Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 40, Hammond, Lake County, 4 August 1911 — Page 2

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The Popular Comedians THE LYMAN TWINS in a big musical production

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The Musical Show with a Story. The New Idea Show.

2-Cars of Equipment-2 Mammoth Production, Magnificently Staged Famous All Qiri Chorus . The Best of the Big Ones.

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Social News

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MEALS FOR A DAI. BREAKFAST. Apple Sauce. Ham. Omelet. Cream Biscuit. Coffee. IXNCHEOK. Broiled Tomatoes in Shredded. Wheat ! Baskets. Sweet Potato Balls. Iced Dewberries. Ginger Nuts. Tea. DINNER. White Curry of Chit-ken with Rice.

Buttered Young Carrots. Mince-d Cress with Celery, French Dressing. Cheese Sticks. Iced Watermelon. After-Dinner Coffe. 1,AN SOCIAL The Martha Indies' Aid society ot' Friedens Evangelical church are pre-, paring to give a lawn social Wednesday evening, Aug. 9 at the church lawn, corner Sohl street and Indiana avenue. A pood social time is assured to all who attend. The ladies will serve ice cream and cake coffee and all kinds of sandwiches. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. The public

is cordially invited. SIX OTI)CK niNEK. A very enjoyable affair was given last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bixenman, 893 Krie street. The occasion being; in honor of Mrs Bixenman's birthday anniversary. A dinner was served at six o'clock. The covers being laid for ten. After tho

ervinir of the dinner the guests spent

the evening with " several . games ot cards and other social diversions. Mrs.

Bixenman was the recipient of many gifts in remembrance of the happy 6ccasion. Those nresent were: Mr. anl

Mrs. F. A. Cosgrove and son Frederick

of Indiana avenue, Mr. and Mr. B. H. Nundorf and daughter Laurene of Erie street. Miss Nell Cosgrove of Krie street and Miss P'rahcis Roth of Chicago And Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bixenman. MISS DREMSTADT KXTERTAH, The Chrystal Pleasure .Club were pleasaitly entertained last evening by Miss Lena Demstadt in Beall avenue. The evening-was devoted to card playing and several games ofpedro was played. At the clree jf thigamos the prizes were-awarded, having been won by Miss Margaret Boldt of Hobart, Claud Sohl and Mrs.-AUman. The consolation price was. .won by Fred Collins. The remainder jof the evening was spent socially while th.h6stess Served dainty refreshments from small tables. The

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Bargains Bigger than ever for Saturday A ii cruet jth

A. m. - 4 r Leave your week end order Friday evening if you like at these prices TT.ll " T1..11 mi TT 'j.!' T: i

Cedar Valley Creamery Butter,

- per pound.. White or Yellow American Cheese, per pound DomesticiOil Sardines, 4 cans f ot

29c

17c 15c

The famous Uneeda Biscuit, JS

per package . Tlj Atlantic Cakes (Newsboys), i Of per pound gLj Choice Ginger Snaps and Soda C-j Crackers, per pound Uj

EXTRA) FANCY RIPE HOME GROWN TOMATOES, per basket. .17C EXTRA CHOICE ELBERTA PEACHES, per basket 19C

Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, per can. . . . Snider's Pure Catsup, pint bottles., Easy Jell, with serving dish, package

13c 20c 8k

Postum Cereal, 25c package 20 C Globe Parlor Matches, p large package ...... QU Kellogg's Famous Corn Flakes, QXf package . (j 2li

EXTRA i FINE SOUTHERN POTATOES, per peck. 4SC OSCAR i MAYER'S FAMOUS EDELWEISS LARD. . . ,2 pounds for 2SC

Fancy Whole Grain Rice, per pound . . Best No. 1 Hand-Picked Navy Beans, per pound California Seedless Raisins, per pound

41c 5c

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Monarch Bulk Chow Chow, per quart Monarch Bulk Pickled Onions, quart Choice Peanut Butter, per pound

25c 29c 14c

BEST ; QUALITY LARGE LUMP LAUNDRY STARCH,. . . .3 lbs for.lOC RANDALL'S PURE GRAPE JUICE, 25c full pint bottles, now only. . .19c

Swift's Washing Powder, large package ' Swift's Pride Soap, - 10 bars for Fairbanks Scouring Soap, 5c bars. .

15c 32c 3k

Marshall's Kippered Herring, per can Waif Brand Fine Salmon, per can Campbell's Assorted Soups, per can

16c 15c 8k

large;fancy California lemons, per dozen. . . . .t23c FANCY RED MICHIGAN PLUMS, large handle baskets . .28C

Choice Bartlett Pears, Atf per peck . H'OLr Fancy String and Garden Wax 4Cn

Beans, per pound I if u

Choice Concord Grapes, large handle baskets

35c

California Eating Pears, per basket. . Fancy Head Lettuce, each Choice White Plume Celery, bunch . . ,

25c 8c 5c

Big Bargains in our Cigar Dept. Sat., August 5th

ANNA HELD, CREMO and ADAD Well known 5c Cigars. 7 for 25c

QUAKER BOND and PAUL. POTTER Good 5c Cigars, 8 for 25c

GREAT GUNNER HAVANA LONDRES and CURLY MAID 5c Cigars 10 for 25c

OFFICIAL, SEAL and EARL OrvPAWf UCKET, 10c Cigars. - each 5c

next meeting will be with Mrs. Geo. Whiting at her home In Beall avenue next Thursday evening. AFTERXOOX AT CARDS.

Mrs. Chas. Hubard was hostess yesterday afternoon to the ladies of the Sunshine club, at her home in Claude street. Tables were arranged for playing cards and several games o' pedro were enjoyed. The prizes were won by the following ladles, first prize, Mrs. Chas. Luthman, second prize. Mrs. Huber and the consolation prize f-.y Mis. Ryan. At the conclusion of the games Mrs. Hubbard served a dairfty luncheon and a social hour was enjoyed by the ladies. The next meeting will be in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Glasgow in Plummer avenue who was to have entertained the ladies yesterday but' was unable to do so. MRS. WEIS AS HOSTESS. One of the most pleasant social affairs of last evening was at the home

of Mrs. V. IX AVels in south Hohman street,' when she entertained the ladles of the Sewing Circle No. 1 of St. Margaret's hospital. Small tables were arranged in the parlors for playing cards and several games of pedro were enJoyed. Thd prizes were won by the following ladies. Mrs. Geo. Kder and Mrs. Jacob Schloer. The consolation prize

by,Mr,s. Joseph Knoerser. Mrs. Weis served dainty refreshments to her guests. The evening was one of great

pleasure, and enjoyment to all the

members.- The-next hostess will be Mrs. J j. Knoerzer at her home in Clin

ton street in two weeks. PICMC AT LAKE FROST,

One of the pleasant outings of yesterday was enjoyed by the ladies of the

G. I. A. of the B. of U E. at Lake Front

Park. There was a good sized repre

sentative crowd of the organisation

They spent the entire day taking with them a fine supply of the good things to eat and enjoyed a hearty dinner and supper as well. The afternoon was spent in games and bathing and various other sports for passtlme. The ladies

were honored hv th nrpnitnc nf fr v.

liu. jaerriu or cnicago, wno is an or-

Iganlzer and Inspector in the organiza

tion ami .airs, irowiey. Horn laaies are

members of division 236 in Chicago.

RHTlRJiS FROM HOSPITAL. The many Hammond friends of Mrs

B. Greenberg will be pleased to know

she, is recovering very rapidly from an

operation which was performed at the

Presbyterian hospital two weeks ago,

also that she will be able to Join her

family next Monday. CIESTS FROM MICHIGAX CITV.

The Mises Bertha and Grace Gehrir.g

have as their guests Misses Elsie

Kintzele, Julia Blever and Charlotte

Biever of Michigan City, at their home

In Calumet avenue. The above young

ladies will compose an outing party to

morrow to go to Lincoln Park in Chi

cago to spend the day. They will take

their dinner with them. 5 RETVnS TO ST. I.OIIS.

Miss Margaret Rohrman, who has been spending the past two weeks with her parents at their home in State

street, will leave tomorrow for St. Louis, Mo. to resume her duties with one of the large department concerns of that city. MRS. MARTIN ENTERTAINS. Mrs. F. R, Martin very pleasantly entertained the young ladies of the A. D. Q. club last evening at her home In Williams street. All of the member were present and the usual diversion ot the club, that of embroidery, was indulged In during a greater part of the evening. Mrs. Martin served her guests with a dainty luncheon which added to the evening enjoyment. On the next meeting of the club, which is in two weeks they will enjoy a picnic outing at Lake Front Park. LADIES HAVE PICNIC. The members of the North Side Ladies' club are holding a picnic today at Lake Front Park. There was a large delegation of ladies and children went to the park this morning taking

with them several baskets of good things to eat. They will have their

dinner on the lawn of the park and spend the afternoon in games and on the bathing beach. They no doubt will have a fine lime.

VISITOR FROM NEW TORK. Mrs. A. Raphalson of New York City,

wife of Prof. Raphalson the celebrated

pianist, will arrive in Hammond next Monday to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B.Grcenberg of East State street.

GOES TO BOSTON. Miss Lillian Spafford of Doty street

will leave tomorrow for eastern points.

She will visit In Boston, Mass. her former home, besides spending some tims at Plymouth. Miss Spafford w be gone about twd weeks.

RECEPTION FOR REV. CAMERON. A reception was given last evening

at the Congregational church on Gost lin street by its members in honor of

Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Cameron, who have recently located in Jfammond. The reception was held in the, church au-

dlterlum which was filled to its utmost. A fine program was very pleas

ingly carried out. The welcoming address was delivered by Richard Jenkins Jr. In behalf of the congregation, and M. E. Zuver delivered an address in behalf of the Sunday school. Rev. W. F. Swltzer of the M. E. church gava a very nice talk, also Dr. Baker ot Chicago. Rev. Graham Fuller of the Pine street Presbyterian church also gave a nice talk. Rev. Cameron responded to all of these in a very fitting and pleasing manner. A musical program was given wlhch was a great enjoyment, especially the selection rendered by Miss Ferris, who is in charge of the Presbyterian church chorus. AI Graves of the Christian church favored the audience with some banjo selections, much to their enjoyment- At the close of the program refreshments were served by the committee In

charge, affording a pleasant social hour

an denabling all those present to become better acquainted with their new minister. LADIES' AID ENTERTAINED. The Ladies' Aid of the Pine street Presbyterian church were entertained at the home of Mrs. MacLeod on Cedar street. There was a large attendance present. The meeting being a business one. A short time was spent socially. Mrs. MacLeod served the ladies with a very dainty two course luncheon. Several piano selections were rendered. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Bothwell on Hoffman street Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m. RETURNS FROM FT. WAYNE. Dr. Merz returned today from Fort Wayne, Ind. , where he went several days ago to attend a conference which was held for the purpose of building a home for nurses of the Fort Wayne Lutheran hospital. HONOR MISS COl'I.TER. The young people of the Baptist

church, honored Miss Kittle Coulter

yesterday by giving a picnic at Lake Front Park. There were about

five 'young people in attendant A

number of them going to the park dur

ing the afternoon and taking their sup

oer with them. Others Joined the

merry crowd later during the evening

The afternoon was spent in games and several kodak views were taken, that

will recall the pleasures of the day

Supper was served on the lawn and the evening was spent socially and in various other ways of enjoyment. Mis Coulter will soon leave Hammond for

Colorado to make her future home. THE ACME CLVB. A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed

yesterday by the ladies of the Acme Club when they were entertained by Mrs. O'Rourk at her home ift Claude street. The ladies met at small tables in the parlors and enjoyed several eames of pedro. The prizes were

awarded as folows: Mrs. Harvey Cleveland, first prize; Mrs. J. J. Rahen gecoft

prize. A social hour followed the "card g.mes during which the hostess served her guests with a dainty course lunch-

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GREAT SLAUSHTER1N8 SALE OF FRESH & SMOKED MEATS

AT THE

HAWND fdEAT MARKET "iT Sale for one day only, Saturday, August 5

Speaking about SPOONS: LOOK HERE. .

12 POl'NDS FRESH LEAK LARD .' FRESH DRESSED STEWING CHICKENS, per pound CHOICE NATIVE LEU OF VEAL, per pound HIND QUARTERS SPRING LAMB, per pound SMALL FRESH PORK SMOCLDERS, ?-r pound... NAT1VF. VEI- SHOl I.pER HO A ST. per ponnd . . . '. NATIVK BREF.POT ROAST, lMr nonnd . .

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FORE QUARTERS SPRINU LAMB, per pound NATIVE VEil. BREAST OR VEAL STEW, per pound... FRESH NATIVE RIB BOILINU BEEF, per pound HOME CURED CORN BEEF, per pound MAYER'S MOOSE BRAND HAMS, prr pound NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, per poanA . . SWIFTS SUClAfl (TREI) BACON, Kraall utrtps. In -

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You housewives of Hammond know enough about the value of Silver Spoons to see your opportunity in the following:

Rrd "The Lake Cnnty T1me" every Friday evening for wr Sprclala. Prompt delivery to all nana of the city. Strict atteatloa

Saturday

Klvaa

all telephone order.

Phone 100

CHAS. BERENDT

101 State street

Plain Silver, Silver Filled, Sterling Silver, Sterling Inlaid.

I have the makes of Wallace, -: Rogers, Rockford, Holmes & Edwards.

The best makes, the best ma

terial and the best finish of any goods made in United States.

To make room for my fall stock

I am selling three hundred sets

of these Spoons at these big re-, ductions.

50 $1.00 sets at 65c 50 $1.50 sets at .$1.00 50 $2.00 sets at $1.35 50 2.25 sets at. $1.50 ' 50 $2.50 sets at ..$1.60 50 $3.00 sets at ....$2.00 This is no fake sale of shelf-worn goods, but a bona fide reduction, on standard stock, new and up-to-date in design and goods that bear the distinctive earmarks of merit and value in every line. Come in and ask to see them. We shall be pleased to show them whether you buy or not. ' JOHN E. M'GARRY, THE JEWELER.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. It will pay you to stop in and look

over the line of slightly used Gas

Ranges now on sale at the Northern Indiana Gas & . Electri c Company's office.

Famous Guth Candies at

L. Cox & Co.

eon. The covers v-ere laid at small tables. Mrs. J. J. Rahen of Truman avenue was named as the hostess for

the next meeting' which will be in two weeks. PYTHIAN SISTERS TO WHITING. The Pythian Sisters of the Hammond Temple will go to Whiting this evening to assist in initiation work. The degree staff and officers of the Hammond temple will do the work. There Is one Lady and one Knight to be initiated. The ladies are expecting,.' a large delegation to go from here. GO TO CROWN POINT. The members of the Dorcas Rebeckah lodge will all go to Crown point tomorrow to attend the big picnic that wil be given by the Odd Kelows. It is hoped that all the ladies will attend. Try a box of Sternberg's Rheumatism Remedy. It seldom fails. Prepared and for sale by M. Sternberg's Pharmacy only, 119th and Schrage avenue, Whiting.Ind. t -4-6f. R. A. Iltckey and family who formerly resided In Truman avenue have niove J to South Hohman street. Mrs. J. W. Thompson is spending the week end among relatives and friends in Chicago. Mrs. Charles Bothwell of Merillvine Ij spending a few days at the home of

Mrs. J. F. Bothwell.

The members of Hammond Hive No. 2, I O. T. M., will meet this evening in the K. of P. hall. This Is an Important meeting and all members are requested to be present. You won't be without a gas range if you call and see the ranges on display at the office of the Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Company. The ladles of Golden Rod camp. No. 1657, Royal Neighbors, will hold their regular meeting this evening in Iong's hall in State street. It is requested that there be a good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. J. Youke and childrrn have just returned from a two weeks vacation, spent with friends and relatives In Kankakee, 111. Frank Eberle and family will leave Saturday for a weeks visit with Mrs. Kberle's sister, Mrs. rMrschel at Washington Heights. Robert Twins of Carroll street leave

(QRPHEUM THEATRE xya Sunday Night, August 6 ROWLAND AND CLIFFORD Amusement Company Offer A NEW ROMANTIC COMEDY DRAMA THE COWBOY AND THE THIEE Original Company with ,T. Wendel Davia, Author of play in cast Picturesque and descriptive of the vast and mlghtly west. Does not depend upon "Gun-Play" and "Startling Climaxes" for Its success. Prices, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, 1.00

Miss Anna Olson Graduate Nurse Tel. 1Q04J, 123 Williams St.

GRAND UNION

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today for Detroit to spend several daya with his father. From Detroit they will go to Niagara Falls and several other points of interest. Miss Ethel Collins of Huntington, Ind. and Miss Boldt of Hobart are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins at their home, 771 Beall avenue.

No G. A. R. Meeting. There will be no meeting of the locil O. A. R. post this evening It having been postponed until the third Saturday of this month. K. C WEEKS. P. C. W. R. CALKINS. Post II. CROWELU Adjt.

Famous Guth L. Cox & Co.

Candies at

SPARTAN.