Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 64, Hammond, Lake County, 1 September 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Friday, Sept. 1, 19U.

Social News IN ' Hiamm ond

MEXr FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST. Blackberries. Rice Cereal. Calves'- Liver, with Drown Gravy. Hashed Potatoes. "CoftVe. Hot Rolls! LUNCHEON. Vefretab-le Soup. Crimed FJsh, Potato Border: Potato Crisps. Sweet Pickles. Vegetable Salad. Cup Custard. Tea. DINNER. Macaroni Soup. Veal Cutlets, Breaded. Baked Potatoes. Salad of Cauliflower, French Dressing. Red Raspberry Shortcake. Coffee. Miss Beulah Drackert delightfully entertained a number of young people at the horn of her parents. Mr. and Mrs George Drackert in State Line street last evening. The evening was passed pleasantly with games and contests and ; music was one of the features of the eventnp. Several of th,e guests entertained with vocal and Instrumental selections. A daintily arranged two course luncheon was served following the program of games. Miss Drackert's Invited guests for th evening Included

EXTRA. EXTRA EXTRA GREAT SLAUGHTERING SALE OF FRESH & SMOKED MEATS HA0MDf,lEATf,1ARKET,BS Sale for one day only, Saturday, Sept 2

10M POl'XDS FRESH LEAF -ft ff I. ARD, per pound I.UU 4c I. A MB. per ponitd l.t 2Z ATIVK LEG OF VEAI, -0 Mn i per pound Aflt. FRESH I'OKK SHOVLDERg, , per pound XX C FORE ITARTF.RS SPRING 4At. . ' LAMB, per pound XU 74 C NATIVE REEF POT ROAST, per pound 9Kc Read Tfce I. Kite cntr Tlrnt" Piwt delivery tm all parts Mil telephaa ardera. Phone ; too

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Our Extra Special Saturday Grocery Sale Sept. 2 Sale commences Friday evening at 6 o'clock, leave your order then for early delivery. Store Closed all day Monday, Labor Day

Cedar Valley Creamery Butter, Qft per pound OUU Extra Quality American Cheese, per pound. . . . Best Quality -Butter, vper pmind . . . 16c Peanut 13c No. 3 Cans Standard 'Tomatoes, A 'per pound. . . . tJC Lion Brand Bluing and 4 Ammonia, . 8c quart bottle. . Choice, xxx Snaps, - per pound -. Ginger 5c 2-lb cans Choice String queans, Cn iL cans for. . ... . I Ji. Fancy Japan Head Rice, Per h 1 n pound -T'SsO Fresh Baked Butter Crackers, "l 1 per pound ..:.... 2C CANDY DEP'T SPECIALS All Brands Chewing Gum, 5c packages Sour Krout Candy, per lb. . 3c 19c Hand Made 1 Qn Caramels, per lb . QU

Saturday Specials ia our Cigar Department

EL T0R0, DIAMOND CROWN - and ADAD Finest quality 5c Cigars, 7 for 25c

the Misses Ka;hrine Switzer, Adele Dunbar, Lfllle Klein, Ida Voight and Florence Wilson. Messrs. Harlan Anderson. Floyd Mcdtclieon. Carl Shroyer, Eugene Carroll. Edwin Drackert, Jesse Pearson nJ Milton Dermedy. j

A Bl'SlXEIS MEETISC. Mrs. Walter Hammond was at home to the members of the Social Commutee of the- Hammond Woman's club las

evening at her residence In South Hoh-! games a dainty luncheon was served at man street. The meeting was called to i the small tables. Mrs. Harvey Clevemake arrangements for the opening hand will be the next hostess and will meeting of the club, Saturday after-j entertain in two week on Thursday at noon, September l'ltt. The plans for Jhe ' her home ;r Ingraham avenue. West afternoon's entertainment were not ' Hammond. Cards will be the entertain-

t-ompleted and another meeting will be called In the near future. A short social session followed the business hour. The members of the committee are: M-es-ilames Walter Hammond, chairman; W. J. McAIeer. S. A. Bell, A. F. Blackmun, W. F. Bridge. E. W Bump, E A. Berqulst. Grace Conroy, W. H. Davis, J. O. Dtekson, C. R, Dyer, E. S. Kramerine, Mortimer Gates, Robert Gillis, Percy Golding, - Robert McAIeer. Abe Ottenhelmer, Carrier Parsons, F. C. Ryan, W. C. Smith, W. J I. Spellman and Charles Wilson. EXTERTAIXS AT CARDS. Mrs. J. Wolf was hostess and very pleasantly entertained the members of the Acme Social Club at their meeting : yesterday. It was the regular bl- I monthly social meeting and the members were all present. They met at the card tables and enjoyed playing several games of pedro.' Mrs. J. J. Rahen received the first honors in the games and the second prize was won by Mrs. M. J. Lnven, At the conclusion of the, NATIVE VEAI, BREAST, ntth peeket, per pound... lie .Ulltli I-iAI, SUUILUEH 1 I 'A ROAST, per pound M.A -K, 2 NATIVE RIB BOILING BEEF C HOME Ct'HBD RUMP CORN BEEF, per ponnd. MAYER'S MOOSE RHAM) HAMS, per ponad SWIFT'S SI GAR CI RED BACON, per ponnd NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, per poind ....83iC 16c 144C 10 mry Friday ereBlnafor oar Saturday at tent to a given to of the ettjr, strtet 101 State Street Oscar F. Mayer's Famous EDELWEISS BRAND LARD per pound only. 12k Fresh Picked Home Grown Tomatoes, per basket

Leave your order far canning Tomatoes, delivered when you like at per bushel PAonly .UUC

BIG SALE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fresh White Tip Radishes 4 per bunch ........ III Fine Quality Gem Muskmelons large baskets at , Fresh Lima Beans, , per box .s 39c

10c chitran

Fancy Freestone Michigan

Peaches, per basket Extra Fine California Pears, per dozen ....

10c

15c

Extra Fine Michigan 1 "7 ft Concord Grapes, basket I u Choice Michigan Blue 4AA Plums, basket. I UC Big Shipment of Fancy Cluster California Malaga 1 ff Grapes, per basket. . . . I UC Fancy Bleached Celery, big stalks, each J jy

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

HAVANA L0NDRE3 and CURLY MAID 5c Cigar 10 for 25c

SOCIAL SEWS FOR SATURDAY.

The nrnbrri of IXra Ilebvebah Lodfce will nrt Saturday fvmlng In I. O. O. F. Hall lu State afreet. EISTERTAIXS IJSKORMAl.LV. ment during the afternoon. MRS. 1IIHKH A HOSTESS. The members of the Sunshie Club spent an enjoyable afternoon yesterday as the guests of Mrs. John Huber at her home in Truman avenue. It was the afternon for the regular bi-monthly meeting and all the members were present. They met for several games of cards and pedro was played at small tables In the parlors. Miss Anna Rphrman received the first honors in the games and Mrs. Charles Luthman, the second. The consolation prize was 'awarded to Mrs. J. P. Ryan. Following the games the members enjoyed other ! social diversions until four-thirty clock when thty were served with a daintily arranged course luncneon. Mr. C. E. Jackson was named as the next hostes and she will entertain In two weeks at her hme In Claude street. AX ENJOYABLE MEETIXC. Miss Alice Bump had as her guests last evenlg at her home in East State street the young ladies of the A. D. Q."a. It was their regular bi-monthly meeting and they enjoyed the social diver sions usually a feature of the meetings. Music and needle work were the diversions untl ten o'clock when the hostess served her guests with a dainty lunch eon. The next club party will be held in two weeks' on Thursday and Mrs. Fred Hageman will entertain at her home In Ogden street. The following members were present at the meeting last evening. Mrs. Frank Martin. Mrs. Fred Hageman, the Misses Ethel Hoffman, Edna Swltzer, Ira Slmcoke, Ethel and Edith Shearer and Alice Bump. A sociaiTTieetixo. Mrs. August Schneider and Miss Ruth Sohl will be hostesses at the meeting of the meeting of the Ladles' Auxiliary to the University club next Tuesday afternoon in the club rooms In South "Hohman. street. The afternoon will be devoted to cards and several games of bridge whist will be played. The games will begin at two thirty o'clock. A PICTVRE SHOWER. t Miss Leah Shroyer has cards , out among her friends for a picture shower Best Quality Laundrv q Starch, O pounds for E II b American Family Soap, 4foars 16c Pet Brand Milk, tall cans. HC Kellog's Famous Corn Flakes, ni Per pkg 02b Red Cross "7 1 Macaroni, pkg. . . 2u Best xxx Soda Crackers, per lb. . . QC No. 2 Cans Choice Sugar 3 cans for 2QC No. 1 Hand-Picked Navy Beans, tZr per pound Qb National Biscuit Co's Graham Crackers, per pkg. ......... 8c LIQUOR DEP'T SPECIALS Green Valley OC Whiskey,, per botOOC Royal Crown PQ Brandy, per bot. .30b Maryland Pure Rye Whiskey, full quart... . . . 69c OFFICIAL SEAL and EARL OF PAWTUCKET 10c Cigars cacli 5c

at which she will entertain next Thursday evening at her home in Rast Sibley street. Miss Maude Foley one of the

brides of the season will be the honor guest at the pretty affair. IJ' akaanama) AN ALL. DAY SESSION. The members qf the Martha society of the First Christian church met for an all day session yesterday in the parlors of the church in Calumet avenue. It was the regular weekly meeting and the usual number of (numbers attended. A dinner was served at twelve o'clock and during the afternoon the members of the August committee served dainty refreshments. The day was spent witn sowing for the benefit of the society and church and a, gat deal of work was accomplished. The plans were also made for the meeting next Thursday which will take place In the parlors of the church and for the meeting the following week. Mrs. Rogers will entertain at the meeting In two weeks at her home in Murray street. It will be the anual "Birthday Social" and a delightful program is being arranged for the day. A large attendance is destnea a? the meeting. The members also made plans for their annual bazaar to be held In November. HOLD REGULAR MEETING, The members of Hammond Hive No. S L O. T. M. will meet this evening in the K. of V. Hall tn South Hohman street. The usual business and social program will be carried out and it is desired that there will be a large at tendance of members. A LODGE SESSION. There wilt be a meeting of the mem bers of Golden Rod Camp No. 1 C37 Royal Neighbors this evening lft Long's hall,in State street. A large attendancs of members is desired as the business meeting will be followed by a social session. COXCIA'DB VISIT HERE. Mr. and Mrs. A. L Spohn left last',. evening for their home in Minneapolis, Minn, after a few days visit with mond friends. Mr. and Mrs. Spohn have been spending the summer at their cottage at Winona Lake, Ind. J MWELL GIRL A CtEST HERE. Mls June Klein, who holds a position in the Lowell postoffice, after spending her vacation in Milwaukee and Chicago, stopped in Hammond for a few days Tlsit with her sister, Mrs. Frank Robinson and family, of State street. She returned to her home in Lowell Thursday morning:. Her niece. Miss June Robinson, accompanied her. CHRISTIAN CHVRCH CHOIR. The choir of the Christian church will give a sacred concert Sunday night. Program as follows: Voluntary Selected ' Mrs. Seheuhach. Hymn Abide Wfth Me Anthem Savior, Breathe an Evening Blessing Bortianowski Solo Consolation . Miss Wills. Lesson and Prayer Rev. Cross. Anthem Savior. When Night Involves the Skies. v Shelby . With Solo by Mr. Learning. Violin Solo-? Adoration Borowskl Mrs. Couch. Offertory Selected Mrs. Scheubach. Anthem O, For a Closer Walk with God Foster With Vocal Solo by Miss Webb. Solo O, Divine Redeemer tjounod Miss McConnell. Duet O, Loving Voice of Jesus.. Nevln Mrs. Eckman and Mr. Learning. Anthem There is a Green Hill Somerset Doxology Benediction. Everybody Invited. No sermon. HOXOR'MISS FOLEY. In honor of Miss Maude Foley, one of the brides of the season. Miss Lois Hickey entertained at a very pretty party last evening at her home In South Hohman street. The party was in the nature of a towel shower and the invited guests presented Miss Folerwith several very pretty towels as gifts. An

Special Cut Price Sale Saturday, September 2

MEATS i PORK SHOULDERS, 'per pound VEAL SHOULDERS, per pound BACON, per pound PLATE BOILING BEEF, per pound SPRING CHICKENS, our own dressing, per lb, LAMB STEW, per pound 12c 14c 17c 6k 20c limp

11c

Two Phones 15 HoHman Street

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Bovs' Box Calf, Lace, sizes .9 to 13. .1.25 Boys Box Calf, Lace, sizes 1 to 5x2 1.50 Girls' Yelour Calf, Button, sizes SVz to 11 .1.25 Girls" Velour Calf, Button, sizes XllA to 2. . 1.50 Girls' 1.50 Oxfords cut to 99c Children's 1.00 Roman Sandals cut to .,65c EXPERT REPAIRING AT POPULAR PRICES ORTT & TOWLE ( 169 East State Street.

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AND . RAYMOND VVH1TAKER KENNETH STUART IVUNINIE RADCLIFEE OKfA.CE OILMAN HARRY FORSMAN CM AS. T. BORNHAM WESLEY TODD PRANK JAMESON NEIL. BURNETT EARNEST GRIQQS

PRICES 25 - - 50 - - enjoyable time was spent with games and music until ten o'clock when a daintily arranged luncheon of two courses was served. The party Is one of the first of the series arranged in MJss Foley's honor. Invitations have been isciiod fnr one on Saturday evenig-'and nn ThMr of next week. the gafsta were Mrs. O. G. WVtne. - Mr. - William Knoth. tne

Ham-iui. vr,.i rr, rh Shrover. Cora

Abbott. Bessie Porch, Mary Rahen, Jennie Walton, Kleanor Mandernoch, Belle Routsong and Mildred and Mabel Foley. AX INTERESTING MEETING. An Interesting meeting of the members of St. Paul's Lutheran League was held last eveninsr In the schol hall, the corner of Sibley street and Oakley ave nue. There was an attendance of about thirty members. The early hours wer occupied with the transaction of busi ness and plans were made for a concert to be given and plans were made for a concert to be given Thanksgiving eve. The Invitation to attend will be extend ed the public. (Ither business of inter est to the members was disposed of aft er which the time was spent socially. A watermelon feast had been arranged for the social hour. The meeting was very enjoyable. The next regular meet4 lng will take place In two weeks and a large attendance is desired. REALIZE A NICE SIM. The ladies of the German M. E. church served & chicken pie supper last evening In the parlors o fthe church in Truman avenue. The hours for serving continued between five and eight o'clock and there was a good attendance during the entire time. In connection with the supper the ladies sold many fancy and useful aprons from j wnicn xney realized a iuuo avmu iiib proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. The following menu was chosen: Chicken Pie with Cream Sauce. Creamed Potatoes. ' Cucumber Salad, German Style. Dill Pickles. Pickle Beets. Bread. Butter. CofTee. Ice Cream. Cake. HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. Mrs. Hartllne was at home to the members of the Ladies' Aid Society o the Pine Street Presbyterian church yesterday afternon at her residence in Oak street. It was their regular weekly meeting and the usual number of members attended. The afternoon was spent with sewing for the benefit of GROCERIES FANCY JERSEY SWEET POTATOES, per lb ASSORTED JELLY, 3 glasses for. ORIOLE CORN FLAKES, 3 packages for. BEST RICE, per lb, "ft 3 pounds for 4c 25c 25c 20c 48c 30c SELECT OYSTERS, quart tins. .' BEST BUTTER and it is Butter per pound

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the society and church and a great deal of work was acompltshed. The serving of refreshments at five o'clock concluded the afternoon's meeting. Mrs. Kessler was named as the next hostess anj she will entertain Thursday, September 7th at her home In Hoffman stret. The members are all invited to attend. Miss Pearl McKlnney- has returned to Hammond after spending the summer at her home la- Williamsport, Ind. Famous Guth Candies L. Cox & Co. , i nave a gold cure that is gttar an teed to cure any case of drunkenness. It costs about one-fourth as much as any othet gold em and is bntter beesaae it is the nmt rut m then oae, tdmiBiataree ihroufj th rtonoH iatead f by iaiectkm, mod hu bo bad aiter-effeets. I have cured many men who are bow food eitWrite for information. AU adential. Address WILLIAM E. PUTNAM. M. nttlHk

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