Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 87, Hammond, Lake County, 29 September 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Friday, Sept. 29,1911.
Social News IN Hammond
PROGRAM IS ANXOIXCED. The next meeting of the members of the Hammond Woman's club will be lild Saturday afternoon, September i30th In the auditorium of the First (rresbyterian church in South Hohmun ntret. The meeting is called for three o'clock and the members are asked to meet promptly. "The program for the fternoon will be in charge of the Home Economics Committee of which Mrs. Julius Dunsing is chairman and Mrs. W. H. Spellman is vice chairman. A very interesting program has been
arranged and It i desired that there Is a large attendance. A cordial invitation is extended the friends -of the meniV)(if ard an admission of twentyfive cents will be asked. The program will be as follows: I Vocal selection Mrs. tv. D. Patton Lecture '"Food Stuffs" Mr. Jacob Friedman Instrumental selection , Mrs. Kugene Cooper Paper "The Field and Its Posslbili- ! ties" Mrs. John Davis
Quartette Hoses and Violets" ..The Hammond Indies' Quartette. Mesdames C. G. KingwiU, Georgo Pohbins. Julius Dunsing and Miss Harriet Ferris. . A ill S1VESS MEETING. An Important meeting of the members of St. Paul's Lutheran league took, place last evening In the school hall, the corner of Sibley street and Oakley
11 . 1 SOCIAL XEWS. FOR ' SATl'HIJA Y. l -. . . , Tbe ' member ' f the Hammond Woman's Hub will meet In Ue auditorium of the First Presbyterian church In South Hohmai utrnt, Saturday afternoon at three oIock for their regular bi-monthly meeting. There will .be a meeting; of the member of Doreaa Rebeekah Lodge Saturday evening la I, O. O. F. hnll In State atreet.
GREAT SLAUGHTERING SALE OF FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS AND FANCY GROCERIES at Two Stores Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street and North Side Grocery and Market Corner Hohman and Gostlin Streets. THIS SALE INCLUDES BOTH MARKETS. Sale for 1 day only, Saturday? Sept. 30
10 POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per pound YOUNG LIVE CHICKENS, per pound FRESH DRESSED STEWING CHICKENS, per lb.. NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per pound HIND QUARTERS SPRING LAMB, per pound FORE QUARTERS SPRING LAMB, per pound , NATIVE VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, per pound SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, per lb..'... NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per pound
1.00 141 144 12c
141
1
'9k 13 10IC
2C
UfC
NATIVE RIB BOILING BEEF, per pound......... HOME CURED LEAN CORN BEEF, per pound., SALTED PIG HOCKS OR SPARE RIBS, per lb OSCAR MAYER'S NO. 1 HAMS, per pound....' SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound.... SWIFT'S SUGAR CURED BACON, per pound 3 POUNDS FANCY SWEET POTATOES FANCY CRANBERRIES, per quart 24'2-LB SACK FLOUR at.. ' POTATOES, per peck '. ,
mm
330
7
6k
15fc lOic 141 10c 8q 75c 23c
-Jt'"dTh ' r Tltnea" every" Friday evening for our '.Saturday S.eelnlH. Prompt delivery nil part, of the c-lty. Strict attention to all telepBOQf or clem.
101 State St
Phone 100
CItas. Beremclt
Hohman & Gostlin Sis. Phone 431
avenue. The usual number of members attended the meeting. It was the regular monthly business meeting;. After the routine business had been disposed of the members planned for a Hallowe'en party to be given Tuesday evening, October 3lst. The following members were elected to a commitee to make the necessary arrangements for the evening's program, the Misses Lilly Fedder, Florence Kuhn, Emma Claus and Messrs Howard Gescheldler, Kdward Eggebrecht and and Arthur Prolil. The members are planning to give a concert Thanksgiving Eve and a short time was given to the arrangement of the program.. The Misses Minnie Meyer and Gertrude Holtz and Paul Parduhn will entertain at the next two meetings and they extend a cordial invitation to all the members to be present. The next meeting will be held Thursday evening, October 12th in the school hall. A SOCIAL SESSIOX. Mrs. J. O. Thompson, was "at home ' to the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Pine street Presbyterian church, yesterday afternoon at her residence. 442 Cedar street. It was a social session planned to welcome the many new members in the society. Several vocal and Instrumental selections were rendered after which the time was passed In an Informal way in conversation. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess at four-thirty o'clock. There was an unusually large attendance of members at the meeting. Mrs. Smith wtll be the next hostess and will entertain the members of the society at her home In Hoffman street next Thursday afternoon. The ftiembers are all Invited to be present. a thimble; partyI The young ladles of the A. P. Q.'s were the guests of Miss Ethel Hoffman last evening at her home in Summer street. Miss Hoffman entertained at a thimble party and the guests spent a very enjoyable time with their needle work. Music was a pleasant feature or the evening. At ten o'clock the hostess served a. dainty luncheon of two courses. Jilrs. Theodore Moor will have the you'.g ladies as her guests at her home 'i Russrll street, Thursday evening, October 12th. They will devote the
LION
y Evening and Saturday, Sept. 30. ut price days in Hammond's Big Grocery. Cut prices on highest grade dard Groceries the best brands and the best qualities our money can pro"Uuce, and the best that your money can buy.
Remember Sale Commences Friday Evening Oscar Mayer's famous I . . ,.x , A 777, 17 Edelweiss Brand mirp Extra Fme Quality Lean Sweet Cedar Valley Finest weiss Brand pure Pickled SALT p0RK, 4 A CREAMERY Qfln perlb.......12sC per pound only- I W BUTTER, lb. OUC -?" p m apaaK a
No. 2 cans . Choice Sugar Corn.. One-half gallon pails Table Syrup Swift's Pride Soap, bars for. . No. 3 cans Egg Plums..
Hard Water Castile Soap, regular 5c cakes, 4. foi Morgan's Sapolio, cake.,. German Sweet Chocolate, small cakes ,
8c 19c 32c 12c 15c 6ic 4c
Candy Dep't Special Finest Quality SAUER KROUT CANDY
per pound
19c
Big Special In BAKERY SECTION 5 Big Specials in Fancy Cakes which are sold in many stores from 12c to 18c a pound. Your Choice of These FRESH BAKED CAKES
at only I Ub per pound Here's the list. ICED GINGER GEMS, LEMON GEMS, CRYSTAL COFFEE CAKE, LEMON CAKE and RITTENHOUSE FRUIT CAKE
No. 3 cans Choice Tomatoes Kellog's Toasted Corn Flakes, package Pillsbury's Breakfast Food, package , No. 1 Hand Picked Navy Beans, per pound
Pet Brand Mllk,Q small cans Pure Stick Clnamon, package
Monarch Pure m Maple Syrup, bottle
Brookfield Medium Red Salmon.
8ic 9c
12c ..5c 25c 4c
16c
Liquor Dep't Special Full Qts. EVERYBODY'S CHOICE WHISKE Y,"J ft n today. .... vlC
Extra Fine Lot of Fine Smooth Potatoes, per bushel, 95c ; per peck,
Fancy Large Elberta Peaches, per basket . Fine Italian Blue Plums, large square box California Tokay Grapes, per basket. . . . . . Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, per quart Fresh Lima Beans, per box
15c 35c 12c 9c 10c
Finest Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 4 pounds for. ..... ... . Extra Fine Head Lettuce, per head. 10c and Fresh Crisp String Beans, per pound Fine Bleached Celery, per bunch. Extra Fine Cauliflower, per head, 10c to
24c 15c 12c 5c 5c 18c
Bargains in our Qgar Department for Saturday
OFFICIAL SEAL ' -and EARL OF PAWTUCKET 10o Cigars, each Sz
TOM KEENE and ADAD Fine 5c Cigars,' 7 for 25z
QUAKER BOND and LILLIAN RUSSELL . 8 for 25c
CURLY MAID and HAVANA LONDRES Good 5c Cigars, JO for 25c
evening to their embroidery work anj members
tli" soi' la I diversions usually a feature of the metings will be enjoyed. .. .
ar asked to meet at the Miss DeEtta. Curry ot Rlmbach av-
A SOCIAL. A large Dumber Qf Hammond peopie were. In attendance at the social given last evening by the members of the
Ladies' Aid society of the First Congre
North Hohman street depot at eight nue returned to Hammond yesterday o'c'locli' sharp. The fare will be twenty from Benton Harbor, Mich., where she
cents a round trip. A large attendance of Hammond members Is desired.
LEAVES FOR COLLEGE. Joseph . Ilirsch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arinlrth I (Jrach i f Txrxv. aim .
sational church in the church parlor,.' day for An . b
A oninll - M -- J t
- w. e IT I, ! """.will enter the Jaw department of the second prise, $5 sum was clears which will be used fo-jUnlver8ity of M,ch,alL He gradu(. , g
uC..clIU Vl ln cnurcn. a raus.ca. ed f the H,mmond h,gh senoo, ,n program was Riven after which there ' june"
was called several days ago by the serious illness of her mother. Mrs. Curry is reported to be Improving; slowly. . Don't forget the dance next Saturday night, given at the Whiting Skating Rink, prlie waltz. First prise, 110:
A.11 welcome. 2S-4t
were games and contests arranged fc
the entertainment of the guests. Thj serving of dainty refreshments at ten o'clock concluded the pleasant affair. A ALL DAY SESSION. The members of the Martha society of the First Christian church met for an all day session yesterday in the social rooms of the church in Calumet avenue. ' It was the regular weekly meeting to which all tha members were Invited and there was a very large at
tendance. A dinner was served at
MEET IX K. OF P. HALL. A meeting of the members of Hammond Hive No. 2 L O. T. M. will take
"One for All All for One." The old rallying cry of "The Three Muaketerr." In the days of Dumas, that fasclnat-
place this evening in the K. of P. hall in writer made famous "The Three in South Hohman street. It is the Musketeers." and first France, then
; regular bi-monthly meeting and the v'ry other civilized nation of earth usual business and social program will read and enjoyed the wild adventures be followed. A large attendance of of that rollicking trio.
Their's was a motto that stood lor unquestioning loyalty ind fidelity staunch friendship that never failed,
members is desired at the meeting. A LODGE SESSION.
The members of Golden Rod Ca
unexpressed, perhaps, in words, but
twelve o'clock and during the social Xo' 657 Ro"al Neighbors will meet in
mp finding Its outlet in noble, unselfish
acts and heroic self-sacrlnce even
hour dainty refreshments were servel. ; ' ln w "rest this evening thourh death ,tself were th, result-
The members and their friends -were - "'-"'""""f niwung. ..Cne for Xll All for One" Is
invited u the dinner and a nlc sum "I"' 8C"-la' rr"" the rallying cry and the motto of
was realized which will be used for th-j " 'v,lu"' "v lar5 aitenaance Loyai order of Moose, a comparativ ......... . . . . . of members Is rieirri I . . ...
Deneni ot me society ana cnurcn. uur- - i new social order which Is
ing the afternoon hours the members served and quilted for the bazaar which
will be given sometime in November
also
the
ely
growing
more rapidly than any similar organization in the TJ. . S. It Is attracting
to its ranks thousands of the very best
AX EVE.MXG PARTY. One of the social entertainments
and a great deal of work was accomp- "hmulea to take place this evening U and brightest of our men. both young
lished. The announcement was made f rcler -rumpacic- and of middle age men of clean minds of the meeting to be held next Thurs-jer and Mr8' w- G- Pa!tton will be host- and morals, and it has already gained day and a large attendance of members . efses to the members of the Marquette a hign pace among the most desirable
u.uo B,m meir nqsoanas. The affair of the great orders of eartn. will be given at the home of Mr. and While, -among the splendid features Mrs. Crumpacker in Webb street. It that sneciallv mark this order, it DOES
will be the first social meeting of the disburse a sick benefit and gladly memhera aftAr (k. nmWi . r n a . . ..... . ....
her lotouoii. Bnarej witn tne sorrowing tne burden Euchre Will he r.lv, ,,nrn .h. i . i .. . . .
guests yesterday? afternoon at her home ,n . tH " ,. C , "uriat. yev tne primary tnougnt. ana fn West Sibley' street the members of "SUal nUmber f pHzeS WlU . purPOS0 ot th rler of Moose ,8
the Sunshine club. it ras the hfter- ;."-. " a
t i-iiviiviji memDers ana to oring into tne HONOR MISS RECHT. j lives of each all the brightness and Joy A very pretty social affair of last and sunshine that comes with human evening was a party at which Mis sympathy and friendship and loving
The Loyal Order
is desired. The usual business, and so cial program will be carried- out.
EXTERTA1XMT CARDS. Mrs. Charles Luthman had a
noon for tfhe regular bi-monthly meeting and, the usual social diversions were enjoyed. The guests met at the card
(QRPHEU JVJ THEATRE
HAMMOND.
' , Tk, TT,.U.a n. ......... ... IIUII'M J L IIU1I1SU UCI Ui U I I1C3S, UIB XUKJ f 0. 1 KJ I K.IXZ t fiT r, T rn tZ siSter' Miss Mar Recht- whose mar- of MoOKe frouM. gladsome gathertiho first honors, Mrs. I U Dorten the r,a(fe o Emjl shuz wu fce solemn,Ie(1 lng ot gooA men who ,ove light rather
""- """ "-" Wednesday. October 11th. Miss Recht than darkness. In this order there are awarded to Mrs. Charles Luthman A entertained at a miscellaneous shower no assessments levied or collected. The dainty two course luncheon was served . and the bp,d,,ect waa showered wlth dues are 75 cent8 per month. Soclai following the card games and an hour , many very preUy and va,uaMe gatherings, luncheons and banquets was passed pleasantly with music and evenlng was pagsf.d pleasantly wlth are of frequent occurrence and are conversation. Miss Anna Rohrman was varou, gocla, amu8.ments. Games. ' specially encouraged as the most direct named as the next hostess and she will contests and muslc w.ere amon the dl. and acceptable means of fostering that entertain in two weeks at her home in v . . ,,.,, ... 1 tru. nirit nf rnmnthln nt, t
I m. - i V Viui n, IIIC gUCSLO ' 4' -w were Invited Into the dinina- room and he desired in these fraternal bodies.
served with a luncheon of two courses.) A Ipdge of this order is now being The table decorations vere in the chos- j formed in Hammond, Mr. F. A. Engels en colors of the bride, pink and white. beinS the organizer, with headquarters Covers were laid for the following at the well-known Jewelery store of
young people: the Misses Mary Recht, Lena Dub, Elizabeth Dub, Mary Skrzypszak, Anna RoscKselong, Llbby
noon and Mrs. Barney Kenny will be ' Rose Mary of gouth hostess s;t her home in Indiana avenue. Cnlcag Agnes Mulcare of Chicago; Mrs. Kenny w,l entertain at cards andl )a Hollenworth Cecelia Wocker, of severa! games of pedro will be played j chlcaso; Ethel Mltche Lucy Heckle,
j Ethel Stearns and Lena Recht. -t
East State street.
POSTrOXE THE MEETING. The meeting of the Acme Social club which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. D. James ln State street was postponed. The next meeting will be held in two weeks on Thursday after-
durlng the afternoon.
MUS. WALTZ A HOSTESS.
An enjoyable afternon was spent by the members of Circle No. 1 yesterday as. the guests of Mrs. Waltz at her home in East State stret. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and the invitation to attesd was extended all the members.- -There was a large attendance. .' The members met at the card tables and spen the afternoon playing several games pf pedro. Mrs. Otto Knoerzer received the first honors and the second prize was won by Mrs. Mat Klein. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Jacob Kusmaul. The hostess served her many guests with dainty refreshments following the card games and the remainder of the afternoon was devoted to conversation. The afternoon's entertainment was a very pleasant one. Mrs. Jacob Kussmaul was named as the next hostess and sha will entertain at her home in Clinton street, Thursday afternoon, October 12th. A NOTICE TO MEMBERS. The members of Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe of Ben Hur have received an invitation from the Gary court to attend their meeting Monday eveninng, October 2nd at which there will, be class initiation. A special ar has bae:i
chartered over the Chicago, Lake Shore
and South Bend interurban and the
came to Hammond today and is . the guest of Miss Beatrice Hansen at her home, 11 Rimbach avenue. Miss Iautman formerly live in Hammond.
John E. McGarry. While the charter
list is still open the admission fee is
but $5.00." Later, when said list is closed, $25.00 will constitute the regulation initial rate.
SUNDAY NIGHT GRAND BALL AT CONCORDIA HALL 300 West State Street Admission 25c Ladies free
GELIN & VANDEROHE FALL OPENING OF MILLINERY A large display of Fall Hats at reasonable prices. Room 22. Above Lion Store.
SECOND ANNUAL CONCERT given by the Christian Church Choir Thursday, October, 12th, 1911 Assisted by Alice Genevieve Smith, Harpist, and a Reader and Humorist to be announced later. At the Church, Corner Calumet and Summer. Tickets 25c
Saturday is Cut Price Day in our Grocery and Meat Department. It will pay you to lay in a supply of goods at these prices. Orders taken Friday evening after 6. P. M. 13 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR, with grocery order of 1.00 or more. 98C
Canned Goods tmportd French Peas, i AT per can, J3C dozen... I.yj Monarch Giant Peas, Ap per can, J5q dozen... aQJ
Paris Sugar Corn, 2 cans for Hart Brand Pork and Beans, 15c size, 2 cans
25c 25c
Cakes Fresh Fig Bar Cakes, per pound Fresh Peanut Wafers, per pound
10c 13c
Fish
)
17c
Fancy Fat Mackerel, 1 pound each."
Imported Sardines, in olive oil.
always sell 2 for 25c, this sale, per can, Uc ft dozen I 11
Miscellaneous Honey, fresh from the hive, in cartons,, lb. Prunes, this year's crop, large and juicy, lb Monarch Milk, tall cans, each, Qq dozen.. Olives, Jumbo size, in bulk, quart......... Hershey's Cocoa, 10c size, this sale...... Stork Brand Baking Powder, 1-lb can...
Choice Rib Roast of of Beef, per pound. . Fore-Quarter Lamb, per pound Hind-Quarter Lamb, per pound. . . . .' Plate Boiling Beef, per pound. No. 1 Hams, "home cured," per lb Veal Shoulder,
per pound.
Bacon, 2-pound strips, per pound J WE DRESS ALL OF OUR POULTRY.
Spring Chickens, per pound . .
37c 1.00
18c 16c 1.00 42c 8c 18c
Coffee and Teas
Manor House Coffee, 1-pound cans, each.. Pure Santos Coffee, per lb, 28c 4 lbs tor-
English Breakfast Tea, 40c grade, per pound'... Vegetables and Fruits Fancy Head Lettuce, q head. (JQ Jersey Sweet Potatoes, m
per pound. T'M
Endive, large neaas, each Cranberries, quart. Large Stalks Celery, 3 for.. Concord Grapes, basket , Blue Plums,
"" basket, ..j. ......... , Breakfast Foods Oriole Corn Flakes, 3 packages for
Monogram Oats, m 4-lb pkgs, 'flflft gua ranted fresh, reg. 25c seller. .ZUG Egg-O-See, J? 3 packages for .wU
578 Hohman Street Phones U4-2J5
12c 8ic 12c 6k 15c
14c
18c
5c 9c Oc 5c 5c
25 c
TJONIGHT HAMMOND'S FAVORITE ACTOR Jack Bessey
AND ORIGINAL
HICKMAN-BESSEY CO. Presents THE GREAT FOUR-ACT, SENSATIONAL COMEDY DRAMA The Right of Might A Problem Play of Capita! and Labor High Class Vaudeville BETWEEN ACTS
Entire Change of Specialti
Prices 10c, 20c and 20c
SATURDAY MATINEE "CHARITY BESS" 10c and 25c ' (T ALU MET Theatre - South Chicago. Phone 8. C, 232 Julius Johnson, Mgr. THREE DAYS COMMENCING September 28. BARGAIN MATINEE SATURDAY Presenting the most Successful Romantic Play of a Decade ' " George Barr McCutcheon's GRAUSTARK With an Unusually Excellent Company and Elaborate Scenic Production .
GRAND UNION
This housewife is pleased "yhen she sees a load of our coal come to the house. She knows she will not be troubled with ashes; 'that the coal will burn free ; that it is easy to ignite, and that its heat giving qualities cannot be excelled. Let us send you a load. J. J. DIBOS & SON THE PIONEERS , Fayette Street and Erie Ry. Three Phones for your convenience, Tel., 4; Tel. 604; Tel. 934-J.
LOOK We save you 10.00 on a Suit The garments we make for $25.00 others charge $35.00. - High grade woolens and trimmings only used in making our Suits. A perfect fit guaranteed. The pleased customer is the one we want. If we please you we can your friends. CLEANING AND PRESSING Young Mens Tailors Phone 771. 61 State St. HAMMOND, IND.
CLASSIFIED AnVEUTISIXO arils salable property READILY nd makes all GOOD property "aalrablc.