Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 111, Hammond, Lake County, 27 October 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES. i Friday, Oct. 27, 1911.

Social News in : ' Hammond

KXTERTAIIS WITH CARD!). The home ot Mrs. M. G. I-avone lr Oakley avonue was the Hoertts of a pretty social event yesterday afternoon

Great Slaughtering Sale of Fresh and Smoked Meats t Two Stores Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street and North Side Grocery and Market

Corner Hohman and Gostlin Streets. ALSO .FANCY GROCERIES AT NORTH SIDE GROCERY AND - MARKET. THIS SALE INCLUDES BOTH STORES Sale for 1 day only, Saturday, Oct. 28th

10 POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK NATIVE ROUND STEAK FRESH DRESSED STEW- , ING CHICKENS LIVE SPRING CHICKENS SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDERS HIND QUARTERS SPRING LAMB FORE QUARTERS SPRING LAMB NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, ..." NATIVE VEAL SHOULDER ROAST. ... NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST 4 PKGS PURE WHITE EMPIRE STARCH .00 lie 12ic 123c 1 3c Site 71 6c 14 1215 8ic 10c Head "The Lake County Ttmea" every el a In. Prompt delivery to all pans of phase ordera. . . 101 Slate Sf

Chas. Berendtt

Fhona 100 i

Friday Evening and Saturday, October 28th are Cut Price Days in Hammond's Big Grocery Leave your Orders Friday Evening for Early Saturday Delivery. -

BEST QUALITY

Granulated

No. 3 Cans Choice Tomatoes) Ba Cut Price Sa

Xr Vina Unns aT

cans Choice Sugar Corn and String beans, per doz, 95c; tJ cans OCa for .. ... . ZOC

Oscar Mayer's Best Quality Edelweiss Brand Lard, 4 Ol Cedar Valley Creamery Butter The

butter without a fault, per lb.......... Choice Quality Rice, regular 7c quality, .3 lbs for

33c

No. 2 Cans Snlder's Pork and

per dozen, i:4o; 401 Jergen's Old-Fashioned Glycerine and

Elder Flower Toilet Soap, large 10c cakes today....... Best Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs for Fancy California Tokay and Grapes, per basket. , Extra Solid Fine Head Lettuce, each 8c and Fine Pumpkins, 6. 8 and . . . '. M

Fine' Northern Spy and Sheepnose

Apples, peck

Lion XXXX Flour "The

Flour that pleases." 1-8 sack, 73c; 1-4 bbl sack,

one-half bbl 0 80 Sack . CmmSjL

Tip Top Famous Wrapped Caramels, per pound

Jack O'Lantern Candy Baskets, up from Fine Assorted Chocolates, made to sell for 40c, per lb, full pound box t . BE SURE TO COME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR SATURDAY CIALS. THEY HAVE TO BE SEEN.TO BE APPRECIATED.

whfVi the membors of the Acme Social club met there for tlielr regular monthly meeting. An enjoyable time was spent socially. Cards were the leading feature Of the entertainment and the guests played several games r,r

progressive pnlro at small tabls In the Mils. SMITH A llOSTKS. parlors. Mrs. Flavin and Mrs. B. Ken. I One of the enjoyable affairs 6f yesney won the honors In the games. This terdny afternoon was a meeting of the serving of a prettily appointed two ' members of the II. A. E. club which course luncheon followed the awarding; ! took place at the home of Mrs. 3. Frank of the prizes. The favors in the dtnThK ! Smith In Bauer street. Only the club room were- white chrysanthemum, members, were present during the aft- , Chrysanthemums and autumn foliage ! ernoon. hey spent the time- pleasant - i li- -M-lfrh thoir nriilA work and music anil

NATIVE VEAL BREAST, WITH POCKET lUc .25c ,5ic oiC 14ic I41c 1 2c OSC I9c 1.00 77c 25c LBS FRESH HAM BURGER STEAK NATIVE RIB BOILING BEEF LEAN SHOULDER CORN BEEF OSCAR MAYER'S MOOSE BRAND HAM NO. 1 SUGAR CURED BACON SMALL STRIPS SUGAR CURED BACON NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS FANCY POTATOES, PER PECK 14 LBS GRANULATED SUGAR 1-8 BBL. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 3 CANS SOLID MEAT TOMATOES Friday evening for our Saturday SpeIhe elty. Strict attention to all tele. Hohman & Gostlin Sis. Phone 431

TORE-PURE' F

Cane Sugar, le and DemonOiKraiiBn of National Biscuit Company's Goods. Don't Bake Cookies. Look at the assortment of Fancy Cakes listed below. Sold by most dealers from 20c to 25c per pound. Your choice today 15c lb Marshmallow Walnuts, Choco late Drops, Vanilla Wafers, Lem 14c on Thins.

Beans,

Uneeda Biscuits 4 DkgsV for 15c 7c Fresh Baked Assorted Cakes.

10c

Such as Mary Anns, Kennedy

Malaga 15c 10c

Johnnie, Sugar Crimp, Household Molasses, Orange Gem. Dinner Pail Mixed, Lemon Biscuit Squares, etc., etc. Regular 10c and 12c quality. at only 9c lb. 10c All National Biscuit Co.

42c

10c Package Goods, 3 pkgs. for 25c bb 1.43 Nabisco, Baronet Biscuit, Co coanut Dainty, Marshmallow Dainty, Social Tea, etc., Graham and Oatmeal Crackers. "Assort them If you like." 8c Chewing brands, 3

J were a' pretty decoration in the home, bl-,,Mrs. J. Nolan will be th next hostess j and will entertain the. members at lier J horn in State street iti tw weks on ( Thursday afternoon.,

games were features of the entertainment. Refreshments were served in two courses before the close of the afternoon. During a short business session plans were made for the next regular meeting to be held in two weeks at the. home of Mrs. Frank Robinson, 454 May street. The member. and their husband will be guests at a Hallowe'en party Tuesday evening, October 31 Bt at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Findling in Morton Court. A THIMB1.K I'AHTV, At her home-in Truman avenue, Mrs. j A. .1. Bul k very pleasantly entertained the members of the Oak Ieat Krnbroidery club , yesterday afternoon. It was the afternoon for the regular bi-monthly meeting and only th club members were present. They devoted the afternoon to their needle work and spent an enjoyable time socially. At four-thiry j o'clock the hostess served her guests with a dainty two course luncheon. The member will meet again in two weeks but the definite arrangements were not made for the. meeting. Th hostess will be named later. A SOCIAL ti TllERIti. Mrs, W. H. Spellman entertained a few friends at a thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home in Carroll street. It was the afternoon for the bimonthly meetinf of the Colonial club and only the members were present. They metlnformnlly and spent the aft ernon In a pleasant social way. Needle work and music were among the social diversions enjoyed. The serving of 'i dainty luncheon ' at ' four-thirty o'clock concluded' th entertainment. Th" members will meet again In two weeks on Thursday afternoon and Mrs. C. FJ. Tlnkham will be hostess at her home in Williams street. Mrs. Tlnkham wi!1 entertain at a thimble party. A HISIXF.SS MEKTI. An important meeting of the members of St. Paul's Lutheran Teague took place last evening in the school hall, at the corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. It wai the regular monehly business meeting to which all the members were invited and there was a large attendance. The names of five caridi- " Ly . 7.C per lb Cut Price Sale of Famous Pet Brand Evaporated Milk. Small cans, per doz, 46c; per can. . 4c Tall 10c cans, per Qi doz, 95c; per can. ..... JU 10-lb Bags Old Fashioned Buckwheat Flour, bag : 35c Fine New Sweet California Prunes, Starch, 15c (silent 16c lbs for 25c; per lb Best Quality Lump Laundry pounds for Black and White Matches lighter), 12 boxes in large package . . . Jergen's Famous Violet and Rose Glycerine, 10c cakes, 7c; Oft 'fir. per box, 3 cakes, at auUlj Pure Apple Cider, 29c per gallon '. Griffen Pure Whisky 89c y2-gal jugs , Royal Cream Whisky, Brandy and Gin, per bottle 63c 39c 15a Royal Crown California' Port Wine, per bottle Appolinares Water, pint bottle The Well Known Lion Brand Self -Rising Buckwheat and Pancake Flour, per pkg, 9c; per doz 1.(35 Gum, all popular pkgs for. . .... . ... . 10c 4c 25c CIGAR SPE-

GROCER

I A I, MEWS FOR SATURDAY.

The mrinlx-m of the Hammond Woniin'ti Club will meet In the auditorium of the Klmt Prenbytertau r tin re h la it(li Ilobainn street Saturday afternoon. There mill be n meeting; of the member of Dorenn Kebeefcab, I.lae Saturday evening In 1. O. F. ball In State Btreet. dates were presented for membership. A new committee was -appointed to serve at the next two social meetings of the league. Miss Florenc Gescheldler. Miss Kdlth Mangold and Messrs. A. Lrfiehte and C Kieblecorn were chosen members of the committee. Plans for the fall work were outlined and other business of interest to the members was disposed of. The members of the league will meet in the school hall Tuesday evening:, Octolwjr 31 st Tor :t Hallowe'en party. . There next regular meeting will take place in two weeks and a large attendance is desired. 4 HOL11 WEEKLY MEETING. The weekly meeting of the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Congregational church was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Zuvers Jn North Hohman street. There were many , members In attendance and they spent, the afternoon sewing for the bazaar which will be given in the near future. A great deal of work was accomplished." Mrs. Zuvers served her-ffilests with uainty refreshments at four o'clock. During the business hour plans were made for the next meeting to be held Wednesday. November 1st !n the church parlors. The announcement was also made of a Hallowe'en social to be given Tuesday evening. October 31st In the church parlors. -The public Is given A cordial invitation to attend and It Is desired that there s a large at tendance. an', aftkhkoon mketixc;. Mrs. Jacob Wels wag "at home" to the memlihera tf Circle No. 1 of St, Margaret's Hospital yesterday after noon at her residence In touiflas street. Several of the members attended the meeting and spent a pleasant social time. Mrs. Wels ntertairid with cards and ten quests played progressive pdro at several small tables In the parlors. Following the card frames re freshments were served. Th mem bers will meet again In two weeks and. the hote?s will be named later. A SOCIAIA largf number or Hammond young; people attended the social given last evninf by the members of the Epworth Ieag-ue of the First M. K. church In the league rooms In Russell street. The members ind their friends wer Invited and there was a very large attendance. The league rooms were made very attractive with Hallowe'en deco rations. Autumn foliage and Jack o' lanterns were used among the decorations. A program of games and contests had been arranged -for the entertainment of the i guests: , They ,wei! chosen apropriately for tho Hallowe'en season; Refreshments were served at ten o'clock., A silver collection was taken and a nice sum was realized which will be used for the benefit of the church. MRS. HVAX ENTERTAIN. Yesterday afternoon the members of the Sunshine -Club met with Mrs. J. P. Ryan at her home in Claude street for their regular bi-monthly meeting. The entertainment for the afternoon wa cards and the guests played several games of progressive pedro. Mrs. C. K. Jackson won the' first honors in the games and Mrs. Charles Luthman, the second. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Charles Hubbard. Following the awarding of the prizes the guests, were served with a two course luncheon. The covers were laid for twelve guests. Tn two weeks Mrs. II. L. Horten will be hostess and entertain The following prices are for 3 A XI 1- i. 1

guuus ixi wie rignu pnuea, auu wxiy nut jjuuuxze a, ueaier

oixmsKinar 11 you are saving i or a nome, n ere is a starter. ;

10 lbs Granulated Sugar, Large Olives, in bulk, per quart 39c and the 12-oz. Bottle, the largest bottle and the largest Olives you ever bought, for FISH. 1-lb alt Mackerel, fancy, , only, each Monarch Blood Red Salmon, 1 lb flat cans, each Monarch Chinook Salmon. lb cans only SOAPS. Imported Castile Soap, pure, 2 bars for , Jap Rose Soap, 3 bars for Palm Olive Soap, 3 for Sunny Monday Soap, 6 bars for American Family, r, for...

25c 16c 25c 15c 15c 25c 25c 25c 25c

MISCELLANEOUS Yellow Corn Meal, fresh, 2 lbs for

5C 25c

Everybody Speaks of our Good Coffee, lb

FANCY FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT, while they last, each. JUMBO DILL PICKLES, new stock, per doxen CHILI CON CARNE, 3 lb cans, 25c value, only

Phones: U4, 215

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the members of the club at her home in Clauder street. Mrs. Dorten will enter

tain with pedro. EXTKHTAHS INFORMALLY. The young ladies of the A. D. Q.'s were- entertained by Mrs. Theodor Moor at her home In Russell street las? Tuesday evening. It was the regular meeting of the members changed rrom Thursday to Tuesday for the convenience of several. They spent a nleasant time socially with needle work 'and music and dainty refreshments were served. The arrangements were not definitely made for the next meeting but announcement wilt be made of It later. RNJOV THE AFTEIIXOO.X. An enjoyable afternoon was spent by th members of the Ladles' Aid society of the Fine stret Presbyterian church at their .meeting yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Tweedel entertained at her horn? in HofTman street. There, was a large attendance of members and among the visitors at' the nn-etlng was the Rev, Graham Fuller of Chicago who spent the day In Hammond. The home of Mrs. Tweedel was prettily decorated appropriate to the Hallowe'en season with autumn foliage and Jack o' lanterns. After a short business session the members devoted the afternoon to sewing and a great deal of work was accomplished. The members are pre paring for a bazaar to be given in the near future. A dainty, luncheon was served during the social hour. Mrs C. K. Brewbaker was named as the next hostess and she will entertain The memoers at tneir meeting Thursdav after noon, November 2nd. Jt will be a work meeting and a large attendance is da-stre-d. POSTPONE THE MEETING. .The meeting of the members of the 1. S. club which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. A. Hill in North Hohman street was postponed. It has been decided by the- members not to meet again until after the holidays and an nouncement will be made later of the next meeting. ' PROGRAM IS AN NOl'Nt'ED. "fiuest Day" will be observed by the members of the Hammond Woman's Club at their meeting Saturday afternoon, October 28th. in the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church In South Hohman street. The meeting will be called at three -o'rlock. It Is desired that there is a large attend- j ance of the members and their friends! at the meetinsr. The mmbers of the music committer of which Mrs. Charles O. "Hohan Is ehalrman and Mrs. 1. A. Mlnard is vice chairman will have charge of the afternoon. They havo arranged a delightful program which wil be as follows: Selection The Qunst Quartette Reading Miss Mayfa Haines Vor-al number ... .Mrs. George Schmidt I Violin Solo Mr. Kunst Reading Miss Halnei Coronet Solo "A Dream of Paradise" Mrs. C. G. Hohman A.N EVENING PARTY. The members of the Young Ladles' club entertained at an evening partv Thursday In the old Masonic Temple In State street. Invitations were Issued among their friends and there were about fifty in attendance. Music and social games were features of the evening's program. The party was the first of a series of social functions which the members will give this winter and to which their friends will be invited.A HALLOWKXX PA It TV. , One of the most enjoyable affairs f last evening was a party driven by the members of the Hammond Motor Boat club in their club rooms in Calumet avenue. Ther.e were about fifty members and their friends present. The rooms were attractively dcorated witi fall foliage and Jack o" lanterns appnpriat tj the Hallowe'en season. The colors were red and gold. Mr. Geyer entertained the quests with several

NOTICES

Saturday only. Why not lay 3 1 X X X J 1

with grocery order of $1 or more (meat not included) . . . .69c

Small PorkShoulders, per lb 81c 10 Lbs .Leaf Larc for 1.00 Plate Boiling BeefjQJ per lb Bacon (lean strip)-! CJK-r per lb I 3 2 Choice Rib Roast Beef, per lb 12c Hind Quarter Lamt4 per lb. I h Fore Quarter Lamb,TM per lb . . 2U Rump Corn Beef, per lb 12c EXTRA SPECIALS.

Club Opens Season

The opening of the University club's social season for 1911-12 took place last night In the beautiful club rooms and wan a most enjoyable affair. Bridge whist was the diversion and was played from six tables. Handsome prlies were awarded to W. D. Webb who carried off the men's honors a leather traveling set and Mrs. V. S. Reiter won the ladies prize a handsome hammered brass jardenier. A collation was served after the"card games in charge of the entertainment committee. Mr. Rouse of Madison, Jnd., a sister of Mrs. E. F. Johnston was the only out-of-town guest. - Those present were Mesrs. and ' Mesdames W. Q. Paxton, Peter Crumpacker, H. E. Sharrer W. D. Webb, V. S. Reiter, P. A. Parry, T. W. Oberlin. G. II. Austin. C. A. Smith. August Schneider, F R. Mott, Miss Irene R. Mott, Miss Frances Kingsley. vocal selection after which a program of dances was enjoyed during the even ing. Mr. Rinehardt Elster directed the music for the dancing and his program was well chosen. The dance program was attractively . arranged. During several of the dances the only light In the hal came trom the Jack o' lanterns a v an dshaded candles and the effect was ery pretty. After the program ref reshments were served. The evening's entertainment was one of the pleasant est of the season and a series of parties will be given this winter to which the frienSs of the members will receive In vitations. Those present were Messrs. Kand Mesdames F W. Abbott, "W. C. Allen. Samuel Burnham, George Drackert, Relnhardt Elster, E. E. Frlcke, A W. Franck, William Gordon. William I-eytze, Howard Long, C E. C. Payne, Henry Seestadt, John M. Stinson, F. J, Waller, Mrs. A. N. Browning, Mrs. A Cox. Mrs. G. W. . Hunter, Miss Mabel Cox, Miss Pearl Cox. Miss Beulali Drackert, Messrs. John Burnham, Ed ward Drackert,- Edward Fox, John Geyer, Charles Jonas, G. E. Kingston, George Mayer, Walter Soltwedel, T. T Thompson, C. W. Wolf, W. Dj Allen Alfred Browning and Phillip Payne. A DANCE. One of the most attractive social events ot the week was a dance given by the members of Unity Council Knights of Columbus last evening in ! tne Masonic Temple in Muenich Court The dance was the second of a serle which has been planned by the member for this season. -The Invitations wer limited to the members and there were about fifty couples present. The even ing's program began at eight-thirty o'clock. An enjoyable program music was rendered for the dancing. Frappe- was served during the inter missions. The next dance of the series will be given In November and - an r.cuncement of, It will be made anion tfce members later. A HALLOWE'EN SOCIAL. The members of the. Gleaners class of the- Christian 'Sunday school of which j Mrs. Edgar Singer, Js teacher will give a Hallowe'en social TueBday evenig, October 31st In the church social rooms. The public Is given a cordial Invitation to attend. - V. Ft. C. MEETING. The regular meeting of the member of William H. Calkins W. R. C. No. Hi took place last evening In Wels Hall In State street. The usual number of members attended the" meeting. : ENTERTAINS CLUB FRIENDS. Miss Kathrlne Swltzer will have as her guests this evening at he-r home In Russell street the girls of the A. B. C. club. Thore will be a few other friend. not members of the club present. Mis? Swltzer will entertain at a Hallowe'en party. A BRIDGE LUNCHEON. Mrs. John McDermott Is entertaining at a bridge luncheon today at 'her home in a supply when you can buy 1 Ml . ... " wno Will give you opportunities CANNED GOODS. Paris Sugar Corn, 2 for 25c, or, per dozen 3 lb Cans Hominy, 2 for 1.40 15c swans Brand condensed Milk, 3 Cans for 25c; dozen tJwC Gallon Cans fyrup "32c MISCELLANEOUS. Sweet Potatoes, S lbs for Kingsford Corn Starch, 3 for ., Red Cross Spaghetti, 3 for... Fresh Shelled Almonds, per lb Oysters for Frying, per quart Graham Flour, - ' 10 lbs for Swiss Cheese, per lb Peanut Wayfer Cookies, per lb Stork Baking Powder, 1 lb can, Monogram Oats, 4 lb package 10c 25c 25c 45c 40c 32c 21c

13c 18c

20c

15c 21c

mTKrV 578 Hohman St

li WtSo Hammond, Ind.

ORPHEUM

Sunday. Oct. 29 Matinee 2:30 Evening 8:15 D. W. ROWLAND & ED. CLIFFORD (INC) OFFKRA MORAL UPLIFT By X. E. ROS1 Author f Till Raianr ROCK of AGES With a Competent Cast A PLAY AFFECTING EVERT FAMILY in our coumr 'reduction, Electrical Effects, Stage settings and Costumes ARRAYED WITH MERIT RICES Matinee 25, 35. 50c Evening 25, 35, 50, 75c SEATS NOW ON SALE Real Estate Exclusively PROPERTIES OP :ON-RESIDENTS MANAGED. W. J. HASTINGS, 163 . State St Hammond, Ind. DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Disease of the Eye, Ear, TVoae an Throat. Eye aclentUlcally xMla Glasses fltted. . . . Room 4C2, Hammond Bldg., . -,. Phone 05. Hammond, Ind. MADAME COSTELLO LICENSED MEDIUM CIRCLES' HELDON FRIDAYS . 572 Morton Ave., PHONE 796 South Hohman Street Car to Door. In Irving Park boulevard, Chicago. Her guests are the members of the Marquetteclub of Hammond. A luncheon 111 be served at twelve-thirty o'clcclc and cards will be the entertainment during the afternoon. The members of Hammond Temple , No. 73 Pythian Sisters will meet tnis i evening in the K. of P. Hall. -: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pratt and daugh ter. Miss Martha Pratt of 48 Warren street will leave Hammond Saturday for Chicago where they will make .their ome In the future. - . Tomorrow being the feast of St. Simon and St. Jude. there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion !n St. Paul's Episcopal chufch at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. McElroy left for ' ndlanapolis today where they will rain for a few days the guests of rela- ' lives. - NOTICK TO EAGLES. There will, be special meeting of Hammond Aerie 1252 F. O. K. 4t Ka& Hub rooms. Friday events. Oct. 27 t o'clock. All members are urged be present, to make arrangements ror the funeral of our deceased Bro. Albert J. Quimby. DAVE HIRSCII, HENRY A KLSNEH. W. Pres. W. Secy. Pianos tuned, $2.50, Herbert Hutchlna' 89 Williams street. Fhon 1091 J. lD-21-5t. Special news, the Hammond Furni ture Company, has purchased at a iargaln, twenty-five small sized cooit stoves, side boards, brass beds and clocks and many more articles which thye offer at great bargains.' They always do as they advertise. 10-3-3t

GRAND UNION

Loyal

Order

of Charter open, initiation $5.00. Get your first $2.00 application and be ready for the large class to bo initiated in K. of P. hall, Sunday, Oct. 29, at 7 p.-in. See Dr. White, office corner State and Ilohman. F. A. ENGLES, Organizer. Office of Heffling 5c At & Gcnglcr, 27 Rimbach Bid.

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