Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 126, Hammond, Lake County, 14 November 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Tuesdav, Nov. 14, 1911.
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Slewtd I'runes. Fried Mush. Coffee.
Kabit Soup with Curry, Croutons. Whole AYheat Bread and Butter. Banana Salad (Martha's). Chocolate Almond Cookies. Tea.
Baked Baked
OINNKR. Ham. Cider Apple Sauce. S'juash. Mashed Potatoes. Cold Slaw. Ruisin Pie. Coffee.
H A UT l A X-K K ll.OWKTZ M CTl t.S. The marriage of Miss Florence Harlinan of Allfntowr.. Pa., and .losoym Kralowetz was solemnized yesterday afternoon at tvo-thirty o'clock in Crown Point. Tho Utv. John Lauder officii ted atvth? marriage and used the ring ceremony oC the church. Miss .leasie MacLeod was the bride's only Attendant and the groom nes attended by James Nennig of Gary. The bride wore a tailored suit of blue .serge and a black picture haf. The bridal couple leturned to Hammond late in the afternoon and were entertained at the borne of Sir. and Mr. -Frank Kralowetz in Kussell street. .The members of the bridal party and the immediate relatives were guests at a seven o'clock dinner. The table was prettily appointed in pii.k and white and flowers were used in the decoration. Mr. and Mrs. Kralowetz received many verypretty gifts from friends. The announcement of their marriage will bring them the congratulations anl best wishes of many friends.
. large attendance as these affairs are i Iwoming very popular. Panting will begin promptly at eight thirty. The members of the club are requested to ; .arrive earlier than usual so that the Iprcgram of dances may be completed.
nits. VOl i K vrtitTAixs. A pleasant time was spent by tlia
; members of th I'leurdelis club who
met at the home of Mrs. II. O. Young: in Douglas street last evening for their
regular weekly meting. All the memt bers were in attendance to enjoy the isocial diversions usually a feature at the meetings. Pedro was played at j three tables, and after several gamns i the prizes were awarded. Mrs. Routsong won the first honors, Mrs. Hill, the second and Mrs. Larson, the third. The consolation prize was awarded to Airs. Charles Luthinan. At the conclusion of the games there was music and a dainty luncheon was served. Tlie members will meet again Monday evening. November 20th aL the home of Mrs. Hill in Muenich Court. Mrs. Hill wi'l entertain at a pedro party.
SOCIAL sews rtm hkhnesoav.
!Wr. Kred (rnniparkrr will entertain the member or the Afternoon HHHge elnb- ut ber bone in Warren street Wed lien day afternoon. Mm. Frrrel Will be "at lie me" the member of the ladles' Aid not-let y of the Flmt M. F.. church Wed-n-nday ufternoon at her home, 24S Kaat Sibley ntret. The member of the Young I.ndlea Sodality of St. JoHeph'H (atholie church tvIH rlve pedro party WedneMday evening in l.onx'a Ilnll In Stale utrert. A pedro pnrty and dance Mill be given by the member of Silver l ight Hive I.. O. T. f. Wednenday evening; in the K. of 1. Ilnll In South Iluhninn atreeet.. Mrs. H. Miller will have a br giieHta Wedaevdny nfternoon at ber home In Doty atreet. the nieinbern of the Ladlca Uiillil of St. Ian!'a Kpli. ropal church. At her home In EnM Sibley ulreel Mra. Rati will entertain tb memhrra of the Ladle Aid aoclety of St. Paul' Lutheran church.
Club Meetings
(1.111 !BriX(i PAHTVi . There will be an informal dancing party at the University club next Thursday evening. This is tho( third of the dancing parties that have been scheduled to be held every two weeks. The entertainment, committee, of which John YV. Morthiand i chairman. is making preparations to make this dance a very; enjoyable, a ff air. U isC'expected . thai ' there will be a
A STl DV OF HI SSI A. k An interesting meeting of tlie members of the history committee of the i Hammond .Woman's club was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. S. Hunt, 366 East Sibley street. It ! was the regular bi-monthly meeting to iwhrch all the members of the committee wete invited and there was a large attendance. Mrs. Henry Burk, the chair man of the committee presided during
the busines hour. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved and there 'was other routine work. .Tlie program was in charge of the following ladies, Mrs. A. S. Hunt, Mra. Krick Ltmd, Mis. K. S. Kmerine. Mrs. Etta bake and Mrs. F. K. Hosier. The study subject was 'The Rulers of Russia.". The opening number was a vocal selection by -Mrs. Frank F. Hosier. Hhe sang "Who Will Buy My Ijjvendar" and as an encore gave a
"Lullaby." -Mrs. Lur.d read an interesting paper, the sub.lect of which was "Peter the Great." The reading of Mr. M.- Itj an were very enjoyable. She gave "The Mustard Plaster" and responded: to an eneo'-e. An excellent paper was re.id by ilrs. Etta Dake on "The Present Czar of Russia." At the close of the program there was a pleasant social session. Mrs. Robert MacAleer and: tie following members of her committee. Mra. F. Kriedlander, Mrs". William Stfegliti end Mr. John M.
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State and Hohman Streets.
Phone 141
Stinson served a dainty luncheon. The announcement of the next morning. Monday, November 27th will be made
later. MH'H'B TO MKMBICHS. The members of the finance committee of the Hammond Woman's club are asked to meet at the home of the chairan, Mrs. J. P. Ulackmun, 44 Carroll street, Friday afternon. November 17th at three o'clock. Each member is urged to be present as business of Importance will be taken up. The following ladies are members of the committee, Mrs. J. C. Blackmun. chairman, Mrs. Leo Wolf, vice chairman. Me.-;-dames I. C. Atkinson. J. A. Aubry, H. R. Bell, V. R Betz. Charles Bostwick, M. M. Bruce M. L. Bull, C. W. Campbell. W. B. Conkey, E. P. Ueming, Frank DemiTig, W. II. Gostlin. sr., Edith GriRln, W. A. Hill, Mary Holm, J. T. Hutton. J. G. Ibach, Minnie Kline. H. F. Meikle, W. G. Paxton. V. S. Reiter, A. F. Rohrer, M. Rothschild, II. E. K. Sharrer, George Summers, Cynthia Sohl, J K. Stinson, Nona Trimble, A. M. Turner. J. M. Turner W. D. Webb and A. E. Wilcox. V COMMITTEE MliKTlVd. Mrs. Eugene S. Cooper opened he" home at 8 Mason street for the meet
ing of the literature committee of the Hammond Woman's Club this afternon. Mrs. Cooper was chairman of tiie
program committee for the afternoon and she was essisted by Mrs. I I. Bomberger. Mrs. Thum, Mrs. J. O. Thompi-on and Mrs. C. A. Smith. Tli ?
study was Ruth McEnery Ftewirt's "Sonny" and ' the- following was tl); program for the afternoon:
"Lullaby" Mrs. Basil Walker
"Ruth McEnery Stewart" Mrs. Jean ie Sawyer "A Christmas Guest" "A Boy" Mrs. C. A. Smith ' Sonny's Christening" .
....Mrs. R. "Sonny's Schoolin' " Diploma" Mrs. W
"onnys Keepln' din' Presents" . .
O. Winckler "Sonny's . C. Harriso i
Company" "Wed- . . .Mrs. E. S. Cooper
General discussion
"Heredity versus Environment" A STIDV MEETIXti. The postponed meeting of the Ideal Book Club will take place this evening at the home of Mrs. J. J. Anderso.j in Ann street. The early part of the evening will be given to study after which a social program will be followed.
public schools is to have In prevention and preservation. , Dr. Hurty calls upr,n club women to help In th spread df this helpful measure. One great neta presented was that of thorough graded
Instruction in sexual .hygiene throngm the public school system from flr.t
grade to high school by competen special instructors and the giving of the same privilege to the rural population and a study of the needs of country districts. Virginia Brooks, in her usual pointed forceful manner showed some ways !n whh these Movements cou d be made effective in our own community. She showed special neeus for the protection of our children and those in Weil Hammond from open vice and the secret attempts to entice them into vile resorts, naming some of West Hammond's pestilential spots and some of Hammond's c'tizens who are not doing all in their power to suppress them. She appealed to the townswom-
en to help in the settlement at the corner of Rimbach avenue and State
Line street. The need is great. Tins
Opportunities are unbounded and our
responsibility for existing conditions is measured by our ability to help. (Reporter of the day.) I I.I. MEET THl'RSDAV. Mrs. George M. Eder will entertain the members cf Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's hospital at her home, 627 South Hohman street, Thursday afternoon. MEET WITII MISS MOTT. Miss Irene Mott will entertain the young women of the Inter Se club at her home In South Hohman street this evening. It will be the regular weekly ciub meeting and the usual social diversions will bo enjoyed. Bridge whist will be played during the evening. . IIOI.1J MO.TIII.' MEETING. The members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First M. E. church are meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Post, 19 Rimbach avenue. It is their regular monthly meeting, and after a short business session a program will be given. Mrs. Etta Bloomhoff is one of the hostesses for the afternoon. ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS, Mrs. Frank Oorsey Is entertaining at an afternoon card party today at her
home in South Hohman street in honor
of the members of the Golden Rod club. Pedro will be played during the afternoon. The guests will play at three tables.
A THIMBLE I'AilTV.
At her home In Clinton street Miss
Gertrude Claus will entertain the mem
bers of the N. N. Embroidery club at their meeting this evening. Miss Claus
will entertain at a thimble party and
the guests will spend a pleasant social
time with their needle work.
t IHM.K IN MEETING.
Tlie members of Jthe Embroidery club
will be entertained by Mrs. John
Agnew t her home. 12 Webb street,
Mondav afternoon. November 50th in
stead of meeting at the home of Mrs.
Percy Smith In South Hohman street
as was first announced." Mrs. Agnew
will entertain at a thimble party.
AN ALL DAY SESSION.
The members of the Oeborah Aid so
ciety of the First Christian church will
meet for an all day session Wednes
day in the ehurcm social rooms in
Calumet avenue. The members of
Committee No. 3 of which Mrs. Charles
Primmer is chairman will have charge of the meeting. A luncheon will be served at noon and there will be a Fale
of home bakery to which the public
is invited.
Hammond TheatrE I
TONIGHT
3 REELS HIGH CLASS ' Motion Pictures For Big Brother's Sake, ; The Sentinel Asleep,
Last G. A. R. Parade. Rochester. N. Y.
JAMES CARR in Comic Songs ADMISSION 5 CENTS. Ho or. Open at 7 First Reel 7i20
WOMAN'S CI. IB MEETING. The program of the Woman's club meeting held last Saturday by the Federation day committee was one of unusual Interest. The reports of the Indianapolis meeting showed that th club women of our state are awake, and are proving themselves alive to the needs of the less fortunate, especially the neglected children. The musical numbers were well rendered and appreciated. Mrs. Blackmnu spoke enthuiastically of the royal manner In which Governor Marshal, and others welcomed the four hundred delegates, and their entertainment at the Hotel Claypool and other places, and reported some of the 'Signs of Promise," as presented by Mrs. Clark the retlriig piesldent. A most significant one being that the Federation had aided in opening more libraries than Cam 2git .
Mrs. Sommers told forcefully of the
women who are doing things, and their wonderful achievements as compared
to those of tiie time when women thought themselves unfited to cope with public problems; but she set forth
clearly the great need of puited untlr
iug effort of all women to accomplish
needed reforms in child labor legisla
t'f n; the training parents in the care
of children; the abolition of unsanitary
over-ctowned tenements; the preven
tion ot tuberculosis, bllndnes, idiocy
and 'mmorality by the education of the people in neutralation, food values
and hygiene, the developement of the
Parent-Teacher clubs, and a revisio.-j of our methods of public education so b to make study attractive to evt.i
'.he dullest minds, and adapted o the
needs of various clases and locili'.'-s also a discussion of equal suffrage'
Mrs. Rothschild reported progress in
public interst in Health ad Hygiene
and the part that medical Inspection In
W. V. T. V. MEETING. A meeting of the members of the V
C. T. U. took place last evening at tne
home of Mrs. Davis on the north side
There was an attendance ot thirty or
more members at the meeting. After
a short business session tne program
was announced. Several of the mem
bers gave literary and musical numbers
but the Important feature of the pro
gram was a talk bv Mrs. Fife, treas
urer of the Frances Willard Hospital in Chicago.' Her talk of the work don
in the Chicago hospital was listened to
with a great deal of interest. During the social hour dainty refreshments
were served. The next meeting of the
memgers will take place Friday afternoon, November 24th at the home of
Mrs. Ray Wells in Van Buren street. It is a guslness meeting and a large
attendance of tlie membership is de
sired.
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W. J. HASTINGS Office in Hammond Sav. &. T. Bank Phone 51. Open Evenings.
Double Coupons ALL DAY Groceries Included. (Except Flour and Sugar)
DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Oiaeaaea of the Eyr, Ear, Nose and Throat. Eye aeleatlfleally examined. Glaanea fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bldg., Phone 205. Hammond, Ind.
PROF. LEE CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM Readings daily. Hypnotism and Mental Science taught. Mediums developed. R. 1,-572-574 Hohman Street, HAMMOND, INDIANA.
Nelson's Welding Co. Welder of all broken cnntlng, aluminum, branit, bronze, ateel. copper lad rant Iron, nuch nn cylinders, rank eura and Move eastings. All work CTiaranterd. 640 Calumet Avenue. Phone 1433 HAMMOND. IND.
Eagle's Stag, Eagle's Stag EAGLE'S CLUB ROOM Wednesday Evening, NOV. 15TH AT 8 P. M. ."OH YOU EAGLES!" Here they are with another good Stag. A good time and a laugh every minute. Everybody knows what kind of a Stag the Eagles give. Enough said. Tickets sold by members and at the door. DON'T FORGET THE DATE Wednesday Evening, Nov. 15th. ADMISSION 5Cc.
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HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPT. STORE
Blankets Free in Premium Depts
Fine quality gray and tan Blankets, heavily fleeced, size 40x68, a fine covering
for cold weather. Extra value, given with $18.00 IN COUPONS
Grocery Specials for Wednesday FLOUR Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal or 7()A Ceresota, tt-bbl. sack, 1.55; H-bbl. sack lOC
BUTTER Elgin Creamery, guaranteed absolutely
pure ana tne nnest quality obtainable, OCn
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(From Sun Franc'soo)
ILodge Assemblies j
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Get the Original and Genuine HO RLICK'S MALTED Twl 1 Lit The Food Drink for AH Ages RICH MILK. HALT GRAIN EXTRACT, IN POWDER Not in any Milk Trust XZT Insist on "HORLICK'S" Take a xcke bom
One of the most enjoyable affairs of last evening was a pedro parly given by the members of the Court of Honor, on Weis' hall, in State street. It was the first party of th season to be given under their auspices, and their friends were given a cordial Invitation to be present. There was a large attendance of Hammond and out-of-town people. Pedro was played at fifteen tables. After ten games the honors were awarded. The honora were won by Mrs. Frank Portef of Whiting and Herman Schrage, also of Whiting. Mrs. Sullivan and J. D. Bowen were awarded the consolation prizes. The prizes were donated by business men of Hammond. The guests remained after the card games and spent a pleasant time In conversation. An important meeting of tke members of Progressive Court No. 1, Tribe of Ben Hur, will take place this evening In the K. of P. hall. In Hohman street. All the members are urged to attend, as plans will be made to go to Michigan City for their session. Don't forget the, Eagles stag Wedday evening, Nov. 15. . 14-lt The Misses Norma Locklin, Mabel !?age, Albertine Shepherd and Blanche Nixon composed a mat!nee party to see Mrs. Klske Saturday afternoon. Judge Lawrence Becker has returned to his home in Rimbach avenue from Montana, where he has been for the past two weeks. Prize tjkatins Masquerade Nov. ljth.
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VICTORIA LUB8E following km me ilinrrsrr as S. S. CLEVELAND. PPCfl nd I !rc!;-;i;n all n"Crv exliDuU up I !n-,cs aboard and abcre. ty A trw icrmnoivjiitiopj Tillnblo for th ivrnuri r-rui of 1ii S. ft. CI,KVt'XAD from Ban Franelnc-o Feb. . U12. DlHATIO OP EACH CRl'ISE HO DAYS A Ira Cruitrt to f Orlrnt, Vett Jn4lc9. South America, Italy vnd Zgvft, tic. Send for Illustrated Booklet. HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE 41-45 B'my, X. v.. or local agent.
GRAND UNION
arm Mi $1.0 W anl
Whiting Kink. All welcome masked or unmasked. 14-t-w-f
CARD OK THANKS. We take this means of extending our sincere thanks to the many friends and neighbors and to lorcas Rebekali lodge for the acts of kindness during our great bereavement, through the loss of our dear mother, Mrs. Mario J. Hoke, and also for the many floral pieces. THE CHILDREN'.
New Baby Girl- '
L L Bomberger is tho father of a
fine baby girl which arrived this morn
ing. Mr. Bomberger has laid' in a good stock of cigars and Is receiving the congratulations of his many friends.
per pound
Grandma's Pancake or Acme Buckwheat Flour, three 10c OKfpackages Minas Blend Coffee, best value in Hammond, 0"Tn per pound Cm ij Monarch Brand Mince Meat, three OK a 10c packages ZUu Fancy California Walnuts, first of the season, QOn per pound m.u
New iPack Sugar Corn,
hne quality, 2 cans for. .
15c
Ohio Blue Tip Matches,
the best match 4 Jn made, 1 doz. boxes. OC
Extra Fancy California Hams, average 4 to f 4 n 6 pounds, per lb j
Large Lump Laundry
Starch, three 1 1 pounds for. . . . . ... Q
Fancy Japan Rice, regu
lar 8c quality, grt 3 pounds I Ou Drexel or White i Horse
Kidney Beans, 3 cans ,
SUGAR Finest Granulated, with grocery order of
1.00 or more (flour, meat or butter not included), 10 pounds for. i SOAP Kirk's American Family or Fels Naptha, with grocery order, 7 bars
25c
rder of 63c 29c
Special Items for Wednesday
Percale, small dots, etars and other
neat designs, all the dark 6hades,
warranted fast color, per yard
6k
Silk Scarfs, 24x28 inches, plain
colors, hemstitched,
each.
38c
Directors to Meet. Directors of tlie Chlcago-Mid-tVest Insurance company will meet tonight at the First National bank in Indiana Harbor to confer with their president concerning the intended raise In the price of stock from 20 to $23. Kdward K. Maher, who has charge of th company's affairs in this district, claims that the great demand for xtock since the Carleton ranquet hah necessitated the raise.
A CLEAN PATER, FIT FOR TOUB CHILDREN TO BEAI IS THE TUCES.
Shaker Flannel, unbleached, extra heavy, very good fleece, 33 inches wide, 5 yards fi3c Qper yard 1 OU (Limit 10 yards to a customer) Ladies' Union Suits, very elastic rib, fleece lined, very good 38c Girls' Fine Jersey Leggins, fleeced, all sizes, special, 'Jftrt per pair 49q and. ....... ygb Men's Covert Leggins, waterproof blanket lined; all sizes, rft per pair.. UUU Boys' High Storm Shoes, good heavy soles, have straps and buckles, stzeB 1 to 5, A ft 11 special at........ aCaUU
Ladies' Kid Shoes, beaver tops and
fleece lined; all sizes, worth 1.50, per pair...
1.29
Girls' Rich Glossy Caracul Coats, with excellent lining, donble breasted and fancy buttons, sizes
6 to 15 years, special
4.98
Ladies' Flannel Shirts, red or navy.
the styles so in demand, sizes 34 to 40
Ladies' and Misses' French Dyed Coney Muffs, brown and black,
pillow style, at
1.69
1.69
Throws to match above at came price.
Ladies' and Misses' Fancy Mixture Heavy Warm Coats, scarcely two alike, worth up to 6.50, f fir 2.95
Men's Heavy Wool Plush Back Shirts and Drawers, comes in dark olive shade, very warm and dur
able, all sizes, regular 1.50 values, special, garment...
98c
Boys' and Youth's High Grade Sweater Jackets, fine all wool
worsted yarn, oxford with red or
blue trim; values up to 2.50, special....
1.65
Chopping Bowls, made of best qual
ity hard wood, special
at.
4c
Alabastlne is one of the most sani
tary wall finishes manufactured,
the 5-pound packages, special at
38c
Liquid Veneer is one of the best furniture polishes on the market, the 50c size, 00 special at J 0 C Sapolin Stove Pipe Enamel can not be excelled for reflnishUig steel ranges, gas stoves and 4 ft pipe, the 15c cans at Q Hair Brushes, good bristles, excellent brush, regular nr. 50c value sjJJC Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, 1.00 size t j ..74c Almond Lotion for the face and hands, 50c size 4 1t- 43c
Grave's Laxative Bromo Quinine,
for colds, 25c size
15c
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