Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 156, Hammond, Lake County, 20 December 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1911.
Social News LrIN Hammond
A delightful' party was grlvn as a surprise to Miss IJllian lllcnbarii last Saturday evening at her home, 190 Towle street. The party was given in
eeJebrationof her birthday anniversary and she received many pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. The evening was passed very 'pleasantly with dancing, music and games. A supper was served at eleven o'clock: Among the guests were. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Opperman ami daughter, Ruth, the Misses I-.il Han Huffman and Alma Arndt, Mttsnrs. Otto Bleck. and Charles Arndt all of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klerk. Mr. and Mrs. William Arndt and Mr. Oscar Bleck of Michigan City, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Schroeder. Mm.
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Great Slaughtering Ssla on Fresh and Smoked 4 Meats At 2 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. THIS SALE LASTS 4 DAYS, Wednesday, Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Dec. 20, 21, 22, 23, 1911 OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
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Stlck and daughters, Carrie and pearl,, Mr. ..and Mrs. Kdward Dellenbach, tnt Masses Kmma and Clara . Bleck, Mary Mariuardt, Hattie and Alma Dellenbach. Messrs.1 Henry Marquardt, George Ernest and William Lowell.. MISS HKH11ST KNTERTAIK. The young women "of the N. N. Embroidery Club were guests at one. of the prettiest3 parties of the season last evenig when Miss Gertrude Hurbst entertainer! at her bom in South Hohman street. It was tne annual Christ
mas party to which all the members were Invited. They met for a social time and enjoyed work and music. Several of the members entertained with mush; and their program 'was enjoyed". The Christmas Grab Hag was the feature of the e-vening. Kaca member brought an article for the Grab Pag and many pretty gifts were exchanged. The home was very atra-tlvely decorated in the holiday colors of red anj green. ' A Christmas tree elaborately trimmed was a pretty decoration in the parlor and in the other rooms thei'c were Christmas bells, and holly. The serving of a dainty two eourae luncheon at ten-thirty o'clock concluded the evening's entertainment. Miss' 1 lerbst's guests were Mrs. John J. Claussen. the Misses Bertha Maleltske, Lilly and Meta Fedder, Kmily and Bertha Kbert. Gertrude Claus, Hulda and Lillie Klein. A SOCIAL EVENT. -' Mrs. R S. Groman, Mrs. G. I. Smith and Mrs. H. K. Sharer were hostesses at the meeting of, the Women's! Auxiliary
to the University Club yesterday afternoon in the University Club rooms In South Hohman street. There-were twenty guests, among .them several from out of ttir f ity. Tne afternoon hours were, devoted to needle work. Mr-,. L. I- Bomberger sang a group of songs., among them "O Perfect .Day" V and' "Swinging in the Grape Vine Swing." She responded to an encore. Mrs. K.. M. Dinwiddie of Crown -Point, who is Mrs. Groman's house guest entertained With several beautiful, instrumental selections. Their program was a delightful feature of the afternoon. The1 serving of dainty refreshments , at five o'clock s concluded one of the, pleasantest parties of the series arranged by the members for this winter. The next meeting will - occflr Tuesday afternoon. January 2nd, IMrs. P. A. Parry. Mrs. T. "W. Oberlin
SOCIAL XEWS FOR THURSDAY. t . t . Mra, J. A. Mailer will entertain the members of the Oak. Leaf Embroidery Club at her home In Sibley atreet Thursday afternoon. The members of the Sunshine Club will be entertained by Mra. Charles Luthniaa at her home la Sibley street Thursday afternoon. The girls of the Phi Alpha fiammn Club will meet wit b Miss Marguerite llaefer at her home la Truman nu.f Thursday evening.
named , later. Among the ' members present at the meeting last evening ,-were Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Lockwood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warman. .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marganau. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deakin. the Misses Margaret Prest, Florence, Solomon and Birdie -Mftlo, Messrs..: Edward .Shopp. Frank Baker, Herman Betz and Sam Kngleton.
i MKKTI.Nti WAS POSTPONED. The members of the Golden Rod Club decided to postpone the meeting which was announced for yesterday afternon There will be no regular social
nue. It was the regular monthly meeting and the invitation to attend was extended all the parents In the school district. The attendance was not as large as usual on account of. the approaching holiday season and the absence of members from the city. ' Th.
president, Mrs. I. I. Mocfjeska appointed Mra. E. J. Campbell. Mrs. J. B. JJunslng and Mrs. W. "A. Williams as members of the program and social committee to prepare for the January meeting. In the "future the club members will be asked to prepare papers and read at the meetings. This plan was discussed at yesterday's meeting. The Rev. W. F. Swltzer, pastor of the First M. E.' church gave an address. He chose as bis subject "IorTa and Manners." - Mr. C. M .McDaniel was also present and addressed the members. Both talkd were vejry instructive. The .remainder of the program was given by the children of the grades and was as follows:
Piano Solo... . Selections . "Recitation .... Violin Solo Recitation .... " Piano Solo. . . .
HAMMOND THEATRP PHONE 63 TONIGHT 3 oe Photo-Plays When First We Met (Drama) . The Teil-Tale Parasol (Comedy) Desperate Desmond Abducts Rosamond (Comedy LILLIAN THOMPSON, Soprano Admission Only 5 CENTS Doors Open at 7 First Play 7:20
meeting until; after the holidays and the. hostess will be named later. The usual social diversions will be enjoyed at tha meeting.
INTER SE CLUB MEETS. Last evening- the young women of the Inter e Club were entertained by Mi3 Ethel Ebright at her home In Ogden street. It was the annual Christmas party and each member brought an article for the Grab Bag. The distribution of gifts was one of the pleasant features of the evening. Music and cards were the social diversions. The guests played several games of bridge
whlet at small tables In the parlors Following the games a dainty two course luncheon was served. The members were all present with the exception of one. There will be no meeting until after the holidays and the hostess Will be named later. - t - Mrs. Speith and daughter of Shelby, Ind. wil return home today . after 'a short visit with Mrs. George Drackert at her home In State Line street.
La Vendor Cigars ara pronounced exceptionally good by all smokers. -
THEATR
...Harriet McMahon The Victor Lola Thompson John Harris ...Margaret McElroy ..Kathrlne Williams
This, Market, will be open every evening till 9 p. m. until Xmas, commencing Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1911 "nK Chas. Berendf mZUT-5(5
and Mrs. J. F. Beckman will be hos.-
' esses at bridge.
AX IXTKHESTIXC. MKETIMtJ. An interesting meeting of the members of the Parents Club of the Lafayette school was held yesterday afternoon In the school hall In Calumet ave-
AX K JOY ABLE MEETING. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Stewart were host and. hostess to the members of the Rotary Club and entertained . very pleasantly at their home in Henry street last evening. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting postponed from Wednesday evening of last week for the convenience of several of the members. A pleasant social ttme , was spent .with games and music. In the contest honors were won by Mrs. Hary Deakin and Mr. C. A. Lockwood. Mrs.
Lock wood was awarded the, consolation prise. After the program of games a
dainty luncheon was served. Tha definite arrangements were not made
for the next meeting but it la expected
that a party will be given In " three weeks. The host and hostess will be
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Sunday Night, Dec. 24th
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CnXTD WORTH v PRIZES
will be given to the first TWENTY-SEVEN persons to send the correct solution of the BIG MISSING WORD CONTEST to XOX, care of THE TIMES, Hammond. Below, and on five other pages of this edition of THE TIMES, will be found letters, which arranged in their correct order, spell the name of something all Hammond is talking about and looking forward to. Send in your solution with your full name and address to XOX, care of THE TIMES. All letters must be mailed. . 4 : The Grand First Pri2e is valued at
$N5.00
pecial Tiiree Day Sale of Holiday Groceries, Nuts, Fruits, Wines and Cordials
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OUR GROCEPwY DEPARTMENT OFFERS THE STAPLE GROCERIES AT T.OWRR PRTnT! TTTA"M ATIV nTWPT? rtot?p. axtti Twin TiTlT.Tn A CTP.S FINE FRUITS. NUTS AND
ANT LIQUORS THAT ARE THE ESSENTIAL FEATURES OF A CHRISTMAS DINNER, ARE FOUND HERE IN GREATER VARIETY AND MORE REASONABLE THAN. U ELSEWHERE. - .-., .,v ? j - - -
tore Pet Food &rosipy9 Jhun, Fri., ' & Sat., Dec. 21-2-3
New Mixed Nuts, only the very
finest variety in this assort
ments, per lb, 19c; o pounds for
55c
Special Mixed Nuts, all new Nuts, especially- mixed, Air per lb, 14c; 3 lbs for. . . .HUC
Finest perfectly cured Veritable Camembert Cheese,
per box
at.
32c
Best Quality Granulated Cane Sugar, fj per pound .0 J
Spanish Malaga Grapes, finest
imported, large pink clusters, per poun4
17c
Plum Pudding, Richardson &
Robbms, very specially priced for this sale, 00 f per tin L,A
47c
Snider 's Famous Tomato Catsup, 23c pint bottles
Finest Imported Roquefort Cheese, per pound . N.
unoice Christmas Tree Ornament
Cookies, animal shapes, per dozen
Nabisco Sugar Wafers, A tin- 23c and 'yC
Uneeda Biscuits
15c 12-)int bottles . . . . . 1 2 c
4 pk
15c
era
M I ttJ4S if
Extra Special
Fine Holly and Evergreen Wreaths, each. . . . . '
Xmas Lebkucken Cakes, 4Aft packagp . . UC Home Made Pepper Nuts, 4 t pound . . I'ZC Fresh Baked Lemon Gems, -j ft per pound. . . '. ... J UC Nat. Biscuit Co.'s 4 -y Marshmallow Walnuts, lb . C Glenwood brand fine qual. "7 1 ft Mince Meat, 10 pkgs.v. . " 2U Bismark Best Mince Meat, QQ quai-t jars, at.OC 10-lb Bags Buckwheat nr Flour, Asack. JO C
Lion Brand Self-Rising Pancake and Buckwheat Flour, package, 9c 3 packages for
Extra Fine Magnolia Wreaths, at only Fresh Evergreen Strings, yard, 4c; 20-yard coil . Fresh Holly, good sized bunches, at
10c 12c 70c 7c
TABLE CHRISTMAS TREES Average 2 feet in height. Just the adornment for the Christmas table, worth 30c and sell regularly at that price, Specially priced for this sale JQC to ZuC
N0TH ,ruMNc WHa.a. WC COIIOTtSICQMIl
25c Jar McLaren's Imperial Cheese, packed in holiday box with sample Pan Yan Sauc6- 23c Central Brand California White Asparagus (large stalks) 2Va-lb tall cans. ...... ...28c Van Camp's New Pack Extra Tomatoes (No. 3 cans), per dozen, 1.35; per can: . . . . . 12c
TETLEY'S GREEN
LABEL TEA, -pound
15C -pound tins. . .
29c
Swifts
Pride
SOAF
Yacht Club Salad Dressing, bot., 21c and . 9c Fine Seasoning Onion Salt, per bottle. . . .15c Crosse & Blackwell's Curry Powder, bot . 14c
5SWII- I KKlUt
LAUNDRY SOAP,
per bar
Case of A nn 100 bars.aj.y
OUR LEADER COFFEE, fine quality, our regular price 30c, spe
cial, per pound. ......
28c
3?4 Pounds for IQQ
Choice Quality SANTOS and RIO COFFEE,
per pound
Holstein Brand , Extra ' Fancy BRICK CHEESE, pound.. . . . OC
QarjCoaaiuiausietlW
dial at naconsn.
23c
Ay2 Pounds for 1,00
14-lb Bags Diamond Crystal SS....17C
31c
14
Uill STffcJ
FLOim
. . 25c
LION BRAND XXXX FLOUR Every sack guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or vour monev back. 8-bairel sacks, 73c V-barrel sacks, 1.43 -barrel sacks, 2.80 -Jello, .the finest dessert, Oin )ackage. tJ2u
Finest Long Shred Cocoanut, 4 "7
MxtaoMtsaypoa
KAilfrtAM & WOLF
nAnnOMD, IMD
lound .
Baker's Premium Chocolate, -poimd-rakes.
1
ssarsal Lion Brand Vanilla and Lemon,
bottle. ;
17c 8C
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11 '."ill ' " -"
Big Assortment of Holiday
FREE A bottle of Fine Old California PORT WINE With purchase of 1.00 or over in Liquor
Department
nd Liquors
ROYAL CROWN SHERRY
and PORT WINE, full quart........
RANDELL'S FAMOUS GRAPE JUICE, Oflf.
quarts, sjsjw
50c
pints, 21c
2.000 Gallons Fine Old California Port
Wine, direct from Vineyards at Fresno,
Call. Extra special tor tins sale, per gallon. .':
The Famous Fine Old BARRETT FRILL'S
RHINE H
1.00
65c r
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FINE IMPORTED
WINES, bottle-
from RQp to.
FINE OLD BERLINER
KUMMEL,
per bottle.
FRENCH
GEN U I N E BRANDY, bottle
FINE CALIFORNIA
BRANDY, -gallon jug. j
1.59
RNIA 1.25
RAMONA MARASCHINO
CHERRIES, small bottle. . .
1.15
21c
Medium Siz Bottle 30c "MARYLAND RYE "JQWHISKEY, bottle. . JC
1-lb pkgs. Best Recleaned Currents, pkg. . . .... . . 1 3c 1-lb pkgs. Best Recleaned Currants, pkg. . . 10c
Individual Cluster
Malaga v Raisins pkg.
Finest Bleached Sultana See dless
Raisins,
per lb
2bC v&asm
If BEANS a
....... a s
JWl IDfeNS
35c mm
SNIDER'S FAMOUS PORK AND BEANS AT . GREATLY ' RE
DUCED PRICES.. No. 1, 10c cans at..,,...... .. No.1 15c cans ; '
at...
No. 3 20c cans at
. Oc 12ic 16c
Fines LAYER FIGS,
per pound
HALOWNEE NEW DATES, per pound
Pin-at GLACE PINEAPPLE
SLICES, per pound. ......
CAMPBELL'S CELEBRATED
ASSORTED SOUPS, 10c cans bow.
PET BRAND EVAPORATED
MILK, regular 10c tall cans at Cc small cans at........ .'.
Selected Halves Bordeaux Shelled Walnuts, per pound. ........ .V. . .V. .Vi . '.
Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel
JH.-1 pUUilU f . . . i ; fapllJ
No. 3 25c Cans California Lemon
Cling Peaches, can . . . .
8c TED
8c ...4c 45c
. . ,
18c
17c
California Sweet Prunes? '' ijr per pound, 9c; 3 pounds, for. . . ZUu -
Pure Comb Honey, frame Light or Dark (C) Sugar, per pound.
18c 5k
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES) Space does not permit Come and select just what youus to quote prices on want for your Xmas Dinner. ) all of the items.
FINE HEAD LETTUCE...:..:...... grj and JQc FINE CALI NAVEL ORANGES; dozen.. i..17c to 53 HOT HOUSE RADISHES, bunch-....... :.4cand c HOT HOUSE CUCUMBERS, each ................
THOUSANDS OF POUNDS OF NEW NUTS) finest soft shell call English walnuts, ib 23c i "NOW ON SALE (imported marbo English walnuts, ib jg. Here's a few items picked at random; we haven'tfNEw sHELLBARK hickory nuts, ib 51 space to list them all. ) large fine-chestnuts, per ib 7ic
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