Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 163, Hammond, Lake County, 29 December 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Friday, Deo. 2!), 1911.
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! NEW YEAR'S SALE OF FANCY DJtESSED POULTRY, FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS 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 2 Days, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 29 30, 1911 OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
Social News IN '; M i m m on d
SM4M. FHF.SII PORK I.OINS, firr pound SMUX FKKSH l'OKIv SHIM I.DKHS, per pound... 104 Wlnx FKKMI I.KAF I.AHI) FHKSH IIHK.KSK11 STKWING CHK KKS, per lb... ATIVK MIU.OIN STEAK. per pound X4TIVH 1-OHTKHIIlll SK STEAK, per pound XATIVK ROUND STEAK, per pound .XATIVK LRU OF VISA I, per pound XATIVK KI. SIIOI I.Or.U HO A ST, per pound. XATIVK VEAI. lift EAST, with pocket, per pound . . . . HIND HI AHTKHS SPRING ) I.AMH. ner ponnd rnitK (U'lHTKRS SPKIMi I.VMll, per pound
10 Ue 1.00 11?4C . 12 tfc 11c l2Hc
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XATIVK 8EKF 11 H It O A ST, per pound XATIVK IIKKF POT ROAST, per pound XATIVK HI II BOILING 1IKKK, per pound SI AVKR'8 MOOSK BRAND HAMS, per pound S MA I.I. STKll'S BACOV, per pouad NO. t CALIFORNIA HAMS. per pon nd -BAHRKI, NEW f IIMMIY FI.OI R 8 HOIMVI IIIIAM I..ATKO SI GAR FAV( V POTATOES, per peol FANCY XAVK1. ORANGES, per domen K IIARS SWIFT'S I'RIDR SO. 41 for. .' FASCV MIXED MTS, per pound
..8?iC ...7?4C 13 He 13 He .9 He 74c 49c ...28c 23c 25c
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Read "Tb Lake County Tlmem"' ever y Friday evening for oar Saturday Special. Prompt delivery , to all parts f the city. Strict attention to all tele phone order. This Market will be Closed All Day New Years, MONDAY, JAN. 1st, 1912 'K'ioo CSias. Berenm mZt$r
Advertise In The Lake County Times
BAXXS ARK PUBLISHED. The banns tor the .approaching marriage of Miss Cora. Long anil Clarence Terry were read for 'the first time Sunday.at St. Joseph's Catholic church. Th.3 marriage will be ' solemnized Tuesday mornlngr, January" nth. The Rev. Father II. M. Plaster will officiate, using the ring ceremony of the church. Miss Long is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Long, 187 State street and ona of the popular young women of the
city. j A SIRFRISK PARTY. j The members of St. Paul's Lutheran League postponed the regular meeting
announced to take place last evening
In the school hall at the corner of Sib
. ley street and Oakley avenue and went
to the parsonage where a surprise
party was given in honor of the Rev
, Theo. Claus. Their Christmas gift to
Mr. Claus was a handsome leather
traveling case. The party was plan
ned by the following young people.
members of the social committee. Miss
Florence Mangold, Miss Theresa Heine
mann and Messrs. Herman Schwerln
and Arthur Prohl. There were abou
thirty-five members In attendance and
they had a joliy time. various games
were played and music was one of the
features of the evening. In one con
test the honors were won by Paul
Fedder and Miss Cora Buehring. In the second contest Miss Louise Sthreiber
and Herbert Clause won the first 'tonora and the consolation prize was apardeJ
to Paul Parduhn. Following the pro
gram of games refreshments were
served. Numbered among the guests were the Rev. and Mrs. Theo Claus. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fedder, Misses Gertrude Gescheidler. Adele Merz. Teheresa
ORPHEUM GREAT BILL. The big Allardt circuit evidently didn't muster all Its forces on the bill that opened the new Orpheum. The second prograrn, which opened yesterday, at the State street playhouse ' is pleasing If not more so than that
which marked the opening.
So evenly balanced Is the current
offering that it would te hard to de
termine which holds the distinction of being the headliner. Every act Is so different from anyother that is hard to compare them.
For beauty -and grace the Farber
sisters are undoubtedly entitled to the capital prize. If fine character acting, novelty of; conception, handsome
sartorial creations and "ginger" are
to be taken into consideration Graham
& Randall are first past the post. Th
laughing purse Is ilufford & Chain's
without an effort. The Ahlzbergs are
the only entries in the athletic stakes and were there others they would un
doubtedly have a fine show.
"A Gay Old Boy" is the title of Mr.
Graham and Miss Randall's sketch.
Ilufford and Chain are the biggest
fun makers on the program. Tha
Ahlbergs do some fine acrobatics but
might eliminate their comedy.
SOCIAL SEWS FOR SATURDAY. There, will b a meet lag of the members of Doreua UrherJkaa Lodge Saturday evening la I. O. O. V. Hall In State street.
formerly Miss Louise Hofer of Hammond. " t
Mrs. William Linton of Crown Point
is visiting Hammond relatives '.W3 week.
The; Annual New Years Sale of Groceries, Fruits, Nuts, Wines & Liquors now on
Pure
ood Grocery
Friday Evening and Saturday, Dec. 30
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Kwrtvm & wolf MAM MOIIO, INCH
Now is the time to buy Flour at Cut Prices.
Lion Brand XXXX FLOUR 'Jl sack .. ...... . - -1 -hhl. sank -
.1.48 .2.90
EXTRA SPECIAL Big Free Offer. Don't Miss It. With each 'Vbarrel sack of LION BRAND XXXX FLOUR we will give absolutely Free one 1Cc Bottle of LION BRAND LEMON OR VANILLA EXTRACT. With each '.-barrel sack of LION BRAND XXXX FLOUR we will give absolutely Free one 25c can LION CRYSTAL BAKING POWDER.
10-lb. Bags Pure Old Fashioned- BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, bag. 35C Best Quality Granulated CANE SUGAR, per pound. . . . : . . . . . . , '. (Jc Kellog's Famous TOASTED CORN FLAKES, package! SC Kirk's Famous AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, 5 bars for. : .19C Best Quality Fresh Made PEANUT BUTTER, per pound .12c
Pet Brand Milk, 10c tall can V Best Quality Canef Syrup, gallon pail-. ..'..c...' Gallon Cans Fine N. Y. Apples, can Globe Brand Matches, 12 boxes tu package for. ...... Red Cross Macaroni, 1- pound package Glenwood Brand Mine Meat, package.
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17c 28c . . So
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Choice Minnehaha Sugar Corn, 3 cans for Evergreen String Beans, 2 cans for. . ; . German Sweet Chocolate, cake. Kan Brand Tomato Catsup, bottle Big Line of Assorted Cakes, per pound . Fresh Baked Nevsboy Cakes, per pound
20c 15c 6c 9c 9c 12c
SPECIALS IN FINE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. A big shipment of Fine California Navel . Oranges, good - size fruit, dozen at 4 Qn only..:..; 3
Fine Large Ripe
Bananas, Ar doz. only. . 9 H"V
BIG NEW YEARS SALE OF WINES AND LIQUORS Fine Old California Port Wine, fine QQA old vintage, direct from vineyards, gal.Jy P,-v,n -D-rrol nw T( P DOt . . . . . . 65C
Brandy, Whiskey & Rum) 2"fa.L JUff I ffaL jugs..
Fine Old Imported Spanish Port and Sherry Wines, full quart bottles. Maryland Pure Rye Whiskey, full quart The Famous Cream Rye Whiskey, full quart. . . . National Club Whiskey, full quart.
.1.12
...2.10 75c 75c 89c 55c
BIG REDUCTION IN NEW NUTS
Choice New
Mixed Nuts, lb
Best California
Walnuts, per pound. Fine Large Brazils, per lb. . Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per lb.
Extra Fine Sicily
berts ICper pound IOC Shellbark Hickory Nuts
per lb., 5LC per peck
12ic
English 18c 17c
8c
Fill-
60c
New Years Specials in Cigars for Saturday Fortunately for our customers we have left from our Xmas stock a few boxes of Cigars in holiday packages. Take advantage of these prices and buy to
morrow.
JAMES CABLE a 5c Cigar, packed 12 in box, 35c
TOM ROSS, i good nickel cigar, 25 in box, 50c
CHRISTY GIRL, a 5c straight Cigar, 25 in box, 69c
QUAKER BOND, A high grade Union made 5c cigar; 25 in box, 89c
LILLIAN RUSSELL,
That good 5c cigar
box of 50, 1.75
A few boxes of Regensburg's American Cigars, 10c straight size, box of 50, 3.50
Heinemann. Olga Heinemann. Gertrude Ilerbst, Lilly and Helen Fedder, Agnes Klein, Anna Linsenmann, Minnie Meyer, Florence and Edith Mangold, Anna
Schreiber, Ixuise Sehrelber, Anna Parduhn, Gertrude, Emma and Luella Claus, Florence Kuhn. Florence Gescheidler, Messrs. Ed-ward Eggi!brecht. Max Kuhn, August Lochte. Paul
Parduhn. Herman ' Schwe-rin, Gustav Fiebelkorn, Carl Zahrte, Howard
Geeeheidler and Herbert Claus.
A CI.C'B MEETING,
Next Wednesday evening. January
3rd the young people of the Q. A. M.
Club will meet at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Sherby in Truman avenue
and be entertained by Miss Mabel
Sherby. The evening will be devoted
to games and contests. There was no
meeting last evening. A DAVCE.
One of the leading social events of the holiday week was a dance given last eveninar in the Masonic Temple in
Muenich Court by the members of Unity
Council Knights of Columbus. The in
vitations to attend were limited to the members and visiting members but
there was a large gathering of Lake
County people. The evening program
opened at eight-thirty o'clock and
dancing continued until a late hour.
During the Intermissions frappe was served in the refreshment room. The
music for dancing was very enjoyable.
Mr. Walsh directed the musical program. A very delightful evening was
spent by those in attendance. The"
dance was one in a series of social en
tertainments arranged by the commit
tee for the winter.
A CHRISTMAS PARTY.
members were present. Mrs. Fqwler entertained with cards and the guests played whist during the afternoon. After several games the honors were awarded. High scores were made by Mrs. F. A. Bull, Mrs. nay Fowler an1 Mrs. Charles Miller. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. H. Burge. The guests were invited into the dining room at four thirty o'clock and served with a beautifully appointed luncheon. The holiday colors of red and green prevailed in the decorations
of the dining room. Holly and Christ
mas bells were used among the decorations. Mrs. Charles Hubbard will have
the members as her guests at their next meeting in two weeks, Thursday
January 11th at her home in Walter
street.
MEET NEXT THIRSDAV.
The next meeting of the R. A. E. Club
will be held Thursday afternoon. Jan.
4th at the home of Mrs. Randolph
Langseth. Mrs. Langaeth will entertain
at a thimble party. There was no meet
ing yesterday afternoon on account of the absence of several of the members
during the holiday season.
A BKIDUE PARTY.
Mrs. P. A. Parry, Mrs. T. W. Oberlin
and Mrs J. F Beckman will be hostesses
at the meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary to the University Club Tuesday afternoon. January 2nd. Bridge whist will be the entertainment during
the afternoon and the games will ie gin at two-thirty o'clock.
A DINNER. The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Pine Street Presbyterian
church were entertained at dinner last
evening at the home of this president Mrs. C. E. Brewbaker in Pine streeet
The dinner has becomu an annual social
affair among the members and is usual
ly given at the holiday time to mark
the close of the year's work. A dinne
of four courses was served. The tables
were prettily trimmed In the holiday
colors of red and green. During the evening a pleasant time was spent in
social conversation. Among Mrs. Brew
baker's guests were the Rev. Graham
Fuller, Miss Schafer of Chicago, Mes
dames Thompson, Mathews, Cunning
ham, Hartline, Green and Bothwell, th
Misses Laura Green, Iva Brewbaker and
Margaret Bernice Bothwell, Master
Fred Green and James Hartline.
A SOCIAL. ' A social will be given this evening I
the parlors fo the First M. H church
in Russell street by the members of the
Epworth League. A cordial invitatio
to attend- has been extended the public,
Th rhiMn nf fh Si.ndjiv Sr-hnni of I An attractive program of entertainment
has been arranged for the evening.1,
St. Paul's Episcopal churcsh were en
tertained at Weis Hall in State street
last evening. It was their annual
Christmas party and there were many
young people present to enjoy the pro
gram. Games and dancing were the
social diversions and dainty refresh
ments were served. 4
ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS.
Mrs. Frank Cope had as guests last
evening at her home in East State street, the members of the China Club.
It was their first meeting since before the season of Advent and the members
were alt present with the exception Of Mrs. John Heiser who is visiting In
Canada. A pleasant time was spent at
the card tables where several games of
pedro were played. The guests played
at three tables in the parlors. Mrs.
Cope retained the hostess prize as is
customary In the club and honors were
wen by Mrs. Mrs. George Eder and Mrs.
Leonard Knoerzer. At the conclusion
of the games a dainty luncheon was
served. The refreshments were served In two courses. Mrs. Peter Halfman
was named as the rtext hostess and she will entertain Tuesday evening, January
2nd at her home in Michigan avenue. Mrs. Halfman will entertain witn
cards. ENJOY THE MEETING.
An enjoyable meeting of the members of Sewing Circle No. 1 of St. Margarets
Hospital was held at the home of Mrs.
Jacob Schloer, 43 Ruth street, yesterdav
afternoon. It was the first meeting
since before the season of Advent and
many members were present. Cards
were the entertainment during the aft
ernoon and several games of pedro were
played at small tables. Mrs. W. D.
Weis won the first honors and the sec
ond prize was awarded to Mrs. Jacob
Weis. The cosolatlon prize was award
ed to Mrs. Fred Humpher. Following the ames a dainty two course luniheon
wt servea. The next meeting will he
held 'in two weeks on Thursday after noon! January 11 when Mrs. John Beck
man will entertain at her home in Glen
dale Park. Meetings will be held regit
larly every two weeks in the future.
Lodge Assemblies
UAr.1t.10ND THEATRP PHONE 63
ANOTHER STRONG
BILL.
A number of Hammond Lady Mac
cabees were in attendance at the Rally
held in the K. of P. Hall at Valparaiso last evening. It was a meeting of the Lady Macaabees in Lake and Porter counties and there were representatives
from Hammond, East (Chlcago, Whiting, Indiana Harbor, Gary, Hobart and Chesterton. Mrs. Margaret Littleton
f Chicago was present, Mrs. Littleton
is the district deputy. Several of the hives brought candidates for member-
hip and there was & large class Initia
tion, nother feature of the meeting
was the lecture illustrating the de- j
gree of protection. A banquet was ' served at the close of the lodge session. ' Those from Hammond who attended
are: Mrs. w. T. Newman, Mrs. Viola
Smiley, Mrs. B. J. Smalley, Mrs. Wayne
Van Gilder, Mrs Davis, Mrs Newton and
Miss Xewfon, Mrs. Prang. Mrs. Clara
Nichols, rs. A. A. Ward, Mrs. Francks Mrs Wunschel and Mrs. John Mattwlg.
The members of the Woodmen Circle
met last evening for their regular bi
monthly meeting. "!-nree candidates were initiated and other business was disposed of. Plans were made for the
fit; A. i in?c:iiiii$ iq urn itcs.u j i iiiq eveuiiiK
Tart,, arm. 11 IK In th. V n( D Mall 1
.C i. V ... tertaintnent,
year will be installed. Mrs. Bertha M."
Weeks of South Bend will act as installing officer. A large attendance of
the membership Is desired.
TONIGHT ELLE POMEDliV?
0ARGHUS COMPANY
In the Strong Western Comedy Drama The Girl of the Mountains With the Full Strength of the Company Popular Prices . 10c 20c 30c
Every seat purchased entitles the holder to a chance for the. fine . 32Piece Silver Set on exhibition in Kenney's Kandy-Shop. .
SATURDAY NIGHT,
My Uncle From Japan"
A special meeting of the members of
the Court of Honor will be held this
evening in Weis Hall In State street.
Business of Importance will come up for
discussion. It is desired that many-
members attend.
CLUB IS QUIET JUST NOW There is is not much being done to promote the membership of the new Hammond Country club. The reason is
that there are other matters which are of greater importance at the present time. The club Is getting ready to adop': plans for the country club and then the contract will be let for its construction. These and other matters have made the canvas for members drag at the present time. . The progress so far indicates that the membership of the club will be easily filled. That makes any further canvas at this time unnecessary. The work on the club house will begin as soon as the frost is out of the ground.
wlll.be given In . the big lecture-auditorium, and any one who wishes to celebrate the New Year holiday wtth his farriily is assured of a an exceptionally pleasant. evenTng. " ' . , There is; ndt a serious moment for the entire evening.
The second part of the evening's en-
following the minstrels
performances consists of a splendid program or' stunts and specialties;. Many people In Hammond have been looking? forward to the event with a good deal of expectation. ;.'
Miss Ruth Sohl of Mason street Tias
gone to Crown Point to be tne gues
of Miss Josephine Wheeler for a few days.
The Rev. A. W. Hoffman of South
Hohman street has returned home from Monongahela. Pa. where he spent Christmas with is mother.
Miss Lydia Hofer of State Line street
has gone to points in Ontario, Canada for a short visit with relatives and friends.
J. A. Anderson has returned to hij
home in Ann street from : Toronto.
Canada where he spent Christmas with
relatives.
Mrs. Luther Wartena of Leroy, III.
is the guest of her parents, "Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kunert at their home in Russell :
street.
Mrs. O. B. Crockett and children, 124
Condit street are spending a few days
with relatives In Hobart. , ' I
Mr. nd Mrs William E. Neff and i
Mrs. William Anderson of Cedar Rapid,' la. are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith. 284 Towle street dur-j
ing the holidays. j
Mrs. Norman E. Strouse of Truman:
avenue will leave tor farmer uuy, in. i
next Monday for a visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. A. M. DeWecse has returned to
her. home in Rlmbach avenue from Lima, O. where she visited friends an!
relatives for a few days this week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Young, a little son. Mrs. l oung waj
CLUB MINSTREL SHOW. Hammond's best known men, it is learned, will be the targets of good natured humorous and witty flings next Monday evening at the New Year's day minstrel show, which is to be given by the home talent in the Garfield club of the Christian church. The annual frolic will be given at the church by the men, and rehearsals have been in progress for months to make the event a success. The entertainment
Funeral Held Today. The. funeral of Mrs. Hug a A. Robst, 50 Condit street, was held from the St. Paul's Episcopal church at 10:30 o'clock this morning... The Rev. Charles A. Smith officiated, and a large crowd of friends attended to pay their last respects to the deceased.
The remains were then shipped op
the 11:23 Nickel Plate train to New
ark, N. J., the former home of the d'
ceased, where Interment will be hi
In a Newark cemetery.
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Death in East Hammond. Elsil Hadek. the infant son of Frank Hadek, 500 Ames avenue. East Hammond, died about 11 o'clock last night after a short illness. The funeral wlll.be held "from the family residence tomerrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will occur at the Greek Catholic church, Hessvllle.
Bank Examiner Here. Bank Examiner. Kamp has been In Hamond for the past three days. He Is making his periodical examination of the national banks of Hq&nmond and otther Lake County cities.
Cross Is Elected. The White Eagle club held a meeting In the settlement house last night. Ernst Cross was eleced treasurer vice Frank Helntz, the former treasurer. There were three candidates and they received the following vote: Albert Skwircz, 4; Isador Chatkln, 3;- Ernst Cross, 24.
Orpheem Theatre
Phone 232
TONIGHT
THE ALBERGS Australian Gymnasts FARBER SISTERS Dainty Bits of Vaudeville
HUFFORD & CHAIN The Colored Parson GRAHAM &. RANDALL In a Gay Old Boy
ENTIRE: CHANGE OF PROGRAM THIRSBAYS AND MONDAYS.
d Thuradaya at 2:30 p!
SPOONS FREE
Children's Matlaee Saturdays at 2:30 A 1,1, SEATS 10c.
Ladlea Souvenir Matlaeea Mood in. All Seata 10c
SILVER
REMEMBER THE WATCHES"
FANCY COOKING APPLES, peck CANDIED CHERRIES, per pound. . ) EOFT SHELL ENGLISH WALNUTS, per pound FRESH PEANUTS, 3 pounds for. FRESH SHELLED
ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Schubert
was hostess and very delightfully enter
tained -the members of the Good Will
Club-at Iter home in Plummer avenue
It was the afternoon for the regular bl
monthly meeting and all the members
were present. It will be the last meet
ing at which Mrs. Schubert will be present as she will move to Chicago
next week to make her home in the fu
ture. The afternoon was devoted to
cards and the guests spent an enjoyabla I VVALNUTS, per pound
lime , playing several gmB ui pearu
Mrs. Mable Truedell. Mrs. Nicholas. Mrs. Frank J. Waller, Mrs. Etuel Truedell
and Mrs.' Schubert won the honors. The
consolation prize was awarded to Mrs
Charles Luthman. A prettily appoint
ed two course luncheon was served following the card games. The tables
were trimmed in the holiday colors of
red and green. In two weeks on Thurs.
.day afternoon, January 11th Mrs. Hen
rietta Huber will entertain at her liom;
in Truman avenue.
REAL BARGAINS ON REAL GOODS , ORANGES California Navels, small size, (a real bargain), peck 48c GRANULATED SUGAR With grocery order, any amount, per pound. . . ..6c
1.35
25c
FRESH SHELLED ALMONDS, per' pound SWISS CHEESE, per pound SALT MACKEREL, about 1 pounds, each, only, each.
35c 45c 20c 25c 42c 45c 22c 16c
SMALL PORK LOINS, per pound SMALL PORK SHOULDERS, per pound..
10 POUNDS LEAF LARD for CHOICE RIB ROAST OF BEEF, per pound..... MILLER & HART'S NO. 1 HAMS, per poundLAMB STEW, per pound,... FOR E QUARTER LAMB.
- "f per pound. 0 U PLENTY OF TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS AND CHICKENS AT LOWEST PRICES.
lie 9c
1.00 10c 14k Tc
THE FAMOUS PARIS CORN, .
2 for 25c or dozen
WE HAVE COFFEE THAT'S REAL COFFEE, per lb.......
A FULL QUART JAR OF PURE COCOA for 35c. Jar Is worth 5c; makes It cost you 30c. They all say It's fine. ,
NEUFCHATTEL CHEESEA 3 for QUAKER OATS, 2 packages
GALVANIC SOAP, 6 for.........
10c 15c 25c
MRS. FOWLER ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Ray Fowler gave a very pretty party yesterday afternoon at her home in Ogden street at which the members of the Fern Leaf Linen Clnb were guests. It was the afternoon for their regular bl-monthl meeting and all thj
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578 Hohman St., Hammond
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