Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 168, Hammond, Lake County, 5 January 1912 — Page 2
Social' News -, . ' " - IN - Hammond
, CELEBRATE Mr. and Mrs.. W. and hostess to a ANNIVERSARY. J. Stewart were host company of friends last evening at their home, 7 Rimbach avenue. The party wai given to celebrate Mr. Stewart's birthday anniversary. A pleasant . time was -spent-with cards and music after whioh a two course luncheon was served. Among their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Howard I.ong. Mr. and Mrs. Savior Long. Mr.
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Great Slaughtering Sale on Fresh anil Smoked MeatSsAt 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. Sale for one day only, Saturday, January 6th OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
lQVz POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD.
SM41.L. FRESH PORK nfa" nil ii n 1 1 ........... SM4I.1. FKKM1 I'HRK Cit SHOl'lOHHS, per pound FHKSH HHRSSKI) STKW- ) X 5ATIVK SIRLOIN STF.AK, 4 Q lp t tier .' noaad .... t ....... 1 , N ATIV K KUIM) STB AK, per iwrad jXATIVK LKG OF VE.4I, irr pound..... N AT1VK VGAI, ROAST. 11c 13?4C .12 11 c ..8Kc 6c 9c . per poo oil . ' NATIVE VEAL BRKAST. ' I . . m . . .1 . mis pTKn prr ninu. -' . jlIND m AltTERS S1R1 I. A Hill, per pound FORK t AUTK.HS PRIN(i 1. K M II. per pound . . A ATI VK BEEF RJ 11 ROAST, per pound XATIVK BEEF POT ROAST, per ponnd
Read "Tie Lake County Tiroea" Ter y Friday evening for our Saturday Spe rials. - Prompt delivery to all parts o f the city. Strict attention to all telephone orders. ' "pLSoo Ciias. Berentif MZttT s
Start the New Year right by doing all your Marketing
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Here's our List of Bargains for Friday Evening and Saturday, January 6th
Our Big shipment of Fine California Navel Oranges, our regular 38c size, tocteyOTfi per doz. . cLij Not more than. 2 dozen to customer. 4Va lbs per lb. xmnd V2 bbl Large Dill and Sour Pickles, best quality, j each, onlr . . . I C Black Beauty Brand for. Home Seeded Raisins, per pkR. ....... 9c
package.
Large The famous Quaker Oats, 5&., 82C In Our Wine and Liquor Dept. Royal Crown Port or Sherry Wine, quart. 39c Maryland Pure Eye Whiskey, full qt. bottles . 73c
weatner.
Quaker Bond and Lillian Russell 8 for 25c y Little Queen Mixed Candy, per pound, 9c
and Mrs. G. : W Hunter, Mrs Frank Phillip, Miss Florence- Stewart, Miss
Cecil MeCufvheon. Miss DoUie Geib, Miss Beulah Drackert and Miss Olive Strickland of Chicago Messrs' Ralph and Edwin Stewart. , Club Meetings A SOCIAL. EVENT. Mrs. J. T. Flavin gave a very pretty party yesterday afternoon ut her home in South Ilohman street. Her guvsts were the members of the Acme Club who met for their regular bi-monthly social meeting. The afternoon was spent very en.loyably at the card tables .1.00 5c XATIVK RIB BOILING . BEEF, per pound.... MOOSE BRAM) HAMS, per pound ..13?4C af-st, - PORN 1 A H AMS, per pound .. f A Z X W IDE STRIPS SI GA R 4 j ( I kkii Hi u, per pound. Jiu SWIFT'S SMALL STRIPS BACON, per pound SWKKT PHKLUU SALT FORK, per pound 16 I'Ol DS (iKAMLATED ....9Kc ...1.0c SltiAR H'BA HREI. FMH'H, i. M. or Ceresrets. . 7ftf ' " ' .' a rxn. 3 PACKAGES I'IRR WHITE EMPIRE STARCH lUv FAXCV POTATOES, per perk FAXCV N AVEL. ORANGES, per dozen FAXCV MIXED NVTS, per pound . . VV2tf 22c 17 tfc Famous Sa,ntos and Rio for $1.00;
Best quality Granulated Cane Sugar,
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Lion Brand XXXX Flour,
sacks, $2.90; bbl sacks
Armour's Lighthouse Soap, 5 bars for
Mrs. Austin's and Lion Brand Pancake and
Buckwheat Flour, pkg 9c; 3 pkes
and White and Best and
Matches, 12 boxes iu large package
Sweet Home Birdseed, Packages Gold Dust,
each Very Fine Sample Tea, per lb
Kan Brand Egg Plums, ' Xo. 3 cans, 10c; dozen Mariposa Brand Pear3, Xo. 3 cans, 10c; dozen. Van Camp's Tomatoes, No. 4 tall cans, 12xAc dozen. Snow Floss Sour Kraut, Xo. 3 cans, 8c; dozen
No. 1 Hand Picked Navy Beans, per pound Fine Quality Small Head Rice, 3 pounds for
We can not guarantee safe
potatoes, uottie iroods, etc., during cold
Specials in Cigars and
Tom Keene and Adad 7 for 25c
Pollock's Expert Stogies, Box of 50, 1.10 1 Gum Drops, per pound, - 9c
Salted Peanuts per pound, 9c
SOCIAL. NEWS FOR SATURDAY.
The ; member or,-the Hammond Chapter of Eastern Star will meet Saturday evenlag, Jannary 6th in the K. of P. Hall U South llohman atreet. A meeting of the member of Dorcas Rrbrrkah Lodge will lw held Saturday rTtnlaR la I. O. O. F. Hail in State atreet. There will be n meeting of the iiiem-ebers of the Hammond Woman Club Saturday afternoon ia the First I'reabrterlan church In Sooth llohman atreet. where several games of pedro were played: The honors 'Were won by Mrs. .1. J. Nolan and Mrs. F. J. . O'Rourkf. The members also played for a very beautiful cut crystal cream and sugar set which had been given by Mrs. M. G. Lavene and it was won by Mrs. J. J. Rahen. Following; the games a. daintily arranged, two course r luncheon was served The hostess gave little basket.? filled with bon-bons as "favors. The home was prettily decorated In the season's colors . of red and green. Christmast bells and holly were qhosen to carry out the colors. At the meeting in two weeks on Thursday, January 18th Mrs. Lacey will be hostess and entertain at her home in Claude street. A. Grab Bag will be planned and pedro will be played. A THIMBU! PARTV. A pleasant afternoon was spent by a number of Hammond women who were Invited to the home of Mrs. Ward Kennedy in Truman avenue yesterday. iMrs. Kennedy entertained the members of the. Oak Leaf Embroidery Club at their regular bi-monthly meeting. There were several in attendance. The early part of the afternoon was devoted (to needle work after which the guests were served with a dainty two course luncheon. The table was decorated with carnations and ferns to carry out a color scheme of pink and green. In two weeks on Thursday afternoon, January 18th Mrs. F. A. Scowden wl'l be hostess to the club members at her home in Ada street. Mrs. Scowden will entertain at a thimble party. t ENTERTAINS AVITH CARDS. The members of the Sunshine Club held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Jackson in feature of entertainment at the meeting and pedro was played at three tables. After several games, the honors were awarded. Mrs. J. P. Ryan won first honors and Mrs. Charles Luthman. j second. The consolation prlae was awarded to Mrs. H. I Dorten. Rej freshments were served following the I games. The luncneon was serva in two courses. Covers were laid for Coffee, A n o t her shipment of 23c ...6c 1.48 :19c Cal. Navel Oranges Same as last week Same size, a" (, same price, per dozen only. 1 9c Our regular 27c size. :ake and 25c Snider s Tomato famous Catsup, 11(1 Cheapest Vs-pint 16c 10c bottles. . National Biscuit Co.'s fresh baked Fluted Cocoanut 18c Bars, 10c per lb. . 29c Fresh baked xxx Soda Crackers and Ginger Snaps pound . . ...5c .1.10 1.00 1.4 90c IN OUR WINE AND LIQUOR DEP'T Pure Grain Alcohol, full qut, 89c skberry ...5c 14c Lion Blackberry per bottle Underoof Whiskey, quart bottle . . . 23c Pure ! full 105 delivery of Candies Lytle's Extra Fine Stogies, Box of 100, 1.25 Monarch ; Assorted " ' Chocolates, per pound, 18c
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NEAT VELOUR COA IP S)sTUlTE,' STYiSS'co This coat of velour is adaptable for a miss of sixteen. The trimming consists of narrow tor&ta and small, metal buttons. Material required: Five yards, thirty-six lachaa wide twelve guests. Mrs. Henrietta Huber was named as the next hostess and she will entertain the club members at her home in Truman avenue, Thursday alt ernoon, January ISth. EX JOY-' THE MEETING. Ather home.Ml Dour las street, Mrs. Peter Ansteen very pleasantly enter "Uned the members ot Circle No. t yes terday afternoon. It was the first meeting of th eme,mbers since before the season of Advent and sever&l were In attendance. Mrs. Austgen entertain ed with sards and progressive pedro was played. The members - played a several small tables in the parlors. Mrs Hilbrich won the first honors, and Mrs. Oscar Ilagernan the second. The con solation prize was awarded to Mrs Barte!. A dainty luncheon of two courses was served after the games The members will continue to rnee every two weeks on Thursday after noon until Lent." Mrs. Joseph Emrner ling of Russell street will bo the nex hostess and she will entertain at pedro party. AX AFTERXOOX MEETING. Yesterday afternoon the members of the Martha society of the Kirst Chris tian church met in the church parlor in Calumet avenue. for a short bueinea session. The attendance was not large as usual on account of Illnes among the members and the absence of several from the city. Those who were present devoted the afternoon to sewing and accomplished a great deal of ,work for the society. Plans were also male for the next regular meeting to be held Thursday, January 11th. The menYbers will meet for an all day session. It is desired that many members attend as business of importance will be transacted. At the close of the business hour a social session was enJoyed. A BI SINESS MEETING. The member of the Hammond "Wom an's Club will meet .Saturday afternoon,January 6th in the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church In South Hohman Street. The meeting will be called promptly at three ''clock. A large attendance of th club membership Is desired as business of Importance will be transacted. At the close of the club meeting there will be a meeting of the members of the committee for "Qentlemens Kvenlng." The meeting has been called by the Chairman, Miss Rena Ames and she desires that there Is a large attendance as business of Importance will be transacted. The program for the evening of January 11th will be. arranged. A HOARD MEETING. The members of the executive board of the Hammond, Womans Club will meet Saturday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock In the auditorium Of the First Presbyterian church in South Hohman street. Business of importance will be transacted and it Is desired that every member is present. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. Miss Alice Bump will entertain young women of 'thn A. D. Q. Club this
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atreet. The meeting wsjh postponed from Thursday to Friday for the convenience of several . of the members. Miss Bump will entertain at a thimblo party. ' , . It. A.' E. CLV'B MEETING. Thursday afternoon the members of the R. A. E. Club were delightfully entertained by Mrs Randolph - Langseth at 'her home, 454 Carroll street. The
4 FAVORS FOR BRIDAL. TABLES, 4 There are faacinatlnir new fa- 4 4 vors for the table of the bride, and 4 many of theae n clever airl earn epy or find amcsestive for newer d ideas. 4) One of the prettiest effects In plate earda are miniatnre bride's 4 bouquets of the shower variety. 4 These are ia tiny artlflcial lUlea 4 of the valley, orange blossoms and 4 4 maidenhair, the whole smaller than a man's boutonnlere, and the ffi narrow name eards are tied to the stem by jcause ribbon. Similar bouquets can easily be copied ia o-ardea flowers, but may
4 he made a trifle larger. Another flower effect is a small frame made of orange blossoms rlosely pnsted to sliver paper. In it is a fancy picture of a bride,. or, better, an enlarged kodak of the bride and groom, Quite a novel favor Is a doll's head pasted to the top of a deep paper box shaped like a miniature round hat box. This Is covered with silver paper or shirred white satin, and the doll's head ia draped with a tulle veil and wreath of tlay orange blossoms. d A pretty set of place cards pre. pared by a clever girl was tiny prints of well known paintings of brides and weddlnK feasts. These were framed In broad silver paper and buna- from a small slivered pole on a bass. At the top of the pole was a bunch of orange biossoma aad the name of the 'guest was written across the bottom of the frame. The pole could easily be made from a small drumstick glided and set In half a large spool, A pretty candy box place card Is ia heart shape covered with white satin, with a bunch or orange bios- d soins oa top. from which psrps a diminutive Cupid. A m members were all present and spent the afternon : enjoyably with their nedle wcrk. Music was also one of the feat ures of the afternoon. At four-thirty o'clock the hostess served her guests with a dainty two course luncheon. Mrs. Martin Findling will have the club members as her guests Thursday aft ernoon, January 18th at her home in Morton Court. - Mil S. PETRIE ENTERTAINS. One of the enjoyable social affairs of the week was a party given by Mrs. Clyde Petrie at her home in East Sibley street yesterday aternoon. Her guests were the members of the Eyelet Embroidery Club who met for the regular bi-rnonthly meeting. The memBers wre all present. Mrs. O. C. Trout was the invited guest of the ijostess. The afternoon was spent with nedle work until four-thirty o'clock when the guests' were invited into the dining rtom and served with an elaborate puncheon of - four courses. . Daintily d!corated place cards . were laid for wven guests. The home ,wai - prettily decorated in the season'3 colors of red and green. The arrangements were not made for the nert meeting. Those present yesterday were Mrs. O. C. Trout, Mrs. A. G. Deaver, Mrs. Fred Prechtel, Mrs Henry Morris, Mrs Walter Lanborn, Mrs. L .J. Haefer and Mrs. Petrie. ' MEET NEXT THtSDAY. The next meeting of the girls of the Phi Alpha Oamma Club will be held Thursday evenig, January 11th at the home of Miss Caroline Hess in Michigan avenue. There was no meeting last evening which was the evening for the regular bi-monthly "meeting. At the meeting various games will be played and a pleasant time will be spent socially. A DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. Jrvln Scott will give a dinner to a few friends this evening at their home in Williams street. DESIRE A LARGE ATTENDANCE. The Knights of Honor will meet in the social rooms of the First Baptist church in East Sibley street at seven o clock this evening. A largo attend ance of the membership Is desired as
JANUARY CLEARING SALE, SATURDAY, JAN. G Nearly all of the following items will be sold at cost prices. Some are exceptional bargains. Don't fail to miss this chance. V , V -
I Tall Cans Asparagus, 24c 16c 38c 1 2c 95c 12c 15c 38c 25c 20c 9c 25c 21c worth 30c, each Hershey's Bitter Chocolate, -pound cake only. . .v.. Old Mission Brand Pure Olive Oil, 50c size Van Camp's Canned Spaghetti, 10c size, 3 for 25c 1')C slze---Swan'Brand Condensed Milk, tall cans, per dozen Shider's Oyster Cocktail, 25c size, 20c size Red Cross Macaroni, 2 for Major Gray's Chutney Sauce, worth 50c, only Monarch Chilli Sauce, 2 bottles for Herkimer County New York Cheese, per pound Topsy Molasses, genuine Louisiana, 2l-lb can only.... Arab Brand Oil Sardines, 6 cans for the Tournades Kitchen Bouquet, 25c size
a business an d social program will be fMJcwed. f FOSTPOXE THE MEETING. ' The young vjomen of the p. "f. M. Clcb decided to postpone the meeting which was announced to take place last evenig at the home of Miss Elizabeth Amboi in South Hohman street. The arrangements have not been made for the next meeting but the hostess will be named later. . PARENTS CXVB MEETING. The- following program will be given at the "meeting of the Parents Club of t.-.e West Hammond school this afternoon in" the kindergarten' room. It is the regular monthly meeting to which all the mothers in the school district are lnvl'cd: j Choru3 ' Room 8 Concert Recitation. .Room 3 Piano Selection Irene Brusel
Address Attorney John M. Stinson Recitation Hazel Green Violin Solo , .Morris Crook ANAFTERXOON PARTY. Mrs. Franklin Blackmun will have as guests Monday afternoon at her home. 8 Ruth street the members ot the Embroidery Club. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the Columbia Clu'o which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon at .the home of Mrs. John H. MeClay in Waltham street was postponed indefinitely owing to the death of Mrs. F. S. Betz's sister. Miss A. Robertson. Mr. McClay will be the hostess at the next meeting. MONTHLY SOCIAL, MEETING. A pleasant meeting of the membe.-s of the Northslde-Iadles' Club occurred today at the home of Mrs. C. E. Brewbaker in Pine street. MRS. GILLI9 A HOSTESS. Mrs., Robert Gillls is entertaining a: an afternoon thimble party today at her home in Rirnbach avenue. Her itueKts are the members of the Alpha Phi Club. WILL MEET THURSDAY. There was no meeting of the mem bers of the Ladles'. Aid Society of 4ae Pine street Presbyterian church yester day afternoon. A meeting will be helJ Thursday afe-rootf, January 11th an! me Hostesses win oe named later. k HOLD REGYLAR MEETING. Mrs. Wayne VanGIlder was "at homo' t- the members of the Ladies' Aid So ciety of the Monroe street Methodist Chapel yesterday afternoon at her home in Deroit street. "The members planned tn have a s"pper some time in the fu ture but the exact date was not decid ed upon. Other work for the year was planned after which a social hour was enjoyed. The hostess served a dainty luncheon during the social hur.. BILLY MASON TO LECTURE William E. Mason, former United States senator from Illinois and one of the best lecturers cm the American platform today, will lecture lecture in Hammond on Thursday evening. Jan. 18, at the Hammond theatre, under the auspices of the Hammond settlement house. The famous speaker will donate his services to help alony the cause of the settlement house, and Manager C O. Klngwell of the Hammond theatre will also donate the use of the bouse, so that the proceeds for the evening's entertainment will be j practically clear profit. - The ladies of the settlement house will begin at once to sell tickets and a crowded ' house Is expected to turn out for the occasion. Negotiations have been under way for son)e time to have "Billy" Mason speak, and yesterday Miss Virginia Brooks, who ha been conducting the negotiations, secured h!s promise for the 18th. Mr. Mason has a number of set lectures. He has promised to give the greater part qt his two best ones, "Citizenship" and "Picturesque Amertca." The proceeds of the entertainment will put some ready cash Into the treasury, and while the settlement house will be greatly benefited, the Fub' Hammond will have an -opportunity to hear a famous lecturer. 10 Pounds Fresh-fl AA Leaf Lard for. . .Roll J Plate Boiling Beef, jjr per pound. ........ .U'L Pork Shoulders, per pound 9k Pork Loins, fl (T per pound. ..... . Ji-wl Best Beef Pot -fl ( f Roast, per lb ILIL 2-lb Strips Baconf I Jp per pound .iL Ji2 CAN GOODS SPECIAL The following Can Goods, while they last, will be sold below cost. We only have a small number of each kind. Put in your order eany 15 Cans Table Pears, worth 20c can, at, each 8 Cans Hawailn Pineapple, worth 25c can, , at, each... 14c 20c 20 cans Table Reaches, 20c and 25c values, while they last, Q per can. . . . .' ' 1 DC 7 cans Libby's Peaches, Bold for 30c at some stores, while they last, each 21c 578 o
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LAST TIME3 OF WORLD'S GREATEST Mesmerists ADDED ATTRACTION 3 High Grade PHOTO-PLAYS BILL CHANGES NIGHTLY 10c. 20c. 30c EXTRA-REAL L,VE BABY B0Y GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY NIGHT. WATCH FOR IT ORrHtUM THEM RE Phone 233 VAUDEVILLE FEATURES 7:3o Two Skews Tonight 8 iOO ADMISSION 10c. RESERVED SEATS lOe EXTRA. TWO IDEAL CRUISES AROUND THE WORLD 12,l12...(rroa New Tork) Feb. 27, 1913 (From San Fnaciaco) By tSm palatial cruising ateataer. 'VICTORIA LUISE", (18,500 Too Itinerary iDcl-Klea Hadelna Spain, Italy. India, Ceylon. Straits Settfe-menta. Java. Philippine. China, Janaa. , w , , i . swi....a American Tour, la and ei coral una aad trip. I PTIONAIJIT DAYS IW INDIA I ,ioi H la lit M IX JAPAN Coat tnclndia all Beeeaaarr expense uboard and as bora $650 Dnrattcra of Cratnea HO Days Each Bend for I'2rtrateS JBoofelaC. Hamborg-nRericaii Lies 41-45 Broad fray, K.. T, OR LOCAL AGENT. Photographs CORRECT POSING, , . . POPULAR TONES,? VT LATEST STYLES. - - i -- . , . Ripley Art Studio 89 W. State Street. " DR. H. B. HAYWAED SPECIALIST V Diseases of the Eye. Bar, Noat ana Throat. Eyen acIeattacaUy naaaalav, ed. Glasses fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bldffe Phone 205. Hammond, Ind. DOWNEY &POBTZ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE 1B9 , Coal, Flour Feed A Building Material 812-828 CALUMET AVENUE HAMMOND, INDIANA." Full Weight Best Quality Prompt Delivery Fresh Graham Flour, 10 pounds for. Fresh Yellow Corn Meat, 10 pounds 32c 22c 22c 25c 14c 15 c 40c 54c 1 Cc 15c 25c White Corn Meal, 10 pounds for. Bell Brand Ripe Olives, per can................. Wheattene, the best wheat breakfast food made, package. Egg-O-See, Toast Toasties or Malta Vita, 2 packages for... Burnham's Clam Bouillon, 50c size... Louban Salad Oil, -gallon can, worth 65c, at. Bull Frog Shoe Polish, tins for. Imported Castile Soap, bar, IQc 2 for Palm Olive Soap, 3 bars for. A. ....... . Hohman St., Hammond Phones IbbU-lbbJ
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