Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 185, Hammond, Lake County, 26 January 1912 — Page 2
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2 THE TIMES. Friday, Jan. 26, 1912.
Social News IN Hammond
ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. 'The Beta Alpha Tau girls had a very
enjoyable meeting: at the home of Miss ',
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evening-. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting postponed from Monday for tht convenience of several of the members.
of Miss Beatrice Hasan In Rfmbach are- A-SOCI4LBSTERTAISMBJIT.-nu. Tomorrow evening the club mem- A-very deltghtrut meeting of tho bers. will compose a theater party to Columbia Club was held yesterday aftsee Marguerite Sylva In "Gypsy Love"' ernoon at the home of Mrs. W. E. Rusat the Chicago Opera House. A pleas- 8611 ,n Webb street.- The usual social ant time was spent socially with cards, JTOgram .was followed, cards being the needle work ami music. Several games leading diversion. Progressive euchre of bridge whist were played. At ten was Played at several small tables In o'clock a dainty two course luncheon the parlors. The honors were won by was served. The covers for eight were I4rs- Ray and Mrs. Mead. A laid at two small tables In the parlors, beautifully appointed luncheon was Miss Helen Phillips of Chicago, Miss served at the conclusion of the card Klsa Masepohl'a house guest was the irames. Only the club members were in Invited guest and the following mem- attendance at the meeting. Mrs. Peter
bers were present: the Misses Kathryn Desmond, Bertha and Beatrice Hansen,
!nnevlva Hastlners. Klsa. Mmrnotil anrl
Plans were made for the next meeting ' xherese Dorsey. to be held In two weeks at the home
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Great Slaughtering Sale on Fresh and Snicked 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. Sale for one day only, Saturday, Jan. 27 OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
JO POl MK KHKSH I.K K I.Mtl SM ALL FltGSH PORK I.OIS per pound SMALL FRESH l'UKK SHOl I.DRRS, X-r pound,... FBKSH DRESSED STEW. IG CHKKKXS, per pound. XATIVE LEG OK VEAL, per pound X ATI V K HJAIi SHOI LIJEU HO AST. per powntl XATIVK SIRLOIN" STEAK, pr pound. X ATIVK HKKF POT ROAST, per praiil XATIVK BEEF RI1I ROAST. per pound HMD O.VARTEHS SPRING I, A HI), per pound.. FORK HIARTERS SPRING LA Mil, per pound XATIVK V 12 A L UK BAST, with porket, per pound
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XATIVK RIB HOI I.I U BEKFi pr ponnd HOJI K ri'HKU CORN BEEF, per pound ,
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Crumpacker was named as the next hostess and aha will entertain the mem. bers of the club at her home In Webb street. The party will be given in two weeks on Wednesday Instead of Thursday for the convenience of several of the members. Euchre will again be tho entertainment. A WHIST PARTY. A very pleasant meeting of the mem
bers of the Fern Leaf Linen Club was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter MeCumsey in Claude
street. The members were all present
to enjoy the entertainment. Whist waj
played at three small tables in the par
tors and after several games the honor.
were awarded. Mrs. Foster Murray had high score and prises were also won by Mrs. Kay Fowler and Mrs. McCum-
ey. The consolation prize was award
ed to Mrs. Charles Miller. Following
the games a daintily arranged lunch
eon was served in tne dining room. Covers were laid for twelve guests. In
I l wo weeits vu j.jiuruay i lci uuuu, : February 8th Mrs. Charles Miller will entertain the members at the homeof
Mrs Henry Burge ' In Carroll- .street. Cards will be the entertainment at the
meeting.
SOCIAL SEWS FOR SATURDAY. . There vlll be a meeting of the member of Dorr an Rebeekab Lodge gatnrday evening; la I. o. O. Y Hall In State street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Hohman will entertain the members of the Evening Whist Club at a bridge din. ner Saturday evening at tblr home in Maaon street. A ante o home bakery villi be given Saturday In the Hammond bolldat the corner of Hob man and Fayette street under the auspices of the Standard Hearers Society of the First M. E. church.
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fiX'TERTAIS INFORMALLY. ' V. very enjoyable afternoon was
HAMS, per pound Jd2C spent by the members of Sewing Circle
WIDE STRIPS SIGAR 4 0 1-.. 1 of St. Margaret's Hosnital at the
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CIHKU BAtOV per pound.. X 4 4 C XO. I CAI.IFOKMA HAMS, Q 3 per pound 5
swKf;r i'khwu salt I'ORK, per pound Vi-BIRREI, .NEW tUXTXHV FI.OIK 10 POUNDS GRAMXATED Sl'tJAR 7 BARS SWIFT'S PRIDE SOAP. . FANCY NAVAL ORANGES per dorm 3 CANS EVAPORATED Ml I.K .
.9HC 74c 98c .25c ..22c 25c
Read "The Ijikp County Times every Friday evening for our Saturday tpeciala. Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. Strict attention given to all telephone orders.
101 State St PuOce 103
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Hohman & Gostlin Sts. Phcna 431
home of Mrs. John N. Beckmu In Glendale Park yesterday. It was the afternoon for the bi-monthly meeting and many members were present. Mrs. Beckman entertained a number of friends rot members of the society at the meeting. Cards were the entertainment at the meeting and progressive pedro was played at several small tables. The honors In the games wera won by Mrs. Eder, Mrs. Mayer and Mrs Waltz. The honors among the guests were won by Mrs. J. Fred Krost and Mrs. John F. Beckman. At the conclusion of the games a dainty two course luncheon was served and the hour waa spent In conversation. The members will meet again In two weeks on Thursday afternoon but the plans for the
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A Special Sale of Provisions for Friday Evening and Saturday, Jan. 27 These items are examples of the big savings) possible to those who make the. Lion Store Grocery their source of supply, i Where else in Hammond can you duplicate these values'? The savings1 are positively without a parallel. Leave your order Friday evening at these prices for early Saturday delivery.
Just received a big Shipment of FINE CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES, especially priced for Sat. Good size at only, 4 each. I Q 3 Dozen for 35c
11k
Highest grade lean
SALT PORK, pound only . . .
This is another item of Oscar F. Mayer & Bros' famous products.
LION XXXX PATENT FLOUR ',-Barrel Sacks, ftQ 14-Barre! Sacks, 145 8.Barrel Sacks, .83 To those who have never used our
fine high errade Cour we suggest, trya 5-lb sack at 'only.
19c
.Best stock Baldwin Apples,
(cooking or eating)
peck . . 39c
Best Fresh Peanuts, per pound. .
Roasted 10c
Sure Pop Ear Pop Corn, lb . .
4k
Jamiaca Grape Fruit, from Isle of Pines,
extra choice quality,
medium size, H 1 -each. 2 Per dozen, 85c
Choice Pineapples,
big shipment just re-
received, while thev
last, each 9c 3 for
25c
No. 1 Hand Picked Navy Beans, r-
per pound .Jj Best Quality Granulated Cane A Sugar, per pound DC Best Quality Laundry Starch, 4 4 pounds for I Qb Best Pure Honey, 1 Of per frame I 5JU The Famous Flash Hand Qn Cleaner, can 0 w Choice Evaporated Apples, 1 Op per pound. . . . , . 3 Uw National Biscuit Co.'s Choice 1 Op Assorted Cakes, per lb JU Fresh Baked Oyster Patty Tf JLo Crackers, per pound 2u
Fresh Graham Oatmeal Crackers, 3 pkgs Swift's Pride Laundry Soap, 5 bars. Extra Large Dill and Sour Pickles, each ....... R. M. & Co.'s ismark Maple Syrup, large bottles . . . . .
1.25 full
Cream Rye Whiskey,", quart bottle 89c
Crystallzed Rock and Rye, for coughs and colds, per hot 55c
25c
17c 1c 29c 'ull quart
bottles '
Old Overholt Bottled in bond
Whiskey, 1.03
Our famous Lion Brand Self Rising Pancake and Buckwheat Flour, 3 package 9c; "ICft pkgs for stub
ed h S3 5Tfs.
No. 2 cans Choice Sugar No. 2 cans
Choice String Beans,
can, 754c; per dozen. . .
Corn,
85c
Clover
J ams, large jar
Leaf
Brand 8c
Belmont Brand Fine
Preserves, jar .....
14c
Kan Brand fine quality Egg Plums, regular 15c quality. fij today, No. 3 can I Uu
SATURDAY CANDY SPECIALS
Barr's Famous Saturday Candy, QQp a regular 40c value. LsJVi
Our Famous Pure Mixed Sugar Candy, regular 15c value ...
8c
8c
Fresh Roasted Salted Peanuts, the regular 15c kind, per lb
A Beautiful Gold Lined Silver Plated Bon Bon Dish FREE with each pound of Fenway Chocolates. '
CIGAR SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Tom Ross, Joe Anderson and Great Gunner 10 for 25c
Lillian Russell and Quaker Bond, 8 for 25c
Franz Liszt, 2 for 25c size, 3 for 25c
La Marca , and Official Seal 10c Cigars 5c
meeting were not definitely made and the hostess wil be named later. ESTEHTAIXS WITH CARDS. At her. home In South Hohman street, Mrs. Traverse was hostess and entertained the members of the Good Will Club very pleasantly yesterday after, noon. Pedro was played and after sev eral games the honors 'were awarded to Mrs. Charles Luthman. Other prize winners were Mrs. Henrietta Huber, Mrs, Frank J. Waller and Mrs. Traverse. The games were played at three small tables. A dainty luncheon of two courses was served after the games. Covers were laid for twelve guests. Mrs. Smith was named as the next hostess and she will entertain on the afternoon of February Sth at her home in Kane avenue. Mrs. Smith will entertain witri cards.
MBS. HA.MON A HOSTESS. Mrs. George ilanlon was hostess to the members of the Sewing Circle of All Saints Catholic church yesterday afternoon at her home in Indiana avenue. It was the regular weekly meetly meeting and the usual number of members were In attendance. They spent the afternoon with sewing and accomplished a "great deal of work for the benefit ' of the society and church.
During the social hour the hostess serv-
her guests with dainty refreshments.
Heivon will entertain the members
at their next meeting, Thursday afternoon, February 1st at her home In Claude street. A large attendance of the membership is desired. . HOLD REGULAR MEETING. N Mrs. James Hartllne was at home to the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pin street Presbyterian church yesterday at her home. 320 Pine street. There were many members in attend
ance who spent the afternoon with
their needle work. A great deal of
work for the society and chureh was
accomplished. A luncheon was served
at the conclusion of the business meet
ing. Announcement was made of the
next meeting to be held Tuesday,
January SOth at the home of Mrs
Fowle, at the corner of Chicago and
Calumet avenues. The meeting will on
held on Tuesday instead of Thursday for the convenience of several of the
members.
i WILL MEET THIS EVEMXQ.
The members of the C. I. C. Club will
be entertained by Miss Hasel Younge? at her home, 307 East Sibley street this evening. Following the business meet
ing a program will be given. Miss
Mabel Powley will give several readings
and Harry Younger will render a violin
solo.
A.N EXTEBTADTMENT.
Two hundred or more people heard
Arthur J. Fischer give his play "A Pal
of Spectacles" at the First M. E. church
in Russell street last evening. It will
be remembered that Mr. Fischer came here early in the season and gave oiw act of his play in connection with the program offered at the Hammond thea
tre during the week of January 7th
This arrangement was made only after
it was found impossible to comfortably
heat the church. The members feel that
they were very fortunate in securing
Mr. Fischer for a return engagement ot
this time to give the many people an
opportunity to iear the program in its
entirety. The entertainment was the third in the course offered by the members of the Epworth League 1 of tin Methodist church and furnished by the
Redpath-Slayton Lyceum Bureau of
Chicago. The fourth and last of the enl
tertalnments will be given by Mr. Colby,
the cartoonist on the evenlg of January
30th. Mr. Fischer entertained with hia
play "A Pair of Spectacles" and with
out the aid of scenery, make-ups or costumes he took the many parts of the
play in a manner that brough out each
character vividly, making It as clear to the audiences as if the chracters in the ply were all carrying out their respective parts. "A Pair of Spectacles" is the story of two brothers, one a pessimist and the other an optimist and it is full of humor and good sound
philosophy. The evening's entertain
ment was thoroughly enjoyed. Preceding Mr. Fischer's program, Theodore Moor gave a hort organ recital. , A BRIDGE DIWER. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Johnston were host and hostess to the members of the Jf. P.
Whist Club at a bridge dinner last even.
nig at their beautiful new home in Highland street A prettily appointed 'inner was served at six-thirty o'clock t tables In the dining room. Following the serving of the dinner the guests returned to the parlors" where the evening was passed very pleasantly at thj card tables. Bridge whist was played. The party last evening was the regular bi-monthly meeting of the members changed from Triday to ThursJay for the convenience of several. Annuncenient will he made later of the" meeting in two weeks and the hostess will be named. A Bt'SIXESS MEET1XO. Yesterday the members of the Martha 8octy ef the First Christian church met for an all-day session in the parlos of the church In Calumet avenue. They served a dinner to the publie at no m and nice amount was realised which will be used for the benefit of tha church. There were many members in attendance at the meeting. During the afternoon they quilted and served and accomplished a great deal ef work. Sev
eral important business matters were disposed of. The plsns were partially made for a social to be given Thursday evening, . February 22nd to which th. public Is given a cordial invitation. The
members will also serve the banquet fi,r the Brotherhod of Locomotive Engi
neers next Wednesday evening. Anoth. er meeting of the members will take
Fiace next Thursday afternoon and a
large attendance is desired. The usual business and social program will be fol
lowed.
X BRIDGE PARTY. The members of the Vnlversitv Club
entertained with a card party last even
lug in their club rooms in South Hihmai? street. It was one in the serlea of social affalrj pir.id by the entertain n.er.t committee for the winter. There
were forty members and their friends
in attendance. Bridge whist was played at nine tables in the parlors. High
scores were made by Miss Mary Nelson
and Dr. Graves. Refreshments were '
served after the card games.
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PRICES 25c, 50c, 75c $1.00 and $1.50
Seats now on sale from noon till 9 p. m. at Box Office.
A MISSIONARY MEETING. A very Interesting meeting of the
members of the Baptist Women's Union
Uas held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. L Smith in Warren j ttreet The members of the Missionary
department of which Mrs. A. C Berry is j
chrman had charge of the meeting. The program was given following a i short session when plans for future I
meetings and ether routine work was !
disposed of. The social hour was passed very enjoyably. A dainty luncheon I
of two courses was served at four-thir, i
ty o'clock. There were twenty-six members in attendance at the meeting. The following program was given and ever number was thoroughly enjoyed:
Paper "Illuminating Impressions of
China" Mrs. Floyd H. Adams
Paper "Besieged Missionaries in
Chengtu" Mrs. E. J. Campbell
A Letter from West China
Mrs. F. W. Kimball
Paper "Reassuring News From East
China"... Mrs. George Houser
Paper "Religious Liberty In China" lr.n x . .
jili a. nupp Vocal duett "My Mother's Bible" ....
..Mrs. James Dickson, Mrs. Wm. Love
Paper "present Civic Conditions In
China" Mrs. J. Hallburton
AST IMPORTANT MEETING.
An Important meeting of tho members ef St. Paul's Lutheran League1 took place last evening in the school hall at
the corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. 1 was the evening for the regular monthly meeting and there was the usual large attendance ef members. It was planned to have a concert In June, the program to be furnlshet by the Glee Club of the St. Louis Seminary. Howard Gescheidler, Paul Fedder and Edward Eggebrpcht were appointed a committee to complete the arrangements. An auditing committee was appointed and Miss Em a Claus. Miss Gertrude Gescheidler and Paul Fedder will serve. Another committee was appointed to plan the entertainment for th next two league meetings. Miss Lilly Fedder, Miss Edna Euwert. Miss Adele Mem and Miss Cora, Buehring will act on the above committee The meeting In two weeks will be given to a social program and It Is desired that many members are present. A short time was spent socially at ' the close of the business session last evening and refreshments were erved. AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. Jeannie Sawyer will entertain the members of the Marquette Club at her home In Clinton street this afternoon. Mrs. Sawyer will entertain with cards and bridge whist will be played at several small tables. It is one of the regular club meetings. At the meeting next Friday afternoon, Mrs Charles Hohman will entertain at her home in Mason street.
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Phone 232
. TONIGHT ELK'S BENEFIT ADMISSION 10c. RESERVED SEATS 10c EXTRA Entire Proceeds Goes to the Elks ' MILLARD ! BROTHERS MR.' and MRS. DENVER "A Comedy on Wheels" v "The Elocution JBug" HARRY WEBB The Man Who ' Talks and Sings EILER'S ANIMALS Matinee Saturday 3 P. M. All Seats 10c Matinee Sunday 3 P. M. Prices Sams as Night.
A LEAP YEAR DANCE. One of the social affairs scheduled for Monday evening, January 29th Is a Leap Year dance to be given In Weis Hall, 9 State street, by a number of Hammond young women. The affair is anticipated with a great deal of pleasure.. It is expected that the party will be largely attended. AS OYSTER SUPPER. This evening between the hours of five and eight o'clock the members ot the Christian Kndeavor Society of the Pine street Presbyterian church will serve an. oyster supper In the churcn social rooms. Following the supper program will be given. The public la given a cordial Invitation to attend.
Ajf AFTERNOON PARTY The members of the Colonial Club
will meet next Thursday
February 1st The arrangements have
not been definitely made and the hostess wll be named later. The afternoon will be devoted to ueeed work and a pleasant social time la anticipated.
DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Dlaeaaee of the Eye Ear, Neae Threat. Eyea scleatlaeally exasalm rd. Glaasea fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bldg, Phone 205. Hammond, Ind.
to attend a banquet of the superintendents of the Publie Savings' Insurance company. .
A BALE OF HOME BAKERY. The young people of the Standard Bearers Society ef the First M. E. church will have a home bakery sale in the Hammond building Saturday, January 27th to which the public la Invited. The members desire to clear a nice sum for their missionary fund. They will have a large assortment of cakes, pies, cookies and bread for sale. CARD OF THANKS. We desire to express our heartfelt appreciation to relatives and friend for the deep sympathy, beautiful flowers and kindness extended in our sad bereavement, also to the Rev. Floyd H. Adams. MRS. SHANE AND FAMILY. Skating at East Chicago Rink Wed., Thurs., Sat. and Bun. Pole game Saturday night, Harbor vs. East Chicago. Mrs. H. Paisley and son Fred of Roa. endale, Monltoba, Canada, are visiting Mrs. Paisley's sister, Mrs. Alex. Smith, 657 Summer street. . H. W. Milner has gone to Indianapolis
A meeting of the members of Haulmond temple No, 73, Pythian Sisters, will be held this evening, in the K. of P. hall, in South Hohman street. The usual business and social program will be followed. It is desired that there is a large attendance of the mambcrshlD
afternoon, at the meeting.
t A large attendance Is desired at the meeting of Dorcas Rebekah lodge Sat- ; urday evening, in I. O. O. F. hall. In I State street. The usual business and social program will be followed.
Taken to St. Luke's. . Mrs. A. B. Carrigan, 126 Doty street, was taken to Chicago, this morning, where she will submit to an operation at St. Luke's hospital tomorrow morning. The operation will not be anything of a serious nature and her many friends wish her immediate recovery.
Death of T. A. Wason. -News was received here this morning of the death of T. A. Wason. a prominent farmer and an old resident of West Creek township, who died a his hc$ie near Lowell yesterday afternoon at 1:80 o'clock following a. two week's ' Illness of pneumonia. The funeral will be held from the residence tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. - Mr. Wason is well-known in Hammond and throughout Lake county. His death was not unexpected, as his con dltlon has been critical for the past two weeks.
TO BE A FIRST CLASS GROCBR You must handle first-class goods, and be able to satisfy the public in everything they demand. If we do not handle what you wish, we can get it for you. ;u
Extra Large Naval Oranges, per dozen . . O Pure Honey,
in combs, each .
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37c 18c 25 c 4c
Fancy Santa Clara . Prunes, 2 lbs for. . . . 0 Fresh Bulk Oatmeal, per pound
0 Fancy Dried Muir Peaches,
large halves, C
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10 Pounds Leaf Lard.
1.00
10c
9lc
C J per pound.
Best Creamery Butter, per lb . ,
42c
Small Pork Loins, per pound
Small Pork Shoulders, per lb. . .
2-lb Strips Bacon, lHp per pound ........ I f l Home Made Pork IOIa Sausage, per lb ... I a2u
Beef Pot Roast, per pound. ....... Large Oysters, for frying, quart, . . . . .
11c 40c
Potatoes, good cookers, free from frost, v Ofl peck, 35c; bushel. . . ( .OU - O A very fine Oleo, good OA for table use, per lb. . 4Uv . O
Soft Shell Almonds,
per pound . . ,
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20c 10c
Pecans, large and fresh, per pound. . .
o Candied Crystalired JO Ginger, per lb. .... . .TxC , O
Monarch Baked 3-lb can 20c size for each.
GRANULATED SUGAR, with grocery order of 1.00 or more, 10 pounds for
Beans, 17c 57c
Hunmpfleir Ems
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