Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 251, Hammond, Lake County, 12 April 1912 — Page 2
THE TIHEO.
Friday, April 12. 1912.
Hammond Meat MarEcett 101 STATE STREET. 216 ST. HOHMAN STREET. Special Sals of Fancy Groceries, Fresh and Smoked Meals' Our Meats Are the Best. Our Prices the Xowest. We Sell Just as We' Advertise.
92 Pounds Fresh Loaf Lard. Fresh Dressed Stewing Chickens, lb. ,
Small Fresh Pork Loins, lb. . Small Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb .... Native Sirloin or r house Staek, pound... ......... Native Leg of Veal, pound Native Veal Roast, pound Native Veal Breast, with pocket, lb. . . Nathv Beef Pot. Roast. lb.
.00
131c
133c Porter11c
9fc
Native Beef Rib
Roast, lb. . . ... .
Salted Pork
Shoulders, lb ,.
Maver's Moose
Brand Hams, lb. .
No. 1 California
Hams, lb ....... .
Sugar Cured
Bacon, lb ix-Barrel New Century Flour. . .
8 Pounds
Granulated Sugar 7 Bars Swift Pride Soap Fancy Navel Oranges, dozen . . .
122c 10c 13c 10!c
132c 78c 50c 25c 22c
Social News in : i Hammbrid
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders
Qias. Berendt
101 Sill SI Poke 103
Hohnan I Sosllla Sis. Phcis 431
Advertise In ThcLake County Times
A SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT. One of the very pretty parties of yesterday awas given by Mrs. HenryMorris at her home In Highland street honoring the members of the Eyelet Embroidery Club. She entertained a few friends In company with the members. The hours until four o'clock were spent -with needle work after
which the guests were invited lno the dining room and served with a four
' beautll'ull appointed in yellow and
white. A bowl or yellow jonquils decorated the center oV the table.
Prettily decorated cards were laid for
eight guests.' The members arranged
for their next club meeting to , take place In two weeks on Thursday afternoon, April 25th at the home of Mrs.
A. a. Peaver In Garfield avenue, West
Hammond. Mrs. Morris had as her Invited guests, Mrs.. Frank Warman and
Miss Mae Swanton. The following members were present, Mrs. Walter
Lanborne, Mrs. A. G. Deaver, Mrs. Tj.
J. Haefer, Mrs. Clyde Fetrle. Mrs. Fred
Prechtel and Mrs. Henry Morris. A LISCHEOX. Mrs. William Thum very charmingly entertained the members of the Colum
bia Club at luncheon at one o'clock yesterday at her home in Webb street. Covers were laid for twelve guests at tables beautifully appointed In red and white. - Red carnations formed the center piece. The luncheon was served In five courses. The guests returned to the parlors following the luncheon where the afternoon was devoted to cards. " Euchre was 'played at three tables. After several games the honors were awarded to Mrs. W. E. Russell
SOCIAL NKW
FOB SATURDAY.
There n til he a saeetiag ( tkc member of the Hammond Woun'i Clnb gartai-day aftrrnoon at three 'elock In the aadHortam of the Flrtct Presbyterian church In South Hoantan street. A meeting; of the members of Dorcas Rebec kah Lodge wilt take place Saturday evening tn O. O. O. P. Hall la State street. The a-lrla of the Nn Tan Beta Clnb will eompeoe a matinee party In Chicago Saturday. Miss Vena Me.tleer will entertain the members Claaa 8 of the Fti-nt Methodist Sunday school Saturday afternoon at her home, 101 Webb treet.
another meeting In two weeks and the hostess will be named later. The meeting wilt be held on the afternoon of April 2Mb. ' - - , .. A TH1MBL1S PARTY. ' ! , Mrs, .Frank Smith delightfully entertained, the members of the R. A. E. ' club at a thimble party yesterday aft-, ernoon at her home In Bauer street.
t After a few. hours spent with needle
work and music a dainty luncheon was served. The refreshments were served In two courses. , All the members were present. Mrs. Merchant is a new member in the club. In two weeks on Thursday afternoon, April 25th Mrs. Edward Aubry will entertain the members at her home In Michigan ave-
ENJOY THE AFTERNOON.
UONST
i mw fooi -grocery
Our Week-End Grocery Sale Commences at 6 o'clock Friday evening and continues all day Saturday. For -early Saturday morning delivery leave your order Friday evening at these prices. ' ' Here's our Cut Pride Specials lor this week
Big Cut Price Sale and Demonstration of National Biscuit CoV Goods. (Minj Nsw Cakes.) Frea Samples to all Visitors
National Biscuit Co.'s Saratoga Flakes, 15c packages.... 12c Fresh Baked Lemon Gems and Iced Gems, per pound.... IOC National Biscuit Co.'s Famous Marshmallow Walnuts, per pound.'. . . : j7c Atlantic or Newsboy Cakes, (fresh, from the oven) per pound. I2C
All National Biscuit Co.'s 10c Package Goods, 3 for
SPECIAL SALE OF (The Famous Old Dutch Cleanser, 10c cans now . . . HOUSE CLEANING Swift's Pride Washing Powder, the big pkg. only. . NECESSITIES. (The Well Known Fels Naptha Soap, 6 bars for. : . .
7c 14c
4-bbl. sacks our Famous Lion XXXX Flour, sack . 4 5 L. L. May's Northern Grown Flower and Vegetable Seeds, package. . ..... IC 'Best Quality Large Lump Laundry Starch, 4 pounds for I5C The Famous Kellog's Toasted Cornflakes, per package ; . . .04-C
Lion Brand Pancake and Buckwheat Flour, per package OC'
El
Special Reduced Prices on Choice DRIED FRUITS
(Cali. Fancy Whole Apricots, per lb only. Extra Choice Cali.' Cooking Figs, per lb. Fine California Dried Grapes, per lb. . .
I5c 6C
Bonita Brand Coffee, steel cut granulated, ready to use, 1-lb tins. ....
Our Famous 30c Coffee, (high grade), special today, pound, . v. , . . ..... . . . .26C Fresh Roasted No. 1 Santos and Rio Coffee, per pound. . ........220 California Layer Figs, in tissue 'wrapped packages, 4 for ........ . . . ... I5C Extra Selected Halves Shelled Walnuts, per pound .......... i . . ' . 35C
V 1
Special Cut fFresh cut Pink, White and Red 11 Ofi Flower Sale Carnations, long stems per dozen" iL4C The well knrcn Pet Brand Milk tail, cans 7c; doz. 88c; small cans 4c; dozen 44c -pjj- " mite and ' Yellow H -
Specials in Cigar Department for -Saturday
M
Lillian Russell and.
Adad and Diamond Crown
high grade 5c cigars
7 for 25c
Quaker Bond 8 for 25c
Havana Londres . and Curly Maid, 5c Cigars 10 for 25c
La Marca : and Official Seal 10c cigars
5c
Saturday Candy Specials
Our Famous Pure Assorted Mai low After Dinner Cream Saturday Can dy, Sugar Mixed, 4 ft" Beans, ; 4 fn Mints, 25c 4 C- regular 50c ODv
. . . . I UW per lb. . I Uu value, per lb -1 Ou value, lb boxv-Jlj
per lb .
MAMMOND - THEATRW ONE NIGHT ONLY Sunday, April 14th PLAYED TO RECORD BREAKING CROWDS IN CHICAGO. DE LAMATER-S BEAUTIFUL SCENIC PRODUCTION OF DEMILLE-S GREAT PLAY'OF THE WEST The Stern pede WITH LILLIAN BUCKINGHAM AND A STRONG CAST OF PLAYERS
If you liked the The Great Divide, Strongheart or Arizona you will like' THE STAMPEDE
POPULAR PRICES 25c, 50c, 75c and 1.00 RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE.
We'll admit-It's pulling why details
the New Club are kept so quiet. All
plans are being matured mighty fast.
" " ! "We'll spring something be prepeyei and Mrs. Mead. The members Will for it. Watch Saturday's issue of fhls meet again in two weeks on Thurs- paper for official announcement. day, April 25th." Mrs. William X. Ray: . will entertain the club members and AX INTKHESTixu MEETING, their husbands at seven o'clock din-1 A very interesting meeting of the
ner at her home in Glendale Park, members of the BaDtist Women's
Cards will follow the dinner. Union took place yesterday afternoon
in the parlors of the church in East Sibley street. About forty ladies of
A very delightful afternooVi was the .society were in attendance at the spent by the members of the Acme So- meeting. The program was in charge cial Club who met with Mrs. J. T. of the Child Culture section. "Eating Flavin at her home lir South Hohman For Health" was the subject under disstreet yesterday. It was the first so- cussion and several interesting and inclal meeting of t the members in sever- structive papers were read. Mrs. Jke al weeks on account of the Lenten sea- Buettner .read an excellent article on son. Mrs. Flavin entertained with "Foods and Their Value" and Mrs.
caras ana progressive pedro was play- Chester Hamacher read a ' paper the
ed. The honors In the games were subject of which was "The Training of won by Mrs. J. Nolan, Mrs. G. H. Clov- the Appetite." Mrs. Floyd Adams lead
er and Mrs. F. J. O'Rourke. Painty the discussion. Little Vivian Pletrich - refreshments : were served after the sang a group of songs and Mrs. Claude read "The Story of the Diamond" I games. Mrs. M. G. Uvene will enter- Palmer rendered a violin sol. The 'which was very much enjoyed. The : talnsthe club members at her home in-musical program was thoroughly en-class read an article entitled "Bread Oakley avenue, Thursday afternoon, Joyed. During the social hour the 'and Jam." Several pretty vocal and'
committee served dainty refreshments, instrumental selections were rendered Idurinor the evenlnnr. Dalntv refreah-
-N' AFTERNOON MEETING. At her home in Calumet avenue, Mrs.
were pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Gauger was hostess and pleasantly enHenrtetta Huber at her home In Tru- tertained the members of the Ladies' man avenue yesterday afternoon. It Aid Society of the Tine street Presbywas the first meeting of the members teriai church yesterday afternoon. In
since before Lent. Mrs. Huber enter- the absence of Mrs. Ce E. Brewbaker Motor Boat Club will entertain at an
talned with cards and pdrO-Was play- who Is ill at St. Margaret's hospital the 'Apron an& Necktie Social next Thursed at three tables. The honors In the vice pfesident, Mrs. J. Hartline presld-iday evening, April 18th In the club games were won by Mrs. C. E. Jackson ed. Following a short business sea-'rooms In Calumet avenue. It will be
and Mrs. H. L. Dorten. A dainty two sion the members devoted the after-one of the pleasant affairs of the pastcourse luncheon was served following noon to sewing and accomplished a Lenten seaaon and many members and the games. Covers were laid for twelve great deal of work. During the so -j their friends are planning to attend, guests. The next party will be given cial hour the hostess served a dainty Dancing will be one of the features of in two weeks at the home of Mrs. luncheon. Mrs. Jenks assisted Mrs. I the evening.
Jackson in Claude street, (Cards will Gauger in the dining room. Mrs. T
be the entertainment at the meeting- i Hartline of Pine street will be host
ess at the next meeting.
SEE Amesa in the Arizona Desert and the Great Stampede Scene. A Carload of Special Scenery
April 26th.
' ' ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. The members of the Sunshine Club
ments were served after the program. The meeting was one of tire most in terestlng and enjoyable of the year. A SOCIAL GATHERING. The members of the ; Hammon l
WILL MEET NEXT THURSDAY. The meeting of the Colonial Club was postponed from yesterday afternoon until Thursday. April ISth when
SERVE A DINNER.
HAMMOND TilEATflf PHONE 03 Tonight and Saturday 2 SHOWS 7:30 and 9:00
A BIQ HIT
of the First Christian church met for
Mrs. J. W. Reed will entertain the an all day session yesterday in the parmembers at her home in Ridge Road, lors of the church in Calumet avenue. Mrs. Reed will entertain at a thimble A dinner was served the public at noon.
party. (a nice sum was realised which will be
jused for the benefit of the church. A THIMBLE PARTY. The members accepted the resignation A very enjoyable meeting of the Oak of Mrs. Will Lasch who has served as
Leaf Embroidery Club took place yes- president of the society for several
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. years. Mrs. Lasch will . soon move to
Gallinger. 820 Alice avenue. Mrs. Gal- Springfield, 111. to make her future linger had as her lnyjed guests Mrs. home. Mrs. Al Graves was elected to
Wills and Mrs. Houser. The hours un- fill the office during the remainder of til four o'clock were spent pleasantly, the year. The members will meet for with needle work after which the another all day session next Thursday guests were invited into th dining and they will serve dinner at noon.
room and served with a daintily ar- The public -is invited
ers and ferns decorated the tables. At
CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our kind friends and neighbors for the beautiful floral tributes and sympathy shown us at the
The members of the Martha Society time of our bereavement in the loss of
our dear husband and father. MRS. SHAFER AND DAUGHTERS.
HnQ Km M Bright, Tuneful. Splendidly Costumed and Lots of Singers, Dancers and Comedians l fV CENTS, ALL SEATS gfk JiU RESERVED Jdi
Ladies' and Children Matinee Satur
day at 2. ALL SEATS 10c
the nexfit meeting in, two weeks,
A SOCIAL MEETING. A meeting of the members
of St.
Thursday afaternoon. April 25th Mrs. Paul's Lutheran League took place last A. C.'McMahon will be hostess. Mrs. ' evening In the school hall at the enrnMcMahon will entertain at a thimble er of Sibley street and Oakley avenue, party at her home in May street. .It was their monthly social meeting , land th member report having spent ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY. 'an enjoyabl time. " Music and gamed The Misses Ethel and Edith Shearer, were features of the evening. Dainty had as theirx guests last evening at refreshments wer served at ten
their homo in "East Sibley street the o'clock. )n two weeks on Thursday youpg women of. the A. D. Q. Club, evening. April 25th the members mill Needle f-ork and music were features have an Important business session and of the evening until ten"' o'clock when It is desired that many attend. The dainty refreshments were served, meeting will be called at eight o'clock Covers were laid for nine guests. Miss in the school hall. Iva Simcoke was pamed as the- next j hostess and she will entertain at aj STANDARD BEARERS MEET, thimfile party at her home in East i - Mlsn Marie. Robblns was at home to Sibley street on the evening of April the members ef the Standard Bearers 25th. 'society of the First M. E. church last
- evening at her home in Manila ave
MRS. BIEKER A HOSTESS. Members of Sewing Circle No. Margaret's Hospital met with
William Bieker at her home, 108 Ogden street and spent a pleasant social
time yesterday. It was the first meeting of the membeTs - since before the Lenten season. Pedro was- played during the 'afternoon and after several
games the honors were . awarded to Mrs. Erleweln. Prises wee also won by Mrs. Toung and Mrs. Nichols. The
guest prize was won by Mrs. Meyers.
A dainty two course luncheon was served after the games. There will be
Skate Saturday and Sunday at East Chicago Coliseum. 12--2t Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton at their home in Erie, Pa., Tuesday, April 2nd a ten pound boy. Mrs. Hamilton will be remembered as Miss Frieda Kunert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F Kunert of Russell street. "What Is itr "What about ltr "Why don't they ancunce It?" Of
course, you're interested in the new
Club every woman is, and will ba in
tensely so when - the formal announcement is made.
1Mb
Lodge Assemblies
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HAMMOXD PHONE 282 STANDARD VAUDEVILLE WHITH ASD BREVEH Frisco Entertainers. . 1EROV AND CAHIUi Entertainers DeLuvew ;age and hart Talking and Singing. LAVPO AND BENJAMIN Comedy Hebrew Acrobats. Admission 10c 20c All Matinees 10c
A special meeting of the members of Golden .Rod Camp No. 1657 Royal Neighbors will take place Monday afternoon, April 15th at two-thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. Franklin Hix, 765 Claude street. Arrangements will be made to attend the convention at Indiana Harbor. Friday, April 19th. The members are altso asked to be prepared to pay their assessments. The weekly meeting of the members of Dorcas Rebeckah . Lodge will take
nue. It was the monthly meeting andpiace Saturday evening in I. O. O. F.
2 of the usual business and social program
Mm. was . followed. There were several
members in attendance. The president. Miss Edythe McConnell, presided during the 'business session. Plans were made for a social to be given in two weeks. Announcement was maflt of the May meeting to be held with Miss Kathryn Swltzer at her home In Russell street. The members devoted the evening to the study of "The First Sunday school and church in Peking, China" a chapter from their text book "Marching under Orders." Miss Jones
Hall in State street. ' A social session
H. C. GROI.IAN, It D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, Res., 242; Office, 205
ROCHESTER MAN ARRESTED v A Rochester youth employed as an express messenger on the Erie rail-' road, was arrested by Constable Phelps as the Wells Fargo express train pulled into Hammond last night on a charge
preferred by. a Hammond young lady.
will be enjoyed following the business The case came up before Judge Prest
meeting.
McGary Recuperating. John E. McGarry, the Hohman street jeweler in at present on a farm near Shelby recuperating from an operation which he underwent at St. Margaret's hospital several weeks ago. Althought still somewhat weak," he is gaining ground dally and finds that the farm life Is beneficial to him.
this morning, where the couple were married, after they had both agreed that it would be the. best way to settle their if Acuities.
Has Fine Car. W. J. McAleer is exhibiting a fine new automobile, whic hh has just recently purchased. The care Is of the same make as his old car, a Halladay, and it Is an exceedingly fine car. '
(E(D)(Ddl TMitijp to EM
A 25o PACKAKE OF NOISE
LESS MATCHES (6 boxes).
ARM and HAMMER BAKING SODA,
1-pound package only, each
LILAC TRANSPARENT GLYCERINE
TOILET SOAP, something fine in
quality, 3 bars for.
LARGE QUEEN OLIVES,
worth 20c, this sale, bottle.
CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS in
tomato sauce,
13c
ODA, 76 RINE he in
25c
15c
15c can for.
12c
GLOBE BRAND CONDENSED MILK,
do-ten, 90C 0 each :.. ...... yr;
COOKING BAGS, assorted Ar
sizes, bundle.;...- mjC
PURE BLACK PEPPER, ground, per pound.
10c
25c
Hamburger Steak, 3 pounds for.
Best Sirloin . - 1 7 Steak, per lb. ... . SC Home Made Pork j Sausage, per lb. . . Lj 3-lb Strip Bacon, 4 Q1. per pound. Iu2ii No. 1 Hams, Q3n perlb. .......... Pickled Pig's Feet, "7p per lb. ... .i. 1 1 STRAWBERRIES Full quart boxes of ripe Strawberries,; 0lr each at Zff
10 LBS. GRAHAM FLOUR 32c 10 LBS. YELLOW CORN MEAL OOq FRESH SHOE-STRING slffl POTATO CHIPS, per Ib...,l(J HART BRAND CANNED PEARS, as good as mother's, aa can, each. ORIOLE CORN FLAKES We have Just a few at 4p 2 packages for, 3C FRESH VEGETABLES Long Radishes, 2 bunches for Qq Large Bunches Green Onions Qq
Fancy Rutabeggles, per Jb JJq Fresh Pie Plant, per pound gf. Fresh Green Beans, per lb. 15c Fancy Asparagus, per bunch JQq
Water Cress, bunch. gg New Carrots, large bunches. . .s .JQq Fine Baldwin Apples, peck fjQq Green Peppers, 3 for 10c; each....fjQ
A Brutal Husband.
Mary Daczycki, wife of -Konstanty Dacsyckl of East Hammond,, appeared, in Judge Prest's court t.his rnorningwhero she swore out a warrant; for his
arrest on a charge of assault and. bat
tery. , - :: ' In he arms she carried a month old baby and with tears streaming j down her cheeks she told a pitiful story of how he struck the child and then brutally beat and mistreated her. In broken English she said that they had only been married a little over a year, when previous to this he bad struck her a number of times. On her neck bore the results of being scratched by his Angers and in her hand he held 'a large lock of hair which he had pulled out of her head. She told that the assault took place last ni&ht when lie came home in an intex loafed condition. His arrest will. be mad today and the trlalwill come up before Judge Prest some time tomorrow.
HERE'S A MONEY SAVER 10 Pounds Granulated Sugar if accompanied r f a, with a grocery order of 1.00 or more (meats not included ) . .......... X D3C Hnnnmipileir: KiroSo 578 It&SWT
Held Tomorrow. The funeral of John Macko, the foreigner who committed suicide at 128 Calumet avenue tho fore port of th week, wilt be held from Emmerling's chapel tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will occur at Oak Hill cemetery.
No New Books Till May. The Hammond library board held a regular meeting last night and transacted only routine business. The 191J tax money not being available until after May 1, no new books will be ordered until i lie latter part of this monta or early in May.
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