Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 298, Hammond, Lake County, 7 June 1912 — Page 2

THE TIZIES.

Friday, June 7, 1912.

MRS. NECK Eli A HOSTESS. Mrs. Neckel entertained the Indies' Aid Society of St. John's Lutheran church of West Hammond yesterday at her home on Douglas avenue. The Invited guests were: Mrs. Paul Newman. Mrs. Wm. Frahm. Mrs. Schmal. Mrs Vl Sehwlgert. Mrs. H. Werth. Mrs.

Llntenraan, Mrs. Louis Peters. Mrs Wm. Schultx, Mrs. C Linsenman. Mrs. John- Lawrence, Mrs. Wm. Lawrence. Mrs. Woogerack, Mrs, Hitter, Mrs. Henry Wolf. Mrs. It. Wlnckler, Mrs. Richard Zimmerman, Mrs. Reitter. Mrs. Demerling and Mrs. Katherlne Neckel. The next meeting willbe at

Hammond Meat Market 101 STATE STREET. 216 N. IIOHMAN STREET. Special Sale of Fancy GroceriesFresh and Smoked Meats Our Meats Are the Best. Our Prices the Lowest We Sell Just as We Advertise.

Small Fresh Pork -fl -JSr Loins, per lb. . . JL4 Fresh dressed stew-fl Ol ins Chickens, lb . JLd2 9 Pounds Fresh -fl fk Leaf Lard ...... JL Small Fresh Pork -fl j Shoulders, per lbJj.JIC Native Leg of -fl 01 Ycal, per lb JL&2C Native Veal -fl Roast, per lb. . . Jldk Native Reef Pot -fl

Roast, per lb. . . JLlF4(C

Native Rib Boiling Beef, per lb

Hamburger Steakl

Home Cured Corn Beef, per lb Pickled Pork Shoulders, per lb. Pickled Spare Ribs, per lb.

Maver's Moose fl 13 Brand Hams, lb JLtUC

Jlaver s JNo. 1 Uali.

Hams, per lb. Small Strip Bacon, per lb . . H-Bbl. New Century Flour 7 Bars Swift's Pride Soap . . . 10 Pounds Granulated Sugar.

5C 1C

101c 80c 25c 55c

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders

" Jmod Chas. Berendfi

Hohman & 6ostIIa Sts Phona 431

the home of Mrs. Fred Lorts on State street.

MBS.. JLAVENE A HOSTESS. , At her home In Michigan avenue, Mrs. Charles Lavene was hostess to the members of Circle No. I yesterday afternoon. A number of the members were In attendance and spent the hours very enjoyably at the card tables.

Pedro was played progressively anl

after several games the honors were

awarded to Mrs. Bartel. The second honors were won by Mrs. Jacob Wels

and the consolation prize was award

ed to Mrs. Stuppy. A dainty luncheon was served after the card games. The covers were laid at the small tables. In

two weeks on Thursday afternoon.

June 20th Mrs. Stuppy will be hostess.

A THIMBLE PARTI'.

Mrs. F. A. Scowden gave a wry

pretty party yesterday afternoon at

jher home in Ada street, honoring the

(members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery

'Club. It was their afternoon for meeting and all the members were present.

They spent the early hours of the art

ernoon with their needle work and at j four-thirty o'clock were served with a I prettily appointed two course lunch-

. eon. The tables were decorated very

attractively with the wild flowers. The (members planned to meet again In two

j weeks but the place of meeting was

I not decided upon. The hostess will be

j named later. , A SOCIAL C. ATHEH1XG.

The young women of the rhi Alpha

Gamma Club were pleasantly enter

tained by Miss Marguerite Haefer at

her home In Truman avenue last even

ing. Music and games were features

of the evening. In a "Slang Contest'

the honors were awarded to Miss Olga

Wandner for knowing the least slang,

A "Gum Contest" also furnished

amusement. In this the honors were

won by Miss Ruth Dufrain. After the program of games a dainty luncheon was served In two courses. Seven

covers were laid. No definite an-

Twninrement was made of the next

meetlnsr to be held on Thursday even

ing. June 20th but the hostess will be

RE FOOD GROCERY

Our Week End Grocery Sales Commence at 6 o'clock Friday Evening and continue all day Saturday. For Early Saturday Morning delivery leave your order Friday Evening at these prices. Here's our Cut Price Specials for this week.

CUT FLOWERS ( A Beautiful Lot of Double Red, Crimson, Pink and I TT71 T" l 1

at Cut PnP? i-wiumj jrcuuidB, uarge; eacn.

Red, Pink and White Carnations.

for Saturday ( per dozen

25c

American Pure Pet Brand Evaporated Cedar Valley Herford's Family . Cider Milk Creamery , Brand Sugar Soap Vinegar 10c tall cans, 7Kc; per Butter Corn Per Ar, per dozen, 88c; 5c cans ICper Ofl 3 ans Oflibar sal...C 4c; per dozen AuC lb ... ZilC for. . ZUC Snider 's pure Swift's Pride The famous Barber's The famous Fine quality Tomato Washing Best and Cheapest Argo Soap Catsup Powder Matches Starcli Chips lctpt:. 11c 'paffe. 16c pLt.:n 14c 4c ilb3.1.5c Aurora Best quality Full Cream -Pound No. 1 Hand Early Comb " Brick and American Domestic Oil Picked June Peas Honey Cheese Sardines Navy Beans s2.12C ff.ne.16C und..;.. 1 8c 1 Qc gf. 5k Nat. Bis. Co. Fresh baked Lion XXXX Brand 5-lb Bags Royal whole Marshmallow Macaroon Flour Pure Evaporated Walnuts Snaps H-barrel sacks 77c Table Salt Apricots per i Cft per k O -barrel sacks 1.52 each n per i fin lb..... IPG lb.... ZC H-barrel sacks 2.98 at... . lb I Ub Fluted Walter Bak- Good Strong Choice Our Leader Cocoanut ers Breakfast Tomato, Astor and Santos and 30c Bars Cocoa Cabbage Plants Rio Coffee Coffee f" .. 10clci-nb..19c 9c r... 23c r...27c

SOCIAL STEWS FOK SATURDAY. Kir. and Mrs. O.C E. Mattktes will emtertala a atunber of frieada at We4a Hall la State street Kataraar evealag In celebration of their teath weAdtagr asal-re rnary. - A meetlaa; of the members of Dormi Rebeekak Lodge will take place Saturday eveatae; la J. O. O. F. Hall la State street. A recital will be art Tea by members of the tatenaedlate departaneat of the Hasnsaoad Maaleal College Saturday evealas college.

PUTTING THE

Miss Belv.a But of Fayette street will

BLANKETS AWAY.

Extra Specials in Wine and Liquor Dept.

Monarch brand pure

Grape Juice

pt. bot . . .

15c

Royal Crown Whiskey bot... 50c

Extra choice

California Port Wine

(No charge for jug) per gallon

75c

Richter Kummel EL. 65c

Old Ashland Bottled In Bond Whiskey bot. .. 75c

Specials in Fruit and Vegetable Dept.

Fine Cuban Pineapples each 7c

per doz.

75c

Fancy Hot House Cucumbers each Jn 5c and. . U

Extra fine

New Potatoes

per peck.

50c

Fine sweet Florida Muskmelons 8c and . 10c

Fresh Picked Early June

Peas

per gt. . .

Saturday Bargains in Candy Department

Kisses A very delicious eating candy, Qc per pound. . . . .J"

Assorted Caramels Something everybody likes, per pound .....

Assorted Gum Drops A very fine quality Per Qr pound. . . . . .3

Saturday Candy A full pound box of delicious assorted

Chocolates, regular

price 50c, SatuiJav.

29c

Cigar Specials lor Saturday

San Felice and Adad

for

25c

Quaker Bond and Lillian Russell 8!" 25c

Great Gunner and Havana Londres 1 0tdv25c

LaMarca and

Official Seal

10c cigars, each

named later. Miss Haefer entertained the following: club members: Mtsses

Ruth Dufrain. Henrietta Wolf. Loretta and Marie Gearing;. Olgra Wandner and Myrtle Ogden of Gibson.

AX AFTERXOOX PARTY.

An enjoyable afternoon was spent by

the members of the Sunshine Club at

the home of Mrs. J. P. Ryan In Claude street. Mrs. Ryan entertained her Ruests with cards and pedro was play

ed at two tables. After several games the honors were awarded to Mrs. H. L. Dorten. The second honors were won by Mrs. Henrietta Huber and the consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Ryan. At the conclusion of the games the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a two course luncheon. Mrs. H. L. Dorten was named as the next hostess and she will entertain the ladies of the club at hr home in Claude stret, Thursday afternoon, June 20th. a thimble: party. Yesterday afternoon the members of the Colonial Club were guests at a party given by Mrs. C B. Tlnkham at her home in Williams street. The members met for their regular bi-monthly club party. In company with the members Mrs. Tlnkham entertained Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Ritter. After a few hours spent pleasantly with needle work and music the hostess served a prettily appointed luncheon. The refreshments were served In two courses.

The members will meet again In two weeks and the hostess will be named later. EXTERTA1XS WITH CARDS.

An enjoyable meeting of the Acme Social Club was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. J. Nolan in East State street. Mrs. Nolan en

tertained with cards and the guests spent the hours very enjoyably playing pedro. After several games the honors

were awarded to Mrs. Nolan and Mrs

Barney Kenny. The consolation prize

was awarded to Mrs. A. W. Lotts. A

dainty luncheon was served after the card games. Covers were laid at two small tables. At the meeting in two

weeks on Thursday afternoon. June

20th Mrs. F. j. O'Rourke will be host

ess and will entertain the members at

her home In Alice street. A REHEARS 1m

All children of the primary depart

ment of the Methodist .Sunday school

are asked to meet Sfiayjhurch Satur

day afternoon at 'three .o'clock for

rehearsal of the "Children's Day" pro gram. JV XOTICE.

It is requested that all who have

contributions for the "Missionary Bar

rell" which is being prepared by the

Missionary Society of the First M. E.

church leave their articles with Mrs. M. M. Towle at her home in Ogden street not later than Saturday, June S.

MRS. THOMV A HOSTESS.

Mrs. J. A. Thoma entertained the

members of the R. A. E. Club very delightfully at her home in East Carroll

street yesterday afternoon. Mrs. J. B

Klotz was entertained In company with the members. The guests devoted the

hours until four-thirty o'clock to their

needle work after which a prettily ap

pointed two course luncheon was served. Thursday afternoon, June 20th

Mrs. Edward Gray will entertain the members at a thimble party at her

home in Detroit street. ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Mrs. Henry Burge opened her home, 35 Carroll street yesterday afternoon for the meeting of the Baptist Wom

en's Union. The election of officers

was the feature of the business hour.

Plans were also made for the next

meeting to be held Thursday afternoon. June 13th at the home of Mrs. Charles Oruen in Warren street. The members

of the Child Culture section will have

charge of the meeting. A guessing

contest was a feature of the social

hour and Mrs. George Houser delightfully entertained the guests with several piano selections. After the program dainty refreshments were served. The election resulted as follows: President Mrs. W. A. Hill. "Vice President Mrs. Henry Burge. Secretary Mrs. Ray Fowler. Treasurer Mrs. George Bradt. Chairman of missionary department Mrs. Charles See. Chairman of child culture department Mrs. Jake Buettner. Chairman of music department Mrs. Frank Stakemiller. Chairman of social department Mrs. Giles Warner. A SOCIAL SESSIOX. The members of the Martha Society of the First Christian church met for a social session yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. Q. Schillo, 784 South Hohman street. A short musical and literary program was given for the entertainment of the many guests. After the program dainty refreshments were served. There was a short business session when plans for next week's meeting were made. The members will meet In the church sociil rooms in Calumet avenue, Thursday afternoon. June 13th and follow their usual business and social program. A large attendance of the membership is desired. HOSOR MRS. MOIXTOS. Mrs. Harry T. Young entertained 3t a thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home, 187 Highland street in honor of Mrs. Lewis II. Moulton who will leave Hammond next week for the home of her parents in Kewanee, Wis. A two course luncheon was served In the dining room to nine guests. The

Avfc waaaiag blankets prrnarator? to putting them away, ae,e aaashlay, windy day for the the waaalag. Shave a bar of any sraod white eoaa Into half a tobd fnl of quite warm water, add a half cnpfnl of salt and two table-

spooaafnl of ammonia. Hitc the blaaketa well freed from dvat aad Hat hr viorn abak. aad put Into the tub one at a time, sousing op aad down, noaad-

a, qurrimf, ana robbing aoy d aolled spot lightly hetneen the d haada. Do not put soap on the d, d blanket, or rub on the wanhboard. d When the water look dirty, and the blanket rlran, nqurrie all the d water ponsible out of the wool "t Into another tub of water d prepared In the name way aa the d flrat. In tbe aerond tub repeat ! the boubIhk, pound Ins and aqaeestg, and when taking It out. 4

d squeeze dry aa poaalblev an you did d ', the flrat time; then put lato rlnne d ''

water and continue the process; If the flrat rlnne water la much aoapy, run It through another

clear water. The temperature of all the watera must be the (tame d throughout. Then fold aounre

lengthwise, run throuah the

wringer, and there will be

leave Hammond tomorrow on her summer vacation. She will visit relatives In Cicero, Ind.. and Little Rock, Ark., en route to Mountainair, N. M. Mlis Laura Hayward of Chicago Is spending a few days with Miss AHa Kennedy, at her home, In Truman ave. Mrs. Schmlts and son Frank, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fox, at their home, In Doty street, for the past few weeks, left from Chicago today for their home In Fltsgerald, Ga. Harlan Anderson, who. Is attending the Howe Military Academy, is home to

spend the summer vacation with his , parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Albert Smith.

Mrs. J. A. Thoma and little daughter Virginia ot East Carroll street will ! leave for the east tomorrow. They will visit Mrs. Thomas' mother, Mrs. August Fleischer, in Butler, Pa., and will spend t several days in Pittsburg. j Miss Alice Bump of East State street ' has gone to Quincy, Mich., for a short i visit with friends and relatives. She i went to attend the commencement ex- ' ercises. I Miss Hannah Ronnei, formerly of Hammond, but now of Knox, Ind., was the guest of friends in Hammond today on her way to Waukesha, Wis., where she will spend the summer with

relatives. All members of Germanla Rebeckah

Hammond Phone 232 NOW PLAYING 3 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS and the "ORIENTAL MAIDENS" A Fantastical Musical Comedy

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JOSfrUA R. H. POTTS

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wrlnklea or misshapen cornera. Lodge are requested by the secretary, bang la the sua by the aide d Mrs. William Hoinl to meet at I. O. O. edgea, pinning at abort Intervals d F- Hall in State street, Sunday at one

o clock for the annual Memorial Day a exercises.

WANTED

EXPERIENCED CAR REPAIR MEN All heavy repair work and good wages. Boarding places convenient ILLINOIS CAR AXD MFG. CO. 142d aad Clark St. : Hammond.

to the line. When the top edge la

dry, turn and pin the other edge, d than drying; evenly. If the blank

et la handled rlltht, oalma; water of the same temperature, It will not

d be apt to shrink.

HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS.

oreen peppers stuned with fresh

d 4 green corn and baked make a dainty

444444ddddddddddd! luncheon dish.

A fine grater is better than a knfie for removing the surface of anything that is burned.

guests were: Mrs. J. C. Kennedy, Mrs. Geo. Miller, Mrs. H. J. Postlewaite. Mrs. Ralph Rupp, Mrs. E. O. Scott, Mrs. C. B.

In washing laces that have become

stained with perspiration first wash

Miller and Miss Katherlne Wilkinson ' them with cold water and soap, and aft-

wno is ine nouse guest or Mrs. C. B 1 er the stains are removed nut them into

Miller. Mr. Moulton has resigned his ivi.m ..uP

position as English teacher in the' High school where he has taught the' nan? v.ap ai4 a h.ir i

.vim vatcK. b in iB remain in iv a few days and then rinse the crust out thnronvhlv. whdn th rrit mtfr thAr.

Genevive Brunt will entertain the'n,hiv whn th. v.

riAVMHA1a f flaaa. O .V. .11-1 , "

" " " ' I ' U lL lilt: .lf 1 1 U U 1 S I Sunday school and a few other friends at the home of her parents. Mr. 'and

Mrs. W. F. Brunt in Mason street Sat-

A CLASS MEETING.

To clean a vinegar cruet put a teaspoonful of lye in It and then fill It

urday afternoon.

A REHEARSAL. Th children of the rresbyterian

Sunday school will meet at the church

Saturday afternoon at two o'clock for

a rehearsal of the program for Children's day. It Is desired that all the

members of the Sunday school attend. A DIRECTORS' MEETING. The Directors of the Hammond Settlement House will meet in the Settlement House at four o'clock Saturday afternoon. MRS. CHIDLAWS PARTY. Mrs. B. W. Chidlaw entertained a small company of friends at her home in State street last evening In compliment to her mother, Mrs. O'Toole of Lawrenceburg, Ind. who is her guest. "600" was played at three tables and after several games the honors were awarded to Mrs. E. M. Shanklin. Dainty refreshments were served after the games. Mrs. Chidlaw had as guests her mother, Mrs. O'Toole of Lawrenceburg, Ind., Mrs. C. Marburg and the Misses Etta and Juliette Stewart of Edinburgh, Scotland who are guests of Mrs. C. H. Stewart, Mrs. George Rawling, Mrs. J. M. Turner, Mrs. W. F. Howatt, Mrs. John Glennon. Mrs. Fred Newell, Mrs. Frank Hitchcock, Mrs. Mac Turner, Mrs. C. H. Stewart, Mrs. Abe Marks. Mrs. E. M. Shanklin, Mrs WeJ. McAleer and Miss Minnie Turner. Mrs. Grace Conroy entertained Mrs. John Wood and daughters Edith and Dorothy of Hobart, Mrs. E. L Arendt of Michigan City and Miss Bessie Robson of Englewood, at her home, in Russell street, for the commencement exercises last evening.

oughly, when the cruet will ' fectly clean.

I A good way to bleach handkerchiefs.

when it is not convenient to hang them out of doors, is to wash them and then let them soak overnight In water in which a little cream of tartar has been dissolved. Warm weather ironing has its problems in keeping the sadirons hot enough without making the room too warm. A large baking pan placed upside down over the irons causes them to heat quickly and to retain the heat over a low fire. To clean silver put a quantity of sour milk in a shallow pan and place the articles in the milk, letting them remain there till they become bright. Afterward wash them in warm water which contains, a few drops of ammonia, and' your silver will be bright and clean.

H. C. GROMAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, Res., 242; Office, 205-

EVERY

BODY'S DOING IT

with the Nu-Wav

White Buck Cleanser, the only perfect cleaner for White Buck Leathers. ORTT & TOWLE Hammond's Largest Boot Shop

STIEGLITZ PARK. Miss Clara Puppie visited here last evening. Z. Buck has been on the sick list for the past few days. Tony Granoaski was very unfortuate in smashing three of his toes while making a board fence. Mrs. Rubins shopped in Chicago yesterday afternoon. The pupils of the Stieglits building attended a picnic at Jackson park, Chicago, and visited the museum and Columbus' boats.

Mrs. O'Keefe went to Chicago on business Thursday. T. Mackshlmak fell oft his bicycle and strained his muscles.

HIGHLANDS. Miss Agnea Olsen returned to Chicago today after spending a few days with her parents. M. Melcher and Mr. Cunningham made a business call in Hammond today. Mrs. J. Katxbach and daughter Emily are Hammond visitors today. The Congregational church "Is going to have a Children's day entertainments Sunday evening, June 9. All are welcome. Mrs. C.: Hartog and daughter Katie were Hammond visitors' yesterday. Mrs. M. J. Grimmer and son was Hammond caller this morning.

JACK HM Mas the Home for the Nobby, Up-tto-Dafe Dresser Hatter and Gents' Furnisher

601 HOHMAN ST., HAMMOND BLOB., HAMMOND, IND.

Save Money, Here's Your Chance

LIQUID VENEER, a 50c bottle for. .

MONARCH KIPPERED HERRING,

Something fine, 2 can for

37c

25c

MACHONOCHIE FRESH MACKEREL

In can, 1-pound net, 20c value, at

FANCY COMB HONEY, per section

RUMFORD'S BAKING POWDER, "Upound can. ORIOLE CORN FLAKES, 4 packages for

16c 17c 19c 25c

Rump Corned Beef, A 4 n per lb I I C Veal Shoulder, 1 713 per lb. ISSJC 2-lb Strips Bacon, 1 710per lb... I&C Pork Shoulders, 4 per lb I I2U Potted beef for sandwiches

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If,

itllivA lurairil OVIbuP" 1

10c PER CAN Try it.

MIDGET SWEET PICKLES, per dozen

GOLDEN PEARL SUGAR CORN, 15c value, 4 1 per. can..................... J Q

6-POUND CAN PURE FOOD BAKING POWDER

FANCY TABLE PEACHES, 18c can, 2 for

85c 35c

VEGETABLES Head Lettuce, per head. .......... .g Extra large Bunches Radishes 2 for Fresh Green Peas, quart.. Qq New Potatoes, lb., q peck. . . . . FjPjr, Good Watermelons, 35c to. .. . .. .'.gQg

10 Bars of BATTLE AX SOAP for .25C 1 0 Pounds GRANULATED SUGAR, with grocery order of 1.00 or more

578 Hohman St., Hammond Phones 1550-1551