Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 9 July 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Tuesday, July 9, 1912.

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A PICNIC SCPPEH. A picnic supper wai riven at the Lake Front yesterday evening complimentary to Mn. Lime of Columbus, Ohio, a sister of Miss Mary Gloeaer. Mrs. Lime has been in Hammond for several weeks, owing: to the illness of Miss Gloeser. who was recently operated upon at St. Margaret's Hospital. As Miss Oloeser Is Improving steadily, Mrs. Lime will return to her home in Columbus tomorrow. Among the guests present at the supper were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hitchcock, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Oil and son Ingrahm. Mr. and Mrs. Cadogan, Mrs. Lime of Columbus, O., Mrs. Howard B. Easter of Cap a. S. I, Misses Bertha and Beatrice Hansen and Mist Haiel Smaller. A CONCERT. The Christian church choir, assisted by the Harmony lNur, a male quartette composed by James Graves, Marry Hatfield. E. O. Ingraham and Howard EcVmin will give a concert at Central Park this evening: to which $he public is cordially invited. The park will be pretty with colored lights. Japanese lanterns, flags and bunting. rurlns the evening Ice cream, cake, home made candies and lemomd will be sold. The proceeds will be used for the chuich. Mr. Clark Learning has directed the rehearsals and Mrs. Earl rtobetiron will play the piano accompaniments for the following numbers: Scldier'a Chorus from Faust. .Gounod Choir. Among the Lilies Cslbulka Choir. De Back Slidln' Brudder Parks Hamony Four. The Miller's Wooing. . .Fanlnaj Choir. The Bridal Chorus (From the Rose

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Wednesday Double Coupons ALL DAY Groceries Included. (Except Flour and Sujar)

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HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPT. STORE Wednesday's Grocery Specials Elgin Creamery Butter, guaranteed to be the ftQft finest produced ,per pound fc3C Best Granulated Sugar, with grocery order of 1.00 or more, (meat, butter or flour not included), r 10 pounds for J4C Peerless or Carnation Milk Buv now or vou will pav

a inucn mgner price; dozen small cans, 4oc; per can, 4c; dozen large cans, 95c; per can. .

Fancy Cream, Brick or American Cheese, QA per pound I JC Snider's Tomato Catsup, 15c bottle, 4 tjgi per bottle I X U. S. Mail Soap, with gro eery order, , 1K-v 7 bars for a0 Country Gentleman Corn, fine quality, OR ft 3 cans for. . mjj Minas Blend Coffee, best value m Hammond, per pound , 27c Fancy Seeded Raisins, 1 LS, 19c pound package for Rumord's Baking Powder, 1-pound tall lOn can for u(j Fancy Red Salmon, 1pound tall can o. for.. 20C Karo Syrup, in 2-pound can, per Q can 2v Campbell's Soups, QC. 3 cans for. . ,UC Now is the time to lay in your J elly Glasses, for Wednesday, per dozen. 21 e

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Harmony Four. The Lost Chord Sullivan The Star Spangled Banner Arnold . Choir. , A CLASS MEBTI-JO. The Junior Loyal Sons Class had a very interesting session last evening in the auditorium of the First Baptist church In East Sibley street. T.iere was a large attemlancO of '.h? r'ass membership. One of the most important features of tlie evening was the inauguration of officers. The Rev. F!oyd H. Adams acted as the Installing officer. As each of (he following lo wss lnstalle.1 in oft ice he gave a short address: David Nelson, president; Earl Adams, vice president; Harold Hammond, treasurer and Theodore Ad.-;me, secretary. I.evl Golden, the class teacher also gave a short addreri, outlining the class program end the woik that is to be done. After the following program games were played and refreshments were served. The meeting was thoroughly enjoyed by h members present. The program was as follows: Prayer Levi Golden. Class Song "Yield Not To Temptation." OiganMt Earl Adams. Class text read by Mr. Rathburn. Cornet Solo Harold Hammond. Reading Emralt Tuck. Reading Theodore Adams. Installation of officers. AdureE Levi Golden. A MEETING OP ( LIB MEMBERS. Mrs. Grace Conroy was hostess to the members of the Ideal Book Club last evening at her home in Russell IMI New White. Virginia Potatoes, per 0"7tf peck UC Fancy Sweet Oranges, dozen Qc Pork and Beans, 3-lb can, in heavy tomato tf syrup, per can SfC Oriole Corn Flakes, 10c Foar.kage. 7C LuLu Scouring Powder, special r3 cans for siJLr Fancy Santa Clara Prunes pound Qc Queen Regent Toilet Soap 10c Grandma's Washing Powder, per package g -Jlj Manzanilla Olives in quart jar, per jar 23 C Rockwood's Cocoa, VWb tin for Fruit Jars, special WedneslaA 2-quart, per dozen.. . . 65c 55c 1-quart, per dozen. 1-pint, per dozen 45c

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OCI At. SEWS FOR WEDSESDAV. Tile members of the Oeborah Society will have an all day tension Hrdeodaj' In the parlortt, E the Flrt Christian ennrph In falnmel avenue. There vrlll le a meeting' of the Lndlta' Aid Society of the Klrat brlMtlnn eUurcii Ufiliituduj; afternoon in the iarlra of the ehuroh In. Stk Hobmnn street. Mrs. niracr Kenny- of Mtehljcan venue ivil eiitertairt1 the ii.einl.er.'. oC the I'ptoilnte AVhiKt Club Wednesday afternoon. t

street It was the regular bi-monthly mooing held on Monday lnsi-i.ul of Tuesday, the regular meeting nisht, f.r the convenience of the meruit '-s.. Mrs F. M. Eliot t and Mi3 MarRar.!t Eiiott of .Frankfort. Ind. rer. the invited guests. The early part of the evening was devoted to the discussion of current majrazlne articles. Aft.e.the study rrogram dainty refreahiiienta v-e-.e served end a pleasant time w.i ser.t soetaly. In two weeks on Tuesday evening. July 23rd Mis Bertha Hansen will be hostess and entertain the members at her home, 11 Rlmbacn avenue. AN AFTERNOON PARTY. A very delightful meeting of tha Kmbroldery Club took place yesterday r.rternoon at the home of Mre. it. E. ftiiarrer in South Hohman street. Sirs. Sharrer was hostess at a thimble party. The members brought their r.f-edle work and spent the hours very enjoyably. At four-thirty o'clock a dainty two course luncheon was served. The next afternon party will be given in two weeks on Monday afternoon, .July 22nd at the home of Mrs. Cnaries AlbertSmlth In Rimbach. avenue. Mrs. Smith will entertain at a Ihnnble party. MEETINGS ARE ATI'S Ol'XCED. Mrs. George Loeklin will be hostess at the meeting of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid ociety Wednesday afterioon in the parlors of the church In .South Hohman street. The following Wednesday afternoon, July 17th a soda; -will be given at the Bomberper home in Olendale Fark for the benefit of t:e Settlement House. The ladies cf the church and their friends are given a cordial invitation to attend. A delightful program has been arranged for the afternoon. WILL MEET FRIDAY. Mrs. George Stout wil open her home In Carroll street Friday afternon ior the meetlnsr of the Woman's M.'aionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Stotit and Mrs. William Stout will be the hostesses. The devotional exercises will be the hostesses. The devotional exercises will be lead uy Mrs. George Summers of Indiana Harbor and the program fjr the afternon will be In charge of Mrs. E. A Weeks. It will be the regular monthly meeting and a study and social progrant' will be followed. All the ladles of the church and congregation are Invi;eu to attend. ," A THIMBLE PARTY. Miss Bertha Maleitske will have the young women of the N. N. Embroidery Club as her guests this evening at her home in Indiana avenue. Miss Maleit!ce nL entertain at a thlmblo ptrty and btr guests will brjng their needle work ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. At her home In Sibley street Mrs. Charles Luthman will entertain the Members of the Good Will Club Tnursday. The afternoon will be spent playing cards. Tedro will be played at four tables. MRS. BAKER ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Frank Baker wil entertain a few friends at cards Thursday aftenoon at her home, 431 Sibley street. Her guests will be the members of the Golden Rod Club who will meet ivr their regulai bi-monthly meeting. A MISSIONARY MEETING. This afternoon nt two-thirty o'clock the members of the Woman's Foreign SMART TAILOR-MADE ' IN WHITE SERCE Here Is a smart tailor-made tn white serge. The gored skirt is cut with a simulated tunic, fastening on the sides wit!, ivory ba.il buttons. The Jacket shows the middle back section is cut In one with th peplum and Is decorated with buttons. The cape collar and wide re vers are Joined beneath tuck-like seams. The coat fastens In tha fremt beneath a large tab of serge edged with black-Velvet.

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ina Eames ana Otgs Netnersole (at the top) ana Marine Giliott. Missionary Society of the First M. E. 'lurch will meet in the basen5it of he church !n Kujei "street. It will be the regular monthly maetlng and ih usual study social program will be followed. .Tre invita! n to atej.d was extended the numbers of the congregation and church. A SOCIAL SESSION. Wednesday afternoon the members of the Helping and : Embroidery Clubs will be entertained by Mrs. Algren at her home, 340 Johnson street. The members wil devote the afternoon to their needle work and hope to accomplish a great deal of sewing. PICNIC AT LAKE FRONT. The members of Class 10 of the Methodist Sunday school , chaperoned by their teacher, Mrs. Etta BloomhoJf will picnic at the Lake Front today. They will take their dinners and spend the day. Beach games will be enjoyed during the day. The young people left on the 10:45 o'clock car. A SALE OF HOME BAKERY. . The members of the Deborah Society will have an all day session Wednesday in the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. The committee of which Mrs. Harry Hatfield Is chairman will have charge of the meeting. They will have many articles of home bakery for sale. In the afternoon the members will havs a short business session at which It Is desired there is a large atendance. Maaanar ' A WHIST PARTY. Whist will be played by the member ef the Up (oda t 'Whist Club af the home of Mrs. Barney Kenny in Michigan avenue Wednesday afternoon. The members will play at two tables. It wil be the regular bi-monthly meeting ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY. The- young women of the Phi Alpha Gamma Club wil be Miss Myrtle Ogden's guests at her' home in Gibson Thursday evening. It will be the regular bi-monthly meeting at which games, contests and music will be among the social diversions. AID SOCIETY MEETS. The bi-monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran church will take place Wednesday afternoon at the home of rMi. William Voss. the corner of Logan anl Jesiee streets. MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK. The Boy Scouts will meet for drill work Wednesday evening at seven o'clock. In the parlors of the First Baptist church in East Sibley street. Their regular weekly meeting will take place Friday evening. The boys have fifty Scout books which they hope to sell among their friends In Hammond. The proceeds will used fjr their camping expenses this slimmer. MRS. ELSTER A HOSTESS. Mrs. Leonard Elster, 324 East Sibley street will be at home to the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of Frledens Evangelical church Wednesday afternoon, July 10th. A social program will be followed at the meeting. WILL PLAY PEDRO. Pedro will be played by the members of Circle No. 1 at the home of Mrs. Joseph Knoerezr In Clinton street Thursday afternoon. During July and August S. W. Woolworth & Co. and Minas 5 and 10 cent store will close Friday evenings at o'clock. 7-91 Df. and Mrs. Robert Gills and little daughter, Eleanor of Rimbach avenue have returned from Flint Lake where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond at their summer home. ' Mrs. C. L. Shless and baby of Beaumont, Texas are visiting Mrs. Shless' parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rubin at their home, 353 East Sibley street. Miss Inez Eaton of Doty street has returned from Baltimore and Morgantown;" W. Va. wher she has been for two weeks. Her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Becker and little Ines and Rose Becker remained in Morgan town for a more extended visit They are the guesta of Mrs.. Mabel White formerly of Hammond.

Dr. and Mrs. II. E. Sharrer of South Hohman street have returned home from Delphi, Ind. where they went for an over Sunday visit with relatives. Judge Lawrence Becker and son, Eafoft of Himbach avenue returned home yesterday from Baltimore where they attended the National Democratic convention. Mrs. C. F. Baker of Baxter, Mich. Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Graves at her home in Carroll street. Next Thursday Mrs. J. C. Graves and family and Mrs. Baker will go to Osceola. Ia. for a visit with relatives. Miss Marie Stout of Carroll street has gone to Pine Lake near Laporte, Ind. to spend a few weeks with friends. Mrs. Jerry Brennan and daughter, Clara of South Hohman stret will leave for Mudlavia near Attica. Ind. to spend two or three weeks. H. W. Gill and son Ingraham of . South Hobmnn f r.f hav. .-;. n -w. -I I from a short visit with relatives who are spending the summer at the ICe.nkakee River near Tefft. Ind. Mrs. Adelia Cooper of Crown Point Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cooper and family at their home In Mason street Mr. and Mrs. John Wilhelm and children left today for points in Canada, Niagara Falls and Buffalo for a few weeks visit with frieds and relatives. Miss Winna Haines of Detroit. Mich, will come to Hammond ' this evening for a visit with Mrs. A. S. 'Hunt and Mrs. M. P. Ludwig at their home. 36$ East Sibley street. Lodge Assemblies An enjoyable meeting of the members of the Court of Honor took place last evening in Wels Hall in State street. There were a number ia atttndance. The members remained after the lodge sesion to enjoy the social hour. Dainty refreshments were served during the social hour. The members planned to meet again in two weks on Monday evening, July 22nd. The usual business and social program will be followed. A large attendance is desired st the meeting of Progressive Court No. 16 Tribe of Ben Hur this evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. The Installation Of officers will be one of the important features of the evening. Several business matters cf Interest will also be disposed of. Fol. lowing the lodge session a pleasant time will be spent socially. This evening the members of the True Kindred wil meet in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street for their regular bi-monthly meeting. The usual program wl! be folowed. After the lodge session there will be a social hour. MAACK CONGRATULATED Lake county, especially in Hammond where he resided for a number of years, are pleased to learn that he is to take an active part in the management of the First National bank of Crown Point as told first in these columns. It is understood that John Brown, the founder of the bank, expects to retire within a period. The First National at Hammond, the How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. ' Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

- . WEAK NECK ' CAUSES HEADACHE, ' A thin, weak neck ia a frenen rannc of headache. With an eh ' a neek the bo5 aupply to the brain Ik poor, with the result that the latter la easily (aligned and then 4 yon have a headache. 4 Then when the ateeb mocle are 4 4 weak the head Is rarely enrrled la Itm proper position. It ia allowed to ronp forward er te oe aide. the proper elrrnlation of the hlood belnx interfered with, and headache la again the ronaequenee. Further, vvhru the bead la mot held properly there l Jar when walking or takSntr other exercise, and n a re more beatlaehe la the Inevitable result. Further, when the head la not hed Btronerly there la Jar when walking for taking other exerciae, 4 and onee more headache In the Inevitable reaalt. '

The beat xere'laea for the nrck e are Lead bending and bead liltins. In the former the head fa bent baeknnrd and forward and to one 4 aide or the ether, the under Jaw belua thntet eat when heading; 4 backward and fsreed down into the cheat when the head comea d forward. Head lifting ia renllx neek atretehlaa, the neek being atretched u far apward aa popviible. Brain workers wbe feel faflxue eoutns oh will find that a few minutca f head bending and head . llftiaa; will clear their bralna and weaderfnljr rcatore their eaerjjlea. First National at Gary and the Citizens German National bank at Hammond are the only institutions In the county that now exceed the Crown Point bank In the else of their assets. The First National of Crown Point has close to a million dollars worth of assets. It is this spleddid property, which is occupying a home of its own In Crown Point .that has called Albert Maack. A. A. Sauerman, the cashier, whose long and honorable service with the bank has lasted over thirty years, ia to take a. trip to Europe soon. It Is understood that Maack will retain his secretaryship of the Lake County Title and Guaranty company. He will have a voiee in the management of that concern. Maack had expected to move to Hammond, where he planned to build a home in Homewood. but hfs acceptance of the management of the First National bank have changed his plans and he will now remain in Crown Point. He- has sold his Homewood lots to J. S. Blackmun, who expects to build on them this fall or next spring. EAST GARY. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ashton and daughter Irene were Valparaiso visitors Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. F. M. fiuten and daughter of Chicago are spending a week, with Mrs. Mamie Payne and Miss Nell Patterson. . Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Olson visited with relatives at Miller Sunday. Mrs. J. O. Johnson entertained a number of out-of-town friends on Monday. F. McDonald returned home Monday after a few days' visit with relatives In Dayton, Mich. Mrs. McDonald and children will remain here a couple of weeks. TOLLESTON. Mrs. F. E. Harms and children and Mrs. F. Refsslg visited relatives in Grigfith yesterday. Mrs. S. Worrell and son Chester were Chicago visitors yesterday. Mrs. R. Lncey and daughter Nln were Hammond shoppers today. M. H. Huffman of Black Oak transacted business here today. E. Armstrong of Hobart was a business visitor here today. Mrs. H. Horssman and children, who have been the guests of Mrs. C. Smith, has returned to her' home In Chicago. The Ladles' Aid society of the Westminster Presbyterian church will hold an all-day meeting in the church on Wednesday. Mrs. t G. Avery has returned from a week's visit In Battle Oreek. Mich.

STUDIO CLOSED. Attending State Photographers' Convention. OPEN SUNDAY.

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BELL'S HEALTH GUARANTEED REMEDIES should be used in every health seeking family. It can be used on little children as well as adults if we&kened by adding warm water. BELL'S REMEDIES are also recommended for all skin diseases, such as Sciatic Rheumatism, Eczema, Salt Rheum, Rough or Irritating Skin, Callous Skin on th Feet, Pimples, Scaly Eruptions, Ring Worms, Ivy Poison, Mosquito Bites Chilblains, inching, Barber's Itch and Sweaty Feet. Price of each Lotion, 5Cc per bottle. Sample bottle, 10c.

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Hammond. AIR COOLED THEATRE NOW PLAYING Wm. C. Cushman and his Suffragettes In tha Merry Musical Comedy Hap. Holigan's Wedding Twice Tonitey 7:30 9 P. M. SAME LOW PRICES 10cand20c - 2223 Mme. La Rose, Palmist. Telia Past, Present and Fa tare. Business and love affairs. Names the one you will marry. Reualtea the separated and causes speedy marriage with one of yop,r choice. Guarantees perfect satisfaction. 75 EAST STATE STREET. . ANNOUNCEMENT! The annual picnic of the Hammond Saengerbund-Fidells la this year, on Sunday, the 14th of July, in Klndel's grove. The committee is busy to get everything ready for this day and they promise that there will be enough amusement for everybody. Refreshments plenty, also games and races and good music for dancing1. Come and hear a few nice songs JULY 14th KENDEL'S GEOVE HALF WAY HOUSE ' BEST PICNIC GROVE IN THE DISTRICT Lodg-es. Churches. Societies, etc.. will be furrlshed with benches, dance hall and grove FREE OF CHARGE ALL WELCOME. Located between Hepsvllle Road and Clark Road on the Gary & Interurban Railway. PETER SEXZIG, Pros. , fleasvllle Indiana. : FOR A, GOOD FITTIXO SUIT TO ORDER at a,- low price come to 61 State Street. Hammond,- For Beat Cleaolns. Repairing and Pressing, call 771 and we will attend to It Young Men's Tailors The Indiana Laboratories Co. EuiT Building, Hammond. CHEMICAL TEST& AND ANALYSES made' on FOODS FEEDSTUFFS ORES METALS OILS and INDUSTRIAL AND. MANUFAC. TURING MATERIALS PATENT YOUR IDEAS and makej money I ai r-. TO GET THEM" aoviri rtfi -wwnfrSfT,c JOSHUA R. H. POTTS sos x a. w..Mim... p. c ' IZI Clun.a St. Ptili ti ltiia 3. Furnisher Kammoni, Building TKU 487.

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