Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 66, Hammond, Lake County, 13 September 1912 — Page 2

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KI.KH H ATKS A I V EH S II V. A party was plven to celebrate Albert EKKcbrprhl'g eiRhteenth birth. lay annivfrnary lawt evening: at his home, 52 West State street. He received a number of Rifts from frtenrla In rc-

mcnibrnnre of the lay. The younpr peo

pie wore cieliRrhtfull entertained.

propram of voenl nmt instrumental selections was Riven after which carries were player). A supper was served at ten o'clock. The refresh-

ammond Meat Market

101 STATE STREET. 216 N. HOHMAN STREET, Special Sale of Fancy Groceries, Fresh ml Smoked Meats Our Meats Are the Best. Our Prices the Lowest. , We Sell Just as We Advertise.

S Pounds Leaf Lard Fresh Dressed Chickens, lb Native Sirloin Steak, lb Native Round Steak, lb......... Hind Quarter Spring Lamb, lb. Fore Quarter . Spring Lamb, lb. Native Leg of Veal, lb Native Beef Rib Roast, lb Native Beef Pot Roast, lb Native Rib Boiling Beef, lb

1.00 13k 14ic 141c lOfc 9ic 16k 11k 9ic . 61c

Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb Rib Corn Beef, lb Salt Pork Shoulders, lb. . . . Mayer's Moose Brand Hams, lb Mayer's California Hams, lb Small Strips Baeon, lb 8-bbl. Ceresota Flour 18 Pounds Sugar 8 Bars Swift's Pride Soap 6 Boxes Argo Starch

14k 52C - 71c 151c 12fc 16c 82c 1.00 25c

25c

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the Cltv

Strict attention given to all phone orders

10T S'atB St

Phone 103

Chas. Berendt

Hohman & 6ost!ia St!

Phone 431

ments were served in two courses. American Beauty roses were a pretty decoration in the home. Anions the truents were Mr. and Mrs. P. Marx, Mr. and Mrs. KRRobreoht, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Zamdt, Mr. and Mrs. Frd Stellinpr, the Misses Alma I.utter, 1. 11lian Frankhart. Anna I-oronz, Etiitna Konow, Ida Wlenlnc, Lena KKir''breoht, Messrs. Herman Lempke. Fred Sohultz, Fred Kenney, Frank Jlanlon, Harry Kemp, Frank Ktenkraus, Arthur and Edward Kfigebrecbt. A C1IAFI DISH I'AllTV. Mrs. Allan I Twyman. formerly Miss Apnea Meikle of Hammond will be hostess to a number of K.tt t'hloaco youriR people at a chafing dish party this evening. A DIXKiHTI'lL MKRTIMi. A very delightful meeting- of the meeting of Kewinp: Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's Hospital took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jacob M'eis in Douglas street. Ther? were a number of members In attend

ance and Mrs. Weis entertained several friends not members of the society at the meeting. The Ruests played cards at six tabies. Mrs. George. M. Kder now the first honors In the pedro frames. The second prize was won by Mrs. John I.avene and the consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. II. G. Stevenson. After several frames had been played the hostess served a dainty luncheon. The refreshments were served in two courses. Mrs. Youngwas named as the next hostes sand she will entertain the members at her home in Erie street on the afternoon of September 26th. A TII1MHI.K PAHTV. The members of the H. A. E. Club were invited to meet with Mrs. Norman Merchant at her home In Indiana avenue yesterday. Mrs. Merchant entertained at a thimble p'arty and the members brought their needle work to the meeting. After a few hour spent pleasantly with needle work anc,' music the Kuests were Invited Into the dinins room fop refreshments. A dainty

.uin.ii.-un was served in two i-nur

firm HFnr n i TnTr K --W

on More Pure toon Gracon

The Store where Good Living is made Inexpensive Special Reductions for Friday Evening and Saturday, Sept, 14

Look What 4c Wlil Buy-

in uur .Busy Grocery

nmcribdn ramny soap, bar Rub No More Washing Powder, package Package Kitchen Klenser 3 Double Sheets Tangle Foot for , 1-Pound Package Pure Corn Starch Wool or Ivory Soap, cake 5c Cans Pet Brand Milk, each Bismark Oil Sardines,

can.

4c 4c 4c 4c 4c 4c 4c

Bulk Laundry Starch I pounds 115c Barber's Best and Cheapest Double Dip Matches 12 boxes in

largt

14c

No. 2 cans Van Camp's Beans per can, 12aC

2-Poimd Cans Lion Brand Cocoa

onlv

19c

Quaker Oats

Xcr pkg.

So. 2 Cans Royal Blue Peas per can, 11k

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

19c

Fancy California Pears, Ier basket

uaiirornia Blue Plums, large basket. 29C large 4 s f 4-basket crate S I U Choice Michigan Concord f Grapes, pr basket I C Fancy Michigan Peache i tfjj" per bushel IiUD

We Sell One Ton of Creamery Butter Every Week. Our daily shipments from the Cedar Valley Creamery amounted to even more than that for this week. Nearly everybody's using CEDAR VALLEY CREAMERY BUTTER "THE BUTTER WITHOUT A FAULT."

Special for this sale, per pound

30c

LION XXXX PATENT FLOUR Is not made by a trust. Received by us in car lot.e, direct from the mill. No middleman to take a profit. FROM MILL TO CONSUMER

That's why we can sell at these prices: Vs-barrel sacks, 72c; -barrel sacks, 1.39; 2-barrel sacks, 2.73 5-pound cloth bags, each, 19c Remember we guarantee our Flour to

be as good as any Flour made. Your money

nacK u you are not satisfied.

Kellog's Toasted Corn Flakes, package

10-Pcund Bags Table Salt

Look What 8c Will Buy In Our Busy Grocery

8c 8c 8c 8c 8c 8c 8c

10c Can Dutch Cleanser for 10c Can Iowa Sugar Corn Joan of Arc Kidney Beans, can . 10c Tall Cans Pet Milk

Mustard Sardines, can

Come and see the many New Cake Items of

National Biscuit Company's Make.

SPECIAL SALE AND DEMONSTRATION.

Free Samples

Uneeda Biscuits, per package 4c All 10c Package Goods, 3 packages, 25c

I2c

All high grade 15c

Cakes, per pound . . .

Maryland Pure Rye Whiskey fun on.

qts. UClU

Koyal Crown Port Wine

5(e full

qt. hot

39c

Special Sale of GARRET'S FAMOUS

WINES

Garret's Old Virginia Blackberry Wine bot.48C

arret s Virginia Dare Wine

per oot .

55c

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Extra Fine Eating a 9F Peaches, per baaket 8 wC California Malaga and Tokay Grapes, - 4 - per basket Colorado Pink Queen Cantaloupes thick pink meat, delicious flavor, oach- 6c. 9c and 12c

f Chocolate Covered Marsh -mallows

Saturday Candy Specials

per lb. .

25c

Pure Sugar

Wmtergreen and Peppermint Lozenges IT... 15c

Almond or Plain Milk Chocolates C0e value, r...39c

Jelly Beans, assorted col

ors and flav

ors, per lb.

Molasses Kisses fine quality lb .r... 10C

Barr's Sat

urday Candy

4Uc value, ir nn

ib.... zn-

The mfmhrrn of the Hammond Wnmnn'H ( lnl mrrl In th- -luh room tf I hp Hammnnd Chamber or (riDiiiierrr Sntunlur aflrrnaon at three o'clock. There villi be a meeting of IlorntH Itebeeknh I.o.ljte Saturday evenlnK In the I. O. . K. Hall In Ktate Ht reet.

Cigar Bargains lor Saturday

Great Gunner

and Curly Maid 5c Cigars, 10 for. ...25c

Lillian Russell and

Quaker Bond

for,

San Felice and Diamond Crown

25c 7 25c

Official Seal and

Earl of Pawtucket

10c cigars, each

Mrs. Frank Hmlth of ISauor Ktrort wns named an the next hostess anil she will entertain the members) of tho lul at a thimble party Thursday afternoon, September 26th. MH. i,vi:r A tIOSTi:.SS. Mrs. M. (5. Uvcne was hoot ess to the members of the Acme Social flub yesterday afternoon at her home in Oakley avenue. The members pent a very enjyable afternon playing: eirds. I'etln was played at two tables and after several games the awards were given. Mrs. Harney Kenney won the first honors arid Mrs. Harvey Cleveland, the

second. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. (1. H. Clover. A prettily appointed luncheon was served at the conclusion of the card names. Kicht covers were laid The members will meet ntcatn in two weeks on Thursday afternoon, September 26th and Mrs. J. J. Nolan of P:ast st.te

street will be hostess. Mrs. Nolan will

entertain with cards. KM-KHTUAS WITH f.tHI)i. Mrs. A. J). Crisman cntnrlalii,)

members of the Oolden Hod Club very

Pleasantly at her home, 461 Oak street yesterday afternoon. IVciro was played durinc the afternoon and after several james the awards were piven. Mrs. Lavelley and Mrs. HhillenberMT won the first and second honors and the consolation rri

Mr. Frank Baker. At the conclusion

or me card frames a dainty two course luncheon was served. The covers were laid at three small tables. In two weeks on Thursday afternoon, September 26th Mrs. Hhillenbers- will be hostess and will entertain the members at an afternon card party. AX KNJOYAIU.R MKKTIXti. An enjoyable afternon was spent by the members of the Sunshine rinh

were invited to meet with Miss Anna

tionrnia.n at her home in Kast State street yesterday. It was the regular semi-monthly meeting and the so. -id

program or the club was followed. Pedro was played progressively at three tables and after several Ram. s the honors were awarded to Mrs. c. K. Jackson and Mi.-s kohrman. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs Charles Hub.ird. Following the card panics a daintily arranged two course luncheon was served. Twelve covers were laid. Mrs. J. P. Ryan of Claude street was named as the next host. ss and s!ie will entertain the club memrs on the afternoon of September 26th. K.V'I KRTAIAS 1AKOHM M.V. Mis. Julius Dunsinsr entertained a few friends informally yesteidav afternoon at her home in Carroll etreet Her quests were the members of the Colonial Club xvho met for their reular semt-tnonthly meetlnp. ATter a few hours ..pent j.loafantly with needle work and music the crnesta were served with dainty refreshments. The luncheon was served in two course Thursday afternoon. September 26h the members will meet attain and follow their usual social program. Mrs. E. A. Gilson of Carroll street will be hostess at the next meetintr. V IKniK, nAKF)RV I,K. A home bakery sale will be piven at the Xorris I.rus stor?. at 192 Fast State street Saturday by the members of the Deborah Society of the First Christian church. The sal wlll hp Rvpn un1pr the auspices of Committee n " of which Mrs. Hyhee is chairman. V STMJV MKKTIAii. Mrs. K. W. I'.ump. S06 South Hohman street was at home to the members of the Child Culture section of th t,

tist Women's I'nir.n ..

' . ' "n oa aixernoon. It was one of the study meetings to which the m-mbers of the society and their friends were invited and there was a larg-e attendance at the meeting. A proirram had h.n '

tanpea tor the afternoon. Mrs. Charles See and Mrs. r.Janoh Auld read very interesting papers and Mrs. C. H. Stiver Played a number of very pretty Instrumental selections. After the program refreshments were served and a pleasant time was sptnt socially. Announcement of the next meeting will be made later. A LIXI IIKIIV. Mrs. F. I. Mott. S76 South Hohman street was hostess to furty-tU-e quests at a one o'clock luncheon at the Hammond Country Club Thursday. The occasion was in honor of the Homewood Magazine Club and a number of friends of the hostess, who is vice preside-it of this one of the oldest literary organizations of a limited number in Hammond. A HOMK WEDniXH. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred

'..isiei, at n imams street was the scene of a pretty nuptial event yesterday afternoon at four when their daughter. Miss Henrietta Onstel was united in marrta8e to Karl KiriRsland of Uersrenes, Vt. The rlnfr ceremony of the Lutheran church was used, the -Rev. Theo. Claus of St. Pauls church olciatlns. The bride wore a beautiful gown of white silk voille and lace. After the rejjdlnp; of the marriage service a supper was served at which only the immediate relatives wer? puests. The supper was served in three courses. Fink and white asters decorated the tables very prettily. In the parlors where the quests gathered to witness the ceremony and remained durins the hours of the reception the decorations were in the bride's chosen colors, pink and white. Mr. and Mrs. Kingsland left Chicago durinp the evenitiR from where they continued their journey to Lincoln, Neb. The bride's sister. Miss Madaline Oastel and her friends, Frieda Safelt. Helen Roth, Laura Foster and Arthur Ullrich motored to Chicago and re- j mained with them untl their train left

Friday, Sept. 13. 1912.

AIV K

HAT OA WIATKH

STYLES.

,V rroKlrd authority on moilra

hat thin 11, may oinHTDlnK the fctle of the winter lad aiilumn "Tnllored (.kirt, lll be wider," Nhe (iTlarex, "altliouh the fact

not lie made HKKreMlvely patent and they will he marked by bii extreme KlinpUcKy, with a leunine townril one-nltled etreetM. The chief dceorntiie detail will be Htritppeil or oierlnpped neami. Hot klltloKH alMO playing a part, chief. l- eoneentrateil at the linrk. A ciiie In point boa a tabllrr, ontensllily buttoned on to theme plaits, tthlle In another the (.klrt after

K:rinlnK a narrow, folded front panel in liil.l n flat, Hhnllow plnlt.o h round, these ineetln- at n renter back and aw muckcm Iiik an Invrrlnl Ixii plait. "So far," continue the name authority, -I hae not ohMerveil an-

hanRe i-omliiK alwiut In the leneth

fof the eOiitM, but a novel fenfure

promised on Koine of the jacket In

a Uattean plnlt at the hack extending; rrom the neck to the end of the coat. The Uobenplerre -llar I a pirtureKque note, and nlo the .lehu cape. The latter

n lone time favorite attribute of

he pl.-tnre, wrap, for name while 4 held In abeyance. We nhall welcome It reappearance, and I for one ohnll not be at all dlKpleaxed lo are It flnrliiK on short coat. The dlret-tolre period, It will he remembered, hoaslril Konirthlnx of the kind, surmounted by up and dow n eollnr. 4)

at. midnipht. Mr. Kinssland has been appointed an instructor in the enplneerintr department of the University at Lincoln. Until recently he was employed by the Illinois Central ft. R. Co.. at Chicago. At one time Mr. Klnpsland was employed by the C. I. & S. It. It. Co. at ;ibson and made his home in Hammond. He has a number of Hammond friends who will extend him their best wishes and congratulations. Mrs. Kingslund is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Castel arid has made her home in Hammond for a number of years. She has been employed as a stenographer at the city hall for the

Past few vear She In nrnmintt an

ciallv and has a lai-c-e nii-clf of f.!ov,,)

amonfr the people of the city. Mr. ,md

mis. lxmiisianu received many beauti-

tui fMtts irotn their friends. OHKlt K t-M.l. IJW.

There will be special Sunday school

services at the First M. !. church Sunday morninc The members will

observe "Fall Pay" and there will be

appropriate exercises. The Sundav

school room will be prettily decorated and Mr. Helman will provide every

seholar with an aster. A Younp Ladies Itible class has been organized recent

ly which already has a larjre membership. Mrs. L. V. Cravens la the class

teacher. A ri,KSAT MEKTIAfJ,

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Herman KvansreUc t rnurcti on Sibley Kranzchen" at the pleasant rountrv

The host called for the ladies with a

lare wagon and drove them Out to the farm. Those who could not fro with the party took the street car out

to Columbia avenue and were called

tor there In automobiles Rev. Hoefer

read a very interesting sketch on the

life of Carey, the m issiena ry. A Ion; table was spread out on the lawn, tin

der the trees and the truests did credit

to the pood things. Kveryone present seemed to enjoy the afternoon In the

country. WOMWS t 1,1 II MKKTIAt!. The. first meeting of the Hammond Woman's club will he held Saturday

afternoon at three o'clock in the Hub

rooms of tile Hammond Chamber

Commerce in the Citizens' Hank build

inp. The meeting- will be called order by the president. Mrs UihiM

W'inokler after which the following

program will be piven:

Federation Collect .. Mrs. Charles Smith

SoloS

la) "I Murmur Xot" Schumann ib) "Calm As Niht" P.ohn Albert P.. Cords. Chicago.

President's Address.

Solo "Ah! So True'" Mrs. Franklin Pdackmun Piano accompaniment. Miss Mae Hanson. Violin Obltato Mr. Sienbenhern Five o'clock tea. Social Committee 1S12 Receiving Committee .. Fast Presidents

to O.

a a KVKAi At; rtm v, Mrs. William llarwood of Washington, la., and Mrs. Klla Hafremnn of Lafayette, Ind., who are visitlncr the Mises Kthel and Kdith Shearer were the honor puests at the meeting of the A. I. Q Club last evenlnp. Miss Alice Hump of Kast State street was hostess

at the meeting. Mrs. Harwond and

Mrs. Hapeman were members of th(.

club durine- their residence in Hammond. During the evening frames were

played and mtisic was a pleasant feature of entertainment at ten o'clock a

daintily arranged two course luncheon

was served. The tables were decorated very prettily with flowers to earr-,.

out a color scheme of red ami white.

lhls evening: there will be another reunion of the club at the home of Miss Kthel Iloman, 446 Summer street. A soci i, mi;i:tic;. Iast evening the members of St. Pauls Lutheran Leapue met for a social session in the school hall at the eorn-r

ol Sibley street and Oakley avenue, (lames and music were enjoyed duringthe evening-. A nifilAKSS MKKTIVtJ. A number of members of the Martha. Society in attendance at yesterday's meeting. The meeting was held In th parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. During a short business session plans were made for the next meeting to be held Thursday, September 15th. Committee No. 2 of which Mrs. Massman Is chairman will will have home bakery for sale and will serve dinner at noon to which the public Is invited.

Haneine: at Brill's Grove, lfir.rd and Indianapolis avenue every Sunday eveninp. Music by Stirling. 13-2t Miss. Eleanor Mann of the Chicago Telephone exchange has been seriously 111 ror the past four weks at her home in State Line street. Mrs. ;eorgre Kckenboy of Kim street left Hammond today for Cleveland, O. where she will join her husband and they will make their home in the future.

Fine Play Coming. "The Fortune Hunter," which is undoubtedly one of the finest plays that has been Written in recent years; full of humor, a strain of seriousness in it. pointing to a pood mofnl and one of the most wholesome plays that was ever put on the stape. it deserves the stare, it deserves the patronage of the best people of the community. "The Fortune Hunter" is to be seen at the Hammond theater on next Sunday evenitiR. The play Is to be produced by the New York company, which will later beein an enprasement in Chtcafro. On Saturday the Hammond theater will stasre a burlesque show. The excuse for this Is the fact that only in this manner can the house be made to pay. The shows wlll nil be censored, however. Vaudeville Is still on the bill at the orpheum theater and will be continued during the following week. The house is doinp a prent business at both its afternoon and eveninp performances.

Hammond. Plinne 2.2

NOW PLAYING QUALITY VAUDEVILLE 6 BIG FEATURES 6 ALWAYS 3 Big Shows Daily 3 p. m.,7:30 and 9 p. m. ADMISSION 10c Reserved 20c

f.'.'l ' ' n ) I,' IL.M , y.. j .

H. C. GROMAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, Res., 242; Office, 203

Automobiles, motorcycles, farm implements, stoves, bedsteads, boilers, any machinery, broken castings Of every description welded. Aluminium, brass, bronze, steel, copper and cast iron. Northern Indiana Welding Company Phone 1433 640 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Indiana

Sunday Evening Sept. 15 WINCH ELL SMITH S Comedy Triumph Tile Fortune Soiiter The same New York and Chicago Production Seats Now on Sale at the Orpheum Main Floor, $1 and $1.50. Balcony, 50c, 75c and $1.

WE PAY $1

PER SET FOR OLD FALSE

which are of no value to you. Highest prices paid for Old Gold, Silver, Old Watches, Broken Jewelry, Precious Stones. Money Sent by Return Mall. Phila. Smelting t Refining Co. ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS

823 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa.

DO NOT SUFiER with eore feet and tired ankles. Use IltXIVS HATH LOTIO' for all foot troubles. For f1 at NKGELE, TUB DRUGGIST, 26 South Hodman Street and L.KO RCHAERTL'S 15ARBEH SHOP.

f 2 csoutn non man street, or c&u

PATENT YOUR IDEAS

I i anrl rvialrA I sc

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Gus Jordan, Manufacturer

Money

advice nu -VriUTk TO It AY

SCNO FOR MY rRCC BOOH

HOW TO GET THEM"

AJI Fm AWMr Innrel

H Yo WUk. a Nat 3n.n-i.rfut.

JOSHUA R. H. POTTS

Room 15 Rlmbach Itlk Phone 467

HAilMOXn, INPIAVA.

30S Ml S WMkirtak D. C 929 CbMaut ruUMDha.

BEFORE BUYING YOUR FALL

Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods Slip on Coats or a Suit to your measure

SEE

STETSON HATS

Jack Fox

Agent for ROYAL TAILORS

HATTER AND FURNISHER 601 HOHMAN ST. HAMMOND, BLDG.

A '"T7! - ' YOLj JUDGE FOR YOURSELF I MlM ,', i of course no one else can do it for I VClJk' ' ' 5u- V are well aware of that, and

rVii a11 we ask is that you give our broad.

rolls, cakes, pies, pastry, etc., a fair trial. If you do not find our bake-

Sp stuffs the equal of tmy you have ever

i . . T. TlL'T . . . .. .. r ,. A , A I. . . .

Jjfn1"' ",lu ut urr iiiuu most men we

are not doservinR of your patronage.

The Hammond Modern Bakery BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS, K5 State Street, Phone 26S. JIAMMONf) INDIANA.

WHY! Has McGarry the largest watch repair department in this section of the state? WHY! Does McGarry employ the best skilled mechanics money will hire? . WHY! Does McGarry employ more men than all his Hammond competitors? BECAUSE good work, honest treatment, fair prices makes it necessary.

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599 Hohman St.

Jewelry

Store

Hammond, Ind,