Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 132, Hammond, Lake County, 1 November 1912 — Page 2
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THE TIMES.
Fridav, Nov. 1. 1012.
Social News
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Ktessively an I honors were won by Mrs. Thomas Dixon and J. K. AVolf. A two course luncheon was served after
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Kamf-s.
small tables.
The covers were laid at A flash llKht picture was
lIl.I.OIVi: I'AIITY. Mr. anil Mrs. Wayne Ho mi w-re Lost jtrul hostess to a number of their friends at a Hallowe'en party last evenir.p at thi-ir home In Kast State street. The home was de.'orateil very attractively with Jack o' lanterns, itutumn leaves arvl corn stalks. Jack o lanterns, an artif.eal moon anil iniriiaturo electric lights furnlslu 1 only i fi ; m liht in th.' parlors where th' f;u'Sts met for 1 1 :i ! low e't'n sanies. The K.iPi1'' of "'ha r.t l ii't-r" was piayvd pro-
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taken of the. quests during the tvenint:. ! Mr. an 4 Mrs. Bond had as quests: I Mi ssrs. and Mes.lames J. E. Wolf. J. A. 'Muller, Thomas Dixon, Everett Iileman,
V'. H. Mejcrs, K. Vf. IHrtwhldle. 1). JJ, Troutnian, Hrose, Miss Anna Showater "f War-ash, Intl., ami Messrs. Ed Kerr of I, a wrenceburg, Intl., and J. O'Xciil of Joi esborouKh. Ind.
the evenin
literary numbers was Klvr-n, after which Halloween i:,)iro-s were played. A number of prizes were awarded in the contests. t f reshtnents wi re sorv-e.l.
! loue eti features were introduced in the
proR-rani or dances and made the eveniiiK especially enjoyable for the euests.
I.et'reshmonts wero served. The hall
had pretty Hallowe'en decorations of Jack o" lanterns and autumn leaves.
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MISS MCLSOX i:rKHTlS, group of younpc pectplo were very
MF.I'.T son VIXV. The members of the Junior l.eaRue and St. I'aul s I-uthi-ran Icaeue met in th'- school hail at the corner of Sibley stn i't find Uakley avenue last evenlPK fur a Halloween parly. There were In twe. sixty and seventy quests at tho pat-tv. many of them In Halloween
costumes. During the early part
of
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101 STATE STREET. 216 X. HOHMAN STREET, Special Sala of Fancy Groceries, Fresh end Smoked Meats Our Meats Are the Best. Our Prices the Lowest We Sell Just as We Advertise.
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Small Fro si 1 Pork Loins per lb ... . Prosli Divssed Chir krns, per lb . f72 Pounds Loaf Lard Kative Sirloin ' Steak, per lb. . . . Native Round Steak, per lb ... . Native Leg of Veal, per lb Native Veal Roast, per lb. . . . Choice Cuts of Rib Roast, per lb ... . Native Beef Pot Roast, per lb Jlind Quarter Spring Lamb, lb,
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders
pLL 100 Chas. Berendf
Hchman & Gosllla Sis Phone 431
Fore Quarter Spring 1 .amb,
Native Roiling Reef, per lb Salt Pork Shoulders, per lb Home Cured Corn Reef, per lb
j loose Rrand J lams, per lb. Sugar Cured Raeon, per lit Faney Apples, per peek Fancy Missouri
oPtatoes, per peel
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8-Barrel (Hold
Medal Flour. 18 Pounds Sugar
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channinKly entertained at a Hallowe'en party iven by Miss Eva Xelsn at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Muler 'it 444 East State street last evening. Festoons of yellow and black crepe paper were draped from the chandelier to the corners of the room and Jack o' lanterns and autumn leaves completed the Halowe'en decorations In the h'Mne. The amusements were typical of Hallowe'en. After a number of Karnes had bem played refreshments were served. Annn those present wero tlve Misses Edith Doorman. Lilly Fodder,
Bessie Farrell, Carrio Delaeny, Eva
Nelson and Messrs. Edward Uoyle, . i-
McEauehlin, Martin Amoss, Otis Work
and Allan Harncfl. A II VG TIJ1H PAKTV,
Tomorrow evening there will be a short business session of the- Hammond
Chapter of Eastern Stars. After th
meeting at the K. of 1. Hall Mrs. Erick
hiintl will open her pretty home at 21 "Warren street for a "Rajr Time 1'arty.''
Informal dancirif? will lie enjoyed ami
after the. program of dances refresh merits will be served. A. Sl lll'HlSt! I'AIITY. A delightful party was friven as .
surprise to Miss Madaline (Jastel last
evenintr at tier nomo in imams street.
The iruests arrived about nine o'clock
and spent the evening with Karnes ap propriate to Hallowe'en. In the puess Ine contest the honors were won b;
Miss Helen Roth and Miss tile la hoefeldt. Panr-lns? was enjoyed durint; the
evening. The rain interfered with ; number of the games planned as feat
ures of the- evening's entertainment. A Hallowe'en supper was served at
eleven-thirty o'clock. It was a Hal
lowe'en masquerade and some of the
costumes worn by the youriir people
were unique and exceedingly attractiv
The following: were the puests at the party, the Misses Selma Held? of Huntin.ston, Ind., Irene and Mabel Hilbrick of Chicago. Sophia Struebig- of Crown Point, Mabel Scheldt of Chic:ieo, Madaline C.astel, Frieda Seefeldt and Helen Roth, Messrs, Eorris Foster, Herman Strueblsr of Crown Foint. Anthony tnd Albert Scheldt of Chicago, Jack Steimnetz,, Faul Smith and Spencer Gibbons of Chicago.
A SOCIAL GATHERING. A. number of young people met at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. (ioldlnjr at S3 Uuss.il street last evening and gavo a surprise party in honor of Ora Goldtng.
The party was tvr.leal of Hallowe'en.
ames were plaved and several of the
tiests entertained with music. A sup
per was served in two courses. Among the quests wero Mr. and Mrs. C. (iobling, Kayo Kick, Frances Kundervere.
Margaret Young, Greta Anderson. Vera Shipley, Marion Gilchrist, Helen and
Mary Fraiey. Ora Gobling. Eaton Meeker, Shearer Travers. Warren New
man. Edwin Hay. Alfred and William
Guiding and John Fralev.
candies
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dieko ver, I and those for the gentlemen wi re Miss Albertine Shepherd. Miss lilan'h: Imlnlaturc sculls. Fumpklns filled with Nixon, Kathrlnc uer!in, Vergine and ! fall fruits decorated the tabb-s ver y at-
A icir; rviiTV. One of the enjoyable Hallowe'en dancing parties was given last evening at the DaFron Academy In East State street. There were between one hundred and fifty and two hundred young
I i ' : 1j 1 1 I Lion Brand xxxx Pure Food pet I FIour Muk l i Cirocerv "-" 1 19 U-barrel sacks J gg - w j 3 for . , m t I!v the dozen OQo f: Not made by a trust, if it f . w H JOw ) B 3 m Haby size cans dlc 4 U was, we could not sell it at AJF O fl. CI. 1 a3 6 for .25c as low a price aa this. -S- l:y the dozen gc g
Pet Brand Evaporated Milk 10c tall cana Qq 3 for 25c I!y the dozen 93 Haby size cans "iC 6 for -25c Iy the dozen 4.SC
V DKI.K.IITKll. AKKAIIl. The Garfield club rooms in Calumet
avenue were never more beautifully decorated than thev were last evenina:
for the Hallowe'en party at whl-h th young rieojile of the First Christian
church entertained. Garlands of oak
leaves were draped from the chande
liers to the corners of the rooms and them were attractive decorations of Jack o' lanterns and corn stalks. There was also a camp fire around which th? guests gathered and told ghost stories. The entertainment opened with a spook parad.j at seven-thirty o'clock often which npropriato Hallowe'en games were played. Hallowe'en supper was served. It was a Hallowe'en masquerado and the costumes worn by the guests afforded a great deal of merri
ment. The members of the church and their friends wero Invited and there was a large attendance In spite of the disagreeable- weather. Among thi? guests were a number from Chicago and Gary. A nice sum was realized for the church. AN AFTEKNOOX TARTY. The members of the Idle Hour club were guests at a very pretty party at
which Mrs. R. E. Schoff entertained yesterday afternoon at her home in Cedar street. I'edro was played progressively at two tables.. The honors were won by Mrs. C. Toms, Mrs. J. Pufrain and Mrs. Schoff. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. J. Hessinger of St. Faul, who is Mrs. Schorrs house guest. After the card gann s the guests were Invited Into the dining room for refreshments. A typical Hallowet n luncheon was served. A pumpkin filled with fall fruits decorated the center of the table and souvenirs appropriate to Halloween were given in the dining room. Jack o'lanterns, flow rs and autumn leaves were
a pretty decoration in the porlors. Mrs. Toms was named as the next hostess. MIIS. MAROS A HOSTESS. Mrs. I... Marcus, 3ti9 Indiana avenue, will be the hostess at the next meeting of the Jewis EaJles" Aid society, Wednesday, Nov. 13. EVTEKTAINS AVITH CARDS, Mrs. Thorn 0 Kennedy was hostess to the membt :s of the Good Will club yesterday afternoon at her home in Houth Hohman street. Fedro was played during the afternoon and honors were won by Mrs. J. Camp, Mrs. Klehard Smith and Mrs. J. Smith. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Kennedy. The games progressed at three tablf s. A dainty two course luncheon was served at 5 o'clock. In
two weeks on Thursday afternoon. Nov. 14. the members will be entertained by Mrs. Earson at her home in Chicago avenue.
Alice Hammond. Paulino and Adalaide Hill, Clarence, Murhllicrt'cr, Harold Hammond, Irving Hill, Eyrnan Metz, Walter Meyn and Donald Taylor. ritOI.KVM KOIl TIIK Hi: Alt. Folowing is the program for the Mozart Club, seasons 1&12-13: Get. 12. National Music AnnTl-an. Oct. 26. Sonata . H ethoven and Mozart
jNov. 0. Opera, French
..Gounod, Hiiint Saciis and Halevy Nov. 23. Symphony Schubert, and MozartDec. 7. National Norwi gian arid Ilussian I, tailing, Tehaikowsky, Ka'-nmaninof Dec. 21. Oratorio Handel
Jan. 4. Sonata Grieg Jan. IS. pera Italian Verdi Mascagni, Leoncavallo, PonizetM Feb. 1. Symphony Tehaikowsky Feb. 15. Oratorio Mendelssohn March 1. Symphony Beethoven March 13. National French and English March 29. Op-era German April 12. Sonata Beethoven April 26. Oratorio Mendelssohn
May 10. National Polish and Bohemian Chairman National evenings Mrs. pecker Chairman Opera evenings Mrs. Kingwiil Chairman Syhphoriy evenings Mr. Learning Chairman Sonata evenings Mrs. Lyons Chairman Oratorio evenings Mrs. Hannauer Meetings let'in at S o'clock. Mrs. H.
Pell, President; Mrs. Lawrence
tractively. In the parlors the decorations were Jack o' lanterns, corn stalks and oak leaves. The colors were beautifully carried out In the autumn tints of red and gold. j A SVI.E OF IIIKKHV. fin account of the inclement weather the Ladies' Aid society of the Pine Street Presbyt rlan church will not have their usual sale of baked goods -it the city market Saturday, but any who wish may leave orders by telephoning f09W. f A Itl OF 1 II WKS. We wish to thank our kind fric.-i.ls
and neighbors also the Germania !'.'- beekan lodue for their many beautiful offerings in our sad bereavement in th.' loss of our de.ir father I'arl West fall. CIULDKEN.
"FRECKLES"
Matinee and Evening SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3. Hammond Theatre "FRECKLES" Matinee 2:30 "FRECKLES"
"FRECKLES" d
c We wish the Masonl
II OK Til INKS, to thank the K. of P. e Lodge, railway or b
n.
Pecker,
Learning,
Secretary, Treasurer.
md Mrs.
Clark
the many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown during our sad bereavement In the los of our husband and son. MPS. P.. PAGGV. MPS. ELLA HAGGY.
Hammond
Phone 2?,2
VAUDEVILLE OF QUALITY Always the Same P.ig Value 3 -SHOWS DAILY 3 P. P. M. 7:?,1 ari'l P. M.
A class of candidates will be Initiated fit the meeting of Golden Lod Camp No. 165" Uoyal Neighbors this evening in Long's Hall in State str-el There will be a maeting of Hammond Hive No. 2 L. O. T. M. th'S evening in the K. of I'. Hall In South Hchman street.
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A SPOOK I'UITY. Miss Marguerite Knotts entertained a number of her high school friends at a delightful Hallowe'en party las', evening at her home in Muenich Court. It was a "Spook Party and the early part of the evening was spent in guessing the Identity of the guests. Hallowe'en games were played and music was a feature of the evening. Flowers, autumn leaves. Jack o' lanterns and festoons of black and yellow crerje paper decorated the parlors very prettily. There were thirty-six young people there.
A MASQl I'-HADK. The Ilomewood residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hill at Ku South Hohman street was the sc-ene of one of the most delightful parties of the Hallowo'en season last evening. Among the guests were the members of the Alpha Phi Club and their husbands and a few other friends of Mr. and Mrs. Hill. Almost the entire evening was spent in guessing the identity of the guests, so complete were some of the masquerades. Prizes were awarded in the contest. After a number of Hallowe'en games had been played a three course luncheon were served. The covers were laid at one long table in the dining room and small tables in the living room. Forty guests were served. The favors for the ladies were
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FOR A DAINTY APPETITE Ture milk bread f:lfu!;s every require-merit of delightful flavor and surpassing sweat ness. It makes lasting frienda aniong those who are particular and nice about their eatine. At
Cthe same time it is ahubdintly nutriti-
cms. ana contains tr.e rnii iorce and
energy of the best part of the wheat. Lovers of good bread all praise it.
The HanimoRd Modern Bakery
BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS, 8 6 State Street. Phone 2iS.
copvhight a.p.ec. HAMMOND, - - IND.
These Prices for Friday Evening and Saturday Siamps Given Vith Each Purchase
THE FAMOUS BIRD BRAND SALMON,
extra fine red fish, speckil, per can
SEA LION BRAND DOMESTIC OIL
DINES, per can only Ar,
LEADER FINE
SAR-
BLEND
lie
i cans for. . . . OUR FAMOUS
COFFEE, per pound OUR REGULAR HIGH GRADE
COLORED JAPAN TEA, f per pound OfilC CRESCENT BRAND CALIFORNIA SEEDED
RAISINS, 10c packages now
FINE SWEET CALIFORNIA PRUNES, 4 pounds n
for J 1
JOAN OF ARCH KIDNEY BEANS OR FARMHOUSE SUGAR CORN, fif can. QC Z cans for .0C
40c UN-
7c NES, arm
LION OLD E D
BRAND U C K-
WHEAT FLOUR
10-pound bags ....
9c
LION BRAND SELF- RISING PANCAKE AND BUCKW HEAT
FLOUR, 10c pkgs.
TWO HUNDRED GRATES OF FANCY ELBERTA PEACHES THE BIGGEST SNAP OF THE SEASON. These Fancy Peaches are packed "!?f" 6 large baskets in crate for only.. Q (Per large basket, q) FANCY WASHINGTON JONATHAN
ArrLto, ra em
per peck .
KELLOG'S FAMOUS TOASTED CORN FLAKES, filler pkjr. -02
1IU
7c Be 15c FRUIT !2ic
DR. C. N. CAIN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Evenings by Appointment 309 Hammond Bldg. Hammond, Ind.
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CEDAR VALLEY CREAMERY
bu i i tK, spe
cial, per pound . . .
34c
CAMPBELL'S ASSORTED SOUPS
per can . .
8ic
FINE IMPORTED CAM EM BERT CHEESE, per box FANCY HEAD LETTUCE, per head, q and CALIFORNIA CASABA MELONS, ea( h' 25c. 30c an1 NEW SHELL BARK HICKORY NUTS, per pound NEW BLACK WALNUTS, per pound FANCY CAULIFLOWER, each, 20c. 12c and FRESH BAKED RITTENHOUSE CRACKERS AND ATLANTIC CAKES, per pound BEST QUALITY LARGE LUMP
LAUNDRY STARCH, 3 pounds for. FRESH CRISP OYSTER PATTIES (Butter Crackers, per pound
SPECIAL SALE OF WINES AND LIQUORS MARYLAND PURE RYE WHISKEY,
iuii quart bottles, A per gallon. J
2 Big Specials in Bottled in Bond Liquors PURE 100 PROOF WHISKEY FULL
QUART OLD OVERHOLT OR GREEN RIVER, per bottle
A SOCHI, MISSION Forty members of the Presbyterian Foeial Club met in the parlors of the church in South Hohman street l;!st evening' ami wore delightfully entedtaine.l by Mrs. A. W. Hoffman, ?,i;s3 Harriett Ferris and Miss Allele KeT. The parlors wero attractive with Hallowe'en decorations of black 'niij yellow crepe paper fef-tooned from the chandeliers to the corners of the room. Jack o' lanterns and mas.se of autumn folium o and corn stalku. Numerous nmxs wero played after which refreshrner.ts were served. The luncheon was typical of Hallowe'en. A IIAIJ.UWM'FA" I'AIITY. One of the delightful parties anion;
Hammond's younjr people was Ktvon by liutii and (Hen IMckover last evening at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Pickover in Kuth street. Jack o' lanterns, lighted tapers, corn stallts and autumn leaves were a pretty decoration in the purlors where the yourifr people spent the hours from seven-thirty to eleven o'clock very pleasantly. Hallowe'en names were playea
FINE OLD CALIFORNIA WINE, special, per gallon
PURE PORT
80c
78c
One Cent Sale of Candies SATURDAY YOU CAN BUY TWO POUNDS OF CANDY HERE AT THE REGULAR PRICE OF ONE POUND, PLUS lc.
Toasted Marshmal
Black Jelly Beans, 1 pound, 15c; -J Q 2 pounds. . . I Ub
Chocolate Non Par-
eils, lib., 25c;i
2 lbs
26c
LOWS, llb.,25c21b?DC Salted Peanuts, 1 pound, 15c; 4 2 pounds.... J DC
Jelly Babies, 1 pound, 20c; f i 2 pounds Z. lb
Peppermint Pillows
1 pound, 15c;
2 pounds
16c
Honeymoon Molasses Kisses, 4 fj llb 15c 2 lbs DC Assorted Buttecups,
1 pound, 20c;
2 pounds. .
Jr2
f! CY Stylish W Button f 4 cs" Patent Leather
MADAM COSTELLO licensed medium reading: dally. Circles Friday niffhts only. Consult the best. Friend and stranprers invited. I'hone 1442. f.72 Morton avenue, near Columbia. South Hohman street ear to door.
il s a principle mat applies
all the time here and you are to
be the judge.
GOLF COATS, SLIP-ON COATS, SUITS OR OVERCOATS TO YOUR MEASURE. FALL AND WINTER CAPS, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, ETC. JACK FOX HATTER AND FURNISHER 001 IIOIIMAX ST. HAMMOND BLDG
BY PATRONIZING THESE SPECIAL SALES. COMPARE THE FOLLOVING PRICES WITH WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING, AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
ABSOLUTELY cartons, per section . .
PURE HONEY, in
19c
3-LB CANS per can, gc
OF BEST HOMINY,
or 2 for.
BEST MIXED COOKIES, 7 or 8 vari-
ties, including Fig Bars and
Cocoa Bars, this sale, 2 lbs. EXTRA FANCY EATING PEARS, per basket
A 25c GRADE OF CANNED APRICOTS at
15c 8 vari-
25c 20c 19c
21c
"To complete the wardrobe of a well drosed man
"Honest All Through" means just what it says honest leathers and honest work not a stitch slighted anywhere. This fact is worth thinking about see that you get the benefit of knowing this when you buy shoes and buy Emersons ! JACOB SCHLOER & SON, 93 State Street.
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WE SELL M'LAREN'S NIPPY AND
DEVILLED CHEESE, each at
HART BRAND BAKED BEANS, 15c can for. .
ORIOLE CORN FLAKES, 2 packages for
MONARCH BRAND CATSUP, 25c size, 19c small, 2 for. ,
10c 11c 15c 25c
TREMENDOUS IN PORK SMALL PORK LOINS,, 8-!,b average, lb SMALL PORK SHOULDER, per lb. . . PORK CHOPS, per pound HIND QUARTER LAMB, per lb FORE QUARTER LAMB, per lb- - BEST RUMP CORNED BEEF, per lb BOILING BEEF, per pound EXTRA FINE MINCE MEAT, in bulk, per lb-
DROP 13ic 13c 18c mc
3f
12k 7c 10c
Special Prices on Apples and Potatoes If ynu are Harwrinsr n 1nin$r In n Mlulrr xiipply f l'rtatw nnl Apple e Invite 3-011 to come nail iee vlm vr nave to offer Jim. .lunt received tbl week a rurloml of -plin, 1.1 nrletes at $.'i.7r. ami S4.O0 per barrel, fancy ha nl-piekcii ftfock. XIo a carloiul of H tiler I'otatoca. Theite I'ntatoe" are t horouR bl y ripe aud eitrn roI cooker. 1 IU SHKI-. .". CKVTS. 10-Kl Sllia, i.DT, Per Himbel, fiOe
OUR EXTRA LARGE OLIVES, size No. 9, this sale, quart
MIDGET SWEET PICKLES, per quart
1
POUND OF ABSOLUTELY PURE
COCOA in Mason Jars, specially priced, per jar.
A 50c EOTTLE OF LIQUID VENEER, at. ...
A 1-POUND PACKAGE
RAISINS,
SEEDED package .
OUR EEST CHEESE,
AMERK per lb . .
AN
FANCY WAX BEANS, per pound
EXTRA NICE WHITE CAULIFLOWER, ea., LARGE SOLID HEAD LETTUCE, each
15c
ENDIVE, well bleached, per pound
FRESH SPINACH, per peck
QUEEN 38c
35c
32c 38c
OF BEST 10c 22c 8c
18c 6c Gc 25c 68c
GENUINE INDIAN RIVER GRAPE FRUIT, the best grown, thin skinned juicy. A bargain at 6c each or, per dozen
SUGAR SPECIAL With a grocery order of $2.00 or more we will sell 25 Lbs. 1 1 C of Granulated Sugar for I . I u Otherwise the price will be 5c per pound.