Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 149, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1912 — Page 2
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AN KVKMXCi PAHTY. Mrs. Margaret flibcrman very pelaaantly entertained a number of guests at her home in Walter street last evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuttle whose marriage took place! last
week. Mrs. Tuttle was formerly Miss Martha Haberman. Tlva evnina was' devoted to music and Karnes. A four course supper was served at eleven j o'clock. The tables In the dining room were beautifully appointed In pink and
courst'H. There
Hammond Meat Market 101 STATE STREET. 216 N. HOHMAN STREET, Special Sale of Fancy Groceries, Fresh and Smoked Meats Our Meats Are the Best. Our Prices the Lowest. We Sell Just as We Advertise. Watch this space Tuesday Evening for Special Thanksgiving Poultry Sale
white. Bouquets of chrysanthemums decorated the centers of the tables. The truests showered Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle
with best wishes and congratulations, j A dainty luncheon They were also the recipients of mar.j'j several panics had pretty and valuable tzitts. Among the , refreshments were
Kuests at the party were, Mr. and Mrs. William Kahl and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Zahrte and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Haberman, Mr. and Mrs. Max Haberman and son, the Misses Elizabeth Heifer. Irene Kahl, Margaret Viler, Bessie Chartler, Caroline WilliiiK, Celeste Huber, Rose Heifer,
Alma Haberman , Clara and Wright.
honors, Mrs. William Bleker the sec- j Several games of pedro were played ond and the consolation prize was , durinf the afternoon and prizes were awarded to Mrs. George Kmmerling-. j won by Mrs .J. Ituft", Mrs. H. W. Cleve-
was served been played, served in
will be no
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land and Mrs. Frank O'Kourke. A dainty luncheon was served at five o'clock. Mrs. Barney Kenney will cn-
the club members at her hom'i
meetings tertain
during the season of Advent but the in Michigan avenue In two,wceks on
first meeting- in the new year will be held with Mrs. Jacob Fox at her home In Doty street.
Thursday, December 5th. Mrs. ney will entertain with cards.
Ken-
Small Fresh Pork (5 to 8 lb average, 11) il 8 Pounds Fresh - Leaf Lard J& Fresh Dressed f Chickens, lb 1
Hind Quarter Spring Lamb, lb Fore Quarter Spring Lamb, lb. Xative Peef Pot Roast, lb. . . Native Beef Rib Roast, lb... Choice Cuts of : Sirloin Steak, lb . Choice Cuts of Rmmd Steak, lb ., Native Veal Roast, lb
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders
TtaMM Chas. Berendf
Hamburger Steak, lb Rib Boiling Beef, lb Moose Brand Hams, lb J Sugar Cured Cali- "vl fornia Hams, lb. Jl No. 1 Brisket Bacon, lb J: H-bbl. Sack New Century Flour. . '
19 Pounds Granulated Sugar. . . M 1 Bars Swift's Pride Soap t 3 Large Size Cans ( of Carnation Milki Small Kegs of Holland Herring
Mils. AIILEVDORH ENTKKTAIVS, Mrs. Theo. Ahlendorf, 778 Alee street very delUrhtf ully entertained several friends at luncheon on Thursday. Later the ladies spent a very enjoyable time at the theatre.
MICI.lli li.YTHKKING. delightful party was Riven by
Hohman & Bostlia S'j Phone 431
A very
Mrs. M. I'elzman at her home In Kast State street yesterday afternoon honoriiiB the mt tubers of the. Fern Leaf Linen Club. The members played whist at three tables. Hih score was made by Mrs. O. . Koutsongr and prizes were also won by Mrs. Pelzman
and Mrs. Charles Miller. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. J. Dufrain. In a contest arranged by the hostess for the entertainment of her quests Mrs. Charles Miller won the prize, a pair of beautiful towels. At five o'clock the quests were invited into the dining- room where a chicken dinner was served. A bouquet of flowers decorated the center of the. table very attractively. In two weeks on Thursday afternoon. December 5th the members will be entertained by Mrs. Raymond Lyons at her homo in Doty street. Mrs. Lyons will entertain with cards.
KMT.HT.V I X S WITH CARDS.
i Mrs. Henrietta Hubber was hostess'
Mavparet j to the members of the Sunshine Clubj
yesterday afternoon at her homo in Truman avenue. The members played cards and spent a very enjoyable after- j noon. l'edro was played and honors in the Karnes wero won by Mrs. J. C. J Jackson, Mrs. (ilassow and Mrs. j Charles Hubbard. The consolation
prize was awarded to Mrs. C. K. Jackson. A dainty luncheon was served in two courses after the card sanies. Kiaht covers were laid. Mrs. Jackson was named as the next hostess and she will entertain the members at her home in Claude street in two weeks on Thursday afternoon, December 5th.
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The Jovial Club, a club composed of eight boys of St. Paul's Lutheran church will ive a concert Thursday and Friday evenings, December 5 and j fi at the school hall at the corner of! Sibley eireet and Oakley avenue. It Is expected that the program will be heard by a larpe number of Hammond I
people.
5IKKTIX WAS roSTl'OXEl). The members of the Colonial Club
postponed the meetin nounced would take
until Thursday afternoon, December; 5th when Mrs. J. Wesley Heed will j entertain at her home in Ridge Road, j Mrs. Reed will be hostess at a thimble '
party.
MHS, Al STtiKV A HOSTFSS. Mrs. Peter Austgen entertained 'the members of Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's Hospital very pleasantly at her home in Douglas street yesterday afternoon. The members spent the afternoon at card tables. Pedro was played progressively at four tables. Mrs. Oscar Placeman won the first
.1 I'UETTV P.4KTT.
One of the season's prettiest daneinft i parties was Riven last evening at the j DaPron Academy In the Orpheuml building in Kast State street by the , members of the Younar Ladies' Sodality of St. Joseph's Catholic church. Jni- ! tations were issued for the party and , there were responses from nearly two!
hundred young people. Tne patrons
which was an- j and patronesses were Mr. and Mrs. place yesterday ; Harry Deakin, Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Peck man and Mr. and Mrs. Mathew J. Kolb of Whltinp. The grand march opened the program of dances at nine o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Austaen lead the march. A program of sixteen dances was enjoyed. Durinp the intermissions a delicious frappe was served. The music for the occasion was furnished by the academy orchestra and their program was very much enjoyed. The hall was decorated very attractive-
Home dressed spi-Insr chickens for Saturday, November 23rd. Only 1C
cents per pound. Corner Hohman and Russell streets. Geo. A. Dobbins. A STIDV MKETINO. The weekly meeting- of the Paptist Women's Union took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chester Hamacher, the corne rof Howard and Kane avenues. After the devotional exercises and a short business session
the meeting was given over to the domestic science committee. The afternoon was given to the study of "Milk, Butter and Cheese As A Food." Mrs. R. E. AbCrcrombie lead the dis
cussion. During the social hour several of the members entertained with vocal and instrumental music and a dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. Fletcher Hudson was chairman for the day and Mrs. Charles Oruen and Mrs. Chester Hamacher were on the serving committee. ENTERTAINS INPOKN IL.E.Y. At her home In Michigan avenue, Mrs. Dilts was hostess yesterday afternoon to the members of the Golden
Rod Club. Several games of pedro were) played during the afternoon. Mrs.
outs won the first honors and prizes were also won by Mrs. Peter Pohlplatz and Mrs. Donovan. After the card games a dainty luncheon was served. Eight covers were laid. The next party will be given by Mrs. Donovan at her home in Ann street, Thursday afternoon, December 5th. Cards will again be the feature of entertainment.
Council No. 9 of Whiting. The Initla- HgVTVaffi
tory work was done by members of j Triumph Council No. 11, D. of L., of I Hammond. The drill work was done by sixteen members of Golden Rule ! Council No. 11, D. of L., of Hammond, j The members of the team wore white1
dresses and red and blue ribbons, the colors of thei rcounell. The work of the two councils was highly eompli-me-nteid. A supper was served the victors in the I. O. O. F. Hall of Whiting between the hours of six and eight o'clock. The meeting this year whs unusually interesting and the social session exceedingly pleasant.
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Theatre SATURDAY EVE.y NOV. 23 THE PARISIAN BEAUTIES
ANNOUNCEMENTS. TO OIR PATRON'S. We wish to correct the rumor that we have sold our undertaking business. We will continue to give our patrons personal service day or night. Call phone 179 or 39. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, 515 South Hohman street. ll-19-6t
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A Flat, Moder Home or Cottage at the right price, in the right location, for cash or terms, see Geo. W. Yeazel, Builder. 205 DETROIT ST. PHONE 629 HAMMOND, IND.
A BURLESQUE SHOW. CHOOCEETA SUNDAY EVE., NOV. 24. AL WOOD Presents THE COMMON LAW SEATS NOW OX SALE
75c, $1.00
25c 50c,
NO HIGHER.
XO MEETING THIS WEEK. There was no meeting of. the Helping and Embroidery Club yesterday, which was the regular meeting day. The members have decided not to meet until after Thanksgiving and the next hostess will be named later.
A III SIX ESS METEING. The members of St. Paul's Lutheran league met for a short business session last evening in the school hall at
Your Eyes Tested Free BY A VISION SPECIALIST DR. J. Z. BORKOSKE OPTOM ERTIST 9137 COMMERCIAL AVENUE, SOUTH CHICAGO, ILL. Glasses Fitted from $1.00 Up.
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ly with autumn leaves. The party at! the corner of Sibley street and Oakley which the joung women of the Sodality avenue. The members discussed sev-
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CIGAR SPECIALS
I.A SEPIXO, a 2 for 2"e all Havana Cigar, rpecial, 3 for 25c I.A MARCO A X U F.AIU. OF PAWTICKET, 10c cigars. 5 for 25c TOM KEEN E, AHA I) AM) SIDNEY Oil,7 IT: 25c III.I.I4X RISXEI.I. AND ll AKEH HOXD 8 for 25c
LION
Pure Food Grocery
CANDY SPECIAL
29c
n.AIUi'S STl!MY CMM, a pound box
of di Melons choco
lates, regular 4'ie value . . . -.
EHEII MVItSHMVI LOW S, regu- - rj0 lar '2i'C value.. AJ WittlTKIl CARAMELS, assorted flavors, per Qj, pou mi I' It E S II ROASTED
SALTED PEAXI'TS.
new crop, per pound
...10c
j so pelasantly entertained their friends ! was one of the leading events of the ! season in Hammond's younger set. The : following young peopel corapossd the committee who had the party in i charge: the Misses Tillie Ruschll, '
Catherine lloess, Anna Knoerzer, Julia Reilley, Nona Krost, Florence Stommel, Jlary Paker, Ella Weaver, Susie, Hilbrich and Mayme Knoerzer, Messrs. (Jeorge Heiser, Nick Austgen, Kd Younp. Joseph Hoeas, Harrj' Hilbrich, William Manteufel. Anton Paker, Leo Knoerzer, Patrick and William Schloer.
MADAM C0STELL0 licensed medium reading daily. Circles Friday nights only. Consult the best. Friends and strangers invited. Phone 1442, 572 Morton avenue, near Columbia. South Hohman street car to door.
BOYLE WOOLFOLK'S LaSalle Theatre, Chicago, Success HONEYMOON TRAIL YOU HAD BETTER GET THOSE TICKETS NOW FOR SUNDAY
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There was a meeting of the. Martha Society yesterday. The members met for all day session in the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. The committee of which Mrs. Fred Harnett is chairman had charge of the meeting. They had home bakery for sale, from which a nice amount was realized which will be used for the benefit of the church. Tomorrow the members of the Martha Society will sell home bakery at the Summers Drug Store. A Thanksgiving dinner will be. served at the church next Thursday and the public is cordially invited to attend.
FrMay EveMinci and
Saturday
Grocery Barciaies of Special Interest.
FANCY FULL
CHEESE, per pound SNIDER'S PURE CATSUP, pint bottle CITRON, LEMON and PEEL, pound. 1-POUND PACKAGE ED CURRENTS, package
CREAM BRICK
.20c TOMATO 20c ORANGE 18c
RECLEN-,
12c
Lion XXXX Pat- Vj-bbl. ent Flour and Vi-bfol. Plllsbury Flour) -bbl.
2.66 1.36 69c
KIRK'S AMERICAN FAMILY
SOAP, o bars for
19c
KIRK'S FAMOUS HARD WATER CASTILE SOAP, regular
10c cakfs, each
7ic
Choice 3-X Soda Crackers and Ginger Snaps, per lb 01 Fresh Uneeda Biscuits, 4 packages gg No. 2 Cans Farmhouse Sugar Corn, ntn 3 cans, 25c; loz. ..Jy
A Special Sale of Fresh Fruits and Veaefables
Fancy Indian River Grape Fruit, Cp each Jli
Extra Choice Good Size
Florida Oranges, per dozen
29c
Washington Spitzburgh Apples, peck, 48c; -j -JQ per bushel box. - - - 8 J Finest Cape Cod Cranberries, fj per quart vfG
Shell Bark Small Hickory Nutii Up per lb y j Extra Choice Head Lettuce, per bead, Qf 4c, 6c and ULf
Our Special Butterine, choice quality, 1 Qp per pound g uy Golden Egg Macaroni, re. 5c package, 1 O3 packages for. . UU Special Purchase of Choice Crop Santos Coffee, usually sold at
30c a pound, our HP-
4Ub
price, per
lb.
FOR BIG DRIED FRUIT SPECIALS AT 10 cents Per Pound
1-lb Package California Seeded Raisins, pUg.... Choice Ring Cut Evaporated Apples, lb Fancy Evaporated Peaches, lb Good Size Santa Clara Prunes, lb
10c 1Gc 10c 10c
Qual-
01
No. 3 Cans Choic ity Tomatoes, can
Fresh milled Rolled Oats
5 pounds for. 5j 10-lb Eags Pure Buckwheat Flour, QQf per bag 3k3G Lion Brand Breakfast
Cocoa, 2-lb can. . . .
eral matters of interest and made arrangements for their next meetinpr to bo held in four weeks. There will lie no meeting in two weeks. It is desierd that there is a largre attendan cc of the membership at the next business meetingA. MMIAL. SKSSIOV. I,st evening members of the Presbyterian t-'ocial club met in the parlors of the church In South Hohman street r.d spent a pleasant time socially. Music and Karnes were features of the evening- Dainty refreshments wore
served. In two weeks on Thursday evening-, December 5th the members will meet ajrain. The hostesses will be the Misses Muenich and Miss Schult. 11 S II.l.M'.SS IN IIOMK. The meetinpr of the Kyelet Kmbroidery Club which was announced would take place yesterday afternoon had to be postponed on account of illness at the home of Mrs. A. G. Deuver in Garfield avenue. West Hammond. The d;te of the next meetlnpr is Thursday. December 5th. Mrs. Doaver will be hostess at a thimble party.
WINDOW DISPLAY There Is now on display in the window of Summers' Pharmacy, the wonderful and harmless new stomach remedy, Lesh's Peps-Aid (P. A. D.), for Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Gastritis. Ask for free booklet-
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Members of Triumph and Golden Pule Councils, D. of L.. went to Whlt-
. 1 lr.H: yesterday to attend the annual un-
I inn meeting. Uoth afternoon and even- ' ins sessions were very largely attend- ; ed by representatives of the Hammond.
IIAItlt TIMK SOC'IAI..
A Hard Time Social will be given by
the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Mimroe street Methodist ehtipel and the Y. (' .T. 1. Saturdav eveninir
tlall in st:,te street. Th ' Wh 1 ti nK a nd Kast Chicago Counei
ladies of the chapel will have home I bakery and articles of needle work I fo rsale. Refreshments will be served, j A program has been arraiiKI for the j evening. The public is cordially i:i-j
vited tcj attend. Anions the members on the program will be: Keadins George Pearson Vocal Selection Rev. Theobald Readintr ...Miss l.awson of I'nion City Tenn Vocal Solo Mrs. Strout Reading Mrs. J. MeCarteii
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Four Extra Specials from ouv Liquor Dept.
Dennehy's Underroof Pure
Rye Whiskey, full quart
1.05
Klenwood Rye and Atherton Bourbon Whiskey, full
quart bottle
89c
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
1.00 bottles,
at.
85c
Crown Pure CaliPort and Sherry
Royal fornia
Wine, full quart
35c
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M'lI.I. MEET KtIt STIDV. The members of the Mozart Club wrill meet at the Hammond Musical College Saturday evening at eit;ht o'clock. The t-Vf niiijt wiljl be devoted to the. study of Symphonies and the program will Include several musical and literary numbers. Mozart's Minuet and Schubert's T'nfinished Symphony will be played and Hubbard's Rife of Mozart and a number of opems will be read. HIIMWS TO MEKT. The Hammond Woman's Club will meet Saturday in (lie club rooms of the Chamber of Commerce. The meeting will be called to order promptly at three o'clock by the president, Mrs. R. U. Winkler. Program for "Philanthropic Dy." Solos Mrs. Stewart K. names (a) My Laddie Meidlinjier
(b) Good by Summer. ... r rank I.yni.H (c) Violels Kllen Wriftht Paper "Am I My Sisters Keeper?".. Mrs. Ralph W. Rossi Address "Poverty, Its Cause and Remedy" ...The Rev. Hiram Adams, pastor of First Raptist church of Chicago Special sale and demonstration of National Biscuit Company's In-er-Seal Packages, Saturday, November 23rd, corner Hohman and Russell street. Geo. A. Dobbins.
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About "50 members were in attendance. There was a school of Instruction held in the afternoon for the benefit of the members. At the evening session a class of twenty-five candidates was initiated. The larjri-st number of these candidates was secured by Union
For the Early Shoppers
OUU HOLIDAY GOODS ARE ALL OX DISPLAY AND THIS IS THE TIME SELECT WHILE THE ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE.
Jaclc Fox
MEN'S HATTER
C01 S. HOHMAN ST.
MEN'S FURNISHER.
HAMMOND PLDG.
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THANKSGIVING reminds a FOWL Hp right of tiiebal We would suggest placing your poultry order as early as possible, especially for Turkeys. All indications point to a shortage of good birds. May we place your order for one of the good ones? We always have them. First come, first served.
8 lb
GOOD OLD FASHIONED MINCE MEAT, per lb.
10c
NORTHERN SPY APPLES, the best
cooking and eating apple known, peck
ABSOLUTELY PURE CORN STARCH, 1Cc pkgs, 2 for.
AN APT EH NOON 1'ARTV. A very pleasant meeting: of the A. X. O. Club took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. W. Cleveland in Ingrahum avenue. West Hammond.
35c 15c 18c
FRESH SHREDDED COCOANUT, in bulk, per lb
1-L3 PACKAGES OF SEEDED RAIS
INS, each, 10c dozen EXTRA FINE CLEANED CURRANTS, 1 lb package.. SELECT CANDIED CITRON, per pound AMMONIA, full quarts, 1Cc size, 2 bottles for
1-LB PACKAGE OF SALERATUS,
10c value, for
1.05 12c 20c 15c
TUS, 7c
PORK LOINS, 6 to
average, per lb LEAF LARD, 8 pounds for FOREQUARTER LAMB, per pound HINDQUARTER LAMB, per pound PICKLED PIG'S FEET, per pound NO. 1 HAMS, per pound
13c
1.00 9sc 7c 16c
WE WILL HAVE A FINE LINE OF TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS AND CHICKENS FOR THANKSGIVING. WEET CIDER Bring your jug and have it filled with absolutely pure apple cider. We will tap a new
barrel Friday morning, gallon only ,
25c
GLOSS STARCH, in 3-pound carton,
full weight, each , MONARCH PLUM PUDDING, can... FANCY ROMAINE HEAD LETTUCE, each, gc and.
A FINE ASSORTMENT NUTS, all new goods, pep pound
DEST IMPORTED MUSHROOMS,
buttons, can, 28c
6 cans for I BL
MIDGET SWEET PICKLES, about 70
to 80 to the quart, per quart
HART BRAND CANNED RASPBERBERIES, BLACKBERRIES, PEARS, PEACHES, CHERRIES AND
STRAWBERRIES, In extra
heavy syrup, per dozen. . g
FILBERT NUT MEATS, per pound
I5c 24c 10c
OF MIXED
17c MS, all
1
30c
0 7K
40c
POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR with grocery order of 1.00 or more, AQp meat not included, for 'fO"
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