Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 152, Hammond, Lake County, 26 November 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Tuesdav, Nov. 2fi, 1012.

VISITKIJ I'LYMHITIL The Misses Alice Hump, F.thel Stioaror and Kthel Hoffman of Hammond spont the Sabbath with the family of Rev. Switzer, returning home on the early Monday train. The younw ladles were special friends of the family and members of Mr. Switzer's congregation at Hammond. Plymouth Democrat.

A DKl.K.HTKVI, SKSSION. The History Committee of the Hammond "Woman's Club met at the homo of Mrs. S. A. Hell, 786 South Hohman street on Monday afternoon. November 2Sth. Meeting was called to order by

Vice Chairman Mrs. Rothschild. Enumeration showed twenty-two members and three visitors present. A few moments were devoted to discussins "Why the Saturday Afternoon Meeting Were Not Better Attended. The indies were urgi'd to attend these meetings more regularly as tney are very interesting: and Instructive. Mrs. Swalm had charge of the proKram for the afternoon and the tirst number was a p.iper on "The Foundation of Old Home" by Mrs. Bwalm. This paper was exceedinKly Interesting-, It showed eareful study and was very Instructive. Miss Lillian Thompson In her very pleasanfr manner delighted

HEADQUARTERS FOR THANKSGIVING POULTRY Come and See Our Window Display OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST This Store Will Be Open Evenings

her hearers with a vocal solo "The Magnetic Waltz" and very graciously responded to an encore. "The Sweet Briar." Hoth selectiono were beautifully rendered and thoroughly enjoyed by all. A paper on "The Kelifcion of rtme' was read by Miss Ruth Webster and was very pood and interesting. This paper was written by Mrs. Giles Warner. Miss Webster then favored the ladies with a reading: "What George Says." She was heartily encored and responded with another beautiful selection, "The Queen's Robe,' which was very highly apprepciated by all. ' Mrs. Punsinc's paper on the "Laws of Texas. I'ertaininK to Women and

Children," was very lnteresuns. Miss Lillian Thompson concluod the afternoon's program with a very pretty piano selection. "The Garden of Allah." Thus ended a very delightful and interesting afternoon. The Social Committee consisting: of Mrs., Hell, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Hruce. Mrs. Kmmerlinpr and Mrs. Kaufman

served dainty refreshments.

R K PORTER FOR THE DAY.

dance and it is expected that there will be many responses. There will be a special car leave Hammond at 2:15 o'clock for the accomodation of the East Chicago guests. AN i;VKMU PARTY. Mrs. Robert W. Stewart will informally entertain a small company of friends this evening at her home In Truman avenue.

Fancy Dressed Turkeys, lb Fancy Dressed Geese, lb Dressed Koastini; Chickens, lb. . .

Fresh Drcssew Ste

insr Chickens

Small Fresh Pork Loins, lb Native Leg of Veal, lb. Native Veal I oast, lb

Hind Quarter Spring Lamb,

Fore Quarter Spring Land), lb

life 16k -3

,lbJL2i

12ic .13c 15k:

lb JL J. 2

.5C

Xo. 1 Drisket

lacon, lb. . .

Xative Sirloin

Steak, lb

Xative Hound

Steak, lb

Xative Beef Pot

iioast, lb Native Rib Roast, pound

Mayer's Moose. I rand I lams, lb.JL

Sugar Cured California Hams, lb . 10 Pounds Granulated Sugar. . . . U-Barrel Xcw Centurv Flour. .

...162d

121c 12k . . .9k

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142c

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City

Strict attention given to all phone orders

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Hobman & Gosllia St! Pticne 431

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HAMMOND, IND.

AN AFTI'.KNOOV PIUTY. A very pretty party was given by

Mrs. Charles R. Tiyer at her home in

South Hohtnan street yesterday honor-1 ina; the members of the. Embroidery Club. The members broulit their needle work and spent the afternoon

very pleasantly. A dainty luncheon

was served the quests in two courses. In two weeks on Monday afternoon, Iecember Pth Mrs. I.. I-. KumbfrgiT will he hostess to the members at her pretty Glendale I'ark home. Mrs. Rombetter will entertain at a thimble party. a. iissioahv ii:r:nG. Tlie monthly rnoettnar of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Christian church will take place Friday afternoon.

November 23th at three o'clock in the

church library in Calumet avenue. The study subject will be "Missionary Heroes" and the program for the afternoon will be in ehaijre of Mrs. Cleorpre Siitrer. The ladles of the society ami church are Invited to attend. ANNlWIi H ALL. One of the attractive social affairs of Thanksgdvi will be the fourth annual ball at which the members of the G. I. A. to the B. of E. E. and the B. of E. E. will entertain Thursday evening. November 28 at the Masonic Temple in Muenlch Court. A larse number of invitations have been issued for the

RK1IOYK1) TO HIS HOME. F.d Young who was ill at St. Margaret's hospital for more than a week has been removed to his home at i!0 Clinton street. He submitted to quite a serious operation but is recovering nicely which will be welcome news to his many friends. Ed Young: is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Young-. f.OI.DKX WKDDIXti ANMVF.HSAKY. Mrs. W. Fricke of Michigan avenue is spendiri.fi the week in Chicago the suest of her brother, H. R. Roisert and wife who are celebrating their Golden Wedding- Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.

Reisert have visited in Hammond on a number of ocasions and have many

friends here who will extend them their best wishes and congratulations.

A SOCIAL (iVTIIERlNG. "Wednesday afternoon the "Ladles of the Kninhts of Columbus will meet in the K. of C. Club rooms in South Hohman street to play cards. Pedro will be played progressively. "It will be the last meeting of the members until after the season of Advent. All SOriKTV MIXTS. Mrs. A. I). Stewart, 114 Conkey ave

nue will be at home to the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First M.

E. church Wednesday afternoon. A so

rial committee will have th? after

noon's entertainment in charge. IHS. ROTHSCHILO A HOSTESS.

The members of the Jewish Ladies

Aid Society will be entertained by Mrs

Rothschild at her home. S50 South

Hon man street Wednesday afternoon. 0 MEETING THIS WEEK.

There will be no meeting of the

Women's Guild of St. Taul's Episcopal

church this week. A meeting will be.

held next Wednesday afternoon, De

cember 4th and plans will be complet ed for the annual holiday bazaar. EXT EIlT A I X S IX FO It M A LLV.

At her home in Kast Sibley street Mrs. Frank Baker will entertain the

members of the X'ptodate Whist Club

Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Baker will entertain with cards. Whist will be played progressively at two tables. ; A SI'Et IAI. MEETING. I A special meeting of the Korthside Ladies' Club will take place this evening: at the home of Mrs. Charles Law. fence In Sheffield avenue. The members will make preparations for the bazaar and supper to be given at the First Congregation church Thursday, December 5th. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church.

AX AKTKHXOOX PARTY. i JJrs. Fred Kralowetz will entertain a few friends Informally at her home in Elm street this afternoon. Her guests will be the members of the Good "Will Club who are meeting today instead of Thursday on account of Thanksgiving. Pedro will be played. A Til I M 111,1-: PARTY. Miss Bertha Maleitske will have the, young women of the X. X. Embroidery Club as her guests at a thimble party this evening at her home in Indiana

avenue. .Needle work and music will

be the features of the evening.

TONIGHT

ONE AGAINST ONE Western Drama AN OLD TUNE Drama. THE MAGICAL HAT Com od v.

PHOTO PLAYS

Bead This Big Calendar Monday Night, 8 to 11 Beginners' lesson class for Ladies and Gents, 50 cents each. Tuesday Night Regular dance, 50 cents per couple. Extra Ladies, 25 cents. Wednesday Night GRAND MASK BALL, 50 cents per couple. Extra Ladies, 25 cents. Thursdav Afternoon, 2:30 to 5:30 THANKSGIVING MATINEE, Gents, 25 cents; Ladies, 10 cents. Thursdav Night THANKSGIVING BALL, 50 cents per couple. Extra Ladies, 25 cents. Friday Night, 8 to 11 (No Lesson Class Friday Night of This Week.) Saturday Night Regular dance, 50 cents per couple. Extra Ladies ,25 cents.

SPECIAL Very classy SPECIAL CIGARS BY THE BOX for Thanksgiving At a Great Saving BOX SIN RAH MAS, 25 in box $2.00 BOX SIN RAH MAS, 50 in box QQ BOX CERTIFICATE, 25 in box TQQ BOX CERTIFICATE, 50 in box 2.00 BOX CPARTEN, 50 in box.. .' 7i 350 BOX EARL OF MORTON, 25 in box 200 BOX LA CIVILIDAD, 25 in box 2.00 BOX HAVANA SPLITS, 50 In box 200 SAYLOR LONG 566 Hohman Street Hammond.

A MARTHA SOOI KT Y OTIf K. The members of the Martha Societv

have decided not to pive the Thanks-

Rivinj? dinner which was announced

would be served Thursday at the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. There will be no meeting this week and announcement of the next meeting

will bo made later.

MADAM COSTELLO l.ler-imed Mrdlntn Heading: daily. Circles Friday nights only. Consult the best. Friends and strangers invited. r7a MORTON AF.M K nr Columbia. Phone 1442 South Holiman treet ear to door.

S V. XTO i -P A K K i: K M PT I A I.S. Miss Patience Swanton will become the bride of Vern William Tarker at a

pretty nuptial event to be solemnized j Wednesday, November the twenty-sev-I enth at six o'clock at St. Paul's Kpiscopal church In TUmbach avenue. The Rev. Charles Albert Smith will perform the ceremony. Following the .

church ceremony a dinner will be sered at the home of the bride's parents at 63 Sibley street. Only the immediate relatives will be puesls at the dinner. Miss Swanton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swanton, 63

Sibley street and one of the prominent young: women in Hammond society circles. Mr. Parker is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Parker, 11 Warren street. Amors;- the Thanksgiving- dances are three which will be piven at the Da 1'ron Aademy in the Orpheum building in East State street. The first a mask ball will be riven Wednesday eveninar. A matinee dancing party will be piven Thursday and in the evening: the annual Thanksgiving Ball will be prlven. These parties will all be made attractive and it is expected that many youncr people of Hammond and this vicinity will attend. The social room of the First Baptist church in Kast Sibley street was the scene of a delightful meeting of the Camp Fire Ulrls last evening. Thirty five pirls of hifrh school ape met together at five-thirty o'lock. A ThanksKivins supper was served. The covers wera laid at two long; tables which hod been prettily decorated or the occasion. Hunting: and autumn foliage

decorated the room very attractively. Following: the supper there was both vocal and Instrumental music and a number of frames were enjoyed by the young: women. A series of social affairs will take place during: the winter and the jftrls are anticipating many pleasant times.

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PATENT YOUR IDEAS

Friday Afternoon, 4:00 to 5:45 High, school and eighth grade students, 20 cents. Saturday Afternoon, 2:30 to 4:30 Children's class, 15 cents each. Private Lessons by Appointment si.ob

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or Clothier if you are satisfied. If you aint satisfied, instead of thinking about Chicago, think about Hammond think about the Young Men's Tailors. We make high grade Suits and Overcoats to order regardless whether you are hard to fit, from $20.00 up, with a guarantee of absolute satisfaction or money refunded. Your deposit can be cashed in bank if we don't fit you satisfactorily. Is this proposition fair for you? Come in tonight. Let us talk it over.

Yes, Cleaning and Pressing, Too. B. GREEN BU RG, Proprietor.

1 01 State Street. Phone 771.

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ATTRACTIONS FOR THE WEEK AT THE Hammond Theatre Thursday, Nov. 28 THANKSGIVING DAY Matinee and Evening The Great Divide A Great Flay With a Fine Cast. PRICES: Maintee, 25c and 5Cc.

Evening, 25c to $1.00. R

Seats Now Ready.

Saturday Eve., Nov. 30. The Merry Burlesquers With "ELIN ETA,'' the Dancing Girl. Seats Now On Sale. Sunday Eve., Dec. 1st. The Chicago Froduction of MORT SINGER'S A Modern Eva PRICES 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 Seats Now Ready.

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Hammond Fhotie 232 NOW AND UNTIL WED. BANDA-ROMA AND 3 OTHER BIG ACTS

Special Vaudeville for Thanksgiving day. Matinee 3 p. m. Seats now on sale.

IF YOU WANT TO BUY A Flat, Modern 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.

The sign which the Hammond Saengerbund Fidelia ' put up" on corner Hohman and State, went up in the air on account of the heavy storm we had last Sunday. . Hut that don't hurt a3 long as the Saengerbund Fidelia itself don't go up in the air, we will have a Jolly good time just , the same on Thanksgiving Eve., Nov.' 27th, in Concordia hall, 300 West State street, and expect all our. friends to he there. We will have plenty of ducks and geese to raffle oft. Admission 35c and the holder of a ticket is entitled to a chance on a turkey.

ECONOMY

To deprive ourselves of the better things of life is NOT TRUE ECONOMY. Economy is not so much a matter of saving as it is of spending to the best advantages. THIS I SA FACT and is one which enables you to invest your money with us to the best possible advantage.

25c 15c

FANCY SPITZBURG, GRIMES, GOLD

EN OR NORTHERN SPY eWm

mitulo, pccK

EXTRA FINE BRUSSELL SPROUTS,

quart boxes, each

SPANISH ONIONS, per pound

DAPRON'S DANCING ACADEMY

PHONE 1494

Anybody Can Borrow From Us.

We Make No waiting

If You Are

-j in a Hurry.

FANCY CALIFORNIA ROMAINE, head, 3C and. FRESH SPINACH, peck TENDER CELERY, 2 bunches for

LIBBY'S ASPARAGUS, 2!,2-lb tins, 35c value, each.

J8c Be lOo 20c Be 29c

No Distinction.

To be able to borrow the amount you want with the privilege ot

paying in back in small weekly or monthly installments may appeal to ou as a good proposition. We do that, in addition to other advantages. We guarantee to save you from $3 to $10 on every loan. Our contracts are made for a specified time; to settle sooner entitles you to a discount. If you have never dealt with us it will pay you to do so now. We invite you to a private and confidential interview any time. If you own furniture, a piano, horses and vehicles or stock, you can borrow from $5 to $100 and retain possession of your property, too. , I ANY PERSON holding a permanent position can borrow a reasonable amount on a plain note.

LOANS MADE ANYWHERE IN THE CALUMET DISTRICT, fcj

"You are to blame If you forget the name." Lake Goisnty Loan Go. 23 RIMBACH BLOCK. Phone 218. Above Lion Store. HAMMOND, IND.

Open every evening till 8 p. m., Saturday 9 p.

25c CANS OF GRANTED OR SLICED

PINEAPPLES, the best that money

can buy, this sale only, per can

MONARCH PLUM PUDDING, ff

can HART BRAND CAN PUMKIN, 3-lb can

TURKEYS We offer you the best grade of FRESH DRY PICKED TURKEYS at the lowest price. There are many bruised and second grade Turkeys on the market, but our experience has taught us to select nothing but the best. See our window display on Wednesday and be convinced as to quality. ALSO note the following LOW PRICES on Meats.

SMALL PORK LOINS, per pound SIRLOIN STEAKS, per pound SPARE RIBS, per pound HINDQUARTER LAMB, per pound... FOREQUARTER LAMB, per pound...

I3c IBs He 1 2k 81c

Open Tuesday and Wednesday Evening

25c

SWEET CIDER, bring your jug. per gallon HART BRAND SIFTED PEAS, per can

FANCY NOT A SEED TABLE RAIS

INS, 15c package, 2 for

FANCY HERKIMER fSff CHEESE, pound ' C DOMESTIC SWISS ft f CHEESE, pound... wC EXTRA LARGE QUEEN OLIVES,

dozen, gQ about 75 to the quart at

A 3Cc BOTTLE OF STUFFED p OLIVES, this sale 42C MIDGET SWEET PICKLES, Af) they are fine, quart wUC LARGE CONNECTICUT OYSTERS, for frying, Aftfl quart sUC 14-LB BACS OF FINE TABLE SALT, a real bargain f" at I &C BELL'S POULTRY DRESS- f ING, per can Q ORIOLE WASHED FIGS, in ftf 1-lb pkgs, per package OU

37c

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24c

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EXTRA SPECIALS Fancy Mixed Nuts, 1912 crop, (no hickory, black walnuts or peanuts in mixture), 1 pounds, 17c; .' pounds

! Large Soft Shelled California Walnuts, the Joe kind, )fr i per pound 4v

A Full Quart Mason Jar of Old Fashioned Mmce Meat, while they last,

50c

each

Fancy Cluster Haisins, in 1-pound boxes, put up especially for table use, each ' 5-Pound Sacks of Yellow or White Corn Meal, piaranted fresh, 13c; or li for

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