Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 154, Hammond, Lake County, 29 November 1912 — Page 5

Fridav. Nov. 2D, 11)12.

THE TIMES.

BALKY AUTO BACKS INTO FENCE AT 20 MILE RATE

Attorney W. J. MeAeer had an experi- spun her arain. This time she backed

music. Df Briae's orchestra wil fur- , d. Refreshments were served during nish the hanquet music, but there will ' the social hour. The next meetlnK ( also be solos by various artists, whose ' the society will occur in two weeks assitance can be ecured for the occa- ! and Mrs. I... Bereznlak of Muenictv

sion.

enee with a balky automobile this morning when he. steered one backwards at the rate of twenty miles an hour while he was vainly trying to Ftop it. Finally to prevent a collision with a couple of carriages he steered it into the fence in front of the school house yard. The machine was stopped after it ha.l mowed down several yards of fence. The trouble happened when MeAeer attempted to start the car. He fpun her around a couple of times and she would start. He gave her more gasoline and spun her around again. She Ptill refused to start. He gave her still more pasoline and

up. McAleer jumped on the running board and grabbed the wheel. He also turned off the buttery, but the car backed up with increased speed. He steered the car off from Fayette street and around the corner onto II oilman street. The speed increased until it was at least twenty miles an hour. All of the time McAleer was making frantic effort to stop the car. Finally he saw that if he went anyfarther he would have a collision with a couple of carriages and mlsrht possibly hit some school children. Ho he steered the car into the fence in front of the fence was mowed down, but the car was stopped. McAleer was not hurt. He cannot understand why the car could not be stopped.

K. TV". TVickey will be the toastmaster ; and speakers will be selected to represent the various lodges in attendance, j There will also be speakers from out- ; side. Past Grandmaster Humphrey of i Illinois will be one of the speakers, as j

will also Mrs. Katherine Nichols, presldent of the Rebekah assembly of the . state of Indiana. Senator Frank Gavit ' and Rev. Webster will serve as the , mouthpiece of the Whiting: lodge. Rev. ' R. H. Crowder and J. 1 . Kennedy will talk for East Chicago; Rev. Smith of the Baptist church wiil represent In- ; diana Harbor, District Deputy Grand ; Master McNally and Rev. Nye. the Gary , lodge. Judge Lawrence Becker will talk j for Hammond's German lodfre and T. K. j

Jones for the lodge at Crown I'oint. Dr. Jacob Goldman was the originator of the movement to hold this banquet, first of its kind in Lake county loiise circles, and it Is intended to make the event an annual one.

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were brought by neighbors as a stir- ( Mrs. Ridgely yesterday entertained Mr. dance, prise to this estimable couple, and Mr. i and Mrs. Philip Mapruire of Sheridan

Odd Tellolvs Plan For A nnual banquet

Anderson Infant Buried.

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Anderson, 305 North Hohman

street, died at the family residence

esterday morning following- a short

Illness. The funeral was held from the

residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock and interment was made at Oak Hill

cemetery.

An event of ftreat interest in Odd Fellows' circles throughout Lake county, has been decided upon, a meeting of a committee, composed of members of the various odfees, called by Ir. Jacob Goldman, having: been held Wednesday evening, when H was decided to Ktve a grand banquet Wednesday evenin Jan. 29. The banquet will take

place at the Odd Fellows hall in Whiting. Wives and lady friends of members will bo the guests of honor, and It Is expected that fully 500 will attend the banquet. Odd Fellows from every lodge In Lake county being among those present. A fine program has been outlined, the program to consist of speeches and

BUEHLER BROS. 84 STATE STREET HAMMOND, IND. CASH MARKET Specials for Friday Evening and Saturday, Nov. 30th

PORK LOIN ROAST, per psund FRESH PORK HAMS, per pound FRESH DRESSED STEWING CHICKENS, per lb. FRESH PORK SHOULDER, per pound VEAL ROAST, per pound VEAL STEW, per pound NATIVE LAMB STEW, per pound . . FORE. QUARTER LAMB, per pound HIND QUARTER LAMB, per pound LEG OF LAMB. per pound LAMB CHOPS, per pound BEEF POT ROAST, per pound

I2c 14c 13c 12c I2c 10c ...7c 7c . 9c 10c lie 9c

NEW SAUER KRAUT, pound CHOICE SIRLOIN AND STEAK, per pound E EST MINCE MEAT, per pound FRESH HAMBURGER STEAK, per pound.... NO. 1 SUGAR CURED HAMS, per pound..... ALL SAUSAGES, per pound Z2 POUNDS LEAF LARD

NO. 1 SUGAR CURED BREAKFAST BACON, per pound NO. 1 SUGAR CURED CORN BEEF, per lb J. F. JELKE'S GOOD LUCK BUTTERINE, per pound. MOXLEY'S SPECIAL, per pound MOXLEY'S DAISY, per pound

4c ROUND I2c 7c 9c 1 5c lie I.00 1 7c lOc

1 9c 1 8c 1 7c

Give us a call. V,'c know we can satisfy you and save you money. Call in voitr order by phono. Order will be ready when called for. PHONE 1441.

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Eugene A. Griswold & Son DEALING IN GROCERIES, MEATS AND HARDWARE 276 State St., Cor. Sohl and State Sts., Telephone 480 HAMMOND, INDIANA This store will stay open on Friday night to give the public a chance to leave their orders for first delivery Saturday morning at 8:30 a. m.

Van Camp's Pork and Beans, a 2-pound can,

Can of He

Now is the time to lay your Flour in. Flour is on the rise. Ceresota, Pillsbury, Gold Medal or New Century Flour. Your choice. H-barrel sack, 68c; U-bar-rcl sack 1.35; jj 0 rs-barrcl sack. . .yO

Try a 2-Pound Corn and Cane

Syrup, per can

Good Many Kinds of Pancake and Buckwheat Flour, 3 packages GE for Fancy Dismark Brick

Cheese or New York Am

erican Cheese, per pound

You can get good can Corn, can Pumpkin, can Hominy, can Green or Yellow Wax Beans and Kidney Beans, 7o per ran a

20e

2 cans

25c

for

Oriole Corn Flakes, something fresh and nice, Jg per package V Swift's Pride Soap, in each bar 'you will find a Hamilton coupon, Qf 5 bars. J.t5 My Wife's Salad Dressing, ?of:.bot.'.,e......19c American Family or Fels Naptha Soap, O 10 bars for WU' Best Granulated Sugar, pound . fcP-' Richelieu Catsup, a 25c bottle for Saturday only Just got a fancy car load of Michigan Burbank Potatoes, peck, 16c; fii?C per bushel

MA It It I KM IN CHOW.X TO INT. Miss Genevive Fahey of East Chi

cago and Vhilllp Pearson of Hammond

were Quietly married at Crown l'olnt today. Mr. I'earson is a son of Mr. and

Court will be hostess. Following: Is the new lift of officers: President Mrs. M. Rothschild. Vice President Mrs. Iao Wolf.

Secretary Mrs. Adolph Hirsch. Financial Secretary Mrs. Jacob Fox. Treasurer Mrs. M. Pelzman. A SOCIAL, ii ATHF.RINt:.

t The Ladies of the Knights of Columbus met socially in the K. of C. club 1 rooms in South Hohman street Wednesday afternoon. Pedro was played. Mrs. Murphy won the first honors in i the games and the second honors were won b Mrs. Waltz. The consolation prize was awarded to, Mrs. Mat Klein, j lainty refreshments were served after i the Karnes. The meeting- Wednesday ! afternoon will be the last until Jan. on j account of the season of Advent. ' !I SOCIETY MKKTS. ; Mrs. R. E. PfeiiTer, Mrs. A. I. Stewart. Mrs. J. Wesley Reed and Mrs. W. ; 11 Sprllmnn served at the last meetinsr ' of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First M. E. cvhurch. The meeting took place

i Wednesday afternoon at the home of

. Mrs. Stewart in Conkey avenue. A number of members were present.

1" ollowinisr the oueiness mfetins a two course luncheon was served and an hour was spent pleasantly in a social

way. The next meeting will occur in

two weeks. AN A I.I. DAY SKSSIOV.

The members of the Deborah Societw held an all day session In the parlors

of the First Christian church on Wed

ncsday. Mrs. Harry Hatfield and the

to follow. Thursday, Dec.

special orchestra. j and Mrs. Werntz hereby express their Saturday. Dec. 14 Staft, members appreciation to their kind friends, with quests. j Mr am, Mr;j Charl,,8 cornianv and bunday, Dec. 15 Special dinner. 1 to daugUler Iois o Miwauke were the Su.' 10 v.., I uests of Mr- an Mr O. A. Krinbill

...... . on Thankssivlne.

tournament, awarding prizes. ,

Saturday, Dec. 21 Slap, members Miss Ktith Pfeiffer and Gilbert Pfeifly, : Or of Hinsdale. III., are spending? the Sunday, Dec. 22 Special dinner, T to ; Thanksgiving vacation with Miss Hen-

iieiia won ai tier nome m iruman avenue.

road, Chicago.

Mrs. Charles W. Pearson of Hammond. members of her committee had a home

He has lived in Hammond a number of

years and has a larpe circle- of friends

amonK the younir people of the city.

The bride is one of East Chicago's popular young women. They will receive the best wishes of their friends. They will live In Hammond.

KNTKKTAIN AT DINNF.ll. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Newell of 3S1

Michigan avenue entertained at a Thanksgiving- dinner yesterday. Tha

table decorations were chrysanthemumsand covers were laid for twentyfour. Among the fruests were Mr. and

Mrs. E. C. Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Newell and Mr. and Mrs. John Newell of Indiana Harbor, Mr. James Newell and family and Mr. Woodruff of Kala

mazoo, Mich. Mrs. Mundt assisted Mrs. Newell.

imux.K DINNKH.

Mr. and Mrs. Kit-hard O. Winckler will entertain the members of the Evening Whist Club at dinner Satur

day at their home In Mason street.

Dinner at seven o'clock will be followed with cards. Bridge whist will be played progressively at three tables. KLKCT OFFICERS. The Jewish Ladies' Aid Society was entertained by Mrs. M. Rothschild at her home on South Hohman street on Wednesday afternoon. The annual election of officers took place and the work for the ensuing year was outlin-

bakery sale which nett-ed a neat sum The next meetlnp will occur Wednes

day, December 4th. The members will

meet for another all day session and

will hae home bakery for sale. UTKItAHY SOCIETY MEETS..

The Young- People's Literary Society

met ast AVednesday evening In th

Sunday school room in the Rlmbach

building. A short program was given

All the members are invited to attend the next regular meeting Thursday

evening, December 4th.

A PROGRAM OF ENTERTAINMENTS

A program- of entertainments. In

eluding card parties, and dances, has

been arranged for the coming month

by members of the Hammond Country

club. The affairs will be given at the beautiful new Country club house. The

following are the dates of the Decern

ber parties:

Sunday, Dec. 1 Special dinner, 1-

p. m. Tuesday. Dec. 3 Ladies' bridge. 2 m., prizes.

Thursday, Dec. 6 Bridge whist

tournament night.

Saturday, Dec. 7 Stag, members on

Sunday, Dec. 8 Special dinner, 1 to

3 p. m.

Wednesday, Dec. 11 "Get-Together

dinner. Members only. The history

and complete financial report by the i president. Speeches and story telling j

p. m. Thursday, Dec. 2(. - Chrildren's

Christmas tree party, 5 to 9. Music,

to 12. Daucing, adults. Saturday, Dec. 2S. Stag, members

with guests.

Tuesday, Dec. 31 New Year's eve

dance and midnight dinner. Reserva

tions for tables must be made for this night.

The members of Dorcas Rebekah

lodge will meet in I. O. O. F. hall, In

State street, Saturday ev.-nlng and elect officers. Several important business

matters will be disposed of and it is

desired that thtre is a arge attendance

of the membership.

Miss Alta Adkins of Giendale Tark is

spending the week end with relatives in Wilmette, 111.

Mr. and Mrs. George Drackert anil

son Edwin and daughter, Beulah of State Line street were entertained by relatives In Crown Point yesterday.

Miss Marguerite Knotta of Muenich

court is visiting Miss Kathryn Switzer, at her home, in Plymouth, Ind.

Willard Hammond of South Chicago

was the guest of friends in Hammond

Wednesday evening for the Elk's dan

cing party.

J. M. Lynns of Chicago spent Thanks-

plvinp at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V.

J. Lyons, in Ogden street.

Harvey Wainwright and Ra'.ph'stam-

baugh of Rimbaeh avenue spent

Thanksgiving with relatives Ins Warsaw, Ind.

Mrs. S. A. Bell and children of Soutli

Hohman street are visiting relatives in

Lowell. The Misses Florence Loveridge, Norma

Locklin and Ruth Sohl left today to be the house guests of Mrs. G. . CliiTinger at Indlanapols. Mrs. Clifflnger was formerly Miss Anna Ibach of Hammond. Miss Locklin and Miss Ixwerldge will also visit friends in Lafayette before returning home. The Rev. Hewitt of Hillsdale, Mich., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Woodruff at their home in Losran street yesterday. Rev. Hewitt was formerly pastor of the First Baptist church in Hammond and came to participate in the services at the church yesterday, celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversary of the church. Mr. and Mrs. D. V Werntz, 26 Ogden street, were the recipients of bountiful supplies of Thanksgiving edibles. Thes

Horse thieves are busy again in Gary. Thomas Gormely, the lieryman. : last night let a horse and buggy stand in front of Tenth avenue and Adams j street tyhile he went inside a nearby j business establishment. j When Gormerly came out acain. Th ( rig was gon. Police are looking- for i a white horse and black butrgy.

Dr. L'na B. Watson spent Thanksgiving with friends in Kvanston, 111.

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That the railroad interests do not

t believe that there is going to be hard times in this locality is shown from the fact that orders for 236 locomotives were let mostly to the Baldwin and American Locomotive companies. These are for the last two weeks' pe- ' Hod. i ! The Baldwin Locomotive works has received orders for 50 locomotives . from the Boston & Maine, seven from ! as many other railroads, and 29 from l the Chicago & Northwestern.

The American Locomotive company has received orders for 20 mikados from the Elgin, Jnliet & Eastern. 40 simple mikados from the Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 6 from Minneapolis. St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway company, and 71 locomotives of various types from the Chicago & Northwestern railroad. The Harriman lines are negotiating for 8.000 cars, the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western has ordered 200 refrigerator cars from the Standard Steel

Car company. The Chicago & Northwestern has ordered 5.500 freight cars from various companies.

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EXPLAIN

CONGRESSMAN

To you how it ts possible through our RATES, to borrow from us and at the same time SAVE MONEY. If you find that you are going to need MONEY" don't fail to call and have it all explained to you before vou borrow. f.1 TO SlOO On furniture, pianos, etc.. and also to Salaried Employes, on their OWN NOTE. Don't lose sight of the fact that we GUARANTEE to save you MONEY on every loan and that .this saving will be worth while. PRIVATE. CONFIDENTIAL. Lake County Loan Co 2S Rlmbneh Ulork. Phoe 318. HAMMOND. IND. Ooen till K r. m. every evneirg.

ONGAEY VISIT 0jce?

On and aft-

Congressman J. A. Magulre, one of

er Dec. 1,

-f rv Vio i r on-f 'i'v! re iri fill

the youngest members of the house. ! pi iui unu-vuniug n a"

came from Lincoln. Neb., yesterday to . be the guest of his sister, Mrs. Claude V. Ridgely, 560 Monroe Htrevt. Con- j gressman Mafruire is the member from

the district represented by William Jennings Bryan just before he receied

Besides tho congressman Mr. and GARY

Gary barbershops will he 35 cents. JOURNEYMEN & BOSS

BARBERS' ASS'NS,

INDIANA

For wife, mother, daughter, sister or sweetheart there's no Christinas gift that will insure, more appreciation than a Victor Wicts'oEa We will gladly jilay any music you wish to hear and demonstrate to you the woiir derful Victrola.

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VICTROLA XI, $100.00 Mahogany or Oak, OTHER STYLES, $15.00 to $200.00

Store open every evening until Christmas.

Stvauhe Piano & Music Co. 629 HOHMAN ST. -:- -:- PHONE 681 HAMMOND, INDIANA

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HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE Saturday Grocery Specials

A BIG LIST OF SPECIALS YOU NEED EVERY DAY AT PRICES I

THAT ARE CERTAINLY THE LOWEST

GOODS.

Oranges, 21G

Fancy Florida large size, per dozen

Jelke's Good Luck But19c Fancy New Seeded Raisins 1 -pound ; "7 package 1 Grandma's Pancake or Buckwheat Flour, 1Kn

M CP

3 packages

MILK Pet or Carnation, dozen largo cans, 98c; 3 cans, 25c; dozen smnll 'nans. 47c: I

a j .

EGGS Finest large selected, April storage (not delivered), 9 pip per dozen. . . C.U2U TOMATOES New Pack lied liipe, 3-pound 3 fA

IUU

California Soft Shelled Walnuts, 0 i n per pound C. lb Armour's Shield Brand Lard, guaranteed "i An pure, per lb 3 Hrli Fancy Evaporated Peaches, large halves, 1 Ho per pound. ......... I Uu Fancy Petite Prunes, good

size, special price, CJL

11c

or Clothier if you are satisfied. If you ain't satisfied, instead of thinking about Chicago, think about Hammond think about the Young Men's Tai'.ors. 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.

can .

T-T-1

Fancy Karly Junes, dozen cans, 1.10; per

H at I Uis

40c

per pound

SUGAR Best Granulated, with order of 1.00 or more (soap, butter

or flour not included) 10 pounds

FLOUR Gold Medal or Ceresota. the best at the lowest price. H-har-rel, sack, 2.69; V4-barrcl sack, 1.35; Vss-barrol sack, fH O - at DOC POTATOES Finest White Michigan's, per bushel, 69c; Or per peek I Oil BUTTER Elgin Creamery, finest

quality obtainable,

per pound .

HAMS Oscar Mayer's Famous Moose Brand, weigh from 8 to 12

pounds each,

Yes, Cleaning and Pressing, Too. &3JtiQ MEN'S TMSL&RS B. GREENBERG, Proprietor. 61 State Street. Phone 771. HAMMOND, IND.

per pound

rf A Fine Assortment of 10c Blue Cress Macaroni or

and 12c Cookies, QXty spaghetti, 1 HA per pound U2u - packages i LIVE CHICKENS Fancy Springs, per pound. 14Hc Stewing Chickens, per pound

Finest Quality New Mixed l!, 18c Peanut Butter, no better

made, per lb

Snider's Tomato Catsup, 25c bottle. 19c; -8 n lfc bottle lib

Carolina Head Rice, tl

10c kind, 3 pounds

SOAP Kirk's A m eric a n Family, Fels Naptha or U. S. Mail, with order, 10 'JQbars for nJuLr CAN GOODS Choice of Sugar Corn, Wax or Kidney Deans Hominy or Pumpkin,

all hue quality, doz

en cans, 88c; per can

GRAPES Fantw New York Ca

tawba's, per g basket S I

NAVY BEANS

Fancy new hand pick

ed Michigan s, 3 pounds

Brisket

a n c y

pieces weigh about 2 lbs, lb

17c

Eacon,

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Saturday Candy Specials

A Fine Assortment of 15c Walnut Meats, all halves,

pound . . . 41c All our 40c Hand Dipped Chocolates, per pound Zub

10g

Candies,

per pound.

Fresh Made Fudge, chocolate or vanilla 4 Qn flavor, per lb j

Large Soft Gum Drops, assorted flavors, per pound 3L Peanut or Mollasses

Kisses, per pound