Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 160, Hammond, Lake County, 6 December 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Friday, Dee. 6, 1912.

MRS. LVOXS A HOSTESS. Mrs. Raymond Lyons gave a very delightful part yat her home in ' Doty Btreet yesterday afternoon honoring the members of the Fern Leaf Linen Club. "Whist was played progressively at three tables and the honors were awarded after several games had been

played. High score was made by Mrs. M. Teliman and prize were won by Mrs. Edward Murden and Mrs. Walter Hoke. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs J. Pufrain. A luncheon was served at five o'clock. The table was decorated very attractively with flowers. Twelve covers were laid.

Those who are planning to do their Christmas shopping early and avoid the rush, will find that we are already showing many useful, practical and altogether sensible holiday gifts for men in our modern furnishing goods department at popular prices.

Jack Fox

Matter and Furnisher

601 Hohman Street Hammond - - Building

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The members will meet again In two weeks on Thursday afternoon. December 19th. Mrs. Hoke will be hostess to the club members at her homo in Condit street. BXTEHTA1SS INKOHMAU.V. At her home in Michigan avenue, Mrs. Edward A. Aubry very pleasantly entertained the members of the R. A. E. Club yesterday afternoon. The members brought their needle work and spent a pleasant time soctaly. A dainty luncheon was served in two courses at five o'clock. Thursday afternoon, December 19th the members will meet again. Mrs. E. A. Davis of Michigan avenue will be hostess at the meeting. ENTERTAINS WITH CAHPS. Mrs. C. E. Jackson had the members of the Sunshine Club as her guests yesterday afternoon at her home in Cl.ftde street. The members met to play cards. After several games of pedro the honor? wre awarded to Miss Anna Rohrman.

Mrs. J. C. Jackson, Mrs. C. E. Jackson and Mrs. J. P. Ryan also won honors In the game. A two course luncheon was served at five o'clock. MrB. Charles Luthman was named as the next hostess and she will entertain the members at her home in Sibley street, Thursday, December 19th. Cards will iTfcaln be the feature of entertainment. A. TIIIMBL.K PARTY. Afrn. A. C. McMahon very charminely

entertained the members of the Oak l.onf Embroidery Club at an afternoon

thimble party yesterday at her home in May street. The time until four o'clock was spent with needle work after

which a two course luncneon

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Friday Evening: & Saturday Specials Hamilton Coupons can be exchanged for &9C Green Stamps. The follow

ing products contain Hamilton Coupons: Ruckel's Cocoa and Chocolate, Burnham's Jelly Powder, Blue Shield Coffee, My Wife's Salad Dressing, Golden Egg : ,1 U C! -,-rri f4-' "Dv-il o. T o n-n rJ-r-tr Cnon XXTci qViiTI CT "PrCOTfl PT ailH

Macaroni and Spaghetti, Swift's Pride Laundry Soap, Washing

Cleanser. p.vt.ra Fine Larae i B. 71 ! 71 l Crescent

19c

Dry Yellow Onions, pk .

Blue Label Karo Syrup, Qt. cans, 12c; Va-Gal. pails, 23c; Gallon pails, 43c Staylit Matches, 6 5c boxes in gJff package for..Ui Kent County Fine Solid Pack Gallon Cans of ORn Apples C.DC Buster Brown Fine Seeded Raisins, 1-

pound packages. . . .

Grape Fruit, 1 fi each, 5c, 8c. . I UU

All Swift & Co.'s Products Are Packed With Hamilton Coupons. . " Pride Washing Powder, large pkg Jgc Swift'S Naptha Soap, 5 bars for gc

J Pride Laundry Soap, 10 bars for 29c

10c

fill. (41.

- t - 22c

Oscar Mayer's Moose Brand Strip Bacon. Extra Fine Mild Cured. In strips 3H to-. -impound average weight. Our exifra special price

by the strip

By the pound ....... 24c

A SPECIAL SALE OF HIGH GRADE BUTTERINE CALUMET-BRAND BUTTERINE, ""J per pound V MAGNOLIA BRAND BUTTERINE, regular price

23c in 1-pound prints, 20c reSu,ar price 22c, bulk goods pound DANDY BRAND BUTTERINE, 5-pound handle drums

(Bottle of coloring packed in each package.)

EMPIRE AND GILT EDGE BRAND, highest quality butterine, 1-pound prints.

Brand

Choice Seeded Rais

ins, 12-oz. packages .

Fresh Baked Honey Flakes, 1 Rp pound . I UU Fluted Cocoanut r.3' 12ic National Biscuit Co's Package Cakes and Crackers, all

kinds, 3 pkgs for

Finest Washington

Spitzenburger Ap50c Fancy Large Florida Oranges, OKo dozen zLwu

Your Choice of Standard Canned Goods at 8c per can 89c per dozen. Peerless Brand Wax Beans Spring Garden Green Beans 8c Iowa Brand Sugar Corn V Per can Dixie Brand Hominy.. I RQr.

19c

98c

age.) 25c

25c

Pride of America Pumpkin.

per dozen

No. 2 Cans Rock Valley Peas and No. 2 Cans Scarborough Tomatoes, 0 can '31

Glenwood Brand

Mince Meat, package ....

Cracker Jack Brand

Pink Salmon, per can

7ic Brand

10c

Green Valley Whiskey,

per bottle

65c

2-Gal Jugs Mary- I land Rye Whiskey. U

Imperial Rock and Rye, for

coughs and colds, a art bottle

68c

Our Well Known Lion XXXX Patent Flour

Vs-barrel sacks . . .

V -barrel sacks . . . , V2-barrel sacks. . .

89c 1.36 2.66

VINE AND LIQUOR DEP'T Old Overholt Whiskey, All full quart bottled in bond bottles at Green River Whiskey,-, only bottled in bond. AP Old Undsrroof Rye I lUw

Choice Santa Clara

Prunes, 4 pounds for. .

The largest and finest Oregon Prunes, about

20 to the lb., per lb

Barber's Double Dip Best and Cheapest Matches, 12 boxes in

large package . . . .

25c

17c

15c

Old Virginia Black- MW berry Wine, boUle. . . CjyQ '-Gallon Bottles Fine VJO Old Port Wine lOC Dallemand Co's Cream Rye

Whiskey, full quart bottles

89c

ed in the dining room. A bouquet of American Beauty roses decorated the table very prettily. At the meeting in two week, on Thursday afternoon, December 19th the members will be en

tertained by Mrs. F. A. Seowden at her home in Ada street. Mrs. Scowden Drill be hostess at a thimbel party..

AN AFTERSOOJT PARTY. Mrs. J. Wesley Reed was hostess at a

thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home, 285 Rldgre Road. Her guests were the members of the Colonial Club who met for their regular semi-month

ly meeting. A dainty luncheon was

served after the guests had spent a few hours pleasantly with their needle

work. Music was also a feature of the

afternoon. Mrs. W. II. Spellman of Carrol street will be hostess at the next

meeting in two weeks on Thursday. Pecembor 19th. It will be another thimble party.

Miss Fannie Ruhstadt has moved her

Arts and Craft Shop to room 312 of the Hammond building for tho convenience of Christmas shoppers. Adv.

MRS. KEXXEV A HOSTESS. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Barney

Kenney was hostess to the members of

the A. N. O. Club at her home In Michigan avenue. The members spent the afternoon very enjoyably at the card tables. Fedro was played at two tables. Mrs. Kenney won first honors, Mrs. Joseph Ruff, soeond and Mrs. P. L. Havls. third. A dainty two course uncheon was served at five o'clock. The next afternoon party will be given In tw.o weeks and the hostess will be named later. A SOCIAL GATHERING.

Pedro was played by the members of the Golden Rod Club who were Invited

to meet with Mrs. Donovan at her home In Ann street yesterday afternoon. The

games progressed at three tables. Mrs.

Kauffman won the first honors and Mrs.

Reynolds the second. The consolation

prize was awarded to Mrs. Jabbitt.

After the card games refreshments were served. The luncheon was served

in two courses. Mrs. Kauffman of State street will entertain the members

in two weeks on Thursday afternoon

MEETIXd WAS I'OSTIHJOXED.

The meeting of St. Taul's Lutheran

league which was announced would take place last evening was pontponed on account of the entertainment given

by the members of the Jovial Club. The

next meeting will take place the even

Ing of December 19th and a business

and social program will be followed.

A PLEASANT MEETING.

An enjoyable afternoon was spent by

the members of the Eyelet Embroidery

Club who were invited to meet with

Mrs. A. G. Deaver at her home In Gar

field avenue, AVest Hammond yesterday. The members brought their needle

work and spent a pleasant afternoon. A three course luncheon was served at four o'clock. On the afternoon of the nineteenth Mrs. L. J. Haefer will enter

tain the members of the club at a thimble party at her home in Truman avenue. The following- members were present yesterday: Mrs. Henry Morris, Mrs. Walter Lanborrie, ' Mrs. L. .T. Haefer, Mrs. William Hageman and Mrs. Clyde Petri. Important change In time table effetive December 8, 1912 Erie Railroad. 12-5-lt

A MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER, One of the prettiest parties of the week end was a mlscelaneo'us shower given by Miss Ethel Shearer last evening at her home in East Sibley street. The party was given complimentary to her sister, Miss Edith Shearer and John Myers whose marriage will be an event of this month. The party was the first in a series which will be given irutheir honor during the coming weeks and they were the recipients of many very

beautiful gifts. A color scheme of red I

and white was carried out In the decorations. Crepe paper and hearts were festooned in the parlors. Music and games were features of the evening after which a dainty two course luncheon was served. Among the guests at the pretty function were Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Towle. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Surprise, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, the Misses Ev a Ortt, Helen Wagonblast, Nancy P.ryan, Alice Bump. Anna Williams, Ethel Duval. Luella Moyer, Ethel Hoffman, Iva Simcoke, Edna Switzer of

Plymouth, . Ind., Mesrs. Gordon and Allan Williams and Clyde Shearer. ATTENI OIT Of TOWN PARTY. Mrs. Newman Charminsky who was formerly Cena Palmer . entertained a number of friends very pleasantly last evening at her home, 4717 Baring avenue, East Chicago. Mrs. Charmlnskly will leave East Chicago the latter part of this month to Join her husband who has located in business in Los Angeles. Cal. Music and games were the social diversions. Honors in the two contests

were won by Mrs. Frank Kauffman of Chicago and Mrs. Hallle Hascall. After

he games a dainty two course luncheon

was served. Mrs. Charminsky had twenty guests among them friends from Chicago, South Chicago, East Chi

cago ana Hammond. Those who attended from Hammond were Misa

Winnie Chapman, Miss Flynn, Miss Sweeney and the Misse Bertha and

Beatrice Hansen.

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.

A SIR PRISE PARTY. A surprise party was given Wednes

day evening in honor of Paul Wagner

who only recently returned to Ham

mond after spending several months In

Europe. The evening was spent very pleasantly In a social way. Music and

games were features of the evening after which a supper was served. The

guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eisner.

Walter Helsterberg, Harry Sehultss,

John Russ, all of East Side, Mr. and

Mrs. Berger and daughter, Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Adams Ebert, Mrs. E. Kuhn,

Mrs. Gindl. Mr. and Mrs. August Wie-

gand, the Misses Marie Dau of St. Louis,

Emily and Bertha Ebert, Augusta and Florence Kuhn, Messrs. George Milne. Fred Caster, Pete Gindl, Max Kuhn, Alwin Ebert and Richard Wagner.

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Small Fresh Pork Loins, lb Fresh Dressed Chickens, lb. . 8 Pounds Fresh Leaf Lard Native Leg of Veal, lb......

Hind Quarter Spring Lamb

Fore Quarter Spring Lamb, lb . .

-Native Sirloin f OA Steak, lb I C

JSativc Hound ini

Steak, lb I ZC

Choice Cuts of CI

Beef Pot Roast, lb.. 3 2b

JNative-Kib, 4 A.

Roast, lb. lt

1Uc 12ic 1.00 15ic

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Veal Breast, with

pocket, lb ,

Fresh Hamburg

Steak, lb ,

Rib Boiling

Beef, lb ; .

Mayer's Moose

Brand Hams, lb . .

No. 1 Calfironia

Hams, lb

Brisket Bacon,

pound

Vs-bbl. New Centurv

Flour 19 Pounds Granulated Sugar. . . . Small Kegs -of Holland Herring .... 3 Tall Cans Carnational Milk. . .

12ic ... 8c 6!c 18ic 13ic 17c 68c 1.00 68c 25c

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders

101 Slats St (bone 100

Ctias. BerendS

Hohman & Sostlla Sis Phone 431

(Most dealers charge $1.25)

An out of the ordinary Sale of Candy Friday evening and all day Saturday, featuring Bitter Sweet Chocolates at 23c per pound. (Sale will be conducted near the Basement Entrance (Main Aisle) CHOCLOTE CREAM ECLAIRS, an entirely new confection, made especially for THE LION STORE by one of Chicago's best candy makers. Several weeks ago we requested

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purest ingredients obtainable that we could sell at an attractive .price. Hence these delicious sweets at 23c. CHCOLATE CREAM ECLAIRS have a rich creamy center with a thick bitter sweet coating. CHOCOLATE CREAM TARTS have delicious creamy fruit flavored centers and are coated with sweet

chocolate.

SPECIAL PRICE FOR SATURDAY,

per pound

(ONLY TWO POUNDS SOLD TO A CUSTOMER)

23c

At This Special Candy Section, opposite the S. A H. Stamp desk, you can buy Barr's Famous Saturday Candy, a 40c pound box of assorted Ofl chocolates, at LvC

Extra Special 2,000 Pink and White Ribbon Pop Corn Balls on sale Saturday in oir Special Holiday

Candy Section, per dozen,

Where to get Honey tor (Christmas

If you are short and need a little MONEY, call on us and we will let you have all you vant from $5 to SIOO And give you all next year to pay back. Payments arranged to suit your income. You need not miss any of your friends on account of phortagre of money. Your furniture, piano, horses, wagons, or stock will do as security without disturbing It. i ' If you now have a loan with another Companv Jet us pay it off, advance you more money and nave you from 93 to 410 oa your loan. Loans on their own note to people permanently employed. Horrow $5 you pay back (5.50. Other amounts In proportion. Loans made anywhere In the Calumet District. All Business Private and Confidential. "You are to Blame If you forj get the Name." LahetBountj Loan (So. Room 28 tUrnback Block (Over Uoi Store) Phone 21M Open every evening till 8 p. m. Saturday, 9 p. m.

Eugene A

. Grisuolti & Son

Dealing in GROCERIES, MEATS AND HARDWARE 276 State St., Corner Sohl and State Sts., Phone 480 ' Hammond, Indiana

Best Granulated Sugar, per lb . . .

51c

Flour Special for Saturday Ceresota, Gold Medal, New Century and Pillsbury, H-bbl. sack 68c 4-barrel sack 1.34 H-barrel sack .2.67 The Day Light Store show the biggest line of Candies in the 1 flp city, for, per lb Monsoon Prepared Mustard, per ftp quart jar. lU" Try a Pound of cur Day Light Coffee, 07 p per pound Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter, QQp per lb Uu" A chance to lay in a few Dry Onions, Rlp peck, 14c; bushel. . . H" We have a few more bushel of those Michigan Potatoes at, COp peek, 16; bushel. ... OZU Pet Milk, dozen large cans, 98c; 3 cans, 25c; dozen small cans, 47c; per can Fancy Clean Grazella Seedless Raisins, go per pound 0" Nice Clean Navy Beans, good cookers, 1 Tfp 3 pounds I f ir Your choice in Can Goods,

Hominy. Sweet Corn, Wax

Beans. String: Beans, Kid

ney Beans or 70 Pumpkin, can ... 1 2u

Try a package of Oriole Corn Flakes, A c

2 packages. 13"

American Family or Fels Naptha Soap, 1 On 5 bars Qu A Good Fair Sized Broom,

as long as they last. .... . . . . . . .

2-lb Can S. W. C. Corn

Syrup, 3 cans .

Clean Carolina Head Rice, lx:nn:.: 15c

Get a Pound of our Dried

Yellow Peaches, halves, per lb . . .

ana. WAaVA 23c

25c

Hammond Phone 232 TONITE AND UNTIL SUN. VAUDEVILLE Howard Brothers, Banjo Wizards, Introducing the Flying I?anjos. Jos. Ketler & Co., Comedy Sketch, "A . Rural Substitute." Beau Brummel Trio, Singing Three. Frevoil, Comedy Shadowgraphist Kinodrome Other Features

10c

SATURDAY SPECIALS IN MEAT DEP'T.

Fresh Dressed Chickens, per lb

Small Pork Loins, 1 1 per pound 2u

Fresh Hams, for roast, per lb. . . . Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb . . .

Fancy Native Beef Pot Roast, lb

Brisket Bacon, per pound . Leaf Lard, 8 pounds for. . ,

Oysters, large, QKf. per quart fJtJO

Spring 16c

15k 111c

12c

17k 1.00

SEATS NOW ON SALE FOR Sunday Mat. and Night GEO. SYDNEY IN THE BIG SHOW "BUSY IZZY" Hammond Theatre

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5c PHOTO PLAYS 6c Special Today THE ARMY SURGEON, War Drama in 2 Parts. ZIGOTO TO THE RESCUE, Corned v.

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Special Sale Prices

A FULL QUART JAR OF BISMARK OLIVES for. FRESH BAKED FIG BAR CAKES, pound

A 2-LB CAN OF CANNED STRAW-

BERRIES in extra heavy syrup, only

3-LB CAN OF TABLE PEACHES,

In heavy syrup, at 3-LB CAN OF GREEN GAGE PLUMS, each FRESH WAX BEANS, pound. FRESH SPINACH, peck

25c 10c

TRAW16c

CHES, I5c

18c 15c 20c

Pork Loins, per pound.

Leaf Lard, 8 pounds for. No. 1 Hams, per pound . . .

Hindquarter Lamb, lb. .

Forequarter ' Lamb, lb.

10c 1.00 1 6c 12ic 90c

FANCY LARGE GRAPE FRUIT, each 25c TINS OF GRATED PINEAPPLE for

1-LB PKG FEDERAL BRAND

BAKING SODA FULL QUART BOTTLES OF AMMONIA, 10c size, 2 for...

TRY OUR SPECIAL BLEND OF COFFEE, per lb

We sell the famous brand of SUN KIST Dried Fruits. If you like dried fruits, try this particular brand. 40-50 Size Prunes, 2 1bs for 25 C X Fancy Dried Peaches, lb 14c X Fancy Dried Apricots, lb..... YJq

20c

7c 1 5c

25c

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578 Hohman St.. Hammond Phones J 550-1 55 1