Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 160, Hammond, Lake County, 6 December 1912 — Page 5

Friday, Dec G, 1912.

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WILL MKKT NEXT WEEK... The next meetine; of the HelpiiiK and Embroidery Club will take place Thursday, December 12th at the home of Mrs. Emma Kroer in Truman avenue. The meeting? which was announced would take place yesterday was postponed on account of illness among the members.

A II IRV1CST PAKTV. Miss Florence Stommel was hostess at a very pretty Harvest Party last Pveninp at hr home in Russell street. Music and canws were features of the evening until ten o'clock when a luncheon was served. The refreshments

were served in two courses at a beautifully decorated table in the dining? room. A huge pumpkin filled with fall fruits and grains decorated the center of the table. Little baskets tied with yellow ribbon streamers and filled with candy corn were grlven ths guests as favors Jn the dining room. In the parlors the decorations were in the harvest colors of jreen and brown. The lights were shaded with crepe paper. The party at which Miss Stommel was hostess was one of the prettiest events of the season. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Will Humpfer, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rinohart, Miss Hose Schulze of Chicago,

CHRISTMAS CHEER that will gladden the hearts of all who would make merry during the season of festivities. Good to eat anil good to look at the living luxuries ttat Hammond modern bakery offers, comprise all that Is best in pies, cakes and pastry. Fruit cakes, jelly oaken and all kinds of cakes that will delight. Tastry that is enchanting In Its richness and flavor, and pies without a parallel. Your Christmas table will be the loser if you fail to supply it with our goodies. The Hammond Modern Bakery BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS, 86 State Street. Phone 263. HAMMOND, - - IND.

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that when you buy clothes ready made you pay the Large WHOLESALE CLOTHIER'S RENT, TRAVELING SALESMEN, NATIONAL ADVERTISING, WHOLESALE PROFIT, and in addition you pay for the Retail Store's Rent and Advertising, a large left-over Stock and profit on the big Investment in Stock. We carry no odd sizes or broken lots. We carry no dead stock. Have your clothes made to measure. Have clothes that fit and wear. Cut out the Middle Man's Profit. Buy from the mill direct to you. At. ATrflfrt. mst. nf nlntTi

k w - w VANS VAAf workmanship, plus one small . profit.

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We keep your Clothes Pressed and in Repair for 1 year Free ofi Charge

Sterling Woolen

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153 State Street Hammond, Ind, Phone 747

Misses Margaret and Edith Trest, Belle Morrison and Martha Spencer and Messrs. Frank Williams of East Chicago, Carl Meise, Al Mader, John Kennedy and Edwin Dickmeyer. A 11AZVAK AND SVPPEK. The Masonic Temple in Muenich Court was decorated apropriately for pthe holiday season yesterday by the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the. First Presbyterian Church who held their annual bazaar and supper there. There was a prettily decorated Christmas tree and the booths whore articles of needle work were sold were trimmed attractively with red and green crepe paper. The members of the society had a larpe assortment of pretty hand made articles, many of which were sold and brought in a nice sum for the church. There was a larga attendance at the supper. The hours of serving continued between five and eight o'clock. It is expected that there would have been u much' larger attendance if the weather had been pleasant. IIOLO WEEKLY MEETING. Mrs. W. A. Hill, the president of the Baptist Women's Union was at homo yesterday afternoon to the members at her South Hohm.-tn street residence. The meeting opened with song and scripture reading: lead by Mrs. C. J. Coulter after which the members of the Physical Culture department took charge of the program. The discuss'on was lead by Mrs. Floyd H. Adams, chairman of that section. Mrs. Horton played a very pretty violin selection. The piano accompaniment was played by Mrs. Georgre Houscr. At the close

of the program served.

refreshments were

The Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Joseph's Court No. 513 at their ' regrular meeting Wednesday December 13th elected officers for' the year 1913. There was a larjre attendance of the membership and a number of visitors were also present. At the close of the lodge session refreshments were served and a pleasant time was spent socially. The following; members were elected to offices: Anna M. Volk Chief Ranger. Theresa Schramm Vice Chief Rangror. Catherine Cope Recording- Secretary. ' Louisa' Grimmer Financial Secretary. Angeline Kolb Treasurer. Marie Ruess, Christine Venzke, Anna E. Weiss Trustees. Hedwig; Kamradt, Elizabeth Weinand Marshalls. Mary Gindl, Frances Spinner Sentinels. Miss Edna Swltzer formerly of Hammond but now of Plymouth, Ind., is visiting: friends here. Miss May Bonner of Oswegro, N. Y., who has been the guest of Hammond and Chicago relatives has gone to Milwaukee. - Miss Bonner came to attend the marriage of her cousin. Miss Rose Kinney. Mrs. Margaret Nealon has returned to her home in Oswego, N. Y.. after a visit with Hammond and Chicago relatives.

Hurry! Hurry!

1.35 69c 14c 22c 15c 55c 25c 25c 25c 53c

50 POUNDS CERESOTA OF PILLSBURY FLOUR I ............... . 25 POUNDS CERESOTO OR PILLSBURY FLOUR... PRUNES, per pound, 7c; 3 pounds for . . ARMOUR & CO 'S BUTTERINE, per pound FANCY FRESH MIXED NUTS, per pound CARNATION MILK, 6 cans for. . . , . . . . . MONSOON CATSUP, 10 size, 3 for...... INDIANA EARLY JUNE PEAS, 3 for RICHLIEU OATS, package, 9c; . 3 for ...... 10 POUNDS SUGAR, with order of 1.00 or

more....

MEATS. NATIVE POT ROAST, , per pound CORN BEEF, per pound. SPARE RIBS, per. pound

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121c

Fresh Dressed Poultry Always on Hand 732 CLAUDE STREET. Phone 282

Pleads Guilty.

Stanley Leschna of Hegewisch, 111.,

was arrested by Officer Miller last night at the South Shore' depot on Hoh-

man street where he was found in an intoxicated condition. This morning he pead guilty before City Judge Barnett

receiving a fine of $11.00. Unable to pay Leschna will be taken to Crown Point today Jn default of payment.

Bowl for Bet.

Bowling fans of Hammond are look

ing forward with much interest to a special arranged match between C. Long's and a picked team from Towle & McCool's alleys for a side bet of

$100. The first games are to be rolled

this week, the terms being a total of

nine games, the team rolling the high

est" number of total pins claming the side bet. Tinmen are busy getting into shape and some good scores are expected as a result.

Eagles Elect Officers. At the annual election of offick for the Hammond Aerie of Eagles No. 1252 the following officers were elected: Past worthy president Dave Hirscb. Worthy president E. O. Sproat. "Vice president F. Green. Chaplain William Baldwin. Treasurer Al Fisher. Secretary H. A. Eisner. ConductorBarnle Wllhelm. , Inner guard Max Schneider. Outer guard Charles Sanders. Trustees Jacob Wicker, S. F. Parker, Albert Truhn.

New Prosecutor Soon. Prosecuting Attorney Charles Greenwald was in Hammond today and said that his term of office expires on the 31st of this month. He says that the ne wprosecutor, J- A. Patterson, will take office on, the first. Greenwald says that there is no longer any money In the office. He says that the territory Is so extended that It costs all the office is worth to employ deputies. He says that he did no make a dollar until he got hold of Ralph Ross and was able to take charge of the Gary office. There are so many more arrests In Gary than anywhere else in the county that the Gary end of the business is the real plum. -

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MONEY FOR THE HOLIDAYS DO YOUR SHOPPING FOR CHRISTMAS EARLY and AVOID the RUSH If you are short of money, come to ua. We will let you have any amount from $10.00 to $200.00. You may want t6 take your family on an out-of-town Christmas or New Year's visit, or you may want to send your friends or relations a present or to make your own home bright and cheerful. It takes both time and money. The Hammond Loan Company System is a great and timely convenience to thousands, as it enables persons in all circumstances to take holiday trips and make beautiful and appropriate gifts. How to Begin a Confidential Account Simply call at our office, tell us HOW MUCH YOU WANT, and we will then explain to you exactly what the cost will be. You then give us for our security and your good faith to repay us, either Household x Goods, Pianos, Horses or Wagons, etc., without removal; all goods remain undisturbed. Payments arranged to suit your income. Weekly, Bl-Weekly or Monthly. All business strictly confidential. Every possible courtesy shown. Deal with the Company that Protects its Patrons and one that does not advertise bogus rates, such as $50.00 at $1.20 per week, eta. We want your business and kindly ask you to call us up at any time. Positively Lowest Rates and Best Terms in this Section of the Country. We make Loans anywhere in the Calumet District. Hammond Loan Co.

PHONE 257 Open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.

Saturday and Monday Until 9 p. m.

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What will be Your Christmas Gifitt This Year Instead of "gimeraeks" give something of standard value. Combine usefulness with sentiment by choosing any one of the high grade musical instruments manufactured or sold bv the , THE STRAUBE PIANO & MUSIC CO. Every Christmas the little gifts make your shopping a vexation when it should be a joy. Why not make it different this year? With Straube gifts you give the best. A Straube Piano, a Victor Victrola, a Columbia Graphonla, an Edison Ambreola or a few appropriate Records to friends that own Talking Machines. Violins, Mandolins, and Guitars all make appropriate Christmas gifts. A musical, instrument will always be in good, form, and highly appreciated, and will be the stepping stone to the young mind for higher and purer ideas, if not to a bright and successful musical career. Buy a musical instrument for the home and make all the family happy. Our stock of musical instruments cannot be excelled. . EVERYTHING MUSICAL. Store open every evening until Christmas. Easy Terms If Desired. Straube Piano & Music Co. PHONE 661 629 HOHMAN ST. HAMMOND, IND.

MIMAS

Hammond's Greatest Dept. Store

FRIDAY EVENING AND SATURDAY GROCERY SPECIALS A LIST OF NECESSITIES AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. LEAVE YOUR ORDER FRIDAY EVENING FOR EARLY SATURDAY DELIVERY.

SUGAR - Best granulated, with order of 1.00 or more (meat, flour or butter not in- l eluded), 10 lbs- Hid V

Raisins, new seeded, Gazelle brand, 41 pound package a Walnuts, No. 1 California, all new, per lb ZJiC Maine Corn, Paris or Big Tree Brand, 1 per can lii&vL'

Grandma's Washing Pow

der, large package

Indian River Grape Fruit, per dozen QffvO only 5)3 Baked Beans, a -fl ifhj? 3-lb can for r JULv 20-Mule Team fl fih Borax, 15c pkg. . . JiV-' Minas Blend Coffee, best value in Hammond, four

lbs, $1.05, per pound

13c

27c

MILK Pet or Carnation Dozen small cans

47c; per can, 4c; dozen

large cans, 98c; per can

8!c

BUTTER Elgin Creamery, guaranteed absolutely pure and finest quality J f obtainable, per cyfcyL-

20c

Prunes, Sweet Santa

Clara, good size, 3 lbs

Oranges, large size and very sweet, pflf per doz 4 ZkiW' Pancake or Buckwheat Flour, the best fytZn packed, 3 pkgs----3) Dry Lima Beans, Cftf best quality, per lb - tL Blue Cross Macaroni or Spaghetti, Jo per package u Marigold Butterine, fine color and flavor, per lb 4cP(L Barber's Best and Cheapess Matches, 1f 20c package- ILIlVL Armour's Shield Brand Lard, guaranteed fl I pure, per lb iLHl'

FLOUR Why buy the cheap grades when you can get the best at these prices. Gold Medal or Ceresota: bbl sack 2.68 bbl sack .- 1.35 bbl sack ;68c

HAMS Oscar Mayer's Moose Brand, average 8 to 12 pounds -fl each, per lb...ilHP2

Salmon fancv newfl Red, lib tall can. Ji 53) C i Apples, Fine Baldwins,

S'.2:75.; 25c

Early June Peas, Just Fyn brand, dozen -f (Tk cans 1.10; per can ilx Hand Picked Nav-fl Beans, 3 lbs-.-'JL J f . m t . t- ji

kjvlu, lum do y jsrana, t

aozen cans, ozc; per can

Peanut Butter, "fl "fl f best made, per lb JLL JUL Karo Corn Syrup, -fl CJ two 10c cans Ji3)w Fels Naphtha or American Family Soap, withCpK order, 7 bars StV'

Jelke's Butterine, Good Luck Brand, special

price, per lb...

18c

Try a pound of our

Hand Dipped Chocolates, only

40c

25c

Virginia Salted Peanuts,

Always fresh, per lb

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French Walnut Meats, i:!- Mc Special Mixture, containing fancy creams and chocolates, 'fl ? per lb- -"v---:H53)C

Large Soft Gum Drops, 15c value, per lb ....30 Chocolate Caramels, good flavor, worth 25c, fl per lb-. J13)(E

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