Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 166, Hammond, Lake County, 13 December 1912 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Friday, Dec. 13, lrl2.
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You are Sure ofl Gettttiitg Paire Food Groceries alt Lowest Possible Prices when
You Buv your Food Supply from,
Lioia Store
BIG PURCHASE OF FANCY LARGE OREGON PRUNES enables us to offer these
original 8-1 b boxes at a big savinglute cleanliness- -
Packed at the orchard, thereby assuring abso-
8
pound original orchard pack boxes only.
98c
SPECIALS
For Friday and Saturday.
!9c Sic
8c
II
10
Fancy Full Cream Brick
Cheese, per lb Finest No. 1 Hand Picked Navy Bean, lb California Dry Lima Beans, per lb
Kirk's Famous American Family Soap,
bam for .
Bismark Brand Manzanilla Olives In Mason Qt. jars Fresh Milled Roiled Oats, 5 pounds for , Choice Loose California Raisins, lb Choice Evaporated Peaches and Apples, per pound......
Our Leader The Coffee that pleases
most people, today, per lb
Lion Brand Finest Quality Pancake
and Buckwheat Flour, pkg-. 9c; 3 pkgs for Best XXX Soda Crackers and
Ginger Snaps, per lb Fresh Baked Uneeda Biscuits, 4 pkgs for
Choice Santos and Rio Coffee. per pound
39c 25c 14c 6c 10c
28c
25c
6c 15c
23c
SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday.
Glenwood Brand Mincemeat, 10c pkgs now Best Quality Peanut Butter, pound ,
Empire and Gilt Edge Brand Highest
Grade Butterine, one pound prints Dandy Brand Butterine, 5 pound drums only
Finest No- 1 California Soft Shell Eng
lish Walnuts, pound , Choice Naples English Walnuts, lb. Fine old "Sure Pop" Popcorn, 5 lbs for , Citron. Lenon and Orange Peel, lb Dromedary Dates. per package New Persian Dates, per pound 1-lb pkg Call. Seeded Raisins, extra fine, pkg 12-oz. pkg. choice Call. Seeded Raisins, pkg 1-lb pkg Re-cleaned Currants, pkgs
7c 1 2c Highest
23 c 95c
:ll Eng20 c
1 7c 22c 1 7c 10c 9c
10c
7c lie
BIG CUT PRICE SALE OF FLOUR. Buy Flour now for your Christmas bakings. LION XXXX PATENT FLOUR and Pillsbury's Flour- '
67c : -1.32 2.58 10 lb bags Pure old fash-
M barrel sacks barrel sacks Yz barrel sacks ; . . . Va barrel sacks Bohemian
Rye Flour. at
60c
5 lb sacks Graham Pastry
and Rye Flour, bag . .
1 9c
ioned Buckwheat Flour . . . .;
39c
Tremendous Savings in Canned-Goods
Ko. 3 fans Choice Tomatnm, fl ff can, 10c; dozen J. At) No. 2 rim Choice Tom atom. 4 A( can, Sc; dozen 1VV 3Vo. 2 riM Iowa Brand Sugar Qfls Corn, can, 7c: dolfn. ., o"v No. 2 rann Farnhonur Fine m f Snjcr ( am. can, 9c; dozen No. 2 runs Rock Valley Brand tZ Pracan. 10c: dozen J.o--'
No. X irana' WIscobkIb Sifted 1 AA Karly Jane Pean. can, 11c; dot. . M.U9 No. 2 caaa Aurora Small Karljr 4 ("A June I'ean, can, 13c: dozen J.iJU No. 2 ran Joan of Arc Kidney 4 Af Bean, can. 9c; dozen JLW No. 2 (una Peerleaa Wax Beana, Qftf ran. 8c: dozen JJ
No. 2 rain Sprint? Garden MrlnK Bru, can, 7c; dos.
85c
and Vegetables
Choice Florida
Pine a p p I a
Oranges,
dozen .
ihoice Indian River Grape Fruit,
5c. 8c and. . . .
Fancy Washingten Spltzenberg
Apples, peck. . .
29c
an RivFruit, 10c rashing-zenberg
50c
TM$ILmBE BTTILE
Imported Spanish
Malaga Grapes,
per pound. .
20c
Choice Bleached Endive, per head,
2c. 3c and
Be
Choice Head Lettuce, per head,
and.
8c
10
c
Guckenheimer and Green River Whis
key (bottled in bond)
per bottle
89c
Direct from France. Barnett & Co.'s finest French Cognac Brandy, 2.50 value, per
bottle only...-.
1.48
Dallemand &. Co's Pure Cream Rye Whiskey, full quart bottles- Othera ask
1.25, our price
WITH A LIQUOR PURCHASE 0f4l0R0VER
89c
A purchase of 500 " gallons of fine old California Port and Sherry Wine enables us to offer this rich, fruity wine from the famous White Elk vineyards at $1.00 per gallon; No charge for JugB.
Vz gallon bottles Princess brand fine
old Port Wine."...
The famous Maryland Rye .Whiskey
full qt bottles . .
48c
75c
Cigars
Royal Soverign, an all Havana 10c straight cigar, 25 in a box A Af" A Crystal Glass Humidor Free with each box. Don Robino, an excellent long filler, bundle Cigar in artistic package, box of
50, at 1.75,1
box of 25.
Yale Club, the popular 5c Ha
vana cigar, box of
twelve only. . .
Pipe Sets, consisting of pipe, cigar holder and match box, in handsome leather
ette case,
1.00 value
89c
40c
48c
DonMe ?M" Green Stamps Tonight
Barfs
Saturday
u
A Tegular 40c Box of Delicious Chocolates, rich creamy pure fruit centers, . thickly
coated Avith bitter sweet chocolate, on sale,
Saturday only, box.
29c
Fresh Made Pop Corn Balls, with red arid white ribbon tics, for tree decorating, dozen. .
Cameo Mixed Can-
Hoarhound Squares 25c value, -fl CJ per pound. JlcJ'VL'
dy, regular price 20c a pound fl
.... JLLi-
now.
Crystal Cut Christ
mas uandy. I8e
value, per lb . . .
12c
Carmels, assorted flavors, wrapped in
parahn paper, Chf pound. ...... (L
Sttamps Given with all Purchases
Social News , , IN
Hammond
A FOIIMAL. PARTY.
The most' delightful party yet given
In the Hammond Country Club occurred
in the ball room last night, the occasion being the first formal dance of the
season. About 30 couples attended.
Owing to the great amount of sickness
in the-city many who had planned to attend were kept away.
It was a very charming social func
tion and the attendance showed con
clusively that the city has a. circleelect that could be introduced any
where. Some very striking gowns en
hanced the affair.
A splendid orchestra played a dance
program of thirty dance starting at
8:30 and lasting till midnight. Punch was served during the dances and a collation afterwards.
AN AFTERXOOX P4I1TV.
Mrs. Frederick A. Bull gave a very
delightful party at her home in Ann
street yesterday afternoon in honor of
the members of the Idle Hour Club. Pedro was played during the afternoon. The first honors were won by Mrs. Fred
Collins and prizes were also won by
Mrs. J. P. Ryan and Mrs. Stewart. Mrs.
Charles Hubbard was awarded the con
solatlon prize. The games progressed
at two tables, A dainty luncheon was served In two courses at the conclusion of the card games. On account of the
holiday season there- will, be no meet
ing in two weeks. In four weeks on
Thursday Mrs. Fred Collins will enter
tain the members at her home in Beall
avenue. Cards will again be the feat
ure of entertainment.
PARENTS CLUB MEETING,
The Parents Club of the Lafayette
school will have its next meeting
Thursday afternoon of next week. The
program will be given at three o'clock
The following numbers will be given:
Instrumental Solo Lillian Boese
Recitation Florence Hix
Game "I See You".. Pupils of Room
Recitation Bertha Taussig
i Violin Solo Rusell Burli
Recitation Maisie Tuley
Chorus.... Girls of Room
Address Rev. Frank O. Fraley,
Tastor of the First M. E. church
ANNOUNCEMENTS. AK.VOCXtEMEXf. Dr. X. A: CJraham has moved hl offices to the Knotts building. 63 Muenich court offices formerly occupi
ed by- Attorney Geo. B. Sheerer and A.
F. Cnotts. He -will discontinue his
offic at 100 State street. Chicago, for
the winter months. Phone night and
day 293 Hammond. 12-9-6
Miss Fannie Ruhstadt has moved her
Arts and Craft Shop to room 606 of the Hammond building for the ocn-
venlence of Christmas shoppers. Adv.
I5'r. L. H.- Kelly has moved his office
from room 112 In the First National Bank building, to suit 210 in the Hammond Building. 12-10-30t
Whist Club at a seven o'clock dinner
Saturday at their home In Truman ave
nue. The dinner will be followed with cards. Bridge whist will be played pro-
gresively at three tables during the
eevning.
MRS. WAIINBK A HOSTESS.
Mrs. Giles Warner will entertain the
members of the B. Y. P. IT. at her home
in Carroll street Saturday evening. The annual election of olticers will take
place after which the evening will bo
given to a social program.
Hammond Meat MarKef 101 STATE STREET. 216 N. HOHMAN STREET Special Sata of Fancy Groceriss, Fresh and Smoked Meats Our Meats Are the Best. Our Prices the Lowest We Sell Just as We Advertise.
METE 1 riUltlll PARLORS. The Baptist Women's Union met in the church parlors yesterday afternoon. It was the regular weely meeting and there was the usual large attendance of members. The president, Mrs. W. A. Hill presided and also lead the devotional exercises after which the program for the afternoon was gevin. The Child Culture sectnon of which Mrs. Hamacher is chairman had charge of the program. Several excellent papers were read and the song by Miss Erlene Anderson was very much enjoyed. The program was one of the best of the
year. Papers and talks on the following subjects were given: "Feeding School Children" Mrs. Sommerhazo "Children In The Playground' Mrs. R. C. Hobbs "How JDeaf Children Are Taught In School" Mrs. C. J. Coulter "Will My Child Be Promoted"... Mrs. James Dickson "Innocence In the School and How To
Deal With It" ....Mrs. Buttner
Teaching Purity To Children In
Public Schools" Mrs. F. H. Adams
Fresh Dressed Chickens, lb. ... . Small Fresh Pork Loin, lb . 8Vi Pounds Leaf Lard ....... Hind Quarter Spring Lamb, lb . Fore Quarter Spring. Lamb, lb. Kative Sirloin Steak, lb. . ...... Native Round
Steak, lb . "i ..... . Native Leg of Veal, lb......... Native Veal Steaw, lb Choice Cuts of Rib Roast, lb ... .
12ic lite 1.00 11ic 12c 16k
12k
11c
Native Beef Pot
Roast, lb ...... .
Rib Boiling
Beef, lb
Fresh Hamburger
Steak, lb . . .
Rib. Corned Beef,
pound Mayer's loose Brand Hams, lb No. 1 California Hams, lb Brisket Bacon,
pound. ...... 10 Pounds Granulated Sugar. . . 3 Cans Sweet Corn. . . . . . . . -bbl. New Century Flour.......
91c ...71c ..Sic 181c . 1 3c 162c 52c
25c 67c
Prompt Delivery to ail Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders
101 S'ate St fhoni 103
Chas. Berendft "0tf i"" 1
. a thimiji.e party. The members of the Helping and Em
broidery Club were pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Emma Kroer at her home in Truman avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Kroer was hostess at a thimble party. A dainty luncheon was
served at five o'clock after the guests had devoted a few hours to their needle work. There were a number of mem
bers at the meeting. The next meeting
I will take place the first Wednesday afternoon In the new year. On account
of the holiday season there will be no meeting In two weeks.
EJfTjERTINS WITH CARDS.
An eifiiiyable meeting of the "Good
Will Club took place yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Charles Luthman In Sbley street. The members met to play cards and after Several games
of pedro the awards were given. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hill, Mrs.
Fred Kralowets and Miss Mae Luth-
man. rne consolation prize was
awarded to Mrs. John Nicklaus. After
me card games the hostess served a
dainty luncheon. Twelves covers were
laid. At the next meeting In two Weeks
on Thursday afternoon, December 26th
Mrs. John Nicklaus will entertain the
members at her home, S17 Gostlin
street. Mrs. Nicklaus will entertain
with cards.
A SOCIAL. SKSSIOX.
Miss Minnie Schulx and the Misses
Lyda and Etta Muenich entertained the members of the Presbyterian Social
Club in the parlors of the church In
South Hohman street last evening. A
number of the young people of the
church attnded the meeting and spent
an enjoyable evening. Music and games
were the diversions. A dainty lunch
eon was served. There will be no meeting in two weeks on account of the . holiday season and announcement
of th next meeting will be made latr.
ELECT OFFICERS.
Th weekly meeting of the Martha So-
i ciety of the First Christian church was
held yesterday afternoon in the parlors
of the church In Calumet avenue. The
committee work for the year being
completed, a report was given showing
how much had ben realized by the so
ciety for the benefit of the church. The
report was most favorable. The election of officers was another Important feature of the afternoon. It resulted as
follows:
President Mrs. John M. Stirrson. Vice President Mrs. Al Graves.
Financial Secretary Mrs. John
Jones.
Recording Secretary Mrs. Harry
Petrie.
Treasurer Mrs. B. Hardest'. A CHRISTMAS SAI,E.
A Doll Bazaar and Home Bakery
Sale will be given by the Ladies' Guild
of St. Pauls Episcopal church Saturday
in the guild room of the church In Rimbach avenue. Th members of the guild
invite the public to attend.
A BKIDGR DIXXKR. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mashino will en
tertain the members of the Evening
A BRIDGE LtSCIIEOX. - Mrs. W. G. Paxton of Rimbach avehuo
s entertaining the members of the
Marquette Club at a one o'clock luncheon and bridge party today. Bridge whist will be played progressively at
four tables during the afternoon.
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A REHEARSAL, The children of the primary depart
ment of the First M. E. church will meet at the church in Russell street Saturday afternoon at two o'clock for
rehearsal of the program for Christ
mas.
A BRIDGE PARTY. The members of the UniversltyClub
will meet at a bridge party this evening In the University Club rooms in South Hohman street. The members of
the Women's Auxiliary will act as hostesses. The games will begin promptly
at eight o'clock.
HOLD MONTHLY MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Parents'
Club of the Wallace school will be held at three o'clock this afternoon In the
kindergarten room. The address of the
afternoon will be given by the Rev.
Frank O. Fraley, pastor of the Frst M E. church. Mrs. Strout will, give a
group of songs and the only other num
ber on th program will be a folk game by the pupils of Room 3.
Hamtnond Phone 232 f onite and Until Sunday PAUL KLEIST AND COMPANY SPECTACULAR MUSICAL, NOVELTY THE LAND OF DREAMS
NOW PLAYING Four Aders, - The Swifest and Most Scientific of Club Jugglers. , f Dolliver & Rogers Singers, Dancers and Change ArtlBtsBobby Robbins The Antl-Suffer-Yettist. New Motion Pictures COMING SOON R0SS0W MIDGETS
A Hl'SINES MEETING. The members of the Hammond Motor
Boat club met at the club house In Calumet avenue last evening or a busi
ness session. Another meeting will be held next Thursday evening at the home of G. W. Hunter, in Hohman
street, when final arrangements will
be made for the annual dancing party to be given Thursday evening, Jan. 16, at the Masonic temple, in Muenich
court.
CARD OF THAXKS. We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to Garfield Lodge No. 569 F. &
A. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Grand International Auxlliry
Loyal Order of Moose and the many friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted in our sad bereavement.
MRS. M. L. DICK AND SON. MR. AND MRS. GEO. DICK. MRS. HENRY WONDERS. MR. CARL, DICK-
Hammond Theatre SATURDAY EVENING WORLD'S FAMOUS . DETECTIVE SHERLOCK HOLMES MOVING PICTURES The Mvstcrv of the Speckled Band Produced Under the Direction of SIR COXAN DOYLE. ADMISSION 10c
' Seats Ready Now for Matinee and Evening, Sunday; Dec. 15. I
MUTT and ! JEFF
HAMMOND THEATRE Mat., 25c and 50c. Eve., 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00
MISS RETTA HALSEY PtHMC STENOGRAPHER AND EXPERT BOOKKEEPER OFFICE -579 HOHMAN STREET, 3rd Floor. Chamber of Commerce, over CITIZEN'S GERMAN NATL BANK Hammond. Ind. Phone &S6 OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 12 1 to i Except Sunday. NOTICE! The Circle will be held Friday'night at 216 Truman avenue. Lunch will be served. Strangers and friends invited. Admission 15c to everybody. PHONE 1229-W.
, THE TIMES MERIT THE ACHIEVED.
IS TRTIXG HARD TO SUCCESS IT HAS
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5c PHOTO PLAYS 5C TONIGHT Shocking Her Future : Mother In Law. Comedy. ; The Squaw, Western Feature in Twd Parts.
A CLEAN PAPER, FIT FOR TOUR CHILDREN TO READ IS THIS TIMES.
Special Sales worth reading;
FULL QUART JAR OF
BISMARK OLIVES only..
MIDGET SWEET PICKLES,
75 to the quart
FRESH BULK COCOANUT,
per pound
EXTRA FANCY FAT MACKEREL,
weighing from to 1 pound, only. ,
LARGE INDIAN RIVER -
25c 30c 18c
15c
5c
9c
GRAPE FRUIT, each
1-LB PACKAGES OF SEEDED
RAISINS, at
3-POUND CANS TABLE PEACHES,
in heavy syrup, 4 ca n I -!.' U 2-POUND CANS STRAWBERRIES,
in heavy syrup, can FINE MIXED COOKIES, 2 pounds for
16c
25c
Pork Loins, per pound . . 8 Pounds Leaf
Lard. . .
Hind Quarter Lamb, lb . . . Fore Quarter Lamb, lb
No. 1 Hams, per lb . . Best Sirloin Steak, per lb ......
Leave your orders for Xmas Poultry NOW. We will have a fine line as usual.
11ic 1.00 12ic Sic 16c
17c
for.
20c ilCOTS, 19c
21c . 10c
A f POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR with grocery order of $1.00 (meats A JZn I (J not included) for. rub
578 Hohman St., Hammond o Phones J550-J55J
EXTRA LARGE ROLLS OF TOILET PAPER, 3 for.... A GOOD GRADE OF CANNED CORN only
FRESH SPINACH, per peck. ROMAINE HEAD LETTUCE, each IMPORTED FRENCH PEAS, per tin
25c CAN OF HAWAIIN GRATED
PINEAPPLE,
25c 9c
20c 8c 18c
EXTRA FANCY TABLE APRICOTS,
in heavy syrup, 3-1 b cans, regular price 25c, tale.... MONARCH CATSUP, 25c size , FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS, per pound....
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