Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 172, Hammond, Lake County, 20 December 1912 — Page 2
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THE TIMES. Friday, Dec. 20, 1912.
GOOD THINGS FOR THE IMAS DIKTMER
SPECZA3L3LY . PRICED,
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U8N T1RE PURE FOOD GROCERY
NUTS OF ALL KINDS FOR CHRISTMAS AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES.
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NEW MIXED NUTS, only the very finest variety in this assortment, r per pound, 3 pounds for. ...... QQQ SPECIAL MIXED NUTS, all new nuts, a very good assortment at, At per pound, 3 pounds for 4UC FINEST CALIFORNIA SOFT 01 SHELL ENGLISH WALNUTS, lb...Q FINE NAPLES ENGLISH 4 WALNUTS, per pound..... C
23c
FINEST SOFT SHELL I. X. L. CALIFORNIA ALMONDS, per lb..
tMOItt UULUtIN STATE m ALMONDS, per pund Q FINE NEW SMALL HICKORY NUTS, our special cut price, pound, gg Efl 10 pounds DU FINE DRY 1911 CROP BEST QUALITY
EAR POP CORN, pound, 5C 5 pounds.
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SHAKER-MORRIS NUPTIALS. Miss Stella Shafer, of Detroit street, a teacher In the Hammond public schools is to be married tomorrow at Crown Point to Mr. Frank Morris, a Hammond building contractor. Arrangements for the wedding were made very quietly and Miss Shafer continued to teach until tonight. After the wedding the couple will go on a two week's hoyenmoon visit which they wi'.l spend with Mr. Morris relatives in Iowa. Although Mr. Morris has provided a pretty bungalow home on Highlands street, they will not occupy it right away, but will make their home with Mrs. H. P. Shafer, the bride's mother at 122 Detroit street. COMMITTEES ARK APPOINTED. There was a meeting of the Ham
mond Motor Boat Club last evening at the home of G. V. Hunter in South Hohman street at which final plana were made for the dance to be given at the Masonic Temple Thursday evening, January 16th. Invitations will be issued during the next week or ten days. The annual dance of the Hammond Motor Boat Club is anticipated with a great -deal of pleasure by Hammond and out of town people as It is among the very enjoyable events of the winter. The folowing members were chosen to serve on committees: Reception Committee G. W. Hunter,
chairman, George Drackert, Thomas
Gilboe, William Gordon, sr.. Arthur J.
HM, Henry F. Lindner, Howard I
Long and "Walter Soltwedel.
Entertainment Committee E. E.
Fricke, chairman, A. W. Francks, George Jonas, William Leytze, Fred
Rickman. John M. Stinson. T. T. Thomp
son, and Frank J. Waller.
The following is the list of officers: Commodore Thomas Gilboe. Vice Commodore George Drackert. Rear Commodore George Jonas. Fleet Captain T. T. Thompson. Secretary K. E. Fricke. Treasurer William Leytze. Judge Advocate Samuel Burnham.
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Buy your Groceries for Xmas Dinner Friday evening and re-
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IlION XXXX PATENT AND PILLSBURY FLOUR, -barrel sack, g7c O CO '-barrel sacks, 1.32" H-bbl. sack .JJO
!PURE OLD FASHIONED BUCK-
WHEAT FLOUR, 10-pound bags for.
S BEST -QUALITY LARGE LUMP
LAUNDRY STARCH, 3 lbs for..
38c 10c 19c 16c
FULL CREAM BRJCK CHEESE, per pound,...
OUNTRY ROLL STYLE
BUTTER I NE, per pound...-..".
EMPIRE AND GILT EDGE FINEST QUALITY BUTTERINE, OOfl 1-pound points ., A5C SNIDER'S FAMOUS TOMATO CATSUP, large bottles, 19(j ft. small bottles: 2!C YACHT CLUB SALAD DRESSING, jf-j per bottle, 21c aaidr : . . ' ly C JELLO, the finest dessert, w package.... ... OzC XMAS LEBKUCKEN CAKES, : Atfl-
per package, IQfj per pound fcUU
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These Special Low Prices are!
for rnday Evening and Satur
day.
FINE PEPPER NUT COOKIES, Gentian style, per pound
18c
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CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENT
CAKES, (animal shapes, per lb
FINEST XMAS FRUIT CAKE, per pound, 3Jq and. NABISCO SUGAR WAFERS,
package, 23q and......
GLENWOOD BRAND MINCE MEAT,
10c packages..
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50c! 7ic?roil
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CALIFORNIA SEEDED RAISINS, ft per package, 7c and y(J
FINEST CANDIED CITRON. LEMON AND
ORANGE PEEL, 4 rtV?
per pound
LARGE CANS FINE CALIFORNIA WHITE
ASPARAGUS, 4 ft per can only I HQ
WHITE MOHSE BRAND WHITE ASPARAGUS, No. 1 cans at FINE CAPE COD CRANBERRIES, per quart
14c
9c
SPECIAL SALE OF XMAS FRUITS, HOLLY, TREES and Etc.
FANCY SPITZENBURG APPLES, per peck LARGE SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES, per dozen MEDIUM SIZE SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES, per dozen IMPORTED SPANISH MALAGA GRAPES, per pound
45c 23c 15c 23c
FINE CHRISTMAS TABLE TREES, each. Qc and.. FINE FRESH HOLLY, per pound FINE HOLLY WREATHS, each , FINE MAGNOLIA WREATH8, each
25c 15c 18c 10c
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Special Sale of Xmas Wines & Liquors
St.Emilion French Claret Wine, Iraported from BarFrance . . . . JJ Q Q
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Imported Spanish Port Sherry Wine,
quart bottle.
Old and full
09c
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Bemis Finest Cognac 2.50 value. .
Richelieu French
Brandy,
1.40
Golden Gate Fruit Brandies, Prune. Peach, Apple,
Cherry, Raspberry
ana orange, per
bottle
only..
69c
Mt. Hamilton Cali.
Claret Wine, a favorite with many
of our cus
tomers, bo
pin
WITH A LIQUOR PURCHASE Of $10R OVER
ANNOUNCEMENTS. Dr. L. H. Kelly has moved his office from room 112 In the First National Bank building, to suit 210 In tha Hammond Building. 12-10-SOt NOTICE. Music at the Country Club Sunday afternoon from 3 to 7 p. m. 12-19-2t
"Slippers," Slippers. Slip one over, buy him a pair of comfortable house flippers, then watch the results? Styles and prices to suit all. Ortt & Towle, Hammond's Largest Boot Shop, 169 State street. 18-4t
39c
Choice Cali ling Wine,
bot-, 25o per gal.
Relsper
Fine Call. Port and Sherry Wine, from White Elk
vineyard, Fresno.
special, per gal
1.00
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OLD UNDEROOF, OLD
tied in bond), GREE
bond), SUNNY BROO
1.15
-D OVERHOLT, (bot ") Any N RIVER (bottled InVWhi )K (bottled In bond) ) ties,
Finest Quality California Brandy,
Grape Cluster
Brand, per gal
2.75
Richter Kummel, made from old German formula, per 7Q bottle JLt
of these well known
iskies, all full quart bot-
at only
Full lineof import
ed Rhine Wines. Champagnes, Absenthe, Vermouth, ctcM at lowest prices. Royal Crown An
gelica Wine, rich!
and mellow, full!
quart bottle. .
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39c
C. & G. Bourbon, j the best known? 1-50 Whiskey ln5
America 1 i f' on sale. a J!
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A REHEARSAL. The children of the primary depart
ment of the Methodist Sunday school will meet at two o'clock Saturday afternoon for a rehearsal of the Christmas program. It wil be the final rehearsal so It Is Important that every child is present. The meeting will be held at the church in Rusell street.
MRS. Hl'SSELL ENTERTAINS. Mrs. W. E. Russell. 23 Webb street was hostess yesterday afternoon at one of the prettiest of the Christmas parties. Her guests were the members of the Columbia Club who met for their semi-monthly meeting. In company with the members Mrs. Russell entertained Mrs. Phillip Hudson. Euchre
was played Tprogresslvely at four
tables. High scores were made by Mrs. Mead and Mrs. Peter Crumpacker.
After the card games the guests were
Invited into the dining room for refreshments. A beautifully appointed
luncheon was served In four courses.
Christmas greens were festooned
gracefully from the chandelier to the corners of the room and a miniature
tree which had been trimmed attrac
tively decorated the center of the table.
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NOW PLAYING Rossow Midgets Diminutive Boxers, Comedians and Acrobats. Clinton and Nolan Comedians. The Bannisters Singing and DancingBilly Jones Musical Eccentric' Kinodrome Latest Motion Views. Friday Evening Moose Lodge Benefit
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The next meeting will tal?e place In three weeks instead of two at the home
of Mrs. John H. McCiay in Waltham street. BRIDGE MARATHON OVER. What was jocularly denominated as the Hammond Country Club's marathon bridge whist tournament running through the months of October, November and December came to an end last night when the concluding party of the series was given. About 75 participated. The first five for ladies and gentlemens prizes and their total scors for the series were as follows:
Mrs. C. G. Klngwill 5.104
Mrs. Robt. Glllis ....4,630
Mrs. Peter Crumpacker 4.5S8 Mrs. T. W. Oberlln 4,584 Mrs. H. M. Johnson 4,572
The high men scores:
H. M. Johnson 4,880
AV. E. Russell 4,762 V. G. Paxton 4,668
Robt. Gillls 4,046
C. G. Kingwill 4,028
No more bridge whist will b played until after the holidays but a -new departure will be inaugurated after the first of the year when individual bridges Instead of series will te given for prizes. A CHRISTMAS PARTY. Mrfl. W. H. Spellman entertained the members of the Colonial Club very pleasantly at a Christmas party yesterday afternoon at her home in Carroll street. It was the Christmas meeting of the club and all the members were present and Mrs. Tinkham of Valparaiso was an invited guent. A Grab Bag was a feature of the afternoonand there wer pretty gifts for all the guests. The members brought their needle work. A prettily appointed luncheon was served at four o'clock. At the meeting on Thursday afternoon, January 2nd Mrs. C. B. Tinkham will be the hostess and entertain the members at a thimble party at her home in Williams street. A DEL1GHTFCL PARTY. Mrs. Walter Hoke gave a very pretty party at her home in Condlt street yesterday afternoon In honor of the members of the Fern Leaf Linen Club. The members spent a pleasant few hours playing whist. The games progressed at three tables. High score was made by Mrs. Frank Grove and prizes were also won by Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. Raymond Lyons. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. M. Pelzman. A Grab Bag was another delightful
Hammond Theatre EIGHT NIGHTS COMMENCING SUN., DEC 22. FRANK WINNINGER AND ins OWN COMPANY In a Select Repertoire of Comedies and DramasOpening Play Sunday Night "A GERMAN GENTLEMAN" A PLAY OP SIMPLE LIFE Prices 10c, 20c, 30c 50c LADIES FREE Monday Night Under Usual Conditions.
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5c PHOTO PLAY 5c TONIGHT G. A. R., ATTENTION! Stolen Glory Comedy.
; PHOTO PXAY 5c ' 2-Reel Feature. Don Casor DeBagan By Victor Hugo.
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Cuf Glass COME NOW LOOK NOW SELECT NOW BUY NOW While my stock the largest and most complete I have ever shown is still fresh and full. JOHN E. McGARRY
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. . k SPECIAL SALE OF FANCY POULTRY AND MEATS For the Holiday Week Including Saturday 21, Monday, 23, and Tuesday 24. Come and sec our window display of the finest meats in the Calumet Region. This store will be open every evening until Xmas.
Fancy Dressed Turkeys, lb . . Fancy Dressed Geese, lb Fresh Dressed Chickens, lb Small Fresh Pork Loins, lb . . . Hand Quarter Spring Lamb, lb. Fore Quarter Spring Lamb, lb . Native Sirloin
Steak, lb
Native Round
Steak, lb
Native Leg of
Veal, lb Native Veal Roast, lb Cohice Cuts Rib Roast, lb ... .
23ic 18k 12c 105c 12c 10k 12k 12k 15c 15k 12c
9k 7k 7k .. Oc 130c
Native Beef Pot Roast, lb Native Rib Boiling Beef, lb Mayer's Moose Brand Hams, lb . . Fresh Hamburger Steak, lb , Sugar Cured California Hams, lb . .
No. 1 Brisket 1
Bacon, lb... UtfU 10 Pounds Granu- EHf lated Sugar. UuU H-Bbl. New Century O rt Flour DUG Fancy Sweet Potatoes, Cp pound U Sweet Naval ORf Oranges, dozen. . ...Uu
Fancy Apples, peck
22c
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders "LSW Chas. Berandtt mZ! ff" ' "
feature of the afternoon. The members of the club contributed articles for the Grab Bag and there were pretty Klfta for all the guests. Mrs. Edward Murden and Mrs. O. G. Routsong entertained with music and their program was rery enjoyable. A three course luncheon was served at five o'clock. The table was beautifully appointed and the holiday colors, red and green were carried out in its decoration. A miniature Christmas tree decorated the center of the table. Little favors appropriate for the season were given the guests. Mrs. O. G. Routsong will be at home to the club Thursday afternoon, January 2nd. . KJ8TERTAIXS WITH CARDS. Mrs. Charles Luthman was hostess
to the members of the Sunshine Club yesterday afternoon at her home , In Sibiey street. Fedro was played at two tables during the afternoon. Honors were won by Miss Anna Rohrman, Mrs. C. E. Jackson and Mrs. Charles Luthman. The consolation prize was awarded to Miss Mae Luthman. A dainty luncheon was served In two two courses following the card games. In two weeks the members will be entertained by Miss Rohrman at her home in East State street. Cards will again be the feature of entertainment. A SOCIAIi GATHERING. Miss Edythe McConnell will entertain the Nu Tau Beta girls at a Christmas party this evening at her home in Doty street.
Xmas (Sifts Hove fcJen and Boys
COMING FROM FOX'S WILL ADD ADDITIONAL VALUE TO YOUR GIFT, BECAUSE YOU KNOW THIS STORE AND WHAT IT STANDS
FOR.
MEN'S HATTER 601 Hohman Street.
JACK FOX
MEN'S FURNISHER. Hammond Building.
HOLIDAY BARGAINS
MONARCH BRAND PLUM PUDDING, per can
24c
10c
STRICTLY FRESH SHELLED WALNUT MEATS, all halves, A An per pound f"HC FANCY 40-50 SUN KIST M PRUNES, pound f Q
y2 LB FLAT CANS SALMON, a fine eater, only
SMYRNA, LAYER FIGS, ft per pound. Qf 1-LB BOX OF PULLED OOf WASHED FIGS, each. ZOC EXTRA FANCY COMB I Q HONEY, in cartons, each.... qQ 14-LB BAGS TABLE SALT, Cf this sale Ub
Pork Loins -fl (0)3 per pound iLr4 wi2S..1.00 Best Beef Pot -fl l Roast, lb ILHl Best Sirloin SteakJ
APPLES Spies, Baldwins, Kings, Golden and Spitzenburg, all, per peck.
Grimes, 30c
INDIAN RIVER GRAPE FRUIT, y exceptional value, each QQ
FULL QUARTS AMMONIA, 1Cc size, 2 for
EXTRA LARGE QUEEN BULK OLIVES, quart..
15c 35c
OUR 25c COFFEE is the talk of;tho town. Wo suggest you try It.
FLORIDA TANGERINES, per dozen.
LARGE SIZE PINEAPPLES, each
20c 20c
A FULL QUART MASON JAR OF
PURE COCOA, 1-lb net for ,
32c
EXTRA SPECIALS
W have a fine lot of New Nuts, the best that money can buy at the following prices: Walnuts, lbM 22c; Peanuts, lb., 10c; Nigger Toes, lb. 18c; Filberts or Hazel Nuts, lb, 20c; Brazils, lb., 20c; Soft Shell IXL Almonds, lb., 24c; Mixed Nuts, 17c. ...if. : ORANGES, Florida Sweets, 12G size. We guarantee this the best bargain you.-ever bought in Oranges. Juicy and sweet, special, while they last, fPf per dozen. &tj)vL' GRANULATED SUGAR with $1.00 grocery order (excluding meat only) ICJf 10 pounds for llePvL
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578 Hohman St., Hammond