Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 188, Hammond, Lake County, 10 January 1913 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Friday, Jan. 10, 1913.

Hammond Meat Marlkett 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.

9 Pounds Fresh Leaf Lard Fresh Dressed - Chickens, lb ... . Small Fresh Pork Loins, lb .Small Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb. . . . Native Leg of ' Veal, lb Native Veal Roast, lb ...... . Native Veal Stew, lb........ Native Sirloin ; Steak, lb...;... Choice .Round Steak, lb -Native Rib Roast, lb 1.00 131c 13ic 12ic 16k 15k 12ic 12k 12k

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

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500 Boxes of Fancy Jonathan Apples

THIS LARGE PURCHASE ENABLES US TO OFFER JONATHAN APPLES. THAT ARE SELLING ELSEWHERE AT 50c Ar PECK, AT A SAVING OF 15c A PECK OR 81c PER BOX.

By the q pk. only & EVERY

NATIONAL BISCUIT CO'S FRESH BAKED CAKES. CHOICE OF MACAROON SNAPS, RITTENHOUSE FRUIT CRACKERS, t ' ICED SPICED JUMBLES, ATLANTICS OR NEWS- I A (7 BOYS, PER POUND ONLY.............. . .. ILO'V

Cedar Valley Creamery JBUtter, special per pound 38c The Famous Staylight or Easy lite Matches, regular 5c packages, each. 3c six 5c g q packages only 5JQ No- 3 Cans Dainty Brand Pumpkin, can.............'. 2C Regular 10c Packages Golden Egg Macaroni and Spaghetti, package jgQ Choice Quality Santa Clara Califor nia Prunes, 4 pounds for. .......... 25c I5c 16c 20c ..7c l-i-lb Domestic Oil Sardines, 4 Cans for . Webb's Extra Cotton Seed Oil, pint bottles. Large Packages Postum Cereal, package..... The Famous Lewis Lye, 10c cans. ..i. ...... ........

DOUBLE FRIDAY

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OF FRESH MADE CANDIES Lion Store Mixed, a fine assortment of Cream Bon Bons, 25c value, pound I dC Our Famous Mixed Candy that usually sells at 12c a pound, f 19 reg two pounds t Ou Chocolate Dipped Almonds, regu lar 60c a pound value, one-half pound. , 19c Assorted Jelly Beans, regular per lb value, two pounds only.......

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Choice Cuts of Beef jPot Roast, lb Native Rib Boiliug Beef, lb Moose Brand Hams, 11) No. 1 Califoria Ilams, lb No. 1 Brisket Bacon, lb

9ic 8k 15ic 12ic 16c s-bbl. New Century Flour 20 Pounds Granulated Sugar G Boxes Argo Starch 7 Bars Swift's Pride Soap , Small Keg of Holland Herring 63c 1.00 25c 25c 55c HotisniQ & 6ostlli StJ Phone 431

Bought at Washington and

Shipped Direct to the HON STORE 6R0CERV

-While They Last APPLE GUARANTEED Our Famous Lion XXXX Patent Flour and Pillsbury Flour, -bar.rel sacks 66c -barrel sacks, 1.30 H -barrel sacks, 2.55 Kellogg 's Famous Corn Flakes, per pkg. . . 8ic SPECIALS Fine Sweet California Nave Oranges, per dozen 15c Choice Crisp Celery, 12 stalks in large bunch. 29c C small bunch 3C Extra Choice Indian River Grape Fruit, each f 5c and uC SPECIAL VALUES To Be Found In Our NEW LIQUOR SECTION (Main Aisle Grocery Dep't) Pure Grain Alcohol, full quart bottles... 79c Old Oscar Pepper, Bottled in Bond Whiskey, m pint bottle uC Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, 100 bottles for 79c Fint Vintage Extra Call- "IQfornia Brandy, per bottle... f jC Everybody's Choice Pure Straight Whiskey, full quart O0 bottles.. .................... 0jC The Famous White 'Elk Port and Sherry Wine, m ff per gallon I sUU luc

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A PBETTV SOCIAL EVENT. Mrs. John H. McClay very charmingly entertained the members of the Columbia Club at her Homewood residence yesterday afternoon ' from three to six o'clock. The afternoon wai spent very pleasantly at the card-' tables. Progressive euchre was played and high scores for the afternon were made by Mrs. W. F. Mashtno and Mrs. John K. Fltsgerald. They were award ed very pretty prizes. The guests played at four tables. After the card

games a five course luncheon was served. The table appointments were pink and white. Bouquets of pink kilarney roses and pretty greenery decorated the luncheon tables. In company with the members of the club Mrs. MoClay entertained a number of guests at luncheon, among them Mrs. Lemon, Mrs. Frederick R. Mott, Mrs. V. G. Taxton. Mrs. B. L. P. Bell and Mrs. F. C. Demlng. In two weeks on Thursday afternoon the members will have their next regular meeting. Mrs.-Charles Kasson wil entertain at her home in Webb street. The usual program of the club will be followed. MRS. EDER A HOSTESS. At her Kouth Ilohman street residence, Mrs. George M. Eder was hostess yesterday afternoon to the members of Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's Hospital at their first meeting after the holiday vacation. Mrs. Eder entertained with card and the guests played pedro at four tables. The awards were given after several games had been played. Mrs. William D. Wet3 won first honors and Mrs. Oscar Plageman the second. The consolation priie was awarded to Mrs. Nicholas. A dainty luncheon was served in two courses at five o'clock. Arrangements wore made to have the next meeting in two weeks on Thursday afternoon January 23rd when Mrs. George Emmerling of Russel street will be hostess. Cards Per Box about Four A 11 Ct peck PERFECT. Kirk's Famous American Family Soap, 5 bars 19c Pet Brand Evaporated Milk, lilk, 98c 10c tall cans, 3 for 25c per dozen 5c cans, 6 for 25c per dozen Iowa Brand Sugar Corn, No. 2 cans, Qq dozen No. 2 Cans Wisconsin Brand Early June Peas, per can. 70c Equity 12c Reid Murdoch Co's Queen Mustard, regular 10c Jars i Mary 7c 19c Lion Brank Breakfast Cocoa, Vi-b tins '2-Gallon Pails Golden Crown Syrup, per pail.. 18c Lion Brand Self Rising Pancake and Buckwheat Flour ALL DAY 19c Sale OF WELL KNOWN CIGARS & TOBACCOS LaSemita, a box of 12 good cigars, on sale Friday evening 4 ft and Saturday JjQ Regensberg American Clear Havana Cigars, 10c straight 4 size, 3 for jQ London Sherbert Smoking Tobacco, three regular 10c I 0 cans, at ajQ All of our Regular 25c and 35c Pipes, bent or straight 1 0. stems, your choice I wC Pure Food

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will again be the feature of entertainment. A DINNER PARTY. Mrs. W. 8. Wilson entertained a small company of Hammond and out of town friends and relatives at dinner at one clock Yesterday at her homo, 409 Summer street, a prettily appointed dinner was served after which the guests returned to the parlors and spent an enjoyable afternoon with their needle work. Mrs. 'Wilson's

guests were Mrs. A. Af. Wilson of Chicago, Mrs. C. H. Swingle of Windsor ark. Mrs. C. S. Swindle of Roseland, Mrs. F. Kckenboy, Mrs. J. Honquest, sr.. na Mrs. J. Honquist, Jr. AX ALL. DAY" SKSftlOX. The members of the Martha Society of the First Christian church met for an all day session yesterday in the parlors of the church In Calumet avenue. Dinner was served the 'guests at noon and the remainder of the day was devoted to sewing. A great deal of work for the benefit of the society was accomplished. It was announced that-there would be another all day session next Thursday and it is desired that many members attend. A HRIDUE PARTY. The first Of the 1913 aerio nf nirtlM for the ladles of the members of the Hammond Country Club was given esterday afternoon at the club house. There were twenty-four guests. The hours from two to five o'clock were de oted to cards and bridge whist was played progressively at six tables. Honors were won by Mrs: C. O. Klnawill and Mrs. B. L. P. Bell whose scores were S24 and 802 respectively. Very pretty prizes were awarded. The party i-as - on of the very enjoyable week nd social affairs. A BOARD MEETING. Nine members of the executive hnar.l of Hammond Woman's Club met with the president, Mrs. Richard WInckler at her home in Mason street vesterdav afternoon and discussed uv.r.1 mat. ters or interest to th club. Tt w ih. January meeting of the board. An nouncemetn of the next regular month ly meeting will be made later. A SOCIAl. .GATHERING. A very en lovable afternoon wai spent by the members of the Idle Hour Club who were entertained at the home of Mrs. Fred Collins In Beall avenue yesterday. Pedro was played at two tables during .the afternoon. Mlam Margaret Boldt won the first honors In me games. Mrs. Frank Orova the sec ond and Mrs. Frederick A. Bull, the third. The consolation nrlse awarded to Mrs. R..E. Schoff. The card games were followed with a lunchon daintily served in two courses. Eight covers were laid. Thursday afternoon January 23rd the members will he en tertalned by Mrs. Frank Dorsey at her home In South Hohman street. ESTERTAISS INFORMALLY. Mrs. Smith of Fayette street was hostess yesterday afternoon to the members of the Good Will Club. The members met to play cards and after several games of pedro. the awards were given. The hostess 'won '-'f!r honors. Mrs. Hill, the second, Mrs, Xicklaus, the third and Mrs. Young th iounn. Airs. 'rei Kralowrtt was awarded the consolation prize. , Th games were played progressively at three tables. A dainty two course luncheon was served at five o'clock In two weeks the members of the club will be entertained by Mrs. Richard Smith at her home in Kane avenue. A SOCIAL SESSION. Pedro was played by the members of the Oolden Rod Club who were enter talned by Mrs. A. D. Crlsman at he home In Oak street yesterday after noon. The games were played pro greesively at two tables. Honors wer won by Mrs. Peter Pohlplatz and Mrs Ureen. The consolation prize wa awarded to Mrs. Reynolds. . Dainty re freshments were served during the aft ernopn. Mrs. R. Jobbltt of Ash stree was named as the next hostess and sh will entertain the members of the clu on the afternoon of January 16th. A BRIDGE P.ARTY. The member of the University CH will meet at a bridge party this evei ing in the University Club rooms South Hohman street. The. card gam will begin promptly at eight o'cloc The hostesses will be the members -the Women's Auxiliary to the club. A SI RPR IS K PtHTV, Two hundred or more Hammond on out of town people gathered at the Da Pron Hall in the OrpheUm building last evening In response to Invitations is sued for a surprise dancing party 1 honor of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schutz o East State street. With the exceptlo of the out of town friends and relative of Mr. and Mrs. Schutz the compan was composed almost entirely of Ham mond's old settlers. Mrs. Schutz wa the recipient of numerous bouquets o nowers. Barney Young's orchestra played during the evening and thei program was enjoyed by all. Every selection played for the dances was en cored again and again. The program of dances continued from eight until twelve o'clock after which the guests were invited to Mr. and Mrs. Schutz apartments on the third floor of the Orpheum building where ' supper was served. The tables were decorated very beautifully with American beauty roses and carnations. The color scheme in the two parluors was carried out in red and white. A two course supper was served. The guests thoroughly enjoyed the evening's entertainment. The party was one of the largest of the season, among the out of town guests were Alderman Ed Calncy of the eighth ward in Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Clancy, Mary Jeanette Clancy, the Misses Frances Murphy, Margaret Heaney, Ethel Heaney, Florence Heaney, Helen Heaney, Grace Daugherty and Mrs. M. Daugherty, Messrs. Gordon ' Daugherty. Hugh and Walter Heaney, E. Shea and J. Murphy all of Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. English and Miss Helen English of East Chicago, Mrs. Krieger and family of Whiting; Mr. and Mrs. Phil McLaughlin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Devroe and Don't Forget CREAM OF RYE THE Km OF. BREAKFAST FOODS ' A SMsr I t rr Parks

daughter, Susie, Mr. and Mrs. Jarnecke, the Misses Sarah and Margaret Mc

Laughlin, Lena Bchrelber, Helen Klckabine,; Hose Barrett, Anna and Mayme Clancy and Messrs. Will and Walter Schrelber. ' A MATINEE DANCING PARTY. A children's masuerade party will be given at the Da Pron dancing academy In the Orpheum building Saturday aftrnoon. The children will meet at 2:30. The invitation to attend la extended to all little people and It is expected that there will be a large gathering of Hammond boys and girls. The afteroon's program Is anticipated with a great dea lof pleasure. A BRIDE'S PARTY. Miss Anna Knoerser was the honor guest at a bride's party given by Miss Mona Krost at her home In Doty street last evening. The party was the first In the series which will be given for Mlfia Knoerzer before her marriage tu Oscar Faber of Minneapolis, which will be solemnized Tuesday, Feb. 4th. MIsb Krost entertained the mother of the bride-elect together with fourteen of her young women friends. A part of the evening was spent pleasantly with music and games after which the guests were Invited into the dining room for refreshments. A two-course luncheon was servaed. Little rupids marked the places of the guests at the table, and at each cover was a little bride. A doll dressed to represent a groom was the favor for Miss Knoerzer. Ribbons were stretched from the chandelier to each cover. Attached to each ribbon stream er was a quotation or verae on love which the guests read after the serving of the luncheon. T the ribbon streamer which lead to the place re served for Miss Knoerzer was attached a handsome set of doilies, the gift of the hostess. A bouquet of pink rose buds decorated the center of the table. The bridal colors, pink and white were carried out in the table ppointments. Pretty decorations of flowers and greenery were used in the parlors. A SOCIAL. The Kpworth League of the Method ist church will give a "Penny Social" In the parlors of the church tonight. Everyone is invited to come and bring pennies. A special Invitation has been issued to the members of the East Chi cago League. Games will be played and refreshments served. A meeting of William H. Calkins W. R. C. No. 248 took place yesterday aft ernoon in the I. O. O. F. Hall In East State street. There was a large .attendance of the members and visitors were present from William H. Calkins Post O. A. , R. Everyone present thoroughly enjoyed the meeting. A feature of the afternoon was the an nual installation of officers. Mrs. Alice Haney acted as the Installing officer. Mrs. Elizabeth Barker who so capably presided over the meetings last year was re-elected president of the society to serve during the year 191S. In behalf of the corps Mrs. Wheeler presented Mrs. Barker with a bouquet of pret ty flowers. Following the Installation exercises refreshments were served by a committee. A delightful social hour was passed. In two weeks there will be another meeting an dthe usual business and social program will be followed. The following members were installed In office: President Mrs. Elisabeth Barker. Senior Vice President Mrs. Lulu Cprduay. Junior Vice President Mrs. Hattia Ray. Secretary Mrs. Allie Wheler. Treasurer Mrs. Kathrlne Colgrove. Chaplain Mrs. Charles Gadsby. Corfduetress Mrs. Grace Lukeman. Asociate Conductress Mrs. Kate Geib. Guard Mrs. Edna Ashbauctier. Associate Guard Mrs. Julia Savery. The annual installation of officers wil be a feature of the meeting of the G. I. A- to the B. of L. E. this afternoon in 'the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman Street. It. is desired that there is a large attendance of the members. Mrs. Murdock of Chicago, the Grand President will be among the guests. Saturday evening the members of

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A Snllwir Spooe Fwee ANY PERSON PURCHASING A $2.00 ORDER OF GROCERIES AND MEATS, SATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1913, BY CLIPPING OUT THE COUPON BELOW, WILL RECEIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE, ONE SILVER PLATED SPOON, THAT RETAILS AT ANY STORE FOR 15 CENTS.

126 SIZE CALIFORNIA NAVEL OR ANGES, extra fine quality. Regular price 40c, this sale only, per dozen 32c NDIAN RIVER GRAPE FRUIT, full of juice. The largest and best bargain you ever bought for the price46 size, each only Qq 2 for... I5C 38c 20C OUR BEST HEAD RICE, 10c value, 5 pounds for. FULL CREAM AMERICAN CHEESE, per pound CREAM OF RYE BREAKFAST FOOD FOOD 25c 2 packages for. OUR BEST BRAND OF IMPORTED FRENCH PEAS, per can. 18c in the MONARCH CATSUP, the beat in the world, 15c sixe, 2 for 25c IKimmpfleii

Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge will hold their tegular weekly meeting in I. O. O. F. Hall i In State street. A short social session will be enjoyed at the close of

the business meeting. j The members of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters will mt this evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. In connection with other business of importance will be the annual installation of officers, tt Is desired that there Is a large attendance of the membership at the meeting. Train Flippers Discharged. nuDsn siover or coal creek, Tenn.. and Edward Watson of Lima, O., were arrested by Special Agent Leverton of the Erie railroad at Griffith, Ind., this morning. From Griffith they were brought -to Hammond on a charge of train bipplng and carrying " concealed weapons. After being thoroughly questioned by City Judge" Barnett both men were able to give a good account of themselves and were released. They testified they were on their way to Chicago, where they hoped to find employment. COME TO THE PIONEER BATHS and be treated by latest and most effestice drugless methods. Light, heat, massage, water treatments, electricity, etc. Permanent results. First National Bank Bldg., Hammond. a January llih, 1913 Commencing 9 a. m. 28 HEAD HORSES. SHETLAND PONY and BUGGY, 10 SINGLE BUGGIES 2 SURREYS 1 NIGHT CAB Granger & Whitaker 74-76 State Street, HAMMOND IND. SQUARE DEAL AUTOMOBILE CO. ICS FAYETTE) STREET. Auto Livery DAT AND ALL NIGHT SERVICE. PHOSE 1S4 HAMMOND.

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IS THE TIME TO BUY THAT BELATED SWEATER COAT $7 Shatter Weaves $5 . 1-3 off on all others

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HATTER & 601 Hohman - Small Pork L0H1S, f f AC per pound Small Pork 111 Shoulders, per lb . 2u 8V2 Pounds Leaf 1 AA Lard for I .UU Choice Sirloin 1 Cr Steaks, per lb I Dm Stewing Chickens, 4 n 1 A per pound I w2u Lamb Stew. per pound No. 1 Hams, per pound 12c 16c CUT THIS OUT This coupon when accompanied with a $2-00 meat or grocery order entitles the purchaser to 1 Silver Plated Spoon, value at 15c each. Eiros.

Hammond. Phone 232 NOW AND TILL SUNDAY i Kelly Schuster BIG GAIETY COMBINATION , In the Rollicking Girl The Pack 'Em In Show hacimond THEATRE TONIGHT Jacli Bessey AND HIS COMPANY IN Love and Politics Saturday Matinee THE ; SUFFRAGETTE Saturday Evening A MAD MARRIAGE SATURDAY MAT. -. 10c and 25c PATENT YOUR IDEAS and make I "i and mi Money rscs ooh GET THEM" I 9 mm t AJ Fa AW Atvnaa Tm WiA, Nt srcm to4ay JOSHUA R. H POTTS SOSMSuWi DC US sum i mi , ii WHT ARK READER? TOIT NOT" A TIMES -- ' v EURNISHER Hammond, Bldg OUR BEST BRICK CHEESE, A Pound ZUC Ul-l-fcfc., at mh itr pound itOC If you don't believe it ask the peo ple that use it. A FINE EATING SALMON, js-lb can only. LOWNEY'S COCOA, 25c size LOWNEY'S COCOA, 10o size 10c 21 6 8c LARGE QUEEN BULK OLIVES, about 70 to the quart, m ft : per qart ; 4UC ORIOLE CORN FLAKES, 4 crisp and tender, 2 pkgs for.. HQ FULL QUART BOTTLE8 OF AMMONIA, 8c 4 2 for.... 3C 2-LB CANS OF PRESERVED STRAW BERRIES in heavy syrup, each only 16c

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