Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 236, Hammond, Lake County, 7 March 1913 — Page 2

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.A POST SLPTIAI. EVET. The homo of Mrs. Mary E. Bates "at BS2 Trmuan avenue was the scene of a brilliant social event last evening. The patty was planned by a number of younsr people as a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Austgen, whose marriage occurred In Chicago last "Wednesday. There were between forty and fifty guests and they brought with them beautiful gifts for the bride. The Kifts Included many articles of silverware and hand painted china. Games nd music were the social diversions. An elaborate luncheon was served during the evening. The party was one Of the delightful afTatrs of the season. Mrs. Austgen was formerly Miss Bessie Bates. flBMITS TO OPERATION. Mrs. Joe Kasper, 289 East tSate street Will be removed to the Chicago hospital mt 49th and Cottage Grove avenue, Chicago this evening where she will un

dergo an operation. Mrs. Kasper has been in poor health for the past few years and her many friends hope she wil be greatly benefited Or the operation. -'ENGAGEMENTS 19 ANNOUNCED. Mr. R. E. Stewart of 31 Sibley street announces the engagement of his daughter, Florence L. to- R. C. McCutcheon. A PREETY PARTY. A very pretty party was given by Miss Bertha Maleitske last evening at herome in Indiana avenue. She entertained the members of the N. X. Eni-

broidehry Club at their regular weekly meeting. AVitli them she entertained her, cousin. Miss Bertha Hasa. The guests spent the hours until ten o'clock with their needle work after which a Rose luncheon was served. The luncheon was served In four courses. The center piece was a bouquet of beautiful

pink rose buds and the name cards were decorated in a rose design. The color scheme was daintily carried out In shades of pink. Next Tuesday evening Mrs. John X. Claussen will entertain the young women of the club at her home in State Linestreet. The meeting this week was postponed roih Tuesday to Thursday evening for the convenience of the members A SOCIAL. GATHERING. .. The members of the Presbyterian Social Club met In the parlors of the church n South Hohman street last evening , and were ' delightfully entertained by the Misses Flora and Helen

Kline. Games and music were the social diversions and a dainty luncheon was served during the evening. The were a number of members present to enjoy the meeting. The next meeting will occur In two weeks. 'The young people of the church and their friends are Invited to attend.

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY'S Macaroon Snaps, Country Cookies, Lusitiana Mixed, Iced Honey Jumbles Ravina Jumble, POUND, 15c

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND A DEMONSTRATION OF THE NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY'S PACKAGE GOODS.

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY'S Pineapple Wafers, Norma Cakes, Fruit Slices, Lemon Thins, Peanut Wafers POUND 18c

Friday Eventing and Saturday, Mch. 8

EXTRA SPECIALS Strictly Fresh Candled Country EGGS, direct shipments from Lowell, Crown Point and Kensselear, special, today, dozen. . .. 23C Lion XXXX Patent

Flour, H-bbl. sack, 2.50:

r-DDi. sack, 1.28; K-bbl. sack

65c

IN THE III STORE

Pear IFdDdDaS

EXTRA SPECIALS Choice Santos and Rio

COFFEE, regular 25c

quality, special, QQ per pound a0C (4V2 lbs for $1.00) Our Famous Leader 30c COFFEE, special, this sale, per pound Cm i 2l

Friday, March 7, 1913.

Eixthra? ExteaJ Extoa2 Steujiiteitz Sale of Fresh and Smoked Wests at li Manimnniond Meatt MarEsett

101 State St. 215 Hohman St. Sale tor one day only Sat Mag. 8

9 POUNDS FRESH

LEAF LARD.....

SMALL FRESH PORK

LOINS, per pound....

This will afford you an oppor-

tunity to sample the manv new

varieties and also suggest new ideas for serving attractively.

ALL VARIETIES OF THE NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY'S 10c

AUiia ur UAKES AND CRACKERS, jm ymm (assort them to suit , SPECIAL. $ JOT 25 G

PACK-

Fresh Baked Crisp Saratoga Flakes and

Sultana Fruit Bis

cuits per package

12k

Willie Winkle..... Chocolate Bars. . Fortuna Nut. Sea Foam. . . . ... . . Leap Year Jumble.

per pound.

20 c

Cheese T i d Bits, Shorthead Epic Wafers,, this sale, per K 25c

PURE SWEET MICHIGAN APPLE CIDER, PUT UP IN GALLON

tTAWST artiVxAXM , . . ,.v:: . . . . . . ; . ....... rrrr.r, f .......

SPECIALS Fresh Granulated White and Yellow Cornmeaf, per pound. 2V2C 00 pounds for., C Finest Quality Pin head Gunpowder Tea, oar regular 70c grade, EQi per pound....... UVw Fancy Uncolored Japan Tea, regular 40f" quality, per QQ pound dteC Choice Quality Tea Sittings, 111 per pound IUC White Line Washing Powder, f A regular 5c packages, 3 packages. C 1-1 b Cans Lion Crystal Baking Powder, can JC Snider Tomato Catsup, 4 Q 8-ounce bottle.... . w Black and White Matchers, 12 boxes in large package Pet Brand Evaporated Milk, 10c tall cans, 3 for 25C OKf 0c cans, 6 for. .uC Fancy Evaporated Pears and i fl Peaches, per pound Uv

Another BIG Purchase of Sweet ' California NAVEL ORANGES, each

1(5

SPECIALS No. 1 Handpicked Navy Beans and Red Kidney Beans, CI oer pound. . O2C Gloretta Brand Fancy Layer Figs, 4 f in 1-pound cartons, each )Q No. 3 Cans Midland Tomatoes and No. 2 Navajo Early June Peas, No. 2 Joan of Arch Kidney Beans, OC 3 cans for fcOC LeSoleiel Brand Fancy Imported French Peas, 22c quality, 1 ft today. I UC Van Camp's Fancy Pumpkin, gallon cans. bwC Reindeer Brand Tomatoes, MP gallon cans ... w 0 C Golden Egg Brand Macaroni and f-f Spaghetti, per package... Q Old Manse Maple Syrup, iCj pint bottles, 25cluart bottles. 3 C 1-lb Packages Castle Brand Fancy California Seeded Raisins, Oi package 'i2v Best Quality Bulk Laundry Starch, I pounds for I Vw

Exceptional Values in Wines and Liquors

Fine Old California Port Wine, QA per gallon jug. UUw (no charge for jugs.)

: - -Maryland Pure Rye Whiskey, full quart, bottles . . . .

69c

WINES AND LIQUORS Cream Rye Whiskey, full qt. bot. 89c pint bottles. . . .45c H-pint . bottles . . 25c

Hayes' Valley Bottled in Bond Whiskey.

8 year old, full .quart bottle........

09c

Schufeldt & Co. Famous Rye Malt Q Gin, 'large bottles', cut price only.

Cigars

Tonight

and

Saturday Souvenirs

FREE SOUVraS-Don't Miss This.

' MAMMOTH COMBINATION TWO DAY SOUVENIR SALE AT THE CIGAR DEPARTMENT FRIDAY and SATURDAY. THESE SOUVENIRS WILL BE OVEN AWAY J "

FREE

With all

CIGAR

Purchases

Amounting to 25c or

More.

Candies

Jelly Beans, fresh

maae, special, per lb.

Chocolate

mallow Eggs, 35c value, lb.

Choice of above FREE ,

with 25c. cigar purchase.

Choice with 50c. " purchase.

IMS'

$1.11 bfcmy NcM Ucir

FiEt sit SiZS

SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR COMPLETE PARTICULARS.

Marsh-

23c

Peanut Fudge, reg

ular 15c value Q

pound

Barr's Saturday Candy, a regular 40c box of assorted cho

colates, Saturday. . ..

29c

Chocolate Nips, an entirely, new confection, per pound avOC

FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per pound.. FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, per lb....

NATIVE RIB ROAST, per pound....

NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per pound.

NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per pound. FRESH HAMBURG STEAK, per pound.......

NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per pound. . . . '.

NATIVE VEAL ROAST, per pound.

1.00 132c 144c 13k 14k 115c 14ic ..9c 16k 16c

HIND QUARTER LAMB, per pound. FORE QUARTER LAMB, per pound...

NATIVE RIB BOILING BEEF, per pound

NO. 1 BRISKET BACON, per pound

MAYER'S MOOSE BRAND HAMS, per pound

13k 111c 16ic 173c

ARNOLD'S CALIFORNIA ) HAMS, per pound..

64c

50c 18c

'rBARREL NEW CENTURY FLOUR... ... 3 TALL CANS PET MILK 10 POUNDS GRANULATED

SUGAR.........

FANCY POTATOES, per peck

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

AX INTERR9TIXGJHEKTIXG. Mrs. E. V. Bnmp of South Hohman street opened her pretty home yesterday afternoon for the meeting: of the

Baptist Women's Union. The business!

meeting was presided over by the president. Mrs. W. A. Hill after which the meeting was turned over to Mrs. Walter Hammond, the chairman of the domestic science department who had the program In chargre. The openins number was a piano -trio by Virginia Ray, Florence Hammond and Majorie Ruff. These little ladles played very beautifully and were heartily applauded. Mrs. Paull, the teacher of domestic science at the Washington school gtv an interesting talk on "Home Economics." Assisted by. Mrs. W. J. McAleer she demonstrated bread, pastry and cake making. After the program a two course luncheon was served and the guests met socially for conversa

tion. There was a large attendance at the meeting. Next Thursday afternoon Mrs. A. C. Berry of Warren street will be at home to the members of the Union. An interesting program is being prepared and it is desired that there

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MISS BUMP .A HOSTESS. . A number of Hammond and East Chicago young women Were delightfully entertained by Miss Alice Bump at her home in East State street last evening. Miss Bump's guests were the members of the W. O. W. Club of East Chicago and the A. IX Q. Club of Hammond. A part of the evening was spent very pleasantly with needle work.

Music was also a feature Of the evening.

At ten o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room for refreshments. A prettily appointed luncheon was serv

ed In two courses. The next meeting of the A. D. Q. Club will occur in two weeks on the evening of March 20th at the home of Mrs.. Ella Hageman. Mrs. Hageman will be hostess at a thimble party. The following young women were Miss Bump's guests last evening: Misses Florence Thomas, Gwendolyn and Vivian Williams and Tressle Roberts of East Chicago, Mrs. Ella Hage

man and the Misses Helen Wagonblast. Ethel Shearer, Iva Slmcoke and Ethel Hoffman. CELEBRATES ANNIVER8ARV. Miss Bernice Kroer entertained the members of the Helping Hand and Embrodery Club very pleasantly yesterdfty

afternoon at the home of her mother,

Mrs. Emma Kroer, 292 Truman avenue.

The party celebrated her birthday an

niversary and she received a number of pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. The members brought their needle work and spent a pleasant time sewing. Music was also a feature of the afternoon. The guests were entertained with a program of pretty vocal and Instrumental music. At five o'clock a dainty two course luncheon was served. The announcement was made of the next regular meeting to be held in two weeks. The hostes will be named later.

PARENTS CLCB MEETING. The Parents' Club of the Riverside school have its March meeting at thr?e o'clock this afternoon In the school hail at the corner of Truman avenue and Calumet avenues. The committee has

arranged to have an Experience Social for the mothers imedlately after the program. Refreshments will be served

during the social hour.

HAMMOND THEATRE SUil. EVE. MAR. 9th

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50 VZivS on

Mort H. Singer's Original and Only Company Presenting ' the Most Talked of Show in the World.

Actual Dress

Refusal

Scene

OF THE HANDSOMEST

CHORUS IN AMERICA

With It RECORD RUN OF 300 PERFORMANCES at the Princess Theater, h)cago.

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MUSICAL.

PRICES 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, a few seats, $1.50. On Sale at the Orpheum.

Hammond Phone 232 NOW AND TILL SATURDAY VAUDEVILIE THE BANJOPHIENDS 7 people 7 Late Feature Evans' "Honey Boy" Minstrels. KAUFMAN SISTERS "Dancing Girls,;' NAT WHARTON Ventriloquist. JOSEPHINE LEROY The Perfume Girl. LATEST MOTION VIEWS. 3 SHOWS DAILYj 3 P. M., 7:30 and M. ADIH8SION 40C-20C

in the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. The day was devoted to quilting and sewing and a great deal of work was accomplished. A number of members were at the meeting. Next Thursday the members wll meet at the church again and follow their usual business and social program. Committee No. 1 of which Mrs. Grant Walter Is chairman have home bakery for sale Satur

day. March 8th at 244 K. Hohman street. Orders may be left by calling 1246 J.

The proceeds of the sale will be used for the benefit of the church.

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GRA1TD OPEIONG, Saturday, Ilarch 8, 1913 A HOT PLATE LUNCH WILL BE SERVED ,THE CLUB SALOON, Emil Schultz, Prop. 202 HOFFMAN STREET HAMMOND, IND.

Cut Dowii ffle ost o LMBg by watching our week-end sales and laying in a supply. Come in and see the goods advertised. If you can't come to the store, 'phone or drop a postal for our man to call.

A ALL DAV SESSION. The members of the Martha Society

met for an all day session yesterday

CANNED APRICOTS, in heavy syrup,

for table use, 31b can, Qq 4 cans for . .

70c

LARGE SIZE CAN OF TABLE SYRUP

12c value, for

THE FAMOUS ARGO STARCH, three

packages for

10c

3-POUND CANS TABLE PEACHES,

in heavy syrup, can

I5c

BEST IMPORTED FRENCH PEAS,

can, IQC 6 cans for.

ROBERTSDALE SANITARY BAKERY G. BEETZ, Proprietor. 768 Indiana Blvd. Phone 76-J. Invites everybody to look over his full line of home-made cakes, rolls, break, pound cake and French pasties. Fresh goods every day. Also full line of candies.

PATENTV YOUR IDEAS

end mated i f ana '' -how to c Money J a am r. aw,

GKT THKST

lnfT"" JOSHUA R. H. POTTS

, WMiL W.ill .1 , D. C

FANCY 70-SO PRUNES, this sale, 2 pounds for........

3-LB CANS LYE HOMINY,

1Cc value, 2 cans for

1 .05 1 5c

1 5c

OUR 25c COFFEE IS AS GOOD AS ! AS EVER.

PORK LOINS, per pound. 8'2 POUNDS LEAF LARD for

HIND QUARTER LAMB, per pound FORE QUARTER LAMB, per pound MILLER A. HART CALIFORNIA HAMS, per lb..

BEST BEEF POT ROAST per pound LAMB STEW, per pound CRISCO,

I4c 1. 00 I3c 10c

1 3c

12ic 10c 23c

10c

per can. HONEV COMB TRIPE, per'pound

MILLER CHART'S tiEST BERK

SHIRE HAMS, per pound

SUNSHINE SPECIALS Loose Wiles Biscuit Co. BIG SIX varities of Sunshine Biscuits 1 Faekaa-e Tkbm, 1 Package Hotter ThtaM, 1 Paekase Clraham Crackers 1 PackaK Matinee Teas, 1 Parkaa-e Yum Yum, ,1 Paekaire m mytr-ru, KOc Wrtkjf Sulil CkM

GENUINE SPANISH ONIONS, per pound.

EXTRA FINE LARGE CUCUMBERS,

each only

ICc

FANCY LARGE GREEN PEPPERS,

3 for 5c or dozen

LARGE BUNCHES LONG RED RADISHES, 2 for.....

FRESH WAX BEANS, extra fancy, per. pound.., LARGE HEAVY GRAPE FRUIT, 2 for

FRESH RIPE TOMATOES, per pound HART BRAND BLACK

BERRIES, can. . .

FANCY HEAD LETTUCE, each.

I7c

20c 15c 10 c

lot; 0 c

GRANULATED SU.GAR, with $1.00 grocery order, any amount, per pound. . . .4$C BANANAS, large fancy ripe fruit, same as last Saturday, 2 dozen for 25c A SILVER SPOON GIVEN AWAY FREE WITH EVERY $2.00 ORDER OF GRO

CERIES OR MEATS.

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578 Hohman St., Hammond Phones 1550-1551

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