Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 240, Hammond, Lake County, 14 March 1913 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Friday, March 14, 1913.

. Hammond Meafl Market 101 State Street 216 Hohman Street Special Sale of Fresh and Smoked Meats Sat,, March 15th Come and see our Easter Window Display ot Fresh Meats Our Fresh and Smoked Meats are

A MOTHKS' MI3KT1G. At 3:30 o'clock on: the afternoon of Monday. March 17th, there will be a meeting at the Washington school on Williams street which all interested women of Hammond . are urgently requested to attend. Pr: Eleanor Scull will read a paper on "Sex Hygiene Instruction for Adolescent Children"' and lead in a discussion of . various phases of that subject, the importance of which Js being more widely recognized,

CELEBRATES AXMVERSAUV. A number of Hammond and Chicago ladies .were; delightfully entertained by Mrs. George A. Geyer at her home in Ogden street yesterday afternoon. The party celebrated her birthday anniversary -and she;recived a number, ot pretty gifts In remembrance of the day. The- hours until four-o'clock -were spent pleasantly with needle work . after which a dainty two course luncheon was served. The stables In the. dining

room were decorated with flowers. The members of the Wednesday Afternoon Embroidery Circle were among tho guests. The following were the guests: Mrs. Rauen and Mrs. Kilbiirg of Chieggo; Mrs. Schoon, Mrs. Smith, Mrs, Frlcke, Mrs. Muelberger and Mrs. Kum of Hammond. A 1H DAV SESSIOX.

There was a meeting of the Martha Society yesterday. The members met for an all day session In the parlors of the First' Christian church in Calumet avenue. A dinner Was served at noon after which the members spent the remainder of the .aftrhoon sewing and Quilting. A great deal of work was accomplished. A number of members were In attendanceat the meeting. Flans were made to meet again next Thursday and the usual program will be followed.' The committee of which 'Mrs. Grant Walters Is chairman will have charge of the meeting. They

will also be in charge o'r the two sales to be heliir tomorrow. Home bakery and bakedfbeans will be sold at RufFa Hardware Store -;,tn.' South Hohman street and at Griswold's Btore In Bast Stat street. The public is Invited to attend these sales. The proceeds will be used for the benefit o fthe church. MOTHKBS !)' AT THE CU B. The Hammond Woman's Club will observe 'Mothers' Day"-at their meeting tomorrow efternon In the club rooms of the Hammond Chamber of Commerce In the Cttlsena German Notional Hank Building. The meeting will be held at the usual hour, three o'clock. AH members are urged to attend and bring a guest. No admission fee will be asked of Truests. Mrs. James Fv Kdwards of Indianapolis will address the gathering. Her subject will be "Mothers In Literature." The musical program will Include a group of 'songs

by Miss Macelle Murray and a piano solo by Miss Grace Jenkins. MRS, BEHRY A HOSTESS.

A very interesting meeting of the Baptist Women's Vnlon took place yesterdayafternoon at the home of Mrs. A. C. Berry in Mason street. A large number of members were in attendance and thoroughly enjoyed the program. The president, Mrs. W. A. Hill presided during the business session after which the meeting was given over to the Child Culture Section. Mrs. J, O. Dickson had the program in charge. Several very interesting papers were read after which there was a discussion lead by Mrs. Floyd Adams. Refreshment were served In three courses. The so-

the Best, Prices the Lowest

9 POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, guaranteed, per dozen..., FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per pound...

SMALL FRESH

PORK LOIN'S, per lb..., HOICE SIRLOIN STEAK, per pound. HOICE NATIVE RIB

ROAST, per pound ATIVE POT ROAST, per pound. ..............

NATIVE VEAL ROAST,

per pound. . . . ; .

NATIVE VEAL STEW,

per pound

POTTED PALMS t. For V , PALI.I SUNDAY The popular Kentia Species in 4-inch Pots, average heigh 18 inches, florist price 50c to 75c, QAft our price. 03b

Advance

Sale of

OSCAR F. MAYERS

EDHBffiOSS

HAMS

OSCAR MAYER'S FAMOUS EDEL

WEISS HAMS,, finest quality, hickory smoked, mild cured, 8 to 12 pounds, 4 QXf special, per pound I U2U Don't put off getting your Easter Ham Buy Now.

-5L

Food Grocery

Pure

'Strictly Fresh Country Eggs, dozen. . . . 21c

Big Purchase of Finest Indian River Florida Grape Fruit, extra large size, each ft 3 for. 25c; per dozen, 95c 5JC

Extra fancy solid Head Lettuce, 10c heads, tg this sale. . . . OC

Milford Brand Fine Illinois Pack Sweet Corn, 4 cans for 25c Tflm per dozen . UC California Lilly Brand Extra Fine White Asparagus, )A. No. 2 cans., fcaJC Nol 2 Cans Fallston Tomatoes, f .UC

No. 3 Cans Midland Tomatoes, can

No. 2 Cans Navajo Early Juno Peas, can

No. 2 Cans Aurora Early June Peas, can

10c . . . . Q 12k

8nider's Pure Tomato Catsup, f 8-oz. bottles, 11C; 16-oz. bottles.,

Prelate Brand Salmon, -Ib cans

Hypathla Brand Salmon, 1-pound flat cans ........

8c 12k

Golden Crown Fancy Table Syrup, gal. pails, 32c gal. paile, Jgc ( quart cans iJQ

SPECIAL SALE OF LION XXXX PATENT AND PILLSBURY FLOUR Vs-bbl. sack, 66c Vi-bbl. sack. 1.28 Va-bbl. sack. 2.52

Staylit Parlor Matches, Be pkg. Q2q six 5c packages, in f carton wC Glarletta Brand Fancy Layer ft Figs, in l ib cartons Q Arab Brand Selected Persian Dates, per package, 9C F 3 'or Fancy Bright California a f Evaporated Apricots, per lb...... JJQ Fancy California Evaporated f ft Peaches, per pound I vC Castle Brand California Seeded flJM Raisins, 1-pound packages C2v Fancy Hand Picked No. 1 Navy Beans and Red Kidney Beans, Etm per pound -WC Golden Egg Brand Macaroni and Spaghetti, 10c packages only jC NATIONAL BISCUIT CO'S CHOICE ASSORTED CAKES 9 different kinds at only Qq per lb.' Southern Mixed, Economy Mixed, Jotante. Mary Ann,, Fig Bars, H. H. Sugar, Housebold Molasses Iced, Beverly, Jelly Tart. Hippodrome Bars Atlantlcs or Newsboys and Peanut Cake, I Ojft per pound 1 fa2w

TWO DAYS SPECIAL ADVANCE EASTER SALE OF FINE OLD CALIFORNIA AND IMPORTED SPANISH

SHERRY WINE Fine Old Calif ornia Sherry, gallon, 1.10; V2 gallon

Welch's Pure Grape Juice, reg

ular 50c bottles,

thin sale, qts. only.

39c

60c

Our Well Known Royal Crown Finest Imported Spsnish Sherry, Sherry Wine, quart bottle, regu- full quart' bottle, regular price

lar price oOc, Of 89c, sale

at.

35c

price.

75c

Hay's Valjey 8. Year Old Bottled in Bond and Cream Rye Whis

key, full qt. bottle.

05c

Cigar Specials San Felice, Dia- Don Rubino, mond Crown and Curley Maid and Tom Keene, reg- Great Gunner, ular 5c cigars, special, gwm special 25 Q All 10c Straight Cigarettes Cigars, special regular 15c pkg., 3 cigars aJlP peclal, IJC for.......DC. 2 Pk fcDC 5 S. & H. Green Stamps ,- With All Purchases

EASTER NOVELTIES

(Basement) Undestructable Cotton Chics, Ducks

and Rabbits, choice. ......

10c

Candy Specials

Old Fashion Chocolate Drops, regular 25c value, Barr's Saturday Candy in Pound Boxes, reg. 40c

grade, special

per pound ,

only..

29c

Fresh Chocolate Marshmallows, -'

regular 25c value,

special, per -lb

Rainbow Jelly Squares, a regu

lar 55c grade, spe

cial, per

pound. . .

I7c

Double Sf & H. Green Stamps Given Tonight

HIND QUARTER SPRING

LAMB, per pound

1.00 2lc I5ic I lie I5c I5fc

POKE QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound.......

SHOULDERS, per pound.. 2

FRESH HAMBURG STEAK, per pound MOOSE BRAND HAMS, average 8 to 10 lbs, per lb. ARNOLD'S DIAMOND "A" CALIFORNIA HAMS, lb.. SUGAR CURED BACON, per pound 20 POUNDS GRNULATED

SUGAR 8-BBL. SACK NEW CENTURY FLOUR 6 BARS AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP 3 LARGE CANS TOMATOES ......

I3;c

10c I7c I2;c 1 51c

99c

63c 25c 29c

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

Qtas. Berenctt

101 S'ale St PboDB 103

Hohman & 6ostlli St! Phone 431

clal hour was passed very pleasantly. The following; wa the program;

"Sleeping Rooms" Mrs. James Fox

Fresh Air" Mrs. Rodney C. Hobl How To Rest". .... .Mrs.- C. J. Coulter

Piano Solo :..Mlss Wellle McDaniel

Duties of Mothers" ............... .Mrs. George Houser

A Story ...Mrs. J. O. Dickson

Sleep, It's Relation to Woman" Mrs. Rf E. Abercromble

Discussion Mrs. Floyd Adams

A SOCIAL GATHERING. Mrs. R. Berg entertained a few friends informally at her home In Oakleyavenue yesterday afternoon. Her

quests were the members of the

Amethyst Club who met for their regru

lar semi-monthly meeting. Tney spent

the afternoon very pleasantly with their needle work. At four o'clock the hostess served a dainty two course luncheon. Mrs. Herman Braun of Douglas street will be the hostess at the next meeting which will be held In two weeks on Thursday afternoon, March 27th. A PLEASANT MEETING. A delightful meeting of the Oak Leiaf Embroidery Club took place yesterday

lafternoon at the home of Mrs. ,Fank

Lowery In -vii. . Lowers'" was hostess at a thimble party. Her guests spent the afternon very en-joyably-with their needle- work. At four o'clock a dainty two course luncheon was served at tables In the dining room. Flowers decorated the tables very prettily. The next meeting of the club will occur in two weeks at the home of Mrs. A. C McMahon in May street. X THIMBLE TARTY. The members of the R. A. E. Embroidery Club were entertained very pleasantly at the home of Mrs. Norman Strouse in Clinton street yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Strouse was hostess at a thimble party. The guests spent the hours until four o'clock with their needle work after which they were served with a dainty two course lunch, eon. It two weeks the members will meet with Mrs. Edward Gray at her home in Detroit street. It will be an other thlVnble party. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the ladles' Aid Society of the Monroe street Methodist church was announced would take place yesterday afternoon In vne par-

HAMMOND PHONE 232 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SUTCLIFFE TROUPE PIPERS, DANCERS, ACROBATS. Other Acts and Features

COMING SUNDAY BOYLE WOOLFOLK'S NEW SHOW JttOTMW WISE A MUSICAL COMEDY SHOW SEATS READY NOW

HAMMOND THEATRE Saturday Evening MARCH 15 Uncle Sam's Belles A Big Burlesque Show Sunday , Evening, MARCH 16 A Romantic Play of Graustark , TRUXTOtl KING SPECIAL PRICES: 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c First five rows, $1.00

err them

! PATENT YOUR IDEAS

(and m"0VV0-i

rW&&5SSr2 JOSHUA R. H. POTTS

lora ot the church was . postponed In

definitely. Announcement ot the next

meeting will be made later.

MEET IX TWO WEEKS. It w'as decided to postpone the meeting of the Golden Rod Club which was announced would take place yesterday afternoon. There will be no meetings of the club until after Easter. Cards will be the feature of entertainment

at they meeting in two weeks when Mrs. A. D. Crtsman of Oak street will he hostess. POSTPONE THE MEETING. The next meeting of the Eyelet Embroidery Club will be held in two weeks. The hostess will be named later. There was no meeting yesterday afternoon on account of the ab

sence of several of the members from

the city. The usual program will be followed at the meeting. AN ENTERTAINMENT. The children of the Riverside school will give the "Brownies Whispers," a floral cantata this evening at the First Christian church In Calumet avenue. The program will consist of songs and drills by the children of the grades. They will be daintily and appropriately drops, flowers, sunbeams, the. gardner and his daughter. The entertainment will be one of the delightful affairs ot the school year and It Is desired that many attend. A number 'of tickets have already been disposed of. The proceeds will be used for the school. AX AFTERNOOX PARTV. Tetsterday afternoon at her home in East State street, Mrs. Addle Abbott very pleasantly entertained the members of the Colonial Club. It was the afternoon for the regular semi-monthly meeting and a number of the members were present. They spent the afternoon until four o'clock with their needle work, after which a dainty two course luncheon was served. Mrs. Julius Dunslng will entertain the club at her home In Carroll street on the afternoon of March JT. Mrs. Dunslng wll be hostess at a thimble party. A BRIDGE PARTT. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wolf Invited guests to their home at 934 South Hohman street last evening for seven tables of cards. The party was one of the most delightful of the season. It was one of the first of the St. Tatrlcks Day parties. The appointments were in white and green for St. Patricks Dcy and were, very dainty and pretty. The luncheon favors were little green baskets filled with bon-bons. The par lors were decorated attractively with ferns and green carnations. v A two course luncheon was served after the guests had enjoyed several games of cards'. Bridge whist was played and tL-i 1 , 1 "

Krlnbill, Mrs. Frank Hammond,. Mrs. high scores were made by Mrs. O. A. George Hannauer and Mr. Frank Hammond. The awards were very pretty. The party celebrated Mr. Wolfs birthday anniversary. A FAREWELL PARTV. A delightful party was given as a farewell surprise to Mr. ana Mrs. J. IT, Jones last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles See in Douglas street. The party was given by the members of the Amona and Agoga Classes of the Baptist church. There were fifty or more gu.ests. They spent the evening

very pleasantly with music and games

and a dainty two course luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are preparing to leave Hammond the first of April to make their future home on a farm near Indianapolis. MOZART CLl'B MEETS. The meeting of the Mozart Club will

be held tomorrow evening at the Ham

mond Musteal College In South Hohman

street. The evening will be given to

the study national music. Mr. Lawrence Becker's committee has had the pro

gram in charge. A very fine program has been arranged. It will be given

at eight o'clock.

A BAKERY SALE. The girls of Miss Jennie Mabbs' class of St. Paul's Episcopal church will have home bakery for sale Saturday afternoon at Schmidt's Plumbing Shop in South Hohman street. They cordially Invite the public to attenO. . . CARD Or THAN'KS. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to friends, neighbors, relatives, employes of Gibson yards, Maccabees and Royal League for their sympathy and may flowers sent us In the hour nf sudden and sad bereavement In the loss of husband and father, Gustavo

Winkler. KATIE WINKLER AND CHILDREN.

The ReUley-Perrlng hat shop wishes

to announce their display of French patterns and tailored hats Friday and

Saturday. March 14 and 15. 701 South Hohman street. The public Is cordially

invited. -14-2t

Buy your magazines, dally papers

and periodicals at the Bijou shoe shin

ing parlors. Roy McCool, 175 East State street. 14-17-19

la your house cold when you reach home? Get a'Gas Heating StOve. No. Ind. Gas & Elec Co.

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Select Vour Sprang (Slothes Uoiy ur Stock Complete JACK FOX

'Stetson Hats" "Royal Tailors" 601 HGtiman- St. Hammond, Bidg.

ill

Get a Silver Spopn Free WITH EVERY $2.00 PURCHASES, BESIDES SAVING MONEY, BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THESE BARGAINS, SALE BEGINS AT 6 O'CLOCK FRI. EVE.

LARGE FRESH COCOANUTS Girls and Boys here's your chance to be

happy for only, each

FANCY LARGE GRAPE FRUIT, each

HART BRAND TELEPHONE PEAS, 15c value, each.....

HART BRAND STRAWBERRIES, per can....

FRESH BULK COCOANUT, per pound

3c 3c 1 3c 22c 1 7c

LARGE FAT NORWAY SALT MACK

EREL, weighing 1-lb each, only. ,

SCOTT TISSUE TOWELS, 35c package for

ICc 20c

PORK LOINS, per pound PORK SHOULDERS, per pound

MILER & HART'S CALIFORNIA

HAMS, per pound

OSCAR MAYER'S HAMS, 8 to 10

pound average, per pound

BEST RUMP CORN BEEF, per pound.

CRISCO, per can 8'2 LBS. LAF LARD for PICKLED PIG'S FEET, per pound

SUNSHINE SPECIALS

ALL 10c PACKAGE GOODS, 3 for

15c 1 31c

ORNIA 13c 3 to 10

I7lc

1 3c

23c 1 .00 Oc

IALS 25c

OUR 25c COFFEE Is pleasing people that have been paying 30 and 35c. Try It, perhaps It will please you.

OUR BEST SEEDED RAISINS, Mb package. FULL CREAM BRICK JCHEESE, per pound..

Oc ISc

FRESH ORIOLE CORN j fFLAKES, 2 10c packages... QQ

JAPANESE CREPE TOILET PAPER, 3 roll for ,,

FANCY FRESH HEAD LETTUCE, each, Qq to.,,.. PANCAKE OR BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, Liberty brand, pkg.

25c

Oc 9c

25c

BANANAS Fancy Large Riue Bananas, 2 dozen for.

10 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR .with grocery order of $1.00, only. ..... . . .47C

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