Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 246, Hammond, Lake County, 21 March 1913 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Friday, March 21, 1913.

AXM'AL EASTER BALL. The committee has completed all arrangements for the fourth annual ball to be Riven by Justice Lodge No. 419 I. A. to the H. of R. T. in the Masonic Temple In Muenich Court Easter Monday evening, March 24th. A number of tickets have been told in Gary and East Chicago and it is expected that the attendance at the dance will be very large. "Walsh's orchestra will furnish the musi The decorations in the ball room will be very elaborate and will be carried out almost entirely in the

lodge colors. The dance will be one

of the prettiest and most delightful of the post Lenten seaosn.

A STUDY MEETING. The members of the Hammond Jewish Literary Society met at the residence of Charles Arkin. C3 State street last evening- instead of at th Sabbath school rooms in the Rimbach building' aa was first announced. There was a large attendance and several new members were enrolled. A feature

of the program was the reading of "The Merchant of Venice" by . Miss Mae Arkin. After her reading; several of the leading characters were discussed. The evening's program proved very interesting and enjoyable. It was announced that the next meeting would take place Thursday evening, March 27th. Mr. Grenberg will read "The Girl By The Holy Ark," by David Plnsky. AX ALL DAY SESSION. There was a meeting of the Martha

If EASTER LILIES Beautiful Plants. y-lJl Pr bud or bios- hZK)

TORE

Pure Food Grocery Special Easter Sale Friday Evening and Saturday, March 22nd EXTRA SPECIAL The esgs advertised in the 6Pace below at 182c a dozen, are strictly fresh candled country eggs from adjacent towns Lowell, Crown Point, Rensselear, etc. :-: :-:

Fancy Quality Whole Head Rice, regular 9c value, per lb, gf. 5 pounds lor .SC

No, 1 Tall Cans Fancy Red Bird Brand Salmon, g q per can. . . . . . JJQ

Golf Club Brand Finest Quality Pure Grape . Juice, full

quart bottles. . .

29c

Royal Crown Cali

fornia Port and

Sherry Wine, full

quart bottles . . .

39c

Post Tavern Special. the new breakfast food, special today

per pack-

SPECIAL EASTER SALE

OF HAMS Edelweiss Brand Finest Mild Cured Hams, hickory smoked,

pound 18ic

OSCAR F. MAYERS

HAMS

Millford Brand Fine

Sugar Corn, 4 cans for. .

25c

3c

10c Packages er Oats, today

Quak8c

Fancy Bright California Evaporated

Apricots, per lb ... .

I8c

Best Quality Shred

ded Cocoa nut.

per lb ... .

1 6c

Swift's Pride Laun

dry Soap, 10c bars.,

29c

No. 3 Cans Midland Red Ripe Tomatoes, per can ,. g at ac

society yesterday. The members met

in the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue for an all day x session. The meeting was in charge of Committee No. 1 of which Mrs. Grant Walters la chairman. They had home bakery for sale and realized a nice sum for the church. Committee No. 1 wil conduct two sales tomorrow, one at Ruff's Hardware store in South Hohman street and the othr at Grisworld's store In East State street. The public Js cordially invited . to attend. The chicken pie supper which the members announced would take place Thursday evening at the church has

had to be postponed Indefinitely. The usual program will be followed at the meeting next Thursday. After the business meeting yesterday the mem

bers quilted and accomplished a great

deal of work.

ENTRRTAINS INFORMALLY.

The young women of the A. D. Q.

Club were delightfully entertained last

evening by Mrs. Ella Hageman at her home in Highland street. The mem

bers with the exception of one were present. They spent the hours until ten o'clock with their needle work after which a dainty luncheon was

served in two courses. The evenin

was spent very enjoyably. Plans were made to meet again In two weeks at the home of Misa Ethel Hoffman In Sumer street. Miss Hoffman will be

hostess at a thimble party. A SOCIAL SESSION.

The members of the Baptist Women's Union met in the parlors of the church

yesieraay arternoon ana were very pleasantly entertained by the members

of the social department. Mrs. W. A.

Hill the president, ' conducted , the de

votional - exercises after,"K'jich the meeting was turned ofer to the social

committee of whlchJirs. Robinson wa

Van Goens Miss Blood. Violin "Gypsy Scenes" i. Earl R. Dajte Mr. Dake. Vocal "Staccato Tolka" . . . .Mulder ... Mrs. Beaumont.

6. . Violin .

(a) "Air for G. string" Bach 4b) "Rondon Brilliant". Wieniawski Miss Blood. Violin thaett "Rondon" De Beriot Miss Blood and Mr. Dake.

8. Ensemble "Ave Maria" Raff

Mrs. Beaumont. Miss Blood and Mr.

Dake.

No. 2 Cans Eureka Brand "Early June

Peas per

can,'

He

Finest Quality Full Cream Brick and Yel I o w American

Cheese, per lb.....

19c

Fancy Solid Head Lettuce, regular 10c

heads, this

sale.

5c

Large Fancy Red Gano Apples, per peck.. ...j0C

Fresh Baked Uneeda

Biscuits,

Lion Brand XXXX Patent and Plllsbury Flour, 14 -barrel sacks 66 C -barrel sacks 28 -barrel sacks 2 52

Dennehy's Old Underoof Whiskey, this well known whiskey is .usually sold at $1.50 per

quart, this sale at

1.05

4 packages . .

I5c

Our famous 30c Lead

er Coffee,

per lb. . . .

27ic

Instant Postum, 50c

tins, 45(j 30c tins

on special tffrg sale.. faQC

13

THE POSTUM CEREAL COMPANY OF BATTLE CREEK, MICH., ARE CONDUCTING A SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION OF THEIR GOODS

IN OUR GROCERY SECTION

POST-TAVERN SPECIAL The new Breakfast Porridge Is made of selected wheat, corn, rice and salt, skillfully blended; was first served to

the guests of the,

Post Tavern, Battle Creek, Mich. Being well received it is now made for the general public. Come in and try it tonight -or tomorrow.

'.; I Postum o

fc4

Postum O

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

Come in and Try the New Food Drink INSTANT POSTUM The best of all table beverages; requires no

boiling; it is regular Postum percolated and reduced to a soluble powder. A teaBpoonful in a cup of hot water Instantly produces" a beverage better and more healthful than any other table drink.

chairman. A hx program was given

and a dainty ,ree course luncheon was served. Ty fternon was passed very enjoyabT There was a larsre number

of mernbers at the meeting-. The pro

gra-., for the afternon was as follows I".ano Solo ...Mrs. George House

Vocal Solo . .Mrs. Sprout

Reading.-- Miss Mildred Carter

A PLEASANT AFFAIR

At her home 88 Doty street Mrs. Fox

was hoHtess to the members of th

Helping- Hand and Embroidery Club

yesterday afternoon. The afternoon was spent very enjoyably in a social

way.' A part of the afternoon was de

voted to needle work after which th

hostess served her company with daln

ty refreshments. The luncheon wa

served in two courses. There were

number of members present. An

nouncement was made of the nex

meeting- to be held in two weeks at th

home of Mrs. A. A, Miller.

MRS. THOMPSON ENTERTAIN.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. TV

Thompson entertained the members o

the Ladies' Aid Society of the Tin

street Presbyterian church at "her home

In Hoffman street. It was the after- i

noon for the regular weekly meeting

and a number of members were Jn at

tendance. - The afternoon was devoted

to needle work and a great deal of

work for the churOwu accomplished. During the social hour the hostess

served her gruests with a dainty luncheon. Next Thursday afternoon the members will meet In the parlors of

the church. The program for the afternoon will be announced later. A part of the afternoon will be devoted to

sewing.

A STl'DV MEETING. Miss Edythe McConnell of 'Doty

street will be at home to the members

of the Standard Bearers Society this j evening. The younp women will de-1 vote the evening to the study of the

chapter in their text book on China's Revolutionary Work. A very interest

ing program has been arranged and it Is desired that there is a large attend

ance at the meeting. There will be a social following the program.

AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. IV. A. Hill will have the members of the Alpha Fhl Club as her guests this afternoon at her home in South Hohman street. The club ladles will spend the afternon with their needle work.

A BRIDGE PARTY. A bridge party was triven at ' the?

Hammond Country Club last evening.

Bridge whist games were played progressively at ten tables. High scores were made by Mrs. Peter Crumpacker and Mr. V. F. Bridge. The card games continued until eleven o'clock when re

freshments were served. The party was very much enjoyed by the many guests.

A SACRED CONCERT.

A chorus of thirty voices under the

direction of Mr. Clark Learning will

give an Easter concert of sacred

anthems at the Hammond Country Club

Sunday afternoon, March 23rd. Tho program will be given promptly at three o'clock. A special chicken dinner

will be served from one to three o'clock and special Sunday evening- supper from six to eight o'clock. The afternoon's program will be as follows: Hosanna Granler

As It Began to Dawn Foster

With Bass Solo by Mr Learning.

Now Is Christ Risen West Solos by Mr. Hatfield and Mr. Learning

Comes At Times A Stillness . Woodward

God Hath Appointed A Day Tours

Mrs. Earl Robertson, accompanist. CELEBRATED ANNIVERSARY. Mr. arid Mrs. Emll Bunde celebrated

their crystal wedding anniversary last evening by entertaining a number of

friends and relatives at their home In East Sibley street. The party was one of the prettiest of the season, the

parlors where the guests met being

very attractively decorated with flow

ers and masse of greenery. During the evening a delightful musical program

was rendered by Relnhardt Elster,

Basil Walker and Emil Diederich. Sup

per was served at ten o'clock. Mr. and

Mrs. Bunde were the recipients of num erous gifts In remembrance of the day

Their guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bunde and family, Mr. and Mrs. Emil

Diederich and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Leonhardt Elster and family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moehrllng and family. Mr. and Mrs. Heinrlch Elster, jr. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Raver and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Diederich and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bunde and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kel

son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elster, Mr. and Mrs. Reinhardt Elster, Mra. Maris

Hall, Mrs. ; Dorothy Borchert, and

Messrs. Basil Walker and Cat! Fried-

rich. I

An Easter cantata entitled "Joy Bells

of Easter" will be given at the First Congregational church Sunday morn

ing at ten o'clock. The cantata with the exception of a few soloa which will be taken by Mrs. O. W. Hill. Miss Mabel Masker and Miss Janie Dye will be

given by the children of the church. A number of motion songs will be given by the children of the primary department. The rehearsals have- been In charge of Mrs. M. J. Cameron and Mra. Charles Lawrence. Th epubllc is Invited to attend this Easter service and all other Sunday services. W wish to thank our friends, neighbors and especially to Concordia Society for the sympathy and kindness shown during our 'sad bereavement In

the death of our father. Carl, August. Paul. Ida, Bertha, Elisabeth Mueller and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vonash. Get your shoes cleaned and dyed at the Bijou shoe shining parlor. Roy

McCool. 175 E. State street. 15-18-21

Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street 216 Hotel Street Special Easter Sale of Fresh and i Smoked Meats x side for1 Saturday, March 22nd

STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, per doz. FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per pound

SMALL FRESH PORK

LOINS, per pound.

9 POUNDS LEAF

LARD for

MAYER'S MOOSE BRAND

HAMS, per pound

ARNOLD'S CALIFORNIA

HAMS, per pound

ARNOLD'S BREAKFAST

BACON, per pound

NATIVE LEG OF VEAL,

per pound

NATlvft VEAL ROAST,

per pound HIND QUARTER LAMB, per pound

I9c 1 51c 1.00

I7c

I2ic 1 81c

mc

17k

I flic

FORE QUARTER

LAMB, per pound...,

NATIVE POT ROAST,

per pound

NATIVE RIB ROAST,

per pound

HAMBURG STEAK,

per pound

NATIVE RIB BOILING

BEEF, per pound... NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per pound........ -BARREL SACK CERESOTA FLOUR 20 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FANCY POTATOES, per peck 6 BOXES ARGO STARCH....

.... 1 2c 1 22c .... I4c 10c ...91c ... 172c

65c 1.00 1 8c 25c

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

Chas. Berendtt

101 Slats St Fbone 100

Hohman & Gostili Sb PhOH 431

Hammond Phone 232 Now and Till Sat. , THE RIP-ROARING MUSICAL FARCE 85 MINUTES OF JOY The Girl From Dublin Easter Sunday BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW SEATS NOW ON SALE

SPECIALTIES are ow

Special '

SPECIAL SALE OF CANDY EGGS AND OTHER CONFECTIONS PERTAIN- " TIONS TO EASTER

l.arse Sle Candy Knn, with marshmaTlow centers, lOc a. dozen n each Jelly Bird Ksrk. assorted flavors, Jn sh fresh made C4tf per lb mJ ljOrge Cborolnte Creain EgKa at ftOc a dozen, ?a each DC

HuniuiiBK Bird' Kitsu, assorted colors and flav- C ors per poutid.ldV Jelly Bensn, acsort-d colors and flavors, special $G Fresh Mambmallonii, regular 23e "t Ag value, per lb..-I.Ttv

Regular 5c Packages of Easter Egg Dyes, 8 different colors and 6 transfer sheets Saturday only, ft

3 for " tUb

EASTER CIGAR SALE Diamorvf Crowns, Tom Keene, San Felice, Sidney Dillon, regular 5c cigars,

special, 7 for

A regular 25c French Briar Pipe, free with each pound

can of Black and White

Smoking Tobacco at.........:.....,

LaSaramita Cigars, the regular 2 for 25c size, spe

cially priced for this sale,

per box of 25 only...... .

25c

00c

2.00

MEET THIS EVESnG. The younK women of the X. A. T. Club will be entertained by Miss

Ferroll Staley this evening-. It will be the regular semi-monthly meeting and

the usual social progrram will be fol

lowed. Needle work and games will

be feature of the evening. PROGRAM BY (HILDHEV.

The children will give the program at the Sunday services of the First Spiritualist society which will be held

at seven-thirty o"clock in the evening

at Weis Hall In State street. The pub lie is cordially Invited to attend. ARTISTS' RECITAl

Thursday evening-, March 27th has

been chosen as the date for the Artists'

Recital to be given before the Mozart Club and the friends of the members

at the Hammond Musical College in the Rimbach building. The recital will be on of thn leading musical attractions

of the season as some of the best talent In Chicago - has been secured to give the program. Mrs. Beaumont. Blanch

Blood and Earl R. Drake will give the

program which follows 1. Violin "Second Concerto"

: Wieniawski

Mr. Drake. 2. Vocal Waltz Song, from Romeo

and Juliette Gounod

Mrs. Beaumont. 3. Viola "Dance of the Farles"

wnr.ir30Nin THEATRE SUNDAY, MARCH 23 "THE SPRING MAID" BIG COMPANY AND PRODUCTION Prices 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50

Wear (Dub Apparsl Eastcs and Vou L7t II fcs Yogged in ike Best Royall Tailors Stetson HQatG

601 Hohman St., Hammond Building

NOTICE! Madam Costello Will hold circle every Friday night, S clock sharp. T7 STATE STREET HAMSIOXD. rnoxc wi-u Office Honrs Dally 10 a. m. to 9 p. nt.

WHITE ASPARAGUS TIPS, square

tins, obout 30 spears to the can, reg

ular 25c seller, this sale only, per tin 10Q GOOD CLOTHES PINS for

PURE ITALIAN OLIVE OIL, quart

tins, specially priced, quart MIDGET SWEET PICKLES, quart OUR BEST FRENCH PEAS, per can

CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP,

3 cans for LARGE QUEEN OLIVES, No. 8 size, quart only... FANCY DARK HONEY in combs, per section

OUR BEST CANNED APRICOTS,

regular 25c goods, this sale only, per can......

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JOSHUA R. H. POTTS

D.C-. U. 3. mmd Tm

2lc

10c , quart

72c 30c 18c

25c 37c 18c

ICOTS, 19c

BEST BEEF POT ROAST, per pound..

LEAF LARD, 8'2 pounds for HINDQUARTER LAMB, per pound FOREQUARTER LAMB, per pound

LAMB STEW, per pound. . .

BEST RUMP CORN BEEF, per pound 3-POUND STRIPS BACON, per pound.

NO. 1 HAMS, per pound

SUNSHINE SPECIALS- All 10c packages of Sunshine p Cakes, 3 for ZwC

I5c CHER-

25c

Attention Please Our 25c Coffee is a bargain. You know it. We know it and so will anyone else

that tries it. BUT we have other bargains just as good. Look them over.

SLICED PEACHES in heavy syrup,

1'2-lb can, a real bargain, each at..

FANCY WHITE CALIFORNIA CHER

RIES, In syrup, No. 3 size can only.

MONARCH MALPE SYRUP, yiin full quart bottles 4 1 0 FRESH VEGETABLES Extra Fancy Fresh Spinach, peck 22c Large Bunch Green Onions, 3 for Qq Solid Head Lettuce, each only....gr New Carrotts, large bunches Qq Fancy New Pie Plant, per lb......gg Fresh Wax and Green " String Beans, per lb. ............... .20c Ripe Pineapples, each 15c Indian River Grape Fruit. It's not how large, but how good you can get for your money. We hare the kind you eat without sugar. The flavor is great, each 7JC

I4c 1. 80 I3c I Ok 10c 1 3c

1 7c

17ic

A SILVER PLATED SPOOf with every $2.00 order of Groceries or Meats. GRANULATED SUGAR with grocery order, 454c, per pound; without order, 5c per lb i

578 Hohman St., Hammond Phones J 550-J 55 1 -

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