Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 251, Hammond, Lake County, 4 April 1913 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Friday, April 4, 1913,

A SURPRISE PARTY. A pleasant party was given as a surprfse to Mrs. Albert Rock j-esterday Bftrnoon at her home 610 Hoffman street. The party celebrated her birthflay anniversary and she received a number of pretty gifts In remembrance of the day. The truest spent the afternoon In a delightful social way. A luncheon was served In three courses at five o'clock. Mrs. Hock was assisted by her daughter. Miss Lucy Rock. Among the fruetss at the prety function were Mrs. John Campbell. Mrs. William Whltmore, Mrs. Harry Heaphy. Mrs. John Cuningham, Mrs. Fred Robinson, Mrs. Edward Brennan, and Masters James Campbell and Harold Heaphy. HOLD WEEKLY MEETING.

Mrs. James Fox opened he rhome In Doty street yesterday afternoon for the meeting of the Raptiat Women's fnion. Mrs. W. A. Hill the president

of the society presided during the bus!

ness session after which the meeting

was given over to the chairman of the

Domestic Science Committee, Mrs.

Frank Stakemlller who had charge of the program for the afternoon. After a reading by Miss Mildred Carter & paper on "Food, And It's Appeal to the Senses" was read by Mrs. Martin J. White. "Menus" was the subject of a paper read by Mrs. Q. L. Smith and Mrs. P. Smith read a very interesting paper on "Left Overs." A general discussion followed lead by Mrs. Smith. During the social hour a three course luncheon was served. The social hour was passed very pleasantly. There was a large attendance of the membership and everyone present thoroughly enjoyed the meeting. Announcement of next week's meeting will be made later. MRS. DIBOS A HOSTESS.

A very pleasant afternoon was spent by the members of Circle No. 1 who are Invited to meet with Mrs. Carolina Dibos at her home in Russell street

yesterday. Tt wasethe first meeting of the club since before the Lenten season and a number of the members were

prescent. The afternoon was devoted to cards and pedro was played progres

sively at four tables. Mrs. John Beckman, Mrs. Meyers and Mrs. Mat Klein won the honors in the games. After the card games the hostess served her guests with a dainty two course ulncheon. The next meeting will occur In two weeks and the hostess will be named later. MRS. HARRINGTON ENTERTAINS.

Yesterday afternoon the members of

the Maywood Culture Club met with

Mrs. Robert Harrington at her home

In May street for their regular semi

monthly meeting. The afternoon was devoted to the study of domestic science. The members prepared and

served their own luncheon and spent a delightful time socially. The luncheon was served at four o'clock. During the

afternoon two kodak pictures wre tak

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Choice Santos and Rio special tocight and Saturday, per pound...

Our Leader 30c Coffee, a coffee that pleases all who try It., per lb, Z7Jc

Coffee, 22c

TT O

iLEim Pure Food Grocery

Strictly Fresh Country

xiggs, everjone guaran

teed, per dozen ........

19c

Special Sale OF THE National Buiscuit Co's

l -

Fancy Package Goods

Finest Quality Brick Cheese, Holstein ir. brand, per lb 10"

Your Choice of Shredded Wheat Biscuits and' Grape Nuts, f f per package. Glartetta Callmyrua Layer Figs, in paper cartons, j f only.. I fcC

Finest Quality Meats, per pound.

Shelled Walnut

45c

Cast' Brand California Seeded Raisins, 1-pound g package

Fancy Bright California Evaporated Apricots, 1 per pound jfj

Golf Club Brand Pure Grape Juice, full quart bottles, 35c; a f full pint bottles I oC Cream Rye and H aye's Valley Bottled In Bond Whiskey, fW? ful quart bottles (JjQ Henry Shufeldt eV Co.'s Rye Malt Gin, quart bottles.., Maryland-Rye Whiskey, j fwm -gallon 'Jugs I lUSl National Club Whiskey, aP gallon jugs I aUO Best Granulated White and Yellow Cornmeal, An 10 Pua(ls for aCswC Lion Brand XXXX Patent Flour, H-barrel sacks, 1 8 O Cil

barrel sacks aWavU Fancy Bohemian Rye Flour, -barrei sacks, 5gc f Vi -barrel sacks I I D Dragon Brand 8ugar Corn, Hominy, Pumpkin, Sweet Potatoes and 8auer

Kraut, Bpeclal to introduce this fine

line of canned goods.

g cans for 25c""per oren-

LEMON SNAPS, four 5c packages.

SOCIAL TEA BISCUITS, 3 packages for

25c

CHOCOLATE TOKENS, per package

FIG NEWTON,

3 packages for

RYKON BISCUITS, 3 packages for

25c

95c

GRAHAM CRACKERS, 3 packages for

25c

1 lyips

FROTANA FRUIT BIS

CUITS, 3 packages.

mm m

21c

COMIJiO EVENTS. The regular meat fair meeting f the

Lake Countr Humane Society will take lace Hoidar eveatag at nevea-thlrty

o'clock at Dr. Watson office In the Hammond Building.

There Trill be a meeting of the members of the Alnmal A'orlatloa of the Hammond High acaoot next Monday

evening In the Central aehool building In South Hohmau atreet. The meeting

will be railed promptly at aeren-thlrty o'clock. The members of the Vulvernlty Club will entertain at a card party and danoe thin evening; n the Vnivrraity t'lub

rooma. Mr. tlallou of Chicago will play for the dance. The evening program of daneea will begin at eight o'clock. A. meeting of the Helping Hand and Embroidery Club will be held neat Thuraday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chandler in Chicago avenue. The meeting which wan anounced would take

place yesterday afternoa was post

poned.

Mrs. Harvey Cleveland will enter

tain the members of the Acme Social

Club at her. home In Ingrahnm avenue

In West Hammond Thursday afternoon

of nest week.

Hammond 101 State Street Special Sale for Our Meats are tin Best XTJe Sell Just

Meat Market 216 Hotiman Street Saturday, April 5th Our Prices the Lowest

g we Advertise

White Line Washing Powder, large 5c packages, 3 for. . I UC

Snlder's Pure Tomato 8-oz. 15c tlze bottle, q 1-oz. 25c size bottle

Catsup, I8c

No. 3 Cans matoes, 2 cans for. .

Choice Standard To-

25c

No. 2 Cans Milford Illinois Pack Sugar Corn, PA cans for, amWW Common Barley, m per pound CfC Extra Fine Barley, f per pound OC

Golden Egg Macaroni and Spa

ghetti, 10c packages, 3 packages for

25c

Dragon Brand of Fancy Cut Wax and Green String Beans, j fk No. 2 cans today 1 UC

My Wife's Brand Pure High Grade Extracts Lemon, Vanila, Orange, Almond, Ginger, Raspberry, Peach, Pineapple Cloves Rose Nutmeg,

Strawberry, Banana, per bottle

10c

Our High Grade 50c Basket Fired

Uncolored Japan Tea, special today..........

39c

Highest Grade Pin Head

Powder Tea, 70c regular value, per pound

Gun

59c

NABISCO, per package, 9c and.

Reid Murdoch Co.'s Perpared Mustard, in glass Jars, Ol special, per jar..... wMfC

Best Quality Large Lump Laundry Starch, F 4. pounds for

Best Quality Fresh Milled Oatmeal, 4 pounds for. . . .

10c

Candies Chocolate Fudge, fresh made, 15c value, f j pound Q

Jelly Beans, flavors, 12u grade, pound.

assorted ...Oc

Chocolate Dipped Maraschino Cherries, regular 60a boxes on AA special sale .... $ V C

35c Chocolates 19c Delicious Fresh Dipped Chocolate Eclares, Tarts and Cream PutfB, made of the finest and purest materials obtainable. The Chocolate Tarts come in a large variety of fruit flavors, lemon, peppermint, lime, orange and raspberry. The Cream Puffs are heavily coated and have soft creamy centers which melt In your mouth. Chocolate Eclares are a dainty new confection, especially made for us. You will like them. All three are 35c values, specially priced for f fk Saturday to Introduce, pound vC

Cigars

Diamond Crown, San Felice, Tom Keene Cigars, regular Of" 5c, special 7 forQQ Don Rubino, Curly Maid, Great Gunner,

special, 10 '"

Havana Petite 10 in package,

2 packages for.

25c

Cigars, special 25c

en of the guests. It was decided to meet again In two weeks at the home

of Mrs. J. Arthur Davis In Ada street.

With the club members Mrs. Marring

ton entertained the following guests.

Mrs. Klrkam of Vernon, Mich., Mrs. I E. Boone, Mrs. J. Floyd Irish and Mrs J. K. Stinson.

A SOCIAL. GATHERING.

Mrs. Harrington of Sibley street was

hostess to the members of the Uptodate

Whist Club at their first meeting since before the Lenten season . last Wdnes-

day afternoon. Whist was played at two tables and after several games the honors were awarded. High scora was

made by Mrs. Harvey Cleveland. Priaos

were alson won by Mrs. Barney Kenney

and Mrs. Frank Waller. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was served during the afternoon. The members

will meet again In two weeks at the

home of Mrs, Barney Kenney In Indi ana avenue. t AID SOCIETY MEETS.

The weekly meeting of the Ladies

Aid Society of the Pine street Presbyterian church took place yesterday aft

ernoon In the parlors of the church In

Pine street. The early part of ths aft

ernoon was devoted to sewing and

quilting and quite a great deal of work for the church was accomplished. During the social hour a number of games were played. "The White Elephantgame furnished a great deal of amusement. Kach member brought from her home some article that she didn't care for and traded Ik at the meeting. Dainty refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. William Bothwell in Hoffman street on the afternoon of April 10. EXTERTAIXS WITH CARDS. Mrs. Henrietta Huber entertained the members of the Good Will Club very pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her home In Truman avenue. It was the first social meeting of the members since before the fenten season. Cards

were the - feature of the afternoon. Pedro was played progressively at three tables. The honors In the games were won by Mrs. Camp, Mrs. Huber, Mrs. Fred Kralowets and Ms. Charles Luthman. The consolation prize was awarded to Sirs. Smith. After the card games the hostess served her guests with a dainty luncheon. Twelve covers were laid at the luncheon table. The next club meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Kralowetz lr Elm street. ESTERTAS INFORMALLY. The young women of the A. D. Q. Club were nicely entetrained by Miss Ethel Hoffman, at her home in Summer street last evening. Miss Hoffman was hostess at a thimble party. After a few hours spent pleasantly with their needle work the guetts were invited Into the dining room for refreshments. A dainty two course luncheon was servedOnly the youns women of the club were present last evening. In two wreks the club members will be guests at a thimble party at which Miss Ethel Shearer will entertain at her home In East Sibley street. YOIXG PEOPLE TAKE NOTICE. All young people of the citt' are invited and urged to be present at the

meeting to be held in th Auditorium of the Baptist church on Saturday evening of this week at S o'clock. Mis

Edna Rowan, national superintendent of the Loyal Temperance Legion of the W. C. T. IT. will b present to address the meeting. She is a brilliant woman and will charm and entertain the young people. It is desired that at least a representative number of young people from each church attend. A DANCING PARTY. . A dancing party was given in the. Orpheum Building In East State street last evening by the members of the Catholic Benevolent League. There was a large attendance despite the disagreeable weather and the many othor social affairs scheduled. Among the out-of-town guests were many from Chicago. Crown Point, and Hobart. The grand march opened the program of dances at nine-thirty o'clock. Mr. and

9 POUNDS FRESH

LEAF LARD

FRESH DRESSED

CHICKENS, per lb

8MALL FRESH PORK

LOINS, per pound

SMALL FRESH PORK

SHOULDER8, per pound.

NATIVE LEG OF VEAL,

per pound

NATIVE VEAL ROAST,

per pound

NATIVE VEAL STEW,

per pound

HIND QUARTER LAMB,

per pound

FORE QUARTER LAMB,

per pound.

BEEF POT ROAST,

per pound

1.00 I5c 1

3c 51c 5k

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12k

RIB BOILING BEEF,

per pound

HAMBURG 8TEAK,

per pound

CORN BEEF,

per pound MAYER'S MOOSE BRAND HAMS, per pound ARNOLD'S NO. 1 CALL HAMS, per pound. MOOSE BRAND BACON, per pound !-BARREL NEWCENTURY FLOUR 10 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FANCY POTATOES, per peck 4 CANS SWEET CORN for

8iC 10c 7k 173c 1 33c 1 03c

65c 52c

18c

25c

NOW PLAYING DAN SHERMAN AND COMPANY In

JAY CIRCUS"

Yadeuville's Greatest Comedy Act. 4 Other Big Acts and Features COMING SUNDAY The Distric Leader

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders wag Chas. Berendt mZfT Js

Mrs. Otto Knoerzer assisted by Mr. and 1 Martha Lund. Mrs. John Becker and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Rustic Dance , Howell Raymus lead the grand march. Six- ' Francis Pepperdine. teen dances were enjoyed during the Little Wanderer Lange evening. The Academy Orchestra play- j Margaret Young. ed for the dance. Other dances will Evening Chimes K Helns

Elizabeth Long.

Saturday evening the members of ths Dorcas Lodge of Rebekahs will meet iti the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street for their regular weekly meeting. A social hour will be enjoyed after ths business session. The regular semi-monthly meeting of Golden Rod Camp No. 1667 Royal Neighbors will take place this evenig

A meeting of Hammond Hive No. 2 L. O. T. M. will take place this evening In the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street.

be given by the League during the season. Invitations for a party to be given next month will be Issued wtthtn a short time. A BOX SOCIAL. The young people of the Eoworth

League of the First Methodist church

entertained at a box social last evening In the parlors of the church in Russell street. The invitation to attend was extended the young people of the vari

ous Hammond churches. The rain pre- '1" Lc-rissi Hall in East State street, vented a number from being present sol that the, attendance was not as large The usual business and social proas had been expected. Those who at- 8ram wiu be followed at the meeting tended report having had a very en- of tne True Kindred Lodge to be held Joyable time. Games, contests andltnls evening In the I. O. O. F. Hall In

music were features of the evenlnir. i East btate Street.

The boxes were opened about ten o'clock and the luncheon was served In picnic fashion. A STVDV MEETING. Members of ths Hammond Jewish Literary Society met In the- Sabbath School rooms In the Rlmbach building last evening for their regular weekly meeting. There was quite a large attendance at the meeting and everyone seemd to thoroughly enjoy the ecenlng's program. Mr. J. Mendelssohn read an essay on History, after which there was a discussion of the subject. The meeting next week will be held irv the same rooms. Mr. B. Grenberg wll read 'The Fur Cap'" by J. L. Terets. A RECITAL. The thirteenth Pupils Recital at the Hammond Musical College will be given this evening at eight o'clock at Recital Hall In the Rlmbach building. The program will be given by the children of the preparatory department. The following will be the evening's program; A Walk Through the AVoods. . .Sartorio Maybelle Green. Two Robin Redbreasts Nevln Elsie Arllne Rltier. Little Home Pets Engleman Ellen Stakemlller. The Tine .' Woodman Florence P.laemire. Lltle Walts Helns Donald Stakemlller. Playful Rondo Green Verne Milne. Little New Year Mlllegram Marlon Dleterlch. Graceful Dancer Lemont . Margaret McHle. The Mocking Echo Schmoll Marlon Eckman. Tulip Lichner Violet Stinson. Walts of the Forest Sprite Krug

Mrs. Thompson Dead. 't Mary E. Thompson. 64 years old, wife of James Thompson, who resided with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Holder, 1125 Van Buren atreet, died at t o'clock this morning at her home. Her death wii caused by a pulmonary trouble. Services for the deceased will be held this evening at the residence at 7:30 o'clock, after which the body will be sent to Butler, Pa., for . interment. It w'll leave at 11:52 tonight via the Er.. Interment will be made at Butler next Monday.

Hammond

Theatro

SUNDAY EVE., APR. 6. SAMUEL B. RORK I, By Arrangement With WILLIAM A. BRADY Presents THE BALKAII PRINCESS In Threa Tingling, Tuneful Acta ef Romance, Melody and Fun with an Immense Company and the Famoua BALKANESE BEAUTY CHORUS PRICESMain Floor, 6 rows . . . $1.50 Main Floor, 15 rows . . . $1.00 Balcony .... 50c, 75c, $1.00

Is your house cold when you reacb homaT Get a Gas Heating Stove. No. md. Gas A Elec Co.

ANNOUNCEMENT A SERIES OP THREE RECITALS will be given by the faculty of the Hammond Musical College : - AT . ' ' ,. v v ; RECITAL HALL, RIMBACH BLDG. Tickets good for the series 50 cents on sale at the College office. -No single admission will be sold. First Concert April 8th Second Concert May 7th Third Concert May 28th Programs will begin at 8:15 P. M.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT . - food for , work food for , both brain and muscle that's the kind we supply In our delicious, nourishing home-made bread. The Btrength-building power of good wheat bread is. wonderful. But the flour must be carefully selected and the bread properly baked bo that the nutritive elements are easily assimilated. We are coreful on these points. The Hammond Modern Bakery BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS, 86 State Street. Phone 268. HAMMOND. - - IKD.

Young men who want the latest and newest styles in clothes will get smart merchant tailoring and an exclusive selection of fabrics at YOUNG MEM'S TAILORS B. GREENBERG, Proprietor 61 State Hammond, Ind

Sunshine Biscuit Demonstration

ONION SETS Now is the time to plant Onion Sets. Before buying your aeta come and see oura. We have absolutely the beat in town and our price is right. FULL CREAM BRICK AND AMERI

CAN CHEESE, per pound

MONARCH RASPBERRY or STRAW.

BERRY JAM, full 'i-plnt in glass.

IMPORTED CASTILE SOAP, the finest made, 4 pounds to the bar,

any amount at only, per pound 1 PINT CANS OF RIPE OLIVES, this sale , 10c BOTTLES OF AMMONIA 2 for MIDGET SWEET PICKLES, quart

UNCLE SAM'S BREAKFAST. FOOD,

large package at A 1', Can of Sliced Peaches, in heavy syrup

EX.

I9c TRAW.

22c

P, the he bar, 10c

23c 1 5c 30c

. FOOD, 23c

1 4c

We desire to announce a demontration of Sunshine Biscuits to be held at our store on SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1913. Your presence Is requested, and be sure and bring the children, as they are good judges of good Cookies. All 10c packages will be sold 3 for 25c. The 15c packages 2 for 25c and the 5c packages 6 for 25c. The following will give you an Idea of our line of 10c packages Crispy, Cocoanut Dainties, Fig Bars, Varoniques, Graham Cx., Oatmeal Cx., Chocolate Fingers, Matinee Biscuit, City Sodas, Clover Leaf, Tan

Saw, Zweibach, Cheese Sandwich, Perfatto, Vanilla, Wayfera, Butter

Thins, Arrow Root,

Ginger Wayfers, eta,

10 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR with

A SILVER SPOON FREE with each $2.00 order in Meat or Grocery Department.

578 Hohman St., Hammond

HraimpIIer Ef3

Cracker Meal,

PURE LEMON AND VANILLA

TRACT in half pint yj bottles, each 4UC NONE SUCH MINE MEAT, Q per package v vC WE HAVE JUST A FEW CASES OF GOLDEN PEARL SWEET CORN, a regular 15c seller, which we will

sell out at, per can THE VERY BEST LAWN Kentucky blue grass, the finest grown, per lb

lie SEED, 28c

1.00

1 31c

MEATS 8 POUNDS LEAF LARD for PORK SHOULDER, per pound , . ,

MILLER AND HART'S BERKSHIRE

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

lOic 17c 13c

$1100 grocery order, 46c; otherwise 5c lb.

Phones 1550-1551