Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 257, Hammond, Lake County, 11 April 1913 — Page 2

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THE TIMEfl. Thursday, April 10. 1913. 0 QIWEIML&QSCS OQdDBJZJES Solves the Mystery of rtn Jl la ) A. We will show a Series of Eight Sherlock Holmes' Pictures. One every Friday. Don't miss one of them. u zj

Hammond Meat Market 101 State Sireet 216 Hotiman Street Special Sale for Saturday, April 12th Our Meats are the Best Our Prices tha Lowest VUe Sell Just as we Advertise

AX AFTEXOOX PARTY. ,the second prize by Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. Harvey Cleveland was hostess Mrs. A. D. Crlsman was awarded the to a few friends yesterday afternoon consolation prize. A dainty luncheon at her home In Ingraham avenue. West was served during the afternoon. The Hammond. Her guests for the after- next meeting will be held in two weeks noon were the members of the Acme at the home of Mrs. Jobbitt in Oak

a 1 flnh vhn m t for their reirula r , Street.

semi-monthly meeting. Tedro was

9 POUNDS LEAF LARD FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per lb NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, pep pound. NATIVE VEAL ROAST, pep pound NATIVE VEAL STEW, pep pound HIND QUARTER LAMB, pep pound , FORE QUARTER LAMB, pep pound NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, pep pound . ... NATIVE RIB ROAST, pep pound NATIVE POT ROAST, pep pound

1.00 163c i4ic 14ic 13k I3c I6ic 15k 121c

RIB BOILING BEEF, per pound , FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, per pound.

HOME CURED CORN BEEF,

pep pound SALT SPARE RIBS, pep pound MOOSE BRAND HAMS, pep pound. ARNOLD'S CALIFORNIA ' HAMS, pep pound MAYER'S SMALL STRIP BACON, pep pound

'a-BARREL NEW CENTURY

FLOUR 10 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR 4 CANS SWEET CORN fop

Sic

13IC

6C 7ic 71c 3ic

181c

65c 50c 27c

played at two tables during the afternoon. The honors in the games were won by Mrs. William Lawson, Mrs. J.

J. Rahen and Mrs. Joseph 1J.

A THIMBLE PARTY. Mrs. F. A. Scowden entertained at a pretty party yesterday afternoon at

Ruff. !her home in Ada street in honor of the

After several games of cards had been , members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery

played the hostess served her guests

with dainty refreshments. Mrs. Bar-

'club. Only the members were present

at the meeting yesterday. They spent

ney Kenney of Indiana avenue will en- th afternoon pleasantly with

tertain the club members at their next meeting in two weeks. MRS. Ll'THHAX EVTERTAIXS.

An enjoyable meeting of the mem

needle work until four o'clock

their when

ed. Flowers and pretty greenery decorated the luncheon table very attractively. The next meeting of the club will take place on the afternoon of April'2 and the hostess will be Mrs. A. O. Deaver. Mrs. Deaver will entertain at & thimble party at her home in Garfield avenue, West Hammond. A DANCIXCi TARTY. The members of the G. I. A. to the R. of L. E. gave their first annual ball last evening in the DaPron Dancing Academy in the Orpheum Building in Kast State street. There were many Hammond and out of town guests and

j every one reported having had a very

they were invited Into tne dining room enjoyable evening. The academy or-

for refreshments. The luncheon was chestra played during the evening ami served in two courses. Ferns and pink their program was a pretty one. The and white carnations decorated the j evening's program of dances bes-an at

bers of the Sunshine Club took place1 tables very prettily. In two weeks the eight-thirty o'clock and continued until

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

n2?m Chas. Berendf

Hctimaa I Gostlii Sts Phone 431

yesterday afternoon at the home of, dub will meet with Mrs. Hal Young

Mrs. Charles Luthman in Sibley street, at her home In Truman avenue. The afternoon was devoted to cards and pedro was played progressively at MRS. iOHJi A HOSTESS. thre tables. The honors in the games Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Harry were won by Mrs. Henrietta Huber, Yohn entertained the members of the Mrs. J. C. Jackson, and Mrs. Luthman. R- A. E. Club very pleasantly at her tk. n.nioin gn-arHoii tn homa in Conkfy avenue. The hours

Mrs. Emery Franks. After the card,unl11 ur o'clock were spent with games the hostess served her guests ( needle work after which the guests with a dainty two course luncheon. ' were invited into the dining room for!

Mrs. J. C. Jackson was named as the refreshments. A daintily arranged two next hostess and she will entertain the course luncheon was served. Mrs. Edclub members at her home in Claude '.ward Aubry, 432 Truman avenue will street on the afternoon of Anrll 24th. ' b the next hostess. She will entertain

the club on the afternoon of April 24.

EXTERTAIXS WITH CARDS. At her home in Ash street Mrs. Green was hostess yesterday afternoon the

members of the Golden Rod Club. The verycharmlngly entertained the memmembers were all present and spent bers of the Columbia Club at a one the afternoon pleasantly in a social o'clock luncheon and afternoon card way. Cards were a feature of the af t-I Partv yesterday afternoon at her pretty ernoon. pedro being played at three Homewood residence. The table aptables. The honors were awarded after polntments were very daintily and several games had been played. The Prettily carried out in white and pink, first prlxe was won by the hostess and!Fern8 an1 carnations decorated the luncheon table. After the luncheon

A Ll'JiCHEOX. Mrs. William Thum, 44 Webb street

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(KTOCEISY PRICES Are the most effectual aid in Reducing the High Cost of Living. We give ZC Green Stamps with All Purchases. Friday and Saturday Specials

Coffee, 33c

Coffee,

1.00

29c

27c

QUALITY TEAS AND COFFEE A.Special Cut Price Sale

Our Royal Blend 40c value, per pound. . ...... Our- Leader 30c

per -27Hc i nn 3 pounds for.. aUU

Choica Peaberry Coffee,

per Ibt, 26c 4 pounds for....

Choic Santos and Rio

Coffee, ilb., 22c I ft ft 4 pounds for. UU

Select Sample Mixed Tea,

per pound! .......

Fancy Sun Dried Green

JapanfTea, QIJil per pound. 'Www Engl iah Breakfast (Congo)

Tea, per pound tmStv

Choice Gun Ptwder,i

Tea, per pound . .

No. 1 Finest Hand Picked

Navy Beans and Red Kid

ney Beans, per CO lb-5'aC-19(lb8..30C

Lion Brand 'Rolled Oats,

full size, package

California Loose Muscatel Raisins, regular I P price 10c 2 for... QC

Staylit Parlor Matches, in

ic pkgs, 3ic 6 packages for. .

Extra Choice California Prunes, lb ti2C AP 5 pounds for CvC

Two Days' Specia

Sale of Fresh Made

Candies

Milk Chocolate and Al

mond Bars, 5c i f size, 3 for........ (JC

Fresh Made Carmels, as

sorted flavors, wrapped in

wax. paper, f pound. . fJC

35c Chocolates, rich

creamy centers, several different .flavors, i 1 pound IwC

Jelly Beans, assorted flav

ors, regular 10c value, pound jf Q

100 Pounds of Regula

25c Marshmallows on sale Saturday, 1 G pound IOC

EXTRA SPEC1AI Finest Quality Holstein Full Cream

Brick Cheese, f mm

per pound I 31,

Pet Brand Evaporated Milk, 10c tall cans, 3 for 05j

per dozen. 98(r 5c caDS 6 for 25C A O

HUU

01c

20c

Brand n

MCMM&iACfctm

pro Milk

to

1 1 n.-.'k'

per dozen.

Lion Brand XXXX Patent Flour and Pillsbury Flou

-barrel sacks, grjQ i-barrel sack, 1.28

-barrel sacks

2.50

Kirk's American Soap, . per bar Swift's Pride

Soap, i

10 bars

mm

Hr7 ,niHl

Int ciovwofNuioi

Family

4c Lacndry 29c

White Line Washing Dc packages,

Powder, large 91.

each , 02 w EXTRA SPECIAL Lulu Scouring

Powder, regular 10c sifting top tins, 3 for Sweetheart Toilet. Sop, 4 cakes for Our Famous Lion Crystal Baking Powder, 1-pound cans.

Reliable Brand and Lewis Best Quality

Lye, 10c cans, m Starch,

today... 9C pounds for..

I9c

15c

19c

Laundry 15c

UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BEST QUALITY GRANULATED CANE SUGAR. PER POUND

5 c

n

BIG PURCHASE OF WINES DIRECT FROM THE VINEYARDS, ENABLES US TO OFFER

WHITE ELK FINE OLD

PORT WINE, per gallon jug.

89c

(We guarantee this wine to be pure and of very choice quality.)

Royal Crown Fine

California Port Wine, full qt. bot

Old

SPECIAL SALE OF NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.'S HONEY CAKES

only

Iced Honey Jumbles

Cococanut Honey Jumbles . . N. B. C. Honey Cakes ...... Fidelity Honey Cakes Honey Flakes

at

per

2

pound

Special Sale of Pipes

A 10c Can of Black

and White Crushed Plub Tobacco FREE

with these French

Briar Pipes, straight or beat bits, hard

rubber or horn, special for this sale, each

25c

San Felice, Broadcast and Diamond Crown, 5c cigars,

this sale,

for.

25c

Don Rabino, Curly Maid

and Havana Londres, 5c

cigars, 10 for.... .....

25c

L.

Maryland -Pure Rye Whis

key, full

quart. . .

Crystalized Rock and Rye,

for coughs and

colds, large bottle

Garrets Old Virginia

Blackberry Wine,

largo bottle

Shufeldt & Co's Rye Malt

Gin, quart

bottles.

Golf Club Brand

Grape Juice, full quart bottle.

35c j Whis-

69c

55c j

39c fe Malt

75c

Pure 35c

which was served in several courses the gruexts returned to the parlors where the remainder of the afternoon was spent. Euchre was played progressively at four tables. High scores were made by Mrs. John E. Fitsperald and Mrs. W. f. Ray. They were awarded pretty prizes. In two weeks the next club party will be Riven by Mrs. A. V. Rohrer at her home in South Hoiiman street. Mrs. Rohrer will entertain

at a one o'clock luncheon and euchre party. j ESTERTAMS IXPORMAIXr. I The members of the Helping: Hand and Embroidery Club were delightfully entertained by Mrs. Chandler at her, home; in Chicago avenue yesterday aft- , ernon. The afternoon fas spent pleas- j

'antly jin a social war . A part of . this 1

afternoon the members devoted to their; J needle work. At five o'clock the hostess 'servpd her guests with a dainty two! course luncheon. The next club party! will be friven in two weeks and the!

hostess for the afternoon will be named later. i SEWIXft CIRCLE MEETS. J Pedro was played by the members of Sewing Circle No. 2 who met with Mrs. I Peter Halfman yesterday afternoon at her home In Michigan avenue. The j games were played progressively at 'four tables. Mrs. W. D. Weis and Mrs. ; George Eder 'won the first and second

honors in the games. The consolation prlie was awarded to Mrs. Mat Boney. After several games had been played

ine nosiess served ner guests with a

dainty two course luncheon. The mem

bers will meet again in two weeks at t

the home of Mrs. C. Lavene in Michigan avenue. HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. The regular weekly meeting of the Martha Society of the First Christian church took place yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the church in Calumet avenue. The members made plans for serving the banquet Tuesday evening and also for the next regular meeting of society which will take place Thursday afternoon, April 17th. It is desired that there is a large attendance of the membership at the next meeting as business of importance will be transacted. After the business meeting, yesterday the members enjoyed a 'social session. A number of the members devoted the afternoon to their needle work.

twelve o'clock.

CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY. In celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of her work In spiritualism, Mrs. Emma Kroer will entertain her friends Saturday evening at her home. 292 Truman avenue. A number of mediums from Chicago are expected to be present. A program will be given during the evening. HONOR MISS STEWART. Miss Florence Stewart was the honor guest at a miscellaneous shower given by Miss Belle Routsong last evening at her home, 94 Condit street.

Miss Stewart's marriage to Roy Mc-

Cutcheon will be one of the events of

the near future. She-received a number of pretty gifts from the young wo

men of the O. T. M. club, who were

the guests at the party. Miss Stew

art also won the honors in a contest arranged by the hostess as a feature of the evening's entertainment. Music was a delightful feature of the even

ing. At 10 o'clock' the guests were in

vited into the dining room for refresh

ments. A beautifully appointed lunch

eon was served in three courses. The

table was decorated very attractively with red hearts and ribbon bands.

CARD OP THANKS. j We wish to thank our friends an4

relatives, the ladles of the aid society of the St. Pauls Lutheran church also

the Rev. Claua for their late kindness

and sympathy shown during our bereavement also for the many beautiful floral pieces.

WM. HEIMKE AND FAMILY. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extend our sincere

thanks to the neighbors, friends pastor Hoefer and sister of L. O. T. M. for their kind assistance and floral offering

during the illness and death or our beloved daughter, Gertrude.

MR. AND MRS ALBERT KAISER AND FAMILY.

Commencing April 11 train No. 36

rom south on Monon road will arrive

at 6:10 a. m. instead of 7:33 until

Is your house cold when you react

home? Get a Gas Heating Stove. No.

md. Gas & Elec Co.

Hammond Theatre SUNDAY MATINEE AND EVE APRIL 13 AL. G. FIELD GREATER MINSTRELS THE OLDEST, BIGGEST AND BEST OF ALL MINSTREL SHOWS

27 Years of Continuous Success.ZJ

65 In the Company 65 ' WITH Bart Swor, Jka Healer. Bowem, Mnr Dve, Harry Skoak, Eddie Dsilxi. J-ek Rlefcards, Paul LaLade. WIer Sherrrod, Herbert wuUmi, R. B. Merrtlle, W. H.

Starr, B. H. Logaa, Crley Rfclfcrt, Jhm Crwfors, AUr Sextm,

Mack. The Spanish Students Minstrelsy Past and Present The Orlfllnal Production Opening the Panama Canal ALL HALLOWEEN OR LISH MURN'S DREAM A Whole Evening of Novelties

further notice.

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday A Stubborn Cinderella A wonderful Tabloid Musical Show Coming Sunday THE TIME, THE PLACE, AND THE GIRL Seats Now Selling.

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WE'RE GETTING BOUQUETS every day from delighted customers, complimenting us on tbe quality of our bakestuffs. Women who pride themselves on the quality of their home-made bread, rolls, cakes, pies, etc., tell us that we produce even finer things than they do. And that's a compliment Indeed. Why not try somo of our things? The Hammond Modern Bakery BAKEES & CONFECTIONERS, 86 State Street. Phone 2C8. HAMMOND, - - IND.

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Prof. William Walters' GOLD BAND MATINEE 3P.M, Prices 25c 50c EVENING, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 All Reserved Buy Now.

tftfSi?(3u'G(iDm Mate?9

JACL FOXl ' 1

601 Hodman St. Hammond Bld'g. HAMMOND, INDIANA

Golden Egg Brand Noodles,

Macaroni and Spaghetti,

10c packages, 3 for

Glorlctta Calimyrna Layer

Figs, 1-pound packages

25c

I2c

Clover Leaf l3V2-ounce Mason jars. .

Brand Jams, 9c

Belmont Brand Pure Pre

serves, per jar.

I2lc

V CXl'B MEETING. A pleasant afternoon was spent by the members of the Amethyst Club who were entertained by Mrs. Otto Herhold yesterday at her home in Calumet avenue. Mrs. Herhold was hostess at a thimhie party. After a few hours spent with their needle work the guests were invited Into the dining; room for refreshments. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was served. Definite arrangements were not made for the next meeting. A party will be (riven the members on the afternoon of April 24 and the hotsess will be named later. A PLEASANT MEETING. A pleasant meetinR of the Colonial Club took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. A. Gllson in Car

roll street. Mrs. Gilson was hostess at

a thimble party. The members spent the hours until four o'clock with their needle work after which a prettily appointed luncheon was served. The refreshments were served in two courss. Only the members were present yesterday. Their next meeting- will be held in two weeks and the hostess will be Mrs. Hickman. Mrs. Hickman will

entertain at a thimble party at her home in Warren street. A THIMBLE PARTY. An enjoyable afternoon was spent by

the members of the Eyelet Embroidery Club who met with Mrs. C N. Petrie at her home in East Sibley street yester

day. It was the afternoon for the regu

lar .meeting of the club and the mem

bers spent a pleasant time socially

The, hours until four' o'clock were de

voted to needle work after which a

'J dainty two course luncheon was aerv

A Silver Spoon with each $2 Purchase

FANCY IMPORTED FIGS, per pound

JAPANESE CREPE TOILET PAPER, 3, rolls for

EXTRA QUALITY ONION SETS, quart

FANCY MESSINA LEMONS, dozen ; EXTRA LARGE GRAPE FRUIT, each

I5c 25c 10c 28c 9c

3-LB CAN OF APRICOTS, ft

in heavy syrup

1'2-LB. SQUARE TINS OF ASPARA

GUS TIPS at

TRY OUR COFFEE,

per pound

2lc 25c

PORK SHOULDERS, per pound

8ia POUNDS LEAF LARD

for 3-POUND STRIPS BACON, per pound. , MILLER & HART'S BERKSHIRE HAMS, lb. CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound BEST RUMP CORN BEEF, per pound CRISCO,

per can. .

HART BIIAND SPECIALS 2-lb Cans Blackberries only J9q Hart String Beans, can XOc Hart Kidney Beans, ian QC

Hart Brand Baked Beans, 15c

size, can only....

I3c 1. 00 1 7c 101c 1 21c 13c

FULL CREAM OCTOBER YELLOW

AMERICAN CHEESE, , per pcund FULL CREAM BRICK CHEESE, per pound

MONARCH CATSUP, pint bottles

I9c 19c 21c

EXTRA FINE EATING SALMON,

something that will please everybody, 1-lb tall can.

FRESH ORIOLE CORN FLAKES, 2 packages..

FRESH GREEN CUCUMBERS, 2 for.

lie

SATURDAY

A FULL QT. OF BISMARK OLIVES only

I5c 1 5c 25c 20c

ONLY.

EXTRA SPECIAL FOR

To each customer purchasing 1 pound of our 50c Tea--either Oolong, Gun Powder, Eng

lish Breakfast, Uncolored Japan and 1 pound of our 25c uottee, we will sell 10 pounds of Granulated Sugar for 42c. Otherwise sugar will be 5c per pound.

578 Hohman St., Hammond

Eliinmpfleir Eirte,

Phones 1 550-1 551