Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 268, Hammond, Lake County, 24 April 1913 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Thursday, April 24, 1013.

.V EXJOVABLE MEETIXS. A delightful meeting of the Ladies ft the KnlRhts of Columbus took place . esterday afternoon In the K. of C. lub rooms in South Hohman street.

It was the afternoon for the regular J semi-monthly meeting and a number ( of the members were present. Cards , were a feature of the afternoon and the guests played pedro at several tables. The honors in the games were . won by Mrs. J. T. Flavin, Mrs. Lawr- j nee Long and Mrs. John Leary. The prizes were awarded after several games had been played. The next

meeting of the club will occur in two weeks on the afternoon of May 7. A MEDDIXG A!VNOl"XCE.llE.T. Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Anna Bunde, 473 150th street and Frank Deemere. Their marriage occurred Thursday. April 10 at Crown Point, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Deemere will leave Hammond next week to make their future home in Gary. Both Mr. and Mrs. Deemere have many friends among the young people of Hammond who extend their best wishes and congratulations. i ciitncii chicles. he annual entertainment of the Young People's Society of the Immanuel JLeague was given last evening in the church hall in East Sibley street. The entertainment was given

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MADAM COSTELLO Uctairi Trance Mrdlorn. Advi on love and business affairs correctly and accurately given. Tells past, present and future. Readings dally, i to 10 a. m. Circle every Friday, 8 o'clock sharp. 77 State, 2 Blk. W. of Hohman St. Phone 901-L-3

G. D. HELGEN CHIROPRACTOR t Kl-ro-pra It-tor Successor to J. M. Jones, E. C. forcnerly located at 662 Hohman Street. Lady Chiropractor In Aattendance Office 03 State Street Over Gem Theatre. 'Phone 128 IIAMMOXD IND.

tended and vthe audience thoroughly enjoyed every number of the program. The program included selections by the orchestra, vocal and instrumental music and dialogues. Tomorrow evening at the church in East Sibley street there will be another public demonstration of "The World In Chicago." Admission will be free and the public Is cordially invited. The demonstration Friday evening will be given by the stewards of the First Presbyterian, First. Baptist, First Methodist, Evangelical Immanuel,

Christian and Pine street Presbyterian

churches of Hammond, the Whiting Methodist and St. Margarets Episcopal church of Windsor Park. Chicago. AT THE SETTLEMENT HOUSE. This will be the Boys Social Night at the Settlement House and u delightful program has been arranged for the entertainment of the young people who attend. Levi Golden will address the boys on the "Boy Scout Movement" and Miss Ruth Webster will give a number of readings. SERVE Lt XCIIEOV. Yesterday in the parish room of St. Fauls Episcopal church In Rimbaeh avenue the members of the Womens Guild served a hot noon-day lunch. The hours for serving continued between eleven-thirty and one-thirty

o'clock. More than one hundred and fifty people were served and a nice sum was realized which will be used by the society for the benefit of the church. The menu chosen was quite an elaborate one and -was thoroughly enJoyed by those who attended. The Guild will serve their next luncheon In two weeks on Wednesday. Tickets will be sold for It and the public Is Invited. AN A I, I, DAY SESSION. There was a meeting of th ePeborah Society yesterday. The members met

for an all day session In the parlors of

the First Christian church in Calumet

avenue. There was home bakery for

sale and a nice sum was realized which

, will be used by the society for the benefit of the church. Saturday the j members of the society will have home j bakery for sale at Summer Drug Store

in souin Jionman street ana tne puouc Is invited to attend. The sale will be in charge of Committee No. 2 of which

Mrs. Harry Hatfield is chairman. Th

meeting next Wednesday will also bfe in charge of Committee No. 2. It will be another all day session. After the

business session yesterday the mem

bers met socially and spent a pleasant

afternoon. There was a large attend a nee. FIRST AXXl AL BALL.

The Lady Vikings will entertain at

their first annual ball Saturday even

In ;. April 26 at the K. of P. Hall in

South Hohman street. Informal danc

ing will begin at eight-thirty o'clock

and continue until eleven o'clock after which supper will be served. The hall will be beautifully decorated with flowers. A sofa pillow will be raffled

during the evening. A large number of tickets have been disposed of and

It is expected that the affair will be

largely attended by Hammond and out

of town pe6ple. A BRIDGE PARTY.

Mrs. Ray Chapman entertained the

members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club Very charmingly yesterday at her home. 101 Detroit street. With the members of the club Mrs. Chapman en-

C'OMIVG EVENTS. !Mr. W. It. Wrbb at IltRblnnd street will entertain the member of the Mar. quette Club nt a one. o'clock luncheon and afternoon brldige party Friday, April 25 at the Hammond Country Club. Mm. J. Arthur Davla v 111 have the member of the Maywonil Culture Club aa her guesta Friday afternoon at her home In Ada street. Mrs. Davla will entertain In honor of her mother, Mm. A. J. Clark, of Indianapolis who in her guent for a few flays.

The Calumet Camp Fire Girls will

give a little piny entitled "Miss Fear

less and Co.," at the new AVrntnorth

school building In West Hammond Frl-

dny evening April at eight o'clock.

The proceeds will' be used by the girls

to furnish a club room. The public Is

nvited.

The members of the I.ojal Temper

ance Lcaiion will met Friday- afternoon

t four o'clock In the Christina church

library. All girls fourteen years of

age and under are Invited to attend.

Mrs. Earl Robertson of Erie street

will be hostesses to the members of the Woman's Missionary Society of the

First Christian church Friday after

noon of this week. Mrs. James Graven

will have charge of the program.

A meeting of the board of directors

of the W. C. T. U. will be held this evening at eight o'clock.

C. No. 248 which will take place Wed

nesday afternoon, April 30- at the 1. O. O. F. Hall in East State street.

The regular semi-monthly meeting of

the Lady Vikings took place last even-

ng in the I. O. I. F. Hall in East

State street. The usual program was

followed. Arrangements were completed for the dancing party to be glv-

n Saturday evening, April 26 at the

K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street.

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ertained Miss Chapman of Milwaukee,

Miss Katherine Keen of Philadelphia

who is Mrs. Frank D. McElroy's house

guest and Mrs. W. I). Tatton. The guests played bridge whist at three

tables during the afternoon. High score was made by Mrs. John F. Book

man. The honors were awarded after several games had been played. A

prettily appointed two course luncheon

was served at four-thirty o'clock. It was announced that the next meeting

would take place. in two weeks on

Wednesday afternoon, May 7. The hostess will be named later.

GRANTED A LICKNSK. Miss Martha Zimmerman of Ham

mond and Frederick M. Lange of Har

vey, 111., were granted a marriage li

cense in Chicago today.

AS APPEAL FOR HELP,

The people of Hammond are appealed

to for assistance in furnishing a noma for a very deserving family. Any one having furniture which they wish to dispose of and are willing to contribute

for the furnishing of this home are

asked to communicate with Mrs. James

II. Graves, S94 Erie street whose phone

number is 1497.

i . MEET AT CENTRAL SCHOOL.

The Women's Class in Morals and

Ethics will meet with Pr. Eleanor

Scull at the Central school building

Friday evening, April 25th at seven-

thirty o'clock. All women are invited

to attend the meeting but mothers and

teachers are especially urged to attend,

MEET IS CHtRCII PARLORS.

The members of the Ladies' Aid So

ciety of the First Fresbyterian church met in the parlors of the church in

South Hohman street yesterday after

noon for their regularly weekly meet

ing. Following a short business ses

sion the members sewed and accom

plished a great deal (of work. , During the social hour dainty refreshments were served. , Announcement was made of the meeting to take place next week on Wednesday afternoon in the church

parlors.

HOLD WEEKLY MEETING.

Mrs. Twitt at her home in Sheffield

avenue very pleasantly entertained the

members of the Ladies' Aid Society of

the First Congregational church, yes

terday afternoon. A number of the

members attended and spent the after

noon in a delightful social way. A part of the afternoon was devoted to needle work after which the hotess

served her guests with a dainty lunch

eon. The usual business and social

program will be followed at the meet

ing next week which will occur on

Wednesday as usual.

LAST MEETING OF THE YEAR.

The last meeting of the Hammond

Woman's Club for the 1912-1913 sea

son will will be held in the Chamber

of Commerce club rooms Saturdav.

April 26. A luncheon will be served at

one o clock to members only. Im

mediately following the luncheon the last business meeting of the year will

be held and the annual election of offi

cers will take place.

There will be a meeting of the' mem

bers of the Court of Honor Friday

evening in Weis Hall in East State

treet. The business meeting will be

followed by a social session.

Friday afternoon the members of the

G. I. A. to the B. of I E. will meet

in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman

street for their regular semi-monthly

meeting. Visitors from Gary will be

entertained at the meeting. There

will be initiation of candidates during the afternoon. During the social hour

refreshments will be served.

The members of Hammond Temple

Xo. 73 Pythian Sisters will entertain at a dancing party Friday evening, April

25 in the K. of P. Hall in South Hoh

man street. The party promises to. be

one of the most delightful affairs of

thes week. The meeting of the W. R. C. Em

broidery Club which was announced would take place yesterday afternoon

was postponed. Arrangements will be made for the next social meeting at the

meeting of W'ilHam H. Calkins Wr. K,

Spring Cleaning

Best Time To Exterminate

Cockroaches and Save Troubles in Summer.

Now when the house is torn up during the housecleaning time is the best season in the whole year to exterminate cockroaches and keep the closets and pantry free of these disgusting insects. Local druggists have Just received their spring supply of Stearns' Elec

tric Rat and Roach Paste, one of the best and simplest exterminators for cockroaches that la known. A 25c

package will free the home from cockroaches and save the trouble and an

noyances they will cause later if al lowed to breed and multiply now.

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Don't Forget Don't Forget THE GRAND CONCERT AT Hammond Theatre . Hammond Indiana

By the Royal Gwent Glee Singers of

Wales, England, Saturday evening,

May 3rd.

Lovers of music should not fall to

avail themselves of this- opportunity to hear productions from one of the greatest choirs on earth. .

Doctors and. Professors of Music

throughout the States declare this ag

gregation of male singers to be marvelous in rendition.

Specials cars leave and return to

East Chicago, Whiting, South Chicago and Indiana Harbor on night of concert. s

Tickets can be obtained al the Or-

pheum Theater, R. S. Smith, Warren

St., R. Jenkins, 230 Hohman St., T. G.

Davis 334 Calumet Ave., Hammond,

and through John Roberts East Chi

cago.

COMMENTS FROM NOTED NEW YORKERS. "We are really charmed with your wonderful singing. The blend of tone and power Is magnificent and your renderings perfect." Andrew Carnegie. "Your singing it wonderful. Of all male chorus singing I have ever heard, the Rovnt Gwents are the best." Mr. Griffiths, Professor of Music. Carnesie Hall.

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Sun., Mpril 27 Matinee and Evening "MRS. WIGGS OF THE . CABBAGE PATCH" Matinee 25c and 50c Evening 25 35 50 75 $1

"THE WORLD IN CHICAGO" Bishop McDowell Will Formally Open Exposition. Announcement of the ceremonies attending the formal opening of "The AVorld in Chicago," the missionary exposition which opens in the Coliseum and Auditorium theater May 8, for a period of five weeks, was made yesterday. The exposition will be formally open

ed Saturday afternoon by Bishop William F. McDowell, resident bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church in Chicago, who will speak In the Coliseum at 2 o'clock. William Jennings Bryan, secretary of state, will speak in the Auditorium theater Sunday afternoon on the objects and purposes of the exposition. Just prior to Mr. Bryan's address a choir of 300 voices will sing the music included in the score of "The Pageant of Darkness and Light," the . masque oratorio, which will be presented twice daily at the Auditorium during the exposition.

Tonight in the Third Presbyterian church, Ogden avenue and' Ashland boulevard, will be the first mass rehearsal of the, pageant choir.. In the pageant will be a total of 3,000 voices, and at tonight's rehearsal at least 2,000 will be present. Harrison M. Wild, director of the Apollo club, musical director of the pageant, will conduct the rehearsal.

The Program Includes Choruses Glees, I

Quartette, Duettes and Solos.

Admission, 50c, 75c and $1.

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Our Store Open Friday Evening

Double Coupons Friday

L CHAS CO. Hammond's Greatest Department Store

Double Coupons Friday

Friday's Special in our Premium Department Solid Oak Tabourette Early English finish, IB inches high with 12-inch square top, made very substantial. Given with 10.00 in Coupons

CUT your boys; shoe bill one-half. "BUY HIM" A PAIR OF BOYS' SCOUT SHOES Sizes 13 to 2 and 2ZA to 5H, 0 flfl a pair Z.UU In stock Black or Tan best Elk skin with lieavj Elk hide soles, the Marion make double wear kind. If vou want to save monev and have your Bov well shod, buy a pair of the Elk Scout Shoes. One pair will last all summer.

SPECIAL Mop Sticks, hardwood handle, heavy spiral spring fits any mop, JJeach OU

SPECIAL 4-Qt Grey Enameled Sauce Pan or Preserve Kettles,

enameled on heavy steel base, each. . .

SPECIAL 10-Qt. Galvanized Water

Pails, heavy, iron bail,

special, each ". . ,

13c

SPECIAL Sarsaparilla Comp. Blood Purifier, 1.00

size for. ......

69c

SPECIAL Moth Balls 1-pound

package, this sale,

special for ....

SPECIAL Dr. Graves' Tooth Powder, regular 25c s?.:;..-.-.:.i5c

special - Velveola Souveraine Face Powder,

and vanitv ' "

box, 50c val.

03C

61c per yard for Double Fold Percales

A wide range of patterns in both light and dark styles to select from, every piece fast color, Cift per yard U4C Tussah Silk, sun and tub proof colors, 27 Inches wide, plain and fancy

weaves, regular 35c value, yard '

29c

Ripplette, the new material, you need not Iron, stripes

and checks, light and dark

colors per yard

!2c

Pillow Cases, 42x36, 45x36, hemstitched, 2inch hem, very

serviceable muslin, ' special

for Friday, each,....

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Special Sale of Millinery for Friday We just received a shipment of Azure and Chip Braid Hats, in large and small shapes, in black, white and burnt. Friday's price. 1.25, 1.49, 1.98, 2.49

House Dresses 1.69 Genuine Baldwin Double Service Dress., It can be on and off in an instant, gives all the freedom of a wrapper, is perfectly trim and neat; comes in light and dark percale-s. -m 0

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Bizes 34 to 50.

Friday's Sale of Sweet Santa Clara 4 Prunes, 3 pounds ; I w Minas Blend Coffee, suplendid value, 4 pounds, 1,05 07 1 per pound , . Early June Peas, or No. 3 Tomatoes, dozen cans, 1.05 Qa per can. Vw

Groceries

DOUBLE COUPONS Except Flour and Sugar

Snider's Tomato Catsup, 25c bottle , Elgin Creamery Buter,

obtainable, per pound. ,

Gold Medal or Ccresota Flour,

-barrel sack, O RQ -barrel

sack, 1 32 Vs-barrel sack.

I9c finest

38c

Karo Corn Syrup, two 10c cans. Van Camp's or and Beans, lSc can

Armour's Pork

67c

Kirk's American Family Naptha Soap, with order, 7 bars

15c Pork

I2c r Fels 29c

SUGAR Best Granulated with

order of 1.00 or more, (flour,

Butter or Eggs not included, 10 pounds

45c

STRICT FRESH E3GS Direct

from Lowell, every egg guaran

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I9c

CANNED GOODS Choice of

Sugar Corn, Hominy, Pumpkin,

Kidney or Green Beans, -1 doz. cans, 33q can..,..;,

Genuine Blue- Grass Seed, 4 lbs., gQC Per Pund

Armour's Shield Brand Lard, guar

anteed pure, per pound

Pet Brand Milk, dozen small cans,

49C 6 cans for 25f dozen large cans for 99C OC

bUb

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Hollenbach'a Famous Flower Vege

table Seeds, per dozen...

, 10c Butterine,

Yellow or White Onion Sets, three

pounds, 28C per pound

3 cans.

Jelke's Good Luck

5 pounds, 93C I Oft per pound .j J w Oriole Com ; Flakes, extra large

package at a very low price, per doz., g2fj each

Fancy Cream Brick Cheese, IIol-

stein brand, per pound

Fancy Evaporated Raspberries, fine

for pies, etc., special for Friday, per pound

10c e, HoiI6c

25c