Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 264, Hammond, Lake County, 25 April 1913 — Page 2
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H .1 - Lion Store Pure Food Grocery fcaarsBB!ffy-ja!Mr;r.rr ,y, -:aszacL. j
A FEW OF THE GOODIES TO BE FOUND IN OUR DELICATESSEN SECTION Now is the time for the woman who must plan the meals this summer to become acquainted in this department. Here you will find an immense variety of Table Delicacies that will be met with great favor by all who try them and lessen your time in the hot kitchen.
Cassler Ribs, Fancy Smoked Pork Loins, by the piece, lb 3QC sliced, ) per .pound .j Jj Q Head Cheese and Blood f J" Head Cheese, per lb JjQ Thueringer Blood e Sausage, per lb iJC Braunchoeiger Summer F" Sausage, per pound.... tfwC
Lachsschinken, Smoked Pork
Loin, in casino.
per. pound HC
Suelze, in casing, select meats
used only, per pound Thuering Summer Sausage, per lb Premier Summer Sausage, per lb
48i
I5c
28c 18c
nilTTrn our famous cedar g r BUTTER rLdCREAME 38C fll llfFO LIB BY, M'NEILL S, fm ULIVLS ke rrE QUEEN:... j OC nr in no. 2 cans meddow a rtAO VALLEY BRAND, gjj soap If 'f 29c PRUNES claraSwe?? Rp nwiibu PRUNES, per lb Oil
Lulu Scouring Powder, Runkel Bros. Breakfast
5c
10c sifting top cans only
No. 2 Cans Eureka Brand Early g June Peas, can. UC Best Quality Large
Lump Starch, S pounds for. .
Cocoa, 4f H-lb tins fcUC Pure Ground Pepper, (Mb lot only), i f per pound 1 vC Golden Egg Macaroni
. Wide Noodles, 10c pkgs ,
Best Quality Pearl Taplco, g per pound - - - tlC Sanita's Best Quality Pimentos, f a per can jQ Glen Rose Fancy Seeded Raisins, Mb pkg yc
CANNED
GOODS
At No. 3 cans cnoice Toma-
' i toes, 3 cans
for
No. 1 Tail Cans Cracker
Jack Salmon, can
No. 1 Tall Cans Bird Brand
Fancy Red Salmon, can . . .
a no. tcyz vans uwcn niver California Yellow C
Free Peaches, can. wl
k 1
, I i
LION XXXX PATENT FLOUR AND PILLS-
xUXVX O JiliUUA, 7b -DDI. S3.CJS, DOC! A TA 54-bbL sack, 1.28; H-bbl. sack ZJHUl
Best Quality Brick Cheese, If per pound QQ Fancy White and Yellow American Cheese, per lb.. Best Quality Cane Granulated Sugar, per lb JJC Jello, the popular dessert, per package QjQ Best Quality Rolled 5 pounds j Armour's Lighthouse Laundry Soap, i f 5 bars fpr I JJC 5c Pkos. White Line
Washing Powder, package..
3ic
No. 1 Handpicked Navy Beans, per m -j Pound ...JjC Staylit and Easy lite Matches, 5c pkgs. six 5c pr.ckages for faUC Our Famous Leader Coffee, OTPJL per pound C Choice Santos and Rio Coffee, a a per pound C Select Santos Peaberry Coffee, - rtP. per pound bwC Fancy Uncolored Japan Tea, per pound wU Choice Ceylon Tea, pound 33C
Fancy Callmyrna Layer
Figs, In car- s tons I UQ SPECIAIS TTsT
OUR BAKERY
HJUUTION
National Biscuit Co's
Cheese Tib Bits, per pound faiC
Honey Cone Bars, pound I OC Ravina Jumbles, tonight
and Satur- a .
day, per lb...
National Biscuit Co.'s Adora, Cheese Sandwich, Marsh mallow Dainties, Cocoanut
Dainties and Graham
Crackers, JEJ 3 packages fciQC
Wines & Liquors at Cut Prices
Golf Brand Pure pint bottles, 1gc
quart bottles......... My Wife's Root Beer Extract, per bottle..
Grape Juice,
35c 10c
Maryland Pure full quart bottle ..........
Klenwood Bourbon, full quart,
Rye Whiskey,
69c
Rye and Atherton
89c
Royal Crown Port and
Wine, full quart
California Port Wine, choice
vintage, pottle
The Famous Imported
Kummel, per bottle
Sherry
35c
choice I9c
Gilka
1.23
Walker's Canadian Club and Sea
grams, per
bottle.
1.19
Candy Jordan Almonds, assorted flavors, worth 60c a pound, aa per half pound faC Chocolate Dipped Caramels, 35c grade, per Pound .wC Chocolate Marshmallows, regular 35c value, a per pound I jC Chocolate Peanut Fudge, always sells for 15c 14 pound I Q
Cigars
Black and White and Little
Petiti Cigars, 10 in a fi box, two 15c boxes
Diamond Crown, Headline and
Yale Club, 25 in a humidor can, Saturday....
:0c
90c
Broadcast and Tom Keene, this
sale, " for.................. All 10c Straight Cigars, this sale, 3 for ......
25c 25c
COMING KVEXTS. The laat m-eIunr of the Hammond Womnn'a Club for the 1912-1013 aeanon mill be arid In the Chamber of Commerce club room Saturday, April 2G. A luncheon will be nerved at one o'clock to member only. Immediately fnllonrIuk the luncheon the last hualneaa median; of the year will be held and the annual election of officers will take place. Committee No. 3 of the Deborah Society of the t'lrat Christian church will have enarsre of a home bakery aale at Summer Drug; Store Saturday, April 3. The Standard Bearer will have home bakery and candles for aale nt Schmlilt'a plumbing ahop In South Hobman atreet Saturday, April 20. The proceed will be uaed by the aoclety for their npeclal mlnalonary work. Habhl T. Scbaafarber of Chicago will deliver aervlcea and a very luterratln.it lecture on Sunday evening; April 27 nt 7 I'M p. m. In the K. of I. Hall . Congregation Beth AI invltea all Ita member and their frlenda to be preacnt. The Vouug: Ladles' Club will Rive a party Monday evening;, April 28 nt Wei Hall in State atreet. It will he their second party thla year and a dellghtfdl projeram ban been arranged for the evening,.
A DELIGHTFUL EVENT. Mrs. A. F. Rohrer at her beautiful home in South Hohman street was hostess at a one o'clock luncheon and afternoon card party yesterday. It was the afternoon for the' meeting of the Columbia Club and with the members of the club Mrs. Rohrer entertained a number of Hammond and out of town guests. The guests from a- distance were Miss Anna Guillett of Lincoln, 111.; Miss Alice Williamson of St. Louis, and Mrs. Rohrer's sister. Mrs. AVelllnghoff of Chicago. The luncheon tables were beautifully decorated with butterflies and Mrs. Ward roses. The appointments were all in white and yellow. The covers were laid at one large table in the dining room and several small tables in the living room. After the luncheon which was served In several courses the guests returned to the parlors where the remainder of the afternoon was spent at the card tables. Progressive euchre was played. High score was made by Mrs. W. E. Russell and the second honors were won byMrs. W. F. Bridge. Thursday, May S Mrs. R. H. McHie will entertain the club members at a one o'clock luncheon and card party at the Hammond Country Club. C'ELK URATES A X XIVERSAK V. Mrs. William Knoth celebrated her birthday anniversary Wednesday afternoon by entertaining a number of friends very delightfully at her home, 421 Summer stret. The afternoon was spent pleasantly In a social way with music and games until five o'clock when refreshments were served. Mrs. Knoth received many very beautiful gifts In remembrance of the day. The guests at the party were Mrs. C. Mitchell .Mrs. J. Troike, Mrs. C. Rehr, Mrs. Gretzenbach. Mrs. Hausman, Mrs. M. Welbel, Mrs. Koenig and Mrs. Wanderer all of Shicago. The Hammond guests were Mrs. G. Thon, Mrs. V. NUL Mrs. Thrommer, Mrs. Ritter, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. William Knoth, Jr., Mrs. II. Schreiber, the Misses Emma Greb, Hannah Demmerling, Margaret Vleir, Bessie Chartier, Anna and Louisa Schreiber, Manda Knoth, Messrs. D. Stevens, L. Schreiber, E. Turner, E. Muhlstsdt, O. Knoth and C. Knoth. MM. 4 A.V AFTERNOON PARTY. The members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club were delightfully entertained by Mrs. Hal Young at her home In Truman avenue yesterday afternoon. With the members of the club Mrs. Young entertained Mrs. W. E. Adams of Cheltenham, 111. A part of the afternoon the members devoted to their needle work after which they wre served with dainty refreshments. The luncheon was served In two courses. The luncheon tables were decorated very prettily with flowers and ferns. The next meeting of the club will occur in two. weeks at the home of Mrs. A. J. Burk in Highland street.
Friday, April 25, 1013.
MEET WITH MRS. KEXXEY. A pleasant meeting of the' Acme Social Club took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Barney Kenney In Michigan avenue. Mrs. Kenney entertained with cards and5 a number of games of pedro were played during the afternoon. The prizes in the games were won by Mrs. William Lawson, Mrs. F. J. O'Rourke and Mrs. J. J. Rahen. Following th card games the hostess served dainty refreshments. Eight covers were laid. In two weeks on Thursday afternoon. May 8 the club members will be entertained by Mrs. William Lacoy at her home in Ada street. A DAMCIXti PARTY. One of the most delightful of the season's dances was given by the Entertainers' Club last evening in the University Club rooms In the Citizens' German National Bank Building. A large number of the younger society set In Hammond were entertained. The Grand March which was lead by Miss Rose Ruschli and Leo Engleton assisted by Miss Goay and Donald Gradj opened the program of dances. Sixteen
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dances composed the evcninir's nro-
gram. Charles McKelvey of East Chicago played for the dance and his program of music was very much enjoyed. During the intermissions in the program a delicious frappe was served. The dance last evening was the first at Which this rliih Visa cntortn) mw1 anA
It proved to be one of the most de-1
lightful social events of the season. MRS. DEAVEH ENTERTAINS. I Mrs. A. G. Deaver of Garfield ave-1 nue. West Hammond was hostess to the' members of the Eyelet Embroidery Club yesterday afternoon. Instead of the usual thlmhble party Mrs. Deaver entertained the club members at the new AVentworth school building where the Calumet Camp Fire Girls gave their little three act comedy entitled "Miss Fearless and Co." The play is the same as will be given for the public this evening. It was exceedingly well given and a great deal of credit Is due not only th young girls of the high school who composed the cast but also the teachers who have had charge of the rehearsals. After the play dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Dtaver's guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Walter Lanborne, Mrs. Henry Morr!3, Mrs. Clyde Petrie, Mrs. A. H. Kale, Mrs. Frank Shine, Mrs. H. Clemens, Mrs. Will Hageman and Mrs. L. J. Haefer. MRS. JACKSON A HOSTESS. Mrs. J. C. Jackson of Claude street was hostess to the members of the Sunshine Club yesterday afternoon. Cards were the entertainment for the afternoon and a pleasant time was spent playing pedro. After several games had been played the honors were awardd to Mrs. Glasgow, Mrs. Henrietta Huber, Mrs. C. E. Jackson and Mrs. J. r. Ryan. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was served the guests at five o'clock. Mrs. J. P. Ryan was named as the next hostess and she will entertain the members of the club at her home in Claude street on the afternoon of May 8. A THIMBLE PARTY. At her home In Michigan avenue Mrs. S. E. Davis very pelasantly entertained the members of the R. A. E. Club at a thimble party yesterday atfernoon. The members spent the hours until four o'clock with their needle work after which a prettily appointed two course luncheon was served. Only Uie members were present yesterday. Arrangements were made to have the next meeting in two weeks on Thursday afternoon. May 8. Mrs. E. A. Aubry of Michigan avenue will be the hostess. HELD MONTHLY MEETING. The Parents' Club of the Wallace school met at three o'clock yesterday afternoon in the kindergarten room. There was a large attendance of the membership at the meeting. The afternoon's program was very Interesting and enjoyable. Serving on the program and refreshment committee were Mrs. Smith, chairman, Mrs. Miller. Mrs. White, Mrs. Milliken and Mrs. Dowdell. The pext meeting will occur Thursday evening, May 22. At this meting each member wil relate her experience In earning twenty-five mnpta or more for the purchase of a muwie -cabinet for the school. The following program was given yesterday: Piano Selection. .. .Mrs. Raymond Zoll Boys Pledge ...Roland Yeazel Exercise Ten Girls Vocal Solo Mrs. Sprout Reading Mtb. R. B. Powley Adress "Why Teach Temperance to Children?" Mr. Mary E. Jackson Tiano Duett Mrs. Sailors and Mrs. Wells Remarks and presentation to school of a copy of "The Life of Frances Wlllard" Mrs. H. E. Granger ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY.
Pedro was played progressively by the members of the Golden Rod Club who were invited to meet with Mrs. R. Jobbitt at her home In Oak street yesterday afternoon. The members played at three tables and after several games the honors were awarded. Mrs. A. D. Crisman won the first honors, Mrs. Kauffman the second and the consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Green. A dainty two course luncheon was served the guests after several games of cards had been played. -The next meeting of the club will occur In two weeks at the home of Mrs. Kauffman in State street. Mrs. Kauffman will entertain with cards. ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. Mrs. Charles Lavene entertained the members of the Sewing Circle No. 2 very pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her home In Michigan arfnue. Cards were a feature of the afternoon and pedro was played progress! vi;ly at four tables. The honors in the games were won by Mrs. George Eder, .Mrs. Mat Boney and Mrs. Peter Halman. After the card games the hostess served her
guests with a dainty two course luncheon. It was announced that the next meeting would take place in two weeks on Thursday afternoon. May 8 at the home of Mrs. Meyers in State Line street.
A STUDY MEETING. The Hammond Jewish Literary So
ciety held its regular weekly meeting last evening in the Sabbath sohool rooms in the Rimbach building. Miss Mae Arkin read and there was a lecture on the Passover. The evening's program was especially interesting and enjoyable last evening. There was a large attendance of the membership. The meeting next week will be held on Tuesday instead of Thursday evening at the home of Miss Berkman, 2C9 East State street. A SOCIAL GATHERING. Mrs. F. Brietzke had the members or the Amethyst Club as her guests yes
terday afternoon at her home in War
ren street. Mrs. Brietzke was hostess at a thimble party and her guests spent the afternoon pleasantly with their needle work. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was served at fourthirty o'clock. The next club party will be given at the home of Mrs. Andrew Hoffman, 86 State street, on the afternoon of May 8. Mrs. Hoffman will enterta.n at a thimble party. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank the Eagles of East Chicago and the Bartenders local of Hammond and the neighbors for the kind help and sympathy during our recent bereavement. MRS. PETER POHLPLATZ AND FAMILY.
PUT ANOTHER TRUCKIN SERVICE Kaufman and Wolf, the progressive proprietors of the Lion store, have put
Hammond Meat Market 101 state Street 216 Hohman Street Special Sale for Saturday, April 26th Our Meats are the Best Our Prices the Lowest
SeSi Jgssi as we Advertise
9 POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per lb FRESH DRESSED CHICKEN, per lb NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per pound NATIVE VEAL ROAST, per pound. NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with pocket, per lb HIND QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per lb.
runt UUAKTtn a - SPRING LAMB, per lb.... jC
"mvc MUUNU STEAK, per pound.
NATIVE SIRLOIN OR
PORTERHOUSE STEA
1.00 14ic I6ic 14lc 14k 1 21c 14c
16c
NATIVE RIB ROAST, per pound NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per lb RIB BOILING BEEF, per pound? FRESH HAMBURG STEAK, per pound.' , HOME CURED CORN B?EF, per pound. . ...... MAYER'S MOOSE BRAND HAMS, per pound , NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound. , 20 POUNDS GRANULATER SUGAR, per lb.. Ja-BARRELL NEW CENTURY FLOUR 4 CANS SWEET CORN r...
I4c 12c Bic 10c 71c 17ic 12ic 1.00 67c ..25c
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders
f 01 S'ate St Fboni 100
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Negligee Shirts $1.00 and up. Atheletic close crotch union suits. Panama Hats cleaned and Reblocked
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Hammond BIdg.
601 S. Hohman St.
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Prices
Groceries
Elleafs
LEMONS, 300 size, 00 per dozen fcUw SHELLED PECANS, ftf
per pound. UUU
SHELLED WALNUTS,
per pound FRESH BULK COCOANUT, per pound . LOWNEY'S BITTER CHOCOLATE, 1Cc size only...
SUN PRAIRIE PEAS, regular 2 for 25c
seller, this sale, each per dozen
MIDGET SWEET PICKLES, Oft per quart. -OUC THE BEST COFFEE in town, fjP per pound........ .OC
EXTRA LARGE BULK 0"7l OLIVES, per quart O C '
37c 17c ...8c : for 25c
1.25
Pork Shoulders, per pound
Vz Pounds Leaf Lard for Lamb Stew, per pound 3-lb Strips Bacon, per pound
Oscar Mayer's 4 Tfl No. 1 Hams, lb. 2C
Best Rump Corn Beef, per lb Pork Loins,
13k 1.00 12g
17c
13c 15k
1-LB TALL CAN OF PINK SALMON,
a fine article
for.
13c
RASP25c 19c 25c
NO. 2 SIZE TINS BLACK BERRIES, in yrup, 2 cam. OUR BEST CANNED APRICOTS, per can FANCY RIPE PINEAPPLES, 2 for
VAN CAMP'S CANNED SPAGHETTI, 3 10c cans u ' 25C DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT, 4-pound package, regular 1Cc OC
value, 3 fof . ijt
ASSORTED JELLY, in glasses, 3 for
per lb
10 POUNDS SUGAR, with $1.00 grocery order (meat not included) for l.43c
A FINE PLATED SPOON FREE WITH EACH $2.00 ORDER
25c
Hunmpfieir HB:
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another auto truck into service to accommodate the patrons of the store and to promote business. This truck is one of three that make dally trips into the country to and from the store and is one of the biggest vehicles in this part of the state. It will accommodate 34 passengers, and is an all around beauty.
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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 fail 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 aggregation of male Bingers to be marvelous in rendition. Specials cars leave and return to East Chicago, Whiting, South Chicago and Indiana Harbor on night of concert. Tickets can be obtained at the Orpheum' Theater, Rf S. Smith, Warren St., R. Jenkins, 230 Hohman St., T. G. Davis 334 Calumet Ave., Hammond, and through John Roberta East Chicago, i
COMMENTS FROM XOTEO NEW YORKERS. "We are really charmed with your wonderful' sinking. The blend of tone and power is maxniftcent and your renderings perfect.'' Andrew Carnegie. "Your singing it wonderful. Of all male chorus singing I have ever heard, the- Itoval Gwents are the best." Mr. Griffiths, professor of Music. Carnegie Hall.
The Program Includes Choruses Glees, Quartette, Duettes and Solos. Admission, 50c, 75c and $1.
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- A Merry Musical Mixture of Fun Beauty and Song MATINEE DAILY COMING SUNDAY ?The Girl Question?
Sat., Mpril 26 Matinee and Evening rJJGDTlHJElRZ Ladies' and Mdrens' Matinee At 2:30 Adults 25c Children 10c Eve. 25c 35c 50c 75c
Sun., April 27 Matinee and Evening "MRS, WiGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH" Matinee 25c and 50c Evening 25 35 50 75 $1