Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 264, Hammond, Lake County, 25 April 1913 — Page 9

Friday, April 25, 1013.

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BLIND BOGEY FOR SATURDAY Country Club Also Schedules Indoor Events. The Hammond Country club will be the scene of a blind bogey match tomorrow afternoon, the first of Its kind ever held In this corner of the state, and a (treat deal of Interest is being:

taken In the event. The match will be an 18-hole flight and as is understood the poorest as wall as the best player stand an equal chance of winning the contest. It will begin at 1:30. In the evening. The following contests will take place in the clubhouse: 1. Indoor Putting Contest 9 holes. 2. Indoor Approaching Contest 9 holes. 3. Pitching Quoits Elimination Con-

I test.

Not every gift gives pleasure to the recipient. "He" or "she" may say it does but there are many considerations that have to be looked to in making a gift. Our experience in these matters will help you. Come in and let us talk it over.

John E. McGarry

4. Shuffleboard S shots, largest number of points. The contests will begin at 8:15 and the ambitious may enter any or all of

them.

The Jeweler 599 South Hohman Street.

Hammond, Indiana.

P. S. Our Repairing Department is the largest and most complete In Northern Indiana. You know -why!

ELABORATE

SERVICES TO BE HELD

Klaborate services will be held next Sunday in St. Paul's Lutheran church, on the occasion of the tenth anniver

sary of the dedication of the present church. Out-of-town ministers will assist the local pastor, Rev. Theodore Claus, and some excellent singing will be heard by the different choirs in the congregation. The forenoon and afternoon services will be concducted in German, while the evening service will be In English. In the evening a collection will be taken up. the proceeds of which will go toward the building fund of the new teachers' seminary now' under construction at River Forest, 111. The program for the three services will be as follows: German Morning Service, 10 A. M. 1, Organ Prelude Teacher C. II. Meier of Laporte, organist. 2. Congregational Singing.

3. Scripture Lesson Luke IXX, 110. 4. Mixed Choir Teachers C. V. Linsenmann, director. 5. Congregational Singing. . Sermon, Psalm 87-3 Rev. II. Hicken of Kouts. Ind. 7. Concordia Male Choir Teacher II. E. Sehroer. 8. Congregational Singing. (ierntaa Servlee, 2i30 P. 1. Organ Prelude Teacher II. E. 2. Choirs and School Children. 3. Scripture Lesson, Psalm 8 Rev. II.

Prekel, West Hammond, 111. 4. Congregational Praise Song Teacher C. W. Llnsenmann, director; Miss Gertrude Claus, organ accompanist. 5. School Choir. 6. Concordia Male Choir Teacher II. E. Schroeer. director. 7. Tenor Solo, Psalm 100 Edward Lueninghoener. 8. Choirs and School Children. 9. Address Rev. A. Rump, Tolleston.

10. Organ Solo Teacher C. W. Llnsenmann.

11. Concordia Male Choir Teacher

II E. Sehroer, director. 12. School and Congregational Sing ing.

13. Mixed Choir Teacher C. W.

Linsenmann, director; Miss Claus, or ganlst. EngrllMk Evenlnie Service.

1. Organ Prellde Teacher C. W.

Llnsenmann, organist. 2. Hymn.

3. Scripture Lesson, Psalm 96 Rev.

J J. Bopp, Whiting, Ind.

4. Concordia Male Choir Teacher H. E. Schroeer, director. 5. Hymn. - 6. Scripture Lesson, Psalm 87.

7. Mixed Choir Teachers C. W. Llnsenmann, director, 8. Sermon Rec. A. F. W. Schlechte. Chicago, 111. 9. Vocal Duet Dr H. G. Mers and Miss Adele Merz. 10. Hymn. 11. Collection for the benefit of the new teachers' seminary at River Forest. 12. Benediction and Organ Postlude.

An Opportunity. Do you want a ten-acre truck farm

or peach orchard In one of the best

fruit belts in the United States for $100,

to be paid in Installments? If so call

on Dr. J. T. Clark at the Hotel Ma

jestic, Hammond, and let him explain

how ' this can be accomplished by the

organization of a co-operative hog

ranch. All contracts must be closed by May 1. Adv.

Special Sale on Meats and Groceries SATURDAY, APEIL 26TH HERMAN A. KELLNER

88 ST ATE STREET.

PHONE 77

MEATS Hind Quarter Lamb 4 Per lb. IZ2C Small Pork Loins, 1 C 1 A ; per lb., 02U Small Pork 4 ntn Shoulder, per lb. . 020

Leg of Veal, per lb Veal Shoulders, per lb ....... . Veal Breast, per lb

Home Sugar Cured Hams, from 7 to 15-lb "M average, lb 2u

Home Sugar Cured f Bacon, per lb I 2U

151c

13ic

12k

10c

25c

Home Made Bologna,

per lb Home Made Liver Sausage, per lb 6 Bars American Family Soap

7 Bars Lennox Soap .wu 6 Packages Star Naptha

washing Powder. 3 Cans Everybody's Peas

3 Cans Country Gentleman Corn.

25c

28c

25c

We Also Carry a Full Line of Fruits and Vegetables.

ALL PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED.

Don't Shake Your Head When we Say $20 For a Really Good Suit Tailored to Your Measure The price seems by far too low. You may be inclined to shrug your shoulders at $20.00 clothes, but every time you do that without investigating, you throw away good money. You may be able to pay any price for clothes, but if you pay one cent more for a suit than what you must to get good clothes, high grade workmanship and a perfect fit, you are just throwing that money away. Pay more if you are sure of the values, but don't pay more for the name. Come in and look at our $20.00 suits. At that price we'll show you the same values that you pay $30.00 for elsewhere. "We do the biggest tailoring business, eliminate all middlemen's profits and feel that in justice to yourself and us vou should COME IN AND LOOK. Suits Tailored to Your Individual Measure from

usene A. Grisuold & Son

DEALING IN

GROCERIES, MEATS AND HARDWARE 276 State St., Corner Sohl and State Sts., Phone 480 Hammond, Indiana

Hand Pick Navy CBeans, per lb. ..... . Utr

Nice Bright Prunes, per pound. Ql;

Best Creamery Butter, per lb Try this Corn, 4 cans for ........ We will sell you 3 cans Peas for Snider's Catsup, bottle, 19c; small bottle . . . Strictly Fresh Eggs, Saturdav 3-lb Pail of Jelly for Try a sack of our 2412-lb sack, 60c; or a 5-lb sack Best Granulated

Sugar, per lb Fancy Yellow Dry Peaches, per lb. .

Pure Cider Vinegar, Qa per bottle Uu 14-lb sack of Table jcn Salt for.. IDC Small Head Rice, per pound Uu Rumford Baking Powder, 1-pound 1 7p can I I m

37c 25c 25c large 12c 19c 21c Flour, 15c 5c

15c

Pet or Carnation Milk, 3 tall cans, 25c; OK ft 6 small cans .wu Van Camp's or Snider's Pork and Beans, 4 15c can Quaker Oats or Toy Qn Oats, per package. Ou Green Circle Brand JA Raisins, 12-oz pkg OU

Kea cross macaroni or

Spaghetti, 2 packages . . . .

SPECIAL ON FLOUR Ceresota, Pillsbury and New Century Flour H-barrel sack 68c -barrel sack 1.35 -barrel sack. ...... .2.67 MEAT DEP'T.

Small Pork Loins, per lb Fresh Pork Butts, per lb Leaf Lard, 84 pounds California Hams, per pound Veal Stew, ' per pound.

Fancy Rib Roast mJg Beef, per pound .... U

151c

14k

1.00 131c 15c

EXTRA! EXTRA!

BALE

S3 TSJRBA V and MOR1E3AV Our all wool suits, made to your measure, fit and workmanship guaranteed, values up to $20 $25

$15.00 to 35.00 STERLING WOOLEN WILLS 153 State Street. Hammond, Indiana. Open Evenings.

.$13

We also offer you a great money saving, in our up-to-date stock of mens' womens' and childrens wearing apparel. GROSSMAN'S "Quality Store" 610 Oakley Avenus. Bat. State and Sibley Sts. "PASS THE HIGH RENT"

a week. The animal showed no symptoms of rabies. -

ROBERTSDALE

MAN IS'HURT While at his work at the Standard

Steel Car works at East Hammond

last Tuesday, Herman Furstenberg of

Robertsdale miraculously escaped

death but was seriously injured when

he fell a. distance of nearly 25 feet to

the ground below. Fellow employes

rushed to the aid of the Injured man

and he was removed to his home on Harrison avenue, where at first his injuries were thought serious. Following a consultation it was found that

Furstenberg had broken several ribs in the fall and was internally injured.

Today he is showing some improvement and has every chance for recov

ery. The details or me acciaeni couia

not be learned.

JENNINGS GETS STORE OF BICKNELL Roberts Jennings, who has a, wide circle of friends and acquaintances as a result of his clerical positions In Hammond drug stores, has branched out for himself and has bought the late H. K. KlcknelTs store fro mthe administrator of the estate

Jennings was formerly the manager

of the store under Bicknell, and during his years of service he developed

a big trade. During Blcknell's recent illness the business dropped off. but it is expected that it will not take Bob

long to build it up again.

The stand is considered one of the

best in the city on account of the

fact that it is the waiting station for

the Gary & Interurban. railroad.

A market of home baked things will be held tomorrow at Dobbins grocery by the Willing Workers' class of the Monroe street church. It Dunsing and Behnke (the Dobbins store) wish to announce a special sale and demonstration of the National Biscuit company's products for Saturday. April the 26th. The ladies of the Monroe street M. E. church will also have a sale of home baked goods at their store on this day. Thone 107. Corner Hohman and Russell streets.

Buy a Gas eHatlng Stove now. Don't wait until your homo is cold. No. Ind. Gas & Elee. Co.

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GOSSIP SAYS that we are going to fail In business, owing to the low prices at which we sell our bread, rolls, cakes, pastry, etc. We want to refute this here and now, and to assure out numerous customers that our profit-sharing plan has proved a great success. We shall continue to sell our products on the same small proflt-margain as heretofore. The Hammond Modern Bakery BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS. 86 State Street. Fnona 268. HAMMOND, - - IND.

Funeral Tomorrow.

Funeral services over Mrs. Christine

Becker will be held from the St. Jo-1 seph church Saturday morning at 9 ! o'clock. The remains, which lie in state at the residence of her daugh

ter, Mrs. John Norstrand, 207 Indiana

avenue, will be removed to the church at 8:30 o'clock. The requiem high mass will be said and the Rev. Father Plas

ter will officiate. Interment will be

made at St. Joseph's cemetery.

Those who will act as pall bearers

are George M. Eder, Joseph Weis, Joseph Hoess, Otto Knoerzer, George Kussmaul and Henry Bieker. Honor

ary pall bearers have been selected from the Rosary society of which the deceased was a member, as follows:

Mrs. George Kussmaul, Mrs. Martin

Myer, Mrs. John Llesenfelt, Mrs. Frank

Weinand, Mrs. George Eder and Mrs. Michael Pascaly.

CLABBYS GO INTO A TIE

By capturing three straight games

from the Snyders at Towle & McCool's alleys last night in the last series of

the season, the Clabbys went into a tie with the C. Longs for second place. If the two teams can get together the. tie will be rolled off Sunday afternoon. The match is expected to terminate in some good pin work as they will also roll for second and third prize money. The E. B. A.'s captured first honors by an easy margin.

Bitten by Dog. Mrs. Webster, residing on Sheffield avenue was the victim of a vicious dog yesterday afternoon, and although the injuries are not thought to be serious she is under a physician's care. The animal attacked her while she was walking along the street, inflicting a wound in her side. The physician ordered that the dog be kept tied up for

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BEG SPECDML OE37T SALE

GUM" rJ3osit

Cut Prices on all Fresh and Smoked Meats Saturday, April 26th Watch our window display every day for cut prices on special meats.

NO. 1 FRESH PORK LOIN, per pound....

NO. 1 FRESH PORK 4 Olfl SHOULDERS, per lb... C

NO. 1 FRESH PORK BUTTS, per pound , NO. 1 FRESH STEWING CHICKENS, lb.... NO. 1 VEAL ROAST, per pound NO. 1 VEAL STEW, per pound LAMB STEW, per pound.... NO. 1 FORE QUARTER LAMB, per pound NO. 1 HIND QUARTER LAMB, per pound...... NO. 1 LEG OF LAMB, per pound

1 4k

1 4c

15c 14c 12c 8c 10c 12c 14c

9 POUNDS LEAF LARD NO. 1 LAMB CHOPS, per pound...

NO. 1 BEEF POT ROAST, per lb.... STRICTLY FRESH LIVER, per pound NO. 1 SIRLOIN STEAK, per pound FRESH HAMBURGER STEAK, per pound...... NO. 1 SUGAR CURED REG. HAMS, per lb..,.t NO. 1 SUGAR CURED CALL HAMS, per lb....

NO. 1 SUGAR CURED

BREAKFAST BACON

ALL SAUSAGES, per pound NO. 1 RIB ROAST, boned

and rolled, per lb

1.00 12ic lie

7c 4c Oc 7c

12c

, ib. 1 7c

11c

14c

MANY OTHER VARIETIES OF MEAT NOT MEN

TIONED AT CUT RATE PRICES.

New Laid Eggs

Fresh G burned Butter

Hammond's Finest Butter Store

Best Country Eggs EvGrUaSfteed per dozen (Dc

Best Fresh Churned Butter U:d. STe

BSELSGEiSUS COFFEES

25c

O G BLEND COFFEE, per pound

BEST PEABERRY COFFEE,Qeir

FLAGRANT TEAS

FANCY JAPAN TEA, the 60c kind, per pound BEST CEYLON TEA, per pound HOO CHOO GUNPOWDER TEA, per pound. FANCY OOLONG TEA, per pound

40c .40c .40 c 30c

per pound.

OUR OWN BLEND COFFEE, per pound. FANCY SANTOS COFFEE, per pound REPUTATION BRAND JUNE PEAS, 3 for.

PET OR CARNATION MILK, a 10c cans 25c RUMFORD'S BAKING POWDER, 1-pound can 17c HERSHEY'S COCOA, H-pound can ..... 15c FANCY QUEEN OLIVES, large tiottle 22c FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE, per pound 5c

EARLY PEERLESS BRAND FANCY SUGAR 4 cans!

HQS Stiatie Stf.