Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 269, Hammond, Lake County, 1 May 1913 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Thursday. May 1, 1913.
Store Open Friday Eve.
D
ouble Coupons
FRIDAY ALL DAY Groceries Included Except Floufand Sugar
Co Warn
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Hammond's Greatest Dept. Store Princess Kettles in our Porcelain Room
in nvJUVjaiiUiaO
THREE SIZES 15.00, 20.00, 22.00 in Coupons.
Mottled blue and white enamel
ware, white porcelain lined, with
heavy tin cover and wire bail.
VOILE SKIRTS, 4.89
These are Skirts that sold regularly up to 10.00 and 12.95. They arc beautifully trimmed. This makes a practical light weight skirt for spring and summer wear, all are included in this special sale for Friday, Double Stamp Day, at
MRS. LITHMAN' A HOSTESS. Mrs. Charles I.uthmn had the mem
bers of the Uptodate Whjlst Club as her guests yesterday afternoon at her home In Sibley street. The afternoon was
spent very pleasantly In a social way.
Whist was played progressively at two
tables. Prizes In the games were won by Mrs. Fred Kralowetx. Mrs. Harvey Cleveland and Mrs. Harrington. A dainty two course luncheon was served the guests at five o'clock. In two weeks the members of the club will Te entertained by Mrs. , Fred... Kralowets at her home In Elm. street. Cards.wlll again be the feature of entertainment.
Silk Tissue, the. wanted material for Princess slips and Dresses, all shades in both light and dark, regu
lar 2oc value, 4 Of per yard. . QC
Art Tick, the quality that will hold feathers, floral designs, 32 inches wide, regular 29c value, special
. .. . ...19c
for Friday, rard ......
Ladies' Hose, colors black or white, with colored embroidered design at inslip. Best lisle thread, garter top, double sole and toe,
spliced heel, sizes v ; Ofift
SV2 to 10, pair.;. ... . .. . -JUU
Sheeting, bleached, very strong and serviceable, 68 inches wide, special,
VERY SPECIAL IN SHIRTS
FOR FRIDAY ONLY 10 doz'en Men's Fine Shirts, made with French cuff and soft detach collar. Come in
light and dark patterns, fine soft goods. Just the thing for hot weather. A regular 75c value, special for Fridav,
Double Stamp Day, CCA
each UiJLf
A THIMBLE PARTY. A delightful afternoon was spent by the members of the 1 G. R. Club who were invited to meet with Mrs. Frank Lowery at her home in Indiana avenue yesterday. Mrs. Lowery was hostess at a thimble party. Mler guests spent the hours until four O'clock with
their needle work after which they were served with a prettily appointed
two course luncheon. Only the club members were present yesterday. They planned to meet again , in two weeks
on Wednesday, May 1 at the home of
Mrs. Clyde Petrie in East' Sibley street
Mrs. Petrie will entertain at a thimble
party.
PROGRAM
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FAMOUS
CONCERT ON SATURDAY
Saturday Evening, May 3 The Royal Gwent Glee Singers
Lovers of splendid vocal music in
general and the Welsh people of the cities of the Calumet region In particu
lar are looking forward to the coming of rthe Royal Gwent Glee singers of Newport. Great Britain, with a great deal of anticipation. The seats for the
performance on Saturday night at the Hammond theater are selling rapidly. The program is as follows:
PART I.
Chorus. "March of the Men of Harlech"
The Choir.
Solo and Chorus. ."Asleep in the Deep"
Air. ueo. L,ane anj the Choir.
Sol "The Wreck of the Mnr,.."
Tom .William
Part Song., ......."The Storm"
The Choir. Sol "Land of the Harp" Ij. J. Evans. Sol "Nirvannah" Mr. w. J. Thomas.
Chorus
Solo
"Destruction of Gaia" The Choir. PART II.
"Roses" W. H. Roberts.
Irish, Scotch and Welsh Airs
"Kilarney." "Annie Laurie." "All Through the Night." Choir. Duet .Flow, Gentle Deva" Messrs. L. J. Evans and T. Williams. Chorus "Soldier's Chorus" The Choir. Trio "A Little Farm Well Filled" H. Edwards, L. Sargent and G. Lane. Solo "The Drum Major" Mr. Tom Williams. Chorus .. . . . ..Hallelujah Chorus The Choir. Finale-(Verss of each) "Dixie" and "The Land of My Fathers" The Choir.
Screen Wire Cloth, painted black. Queen Bee House Paint, ready double selvedge, best grade, all mixed, good for outside use, all widths, by the roll, 100 colors, I Of! lenial feet, square feet I 2t gallon. BfcU Doan's Kidney Pills, Black Flag Insect Pow- Tooth Brushes, crystal60c Bize QQfA der, 25c size, 19c loid and bone j at QOQ 50c size sJeJC handles, 23c val Q
Girls' Patent Leather Two-Strap
Pumps and Colonials, sizes 84 -to
2, fine quality and pretty -v. styles,
Friday's sale ;
price. . . . ... .'.; ,
93c
Men's Elk Skin Shoes, in black with Elk hide or oak leather soles, sizes are 5 to 11 the best for hard wear, Friday's -, . ' 4 aa price. illU
Friday's Groceries Big Savings
.1 - .
JLU Crystal Domino Granulated Sus-ar. with a-.
q)OintoOcery order of 1.00 or more (flour, butter or but-
gjterme not included) 1rfiVjlO nonnds for . "
"Si'iSV dCJ -t
50c
GOLD MEDAL OR CERESOTA FLOUR, buy, before the price goes up.
-barrel sack, 2.657Darrel sack. 134 -
H-barrel sack . ..
FANCY CUBAN PINEAPPLES, cheap enough for canning,
per doaen, 95c" cacn- . .' . ". .. ....
Macaroni or Spaghetti, "V1! 10c packages............:. jC Mild Cured California Hams, weigh from 4 to 6 pounds each, f aV-f
per pound............... OgC Armour's Shield Brand Lard, guaranteed pure, ' . A
per pound . . Q jgC Farmhouse Sugar Corn, dozen
cans, 73C ' :
4 cans.. ............ .
Old Dutch Cleanser, OET ' 3 cans ... . .v. . .- . . . . ........ D C
Selected Queen Olives, 20 ounce jar. . Campbell's Famous Soups, all kinds, 3 cans.......... U. S.. Mail or Swift's Pride Soap,'" bars."......
Farm House Early June dozen cans, 1.30"" "
pe
can.
Cheese,
Cream Brick brand, per poiind. . . . . . .
Jelke'a Good Luck - Butterine,
pounds, 93C per pound. . .
85 8c 23c 25c 25c Peas,
lie Holsteln I6c
A SOCIAL. SESSION.
Mrs. Julius Dunslng was at home to
the members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Methodist church at
her pretty Carroll street residence yes
terday afternoon. Serving on the com
mittee with Mrs. Dunsing were Mrs. E
A. Gilson, Mrs. Dowdell, Mrs. E. S,
Emerlne and Mrs. B. E. Escher. They
had a delightful program arranged for
the entertainment of the guests and during the social hour served a two course luncheon. A feature of the afternoon was the literary contest In which each guest In some way represented a book. The program also Included an Instrumental solo by Miss Gladys Younger, a vocal- solo by Miss Grace Mathews and a reading by Miss Mabel Powley. Encores were given to all of these numbers. There was a large attendance at tHe meeting. ANM'AL FEDERATION MEETING. The Hammond Woman's Club has received a most cordial invitation from the Ladies' Literary Club of Rensselaer to attend the Tenth District Convention of Clubs to be held in the Presbyterian church of Rensselaer.-indlani, Friday, May 2." The following delegates were " chosen by Mrs. R. O. Winckler, the president of the Hammond Woman's Club at their last meeting, Mrs. Ralph Rosa, , Dr. Mary E. Jackson, Mrs. J. C. Graves, Mrs. A. E. Wilcox, Mrs. J. M. Turner,', Mrs. Alva A. Young, Mrs. A. iL. Murray, Mrs. Thomas Meara, Mrs. E. S. Tillman and
Mrs. M. Rothschild. Other members of the clu.b may attend1. The morning session will opn at ten-thirty o'clock. The program for the day will be as follows: ' Music Orgaai i ... . - ...... .Miss Belle LaRue, Rensselaer Invocation ', ,'. . . . .'. ..Rev. J. C. rarrett,' Rensselaer Piano Solo. :. ........ . . . . '
....Mrs. Delos Thompson, Rensselaer
Address' of- Welcome ;i..y;'... i
v ...Mrs.1 C. R. Dean, Rensselaer
Response
....Mrs. James W." White, Kentland
Business.'"
Club Reports. '
Afternoon Session, 1:30 p. m.
Piano . Solo ,...,...;.........,.....
Mrs. M. D. Gwinn, Rensselaer
Address "Fundamentals in Federa
tion" 4 ..Mrs. F. T. McWhirter. President of the Indiana Federa
tion of Women's Clubs, Indianapolis
Vocal Solo
Mrs. J. A. Dunlap, Rensselaer
Address "Home Economics and
Home Ideals" .....Mrs.
Virginia C, Meredith, Cambridge City
Electlo nof officers.
COMING EVENTS. Mr. W. H. Oavla will entertain the member of the Alpha Phi t'luh at a one o'clock luncheon Friday, May 2 at her home la Highland street. At her home la Morton Court Mrs. Charles folding will entertain the member of the N. A. T. Club at a thimble party Friday evening. The cnembera of the Happy Honr Club vrlll be guests at a thimble party at vrhlcb Mrs. Ora Hart man vrlll entertain Friday afternoon at her home la
Highland street. Mra. E. R. Diabrow vrlll entertain the members of the Marquette Club at a o'clock luncheon and afternoon bridge party. Friday. May 2 at her home. 6231 Monroe avenue, Chicago.
ine monthly meeting of the Yoval
Women's ciasa of the First Christian
church vrlll take place Friday after.
aooa at the home of Mrs. George teasel. 20R Detroit street.
There villi be a meeting of the direc
tors of the Settlement House Friday afternoon at three o'clock la the Settlement House at B State atraeet. Important business rrUI be transacted.
Mlsa Ethel Shearer will entertain at thimble party this evening at her
home In East Sibley street. Her icuesrs
will be the members of the A. D. .
Club.
The members of the Helping Hand
and Embroidery Club will meet this evening at the home of . Mrs. William
sraroeuer. .- line street. It is desir
ed that all members of the First
spiritualist society attend as a dele
gate to the annual convention will be
elected.
lae loung People's Bible class of
the First Christian church will bold its monthly meeting thta evening In the
church social rooms in Calnmet irr
aue. following the buslaess session
there will be a May party.
lain week's meeting of the IotI
temperance Legion will be held at four
o'clock Friday afternoon In the library
or the First Christian church.
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SPECIAL SERVICE.
A meeting will be held at the Tine
street Presbyterian church this evening
at seven-thirty o'clock. A special
musical program will be given.
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3 packages., I C I perrpound. . .. .'. . i: .....I Hi
bui i tri tigin creamery, guaranteed absolutely, pure and 1 : a A finest quality obtainable, per. pound. . . . .. . . .' . . . - Q Q C
milk Pet Brand, dozen small cans, ejj( per can, Z -dozen large cans, 99g 3 for....... T. .......... .
25c
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ANN I" A L SOCIAL MEETING. The final meeting of the art commit
tee of the Hammond Woman's Club for the 1912-1913 season will be held Monday, May 5th at the home of Mrs. Erick Lund. 21 Warren street.- A twelvethirty o'clock breakfast will be served
after which a program will be given
The invitation to attend is extended all members of the art committee and also to those who will work in the art com-
mitee the coining year. Each person is
requested to inform Mrs. Lund, - not later than Friday of this week, her in
tention about attending the breakfast
The committee members are asked to
wear white and represent in some way
her favorite flower.
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meeting and there was the usual large
attendance of members. Following the business session' the members spent the afternoon with their needle work and accomplished a great deal of work. The members of the society have djcided to begin their collection of old pa'pera and
magazines for the purpose of Ailing a car. The proceeds of this sale of old papers will be used for the benefit of the church. During the social hour, hour the hostesses served a dainty
luncheon. The next meeting of the society will occur Wednesday, May 7.
AID SOCIETV MEETS. t Yesterday afternoon the members of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Congregational church met in the parlors of the church in Gostlin street for their regular weekly meeting. A part
of the afternoon was devoted to sewing and the members accomplished a great deal of work for the church. Following a short business session the time was spent socially. The hostesses, Mrs. John Powell and Mrs. Hathaway served with a dainty two course lunch
eon. The meeting next Wednesday aft.
ernoon will be held In the church social
rooms.
Tickets can be obtained at the Orpheum Theater, R. S. Smith, Warren St., It. Jenkins, 230 Ilohman St, T. G. Davis, 334 Calumet Ave. Hammond, and through John Roberts, East Chicago. The Program Includes Choruses Glees Quartette, Duettes and Solos. Admission 50c, 75c and $1.00
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ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS.
Progressive pedro was played by the
members of Circle No. 1 who met with Mrs. George Eder at her home In South
Hohman street yesterday afternoon for
their regular semi-monthly meeting.
1th the members of the Circle Mrs
Lder entertained a number of Invited
guests. The guest prizes were won by Mrs. Forrest and Mrs. Melton. The prizoa in the club were won by Mrs.
William Stuppy and Mrs. John Beck-
man. The consolation prize was award -J
ed to Mrs. Jacob Weis. The games were played progressively at five tables. After the card games the hostess served her guests with a dainty two course luncheon. The next meeting
will take place in two weeks on Thurs
day arternoon. May 15 at the home of Mrs. Gelb in Plummer avenue.
ANNOl'NCE PROGRAM. The last meeting of the Parents' Club
of the Riverside school for the vear
will be held Friday evening. May 2 at
the school in Truman avenue. The program for the evening will be as fol
lows:
Selection. . .Christian Church Quartette
Selection High School Orchestra Instrumental Solo Miss Helen Beete
Reading Miss Ethel Htrsch
Instrumental Solo... Miss Eleanor Linz Reading Miss Naomi Ortt Selection Orchestra
Vocal Selection
Miss Marguerite Haefr Instrumental Solo.... Miss Irene Brusel Reading Miss Verna Sllger Murray, Kline ', Burt and Barger Quartette Misses Dialogue Six Boys Selection '. Orchestra AN ALL DAY SESSION. There was a meeting of the Deborah Society yesterday. The members met for sn all day session In the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. Home bakery was sold and a nice amount was realized for the church. The members of the society will meet again next Wednesday and follow their usual program. Saturday, Committee No. 2 of which Mrs. Harry Hatfield Is chairman , will have home bakery for sale at Oriswold's store in State street. Orders may be left by calling the church, phone 658 Friday. AT THE SETTLEMENT HOI SE. This will be social evening at the Settlement House and the public is invited to attend and enjoy the program. After the following program refreshments will be served:
Music Christian Church "Quartette
Reading "Apple Blossoms"... Mrs. Earl Robertson Piano accompaniment played by Miss Goldie DuFraln. Address The Rev. C J. Sharp Song The Willing Worker Address Judge Barnett Reading of quarterly report. HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. Mrs. George Locklin and Mrs. Coman Scott entertained the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the church in South Hohman street. It was the regular weekly
AN, AFTERNOON MEETING. Mrs. Fred Frledlander at her home.
30 Mason street was hostess to the members of the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society yesterday afternoon. There was a larger'attendance of the membership.
The early part of the afternoon was devoted to the transaction of business and. several matters of Interest were discussed. During the social hour the hostes served her guests with refresh
ments. The luncheon was served in two courses. Arrangements were made to have the next meeting Wednesday afternoon. May 14 at the home of Mrs. Harry Evans In South Hohman street. A Gl'ILD MEETING.
At the meeting of the Womel's Guild
yesterday afternoon In the parish room of St. Paul's Episcopal church in Rlm-
bach avenue the members decided to serve another noon-day lunch Wednesday, May 7. The luncheon will be given in the parish room and the hours for serving will continue between eleven-thirty and one-thirty o'clock. The following will be the menu: Baked ham, mashed potatoes, cabbage salad, coffee, ice cream and cake. There will
be no regular meeting of the guild next Wednesday but on Tuesday afternoon the members will meet In the
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guild room to make arrangements tor serving the luncheon. . Ladies for halrwork write to Mrs. Blumenthal, 1905 137th street. Indiana Harbor or leave orders with Mrs. John Ambcs, 6S0 South Hohman street where Mrs. Blumenthal will call for the order.
William Vlnnettes Restaurant. 368 East State street will open Saturday, May, 3, with a chicken supper. 30-3t Is your house cold when you reach home? Get a Gas Heating Stove. No. lnd. Gas tc Elec Co.
Ascension Day Observed. Ascension day was observed In Christian religious circles today In
Now and till Saturday BOYLE WOOLFOLK Presents "MERRY MARY". Another $1.50 Show at Orpheum Low Prices 3 Shows Daily 3 , 10c and 20c 3:00, 7:30 and 9 P. M. , COMING SUNDAY " .V Rufce Welch and Kittie Francis in THE FROLICS OF 1912 SEATS ?OW SELLING
commemoration of the ascension p escenslon of Christ. The day marks the closa of the forty-day period after Easter. Services were held In the Catholic and Episcopal churches this morning, and services will also ba held this evening in the Evangelical lunmanuel. St. Paul's Lutheran and soqae other churches.
What's la a aamef Try WINEtSOtD chewing tobacco and yau'l know the nasTrer McHle-Scotten Tobaeca Cat.
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Hocking Valley Coal
- 785 - 7.60 - 7.60 6.85 - 5.25
Sopiiierii 111., & lnd., Egg or Lump 5.00
- 4.75 - 4.50 - 3.50
Soutttera 111., & lnd., Nut
Springfield District Coal Illinois or Indiana Mine Run
A reduction of 50c on the above Soft Coal prices will be given to customers ordering 3 tons or more for delivery at one time.
Coke - 7.00 Wood per cord - 2.50 Carloads at special rates will be sold and delivered to no more than three customers
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