Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 282, Hammond, Lake County, 16 May 1913 — Page 2

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8 THE TIMES. Friday, Mar 16, 1913.

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These Specials for Friday Evening and

Saturday, May 17th

OSCAR MAYER'S EDELWEISS BRAND FINE MILD CALIFORNIA HAMS, 4 to 6

pou:ad average weight, 4 per pound 20

OSCAR F.MAYERS

HAMS

5" I

CEDiR VALLEY CREAMERY BUTTER, QJ price lower, p quality always the same, per lb. . OuC

I CALffQRtT

OUTHERM

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A dollars worth of Stand ard Canned Goods 69c

CHILDRESS' REHEARSAL.

There will be a rehearsal for the

children day exercise at the M. E. church on Russell street. Saturday aft

ernoon lit 2 o'clock. All th children

of the primary department are re

quested to attend.

TEXT MEETINGS BEGIN.

Great interest was evinced in tne

opening; meeting; tt the north side

series of dally revival meetings held

last night In the tabernacle on th

corner of Cedar and Hoffman streets.

REACHES

V7Y

You may not need all these items rlflht now, but at these prices you can well a fiord to put themaway until you do. 2 lOfNo. 3Cans Standard Tomatoes, regular price.. 20 2 10 'No. 2'Cans Barabo'Early June Peas, regular price .20 2 lOcijNo. 2 Cana Gold Dragon Corn, regular price 20 1 lOctfNoa Can Joan fAreh Kidney Beans, regular price 10 1 15cNq. 3 Can Kau Brand Egg Plums, regular price 15 1 15clXo. 3 Can Owensiltiver Yellow Free Peaches, regular price.. .15 $1.00

This Dollar Combination Order only 69c

Lion Brand XXXX Ftatent Flour.

barrel sacks, Qq

4-barrle sacte, j 8 z-bai-Tjelt sacks, o en

Fine Strong Toma'io, Cabbage and VAster Plants, j 0 pVr dozen j Q

SLIc

Choice Quality California Santa Clara Prunes, today, per lb JJQ Marshall's Famous Kippered Herring, plain or in tomato sauce,

per

can.

15c

29c

Ivoi 4

10c Cans Old toutcr Cleisnser, g jm 2 for............ I yQ

Swift's Pride- Laundry

Soap, 10 bars for. .v.

The FamoHJS Ivory

Soao.

per cake... "vC

Pet Brand: Evaporated

Milk, 10c 'tall cans. 3 for 25c; per dos., 98c; Eo cans, 6 for 25c;

dozen...,.

, Sniders Famous Pork and Beans, No. 1 10c cans, 3 for 25c; No. 2

15e cans 2 for ,

25c

Golden Egg Macaroni

10c packages, Aft 3 for UC Best Quality Laundry

Starch, 4 lbs for Best Quality Soap Chips, 3 pounds for. . .

Special

Quality Coffees

Our Royal Blend 36c

Coffee, today, Qpound W wC

Our Leader 30c Coffee,

(pleases most a1"! people), lb faC

Choice Santos Peaberry Coffee, ftP per lb sCOC

I5c

Noodle 10c

Sale of

Staylit Parlor Matches,

&c packages for qC

Best German LentelsJ

per pound

Swift's Naptha Soap,1 Lr....:....25c!

National Biscuit Co.'a

Social Tea, Biscuit and Sandwich, 3 pkgs for...

National Biscuit

Marshmallow Walnuts, lb.. Honey Comb Bars, per lb.

Baronet

Cheese!

25c

Co's

I9c

17c

3 EBEgj SfjD(3(DasiEi

From our Wine and Liquor Section

Schufelt Rye Malt

Gin, $1.00 quart bot

tles, on special sale

WeCch's Grape Juice, 45c. qt. bot., now 39c 25c -pint bot- A iues now Q

rjtS. P. S. CalBTornia VI Brandy, Friday N evening and," Satur1 1 A.w onlv. .

peK bottle... Q 4 Q

Hayes' Valley; Whiskey 8-year-old Cbottled in bond). We never expect to be$able to repeat this big offer, while they last, $1.00 full quart bottles today. . . gjQ

59c

tonight and Saturday. ..

California Fin Vint

age Port Wine, Friday evening and

Saturday, QQ per gallon... Q?C

YOU WILL FIND A CHOICE VARIETY OF FEESH VEGETABLES HERE DAILY These Specials for Friday Evening and Saturday

Fresh Crisp Wax and Green f Beans, lb vC

Long Green Cucum

bers, each 10c and-

Fancy Florida Grape

Fruit, extxa large, aeJb...

Fine Large Pine

apples, each

10c

PineIQc

12c

Fresh Picked Peas, per flu quart

Home Grown Aspar

agus, bunch 9c; 3 for

25c

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9o Sale of Candies and Cigars

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ONE 10c AND TWO 5c CIGARS FOR

Friday Evening and Saturday, one OFFICIAL SEAL 10c CIGAR with your choice of any TWO of the following 5c CIGARS, worth 20c at 9c. Cremo, Moos Special, Yale Club, Anna Held, Yankee Consul and Adad, 3 for 9c

Choice of any of the following well known Candies that regularly . sell at 15c per pound, Friday evening and Saturday, per pound only ...... jQ Peppermint and Wintergreen Lozenges, Gun Drops, Peanut Butter Squares, Orange and Lemon Tarts. Chewing Gum, any kind, any flavor, three f 5c packages .. JJQ

lectures and missionary travelogues Rave splendid renulta in his work

there. Mr. Meeker ts gifted with a will

powerful voice and many beyond the. IXa

COMING EVENTS. The "V" branch ef the W.'C. T. V.

eet Monday evening at the !

xarene church on Michigan avenue. '

The speaker. Rev. Meeker of Chicago

took as his theme "A Peculiar Phase of

Prayer" from Isaiah 6:8 and said,

"Where there is much prayer behind our efforts, we may expect striking

manifestations. Isaiah prophesied of a

nation being: born in a day." Mr.

Meeker Rave practical illustrations and

personal incidents of his experiences In ten years of work In the notorious 19th ward of Chicago. This ward Is situated on the border of the famous Ghetto and it bore the reputation of having a worse police record than any other ward in the city. Mr. Meeker"s work was carried on under great difficulties, many open riots being provoked. However the meetings were held and they brought a subduing influence over tho community. Out of door stereopttcan

confines of the ten heard the gospel

as he gave it in word and song.

PINK STREET AIIJ SOCIETY. The Ladles' Aid Society of the Pine, treet M. E. church met' yesterday aft.

ernooji at the home of Mrs. A. S. Hunt

on Tine street. The afternoon was de

voted to the regular business of the so

ciety. At the close of this session thelli.lo art the ehnreh. The

remainder of the afternoon waa d-lgood one for bunlnesn men.

voted to sewing. Rev. Fuller, pastor j Members of the Hammond Woman's

or the church was present and lead the! Club win ato to Crown Point tomorrow

devotional services. Mrs. Hunt served at the Invitation of the Woman' Club

All young people are cordially Invited

to attend.

The young ladlea of AH Saints

church will give a ahlrt waist dance

Monday evening at the Masonic temple. A good time ta being planned.

The Woman's Guild of St. rani's

Episcopal chnrch will aervo a noon day

lunch next Wednesday from liao to

nu la a

I .tA iL.wnlf. W! m 1 tt! ? sir i . 1

Hammond Meat Market

101 State Street 216 Kohman street

Special Sale for Saturday, May 17th

Our Meals are the Best Our Prices the Lowest

ZrJe Self Just as we Mduekftis

9 POUNDS FRESH

LEAF LARD

FRESH DRESSED

CHICKENS, per lb ,.

FRESH PORK LOINS,

per pound

NATIVE VEAL LEG,

per pound

NATIVE VEAL ROAST,

per pound

HIND QUARTER SPRING

LAMB, per pound

FORE QUARTER SPRING

LAMB, per pound

BEEF POT ROAST,

per pound

FRESH BOILING BEEF,

per pound

HAMBURGER STEAK,

per pound

1.00 151c I4ic I4ic lc 151c 1 41c I2ic ...8ic -. I Oc

FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, per lb NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with pocket, per lb HOME CURED CORN BEEF, per pound MAYER'S BROS. HAMS, per pound SWIFT'S SUGAR CURED BACON, per pound MAYER'S BROS.' CALIFORNIA HAMS, per. lb.. 1,-BARREL CENTURY . FLOUR 20 POUNDS SUGAR 4 CANS SWEET CORN... .

3 TALL CANS CARNATION MILK.

13k

I2c 7 4"C

I8c

I8c 13c

65c

1.00

25c

The of that city.

thd I ohaerveU.

Reciprocity Day will be I

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City

Strict attention given to all phone orders

101 StatS St f1U.mjr. rarmir9i,rift

Hone 1QQ HJUCll JLPtA ec&BLI&ft

HGstMii & Gostiia Sts ,, FbuBittl

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xtra Specials for Saturday May 17th.

Reductions in

Groceries and Meats

1.39

49c

c c c

MEAT PORK LOIN ROAST, -fl per pound. JL02" BEST RIB ROAST BEEF, U Qjfr per pound li.O(L, BEST BEEP POT ROAST, ' flto per pound 1254c and jLcP SWIFT & CO.'S NARROW BACON, aver-fj 03 pounds, per pound. J4 SWIFT & CO.'S WARROW BACON, aver-fl 413 age 4 to 6 pounds, per pound .... . JLf 4 ALSO A FRESH LINE OF VE GABLES

50 LBS. CERESOTA, GOLD MEDAL OR RICHILIEU FLOUR. 10 POUNDS SUGAR, with order of 2.00 or more . . : BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, per pound FANCY PINK SALMON, per can 3 CANS CARNATION MILK, 10c size !. ....... SWIFT'S PRIDE SOAP, 8 bars FRESH EGGS, just in from Dyer, per dozen

ainly refreshments to her trueti

next meeting will b held at

church.

Miss Maude Edwin Martin to William

NOTICE FOR PICMC. I.yon Church Evers. to take Dlace at

TKo lAa A v. r i . . i . I . . , . ...... . W

' ,j unnamio luiumu-rine nome 01 .visa Marun s trraiiunar-

ee 01 me uammona N oman'a Clublents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Porter In ! S-

who desire to attend the picnic at Mra. WatseUa, 111. The ceremony will tako

n Steenberg's on next Tuesday will place Saturday. May 24 at 4:39 o'clock.

Kindly notify Mrs. V. S. Keiter. not I Will Evers is a former Hammond nlch

later than Monday noon. school boy and has numerous acquaint

ances here who extend their best

K, I.. MEETING. I wishes and congratulations. H Is now

There will be an open meeting of the I residing In Edjrewater, I1L. where he

Urn. 11. Calkins Poet, the V. K. C, the I went with hla parents about five years!

b. V. and the S. A. V. at the headquar- apoi.

ters of the Tost In the court house on

Saturday evening. May 17, at 7:30, fori HONOR MISS SFIERBY.

ine purpose of completing: the arrange- One of the most enjoyable parties of

ments touchlne on Memorial services I the season wan clven hv Afi rr

ror Sunday, May 25. and also on Nraret Kelley last evening at her home Decoration Day, May 30th. Let all Ion Olcott avenue. East Chicago, In

memDers or these organizations to- honor of Mian T.tilu sh.rhir wK 1a to

aether with all visiting O. A. R.'s be be married this month to Mr. A. Dor

present at this meeting. Signed, Isev. The eveninar was PDent In ramps

F. M. KLLIOTT, Com. and contests, prizes being awarded the

winners. Mrs. Charlott Schwabb rend

.m.3.i. v.Tiii, v 1-iKTV. lerea several vocal selections accom-

Mrs. Adeline Simcoke and daughter panled by Mrs, Kenneth W. Maclntoeh

Miss Iva were at home last evening to at the piano. Red and white were the

the members of the A. D. Q. Club and colors chosen by the hostess and the

a number Of invited euests at their I deoorationn ind lunrhmn were nrrloi)

iiwiii-, ou rasi pioiey sireei. i ne oc-iout in tnis meet About ZO youar

rasion was in honor of Miss Iva an- ladies were nresent and thev nreaenteil

nouncing her engagement to Mr. Henry I Miss Sherby with a beautiful bed

u. uiier. The parlors were very pret-I snread. The srlrls deoarted at a lata

tily decorated with festoons of tiny hour, voting Miss Kelley a delightful

hearts and cut flowers. The evening I hostess.

was spent very enjoyably with music

ana games. The guests were all sup- I OXE O'CLOCK I.VXCHEOX

piiea wun note paper and pencils and I A very pretty social affair at the

representing themselves to be news- Hammond Country Club yesterday was paper reporters were to write a news! given by Mrs. Teter Crumpacker. when

item. Some of them were "newsy" and (she entertained the ladlea of the

witty, and were read by the composers. I Columbia Club and a few Invited

The last one having previously been I truests. Mrs. Crumnacker entertained

prepared was read by Miss Ethel I at a one o'elock luncheon. The table

Sheerer and was "an Item" announcing l in the dining room waa prettily dec

the engagement of Miss Simcoke to Mr. J orated In pink carnation and MUea of

Fuller. The wedding will take place! the valley. Pastell shades of pink,!

on Wednesday, June 18 at the home of I green and whlta were also used on the

.Mrs. Mmcoke. At a late hour the I table. The luncheon was served loi

guests were served with a dainty buffet four courses, after which bridge whist

luncheon. Those enjoying the evening was played progressively, Mrs- Fitz-

were: Mesdames S. E. Davis, Ed Aubry. I gerald winning high score and Mrs. W

Frank Martin, Lloyd Geisler. J. E. IP. vBrldge the second. Beside the club Myer, and Misses Corinne Reiter, of I members Mrs. Crumpacker's Invtted

Manatowak, Wis.. Eva Ortt. Luella I guests were Mrs. Chas. Daughertv of

Moyer, Ethel Duvall, Nancy Bryan, I Crown Toint and Mrs. Clarence Scott of

Ethel Hoffman, Alice Bump. Helen Chicago, also Mrs. T. AV. OberlSn, of

Wagenblast. Ethel Sheerer and Iva Hammond. Mrs. Mortimer Ga'js will Simcoke. Mr. Fuller la employed as be the next hostess and will entertain

agent here for the C. & O. railroad. fat a one o'clock luncheon next Thurs

day at her home, S3 Webb street.

ALIj DAY SESSION

The Martha Aid Society of the Chris

tian church met yesterday for an all

her home, 35 Sibley street. The after- Idav session In the church parlors.

noon was devoted to playing progres-1 Most of the day was given to quilting

sive pedro. The high score was won land sewing a short business session

by Mrs. H. O. Young, the second by I was held during the afternoon. A

Mrs. Luthman, the third. Mrs. Downs lunch was served at noon to the mem

and the fourth by Mrs. Nicholas. Thelbers. The society will meet again next next meeting will be in two weks at (Thursday for another all day "qutltlnr?

the home of Mrs. Nicholas.

GOING TO ST. PAIL

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Austin and sons

Adelbert and Everett of 335 Torrence

avenue will leave this evening for St.

Paul, Minn. Mr. Austin has been in

poor health for several weeks and has! Mrs. J. B. Ortt, 340 Flummer avenue.

been advised by his physician to seekjThe social committee was In charge of

a change In climate. They expect loMrs. Ortt as chairman and assisted by

be gone an Indefinite length of time I Mrs. Claude Palmer and Mrs. Guy

NOW AND TILL SATURDAY Edward Zoeler Trio Acrobatie Pantomtoiists, Marshall & Tribble The Troubles of Sambo. Hardie & Dorothy Songs, Chatter and Dances. Ednest Yerxa Posture Artist. Latest Motion Pictures 3 BIG SHOWS DAILY 3 P. 7:30 and 9 P. M.

COMING SUNDAY DON'T LIE TO YOUR WIFE SEATS NOW SELLING

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A FTEHSOOV CARD PARTY.

The ladies of the Good, Will Club were pleasantly entertained yesterday

afternoon by Mrs. Chas. Luthman at

They are here to make you laugh 5 or more Amateur Acts

bee" at the home of Mrs. John M. Stln-

son In May street.

SOCIAL DAT. Yesterday was social day for the

Baptist Woman's Union and they were

pleasantly entertained at the home cf

according Austin.

to the condition of Mr.

RECITES IX EVANSTOX.

Mrs. Ruth Webster Cross, accom

panied by her mother. Mrs. Webster,

of Oakley avenue, are in Evanston to

day, to assist on the program of a

musical given this afternoon by Miss

Gable at the home of her aunt, Mrs.

Elizabeth Hotchklss, 139 Orrington

avenue.

COMIXCi MARRIAGE.

Announcements have ben received In

Hammond of the coming marriage of

Campbell. Mrs. C P. Stiver waa in I charge of the program which was

given as follows: Instrumental Duett

Mrs. Will Love and Miss Mae Hansen

Recitation Mrs. Wm. Meyers Vocal Duett

...I.Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. W. Lot

Recitation Naoma Ortt Instrumental Solo .Miss Iva Titus

A contest of guessing the names of

trees was another enjoyaoie mature. Miss Eames also entertained by relat

ing a story in her Interesting manner.

At the close of the atiernoon s pro-

NOTICE Commencing May 15, 1913, the price of coke by team, f.o.b. our Whiting Works to all . parties will be, $4.50 t per ton. :-: :-: STANDARD OIL CO. (INDIANA)

PATENT YOUR IDEAS

and make I M - I -HOW TO C Money w r u ADVICI FM " WitasV V Ms

OCT THEM

l-rrtioXr1 JOSHUA

R. H. POTTS

gram a delightful three course luncheon was served by the social committee. The next meeting will be announced later. NOTICE. Meeting of Kneseth Israel will tako place at tne synagogue, 300 Lndlana avenue, Sunday, May 18, at 7:30 p. m. All members are requested to be present for election of officers. HERMAN KRIEGER, Sec'y,

Buy a Gas Heating Stove now. Don't wait until your home Is cold. No. Ind. Gas & Elec Co.

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732 Claude St.

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Phone 282

Used By Nearly All Dressmakers and Women of Taste Who Make Their Own Clothes. MISS M. T. McCLOSKEY OF NEW YORK Representative of the manufacturers of Ladies Home 1 Journal Patterns, will be with us Saturday and Monday, May 17th and 19th Bring her your pattern and dressmaking problems. You'll be welcomed. E. C. MINAS CO. Hammond's Greatest Dep't Store

Something Mew in the Shirt -Mite A Combination with Soft Collars and Cuffs Very Swell $1.50 Royal Tailors Stetson Hals Panamas Cleaned and Repacked

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A Shop for rJen 601 Hoiiman St. Hammond, BIdg. Hammond, Indiana

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