Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 287, Hammond, Lake County, 22 May 1913 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Thursday, Mav 22, 1913.
Our Store Open Friday Evening
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Bauble Coupons Friday
C. HAS
Hammond's Greatest Department Store
Double Coupons Friday
Sugar and Creaiw in Our Premium Dept.
Given With in Coupons
& $10.00
This Sugar and Creamer are exactly like cut, made of clear crystal glass
and veryx dainty design.
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Some splendid styles in blue and tan per
cales, more like ging
hams, suitable for street wear, trimmed
witn buttons, embroidery and piping. These are a special purchase and will be put on sale for first time Friday morning.
Underwear Sale Worth While We have two specials in Men's Underwear worth your while to consider. In Union Suits and in 2-Piece Garments we can save you some money. Union Suits, 1.00 Values, 78c Each and every suit is strictly firsts and guaranteed perfect fitting. They come in
all styles, knee length, short sleeves and
short sleeves and ankle length. Special price
2-Piece Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, ' p 50c Values, 39 c v :
This number is French Balbriggan garment, made with double seated drawers, QQri all sizes, special. . : uuu
78c
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SPECIAL Screen Wire Cloth, painted black, double eelvedge, all widths, 100 running feet in roll,
by the roll, special,
square foot
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SPECIAL
Handy Family Paint, for painting
woodwork, tables, stands, chairs etc., can
SPECIAL Screen Windows, adjustable, 18-
inch, extends to 33 inches, made of hardwood, each...
8c
19c
Long Cloth, soft, clinging finish for
lingerie wear, 36 inches wide, extra
good quality, yard
Toweling, half bleached, all linen, 48 inches wide, very absorbent,
regular price 12c, yard, Q3Aq 5 yards. . .
(Limit 10 yards to a customer)
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47c
All Linen Cluny Lace and Insertion, sets to match, good heavy
lace, the newest' patterns, yard .....
Lawn, dots, rings, floral designs and figures, all 6hades, fast colors, 27
inches wide, fine sheer cloth, yard
9c
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CUT PRICE DRUGS Minas' Little Liver Pills, for constipation, J 25c size Q
Peroxide Cream, grease-
less, 25c value at
15c
Lapizcl .Tooth Paste, a
good antiseptic for the
teeth, 25c value
18c
Red Clover and Burdock
Wine, for the blood
1.00 value
69c
1.00
For Children's White Canvas 2-Strp Pumps, good quality, sizes 84 to 11 and 111,4 to 2, Friday's special.
1.00
For Children's White Canvas Button Shoes, Bunt tip, fine white quality, sizes 8 to 11 and 11 Yz to 2, Friday's special.
69c
For Children's Slippers, white canvas or patent colt, fine quality with
spring heel, sizes 3 to 8,
Friday's special.
riday's Sale of Groceries
DOUBLE COUPONS
Except Flour and Sugar
Sugar, Crystal Domino, the sweetest sugar made, with grocery )A f order, 5-pound package .... .CtG
Flour, Gold Medal or Ceresota, the two
best brands, 4-bbl. sack, 2.59; 0"?n tf-bbl. sack, 1.32; Va-bbl. sack..)b
Fancy Cream Brick Cheese, per pound Large Ripe Pineapples, per doz., 1 each..
17c 10c
Early June Peas or No.
3 Solid Pack Toma
toes, doz. cans, 1.05; per can. . .
9c
Fels Naptha, American Family or U. S. Mail Soap, with groeery order, 7 bars. .. M C Kitchen Klenzer Scouring m
Powder, per can "ww
Armour's Shield Brand Lard, per pound..
14c
Good Luck Butterine, 5 lbs., 1.05 P"r lb---Good Pink Salmon, dozen cans, Q5 can-
19c 9c
Elgin Creamery Butter, finest quality obtain
able, per
can.
32c
Farmhouse Corn, Hominy, Pumpkin Green, Wax or Kidney Beans "J doz. cans, g3c per cat..... Q Argo Gloss Starch, j a 3 packages Q Hand Picked Navy Beans, 3 pounds. I OC
Sweet Navel Oranges, aa per dozen faisasC
Snider's Catsup, large tottie, small bottle .
12c
Minas Blend Coffee, splendid value, four
pounds, 1.05; per pound. . ,
27c
Mild Cured Picnic Hams, average weight 4 to 6 pounds, g ji per pound rC Fancy Evaporated P Peaches, 3 pounds 0G
Carolina Style Head Rice,
3 pounds.
22c
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tend. Committees No. 1 and No. read their reports.
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WARM WKATHKR IS HKHK. Now is the time to have your hats
cleaned by Roy McCool's expert cleaner
Paul Marenos at the Bijou Shoe Shin
ning Tarlors, 175 East State street. 11
HONOR MISS MIRHAV. The Misses Mary Hurhans. Marie Pahl and Goldiebelle Shepherd were hostesses at a towel shower in honor of Miss Marselle Murray last evening at the residence of Mrs. B. S Tillman on South Hohman street.. The evening was spent in sewing for Miss Murray, whose marriasre to Dr. B. Jewell of Allerton, HI., will occur the latter part of June. Miss Murray is supervisor of music In the grades of the Mammond public schools and has won a host of friends during the year ehe has been a resident of this city. The guestj present at the shower were: Mrs. E. S. Tillman, the Misses Marselle Murray, Marie Dahl, Mary Burhans, Goldiebello Shepherd, Edna Nelson, Nina Tettct,
Blanche Kennedy, Jessie Fisher and1
Mrs. Nona Trimble.
PAHEXTS' CXl'B MEETIXG. The Parents' Club of the Washington
school will hold the last meeting of the
year, Friday evening, May 23 at eight
"clock. The following program will
e given:
The Soldiers Morning Song Chorus
..Room Five
Folk Game The Green Mill
Room Threo
Song ; The Froggies Swimming
School Room Three
Memorial Day Exercise Room Six Games Kindergarten The Procession Song l.Room Four
Recitation What A Soldier Did
. Gwendolyn Graham Song and Exercise Planting A Garden ,' ..Room One
Soldier Song Room One Vesper Hymn Room Six Folk Game Hansel and Gretel
Room Two
The Green Grass Room Two
Recitation The White Rose and the
Poppy Eltessa Emerlitig
Gettysburg Address Virgil Relter Song Almighty Lord Room Seven
A BRIDGE PARTY. Mrs. Franklin A. Blackmun enter
tained the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club very charmingly
yesterday afternoon at her home, 8 Kuth street. With the members of the club she entertained her mother, Mrs.
Boos of St.- Marys, O., who is her
house guest and Mrs. Coman Scott and
Mrs. Frank Hammond. Brtdee whist
was played progressively at three
tables during the afternoon. High score was madJar Mn. Harry B. Hayward. After ttiei card games a beautifully appointed luncheon was served in
two courses.
MRS. SHEA A HOSTESS.
Mrs. Thomas A. Shea of Webb street
COMIXti EVENTS.
The last meeting of the Parents' Club
of the Wallace school for the year will b held thla evening at seventhirty o'clock la the school ball la Coakey aveane. A very Interesting program haa been arranged for the evening. Mr. J. S. Blackmun Trill entertain the member of the Homevrowd Mia. sine Club aad a lew other friend at
luncheon Friday, May 83rd at her pretty home la Highland atreet.
The Parent' Club of the Washington
aehool Trill have It last meeting of the
year Vrlday events of thla week la the aehool hall In Williams street.. The
program will be given at eight o'clock.
Aa Informal danee will be gfvea at the Hammond Country Club thla evening. The weekly meeting of the Loyal
Temperance I.eglon will take place Friday afternoon at four o'clock la the
Christian church library.
Thin week's meeting of the Mar
quette Club haa been postponed.
The semi-monthly meeting of the W.
C. T. I", will be held tomorrow after
noon at two-tairty o'clock at the home
of Mm. Vrnr.rl, 205 Detroit street, la
portant business will be transacted and
It Is desired that there la a large at
tendance of the membership!
The next meeting of the Morart Club will be held Saturday evenlag. May 24
at the home of Mrs. George Haaaaucr
In Ruth street.
REMOVED FROM HOSPITAL. Richard Winckler who has been very ill at St. Margaret's hospital was able to be removed- to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Winckler, 1 5 Mason street this morning. This afternoon It was reported that he was
resting and doing as well as could be expected.
Miss Katherlne Theis and H. G
Austgen had dinner at the Tip Top Inn
in Chicago last evening after which
they saw William Collier in "Never Say
Die" at the Princess theater.
Mrs. Charles Colgrove and son, Mrs
J. Seeley and son and Mrs. Kate Gelb
attended "The World In Chicago" yes
terday.
Miss Effle Jarchow, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. William Jarchow is quite 111
at the hospital In Pullman. 111. She
submitted to an operation for appendi cltls Monday.
Ladies' Rubber
fords, tan and white buck
ORTT & TOWLE 169 State Street
Sole Ox
.4.00
'Mrs. David Nicholas has been enter
taining Miss Nicholas of Chicago at her home in Hoffman street this week.
Notice. Every prpoerty owner within the city
limits must help to pay for deep er. This your last chance to sign a remonstrance against it. Meeting to
night at Lafayette school, corner Sib
ley and Calumet streets, S o'clock, May
22. Every property owner should look
into this and be there, COMMITTEE.
Buy a Gas Heating Stove now. Don't
wait until your home is cold. -No. Ind.
Gas & Eleo. Co.
HAMMOND
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NOW PLAYING Harry Dio's Circus Dogs, Mule, Pony and Monkeys And a Big Vaudeville Show And Motion Pictures
Coming Sunday A Musical Comedy "THE GIRL FROM LUXEMBOURG"
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LAST TIMES TONIGHT
EURK & BURK a Scream The Man Outside
a Three Reel Feature AMATEURS TOMORROW NIGHT
has Issued invitation for a one-thirty
o'clock luncheon to be given Saturday,
May 31st In honor of her daughter, Miss
Florence Shea. A FAREWELL PARTY. Mrs. Duckett entertained the mem
bers of the Congregational Ladies' Aid Society and a few other northside ladies at a farewell party yesterday afternoon at her home in Brunswick street in honor of Mrs. A. Skaggs who
will soon move from Hammond. Mrs,
Skaggs and her family will leave with
in the next few Weeks to make their future home in Denver, Col. The party yesterday took the place of the regular
weekly meeting o (the Aid Society Luncheon covers were laid for twenty
two guests. The s ladies at the party presented Mrs. Skaggs with a beautiful
spoon as a farewell gift.
A SOOS DAY LIXCH.
The fourth and last of the noon day
lunches arranged by the Women's Guild
of St. Paul's Episcopal church was glv
en yesterday In the parish room o the church in Rlmbach avenue.
AT THE COfSTHV CUB. A number of Hammond women met at the Country Club yesterday and spent a few hours very pleasantly playing bridge. The games were played progressively at five tables and high scora was 'made "by' "Mrs. Jess Ryan. Another delightful affair scheduled for the week is the dance which will be given at the Hammond Country Club this evening. AID SOCITEY MEETS. Yesterday afternoon the members of th Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church met in the parlors
of the church in South Hohman street and were pleasantly entertained by
Mrs. James Rhind. The early psrt of the afternoon was devoted to needle work after which the members enjoyed
a short social session. During the so
cial hour the hostess served her guests
with a dainty two course luncheon.
A AFTERXOOX MEETING.
Mrs. P. W. Meyn opened her beautiful home in Glendale Park yesterday afternoon for the meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul s Luth-
ern church. The afternoon was spent
in tbe usual way of the society with needle work and muBlc after which
supper was served. The tables were decorated very prettily with flowers
and greenery. The. next meeting of the society will occur in two weeks on
the afternoon of June 4th at the home of Mrs. Helen Beiriger, 47 Condit street.
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.
Mrs. David Nichols entertained the
teachers of the Irving School at a twelve -o'clock dinner Monday at her home at the corner of Hoffman and Cedar streets. The party celebrated
the sixth birthday anniversary of her little daughter, Violet. Fifteen covers were laid. The luncheon table was
decorated very prettily with flowers and ferns. . Little Miss Violet received!
many gifts in remembrance of the day,
ENTERTAIN Ol'T OF TOWN LEAGUE.
i A delightful meeting of the members of the St. Johns Lutheran League took
place last evening in the school par lors in Towle street. There was I
large attendance of the membership
and the members of the League of St
John's Lutheran church of Indiana
Harbor were the Invited guests. Th
looms were prettily lighted with
Japanese lanterns and decorated ve
attractively with flowers and ferns,
The Misses Beate Brauer, Mary
Hoeppner, 'Anna Willig and Elizabeth jltippe acted on the social and serving I committees and the evening's pleasant entertainment Is In a large measure due to them.
AN ALL DAY SESSION, There was a meeting of the Deborah Society yesterday. The members met in the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue for an all day session. Dinner was served th public at noon and there was home bakery for sale. The meeting yesterday was in charge of Committee No. 3 of which Mrs. William F. Granger Is chairman. The meeting for next week was announced as a very important one and all members were urged to at-
An Appeal to Get Busy. If your house was on fire, we imag
ine there would soon be something do
ing. Now we ask, is there any differ
ence in results between having your home consumed by taxes than be fire.
We hear you say no. Then it is to the
interest of all property owners who have not signed a remonstrance against the deep sewer to be present at 8
o'clock May 22, at Lafayette school house, corner Sibley and Calumet avenue. This is your last chance to sign a remonstrance against the deep sewer project owing to time limitations. You are on Are and an appeal to get busy is in season. A big meeting is assured and the subject will be further explained. COMMITTEE.
WE SOLICIT your Shoe Repairing, "matters not" where you purchased them. ORTT & TOWLE 169 State Street
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3.50 Values Men's "Patent
Leather Oxfords, cut to
1.95
ORTT & TOWLE I 169 State Street
LOOK! Another Big rjeat Sale at EUEMLEBS IBMDS, Special only tor FrL, & Sat. Llay 23rd and 2Cth
13c 11c 13c 15c 13c 12c
No. 1 Fresh Pork Loin, lb No. 1 Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb . . . No. 1 Fresh Pork Butts, lb. ..... No. 1 Fresh Stewing Chickens, lb
No. 1 Veal Roast, pound No. 1 Veal Stew, pound
Lamb Stew, Q, pound Ols No. 1 Fore Quarter i Of. Lamb, pound... UU No. 1 Hind Quarter 4 Lamb, pound. . . I cXm No. 1 Leg of Lamb 4 A p pound. I Sweet Pickled Bean I 1 a Pork, lb I lb No. 1 Sugar Cured Qp Corn Beef, lb wl Jelke's Good Luck ORo Butterine, 2 lbs.
Moxley's Daisy, 2 lbs for Swift's Lincoln, 2 lbs for. . .
32c 24c
No. 1 Sugar Cured A QJewel Bacon, lb. tlC 10-lb Pail No. 1 Pure Lard, 1.25; nr. 5-lbpail. OOC 9lA Pounds Leaf -t ff Lard.. ...... l.UU No. 1 Lamb Chops 4 nj pound. . ..... . I Za-C No. 1 Beef Pot ! - n Roast, lb.. I l Strictly Fresh JLiver, lb OC No. 1 Sirloin 1 J Steak, pound I fC Fresh Hamburger Steak, pound .... wu
No. 1 Sugar Cured Reg
ular Hams, pound : . No. 1 Sugar Cured Cali. Hams, lb. . .
No. 1 Sugar Cured Break
fast Bacon, 1 7o pound : I (j
All Sausages, pound
No. 1 Rib Roast, boned
and rolled, pound
. o 17c
12c Break17c 11c
boned 14c
A SPECIAL SALE WILL CONTINUE DURING THE FOLLOWING WEEK. WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR LOW PRICES ON STRICTLY FRESH AND NO. 1 MEATS FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED WE SELL AS WE ADVERTISE.
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for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties, who betoyeen 9 o'clock Tuesday night and 6 o'clock Wednesday morning, maliciously mutilated the 50-foot sign
board of the Gastel Agency and the Harbor Securities and Realty Co., on Michigan Avenue, between Fir and Grapevine Sts., Indiana Harbor. (Signed) HARBOR SECURITIES AND REALTY CO., By Fred Gastel, Jr., President Phone 101 3420 Michigan Avenue INDIANA HARBOR, INDIANA