Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 288, Hammond, Lake County, 23 May 1913 — Page 2
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SEE NEXT TUESDAY'S PAPER FOR OUR
SPECIAL DECORATION DAY GROCERY SALE
KEEP YOUR GROCERY BILL DOWN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUIi SPECIAL
-bJUHAl UYKNIJS'O AND SATURDAY SALE
Strong, Healthy
Plants, Per Dozen at Only, 10c
Cedar Vally Creamery
Butter, alway the same X)ure an(i fresh, per lb 33c
Tomato, Cabbage, Sweet Pepper, Cauliflower and
Aster Plants.
Tip Up Brand Fine Illinois Pack Sugar Corn,
per cans, 5Jq dozen
63c
2.80
81c
The Famous Pet Brand Evaporated Milk, 10c cans, 3 lor 25c; per dozen, 98c; case of 4 dozen. 3.85
H Small cans, 6 for
25c; per dozen, 48c:
case of
6 dozen. . .
My Wife's Brand
Extracts, per bottle . . .
Orange, Almond,
Ginger, Raspberry, Peach, Pineapple, Cloves Rose, Nutmeg; Strawberry, Banana, Lemon and Vanilla. Extra Fine No. 1
Handpicked Navy
Beans, per lb
Fine Quality Queen Olives, in full quart
Mason jars at only
Special Sale of Groceries Containing Hamilton Coupons. Hamilton Coupons Are Redeemable for S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
Finest Grade Well Cured Limburger Cheese, f per lb C I C Best Quality Laundry Starch, g" 4 pounds for. OD Hard Tack, ( 10c
U packages, SC
: for OC
My Wtfe'a Ureanlng. per bottle. 21c and
Salad 12c
Golden Egg MacaroL Spaghetti and
Aoodlea, two 10c packages
Hnnkrl'a Famous Co
coa, Va-lb tins.......
15c
un Co21c
5c Sueen quart
25c
Premium
Rnaktl'
Chocolate, -f -Ib cakes llC
Barnknm' per package. .
Jell T-on, 8c
National Biscuit Co's Ravina Jumbles, Atlantics and Fidelity,
per pound..
Salvation Matches,
iour oc ptcgs for
15c
121
Ready Made Sonpa, they are delicious, three 10c cans 2JjJ
F r n o A merlrun piKhrttl with tomato sauce, 154 n 1 cans today . XA 2 K
SwlflV Pride dry Snap. 10 bars for. . .
1 nnn29c
Sittft'a aptha Soap, Lra.r? 25c
Swlft'a 4 cakes for
Wool
Soap. 15c
Swiff Pride Wabing Powder, the large package only X&C
Swift's Wool
Cblpa, 10c pkgs now.
Soap
8Mc
ft
Lion Brand Patent Flour, H-barrel sack 65c
i-barrel sack, 1.23; Vs -barrel sack .
Best Quality Bohemian Rye Flour,
-barrel sack, 59c; i -barrel sack
2.50
Hour, I.I5
r,
Good Quality Ground Black Pepper, a a per lb I yp Lion Crystal Baking Powder, f 1-lb cans . I UC Snider's Tomato Catsup, 25c bottle 19c; 15c bote I I C
1,000 Bunches
II Fancy Home
Grown White
I Tip Radishes,
per bunch . .
Snider's Pork and Beans, in tomato sauce, 10c cans, gc; dozen, QOq 15c cans, 12c; dozen 1.35
20c cans. 1Rr; dozen
Cracker Jack Salmcn, No. 1 tall cans
1.75
10c 15c
Golf Club Pure Grape Juice, full quart bottles, 27c; ful1 pInt bottles.
M Choice Vintage Cali- . Royal Crown , Pure
fornia Port Wine. California Sherry
per Qfi-. Wine, full
gallon yuL ' quart bottle.
30c
One of America's Most Famous Whiskies, OLD McBRAYER'S HIGH GRADE SOUR
MASH, bottled in. bond, in full
M quart bottles
89c
FRESH VEGETABLES PRICED LOW
1c
Extra Fancy Fresh Picked Wax and
Green Beans,
per lb....
IQc
Fancy Long Green Hot House Cucum
bers, each 10c and-
12c
Fancy Fresh Peas, per quart
THE TIMES.
Hammond Meat Market
101 State Street 216 Hohman Street
Special Sale for Saturday, May 24th
Our Meats are the Best Our Prises the Lowest
We Sell Just as ive Mduertise
Friday, Mav 23, 1913.
Picked m
5c
Fresh Home Grown
Spinach, per peck.
i ed
53!
Week-End Sale of Fresh Made Candies
Chocolate 23c
Jordon
Fresh Shipment of
Carmels, 35c value, special Chocolate Dipped or
Almonds, regular 65c f value, -pound fcwC King Bee Pure Sugar Stick Candy, special, 20c sticks for JjQ Uncle Sam's Kisses, regular 20c value, 4 special Sic Fresh Licorice Drops, regular 20c value, g a, special I f C Peanut Butter or Molasses Kisses, special, j per pound IQ Rexall Chewing Gum, assorted flavors, special, . i a 3 packages for. Q Peppermint Pillows, regular 15c grade, ,f q special JJQ
25 Cent
.e
Sal
Diamond Crown, San Felice, Tom
Keene and John Rjskins, regu
lar 5c cigars, 7 for
uur Own Clear Havana
regular 5c straight, special, 7 for
25c
Cigar,
25c
Havana Five, Joe Anderson and Great Gunner, tfJT" 8 fr &C Don Rubino. Lord Shlrfn .r,n
Havana Londres, 10 for All 15c Havana Goods, 10C straight, All 10c Goods, special, 3 for...
Next week is Souvenir Week in our Cigar Department. See Monday evening's paper for a complete list of the Free Gifts given with cigar purchases of 25c, 50c, $1.00 and $1.25.
25c special, Havana 25c
9 POUNDS
LEAF LARD.
FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per pound.,
SMALL PORK LOINS,
per pound
VEAL LEG,
pr pound
VEAL ROAST,
per pound FORE QUARTER LAMB, per pound HIND QUARTER LAMB, per pound HAMBURGER STEAK, per pound BEEF POT ROAST, per pound RIB ROAST, per pound
1.00 15ic 13c 14c Uic 12fc 14ic 10c 121c 141c
BOILING BEEF, per pound CORN BEEF, per pound
VEAL BREAST, with pocket, per pound. , ARNOLD'S HAMS, per pound
MAYER'S CALIFORNIA HAMS, pr pound. BACON, per pound.
's-BARREL CENTURY FLOUR
10 POUNDS SUGAR 1 LARGE CAN TOMATOES 3 LARGE CANS - CARNATION MILK.
82C I2IC 17ic 12ic I8ic 65c 49c 9c 25c
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders
"L 10a Chas. ereedt
Hohman & Gostlii Sis Phone 431
HONOR MISS WOLF. Miss Ethel Wolf was the honor puest at a very pretty party last evening by Mrs. Mary M. Huehn and daughter, Mrs. T. F. Leary at their home In Logan street. They entertained at a linen showef in honor of Miss Wolf whose marriage to William Henry Huehn will be an event of June 3. The bride-elect received numerous pretty gifts from the guests at the party who numbered nearly thirty. The home was beautifully decorated for the occasion with 8trnrners of pink and white hearts and & profusion of pink rose buds. The luncheon was ervei at ten o'clock at two long tables in the, dining room.
They were decorated very attractively with pink kllarney roses. 'At each cover was a pretty May basket which were given the guests as favors. The luncheon was served after a series of delightful frames had been played. In the bird contest the honors were won by Miss Laura Hess and Miss Alva Hal-berg-. A program of pretty music was rendered by Miss Clara Krlewltz of South Chicago and the Misses Laura Hess, Lydla Wolter and Marguerite Haefer. The music was a very enjoyable feature of the evening. The guests at the party were Miss Clara Krlekitz and Miss Georgana Slegler of South Chicago, Mrs. Joseph Wolf. Mrs. C. II. Stewart, Mrs. Frank rhllllps, Mrs. Anna Hess, Mrs. L. J. Haefer, Mrs. Otto Rabe, Mrs. Lawrence Long, Mrs. Mathew Lavene, Mrs. O. W. Hunter, the Misses Ethel Wolf, Lydla Wolter. Alice Hess, Etta and Lydla Muenieh. Alva Halberg, Caroline Hess. Ada Johnson. Frieda Halberg, Laura Hess. Marguerite Haefer, Alma Hess, Lillian Goldman, Laura Rhode. Ly3ia Hess and Myrtle Huehn. A rRETTY PARTV. Mrs. Mortimer Gates at her home in Webb street entertained the members of the Columbia Club very charmingly
at a one o'clock luncheon and afternoon card party yesterday afternoon. It was the afternoon for the regular meeting and with the members Mrs. Gatoa entertained a large number of other guests, among them her sister, Mrs. Charles Daugherty of Crown Point, Ind. The luncheon tables were beauti
fully decorated with violets. The ap-
' points were all in white and violet shades. 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. The Invited - guests played I bridge whist at three tables. High 'score was made by Mrs. Charles TJaugherty and the second honors were won by Mrs. Ralph TWinant. The elub
: members played the usual number of
euchre games. The prises were won by Mrs. W. F. Mashino and Mrs. W. J. ;McAleer. The next club party will be .given in two weeks on Thursday after'noon and Mrs. W. F. Bridge of Ruth
street will be hostess. AN AFTKRXOON PARTV. Mrs. L. J. Haefer was hostess at a
thimble party yesterday afternoon at ,her home in Truman avenue. Her guests for the afternoon were the j members of the Eyelet Embroidery Club. With the members of the club Mrs. Haefer entertained Mrs. Frank Morse. The hours until four o'clock were spent pleasantly with needle work after which a prettily appointed
luncheon was served in two courses. The next club party will be given in two weeks on the afternoon of June S and the hostess will be Mrs. Clemens of Carroll street. Mrs. Clemens will entertain at a thimble party. The following members were present yesterday, Mrs. A. O. Deaver, Mrs. William Hageman. Mrs. Frank Shine, Mrs. Clemens. Mrs. Walter Lanborne, Mrs. Henry Morse. Mrs. A. H. Kale and Mrs. Clyde Petrie. A WHIST PARTV. The members of the Fern Leaf Linen Club were the guests at a very pretty
COMING EVENTS. I"1" will be a raerttiiir of thr mr-m-
bp he Alumni Association of the
lammoBa Hlh School next Mod.
evening: at the Central school building. Important baalaesa will bo tramaaeted
no It la dm I red that there la a larirr
attendance of the mcmberahlp.
1 he meetlnic of the Mozart rinh win
be held at the home of Mra. Unrtote Beeker In lUmbooh avenue Saturdav
evening; Inatead of at the home of Mra.
eorge Hannauer la Ituth atreet aa -nam announced laat evening. It will be the annual Frolic and a very uulaae pro gram baa been arranged In which evening member of the club will participate.
The laat meeting of the Parent' Club
of the Washington school for the year
wni e held at eight o'clock thU even.
lng In the arhool hall In William
treet. A dellishtful nroa-ram baa
prepared.
dainty luncheon was served. There will
no meting of the socletv next wv
but In two weeks on Thursday after
noon, uune 6 the members will meet again and follow their usual program.
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Graduation Gifts
Now going oh at 163 St&t St.9 a&it&monii Offers Good ileiai$!e Qwi&s(y At Mali the Megula Price Visit us today. Our stock of Watches, Diamonds, Jewelery, etc., is larger and better than any other in town. SALE CONTINUES FOR A SHORT WHILE LONGER Are you going to get your share of "ARKINS" Jewelery Bargains? IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL AT ONCE
party at which Mrs. Frank Grove entertained yesterday afternoon at her
nome In Oak street. Carda wer th
entertainment for the afternoon, the
games being played progressively at three tables. High score was made bv
Mrs. Charles Miller and prizes were also won by Mrs. Grove, and Mrs. Ed
ward Murden. The consolation nrlze
was awarded to Mrs. AValter Hoke.
Mrs. Joseph Woods was awarded th
guest prize. Following the card games
tne guests were Invited into the dining room for refreshments. An elaborate luncheon was served at five o'clock.
White and pink roses and carnations
decorated the table very prettily. Twelve covers were laid. In two weeks
on Thursday aftrnoon. June 6th the
members will be entertained hv Mr.
Edward Murden at her home In 160th
street.
A KITCHEN SHOWER. The Mispah Class of the First Baptist church gave a kitchen shower last evening in honor of their teacher, Mrs. Buttner at her home. 490 Michigan ave
nue. The nartv celebrate h
ding anniversary and she received a number of gifts in rememhra.nn nt th
day. The business meeting of the class
was neid arter which a delightful time was spent socially with music and
games. uainty refreshments were
served during the evening. A SOCIAL GATHERING.
Yesterday afternoon the members of the Acme Social Club had a pleasant
meeting at the home of Mrs. M. G. La
vene in Oakley avenue. It was the afternoon for the regular semi-monthly
meeting and the club memher otn
all present. Cards were the feature of
entertainment, the members playing pedro progressively at two tables. The
nonors in tne games were won hv xtr
Frank Baker. Mrs. Harvey Cleveland and Mrs. J. S. Ruff. A daintv two
course luncheon was served after the card games., Mrs. Lawson of Rimbach avenue will be the next hostess. Her party will be given on the afternoon of
June 5th. ENTERTAINS WITH CARIJS.
Progressive pedro was. played by the members of the Sunshine Club who were Invited to meet with Mrs. Charles Hubbard at her home in Claude street yesterday afternoon. The members played at two tables. The honor In
the games were won by Mrs. Henrietta
riuDer, Miss Mae Huber, Mrs. J. C Jackson and Mrs. C. E. Jackson. Aftei the card games the hostess served he; guests with dainty refreshments. The luncheon was served in two courses The next meeting of the club will occur in two weeks on Thursday afternoon, June 5 at the home of Mml tt
L. Dorton in Claude street. Cards will
again be the feature of entertainment. ENTERTAINS CLIB FB1EXIM.
Mrs. Clark Learning had the members
or the colonial Club as her guests at thimble party yesterday afternoon a her home in South Hohman street Only the club members were nresen
and they spent a delightful time with
ineir needle work. Music was also feature of the afternoon. At four thirty o'clock the hostess served he guests with a prettily appointed lunch
eon. Thursday afternoon, June 6 the
members of the club will be entertain
ed by Mrs. J. Wesley Reed at her home
on the Ridge Road.
A THIMBLE PARTV. The members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club were the guests at a thimble party at which Mrs. E. J. Campbell entertained yesterday after.
noon at her home in Indiana avenue.
The hours until four-thirty o'clock were spent pleasantly with needle work
after which a prettily appointed two
course luncheon was served. Flowers and greenery decorated the luncheon table very attractively. In two weeks the club members be entertained by Mrs. Robert Gehring at her home in Indiana avenue. Mrs. Gehring will be hostess at a thimble party. MRS LANGSETH A HOSTESS. At her home in East Carroll street Mrs. Randolph Langseth was hostess
yesterday afternoon to the members of
the R. A. E. Embroidery Club. A pleas
ant time was spent with needle work
and music until four o'clock after which a dainty two course luncheon was served. Mrs. Merchant was named as the next' hostess and she will enter
tain the members of the club at a thim
ble party Thursday afternoon, June 4
at the home, 334 Indiana avenue.
A SOCIAL SESSION. The Beginners department of the
Christian Sunday school will have a rarty Saturday afternoon In the social rooms of the church in Calumet avenue.
The mothers and their children are cordially invited. Mrs. John M. Stlnson Is superintendent of the department and has had the party in charge. A REHEARSAL. All children of the primary department of the Methodist church are requested to meet at the church Saturday afternoon at two o'clock for a rehearsal of the Chlldrens' Day program. HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. This week's meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pine street Presbyterian church was held yesterday afternoon In the parlors of the church. The members devoted the afternoon to their needle work and accomplished a great d?al of work for the benefit of the church. During tUe social hour ai
A MASS MRETIVfi
A mass meeting of young people will
neia Sunday afternoon at
under the auspices of the Young Peo-
es lirancfa of the W. C. T. U. A most :lightful
and will be announced later. A most cordial invitation is extended to all
joung people and to any others who are Interested in temperance work.
A SOCIAL EVENT. The MIses Marie Wills. Svlvia stink.
ler and Gertrude Vrtr.t.. t
lostesses at a "Bride's Party" last venlng at the home of Ullsi wnia in
Truman avenue. The party was given
compliment to Miss Lulu Khsrlw
hose marriage to Alnhonsn rmp
111 be solemnized Wednesday of next eek. Miss Sherby was presented with x hand painted lunch
gift of the young women of the v t n
Club, who were the only guests at the
party. Music and sramea were th ra
cial diversions. In the guessing contest the honors were won by Miss Lulu
tsnerby. After the games the guests were served with a four course lunch- j eon. The luncheon colors were red and ! white. Bouquets of Jack roses and j white carnations decorated the table very beautifully. Inthe parlors there-
were pretty decorations of flowers ami
ferns. The following- vnnnu-
were guests at the party which was one of the prettiest of the season: the Misses Lulu and Mabel Sherby, Gertrude Nordstrand. Bessie Farrell. Elisa
beth. Webber. Svlvia. SMi.r 111..
Blosser, Lolo Lyons and Marie Wills.
PARENTS' CLIB MEETING. The last meeting of the Parents Ol.ih
of the Wallace school for the year was
neld last evening in the school hall in
Conkey avenue. There was a verv
large attendance at tht meeting and
the program for the evening was thoroughly enjoyed. After the nr.
gram refreshments were served and the
nours was spent in a delightful social
way. Each member of the club related her experience In earning twenty-five
cents wnicn will be Invested in a music cabinet for the school. GRANTED A LICENSE. A marriage license was granted Mrs. Frederick Nichols of Ha.mmon.1 a r,i
Thomas McCauley of Chicago in Chi
cago inis morning. POSTPONE PICNIC. The social day of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club which was announced would occur Monday, June 2 and has been postponed Indefinitely. BRING ON TOl'R LAST TEAR'S PANAMA And have It cleaned good as new. by Roy MeCool's expert cleaner Taul Marenos at the Bijou Shoe Shining Parlors, 175 East State street. It Mrs. Harry Eastwood will go to Grand Rapids, Mich., tomorrow to attend the graduation exercises at thq Michigan School of Chiropracjtics. Hep husband, Harry Eastwood and daughter. Miss Beryl Eastwood are members of the graduating class. Mrs. E. L. Heaton and Mrs. C. N. Petrie attended a meeting of the White City Division of the Ladies Auxiliary to the O. R- C. in Chicago yesterday.
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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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Luers Court C. O. F. held a very important meeting last evening in Long's Hall in East State street, rians were made for a joint meeting of Luers Court and Baumgartner Court to be held on the evening of June 4th. at Long's HalL There will be a large class for initiation and the members of Hammond degree team will do the initiatory work. It is expected that there will be at least thirty-five in the class. State Chief, John A. Hertog of Mishawaka, Ind., will be present and an Invitation to attend has also been extended High Chief Ranger, Thomas H. Cannon of Chicago. Following the business meeting last evening the members enJoyed the third of the series of card parties. Seven games of pedro were played afterf which there was a smok
er. The prise fop the series was awaril
ed to William Lauerman, who won fif
teen game out of twenty-one.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pyth-
ians Sisters this evening in the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman street.
WIFE AND NINE SHILDREN ALL MAN JIAS TO TAX In Chicago Heights lives a man whose "personal property" consists of his wife and nine children. "If you want to put a tax on them." he wrote to County Attorney Chindblom, "come over and collect it." The attorney thinks this man ought to be given a bonus. In striking contrast to this was one received from a man who used the letterhead of a large business house and had his communication copied In a letter book. "I have no real estate I have no personal property," he wrote.
GARY ELKS TO HAVE CARNIVAL Members of Gary Elks lodge are planning to give a grand street carnival in Broadway during the first part of July. It will be a big affair. Last night W. P. I'atterson was named president and Tommy Burke of the Gary & Interurban offices electei secretary-treasurer of the carnival association.
TIMES WANT ADS ARB SERVICE TO VOtl
FOR
3.50 Values Men's "Patent
Leather Oxfords, cut to
1.95
ORTT & TOWLE 169 State Street
TOLLESTONVS. HAMMOND GRAYS These will be a game between the Tolleston nine and the Hammond
Grays at the Tolleston grounds. Fourth
street and Thirteenth avenue, on Sun
day afternoon. The manager of the Tolleston aggregation has asked the sporting editor of The Times to help him get challenges from local teams.
Buy a Gas Heating Stove now. Don't wait until your home is cold. No. Ind. Gas & Elec to.
FISH. CHICKEN AND FROG LEG DINNERS Open the Year Around. LAUNCH SERVICE Phil's Place Sheffield Boat Houso PHIL SMIDT, Proprietor ; ROBY, INDIANA. Phono Whiting 26, None but respectable pntrotiaive solicited.
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HAPPY DREAMS all come true when you visit our Bakery. There you can see and select a most tempting array of good things that taste divinely. Dainty Cakes, Luscious Pies, Delicious Pastry and Bread and Rolls of most delightful flavor. Our products ,are the result of painstaking skill and experience and can be relied upon to be made only from pure ingredients. The Hammond Modem Bakery 86 State Street. Phone 268. BAKERS & C0NTECTI0NEES. HAMMOND. - , . iND.