Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 291, Hammond, Lake County, 28 May 1913 — Page 2
TFE TIMES.
Wednesday, Ma v 28, 1913.
Our Store Open Tiiurs., Eve.rClosed all day Decoration Day
UNITED STATES FLAG, size 36 inches, sharp clear print in bright colors on pure white
cotton bunting, silk .finish; mounted on hard wood staffs with bronzed spear. Special for Thursday GIVEN WITH $5.00 IN COUPONS (Second Floor)
DOUBLE COUPONS
ALL DAY AND EVENING
Stylish
Footwear For Men
Popular Priced
THE. ENGLISH FLAT OXFORD, just like cut, in Tan and Black Gun Metal, low flange heel, custom
made, sizes are 5 to 9, priced at
4.00
THE ENGLISH FLAT SHOE, in
Tan and Black Gun Metal, low
flange heel, cuBtom made,
5 to 10, price
4.00
MEN'S VICI KID OXFORDS in Comfort or Straight last,
the Oxford for the Man who
cares, this sale, per pair
THE CO-OPERATIVE ARCH
SUPPORT SHQE FOR MEN,
in Vici Kid and Box Calf for foot comfor
3.50
5.00
MEN'S BUTTON OXFORDS, in Tan or Black Gun Metal,
Pug toes, very snappy,
this sale, per pair
MEN'S ENGLISH FLAT OXFORD, in Tan with low flat
6tyle, 5 to 10, pair
heel of shoe in same
3.00
3.50
Timely Needs for
Decoration Day
L C. NINAS COMPANY Hammond's Greatest Department Store
Reliable Merchandise
At Low Prices
Ladies' and Children's Wearing Apparel
v'fv i Important Sale of Dresses, Voiles V U and Net, 6.95
1M Beautiful Embroidery, .Net and
one uresses, several preiiy siyics, .some having colored silk girdles. Extremely dainty little dresses for any occasion. . Coat Dresses, 5.98 Also the popular Balkan Dress, materials in this assortment of dresses,
such as linens, ratines, bedfords.
mm
1 tEM-
Ll 1 voiles. Just the dress for vour hoi
MjjyjlUday outings.
jpecial Suit and Coat Sale, 14.75 $Any 20.00 Coat or Suit in the house
at the above special price for this holiday week. This includes stouts. Thcso with other assortments are great values; ; all new styles..
Princess Slips, 1.29 Lovely Muslin Slips, embroidery trimmed and embroidered flounces.
" Child's Coats, 2.48 Navy and Tan Serge with emh. collar and cuffs, reg. $3 coat, 2 6 yrs.
Straw Hats for Decoration Day
The Straw Hat season is well upon us and you will no doubt be thinking about getting a Straw Hat for Decoration Day and when you are thinking about your hat think about us as the right place to buy It. Our line is complete. There is nothing we are not showing If it strictly new. Straw Hat. at..... $1.00 tO $4.00 Also a Beautful Line of Panamas at $5.00, $6.50. $7.50 Special $5.00 Panama at '. $3.98
Shirts! Shirts! We will not attempt to tell you of the extensive line of Shirts we are showing, but you can take our word for it, that If you are looking for something new we have it. For--Thursday. Only we will place on sale 10 dozen Men's Fine Shirts, negligee style, in all sizes, 14 to
20, a regular value, ppecial Thursday
70c
Necktie Specials We are showing something entirely new and exclusive with Us, a tie that will cost you 60c the world over; a beau
tiful selection of patterns, special, Aft each J aUU (3 for $1.00) , , ' We are showing a great line of. Wash Ties, at 15a each, fttmm 2 for. aCQC These are regular 25c Ties
SOME OF THE BARGAINS OFFERED IN OUR DRY GOODS DEP'T FOR DECORATION DAY USE
Mallne Ruffs, the newest fad In Neckwear, good quality tnaline, assorted colors in plain and mixtures, satin and velvet ribbon ties, extra full frills, 1.48, 98c and 58c
Coin Purse, leather, colors green, blue, brown
and black, fitted with mirror "coin holder for nickels and dimes "Memo" pad and pencil,
wrist chain, regular 1.00 value, at.... .
59c
Ribbon, all the latest patterns, in Bulgarian, floral and stripes, also the new shade of blue
and Nellrose in plain, the best values ever offered, yard, 35 05c find...
Hair Pins, 44 inches long, shell, gloss finish,
smooth tip set with rhineBtones, 2 for.
19c
25c
Special Prices In Our Drug Section
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, the herb laxative compound, 50c size J wC Sulphur and Cream Tartar Tablets, for the blood, regular price 10c
a box, three boxes for. . .
Boric Acid, powdered
1 pound, regular
50c value. . .
Sanitol Hair Tonic cor
rects disorders of the
hair and scalp, 25c size
23c
owdered 0c
nic corof the 18c
Tooth Brushes bone and crystalloid handle, San d 4 rows of bristle,
25c value at
9
Stillman's Freckle Cream, guaranteed rem
edy for freckles,!
50c Bize. . .'.
Dabrook's Fragrant
Toilet Water, 50c size.
Canthrox Hair poo, 50c size at
39c
igrant 33c
Sham39c
Extra Specials
Garden Trowels, steel blade, wood handles, for transplanting m flowers, each Sprinkling Cans, 1 and 2 quart, heavy 1 tin, each 1 UC Grass Shears, 5-inch steel blades, each I yC
Furniture Varnish for varnishing furniture and all kinds of interior wood work, f f 1 pint can Queen House Paint, good for outside use, all colors, including inside and outside white, by the i on gallon I ibU
Outing Hats! Cotton Corduroy Hats, with stitched brim, trimmed with white and colored bands around 1 "7K crown for I Q Turkish Toweling and Linen Hats for Ladies and Misses in all white with floral design, draped scarfs; others of white and colored stripe Turkish toweling with plain colored facing in many styles and colors for 1.251.451.75 We are the exclusive agents for the Baldwin Patented Ventilated Auto Bonnets. We carry them in mes-
saline silk, with veil strap and storm band for.
7.95 ilk edge
5.95
Pongee Silk with colored silk edge
with strap tor veil and storm band .
The Washable Linen 4 -jc for.... V.I .70
The Washable Cambric, in all colors, for
1.39
Thursday's and Saturday's Grocery Sale DouFJ:tY
H. 4. E. GRANULATED SUGAR with grocery order of 1.00 or more, (flour, butter or soap not included), 10 pounds for
Jelke'a Good Luck 5 pounds, gSc per pound
Minas Blend Coffee, splendid value,
4 pounds, 1,05 per pound . ..........
Extra Fancy Sifted Early June
Peaa, per can
GOLD MEDAL OR CERESOTA H-barrel sack, 2.67"barrel sack, 1 35 -barrel sack .........
Grandma's Pancake Flour, doten
packages, ggc 3 packages
Fancy Cream Brick or American
Cheese,
If per pound. ..........
Butterine,
I8c 1 value,
27c
1 June I4c
42c kinds,
71c
Van Camp's .Soups, all dozen cans, 83q per Can
Pearl Toilet Soap, give it a trial,
Lba.r.' ISc Lipton'g Yellow Label Tea, pound 53C
FLOUR, FARMHOUSE OR OLD
17c Raisins, the 10c
Beans, 12c
and
30c Hand Picked Michigan Navy Beans,
3 pounds
16c
ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, guaranteed absolutely pure and finest
quality obtainable, per pound Choice Santa Clara Prunes, fair
size, 3 pounds for Fancy New Seeded best brand, per pound ......... Van Camp's Pork dozen cans, 1440 per can
HONESTY SUGAR
for.
Solid Pack Tomatoes, this sale,
dozen canB, JQ
68c
CORN, dozen cans only 4 cans.
25c
nerican IGc
Domestic Sardines, in oil or mus
tard, 6 cans for ......
Bert Quality Peanut Butter, try it,
per pound,.......,.;. ......
25c
. try it, He
ffLaJia 10 bars.
Good Quality Pink Salmon, dozen cans, 105 per can fjs Extra Fancy Queen Olives, Bismark
brand, per jar.
per can 0 Armour'i Shield Brand Lard, pound IC
KIRK'S AMERICAN FAMILY, FELS NAPTHA OR U. S. MAIL SOAP, with order, tf
33C Fancy Red Salmon, Yacht Club brand, dozen cans, 2 10 I O per can (JQ Dill, Sour or Sweet Pickles,
per
28c
dozen.
I2c
COMIS kVEXTS. . There villi be a (netting of the mem
bers of St. Paul' Lutheran League thla
evening at eight o'clock la the achool
hall at the corner of Sibley atreet and
Oakley avenue.
The third and laat of the recitals to
be given by the Faculty ot the Hammond Musical College will take place thin evening at Recital Hall In the Hlm-
bach building.
Thursday. May 20 the members of the
Martha Society will meet for an all day
session in the parlors of the First
Christian church In Calumet avenue.
The meeting will be la charge of Com
mittee No. 3. They will have home
bakery for sale at the church and at Kuhn's market In State street.
Mrs. throve at her home in Oak street
will entertain the members of the Idle
Hour Club Thursday afternoon. Cards
rrlll be the feature of entertainment.
Mrs. J. M. Bradford at her home, 1152
Van Buren street will be hostess to the
members of the Ladles' Aid Society of
the Monroe street Methodist church Thursday afternoon of thla week.
The members of Senlng Circle Xo. 1
will be entertained by Mrs. Leonard
Knoerxer at her home, 52 Clinton street
Thursday afternoon. The afternoon
will be devoted to cards and pedro will
be played.
Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street 216 Kohman Street Extra Special Decoration Sale This Sale Continues Two Days, Thursday, May 29th and Saturday, May 31st. We Sell Just as we Advertise
9 POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, lb SMALL FRESH PORK LOIN, per lb..
CHOICE CUTS OF SIRLOIN
PORTERHOUSE STEAK, per pound.
1.00 15c
14ic
OR
NAIVE VEAL LEG, per pound .'
a recital. Miss Lillian Thompson and her
classes, in piano and voice will Rive a
recital in the club rooms of the Ham
mond Chamber of Commerce in the Citizens German National bank build
ing, Thursday evening, June 5 at eight o'clock. Mrs. . Ruth Webster Cros.
reader, will assist with the program.
The program for the evening has been
very attractively arranged and the entertainment will be one of the very de
lightful affairs of the season. The
proceeds will be given to the W. C. T,
L. for their Hospital Fund. The ticket
sale Is in charge of the members of the W. C. T. V. The -following ia the
program:
IA RT I.
Piano duett Selections from Martha
Bertha Hasse and Lillian Thompson.
vocal Solo He Was a Prince
Agnes Oram.
Piano Solo Melody of Love
Edwin Ray,
vocai ino . Dreaming Lillian Thompson, Agnes Gram, and
Augusta Koepke.
Reading. .Daisy's Music Practice Hour
Ethel Hlrsch.
Piano Solo Valse Dcs Fleurs
Laura Fro mm.
Vocal 8olo....L' Ardta Magnetic Walt
Kvelyn Murphy.
Piano Puett. ....Light of Heart
Frances Laws and Geneva Laws.
Voca Solo ...Song of the Soul
Lulu WItwer.
Reading ....Fame or Love
Ruth Webster Cross. PART H.
Piano Duett ........The Dying Poet
Ethel Hlfsch and Lillian Thompson
Vocal Solo ......The Mighty Deep
Augusta Koepke.
Piano Solo The Child's Play
Emma FauL
Vocal Trio , Nld-Nod
Lulu WItwer, Evelyn Murphy and
Augusta Koepke.
Piano Solo ' . . .'. ......... ... . . .'. .Diarta
Mabel Anderson.
Vocal Duett
Selections from II Trovatore
Lillian Thompson and Evelyn Murphy
Piano Solo. ... .Selection from Carmen
Louis Miller.
Reading Zingarella
Ruth Webster Cross.
Piano Solo Chopin Waltres
Marguerite WItwer.
Vocal Quartette. . .Chanson Provencale
Evelyn Murphy, Lulu WItwer. Augusta
Koepke and Agnes Gram.
NATIVE VEAL ROAST,
per pound.
SMALL FRESH PORK
SHOULDERS, per lb...
SMALL HIND QUARTER
SPRING LAMB, per lb..
SMALL FORE QUARTER
8PRING LAMB, per lb. .
A PLEASANT MEETIXG. A very delightful afternoon wa
spent by the members of the E. S. T.
Club who were Invited to meet with
Mrs. Claude D. Palmer at her home tn
May street yesterday. Mrs. Nicholas
Austgen was admitted as a new mem
ber. With the club members Mrs.
ralmer entertained Mrs. Russell and
Mrs. Talmer. Following a short buel
ness session the members devoted th
afternoon to their needle work and
spent a pleasant time socially. A pret
tily appointed two course luncheon wa
served at four-thirty o'clock. The
meeting In two weeks on Tuesday aft
ernoon, June 10th will be held at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Pierce In Michiga
avenue. Mrs. Pierce will be hostess a
a thimble party.
HOXOK MISS SIMCOKE.
The Misses Helen agonblast an
Alice Bump were hostesses at a part
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Wagonblast in Monroe street. Tli
party was given in compliment to Mis
Iva Simcoke one of the bride's of th
season. Her marriagf to Henry D. Fulle
will be solemnised June IS. Ta'ckin
a. pretty comforter for Miss Simeol,
was the pleasant task of a number o
young women who were guests at th affair. Music was also an enjoyabl
feature of the evening. A two cours
luncheon was served at ten o'clock. Th
decorations in the home were streamers
of red hearts and a profusion of prett
flowers. Among the guests at the part
were Mrs. Frank Martin, Mrs. J. E
Mver. Mrs. SRtn Davis, Mrs. Edward
Aubry, Mrs. Lloyd Geisler, Mrs. Loul
Freeman, Miss Corinne Ryder o Manitowoc. Wis.. Miss Edna Switier o
Plymouth, Ind., and , the Misses Ev
Ortt, Luella Moyer, Ethel Duval. Nanc
Bryan, Ethel Shearer, Ethel Hoffman, Iva Simcoke. Helen Wagonblast adn
Alice Bump.
18k 15ic
141c
13ic
I5lc 134c
NO. 1 ARNOLD'S BROS.'
SUGAR CURED HAM, lb.
NO. 1 OSCAR MAYER'S
CAL. HAM, per lb
SWIFT'S BEST BACON,
per pound...
NATIVE BEEF POT
ROAS, per pound
NATIVE RIB BOILING
BEEF, per pound FRESH HAMBURGER
STEAK, per pound
HOME CURED CORN BEEF, per pound.... FRESH LAMB STEW, per pound. 20 POUNDS SUGAR FANCY ORANGES, per dozen i8-BARREL CENTURY FLOUR
17lc I2ic 18ic life Sic
10c 7ic Me 1.00 22c 65c
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City
Strict attention given to all phone orders
101 S'ate St T'TU - irM jsa Kchman & Gostlii Sti
none 103 IftcUJS. OlHllit Phone 431
This Store will close Friday, Decoration Day, May 30th,
at 10 o'clock.
meeting is especially for the boys who'
meet at the Settlement House Thursday evening of each week but the Invitation to attend is also extended the pub
lic. Mr. Meyer will talk on hla hunting
trip In Nova Scotia.
A SOCIAL. The members of the High School or
chestra of the West Hammond schools will give a lawn social this evening at
the Sibley street school. Ice cream and
cake wUl be served. The public ia in
vited.
SOW IS TUB TIM IS DON'T WAIT. We can't clean everybody's hat at
once, bring them now to the expert hat cleaner. Paul Marenos. Roy McCool's
Bijou Shoe Shining Parlors, 175 East State street. ,
. StIERBY-DOHSEY KfPTIALS. (' All Saints Catholic church was the
scene of a very beautiful wedding tht morning ,whenMiS Lulu; Sherby (.nd Alphonse Dorsey were united in mar
riage before a large gathering ot
friends and relatives. The ceremony was performed In the sanctuary, the Rev. Father John J. Gallagher reading the nuptial mass. The ring ceremony of the church wa used. Mrs. Frank Meyers played the bridal music. For
the processional she played Lohengrin's;
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r.lUSIC FESTIVAL JXCURSIOH.ERIDAY Many Gary and Hammond people will attend the festival of muslo which will be given at Sheridan beach, near Valparaiso, on Decoration day. The Oary and Interurban will run excursion! to the beach on the holiday. On Sunday the Valparaiso lakes' festival of music will be held at Wahub
, , . ,. , , lake, under the ausplcea ot the Laporte Wedding March. The recessional was ' v
Mendelssohn's Wedding March. Mrs.
AT THE SETTLEMENT HOISE. Attorney L. T. Meyer will address a
gathering at the Settlement House at
9 State street Thursday evening. The
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Michael Huber. the soloist eang very
beautifully & group of songs, among them "O, Tromlse Me," "Ave Maria" and
'O, Salutaris." The bride's ilster, Miss Mabel Sherby served as maid of honor and her two brothers, Edward and
Joseph Sherby ushered. The groom
was attended by John Olll, who acted
as best man at the ceremony. The
bridal gown was a beautiful one of white crepe vollle trimmed with duchess lace. Her veil fell from a Juliette cap of lace caught with lilies of the valley. She wore a corsage bouquet of lilies of the valley and white sweet peas. The bride will travel In a pretty tailored suit of blue ratine with which she will wear a white panama hat. Miss Sherby wore a dainty and pretty gown of white voille and shadow lace. She wore a white plumed hat. Her flowers were pink sweet peaa and lilies of the valley. The 'wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents in Truman' ayenue. Only the immediate relatives were guests at the breakfast which was served at eleven o'clock. Twenty-five covers were laid. The table appointments were very dainty and prettily ,carried Out In the bridal colors of white and pink. Pink peonies were used profusely in the decoration of the living room and dining room. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey will leave on
their wedding trip today. They will; visit in Detroit. Mich.." Chatham, Ontv and other Canadian points. They expect to be absent from Hammond ten days or two weeks. They have a pretty home in Hickory street which they will occupy after their return from the east. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey are well known in Hammond's younger set and have a large circle Of friends. They have received many pretty and valuable wedding gifts. Mrs. Dorsey is the youngest daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. John Sherby of 'Truman avenue and
one- or Hammond S very cnarming young women. She has been one of the most feted of the spring brides, a number of pretty parties having been given in her honor by the members of the K. I. D. Club aid other few friends during th past few weeks. Mr. Dorsey is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dorsey ofj State street. , A sloClAl. AFFAIR. A very unique program naa been arranged for the "Fine Social" to be given Thursday! evening by the choir of the First Christian church. The parlors of the church in Calumet avenue will be the scene of the social. A THIMBLE PARTY. The young-women Of the N. N. Embroidery Club were pleasantly entertained by Miss Hulda Klein at her home in Conkey avenue last evening. Miss Klein .was hostess at a thimble party and her guests spent the hours until 4n o'clock with their needle work after which a prettily appointed lunchleon was served In two courses. Music
city band.
Other events are listed as follows: Sunday, June 8, 1913, Moose band of Gary at Burlington Beach. Sunday, June IS, 1918, balloon ascension with parachute Drop, at Long Lake Beach. Sunday, June 22, 1913, Hammond band at Lytle's Beach. July 4t old-faahloned Fourth at Flint Lake. Noted speakers. Races for yotfng and old. Band and fireworks.
was also a delightful feature of tho evening. The next meeting of the club will occur Tuesday evening of next week an the hostesses will be the Misses Emily and Bertha Ebert. They will entertain at a thimble party at their home in South Hohman atrect. LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA. Miss illian Bormann of South HOhman street will leave today for California to -remain for a year the guest ot relatives in Fresno and Selma. Miss Bormann; Haa had several d'.nnera and the parties given in her honor during the past weeks. GRAFTED A DICESHE. Miss Hatel Davis and Arben E. Kemp both of Hammond were grwanted a marriage license in Chicago yesterday. " CARD OF THANK". We wish to express our most sincere thanks for the kindness, sympathy and Moral offerings to us by our frlenda and 'neighbors during the Illness, and death or our beloved daughter. Olga. MR. AND MRS. A. PETESEK AND FAMILY.
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