Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 299, Hammond, Lake County, 6 June 1913 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Fridav, June 6, 1913.
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Pure Food Grocery
Extra Specials For Friday Eve-
nine Alter Supper and All Day Saturday That Will Help You
Reduce the High ol Cost Living
Cedar Valley Creamery Butter, per pound, 32c Tomatoes, Cabbage and
Aster Plants, per dozen. 9c
Golden Egg irand fine qual. Maraconi and Spaghetti, 10c packages, VAc
Extra Choice Old Potatoes
per bushel onlv
59c
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The Fa m o u s White Line Washing and Cleaning Powder, 4-5c pkgs, 15c The Famous
Uncle Sam Breakfast Food, 25c packages, 19c
Kent Brand Fine Quality Michigan Apples, in gallon cans, 25c Lulu Scouring Powder, 10c sifting top cans, this sale, 5c
Choice Home Grown Head Lettuce, per head, 3, 5c, 7c
Lion Brand Turkish Bath Toilet Soap, per cake 5c
Staylit Matches, 5c pkgs each Zy2c 6 boxes in large pkg. for 19c
Lion Brand xxxx Patent Flour, -bbL sack,. 2.50 4-bbI. sack, 1.28 -bbl. sack, 65c
Carnation and Pet Brand Evaporated Milk 10c tall cans, 3 for 25c Per dozen. 98c 5c small cans, 6 for 25c Per dozen 48c
High Grade 10c Quality Head Rice, this sale, per pound 8c No. 1 Cans Lion Brand Baking Powder per can, 19c Snider's Famous Tomato Catsup, 15c bottles, 11c; 25c bottles 19c Fresh Early June Peas, Saturday, per quart, 8c
Our Famous 30c Leader Coffee, this sale, per pound 27Hc
Choice Santos and Rio Coffee, per pound, 23c
Fancy New Texas Yellow ' Onions, pound, 3c 10 pounds for 29c
Swift's Pride .aundry Soap, 10 bars for only, 29c No. 3 Cans Gold Dragon Brand Baked
Beans, irt tomato sauce, at 8Kc Swift's Naptha Soap, 7 bars for 25c The well nown Belmont Preserves, per jar at 12c Choice Fresh Roasted Peaberry Coffee, per pound, 25c Clover Leaf Brand Jams, special for thi3 sale, per jar, 8c Fancy Long Green Hot House Cucumbers, each 8c, 10c, 12c Best Quality Bulk ' Laundry Starch, 4 pounds for 15c Cnoice Red Ripe Tomatoes, per pound, 9c Fancy Fresh Green and Wax Beans, per pound, 12c
Special Sale o( National Biscuit Go's Goods The Famous Zu Zu Ginger Snaps, 4 pkgs 15c National Biscuit Co.'s Graham Crackers and Marshmallow Dainties, 3 packages for 25c ( Cheese Tid Bitts, lb 23c National Bis. Co's Pineapple Wafers, lb 19c I Hippadrome Bars, lb .... . 125 c
TABLE BEVERAGES AND WELL KNOWN WINES AND LIQUORS A SPECIAL SALE FOR THESE TWO DAYS Fprri A Beautiful Gold Band Glass With a Purjr r chase of 50c or more in our Wine and Liquor Department.
Golf Club Brand Pure Grape Juice, ETRA SPECIAL Full pint bottles YJq Full quart bottles -27C Maryland Pure Rye Whiskey, full quart bottle, on special ff sale, only tlUC
The Famous McBrayer's Sour Mash Whiskey, bottled under supervision of U. S. Government, In aa full quart bottles UuC
'2-GaIlon Bottles Fine Old Califor
nia Port Wine, bottle
45c
Hammond Meat Market
101 State Street 216 Hohman Street
Special Sale for Saturday, June 7th
Our Meats are the Best Our Prices the Lowest
ITJe Sell Just as we Advertise
Hammond
Theatre
9Y2 POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD
SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per pound...,
SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDER, per pound..
FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per pound... NATIVE VEAL LEG,' per pound .' NATIVE VEAL ROAST, per pound NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per pound NATIVE ROUND STEAK, per pound . HIND QUARTER LAMB, per pound........ FORE QUARTER LAMB, per pound
1.00 1 31c 13ic 151c 15iu
17ic
161c 14k
NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per pound.
NATIVE BOILING BEEF, per pound .
FRESH HAMBURGER
STEAK, per pound..
HOME CURED CORN BEEF, per pound...,
I2c . 7k
10c 71c
HOME CURED SALT E 1 SPARE RIBS, per pound.,.. ij"jQ
SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA HAM, per pound. SUGAR CURED BACON, per pound is-BARREL NEW CENTURY FLOUR. ...... 10 POUNDS SUGAR LARGE SIZE TOMATOES
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65c 50c
Friday Evening, June 6 The Musical " Event of the Season Paulist Choristers America's Greatest Singing Organization SKATS MOW OX SALE AT THE OH I'll KI M You Can't Afford to Miss this Wonderful Concert
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flowers decorated the parlors. The members planed a picnic to take place
during the coming month.
subscribe: for the times.
Hammond Phone 232 Now Playing Pearl Bros, and Burns in the big Musical Show
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Company of liventy People and! a Big Production
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City
Strict attention given to all phone orders
101 S'ate St jTHU m. TCt mm 1 Hohman & Gosliia Stj
Hons 100 HllClZ UJJrccilUl Pbooa 431
Saturday's Sale of Fresh Made Candies
Uncle Sam's Kisses. regular 15c value, on special sale, i pound I B C Jelly Beans, assorted flavors, freBhly made,
12c quality, pound
After Dinner Mintslime and pepermlnt
flavors, 20c value, lb....
8c Mints. rmlnt
SOMETHING N E W English Walnut Halfs, dipped in cream and heavily coated with
chocolates, 35c values, lb
23c
West Point Cadets, delious assorted chocolates, put up in half
pound boxes at 29c and-
I9c
Chums and Cracker Jack, three 5c pack
ages on spe cial sale
Jordan or Chocolate Coated Almonds, 60c a
pound value, Vz pound
Cocoanut Bon Bona, a regular 25c confection, per 1 Cn pound I OU
iOc
29c
Saturday's Sale ol Cigars
A BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs. W. D. Patton entertained a number of little people very charmlngly at her home In Elisabeth street yesterday afternoon from two-thtrty until five o'clock. The party celebrated the fourth birthday anniversary of her son. Walter and he received many very pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. Mrs. Patton was assisted in entertains the children by Evelyn Barcher and Elizabeth Mlllner. A merry time was
spent, playing kindergarten games after which the children were served
with a dainty luncheon. The following boys and girls present: Mary Cox,
Ruth and Katherine Chapin, Florence
Gostlin. Helen Schlltzmeyer, Helen
Eeckman. Muriel Harnett, Frances
True, Elizabeth Ryan, Louis and George Hannauer, Vaughn Parry,
Frederick Crumpacker, Charles and
Jack Grear, Ben Seeley, Edward Chap
man and Robert Patton.
AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. H. Clemens entertained at a
thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home In Carroll street. Her guests
for the afternoon were the membrs of the Eyelet Embroidery Club and with them she entertalnd Mrs. Glnnon and Mrs. Barker. After a few hours spent
plasantly with needle work the hostess Invited her guests into the dining room
for refreshments. A prettily appointed luncheon was served in two courses.
Flowers decorated the table vry at
tractively. On Thursday afternoon, Jun 19 the members of the club will
be entertained by Mrs. William Hage-
man at her home In Sohl street. It will
be another thimble party. The follow
ing members were present yesterday
Mrs. William Hageman, Mrs. Henry
Morris, Mrs. Walter Lanborne, Mrs. A G. Deaver, Mrs. Clyde Petrie, Mrs Frank Shine. Mrs. A. H. Kale. Mrs Clements and Mrs. L. J. Haefer. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.
The marriage of Mrs. Beatrice
O'Donnell and Mr, Iva B. Geyer was announced at a party at the home of
Mrs. O'Donnell's parents, 402 Ash
street on Monday evening. The rooms were decorated 4 with pink and white carnations and a two course luncheon
served. The announcement was print
eded on napkins decorated with hearts and cupids. Mr. and Mrs. Geyer were
the Rev. Chas. McCammon of Grace M.
married at Joliet, 111., on Dec. 18, 1912,
E. church officiating. They will leave
the latter part of this week for points
in northern Wis., and will be at home
at 108 Doty street after July 1. Mr
Geyer is employed by the Western Car
company at Hegewlsch. Both young people have many frlnds In Hammond to whom the announcement of their
marriag will be interesting.
HONOR MISS SHEA.
Miss Florence Shea was the honor
guest at a very pretty party given last
evening by her sister, Mrs. William C.
Daly at her home, 12 Williams street,
Eighteen young women were guests at
the party and spent a delightful time playing five hundred. High score was made by Miss Grace Kingwill and the second honors were won by Miss Irene
Parsons. The games were played pro? gressively at four tables and the prizes
were not awarded until after several
games had been played. After awarding the prizes Miss Shea was presented
with several articles of beautiful linen.
COMING EVENTS.
SatnrdaT aftrrioon Mrs. Alexander
Stoikonlts and Mlaa Eva Wllnon will
entertain at a party at the home of MImn Wllnon In Carroll atreet In honor of Mlna Mona Kroat and MIm Florence
Shra. two b rid en of the aeaaon.
MIm Grace KlogwIH will entertain
at the Hammond Country Club Saturday evening la honor of Mia Florence
Shea.
There will he a meeting of the mem
bers of the Alumal Association of the
Hammond High aehool Monday even
ing at the Central school.. The mei
hers will meet to complete the plans for the banquet to be given at the Ma
sonic Temple Friday, Jane 13.
The Hammond Pleasure Club will
give a card party thla evening at the
Moose Hall In State street. Pedro will
he played and several prizes will ut awarded in the games. The public Is
invited.
WE SHOULD WORRY
And TAKHOMA BISCUIT and have SUNSHINE cake
in our homes forever after
10c
1 8c
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12is
17c
Loose-Wiles Takhoma Soda Crackers, three 5c packages for. ......... ,
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF SUNSHINE GOODS
FRESH 22c 22c
Bolano, Murat and Rubinl, regular 15c cigars, on special n sale, each...., U(J Great Gunner, Quaker Bond, Joe
Andreson and Havana Fives, 5c cigars, 7 for. .
25c
Havana Londres, Don Rubino, Lord Sheldon and C'.irly Maids, ftl special, 10 for aCDC
Little Barrets, Diamond Crown,
Broadeast and John Ruskins,
reg. 5c cigars, 7 for. . . .
25c
3 BIG SPECIALS FROM OUR DRUG SECTION
Peroxide of Hydrogen, Fletcher's Castoria reg.J Rexall's Little Liver
1-lb bottle, on i q I 35c size on spe- ij special sale.... lwC!cial Bale &t....jQ
Pills, regular 25c size, at. . . .
10c
was a surprise to Miss
The bridal colors of pink ana TOILET PAPER SPECIAL We offer for this special only an extra quality HO vere carried out with hearts and m . , , - . i5 i i i x r I
abundance of pink kilarney rosea. Ol Jfepe AOlieL .Tiiper, jmarailieeCl l.UUU SUl'dS, SOIU evervwiiere ai 1W, O lUlfcVM
ny pink and, wwt rts were 'strictly Fresh Bulk Cocoanut, this sale, per pound. . : . : . . 16c
onea in me arcnes ana winnow, aim .,, , ',ah je -ii A nn n
pretty decoration m the par- uTanuiatea ougar, witii l.uu grocery oraer, j.u ius ior oc; wun tpi oraer, 10s. . .ouv
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Sweet as the Scent of Roses Pure as the Spotless Snow ORIGINAL OLD TIME HOME MADE Fresh Every Day Martha WashingtonCandies Exclusive Agents The Name Sounds Good The Candy Tastes Better RYAN'S BON BON SHOP 626 Hohman Street
The shower
Shea.
white w
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were a
lors where the iruests met. At the
luncheon tables candles topped with dainty pfnk shades were used. The
favors were pink rose buds.
A (LIB MEETING.
The members of the Williams Street
Neighborhood Club were entertained by Mrs. Otto Rabe yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Rabe was hostess at a thimblo party and while her quests embroider
ed they were delightfully entertained with music and readings by Miss Beau-
lah Pock. At five o'clock the hostes3
served her iruests with a dainty two
course luncheon. Mrs. Heifer or In
dianapolis who Is Mrs. Robinson'
house gruest and Miss Bain of New Or
leans, the house guest of Mrs. Kenney
were entertained with the following
members'of the club: Mrs. Arthur Rob
inson, Mrs. AV. A. Kenney, Mrs. Juluis
Eaton. Mrs. C. G. Kingwill, Mrs. Arthur
Graoom, Mrs. Helena Amoss, Mrs. Mar
tin Cunningham, Mrs. Harry Voiprbt
and Mrs. T. F. Leary.
CARD OP THANKS.
We wish to extend our since thanks
to the Hammond Federation of Musi-
cian, Ben Hur Lodge, Daughters of
Liberty and our many friends who so kindly remembered us in our late bereveament . Also for the beautiful
floral tributes. MRS. AUG. WI EG AND. MRS. WM. SCHRL'M. MRS. F. SIEDENTOPE. NOTICE.
E. H. Zachman who has been with the Illinois Beer Pump company for seven or eight years and has been manager for the Indiana branches for a number of years has bought out the
Indiana business for a consideration of
J2.000 and intends to make Hammond
his home. Mr. Zachman wishes to ex
press his appreciation for the past patronages and will be pleased to meet his old and new customers at his Hammond headquarters, 106 Plummer avenue, phone 244 and assures prompt
service to all.
MEET WITH MRS. (iOKHRINGKR,
A pleasant afternoon was spent by
the members of the Amethyst Club who
were Invited to meet with Mrs. Goeh
ringer at her home In Russell street yesterday. It will be the last meeting
of the club at which . Mrs. Goehrlnger
will be hostess as she will leave Ham
mond soon to make her future home In
Chicago. Music and needle work were
features of the afternoon until four
o'clock when a daintily arranged two
course luncheon was served. Mr
Braun of Douglas street was named as the next hostess and she will entertain the members of the club at a thimble
party on the afternoon of June 19. MRS. HIST ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. A. S. Hunt entertained the members of the Maywood Club very
delightfully yesterday afternoon at her home In East Sibley street. With the
members of the club she entertained
Mrs. John Morthland who was invited
to bcome a member of th club and Mrs
Lynch's mother, Mrs. Tyatt. A short musical and lltrary program was given during the afternoon and . at four o'clock a prettily appointed two course luncheon was served. Pretty wild
LIQUID VENEER, the 25c
size for
10 POUNDS GRANULATED
YELLOW CORN MEAL only
10 POUNDS WHITE
CORN MEAL
5 POUNDS STRICTLY FRESH GRA
HAM FLOUR Q for t$C
FANCY INDIAN RIVER f
PINEAPPLES, each Ul
WE OFFER A BARGAIN IN 1-POUND
TALL CANS OF COLUMBIA RIVER
SALMON, a fine eating fish, while they last, each only..
FRESH GREEN PEAS,
quart
Qc Oc
PORK SHOULDERS, j J per pound OC
BEST BEEF POT ROAST, per pound BACON STRIPS, per pound
PICKLED PIG'S FEET, Q per pound OC 5 POUND PAILS BEST -IP LARD, each uG
3-LB. PAILS BEST
LARD, each.
45e
DON'T PAY MORE THAN 25c PER POUND for your Coffee until you have tried ours.
SHELLED POP CORN, it pops, lb, 5c; 6 pounds for
25c
9c
E, a 5c
EXTRA LARGE 40-50 PRUNES, this
special, per pound
A FANCY SECOND HEAD RICE, a
sure bargain, per pound
THE FAMOUS IDEAL BRAND HARD WOOD TOOTH PICKS, regular 5c
seller, this sale, 2 packages for
A 25c BOTTLE OF LARGE OLIVES,
while they last only...
5c IVES,
18c
NO. 3 CANS OF CHERRY BEETS, . something fine. They are much
cheaper than fresh beets, large cans
14c
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Pnonst? 578 Hohman St., Hammond D1I OPSo Phones 1550-J 551
jujflj A Wonderful Showing of X w III xi III Merchandise l iW' lv 11 1 M l jack wm Si I A' Shop, for Men ir-'fll