Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 305, Hammond, Lake County, 13 June 1913 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
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Trade Inducements from Hammond's Largest Grocery
Cedar Valley Creamery Butter, the butter without a AA fault, per pound WfaC
Fels Naptha Family Soap, per bar
and American
4c
Stayllt Mutt-hen, be package, packages for
GOOD
19c
Bea lnallty Large I omp Laundry Stareh, 4 pounds fop
15c
I'nel Sam's BrrakriM Kood, 25c packages only
19c
I.Ian Brand XX XX Patent Flour H-barrel sack, 66c i -barrel sack. 1.30 -barrel sack. 2.55
Kmfry Kooi) Co.'a SpaaUk Olives In quart mason jars.
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25c
Fine wrrt Pickles, per doz., 8c
Fancy lure. Sufft Pickles, parked In qt. Mason jars.
ach
25c
Our Coffees are roasted fresh and can always be relied upon for superior excellence of strength and flavor. Choice Santos Fresh Roasted Coffee, Al per lb I C Extra Choice Santos Peaberry Coffee, OQ per lb .-.fciJC
Our Leader, 30c Coffee, Saturday,
per pound ,
27c
My Wife's Salad llmwluc (with Hamilton coupons) 15c bottles, now.
12c
Joe bottles, now
22c
Chalee Qua I'awdrr Tea, regular 32c grade, today, pound.
26c
Our Fancy Regular SSe
English Break
fast Tea, per
pound
33c
Eureka Brand
Early June Peaa, Ma. 2
cans, big value
t only
10c
Faney Inar Green Hot liana Cwnmnera. - each
5c and 7c
Fury New Potatoes, per peck,
35c
Extra Onale
Head Lettuce
per bead, 2c, 3c, 5c
Frrth Karly June Peaa, per quart.
!
9c
XATIOI, BISCUIT COMPANY'S Honey flakes, per lb le Klttenhonae Fruit Crackers, lb.l2Ve Lemon ttema, per lb 10c Pet Brand and Carnation Evaporated Milk 10c tall cans, 3 for 2.V- dozen.. 6c small cans, 6 for SBef for.. .48e La Freaoo Cheese Wafers, something: new. Try tht.m. -f per package JLUv
Ready Made Soup, with Hamilton Coupons. 1-pound O i , cans O C
Lion Brand Breakfast Cocoa, halt pounl cans
19c
Golden Kan; Brand Maecaront, Spa
SThettl and Noodles, Q 10c packares OC
(contain Hamilton Coupon.)
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SPECIAL SALE OF CANNED FISH
Domestic Oil Sardines, 3 cans for McNichol's Mustard Sardines, can Bismark Herring, in glass jars, each Pilot Brand Kippered Herring, 4 cans for Cracker Jack Pink Salmon, No. 1 tall cans Main Brand Fine Pink Salmon, No. 1 flat cans. Bird Brand Fancy Red Salmon, No. 1 tall cans..
10c 6K2C 19c 25c 10c 14c 19c
Tomorrow morning we place on sale 300 One-Pound .Trays of Delicious Fresh Made Milk Carmels, the
kind that-usually sell at 20c, while they last, per pound tray .
Fresh Salted Peanuts, 15c value, this sale, lb. . . Molasses Kisses, always sell at 15c, now
ICc 8c
Chocolate Fudge, 15c value, per pound Milk Chocolate Cubes, wrap ped in tin foil. H-H
12c
9c 23c
5 BIG SPECIALS IN OUR LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
IIOI.I.STEINER GKXl'IXK Hlll K WINK. bottled In Germany by S. Oberndorf. nn
Wlt
bottle.
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Sliufelrit & Co.'s Old Rye Malt r.ln.
big l.-:0 bottles. now
72c
Old MrBrayer Sour Mask Whiskey, bottled In bond, full quart CfiT bottles OOt.
The Famous C. A . Bourbon W hiskey, on special sale, 4 ACT bottle 1,U9 The Famous Virginia Uare AVlne. (The wine that pleases) A Cist now only M7V.
CALL US UP or come in Saturday and get a Daisy Cigar Lighter (the best grade, has a razor blade) FREE with a quarter purchase of Owls, Diamond Crowns, Little Barrettes or Tom Keenes, regular 5c cigars, 7 for 25c. (You can have them delivered.)
Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street 216 Hotiman Street Special Sale for Saturday, June I4ih Our Meats are the Best Our Prices the Lowest We Sell Just as we Advertise
92 POUNDS FRESH nn LEAF LARD . J
SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per pound nJjG FRESH DRESSED 4 jn CHICKENS, per pound ... CJQ HIND QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound FORE QUARTER SPRING J LAMB, per pound W2w NATIVE SIRLION STEAK, Qg per pound 02w NATIVE ROUND Q3 STEAK, per pound 02U NATIVE BEEF POT 4 ft. ROAST, per pound I XC BEST BOILING BEEF, Q3 per pound .O4U NATIVE VEAL ROAST, fj per pound QTw
NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with pocket, per pound.... fjoC FRESH HAMBURGER, a STEAK, per pound Q SMALL FRESH PORK in SHOULDER, per lb I O4C HOME CURED CORN -j . BEEF, per pound "iC ARNOLD BROS' SUGAR J O 1 CURED HAMS, per lb H"2 C CALIFORNIA HAMS, i 3 per pound naitfC SWIFT'S SUGAR CURED Q3 BACON, per pound Q4C 20 POUNDS I flft SUGAR I UU VBARREL NEW CAt CENTURY FLOUR OfC FANCY NEW POTATOES, AQn per peck ffvC
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders
mw Chas. Berendt
Hotiman & Gosliia S'j Pbooatfl
PREPARING FOR THE
NDIANA SOCIETY
VariQus Committees Meet in Hammond Last Night to Make Arrangements.
Chairmen of the various sub-committees appointed by the general committee of the Hammond Country Club taking care of the Hammond end of the visit of the Indiana Society met at the Country Club last night and went over the plans and program of the affair as It is now in progress. Messrs. Sam Ogden. W. C. Bailey and Q. W. Lewis were present from East Chicago and John R. Farovld from Indiana Harbor. Those present from Hammond were A. M. Turner. H. E. Sharrer, T. W. Oberlin, H. M. Johnson. P. A. Parry, V. S. Relter, W. H. Crawford. Carl Bauer, Frank Demlnfc, tV. C. Clark, It. S. Qroman. R. E. Woods. Dr. E. M. Shanklln. The chairmen of the various committees are: General arrangement, H. E. Sharrer; Autos, Frank C. Demlnjr; Program. P. A. Parry; Banquet. W. B. Conkey: Decoration, J. F. Sawyer; Street Illumination and Park, R. E. Woods. A committee is also to be appointed to see about the decorations and entertainment along the Cedar
Lake-Hammond route which is to be
oiled by the county commissioners. Frank Demlng: has secured 100 auto
mobiles to bring; the society members
from Cedar Lake to Hammond. Capt
George Hanlon of the Hammond police
will have a squad of twelve motorcycl
lsts to guard and police the route. A band will meet the visitors at Ruth street where the auto caravan will be parked and the special train on the
Monon. The assemblage will be taken
thence to the club house where they will be officially welcomed, given the
key of tha club and the stunts will be
gin. - - r -
Supper will be served al fresco, and a program of fun that will be fast and
furious started- The program committee Is not ready jet to make this public. At 9 o'clock the illumination will take place on Ruth street and in the park and will be the most beautiful ever seen In Hammond. An effort will be made to get the city to share in this expense because the city Is bound to get good advertising from the visit of the- Indiana Society.
COMIXO EVENTS. The member of the Alumni Association vrlll give n banquet at the Masonic Temple this evening In honor of the graduating claws of the Hammond high school. Mrs. Charles Albert Smith mill entertain the members of the Embroidery Club at a thimble party Monday afternoon at her home In Rlmbach avenue.
MRS. (iROMAX'S PART V. Mrs. H. C. Groman entertained a few friends at a bridge party last evening at her home in Rimbach avenue in honor of her guest. Miss Alice Groman arrived here a few days ago from Brookston, Ind. and will remain for a short visit before going to her home in Odeboldt, la. Bridge whist was played at two tables.
jects for what is
county a members of worki members with it, home of Ross, 15 noon at
our better Information as to being done in our city and
nd what can be done. Several
have signified their intention ng in this department and all of the club who wish to work are invited to meet at the the president, Mrs. Ralph W. Mason street, Saturday after-So'clock.
CIVICS UKPAHTMEVT. A new department will be added to the Hammond Woman's Club for the coming- year. This department will be a civics department and will be devoted to the study of our city laws, various courts, the school city in fact all sub-
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PICXIC AT THE LAKE FRONT. A number of the friends of Miss Margaret Blake gave a picnic party at the Lake Front in her honor last Wednesday evening. The party was given as a farewell to Miss Blake who has resigned her position as teacher in the Hammond schools. An elaborate picnic luncheon was served at six o'clock after which the time was spent pleasantly with games. In the party were the Misse Margaret Blake. Florence Uolph, Ellen Clarks. Jane Gilday. Elizabeth Flicker, Mabel Xold, Alice Holm and Marguerite Ganzbergen.
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ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. Mrs. Smith at her home in Fayette street entertained the members of the Good Will Club very pleasantly yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Kraloweta won the first honors and prizes were also won by Mrs. Charles Luthman and Mrs. H. o. Young. A prettily appointed luncheon. Covers were laid for twelve guests. A PRETTY WEDDINC. .The marriage of Mis Minnie Kutzbach and Nicholas Horst was solemnized Wednesday afternoon at five o'clock at the home of the bride's father.. Fred Kutzbach in Munster. Only the relatives and a few of the Intimate friends were present at the ceremony, which was pronounced by the Rev. Urun, pastor of the German Lutheran church of Oak Glen, 111. The ring ceremony was used. The bride was unattended. She
A TREASURE SWEET AND PRECIOUS Is what all good judges pronounce our chocolate Jayer cake. The same praise can justly be given to any of our bakings of the various kinds of cakes and pastry, for we exercise the greatest care in the preparation of our products. Fresh, pure ingredients, careful baking and above all thorough sanitary surroundings. The Hammond Modern Bakery 86 Stat Street. Phon 363. BAKEES & C0NTECTI0NEES. HAMMOND. - - IND.
ore a beautiful gown of white silk aplin and carried a bouquet of bridn's ses. The home
ed for the ceremony with bride's roses
u wmie carnations and ferns Aft.r
he ceremony a wedding supper waa
vfu. ine lames were depnrate.l
ith flowers and greenery. Mr. and
rs. Horst will receive their fi-icnrio at
heir home in MunBter uffer lulu 1
They have a large circle of friends in
.immond and vlcinitv who win ovt.n,!
thorn their heartiest best wishes and
ongratulations. They were the. reipients of many beautiful gifts. Mrs. lorst is the oldest daughter of VmH
Kutzbach of Munster. The guests at
he weddinsr were Mr nnH vir. inh
Kunz of Hammond, Miss Anna Scharr
Saginaw, Mich.. Mr. and Mr T.
Kindt and daughter, Helen and sons.
Alvin and Roy. Mr. and Mrs Pi,
Kramer and children, Mrs. Halier, Miss
.i.vrtie .Munster, Miss Mildred Knm
and Mr. Fred Kutzbach.
MRS. BECKER A HOSTESS. Mrs. J. c. Becker was hostess to th
members of Circle Xo. 1 yesterday afternoon at her home in East State street
at pedro. The first honors were won
by Mrs. J. Klein and Mrs. J. Nordstrand second prize, the consolation to Mrs. Josoph Knoerzer. A prettily appointed luncheon was served in two courses. The next meeting will occur In two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Gelb In Blummer avenue.
V SOCIAL.
A social was given by the members of the Martha Society of - the First
t hristian church yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Weir Stambaugh ir. Murray street. The committee of which Mrs. Fred Barnett is chairman had charge of the social and realized a nice amount. Ice cream and cake were served. Announcement was made of the next meeting to be held Thursday afternoon, June 19 at the home of Mrs. R. B. Richardson in Detroit street.
PARTY WAS POSTPONED. The patry at which Mrs. Edward Rohde was to have entertained last evening in honor of Miss Mae Hanson was postponed on account of the serious illness of Mrs. John L. Rohde. Mrs. Rohde suffered a stroke of paralysis yesterday afternoon and is very ill at her home in Indiana avenue. HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. This week's meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Congregational church was held yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the church in Gostlln street. The meeting next week will be held in the church and the usual business and social program will be followed.
CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES. Sunday, June 13 will be Children's Day at the First Congregational
church and the boys and girls of the
primary department will give the cantata "The Children of Light" at tho morning service.
A WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT. The marriage of Miss Laura Beck and Stanley Martin will be solemnized tomorrow In Valparaiso. Miss Beck is the youragest daughter of E. E. Beck of Valparaiso. She graduated from the Hammond high school in the class of 1906 after which she studied at the Valparaiso University. Miss Beck has been a tearcher In the Hammond Public Schools for a few years, having taught at the Lafayette building at the corner of Calumet avenue and Sibley street. After the wedding ceremony tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Martin will leave for a few weeks camping trip at Indian I.akc, O. They will be at home in Muncie. Ind., where Mr. Martin has a lucrative position with the gas company. A PLESAT MEETING. A very pleasant afternoon was spent by the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Monroe street Methodist chapel as guests of Mrs. Junk at her home in Harrison street yesterday. During the business session tho members decided to give a tea Thursday evening. June 19th at the home of Mrs.
John Olsen in Harrison street. A dainty three course luncheon was serv
ed during the afternoon. Mrs. Junk was assisted in serving by Mrs. John
Olsen, Mrs. J. M. Bradford and Mrs. F.
V. Preston. The social hour was spent
very enjoyably.
AN ENTERTAINMENT. The play "Robin Hood" was given
by the pupils of the Seven A Grade of the Irving school Wednesday evening in the school auditorium in Pine street. A matinee performance for the school
children of Hammond was given yes
terday afternoon and there was a large
attendance at both entertainments.
There were twenty-seven children in
the cast. . Great commendation Is due not only the children who presented
the play in so creditable a manner but also to the teachers who had the rehearsals in charge. Musical numbers
were rendered by the orchestra and
also by the boys chorus of the La
fayette school. The stage was beautifully decorated with oak branches and palms and ferns to represent a forest scene.
AN INTERESTING MEETING. Yesterday afternoon the members of the Baptist Women's Union ' met with Mrs. Summerhaze at her home, 44 Doty street for their regular weekly meeting. ' Mrs. W. A. Hill, the president presided. Following the business session the members of the cild Culture Section took charge of the meeting. The program for the afternoon was in charge of Mrs. J. Buttner. Reading Miss Kirchman "Fear and Worry" .... Mrs. R. G. Rupp "Mind Training" Mrs. J. Buttncr "The Use of the Will" Mrs. Henry Burge Violin Solo Herman Varus
Vocal Selection Miss Cora Beilby
CARD OF THANKS. I desire to express my appreciation to the many friends for the beautiful flowers, asistanee and sympathy in our great bereavement and special thanks to the chief of police and his department and Teamsters Union. MRS. J. H. ritOHL.
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Coming Sunday - Return Engagement FUNNY SAM MYLIE IN "JOHHNY WISE"
Humane Society Meeting. A special meeting of the Lake County Humane society was held last evening in Dr. Watson's office. In the absence of the secretary H. G. Hodler acted as secretary pro tern. One hundred cards with "The Horse's Prayer" printed upon them were presented to the society by Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hodler. These will be placed In barns to call attention to the needs of dumb animals. Resolutions were passed on the death of the late J. H. Prohl. We consider that we have lost one of our best workers in the humane cause on account of his death. Everybody who knew J. H. Prohl respected him on account of his kindness to his animals as well as to. his acquaintances. We consider his death a public calamity. We hope his manager will continue his kind treatment of the five horses that were the pride of their owner. The following persons were appointed as humane inspectors: Erick Lund,
Marion Hower. M. Ffeffer, II. G. Hodler and Tom Harle. Any one seeing an animal with sores on its shoulders, lame or being abused will confer a favor upon our humane society by reporting the same to them and to. the owne rs of the horse or horses. During the summer call 1189J, 224. 1157R or 795 and report any cases for our investigation. LULU S. SLMMES, President. . II. G. HODLER, Sec. Pro Tcm.
Funeral Services. Funeral services over Michael Kolb, 25 Condlt street. Hammond, will be held at the new St. Joseph's church Monday morning at 9 o'clock. The Rev. Father Plaster will officiate and interment will be made at St. Joseph's cemetery. Those who will act as pallbearers will be announced later, as the names have pot been definitely selected.
Tog Yoiaradf IN OUR FURNISHINGS somall ffi!7 wM Use 1 dressed! aim Hike BsiHesH stiyEe Our Straws and Panamas Are Winners JACK POX A Shop For Men" 601 Hohman St. Hammod
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ON SATURDAY, JUNE I4ih we will open a hardware s tore We have a full complete line of Tools, Cutlery, Build" ers9 Hardware, Tin-
Stove Repairing a Specialty-Prices Right Music Afternoon and Evening. Free Souvenirs Tomorrow
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Made in Hammond, Pure woolens, C? Cftf! A good work, enod fit . .t JLOn)t)vr Ul
young ivierNs tailors 61 STATE STREET
(OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9. PHONE 771
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