Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 3, Hammond, Lake County, 20 June 1913 — Page 2

J THE TIMES. Friday, June 20, 1913.

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ORDER YOUR SUNDAY DINNER FROM THIS LIST OF SPECIALS THE SAVINGS . ARE REMARKABLE S. & II. STAMPS GIVEN WITH ALL PURCHASES Our Famous Cedar Val

ley Creamery Butter per pound 32c.

Hammond Meat Market

101 State Street 216 Hohman Street

Special Sale for Saturday, June 21st

Our Meats are the Best Our Prices the Lowest

Me Sell Just as we Advertise

Holstein Brand Finest Quality Brick J -Cheese, per lb . . . C Finest Quality New Potatoes, on spe- Qfln cial sale, peck. . . vUw

"Y" Brand Fancy

Stuffed Olives,

large jars, each.

23c

Diamond Crystal Finest Table Salt in 4 -7 n 14-lb bags only . . G

SWIFT'S PRIDE Laundry Soap, 10 bars for 29c SWIFT'S PRIDE Washing Powder, large pkg. . . .15c

Swift's Famous Wool Soap, ICn

4 cakes I tj"

Soap Chips, pkg SC

4. M dm

e POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD

SMALL FRESH PORK

LOINS, per pound

SMALL FRESH PORK

SHOULDER, per pound. FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per pound,. NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per pound NATIVE ROUND STEAK, per pound HIND QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound FORE QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound

NATIVE VEAL ROAST,

per pound

NATIVE VEAL BREAST,

with pocket, per pound...

1.00 I3c I3C I4ic I Sic I4c I2ic I7ic

1 2k 10c

NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per pound FRESH HAMBURGER STEAK, per pound FRESH BOILING BEEF, per pound HOME CURED CORN BEEF, per pound HOME CURED SALT SPARE RIBS, per pound..

Annum onus, suumh m M j CURED HAMS, per pound Q 2 C

SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA HAMS, per lb SWIFT'S SUGAR CURED BACON, per pound Va.BARREL CENTURY FLOUR 4 CANS SWEET CORN

5lc 5ic

13k I3lc 64c 25c

ENTERTAIN INFOHMALLY. The members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club were pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Edward Gelllnger at her homo in Alice street yesterday afternoon. After a few hours snont with

their needle , work the guests were invited Into the dining- room for refreshments. Pretty flowers were used to decorate the luncheon table. Only the

members were present at the meeting yesterday and they planned to meet again In two weeks at the home of Mrs. Ward Kennedy In Truman avenue. A PLEASANT MEETIXG. A pleasant afternoon was spent by the members of the Golden Hod Club who met with Mrs. Maginpt at her home in Fayette street yesterday to play cards. Pedro was played at two tables and the prizes were won by Mrs. S. E. Kauffman and Mrs. Leary. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs.

Green. The hostess prize was retained by Mrs. Maginot. Several games of cards were played after which a daimy collation was served. Eight covers

were laid. The next club oartv will

be given in two weeks on Thursday

afternoon at the home of Mrs. Peter Pohlplatz in Ogden street. Mrs. rohlplatz will entertain with cards.

Prompt Delivery to a!2 Parts of the City

Strict attention given to all phone orders

Chas. Berendt

101 S'ale St

Phon. 100

Kohmaa & Gosfiia Sti Pbone 431

MY WIFE'S ftAI.AI) DRRM. I NO, large bottles, 22C WEETHEART TOILET SOAP lake if Per 4C CiOOI) QUALITY PITRE CORN STARCH, 1-pound M 1 packages 1 AC BEST Ql'AMTI Dl'I.K -Al JinHY STARCH, -f 4 pounds for 13t .ION BRAND BREAKFAST "OCOA, H-pound 18C Lri.IT SCOtrRING POWDER, 10c siftlngr top tin i9Z

LION tRAND XXXX PATENT FLOUR, -barrel sacks 66C t4 -barrel sacks. 1 30 H -barrel sacks. 255 SALVATION BRAND ( MATCHES, are packed wl n Hamilton Coupons. Special, to Introduce. Be f packages, 3 for... 1UL

BELMONT APRICOT. R ASP. 1KRRY AND STRAWBERRY iaf.: 12 He

CARNATION BRAND EVAPORATED MILK,

10c tall cans. 3 for23r$ per dozen

Small cans -er dozen . .

OCR FAMOl'S COFFEE, per pound

98c

6 for 25c; M Q

lOV. 30c LEADER

27c

23c

ETRA CHOICE SANTOS PEA

PERRY COFFEE, per pound

CHOICE SANTOS AND RIO COFFEE, Q-ff per pound tM.K

OHM 10 HAVE

A NICE NEW

ORES

We guarantee Lion Brand XXXX Flour. Have us deliver you a sack, make a

baking, if you don't find it to be the best flour you ever used, return the remainder and we will refund your money.

Eice is the proper food to eat hi hot weather. Take advantage of our special prices. I A PAN HEAD RICE, finest qual- SELECT JAPAN HEAD RICE, lty grown, 4Art per r per pound XUt pound CjC CHOICE MEDIUM SIZE WHOLE HEAD RICE, f) special, 5 pounds for fcC

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY'S Macaroon Snaps, Country Cookie

and Itavlna Jumblea, per pound

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY'S Cheedf Tld Bits, OQ. per pound auL

12Mc

SPECIAL CANNED GOODS SALE Oallon Cann Mont Economical (Gallon Mlchlgaa np. Apple .. ZOC (iallon Pie A Pumpkin 1C alIon Peeled Of Peaebea 0C

WINES AND LIQUORS A Tremendous Cut in Prices

Outfitters from Mandel Bros, of Chi

cago hold contracts wun tne Aiiarai Bros, of Hammond and elsewhere to

furnish new garments for the Orpheum

theatres of the. circuit of that name. Manager Hankinson's tabloid house on East State street will of a necessity go dark while this work Is being done

some time this summer. After two weeks of quiet Gtndcl's band will steal back into tho pit and begin another year's merry whirl cf variety, burletta and musical farce.

Twelve Thousand a Week. The wear and tear on the Orpheum

In a year is terrific. It is a matter

of record that 12.000 people Inhabit

that new show house in a week at

three performances a day. Every drappery, carpet, cushion and mat Is to go

out The walls will be re-decorated

and everything renovated. Alterations are to be made in the foyer, where a

tiled floor will be laid and the arrangement of mirrors changed. What Hankinson needs the most is a pair of lower boxes, but that is probably a physical Impossibility. The Orpheum houses have dispensed with boxes probably to

good purpose, thought the vacancy is not without a bad effect.

" "A Knight for a Day." A tall tenor with a sore thumb and

a proud brunette with a double chin are the lovers in "A Knight for a Day" at the Orpheum this week. They are aided and abetted by the manoeuvers of Charles Rose as Jonathan Joy and Cecil Summers as the seminary chef. All are In support of Janet' Priest as Tilly Day, an amusing little woman whose work is almost juvenile. Aside from the vari-colored tights worn by the chorus the most conspicuous and outstanding feature of the show is the tall tenor's thumb. One's Attention Is sidetracked from the rapid plot and the agile chorus by this well rapped member Of the male lover's right hand. .Spculation was rife as to how the Injury came about and a small boy in the audience last evening decided out loud that the proud beauty must have bit It. The sore thumb belongs to William? Hickey and the double chin to Miss Claire Clay.

Maurice Favorite 'NonKh Said. "Over Night in Boston" is a pending attraction that will be here Sunday. Advance photo boards of this tab are on view in the lobby of the Orpheum. They show a company of twenty views,

elaborate scenery and plenty pretty chorus women. Edward Jolly and Win

ifred Wild, late of vaudeville, are feat

ured. The show Is Maurice's favorite

tab.

MRS. PL A OEM AN A HOSTESS. Pedro was played by the members of Sewing Circle No. 2 St. Margaret's Hospital who were invited to meet with Mrs. Oscar Plageman at her home in Russell street yesterday afternoon. Mrs. riageman entertained a few out of town guests with the members of the society among them Mrs. Jacob P-artel of ScherervlUe, Ind., and Mrs. Duell of Chicago. The card games were played progressively at five tables Mrs. Martin Meyers won the first prize and honors were also won by Mrs. Fete Young and Mrs. Irlewein. At four-thirty o'clock the hostess serv

ed luncheon. The next meeting will be held in two weeks on Thursday aft

ernoon at the home of Mrs. Irlewein In Payette tsreet. A SOCIAL GATHERING Aa her home in Alice street Mrs. F.

j. u KourKe was hostess to the mem

bers of the Acme Social Club yesterday

fternoon. Pedro was played progres-

ively at two tables during the after-

oon and after several games had been

played the prizes were awarded. The

first prize was won by Mrs. Frank

Baker and honors were also won by Mrs. O'Rourke and Mrs. J. J. Rahen. A

rettlly appointed two course luncheon

as served at five o'clock. The lunch

eon laDies were uecoratea with many beautiful peonies. White and pink were the luncheon colors. Mrs. J. J.

Rahen was named as the next hostess

nd she wil lentertain the club mem

bers at her home in Thuman avenue in

wo weeks on Thursday afternoon.

COMING EVENTS, annual evening meeting

Cream Pure Rye Whinkey and MeRrayer'n Sour Mailt, bottled in bond.

both full quart bottles, today . . .

1 b n pi ei a; Gore'a Bourbon WhUker, most generally sold at 1.25 to 1.S0. today, . (Qn bottle ?Ol

Mt. Hamilton California

Claret Wlae, botf 1

83c

29c

Chan. Jaquln Extra duality Kumniel, Getrelde DopprI Kummel Large bottles, ft this sale Oaf C Pint bottles, 22C H-Pt." bottles" Q tills sale 07

Dr. Triener Hitter Wine,!

now oniy, 1Q bottle flifC

The Famous Dare Wine, cut to

Virginia 43c

S. P. S. Extra Fine Cal

ifornia Rraady, per bottle

.75c

Fancy Red Ripe Texas Tomatoes, 4 (iT per pound JLP Fancy Long Green Hot House Cucumbers, 2Jjrs each cPLr

Fine Fresh Picked Wax

and Green Beans, per pound JL r L

Kalamazo Celery, Satur

day's sale price, 7 per stalk, 5c and .... if

TOM KEEE, OWLS, ADADS AM DIAMOND CROWN CIGARS, regular Be each, special, 1 for JOE ANDERSON, QIAKKK HOD, GREAT GL'NNEK AND HAVANA FIVES, spe- Off ciallv priced at R for...DC HAVANA I.ONDRES. DO Kl. BINO, CCRLEY MAID, specialAr.? 25c LITTLE BLACK AND WHITE CIGARS, 10 in a package. 15c value, special, 2 packages for LA MARCO AND OFFICIAL KAI, regular 10c cigars, special, (Zn Itraight tJK, (Only 5 to a customer.) ALL III K REGCLAR a for 2S and lOe STRAIGHT CIGARS, special. lOo straight OCa md 3 for ZOC

Saturday Candy Specials

ALL OUR 35c AND 40c PER POUND

CHOCOLATES, some with nut tops,

special, per pound aa. at... ZJC

FRESH CHOCOLATE NUGGETS,

regular 35c grade, f r special JJ FRESH CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOWS, 25c grade. 4

special, per pound... I Ou CRACKER JACK AND CHUMS, 3 packages for UC FRESH JELLY BEANS, assorted flavors, 15c grade, a special, per pound.... UC WEST POINT CADET CHOCOLATE in pound and half pound boxes, regular 40c grade, spe- 4 A cial at 29c and I UC

The annual evening meeting or tne

parentn Club of the Went Hammond Nchooln rrlll be held thin evening at

eight o'clock la the auditorium of the

Wentworth acbool.

Mi Nell Howe of Oak Park, III. and

MIm Julia Wall will entertain for Mlu

Mae Hannon Saturday evening at Miss Wall's home In Michigan avenue.

MEET WITH MRS. HAGEMAN. A delightful meeting of the members

of the Eyelet Embroidery Club tooK (place yesterday afternoon at the home

of Mrs. William Hageman in Sohl street. The hostesses were Mrs. Hage

man, Mrs. Frank Shine and Mrs. A. H. Kale. With the members of the club the hostesses entertained Mrs. H. W.

Rives of West Pullman, 111., who is the house guest of Mrs. Kale, and also Mrs.

Clarence Ketchell. The meeting yes

terday will be the last until fall when

the members will meet to re-organize and plan another series of delightful parties. A four course luncheon was

served late in the afternoon. The table was decorated very prettily with white and pink carnations and the same

blossoms were given the guests as favors. Covers were laid for the following members: Mrs. A. G. Deaver, Mrs. Henry Morris, Mrs. Walter Lanborne. Mrs. L. J. Haefer, Mrs. H.

Clemens, Mrs. William Hageman, Mrs.

Frank Shine and Mrs. A. H. Kale.

AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. Frank Smith entertained at a

very pretty party afternoon at ner home in Bauer street in honor of the

members of the R. A. E. club whose

afternoon it was for meeting. Mrs. Smith was hostess at a thimble party. A delightful program of Instrumental music was rendered during the after

noon. At four o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room for refreshments. A prettily appointed two

course luncneon was servea. june

roses arranged In a pretty Japanese art basket decorated tho center of the table very attractively. Pink rose buds were given the guests as luncheon favors. In two weeks the club will meet again and the hostess will b Mrs. Norman Strouse of Clinton street.

AN ENJOYABLE MEETING. This week'a meeting of the Baptist Woman's Union was held yesterday

afternoon at the home or Mrs. AiDert Towle in West State street. Mrs. Henry

Eurge presided in the absence of the president. Mrs. W. A. Hill who is visiting in Michigan. Following the business session the meeting was given over to the social committee. The program for the afternoon was arranged by Mrs. William H. Meyers, chairman of the social department. Th study topic was 'The Woman of 1913." During the social hour a prettily appoint

ed luncheon was served in two courses

There was a larce attendance of the

membership at the meeting and every

number on the program was greatly

enjoyed. Th following was til pro-

program a

Violin Solo Mrs. Horton

Reading "Two Visions" ..,

Miss Eth?l Hirsch

Vocal Solo Mrs. Claude Palmer

Reading "Mrs. O'Rafferty on the Woman Question"

Mrs. William Meyers

General discussion lead by Mrs, Floyd Adams. ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS.

Yesterday afternoon the members of the Sunshine Club very pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Glasgow at her home

in Plummer avenue. The afternoon was

devoted to cards and pedro was played

progressively at three tables. Mrs

Take won the first honors and prises

were also won by Mrs. Charles .Lutnman and Mrs. Charles Hubbard. The

consolation prlio was awarded to Mrs,

Glasgow. A dainty luncheon was served. The next meeting of the club will occur in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Henrietta Huber in Truman

avenue. CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. Mrs. W. J. Stewart entertained

number of children very charmingly

yesterday afternoon at her home.

Rimbach avenue in honor of lier little

daughter, Christine. The party cele brated her seyenth birthday annlver

sary and she received many pretty

gifts In remembrance of the day. Th children played on the lawn until fou

o'clock when they were Invited into

the parlors for refreshments. A dain ty luncheon was served. A number o

delightful games were played during

the afternoon and tho little peopl

spent a very merry tim. Those pres

ent were Christine and Jane Stewart

Emma and Edna Stolley, Edith an

Helen rhllllps, Carolyn Taxton, Jose

phine Krinbill, Doris Vaux, Elizabeth Jones, Inea and Rose Becker and Grace

Bell.

MRS. RIFF ENTERTAINS.

A very pretty garden party was glv

en by Mrs. J. J. Ruff at her home

Carroll street yesterday afternoon In

honor of the members of the Erthstan

and Colonial Club. There were about

twenty guests and they spent the aft

ernoon In a delightful social way.

Needle work was enjoyed during a par

of the afternoon after which a dainty luncheon was served. There will be no regular meetings of the Erthstane Club this summer but In two weeks the members of the Colonial Club will meet again and the hostess for the afternoon will be named later.

A TIIIMBE PARTY. Mrs. Braun at her home in Dougla3

street was hostess at a thimble party

esterdaj- afternoon and entertained

the menibers of the Amethyst Club

very pleasantly. The hours until four o'clock were spent with needle work

Iter which he guests were served with

ainty refreshments.' The luncheon

was scerved in two courses. Pretty flowers were use d to' decorate the table. The next club party will be

given in two weeks on Thursday after

noon and the hostess will be Mrs. HerliolC of Calumet avenue. Mrs. Horhold will be hostess at a thimble party.

SERVE A Sl'PPER. A chicken supper was served by the

teachers of the primary department of

the Christian Sunday school last evening in the parlors of the church In

Calumet avenue. About thirty dollars

was realized which will be used for the teneflt, of the church. There was a

large attendance during the serving hours which continued from five until

eight o'clock.

Given by CRFHEUS QUARTET OF ST, LOUIS, MO Under the Auspices of the St. Paul Lutheran League At Hammond Theatre Tuesday, June 24, 1913 Admission 35c and 50c Seats may be reserved at the Orpheum Theatre.

EES

rajoM Tonight 5 or more AMATEUR ACTS

In addition to the present first class

service given by the C. I. & L. Ry. (Monon Line), there will on Sunday

!June 29th, a local train put on between Chicago and Michigan City, via

Monon, Ind. Leave Chicago at 8:00 a.

m. returning leave Michigan City at

3:15 p. m., arriving at Chicago at 9:20 p m., making all local stops enroute. On same date train No. 5 will discontinue making local stops between Hammond and Monon, with exception of Rensselaer. 19-6t

NOW PLAYING Return Engagement A KNIGHT FOR A DAY The Whitney Theatre's Greatest Success - Coming Sunday Jolly & Wild in OVER NIGHT IN BOSTON

event with appropriate fitness. Many, visitors ape expected in ScherervlUe from all the surrounding towns for the occasion. ''

CHURCH CELEBRATION ScherervlUe, Ind.. June 20. Arrangements are under way here for a big church celebration next Sunday, the occasion being the first mass by Father Charles Scholl a newly ordained priest. Father Scholl Is the first ScherervlUe product as a priest and the whole congregation is planning to celebrate the

Mrs. C. N. Petrie of East Sibley street was called to Detroit, Mich., on account of the serious illness of a relative. - Mrs. W. C. Belmanand Miss Alta Adklns have returned from Rock ford, 111., where they went to attend the annual coirimencement exercises of the Rockford Seminary. Miss Marguerite Mack of Crown Point was one of the graduates'. '

CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our gratitude and

thanks to all good friends and neigh

bors who so kindly rendered assistance

and sympathy to us In laying to rest our beloved mother.

D. NELSOV. R. NELSON1. E. FAILING. W. J. YOUNG. A. M'lLWAIN. There will be a meeting of the mem

bers of Golden Rod Camp No. 1657

Royal Neighbors this evening In Longs Hall in State street.

A meeting vt the members of the

Hammond Chapter of Eastern Stars will tak place Saturday evening In the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street.

The regular weekly meeting of the

members of the .Dorcas Lodge of Re-

bekahs will be held Saturday evening

In the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State

street. At a meeting In July the newly

elected officers will be installed.

A meeting of the members of the

Protected Home Circle will be held

tl'Jj evening in the Moose Hall In F.cst

State street. There will be nomina

tion and election of officers. The meet

ing will be an important one and it is

desired that there is a large attendance

of the membership. A social hour will

be rnjoyd following the business ses-

sicn.

T. J. Abbott snd little son, Joe of

Golconda, 111., are visiting Mr. Abbott's

parents, Mr. ond Mrs. John Abbott at

their home in Truman avenue.

Mr. T. F. Leary and Miss Myrtle Hueha of Lrgan street are spending

the day with Mrs. Edward Schuler nt

her home in West Pullman, 111.

. Mrs. A. H. Kale is entertaining Mrs.

H. W. Rives of West Pullman, 111., at

her home In Indiana avenue.

Miss Edith Carter and Miss Laura

Newcomb have left for Lafayette, Ind

where they will attend summer school

at Purdue University. Miss Alice Hess of Michigan avenue has entered the University of Chicago

for the summer term. Mr. and Mrs. Allen P. Owens have gone to Logansport, Ind., where they will spend the summer. Mr. Owens will have charge of the playground work there this summer.

This is the Height of The Straw Hat Season Straws 50c up. Panamas $5 up to SIS JACK FOX "A Shop for Men" 601 Hohman St. ' Hammond, Bidg.

Ik Indiana Society will hold their annual meeting at CEDAR LAKE, SATURDAY, JUNE

21ST

.LOOK! LOOK! LOOK for the red tent ad on page II.

Cook with Gas, save money and time, and banish dirt. No. Ind. Gas & Elec Co. "

The people of Lake County are invited to come to Lassen Bros Dancing Pavilion, where you can enjoy .boating, bathing, fishing and a gen

eral good time. :-: :-: :-: , REFRESHMENTS OF ALL KINDS LUNCHEON SERVED AT REASONABLE PRICES.

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East Side

Bros. Pavilion

Cedar Lake, Ind.