Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 27 June 1913 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

COMIXG EVE TITS. Mr. John Afarn ti-1H ratrrtaia the mrnbrn of tke Embroidery Club at thlmbta party Monday afteraooa at fce aoaae, 12 Vckb tree. Tb BMwaen f tke Woau'i Aaxll"Tr ta Uc t'Blrtnttr Club wUl aet at bridge party Tuesday afternooa la the rnlverairy dab rwnu la tha CUlaeiTa Genu National Bank Huildlag. EXTERTAIJTS WITH CARDS. The members of Sewing- Circle No. 1 of St. Margaret' Hospital wero delightfully entertained by Mrs. Gelb at her home In Plummer avenue yesterday af

ternoon. Pedro was played progressive

ly at four tables. The first honors were won by Mrs. Meyers and the consolation prise was awarded to Mrs. George M. Eder. After several games had been played the hostess served her guests with a dainty luncheon. Covers were laid for sixteen. There will be no more meetings of the Circle this summer but In September the members will meet to plan a new series of parties. MRS. POHLPXAT7. A HOSTESS. A delightful meeting of the members of the Golden Rod Club took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

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CEDAR VALLEY CREAMERY BUTTER, the butter without a fault,

Saturday, per pound

32c

FINEST QUALITY CREAM

BRICK CHEESE, per pound

16k

CARNATION AND PET BRAND EVAPORATED MILK 10c tall cans, 3 for 25c, per dozen 98c 5c cans, 6 for 25c; per dozen 48c

39c

Armour's Lighthouse

Laundry Soap, 10 bars for. . . .

Lion Brand Turkish Bath Toilet Soap, " 10c cakes now... J J Lion Brand Bluing and Ammonia, Ol n full qL bottle... 05C

Golden Egg Brand Extra Fine Sweet P re-

Macaroni and Of I served Pickles,

per doze a

Extra Choice Evapor

ated California Q Peaches, per lb... sw

Extra Choice Sugar

Corn, 4 cans for

Spaghetti, 3 for.tJ, Russ Bleaching Blue, 10c packages tor. C

Starlight Matches, reg,

6c pkgs, 354 c 6 pkgs for. . . .

I9c

25c

BOY COFFEE BY THE DOLLARS' WORTH THE SAVING IS WORTH WHILE

for 314 Pounds of Our Royal

Our 30 Leader Coffee, per pounds, 27J2c 34 pounds for

Choice Santos Peaberry Coffee

per pound 26c 4 pounds for

Blend Extra Fancy Coffee, 33c

a pound.

for 5 Pounds of Choice Santos

and Rio Coffee or per lb., 22c.

A SPECIAL SALE OF TEMPTING BREAKFAST

FOODS FOR THESE HOT DAYS

Uncle Sam's Breakfast

Food, 25c pkg. now

Grape Nuts and Shredded Wheat ft BiSCUit, pkg.... I laaC

Lion Brand Rolled Oats

full size package . . . '.

21c

Oic

POST TAVERN SPECIAL per package 9c

Washington Corn Flakes package

Quaker Puffed Wheat,

per package

Quaker Puffed Rice,

per package....,

NATIONAL Pineapple Wafers, per pound , gjjgQTJJrp Norma Cakes, per pound COMPANY'S Peanut Wa'er Per Pound .. MARSH MALLOW, DAINTIES, BARONET BISCUITS AND FROTANA, 3 packages for

Crips

9c Vheat,

8k Rice,

13c

19c

18c -18c

25c

SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN CANNED SALMON

AND SARDINES

Cracker Jack Salmon, No. 1 tall cans , Maine Brand

Pink Salmon f Q No. 1 fiat enn I fcsC

Bird Brand Fancy Red

Salmon, No. 1 tall cans.....

Brand 10c Choice

I9c

CHOICE DOMESTIC OIL SARDINES 8 cans 10c

Choice Mustard Sar

dines, C1! can -(J2U

Pilot Kippered Herring,

-lb cans now, each . .

Dove Brand Smoked

Norway Sardines, can...

Fancy Red Ripe Tomatoes, per pound. . . Choice Michigan Celery, s bunch.

10c 7c

Fancy California Cantaloupes, 4 7 aQd Hot House Cucumbers, 6C and

5c noked

10c .9c

KLENWOOD RYE AND ATHERTON BOURBON,

95 proof straight whiskies, per gallon, 2.89; "f Q

vJU

Vi gallon, 1.50; quart bottles. .......

Royal Crown

Chapin . Gore's Fa

mous Bourbon Whiskey

regular 1.50 value, now.

97c

Mt. Hamilton Wins, regular S9c, this sale............

Claret price 25c

Port and Sherry Wine, full quarts, 29c

S. P. S. California

Brandy, in wired bot

tles, now only,......,

69c

Virginia Dare Wine, very ood quality, per bottle now only

CANDIES

23c

Fresh Shipment of Jordan &

Chocolate Almonds, 65c value,

specially priced at -pound

Peanut Butter and Molasses Kisses, our regular 16 c grade, special. r per pound Jj Q Borden's Wrapped Carmels, 15c value, special, , per pound...... , JjC

Honeysuckle Taffy, assorted flav

ors, 20c grade, pe- 4 m eial, per pound. f Q

West Point Cadet Chocolates, in pound and half pound boxes, 60c

grade, special at 29c and

Fresh Chocolate Chips, our regu

lar 35c stock, special, flft per pound uC

I9c

"CIGARS" Take a Can of these Cigars with you on your vacation trip. Headline and Yale Club, 25 in a humidor can, special, "JTZ per can.... QQ Diamond Crown, Ton Keene, Broadcast and Owls, regular Eo cigars, special at Of? 7 for....... .....Z3C San Felice, Jno Ruskins, New Bachelor and Lazora Opera, all 6c cigars, epecial, aa. 8 for jUC Alt 10o Straight and 15c Cigars, special, 3 for 25c aDd IOC straight. Joe Anderson, Great Gunner and Havana Five, special. 8 ZOC Don Rubino, Culy Maid and Havana Londres, special . rtr 10 for

Peter FohlplaU in Odg-en street. Mrs. Pohlplats entertained with cards and pedro was played progressively at two tables.' The first honors were won by Mrs. Oscar Sheffield and prizes were also win by Mrs. S. Pohlplatx and Mrs. John Reynolds. A dainty two course luncheon was served following; the card games. The members . planned their next meeting to occur in two weeks on Thursday afternon, July 10th at the home of Mrs.. Reynolds In Ash street. Cards will again be the' feature of entertainment. A SOCIAL. GATHERING. At her home In Kane street Mrs.

Smith entertained the members of the Good Will Club- very pleasantly yes

terday afternoon. The members met to play cards and spend the afternoon In a delightful social way. Pedro was played progressively at three tables. Mrs. Henrietta Huber won the first honors and prlres were also won by

Mrs. Fred Kralowetz, Mrs. Hill and

Mrs. Larson. After the card games a prettily appointed two course luncheon

was served. Twelve covers were laid.

The next meeting of the club will oc

cur In two weeks on Thursday after-

oon, July 10th, at the home of Mrs.

Hill In Muenlch Court. Mrs. Hill will

entertain with cards.

A BUSINESS SESSION.

There was a meeting of the Martha

Society yesterday. The members met

In the parlors of the First Christian

church In Calumet avenue for a short business esslon. On account of the ab

sence of a number of the members dur

ing the summer and the extreme hot

weather, the atendance at the meeting yesterday was not as large as usual. Committee No. 3 of which Mrs. R. B.

Richardson Is chairman submitted Its

report and showed that one hundred

and fifteen dollars had been cleared

during the past month. The proceeds

will be used by the society for the

benefit of the church. There will be no meeting next week but in two weeks

the members will meet In the parlors

of the church for another business ses

sion. There will be roll call and It Is desired that there Is a large attendance

of the membership.

HOLD WEEKLY MEETING.

Mrs. Charls See opened her home in

Douglas street yesterday afternoon for the meeting of the Baptist Women's

Union. Mrs. Henry Burgs presided In

the absence of the president, Mrs. W,

A. Hill who is visiting In Michigan. Af

ter a short business session the meet

ing was given over to the Missionary department. Mrs. See had charge of

the program for the afternoon. Miss

Kepman gave several pretty musical (

numbers. A talk on Missionary work in

Porto Rico was given by Miss Hump- j reys, a sister of Mrs. Floyd H. Adams, ; who Is in Hammond on a visit. Miss j Humphreys was a missionary for a I

number of years and told in a very in-

testing way of the work that is being

done in Porto Rico. A two course j luncheon was served during th.s social

hour. The meeting yesterday will ba the last until fall. MRS. PRESTON ENTERTAINS. Mrs. F. W. Preston was hostess to tho members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Monroe street Methodist chapel yesterday afternon at her home in Conkey avenue. Following a short business session a prettily appointed two course luncheon was served and the remainder of the afternoon was spent in a delightful social way. There was a large attendance of the membership. In two weeks on Thursday afternon, July 10th the members will meet at the home of Mrs. Henry Wright in Monroe street for a very important meeting. The annual election of officers will be a feature of the afternoon.

Hammond Meat Market

101 State Street 216 Hohman Street

Special Sale for Saturday, June 28th 4J

Our Meats are the Best Our Prices the Lowest

VZIe Sell Just sis ive fiduertase

Vz POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD .........

SMALL FRESH PORK

LOINS, per pound..

FRESH DRESSED

CHICKENS, per lb

CHOICE CUT ROUND

STEAK, per pound..

NATIVE VEAL LEG,

per pound .". .......

NATIVE VEAL ROAST,

per pound

NATIVE VEAL STEW,

per pound

HIND QUARTER

SPRING LAMB, per lb...

FORE QUARTER SPRING

LAMB, per pound

CHOICE CUT POT

ROAST, per pound

1.00 13ic I4ic 17ic I6'c 16c 15c 12fc 111c 12k

CM ALL FRESH PORK SHOULDER, per lb

FRESH BOILING BEEF, f J per pound O2C

HOME CURED CORN BEEF, per pound. FANCY SALT SPARE RlBS, per pound ARNOLD BROS.' SL'GAR HAMS, per pound ..... SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA HAMS, Fer lb... SUGAR CURED BACON, per pound ls-BARREL NEW CENTURY FLOUR

NEW POTATOES, rjr per peck.. OuC

4 CANS OF

13k

17c 1 2ic

181c 63c

CORN.

25c

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City

Strict attention given to all phone orders

Wt Chas. Berendt "St'S

MOTHER

INTERESTING JUNE

WEDDING TAKES PLACE

2Cp Forsyth and 153rd, Sts. OEn U II Prices Reduced for This City Only U u u,

NOW THE GREATEST TENTED EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD

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SlHOWS in one

ITS FORMER SIZE

EVERYTHING NEW THIS YEAR PUT THE TITLE WILL POSITIVELY EXHIBIT TWICE DAILY AT 2 AND 8 P. M.

20 Big Feature Acts S Herds Performing ELEPHANTS IOO Deautlful Horses 1QO Shetland Ponies EXTRA! ADDED! EXTRA! Tht Largest ana Cestllttt Collection at Win and Damactie Animals carried by any show Is now to aa aaan with 6 ENTRY BR OH. ALL NEW FEATURE SHOWS,

FREE STREET PARADE Which POSITIVELY takes place, rain or shine, 10:30 A. M., Show Day A SOLID MILE: OF GOLD AND GLITTER

(Spacl&l to Thb Times.) i Whiting-. Ind.. Juna 27. Miss Blancha Dorothy Peceny of Whiting, was united in marriage to Charles W. Haight. of Eat Chicago, on June 25th by tha Rev. Stockbridga of tha Methodist church, at his residence In Crown Point. The couple were attended by Miss Anna Reno of Whiting, and Burt Pederaon of East Chicago. Upon the return of the bridal party from Crown Point to th home of the bride's parents

in Fred street, an elaborate four course wedding dinner awaited them. The dining room was beautifully decorated with a bower of roses, carnations and smilax, the prevailing colors being pink

and white, it being the artistlo work of the members of the Sigma Delta Chi

Sorority of which.- the bride is a member. , .1:. .', ; ; .

In addition to the immediate relatives of the contracting . couples, the members of the Sorority and the Sewing Club girls, of which the bride was also a member, were in attendance at the wedding dinner.

The bride is the eldest daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Peceny of Fred '

street. She has resided in Whiting f or j several years, and la a member of the 1

1911 graduating class of the Whiting high school. She Is very popular in both Whiting and East Chicago where she has a wide acquaintance. Mrs. Haight has been the recipient of many affairs in her honor, and during the course of her engagement and marriage has received numerous gifts. The groom is the only child of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Haight of East Chicago, where he is widely known, having been a resident for a number of years. He has a lucrative position in East Chicago, and is well known in lodge cir

cles, where he holds an Important office in the K. of P. After the wedding feast, Mr. and Mrs. Haight left for points in Southern Indiana, to visit with rlativea of the groom. Uponi their return they will be at home to their many friends at the home of the groom's parents at 4536 Forsythe avenue, .East Chicago.

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Tonight 5 or more AMATEUR ACTS

AID SOCIETY MEETS. This weeks meeting of the Ladles Aid Society of the First Congregational church took place yesterday afternoon In the parlors of the church In Gostlin

street. The members spent the early

part of the afternoon with their needle

work and a great deal of work for the church was accomplished. During the social hour a dainty luncheon was served. The refreshments were served in two courses. The meeting nevt week

will be held in the church social rooms.

VISIT IX THE EAST. John Seeley and son Clayton of Sum

mer street left Chicago yesterday over

the Michigan Central for the east. They

will visit in Detroit, Buffalo, New York

and Portsmouth. At Portmouth they wilt be the guests of Mrs. Seeley's brother, George F. Barron, who is in the navy yards stationed on the Battleship Tennesiiee. Mr. Barron has just

returned from Turkey and Africa.

ANSUAL RECITAL. Ethel. Lenore Clifford will present

her pupils In music at a recital this evening at the Hammond Country Club. Assisting with the program will be William Clifford, soloist. The con

cert will be one of the leading musical events of the season in Hammond. The CJlftord Musical Studios are located at

206 Ruff building, Hammond, and at the Sherwood School of Music, T13 Fine Arts building, Chicago. The program for the evening will be as follows:

Quartette, Soldiers' Chorus from

Faust Kathryn Sharrer, Elene Reiter, Marjorle Lyman, Katherine Oberlln.

(Qrelg) To Spring Helen Johnson. (Bohm) The Fountain Dorothy Roh-

(Lichner) On the Meadow Fred

Johnson.

Trio, (Oesten) Welcome to Spring Virginia Ray, Marjorle Ruff, Florence Hammond. (Bartlett) Teaching Dolly to Walk Harriet Ray. (Lemont) Twinkling Stars Mary Johnson. Duet, (Behr) March Militalre Caroline Paxton and Grace Bell. (Jungmann) Will o'The Wisp Florence Hammond. (Edwards) Souvenlo de Vienne Ruth Dickover. (Lange) The Waterspclte Creighton Belman.

j Duet, (Von Blon) Whispering Flowers Edith and Marjorle Ruff. j (Bonn) The Gypsy Marjorle Lyman. (Franke) The Mill Alice Hammond. J (Greig) Albumbulatt Elfetan Virgil Reiter.

i a. (Clememtl) Presto Movement-Son-ota op. 37-No. 1. b (Schafer) Bell Promenade Virginia Ray.

i a. (Franz) Wldmung; b. (Wolf) Gesang Weyla's; c. (Massenot) Manon:Le Revo de Grieux William Clifford. (Mendelssohn) Spring Song Mildred Sheerer. j a. (Lichner) Entreatry, (for left hand alone); b. (Merz) Spanish Dance Walker Bell. j a. (Nevln) Posthumous Valse. b. (Lavalee) Paplllon Kathyrn Sharrer. j (Liebling) Scherao Elene Reiter. Quartette, (Harold) Overture from "Zampa." Edith Ruff, Mildred Sheerer, Helen Atkinson, Beatrice Thomas. ; (Nollet) Elegte Helen Atkinson.

(Bartlett) Witches' Frolic Edith Ruff. (Nevln) Egyptian Love Song Beatrice Thomas. Two pianos, (Rubenstein) Valse Caprice Gertrude Sheerer. (Mrs. Clifford assisting). a. (Salter) The Swet O' tha Year; b. (Johnso) Since You Went Away; c. (Thomas) A Vision Entrancing. William ClifTord. Two pianos, (Raff) La Tyrolienne Ethel Lenore Clifford. (Mias Minard assisting)

MEET IN SOUTH CHICAGO. An enjoyable time was spent by the ladies of the German Methodist Society at the home of Mrs. Wuestenberger In South Chicago yesterday afternoon. After the business session a dainty luncheon was served and a delightful time waa spent socially. Fifteen ladies attended from Hammond. LECTirBRS IN HAMMOND. An interesting stereoptlcan lecture on "Lake Geneve" will be given by Dr.

Scott Friday eveninfl, June 27th, at 8 o'clock at the First Christian church.

! The lecture will be on the conferences at Lake Geneva and will be especially jlntrestlng to young people but the gen

eral pudiic is mvnea. ir. sseoii win sail for India as missionary soon. HONOR THEIR SON. Mr. and Mrs. George Hanlon entertained a number of young people very pleasantly last evening ..at their home

in Indiana avenue. The party was given la honor of their son, Lawrence

Hanlon, who was a member of the 8th

grade graduating class of All Solnts Catholic school. The guests at the party were members of the class and there were twenty-one present. They spent the evening plesantly with games and contests. Music was also one of the dlcerslons. "At ten o'clock dainty refreshments were served.

Miss Julia Krlnbill of Minneapolis Is here to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. George Krlnbill and sisters, the Misses Lena and Lillian Krlnbill at their home in An street. Matthew Nelson of Queen City, Mich., returned home yesterday after a visit with his sister, Mrs. Rosebrough at her home, 433 Oak street. A little son weighing ten pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Basil Walker at their home, 103 Russell street this morning at seven o'clock.

Notice to Carpenters. All members of local No. 599, U. B. of C. & J. of A., are requested to meet at the late home of Oscar Norman, 417 West Sibley street, to attend the funeral of Brother Norman, which will be held at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon. H- G. MERRILL. Vice President. :

Hammond Phone 232 NOW PLAYING WALTER LINDSAY'S MUSICAL COMEDY THE RED BIRD ; With MAE TAYLOR And a Big Company COMING SUNDAY Mark Lea's Musical Comedy Review 20 People 20 Seats now Selling

WHEN OTHER nOCTORS FAIL TO CURE YOU, CAW ON H. M. EASTWOOD

j He can cure you and tell you what alls j you.- Examination and consultation free Room 7, Cor. Hohman and State Sts. HAMMOND, INDIANA (Over Lake Co. Trust & Savings Bank)

Grocery and float Specials, Saturday, June 28

8-OUNCE BOTTLE OF VANIL

LA OR LEMON PURE EX

TRACT, each

39c

A BAKER'S MASTERPIECE will always be his bread. However much he may excel In pies, cakes and pastry, the staff of life still holds the sovereignity over tha table. Housekeepers should order bread of us instead of baking at home, because It's better, does not cost more and greatly reduces the work of the kitchen. Our bread delivered dally will give supreme satisfaction. The Hammond Modern Bakery 86 State Street. Fhone 253. BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS. HAMMOND. - - IND.

NO. 2 CANS HAWAI1N SLICED PINEAPPLE, the best we

have in stock, only

19c

RED CROSS per package. . .

SPAGHETTI, 8c

FANCY 40-50 SANTA CLARA

PRUNES, per lb only

SHELLED POP CORNQff lb., 5c or 6 Iba for.. ZjpliL

n. . JL9C

PIECES AND STEM

MUSHROOMS, ca

FANCY CLEAN NO. 2 PZtf HEAD RICE, per lb 25c BOTTLE OF OLIVES for only JLO

CAMPBELL'S SOUPS, 3 cans for. . .

ASSO RTED

25c

HINDQUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound , FOREQUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound; LAMB STEW, per pound BEST BEEF POT ROAST, per pound NO. 1 BACON, (Strips), per pound. 5-POUND PAILS BEST LARD, each 3-POUND PAILS BEST LARD, each L ,

13& -12c 10c 14c 17c 75c .45c

Biscuits

ALL SUNSHINE 10c PACKAGES, 3 for VANILLA WAYFERS, per pound i

COCOANUT BARS, fl fsT per pound JLsas'w FRESH FIG BAR CAKES, .

per pound.. a I ley.

SUNSHINE HYDROX CAKES, per pound

25c 18c

40c

FREH SHREDDED COCOANUT

In bulk, per pound

1-LB CANS OF PRICE'S AND

ROYAL BAKING POWDER only...

17c

E'S AND 39c

A GOOD EATING PINK SALMON, Mb tall cans LIQUID VENEER, makes all old

things look new, 60c size

CREPE TOILET PAPER, the

10e roll, 3 for

1-LB PACKAGE PURE CORN STARCH for....jjjC

39c PER, the 23c

MONARCH CATSUP, 25c size,

19C 15c size, ' 2 for

FRESH GREEN PEAS, Q quart

FANCY CAULI

FLOWER, head Qq

DIAMOND CRYSTAL COOKING

SALT, 4-lb packages.

3 packages for.

25c

12c

GRANULATED SUGAR, with $1.00 grocery order, 10 pounds for.

r:25c

42c

578 Hohman St., Hammond Phones 1550-1551