Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 38, Hammond, Lake County, 1 August 1913 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

MR. PHILLIP A HOSTESS., Honoring Mrs. Anna Herman Kunert of Pasadena. CaL. who la the guest of relatives, Mrs. Frank PhUlipa enter t&lned guests very charmingly yesterday at her home In Summer street. Ths afternoon was spent with games and contests, in which prizes were won by Mrs. William Huehn and Mrs. T. F. Leary. At 4:30 o'clock two course luncheon was served. The home was decorated with garden flowers. Mrs. rhllllps had as guests, Mrs. Kunert of Tasadena, Mrs. William Hlgglns and Mrs. Frank Erickson of Chicago and Miss Clara Kriewits of South Chicago, and the following from Hammond: Mrs. Joseph Wels, Mrs. Sidney Curtis, Mrs. W. J. Stewart, Mrs. Mathew HofTman, Mrs. Saylor Long, Mr? Frank Hall, Mrs. Martin Flnneran. Mrs. William Huehn, Mrs. F. C. Brlncken, Mrs. Geo. Shea. Mrs. T F. Leary, Miss Myrtle Huehn and Miss Frances Curtis A TORCH PARTY.

Miss Dorothy Rohrer entertained at a porch party yesterday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrer In South Hohman street. The party honored her two house guests. Miss Ethelyn Rohrer of Virden. 111. and Miss Margaret Jones of Chicago. In the games and guessing contests the honors were won by Miss Helen BUY YOUR DRUG STORE MERCHANDISE AT at SUMMERS PHARMACY, (The Home of Quality and Service.)

Bridge and Miss Ruth Dlckover. Following the games a dainty collation was served. The following girls were guests at the pretty function, the Misses Margar-, et Jones, Ethelyn Rohrer. Helen Bridge, Ruth Dlckover, Florence Hammond, Virginia Hay, Elene Relter, Laura Fitzgerald, Margaret McHie, Irene Brocker, Beulah rock, Margaret Gauthler, Vergene Hammond, Kathryn Sharrer and Helen Wolf. ESTERTA1XS INFORMALLY. Mrs. W. H. Spellman entertained a few friends informally at a thimble party last Tuesday afternoon at her home In Carroll street. Her guests were thr members of the Colonial Club and with them Mrs. Spellman entertained Mrs. F. B. Olwln formerly of Hammond but now of Robinson 111. The club members will have their next meeting at the home of Mrs. C. B. Tlnkham in Williams street. EXTKRTAINS WITH CARDS.

Mrs. C. K. Jackson entertained the members of the Sunshine Club very pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her home in Claude street. The afternoon was devoted to cards. Mrs. Date won the first honors in the games and prizes were als ow on by Mrs. J. P. Ryan. Mrs. F. J. O'Rourke, and Mrs.

William Lacey. The next meeting of

the club will be held on the afternoon of August 14th at the home of Mrs. J. C. Jackson, 812 Claude street. A THIMBLE: PARTY.

The members of the R. A. E. Club had a delightful meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Tohn In

Detroit street. After a few hours

Eon Store

IPSBF Food! (&ffCff

Friday and Saturday Special Sale of Articles Containing Hamilton Coupons which are Redeemable for S. &H. Stamps

2Sc 14c 13c 8k 32c 15c .....J... 25c 21c , 17c 15c :.. 8c 29c

Golden Egg Macaroni, Spaghetti and Noodles, 10c pkga, 3 for Franco-American Spaghetti, No. 2 cans My Wife's Salad Dressings, large bottles 23c medium size Ready Maid Concentrated Soups. 10c cans now only Swift's Pride Soap, 10 bars for. Swift's Washing Powder, the high package only...... Swift's Naphtha Soap, V 1 bars for .v. .... ........... . . IT Runkel's Famous Cocoa, ,- ., one-half pound tins Runkel's PremKim Chocolate, one-half pound cakes Salvation Matches (5-cent packages). 4 for '. Jelly Corn, the fine desert, package McLaughlin's Blue Shield Coffee, one-pound packages Wool Soap, 5c cakes 4 for Wool Soap Chips, per pkg : ,

15c 9c

spent with their needle work the guests were invited Into the dining room for erf reshments. The club members will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Edward Aubry In Michigan avenue Thursday afternon August 14.

MEETIXO WAS POSTPOSED. The meeting of the Golden Rod Club

which was announced would take place

yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Donovan in Ann street was postponed for another week on account of sickness. RETl'RN FROM AUTOMOBILE TRIP.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rleman and

children and Mrs. J.' M. Turner have returned from a most delightful automobile trip through Southern Indiana. They visited in Lowrenceburg and Indianapolis. Mr. Rleman's cousin, Miss Nellie Reser of Vevey returned to Ham

mond in the party and will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rleman at their home In Calumet avenue for several days.

Lion Brand XXXX Patent Flour, our guarantee with every sack,

hi bbl sack, 1,29' bbl sacks...,.

68c

Cedar Valley Creamery Butter, the

butter without a fault per lb

30c

Our Famous Leader Coffee, it will surely please you, m7f lb - &C

Fresh Roasted Santos and

Coffee, extra special this 6ale, lb

Rio

ISc

Carnation Brand Evaporated tall cans Qq. Email cans ..." Lulu Scouring Powder, sifting top cans..... Fresh Made Pretzels, per lb (20-lb limit.)

Swift's Pride Washing Powder, the big package Best Quality Shredded extra special this sale, ib Snider's Tomato Catsup, per bottle . ,

Milk, 5c 5c

15c Cocoanut, I Be I Oc

Fancy Mezzlna Lemons, extra special, per doz . .

28c

Extra Choice Katamazoo I Celery, per bunch . ... aJC

Fancy Texas Eiberta Peaches, per basket.

I9c

Choice Wax Beans, per pound

SSiosing Out Sale off Wines &m$ Lienors Four splendid reasons why you should Buy Wines and Liquors at this time.

Royal Crown Whiskey in gallon Jugs, regular price 1.23, OCt closing out price U(JC California High Gradt Sherry Wine, Royal Crown Brand in gallon jugs, regular price 1.75, Ofl closing out price OwC

California Very High Grade Brandy 104 proof, regular price ai 1.65; gal, jugs now. . . . fcJJ

Cream Rye Whiskey, pint bottles, closing out sale price

21c

CANDIES. Circus Peanuts, dainty summer confection, 20c value, 4 special. 4 BvC Milk Cubes wrapped in tin $Q foil, 60c grade, per lb WvC Peanut Butter and Molasses Kisses, 15c grade, " 4 special IC Assorted Fudge, 20c values, j special, per lb Q Fresh Made Jelly Beans, Q assorted flavors, per lb wC

CIGARS. Permits, John Ruskins, Cuba Roma and Little Barrett, all good 6c cigars, special 8 for.r . . . qJ Q Tom Keenes, John Eatons Broadcast and La Azore Opera, all 5c cigars, special ! "or..: Hbc Don Robino, Lord Sheldon and Curley Maid, special OET 10 for fcOC Joe Anderson, Great Gunner, Havana Fives, AP special, 8 for luOC La Marco and Official Seal, 'JF" 10c cigar, special, 5 fof....Q

Friday, August 1, 1913.

Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street 216 Hohman Stree Specials for One Day only Saturday, Aug. 2 Our Meats are the Best Our Prices the Lowest Wife Sell Just as we Hdvertise

HOLD WKEKLV MEETING. This weeks meeting ot the Ladies

Aid Society of the Pine street Presbyterian church was held yesterday at

the home of Mrs. Hanson in Cedar

street. During the social hour refreshments were served.

SOCIAL WAS A SUCCESS. A social was given last evening In

the parlors of the First Congregational church in Gostlin street by the mem

bers of the Ladies Aid Society. Music was rendered by members of the Youlg People's Society. Ice cream and cake were served during- the evening. PICNIC AT THE LAKE FROM. The members of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters had their annual picnic yesterday at the Lake Front. The entire day was spent at the park. An elaborate dinner was served at noon after which several Interesting games were played.

A LAWX SOCIAL. Last evening the committee of the Deborah Society of the First Christian church of which Mrs. LaPler Is chair

man gave a social at Central Park for the benefit of the church. Ice cream and home made cake were

served from small tables. The park was illuminated with Japanese lanterns and pretty garden flowers.

Miss Alys Hess of Michigan avenue is

visiting Mies Margnret Campbell at ic-r

home In Valparalyo, ind., during the week.

Mrs. Frank Hitchcock of Ogrten

street left for Lima, O., today where

she was called on account of the death of her aunt.

The Misses Lyda and Etta Muenlc.h

of South Hehman street are spending

a few days with friends and relatives in Kouts. Ind. William Zarndt of North Dakota is

the guest of Robert Zarndt at his home

In West State street for a few days. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clair W. Pal

mer at their home, 191. Sheffield avenue yesterday, a little son. The child has

been given the names Robert Edelbert

Miss Clara Krlewltz of So. Chicago was the guest of Mrs. T. F. Leary at

her home in Logan street yesterday

SM ALL FRESH PORK LOINS FRESH DRESSED CHICKEN 8!2 LB FRESH LEAF LARD NATIVE LEG OF VEAL NATIVE VEAL ROAST NATIVE VEAL BREAST WITH POCKET HIND QUARTER SPRING LAMB FORE QUARTER SPRING LAMB NATIVE ROUND STEAK

NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST

1 41c I4ic 100 I6ic IBic i etc ISfc 14k 18: I2ic

FRESH BOILING BEEF JJjQ SMALL FRESH PORK m SHOULDER I FRESH HAMBURGER fk STEAK I jj Q HOME CURED CORN BEEF SJmC OSCAR MAYER SUGAR f CURED HAM H4Q SUGAR CURED g Q3 BACON I HfC NO. 1 CAL. I J3 HAM I O4C BBL. CENTURY FLOUR UDC

3 BOXES EMPIRE STARCH, 1 Q 10o SIZE, FOR I QC

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders

iLTuS.. Chas. Berendf

Hohman & Bosnia Stt Phono 431

Hot Weather Don'ts A MONO the hot weather don'ts that annually appear in papers all over the country the one that appeals moat to housekeepers Is. "Never serve heavy meals In summer." Poor thins she's ready to give up the "serving of meals, light or heavy, at this stage of the game, an the difficult part of the wa rn weather catering is that most of the very rourlshing foods are heating to the blood and most of the cooler foods ar not nourishing. The first thing to consider In the making of a menu at all seasons is balance. The housewife should try to arrange the light meals for the hot days and to welcome an occasional cool spell to serve the nutritive foods that are so essential to the preservation of strength. Red meat s!ould be used as little as possible In hot weather. At a meal where It la served the rest of the menu should be light, such as a simple vegetable and an iced dessert. On the other hand, when meat is sot on the bill of fare plenty of nourishment in otiier forms should be providedAa Iced Jellied broth Is appetizing vand nutritive. Fish, cold or hot. a salad and an Ice make a good selection for dinner. Don't play tennis or take long walks If you are feeling tired and "done up."

Mrs. E. B. Tillman entertained a num- j These feelings are nature's warning

11 u.i jruu ueeu u, real, ana 11 you ay in the face of such a .warning you are iound to suffer for It latter.

ber of friends at a thimble-party this afternoon at her home' In South Hohman street In honor of her house guests, Mrs. J. M. Richer of South Whitley, Ind.

Yale Wins At Sedalia.

Fifteen thousand people saw E. C. Brunkhorst, on a Tale single, "clean up" at the motorcycle race which featured the Fourth of July celebration at the State Fa'r Grounds in Sedalia, Mo. Brunkhorst won two of the three events of the day. annexing the 5-mile race for singles as well as the 10-mlle handicap race. Despite the poor condition of the track fast time was made, the 5-inile race being made in 6 mln., 40 sec. and the 10-mlle race in 14 mlnu., 10 see. Special racing machines ar3 not turned out at the Yale factory, as the management refuses to countenance other than road races and endurance contests; but whenever individual riders try their hand at track raciip, the Yale invariably gives them all the power and speed necessary to "keep up with the procession." Adv.

GRAPE JUICE SHERBET.

ILodge Assemblies

A meeting of the members of Hammond Hive No. 2 L. .O T. M. will be held this evening in the K. ot P. hall in South Hohman street. Thia evening the members of the True Kindred Lodge will meet in the I O. O. F. hall in East State street for ahelr regular semi-monthly meeting. The regular weekly meeting of the members of the Dorcas Lodge of Rebeck ah s will take place Saturday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall.

New Cases Filed. 10744. R. 2. Wm. Hillsman (J. M. Stinson) vs. Wojlech Shot; fore, mtg. 1074 R. 2. Albert Manis (J. M. Stinson) vs. Michigan Central Railroad Co.; damages. 1074. R. 3. Title Guaranty & Security Co. (Reilly & Hardy) vs. Geo. W. Young; suit on insurance contract. A 10747. R. 1. Steve Langowskl (P. A. Parks) vs. Ignatz Bursky et al; suit on bond. 10748. R. 1. Jos. Shover (J. W. Brissey) vs. Laura Shover; divorce. 10749. R. 2. J. I. Case Threshing Mch. Co. (J. K. Stinson) vs. V. W. Parker; fore, chatt. mtg.

BUY YOUR DRESS PATTERN at ....-- SUMMERS PHARMACY. (Butterick Patterns.)

f)N some warm days, when nothing but a frozen dessert appeals to the fancy, fruit is strangely lacking.' Perhaps the berries have mildewed be

cause of rain or dried up because of

heat, or perhaps the robins have eaten the cherries or the railway companies have for some reason been remiss

about shipping fruit from the grower

to the consumer. For such a day noth

tng could be more refreshing than

grape Juice sherbet. Make It of a quart

of milk, a pint of sugar, a quart of

grape Juice and the Juics of a lemon.

Melt the sugar with a bottle of the

(-Tape Juice and the lemon Juice and

then pour this mixture, with the rest of

the grape Juice, over the milk and freeze.

10750. R. 2. Citizens German Natl. Bank (J. K. Stinson) vs. Chas. G. Miller; suit on note. 10751 R. 3. Eva A. Bechtel (Harris & Ressler) Geo. J. Bechtel; divorce. 10752 Mary Ondo (Kennedy and Lotz) Samuel Mocko and Anna Mocko Receivership Rl. 10753 Progress Wholesale Grocery Co. (Bomberge.r Sawyer & Curtis) vs.The Umpleby Co. Receivership R. 1. 10754 Daniel Mlszohrlt (J. A. Meade) vs H. W. & E. Chicago Ry Co. Personal injury. 10755 Paul H. Holtz (J. A. Meade) vs Louise F. Holtz. Divorce. R 2. 10758 James O'Donnell (J. A. Meade) vs. Adam Koschlnak and Anton Krai. Suit on bond. Room 8. 10757 John McKay (Joseph Meade) vs. Greta McKay. Divorce. Room 1. 10758 Stanislaus Kosmowskl (Crumpacker & Crumpacker) vs. Michigan Central R. R. Co. Damages. Room 1. 10759 Joe Paradlch (I. Leon Gould) vs. Trease Paradlch. Divorce. Room J. 10760. R. 2. Augusta L. Kranlchfeld (I. Leon Gold) vs. Phillip Kranlchfeld; divorce 10761. R. 2. Jennie M Schau (I Leon Gold) vs. Andrew Schsu; divorce. 10762. R. l.Shannah Imholx (I. Leon Gould) vs. Owen T. Imholz; divorce. 1076. R. 1. Jesse German (I. Leon Gould) Peter German; divorce. 10764 R 2. Ardolph Link . (M. E. Crltes) vs. Blanche Link; divorce.

NOTICE. Painters of Local 460 Hammond, you sre hereby notified that Bro, Edward Stolley was regularly elected our business agent and Bro. A. D. Gray, Financial Secretary. Therefore do not pay any money to W. T. Ginn in that capacity or transact any of local business with him Tou are requested to bring or send in your due books for examination at once. A. D. Gray, Financial Secretary, Phone 526R, 4818 Magoun Avenue, East Chicago.

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TONIGHT MAD CAP OF THE HILLS By Myrtle Gfiampaljw Wright HAMMOND HARMONIZING FOUR and 5 op More Amateur Acts

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Special for Saturday All ladies $3.00 and4 3.50 White Canvass Button Goodyear Welt Q Crt Shoes at ibawU Broken lots of White Buck

Pumps, $3, 3.50 and $4.00, at. . .

Children's and Ladies Barefoot Sandals, all sizes.

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95 STATE ST. HAMMOND. IND.

2.50

Days News In Gary

PARASOL. CAP AND RETICTJXJS MATCH SUIT. HPHE pretty maid who makes a picture on the sand is well equipped for coquetry. Her silken costume this summer Is matched by parasol, cap and reticule. Her feet are shod In silken slippers, and she has even a corsage bouquet of rubber roses tucked In her belt.

Wood Issues Statement. L. Clarke Wood, president of the Gary Securities company, which was tied up by an attachment issued a few days ago at the behest of the Porter County and Gary Trust and Savings bank and others, today issued a statement regarding his position In the matter. He charges that the. Gary Tryst and Savings bank through one of Its officers, J. B. Green, Is mixed in certain real estate deals furthered by Wood. His ststement alleges that the bank officer charged a terrific price for a loan.

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Moe' Laporte Job. Ingwald Moe, Gary, who has the contract for the new bank building, was in the city today grolng over the work that has been done. On account of the fact that the steel for the building has not been shipped yet the work Is not progressing as fast now as It did at first, many of the men who were working on the contract being laid off. Mr. Moe had his arm, that was injured a few days ago by cranking an automobile, out of the sling, but he is still unable to use it. Laporte Argus-Bulletln.

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NOTICE After Augu-t 1st, the firm cf JAQUES & YOUNQ will be changed to B. O. YOUNU PRIN UNO COMPANY.

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Apples and pears should always be wiped with a clean cloth and then rinsed under the tap before using for dessert.

Gary Man's Brother. Edward R. Hahoney, city editor of the Journal, was appointed controller of the Chicago sanitary district at a meeting of the drainage board yesterday. He was appointed to fill the va

cancy made by the resignation' of Royce E. Eckstrom. He will get 15,000 a year. Mr. Eckstrom is the brother of Harold Eckstrom, manager of the All-man-Gary Title company.

Harry Barker has received word from George Vaugh-Bacon, Jr., of Gary that he Is to be 'married in New York. Mr. Bacon is now the New York dramatic critic of the Red Book, Green Book and Blue Book magasines..

BUY YOUR CANDY AND CIGARS FROM SUMMERS' CASES. (Kept right Sold riffhtO

A CIGAR OF MERIT BOOSTER HAVANA CIGAR With that velvet taste. None genuine without name

STERLING" on each band. BOOSTER CIGAR COMPANY Tel. 228. 3211 Block Avenue. Indiana Harbor. Ind.

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Your fuel bill will be less If you cook with Gas. No. Ind. Gas & Blec Co,

Chase and Sanborn's Seal Brand Coffee in 1 lb. cans only One Quart Cans of Antonini's Olive Oil, each Monarch Catsup, 25c size for 21c; 15c size 2 for. Extra Small Sifted Peas, Blue Bell brand, can Hart Brand Baked Beans, 15c size 2 for Full Quart Bottles Ammonia, 10c size 2 for Midget Sweet Pickles, about 75 to the quart, per qt

Legs Lamb (Spring) per lb Best Beef Pot Roast, per lb Best Rib Roast Beef, per lb

37c i .05 25c 14c 25c 15c 30c

Meats'

16c 14c

10c Rolls Toilet Paper 3 for White Horse Brand Seeded Raisins, 1-lb packages for Fresh Green Peas, 3 quarts for Extra Large Prunes, 30-40 size, per'lb only

25c Cans of Preserved Figs. Everybody should eat them. They're good for the health. Fat Mackerel, weighing about 4 1 lb, each I OC

25c 10c 25c 12c

3-lb Strips Bacon, per lb Lamb Stew, per lb

HmumpiOT IB

..17ic 12c

.: 18c rovci 578 Hohman St., Hammond VUSo Phones J550-I551