Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 44, Hammond, Lake County, 8 August 1913 — Page 2

Friday, 'August 8, 1913AT W ndiana

THE TIMES.

Harbor vs. Laondales

A SIHPKISE PAHTV. A dellgrnful party was given as a surprise to Mr. M. E. Kolb last evenlnjr at hl Tiiomo in Sibley street. The party was frlven to celebrate his birthday aniversavy and he received many Klfts in rernertbrance of the day. Pink roses were usd as decorations In the home. A numlfcr of frames were played and music was also a pleasant feature f the evening. A dainty lunch

eon was served in two courses at ten o'clock. AmonK the guests at tho party were Mr. and Mrs. Georpe Knoerzer, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Knoerier, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Scherer, Mr. and Mrs. Doenitz, Mr. and Mrl. Harry Peakln, Mr. and Mrs. John Honouest. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Lauer-

man, Mr. and Mrs. William Humpfer, Mr. and Mrs. Georpe Kusmaul. Mrs. M. Kolk. and Mrs. Hoebel. the Misses ,

Mary Mason, Clara Schaker, Rose Schopp, and Clara and Apnes Kolb and Messrs. Nick Moser, Frank Hoess and Leonard Kolb.

WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS

loim Qipe

iP.w Food (USos;E$f A STRAIGHT CAR CONTAINING 3,500 Gallons V OP PURE CIDER VINEGAR BOUGHT DIRECT PROM THE MANUFACTURER Large purchases similar to this, which we frequently make, enables us to give you better goods at lower prices. We're the only store in Hammond that can handle such quantities. ABSOLUTELY PURE CIDER VINEGAR finest grade for pickling, special at, 1 0f per gallon I tJC Send or bring your own jug if possible.

Best Quality Whole Mixed Pickling Spices, per pound

18c

Globe Soap Co's Famous U. S.

Mail Soap, 10 bars for

42c

With every 10 bars we will give free one package of Grandma's Washing Powder.

Finest Quality White and Yellow American Cheese, Brick and

Limburger Cheese

extra special, per

iJuuul g IJ.A

at.

2U

Cedar, Valley Creamery Butter, you can buy butter cheaper elsewhere, but remember it is not Cedar Valley, lb JUG

Fancy Elberta Peaches, per basket

Choice Red Ripe Tomatoes, per basket , ,

I9c 18c

Fancy Solid Head Lettuce, J rt each, 6C. 8C and I UC

Choice Cantaloupes, each, 3C 5C and..

7c

National Biscuit Co.'s

1 Cocoanut Cr Fancy Glnge ' King Bee Cs

Crisp Cakes, per pound.

r Wafers, per pound..

akes, per pound

16c 12c 17c

69c

McBrayer's Bottled In Bond Whis

key and Cream Rye Whiskey, full quart bottles

Maryland Rye Whiskey and S. P. S.

California Brandy, per bottle ,

7Sc

69c

Put in a supply of Canned Fish at these special prices. Most convenient to have on hand during hot weather. Monarch Red 8almon, No. 1 flat cans 27c Bird Brand Red Salmon, No. 1 tall cans.,, -19C Corsedd Choice Red Alaska Salmon, No. 1 tall cans XQc Maine Brand Pink Salmon, No. 1 flat cans 12C Cracker Jack Pink Salmon, No. 1 tall cans. JQq Union Finest Mustard Sardines, per can 0c Choice Mustard Sardines, per can Togo Brand Y Domestic Oil Sardines, 3 cans for '-IOC Choice Oil Sardines (key opener), 4 cans for , 5c J4 Pilot Kippered Herring, 4 cans for 5c Yz Izirma Finest Crab Meat, per can 25c No. 1 Wet Pack Magnolia Brand Shrimps, can 12C LION BRAND, XXXX PATENT FLOUR AND PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR H-barrel sacks, 69c -barrel sacks, 1.35 -barrel sacks, 2.65

Our Famous Leader Coffee, per pound 9Tp I

Choice Santos Peaberry Coffee, per pound... nn I . . '&oj I

omoa ana nio uonce, per pound '"'SlC Carnation and Pet Brand Milk, tall cans, 80 81135111 03118 4c Belmont Pure Apriot Perserves, jar 12C

Uncle Sam Famous ft Washington Crisp, the big A Breakfast Food, package.. . C packages of Corn Flakes, pkg. Q Lion Brand Turkish 1-lb Packages 20-Mule Top Notch Matches, 12 Bath 8oap, F" Team Borax, boxes In large Q cake UC package HQ package. vQ EXTRA SPECIALS FROM OUR CLOSING OUT SALE OF WINES AND LIQUORS

Imported Spanish Sherry, full quarts now

Club House Gin, fine qual- f ity, bottle QgQ Getreide Doppel Kummel, Qft -plnt bottles now WwC Royal Crown Gin, Mft now, bottle tfOC Atherton and Klenwood Whiskey,

full quart bottles now . . . .

79c

Special Candy Sale

Peanut Butter Molasses Kisses, 15c value, per lb.... Circus Peanuts, regular 20c values, per pound Milk Chocolate and Almond Bare, 3 for

lie 14c iOc

Choice of All of our 5c pkgs of Chewing Gum, 3 for

Carmel Dainties, 20c value, per pound

10c

15c

MRS. K It A L.O W KTI V HOSTESS. Sirs. Fred Kralowetz entertained th4 members of the Good Will Club very pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her home In Kim street. Cards were a feature of the afternoon's .entertainment, pedro being played progressively at three tables. The hostess won the first honors and prizes were also won by Mrs. Henrietta. Huber, Mrs. Richard Smith and Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Charles Luthman was awaided the

consolation pi lie. After the card games a prettily appointed luncheon was served In two courses. Twelve covers were laid. In two weeks the club members will be entertained byMrs. Charles Luthman at her home in Sibley street. AXNl'AL KEINION. 1 Members of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. and Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. spent a very pleasant day yesterday picnicking at the Lake Front. It was their anual reunion and the committee, in charge had a number of Interesting , games and contests arranged for the entertainment of the

members. Among the prise winners In the various races were Mrs. Tate, Mrs. Eureka Tuley, Mrs. Lizzie Burge and Mrs. Charles Luthman. An elaborate picnic dinner was served at noon. The affair was very largely attended. Monday evening the members of Tiumph Council will hold their regular meeting in the I. O. O. F. Hall and on Tuesday evening will occur the regular semi-monthly meeting of Golden Rule Council. ANSUAL riC.MC. The annual picnic of the Northside Ladies" Club was held at Douglas Park. Members of their families were the only invited guests. In all there were forty-six present. The picnic party left for the park at ten o'clock and spent the day every pleasantly with contests and games. An elaborate picnic dinner was served at noon and late in the afternoon another luncheon was served. Arrangements were made during the day for the nest

regular monthly meeting of the club which will be held In September at the home of Mrs. Bothwell in Johnson street. Mrs. Bothwell will be hostess

at a thimble party.

A SOCIAL. 1(EETIG. Mrs. P. Meyn, Mrs. Fred Ges-

cheidler and Mrs. August GenVich, en

tertained the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Taul's Lutheran

church very delightfull yesterday afternoon In the church hall in Clinton street. There was a large attendance

of the membership at the meeting a number of whom brought their needle work. A supper was served at fourthirty o'clock. A silver collection was taken during the afternoon and a nice sum was realized which, will be used by the society for the benent of the church. The next meeting c-f the society will occur in two weeks on the afternoon of August 21st.

MEET IX CHI RCII rARLOItS. The weekly meeting of the Martha Society, was held yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. It was a busines meeting and several matters of Interest were discusseod. Following the business session refreshments

were served and a most enjoyable so-, clal hour was passed. Arrangements ' were made for the next meeting to j bo held Thursday afternoon. August 14 j in the church parlors. Business of great importance will be transacted and refreshments will be served. INVITED TO THE LI II K Alt V. All children are invited to the Hammond Tubllc Library for the Story Telling Hour Saturday, August 9 between ten and eleven o'cIock. Fairy tales and Robin Hood stories will be a feature of the program. PICNIC AT THE LAKE FHOXT. Instead of the regular weekly meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pine street Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon the membf-rs pic

nicked at the Lake Front. They left for the park about ten o'clock and served an elaborate dinner at noon. The afternoon was pased very enjoyably with conti.-sts and games. A number of members were present to enjoy the affair. Another meeting .if the society will take place Thursday

'afternoon of next week and the host

ess will be named later.

of their marriage and will extend them their" heartiest and best wishes.

GRANTED A LICENSE. A marriage license was granted Miss Emma Kerner and Thomas Eastridge in Chicago yesterday afternoon. Both young people are from Hammond and have a large circle of riends here to when the announcement will be of interest.

A CLASS PICNIC The girls of the Willing Workers

J Class of the First Christian Sunday

, school will have their annual picnic

tomorrow afternoon at the Lake Front. ; They will meet at Central Park and take the two o'clock car. Games and contests will be features of

the afternoon after which a picnic supper will be served. Mis. James

Graves, the class teacher will meet with the girls.

MAUKIEI) IN CHICAGO. Miss Hazel Leets and J. LaHay were quietly married In Chicago yesterday

afternoon. They left soon after the

ceremony for an extended trip aftor which they will be at home In Williams street. Mr. LaHay came to Hammond from Boston and Is employed at tho W. B. Conkey plant. Mrs. LaHay formerly lived in Peru. Ind. Both young people are well konwn in Hammond and their many friends here will extend them their heartiest best wishes and congratulations. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends.

neighbors and flower girls for their kindness and sympathy showin during

our recent bereavement. MR. AND MRS. J. C. CAMP.

The best Hair Grower on earth can

be had by addressing C. Hicks, per

sonal, 1128 South Michigan avenue,

Chicago, 111.

Airs. G. L. Smith and daughters.

Helen and Edith and mother, Mr?. Helen Hammond left Thursday morning for Charlevoix, Mich., to be gone three weeks. Miss Bertha Hansen of Rlmbach avenue will return home this evening

after spending two weeks at Saugatuck, Mich. Mr. George Beebe and son have returned home from St. Louis where they visited Mr. Beebe's brother, Lawrence Beebe for a few weeks. Mrs. George Beebe is entertaining her niece, fclrSs Arthtyt Wallace and Mr. Wallace of Hoopston. 111., at her home in Ash street. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Conroy of Waltham street left Wednesday morning for Pittsburgh and after a short visit' here will go to the Allegheny Mountains for several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Stafford and son, Norman of Detroit street will go to Chicago tomorrow for a visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. L. Marshall, 1HS Monroe street has been very 111 with gall stones for the past four weeks. Joseph Austgen returned to his home in East Sibley street this morning from Atlantic City and other points in the east where he spent his vacation.

burg and will reach Hammond on Au

gust 23. Father Koch will celebrate his first solemn mass at St. Joseph's church on Sunday, August 24, In this city. He has spent thirteen years in preparation for the priesthood, having been at Dayton, Ohio, most of the time and the four last years abroad. Father Koch is a member of the Marist community at Dayton, Ohio. He will spend a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Koch and family, at 155 Highland street. Rev, Koch lived with his parents in Crown Point till thirteen years ago, when he began his study for the ministry. His father, a retired farmer, lived In Crown Point until a year ago, when he moved his family to Hammond.

A Gas Range combines convenience and economy. No. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co.

Hammond Meat Market 101 Slate Street 216 Hohman Street Specials for One Day only Saturday, Aug, 9 Our Meats are the Best Our Prices the Lowest We Sell Just as we Mduertise

SMALL FRESH PORK LOIN, per pound

COMBINATION. Yon can amokt and chew "Conntry Club." Nothing better. Save the Coo. pons. See premium list. McIIle-Scot-tra Toh. Co.

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Tonight 5 or more AMATEUR ACTS

FRESH DRESSED CHICKEN, per pound... NATIVC LEG OF VEAL, per pound

NATIVE VEAL ROAST, 5401 Magoun Ave., East C NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with pocket, per lb

HIND QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound

FORE QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound

NATIVE ROUND STEAK, per pound

NATIVC BEEF POT ROAST, per pound.

14ic 141c I6ic

16ic 15k 14c

174c

1 21s

FRESH BOILING BEEF, per pound

FRESH HAMBURGER STEAK, per pound...

HOME CURED CORN BEEF, per pound

MOOSC BRAND HAMS, per pound

SUGAR CURED BACON, per pound

NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound.,

FANCY NAVEL ORANGES, per dozen

-BARREL CENTURY FLOUR

NEW POTATOES, per peck

I Qic 10 c 5 1 ISIc 18!c 13ic 15c ..67c 32c

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

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Hohman & 6ost!Ia Sts Phone 431

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HAMMOND YOUNG MAN ORDAINED Rev. Georpe J. Koch, who was ordained to the priesthood at the Frt-bourg-cathedral, Fribourgr, Switzerland, on Sunday, August S, is now on his way back to the states. On his Journey homeward he will upend a

short time at Taris and London and will sail from Southampton, Enjrland, on August 13 for New York on the boat Kaiser Wllhelm. He will spend a few days at New York, Buffalo and Pitts-

You can afford to buy Merchant Tailored Clothes if you buy them from the Young Men's Tailors 61 State Street For Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. Call 771

MME. CLAY SPIRITUAL MEDIUI AND CX.ARIYOYANT Readings daily from 10 a. m. till 9 p. m. Sundays by appointment only. 4501 Magoun Ave., East Chicago.

, POSTPONE MEETING.

i The "meeting of the Gold Rod Club

which was announced would take

place yesterday afternoon at the home

of Mrs. Donovan in Ann street was postponed. Mrs. Green will be the next hostess and will entertain the club members at her homo In Ash street. Cards will be the entertainment for the afternoon.

JFvmn arw DAYS MORE

WEDDING 18 ANNOUNCED. Announcement was made today of the marriage of Miss Mabel Dinwiddle of Hammond and Victor Smith of Crown Point which occurred In Paw Paw City, Mich., Tuesday, August 5. Mr. and Mrs. Smith returned to Hammond yesterday and are at the home of relatives. The wedding was a very quiet one and came as a surprise to the' relatives and many friends of the bride In Hammond. Mrs. Smith is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. AV. Dinwiddle of East State street. She is a graduate of the Hammond hijfh school and for the past year has been employed as a stenographer for a-Hammond law firm. Both Mr. and Mrs. Smith have many flrends in Hammond and throughout the county who will

75 Suit Lengths left over of first class Pure Woolens in all colors and shades also for pants none less than $25.00 Must go Friday and Saturday for

Made in Hammond with Hair Cloiii UnbreakaDle Front Guaranteek to Hi, Act Quick to Get the Best.

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Hats for Fall. Shirts are Still

ing at a Reduction.

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THE CIGAR WITH THE REPUTATION THEBOOSTER With that velvet taste. None genuine without name "L." STERLING" on each band. BOOSTER CIGAR COMPANY

Tel. 228.

3211 Block Avenue.

Indiana Harbor. Ind.

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69 State St.

Phone 7711

References: First National Bank and West Hammond Trust and Savings Bank.

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THE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL SOCIETY Will hold their first meeting in Weis Hall SUNDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10TH AT 8 P. M. There wU be speaking and tests. The public is welcome.

DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM Can be seen every day between the hours of 10 a. m. and 9 p. m. All in trouble come to 77 State Street or telephone 901-R for appointment.

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