Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 55, Hammond, Lake County, 21 August 1913 — Page 2
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Hammond's Greatest Dept. Store
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Best
JUVENILE DEP'T (Second Floor)
Rompers, 25c Splendid Rompers, made of medium dark blue gingham with white piping round neck and long sleeves, neat garments made as wen as the best, 2 to 6 years.
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.Tlmxsdav, August 21, 1913. i '
A Few of Our Many Bar gains for School Needs DRY GOODS
Gingham for waists and dresses, dark colors in 3trtpes and checks.
will not fade, regular 10c value, yard
Ribbon, all silk taffeta, 3 Inches wide, all colors, plain and fancy, just the ribbon for hair Q and sashes, yard Q() Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, full
size, good material, 3 for
(Limit 6 to a customer)
Percale, double fold, fast colors, m
neat figures, yard
Be
olors, 6c
j MEN'S UNDERWEAR
i As this hot weather continues it re
quires more summer underwear and we are ready to supply your wants.
$1.00 Union Suits, all sizes, Just the
thing for hot weather, ppecial sale price t .
78c
Men's Ffne BaffcfTggan Shirts and Drawers, all sizes in white, blue and . natural, regular . 60c and 75c values, sale price, while I ft ft they last, 35c; 3 for.:.... .UU
We have about. 3. dozen Men's Athletic Union Suits, as good as any
$1.00 garments sold, special price ...... . . . .
49c
Special for Friday and Continuing the Rest of August We still have some very attractive' h ata rv rit v cnmmflf otnfV '
that we have again marked downl
for a final clearance, 9c, 19c, 39c, 69c, 99c, 1.99 Hats in these lots that sold as high
as $15.00, exceptional values. Another Showing of Advance Fall Styles We are receiving new hats dail;
and are ready to show you a com
plete line of felts in all the newf2 . f J. -A M Ail
coionngs ana wnue, not iorgeiungi
the popular black satin, silk and'
velvet hats at popular prices.
HACK FROM TRIP. Mrs. W. C. Murphey. 436 Summer street who has with her mother been enjoylnt? a pleasant sojourn in Quebec
and Toronto, Canada for a week
returned home.
has
FRIDAY'S SPECIAL SHOE DEPARTMENT
Men's Shoes, genuine Box Grain, all solid leather, in
blueher style, 'Pug toe, our regular 4 2.00 seller, Friday's special , , 9 .OiJ
DRUG SPECIALS Two 10c Bars of Armour's Soap and 25c Size Talcum Powder, 45c OR ft value for. .... &wu Hydrogen Peroxide ? V-lb bottle C Tooth Brushes, sample lot, exceptionally good tn values Ol
BASEMENT SPECIALS
No. 8 and 9 Heavy Retin-
ned Wash Boiler, copper
bottom, 1.3o value
Water Glasses, plain
98c
or fancy bottom, 3 fortJu
Hardwood Coat and Gar
ment Hangers, 3 for
5cl
Friday's Groceries
Double Coupons Except Flour and Sugar
SUGAR Best Granulated, with grocery order of 1.00 or more, flour or butter not included, f 10 pounds C BUTTER Elgin Creamery, guaranteed absolutely
pure and finest quality obtainable, 0 1 jp b
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Bismark or Belmont Preserves, all kinds, . ) Jj 20-ounce jar '. nfC Ready Made Soups, vegetable or tomato, 4 VI t 2 cans IOC Fancy Peaberry Coffee, regular 30c kind, )Kr 4 lbs., 99c; per lb. . ZiJU Richelieu Kidney Beans,
the best packed, f Hft doz., 1.15; per can. . 3 UC Fancy Messina Lemons,
large and verjr juicy Q Q a 3 doz., 82c; dozen. . fOU Kirk's American Family, Fels Naptha or U. S. Mail Soap, with grocery order, ?orars...........".29c T" i -i i X j
uaienuL isuuer, try a ;jar.
large size only. ,
15c
per pound
Shasta Brand Salmon, fine eating, 3 cans, 40c; 4 A-1-pound can tTj
Blue Cross Macaroni or
Spaghetti, two 10c packages . .
Early June Peas or No. 3 Tomatoes, dozen fjg cans, 1.05; per can. . .J Monarch Brand Early June Peas, extra 4 fancy, per can. . . . 0U Mason Fruit Jars, Perfec
tion Brand, dozen V gallon size, 65c; dozen quart size, 47c; dozen pint OQp size uOli
Jell-O, the new dessert,
AN AFTERXOOS PARTY. A very pleasant affair yesterday was
that of Mrs. Wm. Love's birthday
party for her little two-year-old
daughter, Mildred. The little children
and their mothers (fathered on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Love, 132 Highland street. The mothers embroidered while the children played frames under the supervision of Mrs.
Love and Mrs. R. C. Hobbs. The victrola and a delicious luncheon were also pleasant features of the party. Little Mildred was the recipient of many pretty birthday gifts. The guests were Mesdames R. C. Hobbs, Harry Morganeau, Roy Terry, C. J. Clarke, James Dickson, Edward Rhode, V. Sarber, A. Dietrich, gam Ertgleton, George Houser and M. Champaign. The children were Franklin and Forest Hobbs. Ralph Morganeau. Miriam Terry, Emma and: Robert Clarke, Vivian Dickson, Edith Faye and Irene May Rhode, Chester Sarber, Vivian and Virgene Dietrich, Majorle Engleton, and Marion and Wayne Houser. GlEST OF MRS. BASXACEB. Mrs. George Hannauer of Ruth and State Line streets is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Koehm of St. Louis. A CANDY SALE AND PARTY. Mrs. Earl Robertson's class of the Christian Sunday school will have a cadny sale and afternon party In the church basement Friday afternoon. The candy sale opens at 1:30. ' The
mothers and friends of the KlrlS In the class are most cordially invited to ittend. An admission of five cents will be charged and liKht refreshments will be served during the afternoon.
VISITINCJ MRS. JACOB FOI. . Mrs. Alex Smith and son Frank of Fitzgerald. Oa are the' gruests of Mrs.
Smith's sister, Mrs. Jacob Fox of Doty street. .
FIRST MEETING OF LODGE. The Ancient Oder of Hibernians, or
ganized two weeks ago will have their
first meeting this evening In All Saints'
Hall on Sibley street. As this Is the
first meeting since organization there will be Important business to transact and all members are urged to ba
present. All members who have given In their" names but have not been obliged are requested to be present.
WILL VISIT HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bridge of North
Crystal Lake. 111., will arrive this
evenlnpr for a vlsft at the home of Mr. Bridge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bridge on Ruth street. Mr. Edgar Bridge was formerly of Hammond. RETl'RX HOME.
Mrs. C. E. Brewbaker of Pine street
has returned from a pleasant visit In Whitehall and Muskegon, Mich. Her daughter. Miss Iva has returned from Waukegan. CAMP FIRE GIRLS. The Camp Fire Girls went to Lake Front Park this afternoon for a marshmallow roast. GO TO CANADA. Mrs. James B. Ortt and two children of Plummer avenue have gone to Toronto, Canada for a two weeks' visit. They accompanied Mr. Ortt's mother home who was on a vlsih here. RUHSTADTS AT PALM BEACH. Friends have received cards from
Mr. and Mrsi M. Ruhstadt and Miss Fannie Ruhstadt who are Palm Beach, Fla., for an extended visit. MISS SOUL'S GUEST DEPARTS. Mis Irene MacBride of New Albany, Ind., who has been Miss Ruth Sohl'a house guest has gone to Minnesota. Miss MacBride and Miss Sohl were University of Chicago classmates. A LUNCHEON. Miss Edith Carter was hostess at a
one o'clock luncheon today at her home on Webb street. The guest of honor was her friends, Miss McCloin
of Wall Lake, la. DR. A. E. KEI'ERT A FATHER. Dr. A. E. Kepert, the East State Btreet druggist, became a proud father this morning when a son was born to him and Mrs. Kepert at their home on
Truman avenue. RETURN FROM "GEM" TRIP. Misses Kate Seward and Mary Casey
returned yesterday from their delight- j ful trip which they won through the i Gem theatre contest. They went to '
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Toronto wtlh a party of forty-seven. They report a most enjoyable trip.
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MISS BECK HERE. Miss Mable Beck of Valparaiso was In Hammond today. Miss Beck . has recently returned from Boulder, Colo., where she had the experience' of being in a railroad wreck but was not badly injured as was feared from reports which reached Hammond. AT GRAND BEACH. MICH. Mrs. Wm. Thum and Miss Hedwiff Thum of it Webb street are at Grand Beach, Mich., for a few days.
GUESTS OF DR. AND MRS. GILSON. , Dr. and Mrs. Oil son of Carroll street have for their guests. Dr. Gilson's mother and sister from Norwark. Ohio,
Mrs. A. S. Gilson and Mrs. Blebarbach.
SEVERAL MOTOR TO COUNTY FAIR.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis, Attorney
and Mrs. White and Mrs. Ford In the
Davis car. Attorney and Mrs. R. B. McAleer,
Attorney and Mrs. W. J. McAleer and
Miss Daisy Emery In the McAleer car. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Minas. Michael Minas, Mrs. W. B. Mulr and Miss Grace Muir In the Minas car. E. C. Minas and family in the Minas car. W. C. Belirfan and family. Jesse Wilson and family.
Glenn Ebrlght. DEBROAH SOCIETY. The Deborah Society held an all day Session In the .Christian chucrh yesterday. They served dinners and had a bakery sale. The afternoon was given over to a social time. , A two course luncheon was served- Mrs. Burnham of Burnham, 111., and Mrs. Clark of Reed City, Mich., who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sliger, were out of town visitors of the society. VISITING AT DICKOVER HOME. Mrs. Mart anJ Reid Dickover of Arcadia and Paul Spencer of Wabash
Mis Beatrice Hanson who Is spending her vacation in Spencervllle; O., and Geneva, Ind., is expected home. Saturday or Sunday. Miss Genevieve Brunt of Mason street will return this evening from Racine, Wis., where she has been visiting tha.past week. Mr. and Mrs. John Rynnell and daughter of Normal will arrive In
their machine this evening to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Terry of Kane avenue. I Mr. Otis Work of the C. I. & S. offices' Is spending his vacation in Klinger Lake, Ind. j Mr. Earl Robertson, traveling auditor for the Western Union, will come home from Youngstown, O., for the week end. i
I Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Leary and daughter Emma have returned from an out
ing spent in Eastman Springs, Mich. Laura, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Petersen of Michigan avenue had the misfortune to dislocate her shoulder blade and break her collar bone In a bad fall yesterday. Mrs. A. Sarber and son Chester of Warsaw are visiting at the home of Mrs. Sarber's brother, Wm. Love on Highland street. Mrs. W. B. Parker, 468 May street is expecting her sister from Toledo, Ohio tomorrow. Mrs. John Wheeler of 214 West State street and sister Miss Hazel
Green of 198, West State street will spend two weeks In Chicago visiting friends and relatives. Miss Josephine Desmond ' of May street Is spending the week In Chicago. Miss Ruth MacLeod of Cedar street is spending the week viMting in Chicago. Mrs. Jacob Fox attended the Water Carnival In Chicago yesterday. f r-m V,.n1r Wall -n TT 3
... " - ; .Tail C 11 Vi Oil 11 lill T ai IJ Ul Wa' Ct.t. i 4. rf'v
weeks Visiting and sight-seeing in : &,f Wisconsin.
Miss La Nora Schneider of Plum- p
mer avetiue has gon to Michigan City I
to bi the guest of Miss Joyce Eddy. She will also visit in Chesterton and Mlss Lulu Funkhouser and Miss
Furnacevllle. jLucy Jones will leave Saturday for a Miss Lulu Brauer of Towl street is few da8 out Ins; at Pawpaw Lake, spending her vacation In Forest Park. .Mich. Norwood Park and other places. I Mrs. Anne Allen of Seattle who has B. F. Johnson will return this even-' been visiting in Chicago for some
LAtfE COUNTY'S FINEST THEATRE
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THE INTERSTATE MUSICAL SHOW Tfoisrs. Friday & Saturday
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A 1913 MUSICAL MIXTURE WITH 25 PEOPLE NEW SONG HITS NEW DANCES SEATS NOW ON SALE Main Floor (reserved) - - - 20c Balcony, 1st 9 rows - - - - 15c Balcony, unreserved - - - - 10c
ing from a business trip to Rensselaer. ' Mrs. Jas. Sharer, 6 Doty street is visiting her mother, Mrs. G. W. Hunter in Logati sport.
REAL MANUFACTURE. Often Most Exquisite When Made at Home.
any machine, and which Is perhaps the reason that the art of embroidery Is as popular and as much desired to-
time, has returned to the home of her
son, J. G. Allen of Beacon street. Accompany Mrs. Allen was her niece, Miss Mary Winters of New York who has been visiting In Chicago at the home of her brother. Miss Winters remained over night, leaving yesterday for Chicago. Willard Smith, the seven months old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Olcott avenue, died yesterday after a week's Illness. Huber and Baddeaux,
mere an inaiviauai.ty in work mond to be 8ent to Muncle, the former made by the human hand that appeals nome of Jfr anf Mr Smith toT burial, to the mind and Imagination far be- Th. ....., ., taV, tomorrow
,yond the most finished production of . oat.eltv. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have
and which Is perhaps i. . v.
urcu ill; I CLitfirju many - crjkrioslons of sympathy from their friends And nelcrhhorfL '
day as in the time of Cleopatra. MfB Charle8 H. Mitchell's Sunday Queens, princesses and lad.es of hlgh'cnool cla of tne Congregational degree have in all the past ages 'jchurch will hold a bake sale at Georgo history Invoked embroidery's charms H Lew,s- ofri(Ce on gaturdav, August to enhance their own, while In recent:., n.w m
years the well-dressed woman has Invariably employed Its aid to set " the standard of excellence. The price-of embroidery, by reason of several fa o-
tors that limited its production. ha;the annuaj famUy reiinlon.
u-uuwjr u, rwler promo.uve. except Ban,sn d!rt and ashes from the kltchto the extravagant and the moneyed ' h , 0a. Na. lflA 0.
to get borne, made goods. . Mrs. A. R. Kirk of S751 Mtgoun avenue left with her. children today for
i Indianapolis where they will attend
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o)n 1(H) nr o) U w ly) U
class of society, and even to those of limited means, or economical mind who would do their own, the price of
?or;a. ..25clZe.SIze . 14c
MILK Carnation or Pet, dozen small cans, 52c; 6 cans, 25c; dozen large cans, 99c; OR ah 3 cans 3C POTATOES Fancy Local Grown, 60 pounds nCf to bushel, 99c; 15 pounds to peck. ............ BUTTERINE Jelke's Good-Luck, 5 lbs., 87c; 4 -71 per pound 2C
LEARN TYPEWRITING as taught at the CHICAGO ' BUSINESS COLLEGE HAMMOND -:- INDIANA QUR Instruction is thorough and practical. QUR course includes Spelling, English, Commercial Correspond e n c e Actual Business Practice. Today we placed a young man at $S0 per month and could have placed a young lady at $50 had we had any available.
are guests at the 1. A. Dickover noma , the patterns at 10 cents each seemed
on Ruth street. I to run into a lotof monev for a lot of
1 J designs. The Times has realized and Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Lovegren and aooreciated this fart and ha. nvt.
daughter Ruth of Ruth street will go come the financial feature of the oues
to Rockford, III., Saturday for a short visit, Mr. Charles Stack has returned from his vacation which he spent In Louisville and Indianapolis. Dr. and Mrs. H. J. .'White attended the Water Carnival In Chicago yesterday. . Norman Sliger and family returned to their home in Hartford City, Ind.,
& Elecv. Co.
INDIANA HARBOR. MALE IIKLP. WANTED An uphosterer and f urn. repair man. Apply Frank Jerome, the Wigwam. 3450 Penna ave., Indiana
non d- purcnasing one or tne largest ; Harbor. 8-21-3 lots of patterns ever ordered, and is Friends of W. W. Moberly, formerly now giving Its readers the Individual of Indiana Harbor, who Is now editor
benefit of the transaction.
in tne Ira nf The Fntprr.riSA a n.vinAnpr t Al-
it i i raiiern uuiut, wnicn is now oe
ing distributed to The Times'
, vido, Colo., have received word from
patrons, , nim to the- effect that he recently
there are 160 different, up-to-date de- Earned that Dr. Saunders, formerly of signs ,a booklet of instructions and an Indlana Harbor, Is bow located in Cen-all-metal self-adjusting spring hoop tral c,tyf CoIo t a miniTtf( town. Dr. capable of taking any material. Any c.,,. i. ti .i
today arte a five weeks' visit here, reader of The T.w may obtain one d -;;;Ment:, ' t ',Ldm.n;
nuu v & mian i lit-at; wonueriui paciteis dv pre-
TWO NIGHTS
66
IF H USE
99
A Yiddish Comedy in two reels that will make you scream and VAUDEVILLE
(amateurs tomorrow
j senting six coupons and 68 cents.
Wilcox avenue.
'Mrs. v. J. McAleer entertained a 7 cents extra if to be mailed. The small company of friends at 2 o'clock I guaranteed value is over 310 if bought luncheon yesterday at her home ' Jn in the ordinary way, therefore it Is not Webb street. (surprising that the extraordinary
large shipment of Imperial Pattern
Mrs. A. Ottenhelmer and mother, Mrs. linger of East Chicago were guests of Mrs. W. J. McAleer yesterday afternoon. Miss Lillian Sugru of Omaha, Neb., will be Miss Catherine Desmond's guest this week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanson of Sibley street will go to Minneapolis the letter part of this week for"' Visit. Frances Stiver is quite ill at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gero of Summer street. Mr. and Mrs: Stiver are in Kentucky. Barney Carter of Webb street has returned from a business trip to Indianapolis. Mrs. Roy Cameron of South Hohman street is entertaining her sister. Miss Louis of Pennsylvania. The Monroe street Methodist toadies' Aid met today with Mrs. Olson on Harrison street. "The Boy Scouts will feturn Saturday from their camp at Crystal Lake, Mich.
Outfits is melting away snow of spring.
like the last
EAST CHICAGO.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Wallace of One Hundred and Forty-fifth street will visit the county fair at Crown Point today, making the trip in their auto. Miss Carrie Gasch, principal of the Wallace school, returned Tuesday evening after an enjoyable "vacation of several weeks, spent at various points with relatives and friends. S,he came back early in order to look over her summer school work which she did durnlg the early part of the vacation and have this all cleaned up before the opening of the fall term. Mrs. Passmore of Center, Iowa, who has been visiting her cousin Mrs. A. W. Wlckey, returned to her home Tuesday. She spent two weeks with Mrs. Wlckey. whom she had not seen before for thirty-five years.
of his old acquaintances had lost trace
Or V, I n ,1 IT.. .1 n over
rj x .iiiii aim .hi n. u i.vir i i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jerome of the Harbor who spent a forenlght on a Lake Superior trip, " returned on the
18th. They had a very delightful voyage. Mrs. W. S. Flynn of Block averfue entertained a birthday club of which she is a member, last night. She served cage, ice cream and candy and each member . was presented with a dainty white apron trimmed with lace crocheted by the hostess. It is seldom such handsome souvenirs are given and these proved a delightful surprise to the guests. Mrs. E. W. Philip and son Fred were visiting friends at Englewood- yesterday. Mrs. Harry Tilton of Ivy street is expected home today from Martin's Ferry, Ohio, where she has been visiting with her two sons, Alva and Chester all summer. Alva, whs was so very 111 during the spring Is reported as practically restored to health and both boys are fn fact in splendid fettle after
the Gary camp to do the work In connection with the school of Instruction which will be held in that city on tha 17th. May Flower camp will have Its own school of instruction, some tinta in November, the date not yet being set for this event. ' PORTER WANTED White man pr- . ferred. Lake Shora hotel. Indiana Harbor. Willie Heart, whose skull was frar tured in a base ball game not long ago when he and another player collided In a rush for the ball is practically- himself again, although the removal of a piece cf bone from his skull where the fracture was, has left its marks in an opening under the skin which is very perceptible to the close observer. Mrs. Louis Houtschilt is visiting her daughter, on the Houtschilt farm near Valparaiso. Tour fuel bill will be less if yon eooH with Gaa. No. Ind. Gas & Else. C May Flower camp. Royal Neighbors drill team have drill practice Tuesday afternoon August 26 at K. P. hall. There will be a meeting of the Arsene Rebekah lodge this evening at K. P. hail, the meeting to open at eight' o'clock. It is very important that every member attend as arrangements for the coming winter's work are to be made and it Is desirable that every person having a voice Jn the lodge be present to. cast her vote on measures of Interest to all.
the summer's change. I Cook wfth Ou. savs money ud tlma, May Flower Camp. No. 309 Royal and banish dirt No. Ind. Gaa A Elta. Neighbors, will respond to the call of C.
flFjlt fTVi Ik 1 vLyf HAMMOND'S LARGEST S-iD) )5m TUBi UKrK n is. lwrc$ bossy shop sTf& ImH-n h wuk VA Zl l f jVrrTlU V ? We call for and deliver shoe repairing & Vf ln (SftiN v I J LA I JV Yl f : V&Sikm V, fllVV 169 STATE STREET J IOfiSUfl M iyisflKlMSL Phonc fill
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