Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 62, Hammond, Lake County, 29 August 1913 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Friday, August 29, 1913.

MRS. Al'BRV Ji. HOSTKSS. A very enjoyable meeting of the R. A. E. Club took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. A. Aubry In Michigan avenue. Mrs. Aubry was hostess at a thimble party and her guests spent the afternoon very pleasantly with their needle work. A dainty two course luncheon was served at four-thtrty o'cJork. In two weeks the club members , will be entertained at another thlrnbl paj-ty at the home of Mrs. Randolph Lanseth in Kast Carroll street. Only the members were present yesterday. A HOVE WKDDIXfi. Tha home Tf Mrs. W. Rickmann, 317 West State tret was the scene of a beautiful home wedding la!t evening

when her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Rickmann and William Helgre were united in marriage. The ring ceremony was used, Rev. Prechel of the St. Johns Lutheran church officiating. The bride waa beautifully arowned in a dress of white shadow lace over white satin and carried a huge bouquet of American beauty roses. Only the relatives and & few Intimate friends weer present. The younK couple was attended by the Misses Ella Heige, a sister of the groom and Helen Burroughs and the Messrs. Charles and Fred Rickmann. brother ft the bride. Their many friends in Hammond extend their heartiest congratulations. ENTERTAIN WITH CARDS. Mrs. J. P. Ryan entertained the mem-

Today is Red Letter Day

Green Stamps

ion Store

Pure Food Grocery

Week End Grocery Specials

Pure Cider Vinegar, finest for pickling, per I Q gallon.' I wC Absolutely Pure Ground Black Pepper, per I A pound I wf No. 1 Fancy Hand Picked Navy Beans, per P pound vC Choice Fine and Broad Noodles, pound DC

Jello, the famous dessert, all flavors, per f package 0 C Extra Fine Quality Ltmburger Cheese, I Qp per pound I Wl Golden Egg Brand Macaroni or Spaghetti, 10c packages Best Quality Long Shredded Cocoanut, I per pound J j

THREE BIG CANNED GOODS SPECIALS

No. 2 Cans Midland Sugar Corn, No. 2 Cans Choice Early June Peas

No. 3 Cans Choice Tomatoes;

PER CAN ONLY.

THREE

FOR

25c

SPECIAL TWO-DAY SALE OF FINEST QUALITY TEAS AND COFFEES

Our 25c Santos and Rio per pound, 21c 3 pounds for ,

Our Regular 28c Peaberry Coffee, per pound, 25c 70rf 3 pounds for aCC

Our Famous 30c Leader Coffee,

per pound, 27c 3 pounds for

Our Royal Blend Coffee, regular

price 36c, per lb., 32c 2 pounds for

Coffee, 60c

79c

92c

Our Regular 40c Uncolored Japan Tea. per pound W&tV Our Regular 55c Gun Powder Tea, pound Our Regular 38c English Breakfast Tea, per Q pound 4Lwis Our Regular 18c Quality Fine Tea

Sifting 8, per pound

1 2c

Extra Fine Quality Sweet Corn,

dozen I Uw

Michigan Concord Grapes,

per opsket

25c

Extra Choice Michigan Cantaloupes

in large handle baskets Fine Home Grown Tomatoes, per basket. .

59c

LAUNDRY SUPPLY SPECIALS

II ft Mall ftnan

Swift's Laundry 10 bars for.

Pride

S o a p, I

SOAR

32c

Lion Brand Bluing and Ammonia, full quarts f at. BSC Best Quality Laundry Starch, four

y pounds C

'r I Best Quality Salsoda, (Washing Soda), per f pound I C

National Biscuit Co's Graham Crackers Baronet Biscuits Marshmallow Dainties Al Frisco Cheese Wafers

White Line Cleaner, a powder for washing and cleaning, jm package ftC Lion Brand Turkish Bath Toilet

Soap, per cake

Gold Dragon Brand Pitted Red

Cherries, No. 2 cans

5c Red

I7c

National Biscuit Company's Macaroni Snaps, per lb J3c Rich Gems, per lb V2.Z Marshmallow Creams, lb. .. -"Qq

3 pkgs. for 10c

bers of the Sunshine Club very pleasantly yesterday afternoon at. her homo in Claude street. Mrs. Charles J3auman was entertained with the members of the club. Cards were the entertainment for th afternoon and pdr was played progressively at two tables. Mrs. Henrietta Huber.woh the. first honors and prizes were also won by Mrs. Charles Luthman and Uri. H. IIorton. The consolation prise was awarded to Mrs. C. E. Jackson. After the card games a prettily appointed

luncheon was served In two courses. The nest meeting of the club will occur In two "weeks on Thursday after

noon, September 11th at the home of, Mrs. Glasgow In Plummer avenue.

BXTKRTAISKn IX CHICAGO. The members of the Amethyst Club

were delightfully entertaineo. at a thimble party yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. P. Goehrlnger In

Chicago. Mrs. Goehringer only recent

ly moved to Chicago from Hammond. The guests spent the afternoon very

pleasantly with their needle work and

at four o'clock were served with dain

ty refreshments. Mrs. Ebert of Bauer street was named as the next hostess

and she will entertain the members of

the club at her home on the afternoon of September 11.

A SOCIAL, GATHERING. Pedro was played by the members of

Sewing Circle No. 2 who were Invited to meet with Mrs. L- Stuppy at her home In Tougla estreet yesterday aft

ernoon. A number of the members of

the society were present and with them

Mrs. Stuppy entertained Mrs. . Frank

Waller, Mrs. Dahlkamp, Mrs. Frank

Cope and Mrs. Schwigert. Pedro was

played progressively at four tables during the afternoon. Mrs. Feter

Young won the first honors in the

games and Mrs. Oscar Plageman the

second. Tne consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. W. D. "Wets. The

guest prizes were won by Mrs. Frank Waller and Mrs. Frank Cope. After

several games of cards had been en Joyed the hostess served dainty re

freshments. The next meeting will be

held In two weeks at the home of Mrs, Jacob Wels In Douglas street.

Hammond Meat Market

101 State Street 216 Hohman Street

Specials for One Day only Saturday. Aug, 30

Our Meats are the Best Our Prices the Lowest1

We Sell Just as we Advertise

a POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD

SMALL FRESH PORK

LOINS, per pound. . . .

FRESH DRESSED

CHICKEN, per lb.

HIND QUARTER SPRING

LAMB, per pound

FORE QUARTER SPRING

LAMB, per pound

CHOICE CUT NATIVE

ROUND STEAK, per lb.

NATIVE VEAL ROAST,

per pound

NATIVE BEEF POT

ROAST, per pound.

FRESH RIB BOILING BEEF, per pound....

1.00 IBic I4ic 161c I4ic 171c I Sic 12k ... 8ic

HOME CURED CORN

BEEF, per pound O2C

ARNOLD BROS.' NO. 1

HAMS, per pound

SUGAR CURED CALL

HAMS, per pound

SUGAR CURED BACON,

per pound

FRESH HAMBURGER STEAK, per pound..

14-BARREL NEW CENTURY FLOUR. 10 POUNDS SUGAR for

ORANGES, per dozen.

I 03-

1 3ic 18ic

10c

72c

.52c

12c

Hammond . Phone 232 THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. WHILE HDsa TJ3EE.M THE LADY OF MYSTERY OTLSSfJ & LEMORE Comedy Slnaintf Entertainers The Great Sioux Indian Jurtgler 3. 0. E73 V Eccentric Comedian 3,000 feet. New Motion Views

Matinee 3 p. m. 10c

Evenings 7:30 & 9 p.m. I0c-15c-20c

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City

Strict attention given to all phone orders

101 S'ata St Piece 100

ri TD ani .-rkItt Hohman & GostHa SH

JLlca. JUA tMKUl Phone 431

dances continued between the hoars of!

eight-thirty and twelve o'clock. The

party was chaperoned by Mrs. irforge; Hannauer and Mrs. W. 13. Patton. Mlssj Koehm li Mr). Hannauer's sister and! has been a guest at the Hannauer homej

at ine corner ui iiulu aim

streets for several weka. She will con

clude her visit In Hammond Sunday.

IS RE5S5F.LAKH.

Mr. and Mm. G. J. Eder. of Ham

mond, were at St. Joseph's College on a visit this week, returning to their home this morning'. Twenty years ago

Mr. Eder was a student hero and ho enjoys coming back to his alma roater

to witness the splendid Improvements. Many of the Instructors at the college now were Ills classmates twenty years ago. Rensselaer Republican. AID SOCIETT MEET. This week's meeting of the Ladles' Aid Society of the First Congregational church was held Wednesday afternoon in the parlors of th- church In Gostlln street. The members devoted a part of

the afternoon to work for the socletv and accomplished a great deal of sew

ing. During the social hour refresh

ments were served. A large number of

members nere in attendance at th meeting. MEETING IS POSTPONED. The next meeting of the Humane So

ciety will be held Monday. September 8 in Dr. Watson's office In the Hammond building. The meeting which was announced would be held Monday evening, September 1 has been postponed. A IAWX SOCIAL,. The Willing Workers department of the N. S. I. Club of the First Congregational church gave a lawn social at the home of Mrs. William Bothwell in Hoffman street last evening and realized a nice sum which will be used for the benefit of the church. Ice cream and cake were served from small tables during the evening. The tables were

decorated very prettily with garden flowers and the lawn was illuminated with Japanese lanterns. The affair was attended by a large number of Hammond people all of whom report having spent a very enjoyable evening. ' RESOLlmss. At the last regular meeting of Progressive Court, No. 166, Tribe of Ben Hur, the following resolutions were

adopted:

Whereas. God In His Infinite wisdom

and mercy has seen fit to remove from

among us our esteemed brother, Jacob K. Kennedy, who passed to the Great Beyond July 29, 1913. Be it resolved that, In the death of Brother Kennedy this court lost a true member and his family a loving husband and father whose place in their

home and hearts can never be filled. Resolved that this court extend their heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved ones. We. can only commend them lo Him whose ways we do not understand. Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family of our deceased Brother, a copy be spread on the minutes of our court and a copy sent

to the daily papers for publication, also that our charter be draped In mourning for thirty days. Committee: EVA E. GRAVE. HL'LPA WUNSCHEU ALBERT GRAGIDO. A MARKET. A market will be held at the building in South Hohman street to be occupied by the new Woolworth store, Saturday, August SO. The aale will be given under the auspices of the Indies' Aid Society of the Monroe street Methodist church. They will have many articles for sale and cordially in

vite the public to attend, open at one o'clock.

The sale will

A STORY HOI R.

The children of the city are invited to the Hammond Public Library for the story hour Saturday morning from ten

to eleven o'cloc.

The Hammond Musical College (Orer the Lion Store) WILL OPEN FOR THE FALL TERM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND With a complete faculty of competent instructors Modern languages and all branches of music may be studied here under teachers of wide experience and at very moderate expense. Ask for catalog and make your reservations for lessons NOW

PUT IN YOUR WINTER SUPPLY OF WINES AND LIQUORS NOW CLOSING OUT PRICES ARE BELOW COST

21c

Getrelde Doppel Kummel, pints, 39f Vt pints

Old Overholt Whiskey, bottled in bond, full g quarts yyL San Mateo California iJQ Brandy, large bottle. ...... ,tl3C Pure Malt Whiskey, CQ per bottle OUC

Atherton &. Klenwood Whiskey, full

quart bottles

at.

7Sc

S. P. S. California Brandy, was 1.90 -gallon Jugs a f"f now Royal Crown Jamiaca Rum, Kummel, Brandy and Af Whiskey, bottle... luC Royal Crown Angelica California Wine full quart 6fl bottle..... fcUC Duff Garden Imported Sherry Wine, this sale "70 only,... y(5

27?

HATS

HONOR MISS WILCOX.

Mrs. Walter Perring at her home in

Tylor street, Gary very charmingly en

tertained a number of fiends last even

ing at a China Shower In compliment

to Miss Muriel Wilcox, whose marriage to John Thice of Independence, Mo.,

will take place next Wednesday. Miss

Wilcox received a number of very

beautiful gifts. A musical and literary program was a feature of the evening.

Miss Wilcox read and there ware piano

selections rendered by Miss Ives of New

Yok City and Miss Dollle Knotts. Fol

lowing the program a prettily appoint

ed luncheon was served In two courses.

Fifteen covers were laid. Mrs. Perring

was assisted in the dining room by her

sister, Mrs. Joseph Conroy. The serv

ice tables were decorated with white asters. Several parties will bo given

honoring Miss Wilcox during the next few days, among them a dinner at which Miss Lillian Smith will be hostess this evening at her home in Ogden

street. A PIC.Mfl SUPPER.

A box picnic supper will bo given at the Lake Front Labor Day by the

members of the Epworth League f

the First Methodist church. A cordial

Invitation to attend is extended the

members and their many friend. Th

plcknlckers will meet at the corner of State and Hohman streets at two

o'clock and supper will be served be

tween five and five-thirty o'clock. The young women who attend are requested to bring box luncheons for two and

,these will be sold to the young men for

not more than twenty-five cents. EXTE3TAIX AT DI.ER.

Dave Lederer was host at a birthday

dinner last evening at his home, S40

I Douglas avenue. West Hammond. An j eight coures dinner was served the 'guests at six-thirty o'clock following

which music and a number of Interest-

ling contests were enjoyed. The dinner

was one of beautiful appointments.

Covers were laid for Dr. Eisengrath of

Chicago, F. E. Rinehart. A O. Mitchell,

L. J. Tarry and Sam Postlewaite. I'OSTrOXE MEETING.

The meeting of the Colonial Club which was announced would bo held

yesterday afternoon was postponed for

one week. Mrs. C. B. Tinkham will be

the next hostess and will entertain the

members of the club at a thimble party at her home in Williams street Thurs

day, September 4.

ATTENDS REUNION. Miss Blanchard Kenney of Williams

street will leave this afternoon for Lowell where she will spend the re- j mal rider of the week with friends.'

While ia Lowell Miss Kenney will attend a reunion of ber graduating class

which Is to ba held at the home of Boyd Wasaon,

VISIT IN HAMMOND. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Eisanbach and

two daughters of Lafayette, Ind.. are

guests at the home f Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 T. Hutton In Ogden street. Mr. and

Mra Eisenbach and family are return j

lng home after an extended western i

trip.

Mrs. W. A; Hill and children, Irving;.

Pauline and Adelaide will arrive home Saturday after a pleasant months vaca- , tion spent at Charlevoix. Mich.

Mrs. P. J. Lyons and daug hers are

expected to return today after an extended visitwlth relatives in Middleburg. Pa. I

Mr. and Mr. W. T. Wright and

daughter, Margaret have returned from

Logansport. Ind., where they spent two

weks visiti'Hg friends and relatives.

Miss Jennie Mabbs will return to-

day after spending the summer at Boulder, Colo., and Allegan, Mich. Miss

Lulu Symmes and Miss Mabel Beck returned to Hammond a few days ago

from Boulder where they spent six weeks.

Mrs. August Franck of South Hoh

man street will leave this evening to spend a week with relatives in Bellvue, O.

Mrs. O. L. Smith and danghters and

mother, Mrs. Helen Hammond, will ar

rive home Saturday after a delightful three weeks spent at Charlevoix, Mich.

Fred TJ. Prohl Is 111 with rheuma

tism at his home, 110 Hohman street.

Bijou Tonight 5 or more AMATEUR ACTS

PIG NIC

Hinders Grove

SUNDAY, AUGUST, 31

Wisconsin Steel Company Athletic Club

Dancing Afternoon and Evening . Sterling's Orchestra'

Cook with Oaa. save snoney and tins and banish dlrC -No. Ind. Oas & Else,

mJMDArJlE (EQDSWEfLMID DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM ,; Can be seen every day between the hours of 10 a. m. and 9 p.m., Circles beld every Friday nignt at 8 p.m. 77 State Street or telephone 901-R for appointment. THE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL SOCIETY f

WE1S' HALL, SUNDAY 8 P. M.

Speaking and tests.

The public Is welcome.

FOIK ALL Bows at the back, side and quarter in both soft and stiff hats. Stetson Hats of the Latest Designs,

HAMMOND BUILDING

"A SHOP FOR MEN"

ACM

601 HOHMAN ST.

811

AS KVEMXG I'AHTV.

Mrs. W. H. Meyers and Mrs. Wayne

Bond will entertain a companv of

guests Saturday evning- In compliment : to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lee and Mr. and ; Mrs. V. F. Meyers who recently came here from Lawrenrfburg, Ind. Both Mr. I.ee and Mrs. Meyers are In the

revenue service.

i I

Doiib

RETl'RSf FROM WESTERN TRIP,

William Bothwell is expected to return to his home in Hoffman street Monday after a few weeks visit In the east. He went to Boston to attend the Plumbers Convention to which he yvius sent as a delegate from Hammond and from there left for New Tork City for a short visit. He will also spend a few days at Buffalo and Niagara Falls before returning to Hammond.

MEET 1VEXT THURSDAY. The first meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pine street Presbyterian Church following the summer vacation will be held Thursday of next week in the parlors of the chucrh. There have been no meetings of the society during

I the past few weeks on account of the

absence of a number of the members who are out of the city on vacations.

tA. DI.3fER DANCE. Miss Koehm of St. Louis was the honor guest at a dinner dance given at the Hammond. Country Club last evening. The young people met for dinner at half after six o'clock and following the dinner a program of twelve dances was enjoyed. The dinner was one of beautiful appointments. Twenty-four covers were laid. The prosram of

FRIDAY & SATURDAY TUBE dlSJMiLnrV STCBUEE LOWEST PRICES OUR MOTTO .;. 610 OAKLEY AVENUE S. GROSSMAN HAMMOND, IND. SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY & SATURDAY

Never in the history of the Calumet Region have such low prices been offered.

Children's Dresses, just the thing for school, regular 79c value, special o0... 45c Children's Apron3 with kimono sleeves, regular 29c value, 1 Qn sale price Uu

Ladies' Dress Skirts in all wool black or navy blue serge, regular $5.00 and $6.00 value, Q AD sale price WsTiJ Ladies' Kimono Sleeve Aprons, regular 59c value, price . . . 39c

MEN'S FURNISHINGS AT MONEY SAVING PRICES