Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 105, Hammond, Lake County, 14 October 1913 — Page 2
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THE TIMES. Tuesday, Oct. 14, 1913.
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Brassier, of strong muslin reinforced under the arm, trimmed with neat
embroidery edge, a perfect fitting garment.
Warm Kimonos of heavy flannelette in floral patterns, made em
pire styles, medium dark colors.
1.25
75c
Flannel Rompers, grey and navy, neatly trim
med; these are extra heavy weight, make a trim little suit or play garment.
25c
Flanneltte Sleepers and
Gowns for children 2 to
6 yearsv splendidly made, also petticodats for both ladies and children.
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COM1XO EVENTS. Wednesday afternoon Mn. W. C. Belman will entertain the member, of the I. adieu' Aid Society of the Flrat MethoiUt church at her home "The Oaka" In Olendale Park. Mr. Jooeph Knoerxer will entetraln the members of Circle No. 1 at her
home In Clinton afreet Thursday after
noon. Cards Trill be the entertainment
for the afternoon. At her home In State street Mrs. Brown will entertain the members of the Ciood Will Club Thursday afternoon. The members will play pedro at three tables durluK the afternoon. FIRST MEETING OF THE Y EAR. (Communicated.) The History Committee of the Hammond Woman's Club held its first study meeting Monday the thirteenth at the homo of Mrs. Burk, 32 Carroll street. The subject for the day was Scotland. Mrs. Raymond Zoll opened the program with some Scotch melodies, after which Mrs. Swalm the chairman for the day told of Scotland the country. Mrs. Wall read a very inter
esting paper on the antecedents of the
Highlanders and Lowlanders. Mrs Raymond Zoll rendered Robin Adair,
a piano solo, after which she read a
paper prepared by Mrs. Roy C. Fowler,
on Education, Religion and the Sabbath in Scotland. Miss Lydla Walters sang
effectively the beautiful Scotch song "My Aln Folk," and graciously responded, to an encore with Annie Laurie. The social committee delighted the ladles with their luncheon.
Drugs
Dr. King's New Discovery
for coughs- and colds, BOc size
Palm Olive Cream, B5e
Face size. .
Castile Soap, Imported 15c cake
Madam Icabelle's der, 60c nize at
36c 39c
12c
Face Pow- . . -3 0 c
Shoe USaB'.gmMS
Ladies' Felt Juliets, fur trimmed, fine aa Quality, special. Children's Jockey Boots Patent Collar, 4 to 8, special, QQ per pair ClwC
Girls' Kid Button Shoes
extension
soles, 8Va to 2
1.19
Men's
felt or special, per pair
Felt Slippers, leather soles,
Men's 2.00 Shoes, all solid, blucher style, sizen 6 to 10, fj fS special bUO Women's Slipper Soles, extra quallrr, all sizes n.uG
Hardware
Pipe, uniform
6-Inch Stove
color, each, length . , . Black Silk Stove
makes a black silky
paste or liquid, 15c can 10-Quart Galvanized Water Pail, each. . .
Fruit Cans for Preserving,
inde.. cover, 1 quart can, dozen.
8c Polish,
, shine, lie lie
28c
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Dry Goods Specials Ladies' Purse, Imitation leather lining, fitted with coin purse, mirror and shoe hook, best of carlcal, size 28x10 Inches, double handle, CO each OUC
Ladies' Hose Supporters, 1-inch web, square front, satin pad, black, white,
sky and pink, regular 25c size, each
ISc
Cress Materials, including serge, batiste, cashmere and novelties, 36 in
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Silk Tissue Scarf, every wish, hemstitched ends, 22x6S inches, each
39c
color you
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Embroidery Edges, the edge will not ravel, dainty patterns, swiss and cambric, widths up to 6 inches, regular values 15c yard, Wednes- f j day special, yard
Wednesday Specials In Clothing Section 15 Dozen Men's Fine Black Hose in all sizes, a regular 25c value for Wednesday special, pair, (only 4 pairs to a customer)". IOC Another Lot of Those Blue Cambra Shirts, all sizes, made with faced sleeves and full size, O"1. special price OjjC Specials in Wool 2-piece Underwear, fine 1.50 twopiece underwear in tan only, most all sizes, f Oft special while they last m.j 1.00 Underwear at 79c This is an extra good value in underwear and you should see these garments at this price.
A Fine Line of Men's Union Suits, regular 2.00 value, all sizes, at
CI.CI1 OHK. TO VISIT REID-MVR-DOCII PUNT. The Hammond Woman's Club will dispense with the regulation' club meeting for once In its history on next Saturday afternoon and have instead a practical domestic science lesson at ore of Hammond's largest industries.
The entire club will go in a body and be the guests of the Rcld-Murdock
company. Promptly at three o'clock a
special car, which has been promised
by Manager Green of the Green line.
will leave the corner of State and Hoh
man streets to convey the ladies to the
bit? Industrial plant. Mr. Garthe of the Reid-Murdock company will con
duct the party through-the plant which
he says will take about an hour and
half, at which time, the ladies will
see the actual work of a mammoth concern, in putting up catsup, chill-sauce, pickles etc. Mr Garthe has Informed
the president of the club. Mrs. Ralph
V. Ross, that he will provide refresh
ments for the ladies In the party, rang
ing; from mincemeat to dill pickles.
All members of the club wishing to attend this domestic science meeting
must be at the corner of State and Hohman streets at three o'clock sharp
Saturday afternoon, October 18.
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. Mrs. George Drackert celebrated her
birthday anniversary last Saturday
afternoon by entertaining a number of
guests at her home in State Line street
11 was a inimoie party ana the guests devoted the hours until four o'clock to
their needle work after which they
were served with elaborate refresh
ments. The table .vfM decorated very prettily with pink killarnejr rraee. Mrs.
urackert was the recipient of . many
beautiful gifts. Those present Satur
day afternoon were Mrs. A. M. De-
Weese, Mrs. V. H. dough, Mrs. W. J, Stewart, Mrs. Roy McCutcheon. Mrs.
Lawrence Becker and the Mises Bertha
and Beatrice Hansen.. On Sunday Mrs
Drackert entertained Mr. and Mrs. II F. Marganau, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mar-
ganau ana Mrs. Emma wlegand at a
one o'clock dinner. HONOR MISS Tt'RNER.
Aliss .Minnie Turner, whose engagement to Daniel R. Taltt was announced at a tea last Saturday afternoon will
be the honor guest at a number of de
lightrui parties during the coming
weeks. Invitations were issued yesterday for a party at which the Misses Florence Jackson and Gertrude Vanderhoof will be hosteses next Saturday evning, October 18th at Miss Jackson's home in Claude street. The Misses Emery will entertain for Miss Turner and Mr. Taltt on the evening of October 23 at their home In Ruth street.
A RECEPTION. A reception in honor of the Rev. Frank O. Fraley, pastor of the First Methodist church and his family will be given this evening in the parlors of the church in Russell street by the ladles of the church. A cordial invitation to attend is extended all Hammond people and especially strangers In the city. After the program refreshments will be served.
ATTEND VNION MEETING.' Members of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. E. of Hammond will go to Chicago Wednesday to attend a Union meeting. The regular meeting of the Hammond society will occur Friday afternoon in the If. of r. Hall in South Hohman street. A DANCING PARTY. A very enjoyable dancing party was given last Saturday evening in the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman street by the members of the Vasa Lodge of Vikings. They entertained a large number of guests, many of whom came from out of town. Informal dancing began
at eight-thirty o clock and the grand
march opened the program of dances
at ten o'clock. Elster's orchestra furn Ished the music for the occasion. A de
liclous frappe was served durlnir the
Intermissions.
CONCMDE VISIT HERE.
Miss Edna Stauffer and Miss Carrie
Blosser who have been the guests of
Miss Blosser's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
B. Blosser at their home in Highland
street for a number of weeks conclud
ed their visit here yesterday and left
ror tiireeter, in., wnere they will open
a studio. CUB ;ilI.S MEET.
Mrs. Vernon- Cupp entertained In
formally at a thimble party last even
In gat the home of her mother at 432
Summer street. Her guests were the
young women of the J. U. G. Club. They spent the evening very enjoyably with their needle work and music and at ten
o'clock a dainty luncheon was served. Miss Thurston was named as the next
hostess and she will entertain the club girls at her home, 742 Walter street Monday evening-, October 20th. The
following members were present las
evening, the Misses Hester Thurston,
Jennie Johnson, Amanda Knoth, Hulda
Schreiber, ' Emma and Anna Doehring,
Jessie Rohde and Mrs. Vernon Cupp.
WILL MEET THURSDAY. The members of the Jewish Ladles'
Aid Society will be entertained by Mrs.
Arkln at her home, 31 Ruth street.
Thursday atfernoon, October 16. Im
portant business will come before the club.
ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. The young women of the W. I. T. T.
Club were entertained by Mrs. August
Ruff at her home in Russell street last evening. It was the regular club meet
ing postponed from Friday - of last week. A delightful time was spent so
cially with music and needle work and
at ten o'clock a prettily appointed two course luncheon was served. Arrangements were not definitely made for the meeting in two weeks but the hostess will be named later. ' "
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
In Four Reels 50-STRIK.ING SCENES--50 You have read the book--See the Photo Play Last times tonight Lane's Modern Minstrels
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Where the Pink Lights Glow
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Sale of Groceries for Wednesday
DOUBLE STAMPS
Best Cane Sugar, with grocery order of 1.00 or more, flour or butter not Included, 10 pounds for.. (IC
Salada Tea, the best black tea, per pound
55c
Flour, Gold Medal or Ceresota, the two best brands,
at a very low price, -barrel sack, 2.73; Vi-bbl. Back, 1.37; H-bbl. sack
Farmhouse Sugar Corn, buy a case at this price, dozen Q cans, per can qQ
Argo Gloss Starch, six Ec packages. . . .
23c
Good Quality Santos Coffee, special, per lb.
23c
Early June Peas, Solid Pack To
matoes, Kidney Beans or Hcmlny, doz. cans, 1 Qg, ea
Kitchen Klenzer Scouring Powder, three 5c cans....
9c ISc
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Fostum Cereal, regular 25c package for
1.37
20c
Armour's Picnic Hams, mild cured,
weigh from 4 to 6 lbs. each, per pound
Snider's Catsup, 25c size at 19c 1Sc slze
POTATOES Fancy New York Rurals, the best grown', 60 pounds to bushel, 1 QQ. 15 pounds to peck, per peck '
1 1 ic 12c 26c
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Jelke s Good Luck Butterine, better than Bome butter, 5-lb g f drum, 93(5 per pound....
Armour's Shield Brand Lard, guaranteed pure, lb.
14c
Elgin Creamery Butter, finest qual
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Sure Shot Matches, one dozen boxes to package, dozen. .. Q
Fancy Brisket Bacon, pieces weigh
from 1 to 3 pounds each, per pound
Best Quality Bulk Flour, special price, 5 pounds..
I7c (4c
Mason Fruit Jars, dozen -gallon size, g5(; dozen
quart size, 45f
dozen pint size.
35c
SOAP Kirk's American Family, Fels Naptha or 7 bars
Snider's Famous Baked cn 15c cans, J 45
per can.
Beans in tomato sauce, doz-
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S. Mail, with grocery order,
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A SOCIAL GATHERING. Mr. and Mrs. William Love entertained a number of friends very delightfully last Saturday evening at their home In Highland street In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. John Hazelwood of Pittsburgh who are visiting in Hammond. Mrs. Haielwood was formerly Miss Muriel Eastwood. The puests played progressive peanut during the evening. The prises In the contest were won by Mrs. N. J. Austgen and Mr. J. O. Dickson. The consolation prizes were awarded to Mrs. James Dickson and Attorney White. Music was also a feature of the evening. A dainty luncheon was served the guests. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Hazelwood, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Austgen, Dr. and Mrs. H. J. White, Miss Olive Bates, Miss Beryl Kastwood, Attorney White and E. W. Love.
MUS. BI.A(KIIN A HOSTESS. Mrs. Franklin Blackmun entertained very charmingly at a thimble party yeBterday afternoon at her home in Ruth street. It was the afternoon for the meeting of the Embroidery Club and with the members Mrs. Blackmun
entertained Mrs. Karl Fischler. The guests spent the afternoon very pleasantly with their needle work and at four-thirty o'clock dainty refreshments were served. The luncheon was served in two courses. Mrs. L. L. Bomberger will be hostess to the club at the meeting In two weeks at her home in Glendale Park. M07.nT CLtn TO MEET. The first meeting of the Mozart Club for the year will be held Saturday evening. October ISth at the home of Mrs. H. R. Bell in Rimbach avenue. The following will be the program for the evening: Piano Duett Overture to Semirande. Rossim Mrs. Julius Dunslng and Mr. Clark Learning. ' Reading Mrs. II. R, Bell
Staccatto Polka Mulder
Mrs. C. G. Klngwlll. Sir Varie . DeBeriot Mr. H. R. Bell. Spanish Caprice , . . . . Moszkowski Mrs. J. P. Lyons.
MRS. BlELEFEtT A HOSTESS.
Mrs. Walter Bielefelt of 31 Webb
street will be hostes Thursday after
noon to the members of the Baptist Women's Union. The members of the
social department will have charge of
the afternoon's program.
Mrs. Theodore Blosser entetralned
Mrs. Griffin of Argos, Ind., at her home in Highland street during the past week-end. Yesterday Mrs. Fred Millor and children, Marguerltla, Theodore and Florence of Gary were the guests
of Mrs. Blosr.
Mrs. Charles Bostwlck of Sibley
street returned home last evening from
a week's visit with friends In Indian apolls.
Mrs. R. B. Powley is entertaining her
brother. Mr. James Kerr of Venice, 111.
at he rhome in Bauer street this week.
Mrs. Joseph Swint, Jr., who has been
very ill for some time at St. Margaret's hospital Is reported to be Improving
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Towley and
daughter, Glenn of Pullman, 111., spent
the past week-end In Hammond the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Powley at
thel rhome, 420 Bauer street.
Lodge Assemblies
The members of St. Joseph's Court No. 613 W. C. O. F. will meet at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon in Long's
Hall In State street. Important busl
ness will be transacted and it is desired that there Is a large attendance of the
membership.
Last evening the members of Opal
Hive No. 896 I O. T. M. M. met in the
Moose Hall In State street for their
regular semi-monthly meeting. There was a short lodge session after which a social hour was enjoyed. The members completed arrangements for the dancing party to be given at Long's
Hall in State street on the evening of
the 22nd. The public Is Invited to at tend the dance. A card party will be given Wednes
day afternoon in the K. of P. Hall in
South Hohman street by the members
of the L. S. to the B. of L. F. and E
The card games wil begin promptly at
two-thirty o'clock. Hand painted china will b eglven as prizes. The public Is
invited to attend. There will be
short lodge session just preceding the
party.
The members of Golden Rod Camp
No. 165T Royal Neighbors will enter
tain &t a dancing party Thursday even
ing. October 16th In Long's Hall In
State stret. There will be card games
for those guests who do not dance, Prize swill be awarded in the games
The public Is Invited to attend.
A meeting of the members of Wil
Ham H. Calkins W. R. C. No. 24S will be
held Wednesday afternoon tn the I. O.
O. F. Hall in State street. It will b
the regular semi-monthly meeting and following the business sesion a social hour wil lbe enjoyed
Whiting Roller Skating Rink
Skating every
evening, also
v.
Sunday, afternoon and Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings Skating Instructions given beginners every Wednesday night.
MOROCCO
FAILED TO SHOW UP In preparation for their second grid-
ron. battle with the fast Morocco .high
school next Saturday afternoon, ' the
Hammond high school football warriors will be put through some hard drill work by Coach Smith this week. A week ago Morocco defeated Hammond, but the local team hope to come back at Morocco next Saturday and
wipe out the recent stain. .
Saturday a number of the local
squad went to Gary to see Morocco line up against the Steel City team, but
Morocco failed to put in their appearance. Hammond will have a number
of new plays to spring on Morocco
next -Saturday and if the team plays
football like the interest they are tak
ing in practice. Coach Smith expects his men to roll up a large icore.
SENSATION AT
CHESTERTON Affidavits were issued this morning'
by Prosecuting Attorney Walter J.
Fablng for the arrest of Mrs. Olive Bowser of Chesterton, and they were placed In the hands of Sheriff W. S. ' Lindahl for service. The warrants were signed by Mrs. Emily Baum, said to be a sister-in-law of Mrs. Bowser. '.
Two charges are preferred, one of as- ;
sault and battery and the other of rob- ;
bery.
In the affidavits filed here today,
Mrs. Bowser Is alleged to have made a
vicious attack on Mrs. Baum by beat
ing, kicking and choking her, and depriving her of ten dollars. Emerson
Bowser, an alderman of Gary, was here
this forenoon with Mrs. Baum to as
sist her in preparing her case. Mrs..,
Olive Bowser is the second wife of A. ' J. Bowser. Valpo Vldette. I
Sun., Mon.? rTues and Wed. 3:00 p. m. 7:30 p. m., 9 p. m. Patricola &'Myers And Their Acrobatic Dancing. Teddy Osborne's Pets "A Day In Dogville" The Musical Vynos : "The MuBical Farmyard" Billy Barlow Sings, Talks and Walks 3 REELS 3 "Perils of the Past" DON'T MISS This Big Laughing Show Prices 10c, 15c 20c
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WED AT CROWN POINT.
Mrs. Bessie Jones became the bride of Mr. George Lowry yesterday. Both are of East Chicago. The wedding was celebrated at Crown Point. Justice Nicholson officiating. Mr. Lowry and Mrs. Jones, In company with Dave Campbell, made the trip from East Chicago to Crown Point In an auto, Mr. Campbell acting as best man at the wedding. In the evening the party went to Chicago where they say "The Whip." Mr. Lowry is a heater at the Republic Iron and Steel company's plant in East Chicago and the bride, formerly Miss Bessie Fisher, is originally from Muncle. Mr. and Mrs. Lowrie will make their home for a few days with Mrs. Lew Richards of Baring avenue, after which they will go to house-keping in Hammond. Both the bride and groom are popular in their circle In East Chicago.
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L. Lawrence Dead. Sad news of the death of. Lloyd Lawrence, a former resident of Hammond, was received from Mexico, N. Y., yesterday where his death occurred and interment was made last week. Details of his death have not been learned. Mr. Lawrence was a resident of Hammond for a number of years, where he was employed at the old spring factory. He is' survived by his wife. Mrs. Emma Lawrence, and daughter. Marguerite, both talented musicians.
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