Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 108, Hammond, Lake County, 17 October 1913 — Page 2
PAGE TWO THE TIMES. Friday, October 17, 1913.
MilS. KXOKKZ1CR A HOSTESS. Mrs. Joseph Knocrifr was hostes
yesterday afternoon to the member of Circle No. 1 at her homt in Clinton street. Cards were the entertainment for the afternoon, the member playing peyro progressively at four tables. Mrs. Jacob Kussmaul won the first honor and prices were also won byMrs. Jncob Vets and Mrs. O. I. lUymui. A dainty two course luncheon was served the guests after the card Kfmes. The members arranged to hold their next meeting In two weeks on Thursday after the card games. The members arranged to hold their next meeting in two weeks on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mat Klein in West Hammond.
A SOCIAL EVENT. One of the most enjoyable dancing parties of the season was that given
last evening in the PaPron Academy
in the Orpheum building by the members of St. Joseph's Council No. 21 and Loretta Council No. 28 Catholic
Benevolent League. The affair was
very largely attended. The Grand March opened the program of dances at nine-thirty o'clock. The grand march was lead by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kneozer assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Bogner and Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor. A program of sixteen dances was enjoyr
ed during the evening. A delicious frappe was served. The Academy orchestra played for the dance and the
program was a very pretty one. AS ENJOYABLE! MEETIXG. Mrs. J. L. Rhode, Mrs. Parduhn and Mrs. Magdanz were the hostesses at
the meeting of the Ladles' Aid Society
of St. Taul's Lutheran church which was held yesterday afternoon in the church parlors in Clinton street. A dainty luncheon was served during the social hour. A collection was taken as is customary at the meetings and a nice amount was realized which will be used by the society for the benefit of the church. The members Quilted during the afternoon and accomplished a great deal of work. A large number of members were in attendance at the meeting. A SOCIAL MEETING.
Mrs. Walter Blelefelt opened her home in Webb street yesterday afternoon for the meeting of the Baptist
i Women's Union. The president, Mrs.
W. A. Hill presided at the meeting. The program for the afternoon was in charge of the social department of which Mrs. Ray Fowler is chairman. Following the program a dainty two course luncheon was served and a delightful time was spent socially.
Puce IFozsdl (EFoceBvp A Busy Store Denotes Quality, Low Prices and Satisfied Customers WE'RE BUSY ALL THE TIME Specials for Tonight and Saturday
Macaroon Snaps and
jxavena jumoies, spe
cial, per pound ,
12k
LARD Oscar Mayer's Famous Edelweiss
Brand, -the best made,
special, per pound. . .
13c
Canada Hood's Maple and Cane Syrup, regular 10c bottles, special to introduce, r per bottle only (5-bottle limit to customer)
About fifty-four members were in attendance at the meeting. There will be no meeting of the society next Thursday afternon but on Fiiday, Oc
tober 24th there will be a Union
meeting of the Missionary Societies of this region in the Baptist Hall above
the Lion Store. The following pro
gram was given yesterday:
Vocal Duett Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Sprout Piano Selection Mrs. Gauthler
Violin Solo Mrs. Horton
Accompanist, Mrs. George Houser. Game. , Reading Miss Kthel Hirsch Selection Mrs. William Love, Mrs. James Dixon, Mrs Claude Talmer and Miss Hazel Dutterfleld IIAMMOXI TAKES UP TANGO. One of -the most delightful dancing parties ever given by the Hammond Country Club was held last night in the club rooms and attended by fully sixty couple. The entertainment com
mittee had provided a program of
dances which were featured by the
tango and the hesitation waits and I signal interest was shown by society in the prevailing novelties of dancing.
Hammond dances the standardized
tango and it bids fair here as elsewhere to become a fuore. A large party of out of town members of the club were present from East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. After the danc
ing a collation was served in the dining room. The club's next dancing
function will be held on Hallowe'en.
The next week's party will be bridge.
ENTERTAINS CUB FRIENDS. A very enjoyable meeting of the Oak
Leaf Embroidery Club took place yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
F. A. Scowden in Indiana avenue. .Mrs.
Scowden was hostess at a thimble
party and her guests spent the hours
until four o'clock very pleasantly with
Tic
FINE NEW SOUR AND DILL PICKLES.
lextra large size, each ......
BIG SALE OF FLOUR
Lion Brand XXXX Flour Va-barrel sack. 66c -barrel sack, $1.30 -barrel sack, 2.54 Buckwheat Flour Special Pure Fresh Ground Lion Brand New Buck- Whole Wheat Flour,
makes fine whole wheat
Hf muffins or bread i
wheat and Pancake Flour, 2-lb pkg....
1-20 bbl. bags at
39c
Three Big Values in Fresh Roasted Coffee
Our Famous 30c Leader Coffee,
per pound
-f
Our 28c Choice Peaberry per lb. . . . 25c
Leghorn Brand Early June Peas, No. 2 cans regular price 11c special, can.OjiC Lion Crystal Baking Powder, regular onepound 25c can, f f this sale I UC Pure Cider Vinegar,
finest for pickling, per gallon
I9c
Macaroni and Spaghetti Goldeff Egg brand, 10c packages, )P 3 fr -COC Best Quality Dry Lima Beans, f per lb Beauty Brand Seeded Raisins, -lb packages jQ
Our 25c Choice Santos and Rio
Coffee, per lb . .
21c
Staylit Parlor Matches,
6c pkgs., 2c g packages
Our Regular 6c Quality
Japan Rice, per lb
19c
5c
Silver Kettle Brand
Maple and Cane Syrup,
big bottles
at.
23c
GINGER CAKE FINE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES
uart cans III. H-Gallon Cans Gallon Pails
at.
I3c
at.
25c
at.
45 c
SPECIAL SALE OF FRESH FRUITS
Fine si Quality
Jersey Sweet
Potatoes, 4 lbs for.
rw WWW 10b
Michigan Concord Grapes, per basket Oft,.
I only stub
Sure Pop Pop Corn, per lb., 5c; 4 pounds iC for IOC
WISE MEN KNOW THAT THEY CAN BUY THE CIGAR THEY LIKE IN OUR CIGAR SECTION
FOR LESS MONEY
Diamond Crown, John
Rusklns, LaAzora Operas, all good 5c cigars,
special, 8 for
Tom Keene, Yale Clubs
and Broadcast, special, 7 for.
30c
25c
Joe Anderson, Great Gunner and Lillian Rus
sell, specFal, 8 for
25c
Don Rubino, Curley
Maid and Lord Sheldon,
special, 10 for
25c
All Our Stock of Ha-
vana 15c Cigars, special, 10c straight and 10c
straight, 3 for
LaMarca and Official
Seal, 10c cigars,
special, g for,
25c
25c
TAKE HOME A 40c BOX OF OUR FAMOUS SATURDAY CANDY, assorted fresh made
chocolates, in pound boxes. ZuC
Made Cream
Roma Chocolates, regu
lar 20c grade, assorted creamy centers, heavily coated with chocolate, assorted nut tops, on
special sale per pound. . .
I9c
aa-
Freeh Jelly Beans,
sorted flavors, Jl -f 15c value, per lb 2iC
Cocoanut Hay Stacks, assorted flavors, f
30c grade, per It
Hand
Bon Bons, assorted
flavors, 35c ftp grade, per lb..jQ Chocolate Peanut Fudge regular 20c A grade, per lb... C
WILL TAKE VEIL. Miss Cecilia Winters of Hammond
left last venlgr for St. Mary's Academy at Terre Haute, Ind. It Js
the wish of her parents that she pre
pare to take the veil.
their needlo work after which a dainty luncheon was served. The luncheon table was decorated very attractively
with white and pink carnations. Mrs. A. C. MacMahon of May street will be
the hostess at the meeting in two
weeks.
MEETING WAS POSTPONED. On account of the special services at the First Christian church the meeting of Martha Society which was
announced would be held yesterday afternoon was postponed. The members will hold their next regular meeting: Thursday afternoon, October 23rd in the social rooms of the church In Calumet avenue. ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. At her home in State street Mrs.
Brown entertained the members of the Good Will Club very pleasantly yesterday afternoon. The members played pedro progressively at three tables during the afternoon. Prises were won
by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Charles Bauman.
Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. Charles
Luthman. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Fred Kralowets. After
the card games the hostess served her guests with a prettily appointed two course luncheon. Mrs. Hill will entertain at their next meeting In two
weeks at her home In Muenlch Court.
HOLD REGIXAR MEETING.
Yesterday afternoon the members of the Jewish Ladies Aid Society were
entertained by Mrs. Charles Arkln at her home In Ruth street. It was the regular semi-monthly business meet
ing and several matters of interest
Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street 216 Hchman Street Specials for One Day only Saturday, Oct. 18 Our Meats are the Best Our Prices the. Lowest We Sell Just as we Advertise
MAN to MAN
The Tarsi
Model is my
9 POUNDS FRESH LEAF
LARD, per pound
SMALL FRESH PORK
LOINS, per pound...
DRESSED CHICKENS,
per pound
FRESH DRESSED SPRING
CHICKENS, per lb.......
HIND QUARTER SPRING
LAMB, per pound FORE QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound..
NATIVE LEG OF VEAL,
per pound
NATIVE VEAL ROAST,
per pound
1.00 IGic I2c I8c 18ic
NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with pocket, per lb SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDER, per lb FRESH LAMB STEW, per pound NATIVE ROUND STEAK, per pound... NATIVE BEEF, POT ROAST, per pound...., NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound ,
NO. 1 SUGAR CURED OSCAR MAY
ER'S HAMS, I "7 1 per pound ;C SWIFT'S NO. 1 SUGAR CURED
BRISKET BACON, per pound
1 61c
14c 10c nic I21c
12k
(71c
Now Piayinj Richard Carle's Big Musical Success
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders Mag Oias. Bergndt "Xfff" Ja
friend-
I want another
pair.9' This is the shoe that makes a friend of every man who wears a pair. Doesn't such a friend appeal to you ?
Broad Sole Broad Heel 'Room for five tees
Nettleton Kid Leather ValueNettleton Shoemaking
Lots of solid comfort in a shoe like this J. Schloer & Son 95 State Street Hammond Indiana The "Baby Doll Boot" is the latest creation in Women's footwear.. .It has the broad, low heel and broad toe. We have them in patent leathers and dull kid. Special for Friday and Saturday, Q Rfl at. . . O-UU
came up for discussion. The members will raffle a quilt, the proceeds to be used for charity. It was also decided to meet In two weeks on Thursday afternoon, October 30th at the home of Mrs. Makowski in Douglas street. A social hour was enjoyed following the buslnes smeeting. Refreshments were
served. A STUDY MEETING. The members of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will hold their first meeting' of the new year Monday afternoon, October 20th
at two-thirty o'clock at the home of
the chairman, Mrs. M. Rothschild in
South Hohman street. The study for the afternoon will be Lace Making;. THE STORY HOUR. Miss Carrie Little will entertain the children who came to the Hammond Public Library for the story hour tomorrow, October 18th. between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock. All
Hammond children are Invited. WOMAN'S CI, IB MEETI.NG. The members of the Hammond Woman's Club will be the' guests of the
1 Reld-Murdoch Company at their Hammond plant tomorrow. Mr. Garthe will conduct the party through the plant. All members of the club who desire to visit the plant are asked to meet and take the car leaving from the corner
of State and Hohman streets promptly at three o'clock. The club will dis
pense with its regulation meeting tomorrow and have instead a practical domestic csience lesson. STORK PAYS VISITS. Che stork paid visits to Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Smalley, 771 Hohman street and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Good, 368 Flummer avenue last Tuesday and left
little daughters at both homes. The
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Smalley has been given the name Vera Evelyn.
She tipped the scales at six and a half
pounds. Both mothers and babies are doing nicely. 3
PRE-N V PTI At. ENTERT AIN M ENTS.
Tomorrow evening the Misses Gertrude Vanderhoof and Florence Jackson will entertain for Miss Minnie Turner, whose marriage to Daniel R.
Taltt will be an event of the near future. The party will be given at
ftree Shows Daily Same Popular Prices
70 SSUver SBiwosDim Ffsb
WTTW F.VF.RV 3 m RROCERY AND MEAT ORDER. WE WILL GIVE AWAY
FREE 1 HEAVY PLATED PURE SILVER SPOON, GUARANTEED for 20 YEARS
FANCY HAND PICKED
NAVY BEANS, per quart.
10c
THE FINEST KIND OF BULK
MINCE MEAT, per pound...
10c BOTTLES OF
AMMONIA, 2 for .
iOc
1 5c
IMPORTED SARDINES In pure olive
oil, about 20 fish per tin, 15c value, each
IOc
CREPE TOILET PAPER, the 10c
kind, per roll, gg or 3 rolls for
22c
ORIOLE CORN FLAKES, fresh sup
ply, 2 10c packages QQ for 15f or dozen OOti
FANCY SYMRNA LAYER
FIGS, per pound
I8c
SMALL PORK SHOULDERS, per lb
OSCAR MAYER'S HAMS Brand), per pound
5-LB. STRIPS BACON, per pound BEST RIB ROAST BEEF, per pound SIRLOIN STEAK, per pound SPRING CHICKENS, our own dressing, per lb. . . .
OSCAR MAYER'S CALIFORNIA
HAMS, per pound
FOR SUNDAY BREAKFAST serve our Home Made Saussge. It Is delicious.
EXTRA LARGE GREEN PEPPERS
to stuff. per dozen
EXTRA SPECIAL
FANCY RIPE BANANAS, the 20c
kind, 2 dozen for
13ic
(Moose 17c 1 71c I4c I8c 20c
ORNIA I2c
20c
25c
ORIOLE BRAND PANCAKE FLOUR, .per package......
9c
WHEN IN NEED OF LARGE OYSTERS for frying, try ours. We have the largest and finest in the city.
Miss Jackson's home In Claude street. Invitations were Issued today for an
other party at which the Misses Margaret Relnholtz and Edythe McConnell will entertain Tuesday evening October 21 at the homo of Miss McConnell in Doty street. On Thursday evening the Misses Emery will entertain In honor of Miss Turner and. Mr. Taltt at their home In Ruth street. SPEND WINTER IN TEXAS. Mr. and Mrs. George Cupp of 292 Logan street will leave tomorrow morning for Muncle, Ind., for a visit with Mr. Cupp's parents and from there
will go to Waco, Texas where they will remain for the winter months.
MOZART CXin MEETING. The members of the Mozart Club will have their first meeting of the new
year Saturday evening at the home of
Mrs. H. R. Bell in Rlmbach avenue. A
very delightful program has been ar
ranged. A THIMBLE PARTY. Miss Anna Hummerlch entertained the young women of the C. L. S. Club very pleasantly last evening at her home in Elm street. A dainty luncheon was served the guests after a few hours spent pleasantly with needle work. -During a short business ses
sion arrangements were made for the next meeting to be held on the evening of October 22 at the home of Miss Louise Tangermann. ." Miss Tangermann will be hostess at a thimble party. GRANTED A LICENSE. Miss Elizabeth Kelly of Tale. Ill, and Edward Claxton of Hammond were granted a marriage license In Chicago yesterday afternoon. The announcement of the marriage of Miss Kelly and Mr. Claxton will bring them the congratulations and best wishes of their many friends. . A DANCING PARTY. The members of Golden Rod Camp No. 1657 Royal Neighbors entertained at a dancing party last evening In Long's Hall in East State street. A large number of guests were in attendance and spent a very enjoyable evening. The evening's program of dances began at eight-thirty o'clock and continued until midnight. Elster's orchestra furnished the music for the occasion and the program was greatly enjoyed. Cards were also a feature of the evening and were enjoyed by those who did not dance. Six games of pedro were played, the honors going to Mrs. Nanny. ;Hlx and Mr. John Hess. A de
licious frappe was served during the evenlfig." The hall was decorated very elaborately In the lodge colors of white dnd purple. The party last evening was the" first at which the Royal Neighbors ahve entertained this season and it was a success In every particular.
Bijou 5 or more AMATEUR ACTS I Tonight S ..
PATENT YOUR IDEAS
kind mako I ro" r" . 1 -HOW TO CET THEM" lYlOnCy fern f AS Tmm tinlMl M
wufF&gy JOSHUA R. H. POTTS 805 u St, W.nthn , D.C -V.Xmmd Tmm S2S Omm 3u PMbUeWL S S. Urin Sl Cka.
TO LADIES XVe clean, press, repair and rellnSand put on velvet or silk collar and cuffs on your old clothes for the lowest possible pricas. Young Men's Tailors - t STATE STREET -Phone 771 and we will attend to tt
GRAND UNION 'HOTEL'VSS' Station NEW YORK CITY Upvv4 Baatafe to and from Statin Frm Scad 2c. (Ump far N. V. Cay Coade Book mmi Maa)
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Kenny and Mrs. T. Stack have left for a ten days visit at West Baden. Mr. and Mrs. George I Stout of Carroll street have returned from a short visit at Zoinsvllle. Mrs. Gauthler of Webb street is entertaining Mrs. Evans of Montreal. Canada for a number of weeks. This evening the members of Golden
Rod Camp No. 1057 Royal Neighbors
will meet in Long s Hall in East State street for their regular semi-monthly meeting. There will be a meeting of the members of the True Kindred Lodge this evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall In East State street. It will be tha regular semi-monthly meeting. ' t
CAMPBELL'S ASSORTED SOUPS, 3 cans for
25c
FANCY CALIFORNIA BLUE
PLUMS, per dozen.
5c
8C0 SIZE ILL PICKLES, "Jumbo" dozen
LOWNEY'S COCOA, 15c size....
ALL SUNSHINE CAKES AND CRACKERS, 10c packages 3 for
I3c lie
25c
Hart Brand Canned Goods Special
Important change in time table effective October 19th, 1913. ERIE RAILROAD. Adv. 17-2
Nellssons Musical College. ' Finest teachers in all departments. Teachers certificates and diplomas awarded. Send for booklet and prices, S12S Commercial avenue. South Chicago, 111. 10-3-1-nio.
Heat, when and whin you want It. Get a Gas Heating Stove. No. Ind. Gas A. Elec. Co. Adv. I6t
f,V Highest Cash fi Price Paid for V Raw Skins I
i
All kinds of Furs made to or-Is V
der or repaired. Trimmings )w for millinery and for dresses. 1 y j)
BTJZY FUR COMPANY M
Room 2, 148 State Street,
Hammond, Indiana
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Just received our 1913 pack of HART BRAND CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. If you want to
know which is the best grade of canned goods we would like to have you try this particular brand. We make a practice of selling QUALITY GOODS, and Hart Brand is what wo call QUALITY. Why pay more, or even as much
for goods that cannot compare with them? We offer for Saturday only Hart Brand Peaches, Pears, Red Rasp
berries, Blackberries, Strawberries, Pitted Red Charrles (assorted) at $2.85 Per dozenHart Brand Green Beans, Wax Beans, Kidney Beans, Lima Beans, Succatash, Pumpkin, Baked Beans (as
sorted) $1,20 per dozenGranulated Sugar with $2.00 Grocery Order lOIbs. 45c
Hpnmpllcr Biros,
578 Hohman St., Hammond Phones 1 550- J 55 1
The Christian Spiritualist Society Will begin a series of meetings Sunday, Oct. 19th, 8 p. m. sharp at K. of P. Hall, Olcott avenue, East Chicago. Speakers and two message bearers will be present. Everybody welcome. Madame Costello is reading , v. : .daily, at 78 SJtate street... .