Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 117, Hammond, Lake County, 28 October 1913 — Page 2
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THE TIMES. Tuesday. Ort. 28, 1913.
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Rain Coats for Ladies and Misses, in tans. They look every bit the rart of a 10.00 coat; splendid
fitting and Bilk finish.
Kimono Aprons, in light and dark percales, extra
well made and full sizes for Wednesday only at
above price. IftfJ Sweaters for Boys and Girls, an extra heavy plain weave, high collar shaped waist, comes in red and oxford, 6 to 12 years.
Boys' Hats, felt and velvet, nobby styles In practically very color. Friers up to 69c. About 10 Dozen Percale Dresses, a late shipment, in medium and dark colors for girls 4 to 12 years.
Values up to 98c, Wednesday only, 39c.
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Special Hair Demonstration Second Floor Take Elsvalor
Miss Nelson, expert hair demonstrator, will be at our store until Saturday evening, Nov. 1st. Her services are free to all who wish to consult her regarding the care of the hair or as to any purchase you wish to make. Special values
in Switches will be offered for this week, prices 98c to.
SEE BIG SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR The time of the year to buy Underwear is now and the place to buy it is this store if you want the right kind at the right price. For Wednesday we will place on sale 10 dozen Wool 2-Piece Shirts and Drawers in all sizes in dark tan only.
regular 1.00 values, special price
Another Lot cf About 5 Dozen Shirts and Drawers, regular 1.50 and 2.00 values, special I AQ price 1 LU 10 Dozen Men's Fine Lisle Sox, in black only; all sizes.
regular 25c values, special for 1 dozen, per pair, 2 pair for t.. .........
We have about 10 dozen of those Blue Chambray Shirts
left which we will close out Wednesday at 35q each or 3 for....
This shirt is made -with faced sleeves and Is a special value at the price. "V - - 1
rOMISO EVENTS. The aifmbrn of the fiood Will Club
Trill be eatertalaed by Mrs. Hill at her home la Mnealeh Court Tknradix afternoon. Cards villi be the entertainment at the meeting.
The reaular meeting of the Je-wlah
Ladle' Aid Society vrill be held T humday afternoon at the home of Mr. Mankowakl In Donalaa atreet.
Mra. A. C. MrMahon will hare the
membera of the Oak Leaf Embroidery
Club aa her areata at a thimble party
Thuraday afternoon at her home In May
atreet. A DELIGHTFUL MEETING.
Mrs. F. W. Kimball opened her home
MRS. WHITE ENTERTAINS. A delightful party was Riven last evening by Mrs. H. J. White at her home in Mason street. Mtb. White entertained a number of young: women for Miss Turner whose marriage to Mr. D. R. Taltt will take place Thursday evening: at seven o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, 803 Truman avenue, rink kilarney roses were used
to decorate the luncheon table. A prettily appointed luncheon was served in two courses at eleven o'llock following; a few hours spent pleasantly with music and games. The guests were furnished with magazines from which pictures were chosen for the biography of the bride from babyhood. These were put into book form and presented Miss Turner. With the guest of honor Mrs. White entertained Mrs. Mac Turner, Mrs. Chester A. Lockoow. Mrs. William Love, Miss Carrie Connor of Cincinnati, Miss Abbie Bailey of East Chicago, the Misses Minnie Turner. Anna
In Williams street yesterday afternoon Emery, Margaret Relnholtz, Daisy and
to the members of the history commit
tee of the Hammond Woman's Club for their regular semi-monthly meeting. The study for the afternoon was Scotland, with Mrs. J. C. Graves chairman of the program committee. The first subject was "Early Times In Scottish History" and was read In a very able manner by Mrs. C. L. Wolff. Mrs. Graves then read a very excellent paper on the "Celt, Danish, Roman and Norwegian Invasions." The third paper "The Introduction of Christianity" was splendidly composed and well read by Mrs. Arthur Merrill. A group of Scotch songs was sung by Miss Harriet Ferris
Kate Emery. Gertrude Vanderhoof.
Bertha and Beatrice Hansen. Julia Wall and Florence Jackson. AN AFTERNOON PART V. Mrs. 1 L. Bomberger entertained the members of the Embroidery Club very charmingly yesterday afternoon at her home In Glendale Park. ..The hours until four o'clock were devoted to needle work after which the guests were served with a dainty luncheon. The dining room was candle lighted and th decorations were aproprlate for the Hallowe'en season. A huge pumpkin decorated the center of the table and
JMUW I'iiAlJMU' BOYLE WOOLFOLK'S QUEEN OF Slaj?3 CLEMONSO BROS. "THE MUSICAL CLOWNS" LEONARD and HALEY "A PLEASANT PAIR IN PLEASING SONGS" CARROLL, KEATING & DYER "TWO RUBES AND A GIRL" CHAS. EDENBERG EQUILIBRISTIC NOVELTY COMING THURSDAY "THREE TWINS"
held" Wednesday afternoon in the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street. Following the business sesion a social hour will be enjoyed.
Nellssons Musical College, Finest teachers in all departments. Teachers certificates and diplomas awarded. Send for booklet and .prices, 9126 Commercial avenue. South Chicago, 111. 10-S-l-mo.
A FEW OF OUR MANY EXTRA SPECIALS FOR DOUBLE STAMP DAY DRY GOODS
Cape Glove for Ladies, dark stitched back, raw edge seams, sewed with silk, one clasp, unlined, sizes 54 to 8, special, ftft per pair UUC
Table Damask, all linen, assorted
patterns, 58 inches wide, half bleached, yard
Sheet bleached, 72x90, extra good quality muslin, 2-inch hem, per
pair, g5c each at
(Limit 4 to a customer) Cotton Flannel, well fleeced, twilled back, 27 inches wide, un- A bleached, yard OzC Buttons, fancy metal buttons, suit
able for coats, sizes 24 to I ! 60 3 to 6 on card, card I WU I
55c
44c
25c
10c
Scarf of Tissue Silk 22x63 inches hemstitched ends. Dark and
pastel shades, each
Shadow Lace for ruffles and trimming, widths up to 4 inches,
the new scalloped edges, regu
lar 15c values, yard
Ladies' Drawers and Vests, heavy fleeced, elastic ribbed, bleached, sizes 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Special for this flft sale, per garment $C Ladies' Hose Supporters, square satin pad front, rubber tipped fasteners, best of lisle elastic.
regular 25c value, pair
!9c
Drugs
Whirling Spray Syringe, red, white or chocolate
color bulk, regular 2.00 value...
Lydia Pinkham's Vege
table Compound, 1.00 size ..,
Tonsiline for sore throat,
50c size at
1.69
Vege75c
throat, 39c
Hallowe en Novelties of all kinds, table cloths, napkins, stickers and paper caps. See our line before buying. Hair Brushes, solid back, ma good bristle, 75c value WWW Dr. King's New Discovery for colds
and cough, 60c size Hardwater Castile Soap, per cake
In her own pleasing manner and were;tne favors were little stickpins, charmuch enjoyed. Another delightful asterlstic of the season. Mrs. Bomfeature of the program was a dramatic bergers thre children, Charles, Edreading by Mrs. Frank Hosier. She mond and Margorie in witches costumes
assisted In the dining room. Covers were laid for ten guests. With the members of the club Mrs. Bomberger entertained Miss Florence Fealock of
tpoke with a charm and grace and her rendition was much appreciated by her audience. After the study program a
dainty luncheon was served by Mrs,
Kimball, chairman of the social com- j Michigany City, who Is the house guest mtttee, assisted by Mrs. Fioyd Adams !of Mrs- John F. Beckman of Highland
and Mrs. Henry Lurtdt. REPORTED.
A HALOWCEN PARTY. One of the first of the Hallowe'en
parties of this season was given by the
street.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY. A number of the members of P. G. Columbia No. 44 were delightfully en-
Camp Fire Girls last evening at the ,erta,nM at thc home of Mr. and Mrs.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rabe In 1 auI Steyaert, 2701 Thomas street. Cht-
Wllliams street. There were thirty girls present and their leader. Miss Merriott met with them. ' The organization has grown ao rapidly in Hammond that Miss Meriott will soon have
cago last Sunday. The party celebrated Mrs. Steyaert's birthday anniverasry and she received many pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. An elaborate dinner was served at noon and again
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to engage one or two assistants. It was.at eix o'clock refreshments were serva costume party and the guests camejed- Paring the afternoon a program masked. They spent the evening veryof musical and literary numbers was enjorably with games and music. Aj"11"1 and tn fcuests enjoyed a number dainty luncheon was served. The onlyi0' Kam"' Among the guests from light in the home come from Jicko' ;Hammond were Mr. and Mrs. Emir Llni,
lanterns and lighted candles. The par- j lors were decorated appropriately for , the Hallowe'en season with autumn
foliage and Jacko'Ianterns. i a ' A RIBE PARTY." The, members of theammond Motor Boat Clu'b will give a "Rube Party" this evening in their club rooms in
Mr. and Mrs. H. Busch, Mr. and 'Mrs. Otto Hointz, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fick, Mrs. Krjmberg and Mrs. J." Schneider. The Chicago guests were Mr. and Mrs. Steyaert and daughter. . (J MEKTIC THIS WEEK, There will be no meeting of ' the Women's Guild of St. Taul's Episcopal
Calumet avenue. Various eames and c"urc" thls but next Wednesday
contests will be enjoyed and dancing afternoon the members will be entr
36c
10c
Big
Grocery Savings for Wednes
day
SUGAR Best Granulated, with grocery order of 1.00
or more, flour or butter not included, 10 pounds ,
44c
Fresh Made Cottage Cheese) per pound..-
6c
FLOUR Gold Medal, New Century or Ceresota. Your choice of the best brands, -bbl. A"Jf sack, 2.B5bbl- sack' 1.33 H-M- sackQfC
Minas Blend Coffee, splendid value,
4 pounds, 103 per pound
Mrs. Austin's Rolled Oats, three 10c packages
26c 23c
Argo Gloss tarch
3 packages.....
Armour's Shield Brand Lard, guar
anteed pure, per pound i Grandma's Pancake Flour, 3 packages for
lie j, guar-
I4c 25 c
Good Quality Catsup, 2 bottles
25c
Fancy Baldwin rel, 4.00 per peck
Apples per bar-
Polly Prim or Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans
POTATOES Fancy New York Rurals, the best grown, 60 pounds to bushel, 1 Q3 15 pounds to peck
40c 25c 26c
JELKE'S GOOD LUCK OR IN E 5-pound drum, Qq per pound
MOXLEY'S BUTTER.
18k
KIRK'S AMERICAN FAMILY, FELS NAPTHA OR
U. S. MAIL SOAP, with order, 7 bars for ,
Wigwam Brand Kidney Great Western Hominy, doz. cans, 39J per can
Early June Peas or No. 3 Solid Pack
Tomatoes, doz. cans, QQq
3 cans tot.
Beans or 7ic
25c
Fancy Red Alaska tall cans, 178 per can
Salmon, - dozen
I5c
Best Quality Bulk Flour, 10-pound bag
27c
Borden's Peerless Milk, dozen tall
cans, 99C 3 cans tor
25c
Good Quality Pink Salmon, dozen
tall cans, QQq 3 cans for
25c
Farmhouse Sugar Corn, dozen cans, Q5(j per can.
29c 8c
Elgin Creamery Butter, finest obtainable, special price, 0i per-'pound V"vC
Armour's or Acme Perk and Beans,
loc size, 2 cans for.
25c
will also be a feature of the evening. A supper will be served. MRS. DUrKMl'N A HOSTKSS. Mrs. J. S. Blackmun will be hostess this afternoon to the members of the literature department of the Hammond Woman's Club at her home In Highland street. The following program will be given: Dr. Luke of the Labrador. ........... Mrs. J. F. Reilley Dr. Gremfell and Norman Duncan Mrs. W. C. Harrison Vocal Selection Mrs. Franklin Blackmun
Accompanist. Mrs. H. J. White.
Current Events.
Iini.D SOCIAL, MKETIG. Tomorrow afternoon the members of
the Deborah Society of the First Christian church will hold- their monthly
social meeting in the parlors of th church in Calumet avenue. The com
mittee of which Mrs. Everett Merrill is
chairman wil have charge of the meet
ing. The members of the Martha So
ciety will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. John M. Stinson In Waltham tsreet Thursday afternoon. It will be
tained at the home of
in Webb street.
Mrs. T. E. Bell
HOLD WEEKLY MEETI. Thursday afterVioon the mtmbers of the Baptist AVomen's Union will meet with Mrs. Ray Fowler at her home. 12S Condlt street for their regular weekly meeting. The study for the afternoon will "Serving Breakfast"' and the program wil be in charge of the domestic science department. OTIC F All members of the congregation Beth Al are urgently requested to be present on Thursday evening, October SO, 8 p. sharp. Important business and election of officers. A. A. COHS, Sec'y. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Tillman had as their guests over Sunday, Mrs. Tillman'B mother, Mrs. J. W. Kin of Rensselaer. Ind., and her brother, Fred A. King and fcaby son of Winona Lake, Ind. Mrs. John F. Beckman is entertaining Miss Florence Fealock of Michigan City, Ind., at her home in Highland atreet for a fe wdays.
On Saturday evening, October 25 the Garfield I. O. O. K. encampment charter was returned to the members of the
East Chicago I. O. O. F. club rooms by the D. D. Q. P. LeRoy Dame of Gary. The charter was arrested by the Grand Encampment in the year 1907. Dr. Goldman started to reorganize the encampment last August, and with the assistance of T. E. Williams, O. Rahn, Eve.ret Williams, J. H. Thompson, H. Richeson, Ed DeBriae, Sr., Charles Nassau, Max Nassau, J. D. Reed and E. W. Wlckey, the charter was returned. The chapter degrees, namely, the Patriarch, the" Golden' Rule and the Royal Furpla are the nicest degrees m ethe Odd Fellows order. A' good many members of the subordinate I. O. O. F. lodges have signified their Intention to Join the encampment. The members of Whiting. Robertsdale and Indiana Harbor will be In the Jurisdiction of the East Chicago J. A. Garfield encampment. A meeting is called for next Thursday evening. October 30, for the
nomination, election and Installation of
the new officers. Refreshments will be serv DIstrtet Deputy LeRoy Dame and the Installing officers of the Gary encamp
ment will be present and have charge
Of the ceremonies.
AID SOCIETV TO MEET. Mrs. J. Wesley Reed will be hostess to the members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Methodist - church
Wednesday afternoon at her home In i Chicago
Ridge Road.
A BHIIKJE I'ABTV. Mrs. John F. Beckman will entertain the members of the Wednesday Afternon Bridge Club at her home in Highland street tomorrow afternoon. The members will play bridge whist progreslvely at three tables. A CLIB MEETING. At her home In May street Mrs. A. C. McMahon will be hostess to the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club Thursday afternoon at a thimble party. It will be the regular semi-monthly club meeting. A THIMBLE TARTY. Mrs. John J. Claussen will be hostess at a thimble party this evening at her home in Carroll street. Her guests will be the members of the N X. Embroidery Club who will meet for their regular semi-monthly meeting. The guests will bring their needle work to tha
meeting.
the regular monthly social meeting of! Ml" tua,ln 'on Huron,
the society and a delightful program is al,cn- 18 lne nouse guesi oi airs.
being arranged for the afternoon. werquisi oi carrou sireei.
Mrs. wmiani ie verger, 141 inaiana avenue returned last evening from French Lick Springs where she visited for a few weeks. Dr. and Mrs. A. H. I'annenborg of
Heights. 111.. will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Lavene In Truman avenue this evening for "Pinafore." Mr. and Mrs. August Bruhm of Clinton street will have as tht'lr guests this evening Mr. and Mrs. George Wolf of Englewood who will come to Hammond to attend "Pinafore."
Mrs. Meyers of Englewood will be the guest of Mrs. L. J. Haefer of Truma navenue this evenig and will attend 'Pinafore," which will be given by the choir of the First Christian church. Robert Smith who is attending Purdue University at Lafayette was the guest of his parent. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Smith In Hammond during the past week-end. He came to attend the Chicago-Purdue football game.
Mr. and Airs. Barney Kenny and Mrs.
T. Stack have returned from West
Baden where they spent two weeks.
Nicholas J. Austgen is confined to his home In Muenlch Court suffering from
a severe attack of rheumatism.
ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. At her home In West Hammond Mrs. Mat Klein will entertain the members of Circle Xo. I Thursday afternoon. The members will spend the afternoon playing cards. Tedro will be played. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends and relatives and the Modern Woodmen of America for the sympathy and kindness shown in our late bereavement, also for the man beautiful floral offerings and especialy Rev. C. J. Sharp and the Christian church choir. W. R. SCHILLO.
ILodp As.hulies
The ladies of the Woodmen Circle
will give a card party Wednesday even
Ing in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street to which the public is cord
ially invited. Pedro will be played and three prizes will be awarded. Th prizes are all articles of hand painted
china.
A meeting of the members of William
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EAST CHICAGO. Go to Snyder's for picture framing.
Studio over Globe printing office.
tf f The Dohman Musical Society held Its
first meeting at the studio of Nelilo Sparks Dohman In the Calumet build
ing. The object of the society waa dis
cussed by Pres. Ivan Larson of First Division and Pres. R. F. Eschenbach of the Second division. Then business manager C. Swanson and Nellie Sparks
Dohman gave a further discussion af
ter which the general business wa
conducted.
The T. B. Girls of the Congregational
church will give a Hallowe'en party at
the K. of P. hall Thursday evening. Oct.
30. Everybody come masked and, have
a god time. Admission 25c
The Ladies Aid of the Swedish Luth
eran church will serve supper at me church Saturday evening, Nov. 1 from five o'clock on, until all are served. The menu will consist of beef loaf.
mashed potatoes and gravy, baked ham, Baston baked beans, pickles, chill
sauce, home made wane ana rye orwu, coffee and apple pie.
Mrs. Wall of Beacon street enter
tained a party from Michigan City on Saturday, her guests including her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs, Jena Janson, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. How-
rd and daughter Eloise, Martin and
Anna Janson.
A number of East Chicago Congregatlonalists have gone over to Whiting today to attend the Michigan City Association of Congregational churches which organization is in session in that city all day today. Rev. Alexander Monroe of East Chicago Congregational church is moderator of the association and Mrs. E. X. Canine and Mr. R. G. Howell are delegates f rom ' the East Chicago church.
Section one of the Ladies Social Tn- ,
ion will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Reese Williams. All members of the section are requested to be present. Miss Mildred Evans who has been spending several months with her sister. Mrs. Kenneth Mcintosh at. Los Angeles. Cl . is expected back home tomorrow. Both Mr. and Mrs. Mcintosh in ill health are reported as much improved. Mrs. Arthur Sctiuyler' of North Oleott avenue Is in the hospital where she went last Wednesday for an operation. She was suffering from a complication of disease which Included appendicitis and is reported as getting on very well, considering the seriousness of her aliment. Mrs. Joseph Srerda. who was badly burned last Friday In a fire which fatally Injured her two children and seriously damaged her home at 149th st., I sttll in the hospital and Is doing
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death of her two children as her physicians did not consider her in a fit condition to stand the shock. It had beea arranged however to break the news to her today if her condition would permit. The Thimble party to be held at tha home of Mrs. H. K. Groves on Wednesday by the Congregational Ladles Aid, Sec. B., is to take place in the afternoon Instead of the evening aa announced.
Pfln Cnre4 la to 14 nays. Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching. B'.lnd, Bleeding or i Protruding Piles. First application, gives relief. 50c Adv. Heat, when and wlura yon want tC Get a pas Heating 8 tot a. No. tad. Oaa at Elec Co. Adv. lilt
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