Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 120, Hammond, Lake County, 31 October 1913 — Page 2
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THE TIMES.
Friday, Oct. 31; 1913.
COMIXO EVENTS. The iTKUlar mrrtlnfc of the Lake County Hsmittt Society vrll I be held Monday evenlna;, November 3rd at T:30 o'clock In Heom 4, Central ckol. Tbe board of directors will meet promptly at 1 o'clock. The membera of Hammond Canton I. tl. O. F. will entertain at Hallowe'en dancing; party thin evening; in tbe Dal'ron Dancing Academy la the Orpheum buildingThe Northnlde I.adlc' Club will have a Hallowe'en aoctal thla evening- In tbe pnrlora of the Firat Coacresetloaal rhurrh In Gostlla afreet and cordially Invite tbe public to attend. A PRETTY PARTY. Mrs. A. C. McMahon entertained at a very pretty party yesterday afternoon at her home in May street In honor of the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club. The hours until four o'clock were spent pleasantly with needle
work after which the guests were In-1
vitetl into the dining room for refresh- I
infills. j. uiiiiiiy juuLuruii waa Hrr vwa
in two courses. The table appointments were in white and yellow and were appropriate for the Hallowe'en season. A huRe Jacko'lantern decorated the sI1ter of th" table and from the chandelier to the corners of the table were stretched yellow and white ribbon streamers. The next club meeting will be held in two weeks on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hal Young In Truman avenue. Mrs. Young wil be hostess at a thimble party. A PRETTY HOME WKDUING.
A very beautiful weddiiiR "aa solem
nised last evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James M. Turner at 303 Tru
man avenue whe their only daughter, Minnie Hell.', and Daniel Raymond Taitt were united in marriage. It was
one of the most brilliant events of the
MEMORIAM. In loving remembrance tof our dear mother, Mrs. Anna Lavene. who died
seven (7) years ago today, Oct. 31. 1906:
Forget you? No. we never will.
AVe loved you here, we love you stilt.
It was a bitter pain, a shock severe
To part with one we loved so, dear. From j our loving children.
Pure Food Grocery Two Big Specials on Sale irom 7 fill 9 o'clock Saturday Evening
PURE WHITE CLOVER Honey
Per pound
16c
None Sold to Chil dren
Uneeda Biscuits Fresh from the ovens Sages. . 1 OC
These Specials for Friday Evening and Saturday
tj (TV bars of Kirk's V famous American Family 2Qr Soap for - V
Extra Choice Wisconsin Burbank Potatoes per bu.
89c
"! ."'v.': -
PIHsbury's Best Flour, -barrel sacks 68c -barrel sacks 1.34 -barrel sacks 2.64
THREE BIG COFFEE SPECIALS
Our Famous 30c Leader' Coffee, per pound Choice Fresh Roasted Peaberry Coffee, per lb. Choice Santos and Rio Coffee, per pound ,
27k 25c 21c
WE CARRY A BIG VARIETY OF CANNED GOODS, ALL OF WHICH WE CAN HIGHLY RECOMMEND SPECIALS FOR THIS SALE. It Will Pay You to Buy Them By the Dozen Red Roof Brand Early June Peas, per can, per dozen $ 89 Gold Bond Brand Early June Peas, per can Qq per dozen, 105 Honey Brand Sifted Early June Peas, per can, 2c per dozen, 129 Gold Dragon Early June Peas, per can, 14q per dozen, Q0 - " Ex. Small Sifted Early June Peas' can, yjQ Per dozen, 185 Monarch Early June Peas, per can, .SC Per odzen. 190 French Peas, Couteaux Brand (medium), can, qi per dozen, 165 French Peas Couteaux Brand (extra fine) can, 20c per dozen 2 15
OLD MANSE MAPLE SYRUP (Quality Extra) Pint bottles 22c Quart bottles 39c Quart cans 35 C Gallon can8 l 23
BREAFAST FOOD SPECIALS Ralston Food, package 14c Washington Crisp, package . . .gc Uncle Sam's Food, pkg 22c Quaker Puffed Wheat, pkg Qq
Fine Old Ear per lb, 5c 4 pounds for.
Pop Corn, 1 5c
National Biscuit Co.'s Marshmallow Creams, per lb
20c
Large Fancy California Muscatel Raisins, per lb, 9c
Finest Jersey Sweet Potatoes, A f 4 lbs for lUC
Top Notch Brand Matches, 12 boxes in large package, 9c
White Lilly Asparagus, a product of California, No. 2 cans at only, 19c
Special Values in Fresh Made Candies
Assorted Mint Wafers, in 5c pack
ages, special.
f for.
IQc
Borden's Milk Chocolate Bars, 2c size, special, f 4 for HQ Kranz's Hand Made Creams, 35c grade, special, per pound aCC
Atlantic Mints, 3 flavors, 25c value,
special, per pound
15c
Fresh Jordan Almonds, 50c value, special, An per pound vwC Chocolate Dates, something new, 30c grade, special, f f per puond IvC Assorted Fudge, regular price 15c, Bpecial, n pound I UC Jap Mixed Candy, good value at 20c, special. g per pound........... I aCC
Special Sale of Cigars
Cremo, Cuban Factory Smoker and
Flashlight, special, 7 for
Lillian Russell, Joe Anderson and
Great Gunner, .special, 8 for -
25c
25c
All Ten Cent Size Smoking Tobacco in tins, special, tE 3 tor..... sCOC Good Values Ir. Pipes at 20c, in horn and rubber bits, , f your choice UC
season and was attended by nearly one hundred guests, many of whom wero from a dstance. The home was decorated with masses of autumn foliage and yellow chrysanthemums. Th archways were trimmed prettily with
foliage and It was also banked In thei POUNDS FRESH LEAF
Hammond Meat Market 101 state Street . 216 Hotiman Street Specials for One Day only Saturday, Nov. 1st Our Meats are the Best Our Prices the Lowest VUe Sell Just as we Mdvertise
windows. The ceremony took place In the large living room before an altar formed of potted palms and ferns at either side of which were tall baskets filled with yellow chrysanthemums. Just preceding the ceremony Miss Edythe McConnell sang very sweetly
O, Promise Me" by Reginald DeKoven.
Mrs. H. J. White presided at the piano and played a program of pretty' bridal
music. For the processional she played the "Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin. At seven o'clock the hour appointed for the ceremony the bridal party started from the supper hall and came through the parlor to the large living room where the ceremony was pronounced by the Rev. Floyd II.
Adams, pastor of the First Baptist
church. The ring ceremony was used. The little ribbon bearers. Ruth and Grace Toung. Ida Heckleman and El-
tessa Emmerling. In dainty French frocks, lead the procession followed by
the groom with , his best man, Otis
Work. The maid of honor Miss Julia Wall entered alone. Just preceding the bride, who entered with her father, was Dorothy Osmer, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Osmer of Indiana Harbor, who served as flower girl.
She wore a dainty white lace frock and yellow ribbons and carried a glided basket filled with white and yellow
enrysantnemums. The bride s - crown
was of white crepe meteor trimmed cara Slm" a Prettily appointed lunch-
LARD SMALL FRESH PORK LONS, per pound. FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per lb SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDER, per lb HIND QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound FORE QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound FRESH RIB BOILING BEEF per pound.. NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per pound NATIVE VEAL ROAST, per pound NATIVE BEEF POT ROAS, per pund
1.00 I4ic flic 101c 131c I lie 8k I6ic 15ic life
NATIVE ROUND STEAK, per pound CHOICE CUT NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per lb.. FRESH LAMB CTEW, per pound , FRESH LAMB CHOPS, per pound FKESH HAMBURGER STEAK, per pound HOME CURED CORN BEEFf per pound MOOSE BRAND SUGAR CURED HAMS, per lb SUGAR CURED WIDE BACON, per pound SWEET PICKLED SALT PORK, per pound NO. 1 SUGAR CUREU CALIFORNIA HAMS, per lb..
1 73c I8c 9ic 1 21c IQc 6c 171c 181c IBic I2ic
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders "lU'loa Chas. Berendt "tSSP
eon was served In two courses.
The
beautifully with brocaded satin and
pearls. Her tulle veil was wreathed decorations were very elaborate and with lilies of the valley and she car-jwere appropriate for the Hallowe'en rled a shower bouquet of bride's roses "ea,on- The Hammond guests were
and lilies of the valley. Miss Wall . A'r- ana Mr"- waiter OKe, air. ana wore a beautiful gown of yellow crepe Mr- Frank Grove, Mr. and Mrs. How-
meteor and silk shadow lace. Her i ara xoung. Mr. ana .Mrs. aymona flowers were yellow roce buds. Lyons. The following East Chicago
A three course supper was served rnemuers were present, air. ana Airs.
following the ceremony. The appoint- uraneau, Mr. ana Airs. ... a. spencer, ments at the bride's table were all In Mr- and Mrs- Oeorge Jordon and Mr. white and yellow. A candelabra set!nd Mrs- John Marner. with yellow candles decorated the I center of the table. The flowers were CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY, white and yellow chrysanthemums. The I Ml8 Sophie Crlmberg entertained a
other guests were served at tmall mber of frlendi at her home m oo-
tables. I un street last evening in crieorauon
Mr. and Mrs. Taitt left durlnir the of her eighteenth birthday anniversary.
evening for points in Michigan where She received many pretty gifts In rethey will remain for a week. They membrance of the day. The evening
will be entertained for a few days at was BPent ery enjoyaDiy wun gamts the home of Mr. Taitt's parents in Bay and music until ten o'clock after which Otv. After their return from their an elaborate four course luncheon was
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Taitt will served. Flowers and greenery decorat-
be at home at 171 Detroit street. The very auracuveiy. covers bride travelled In a tupe coat suit with lald r the Misses Anna Pompa tailored hat to correspond. Hum. Lizzie Rlppe. Anna Rippe. Anna
Mrs. Taitt Is prominent socially In Hummerlch. Louise Tangermann, tiara
Hammond and has been one of the reese, manna uennB. oupuio
most feted of the season's brides. She graduated from the Hammond high
school and later studied at the Valparaiso University. Mr. Tattt is employed In the drafting department of the C. I. and S. R. R. at the Gibson office. He came to Hammond from his home In Bay City. Both young people have a host of friends. They were the
recipients of numerous beautiful gifts.
Among the out of town guests at the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. J. Taitt of
Bay City, Mich., the parents of the
groom, the Misses Nettie Schneider and
Amelia Ruppert of Lawrenceburg, Ind.,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Slssin and daughter and Misa Nelle Howe all of Oak Park. 111..
Mrs. Upnam and Mrs. J. Hayden of
Chicago, Mrs. James Osmer and daughter, Dorothy of Indiana Harbor, Miss
Abble Bailey of East Chicago and Mr.
Roy Lommel of Lawrenceburg, Ind.
A SOCIAI, GATHERING. The members of the E. C and H.
Club entertained their husbands very delightfully at a Hallowe'en party last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Marner In Olcott avenue, East Chicago. Music and cards were the
entertainment for the evening, the
guests enjoying several games ot pedro. The prizes were won by Mrs. Gratteau, Mrs. Marner, Mrs. Spencer,
Mrs. Grove. Mr. GratteP'i, Mr. Grove,
Mr.
FIREMEN HAVE AFINE BALL In the neighborhood of nearly fourhundred couples attended the third annual ball of the Hammond Firemen at Assembly hall last night and participated in one of the most enjoyable events of the season. With the large sale of tickets, the hall was found In adequate and as early as 9 o'clock, the floor was packed to its capacity. Mr. and Mrs. William Nill led the grand march to the strains of the Moose orchetsra and were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. James Ryron. Eight hundred souvenir programs were distributed among the dancers who enjoyed themselves until the early hours of this morning. Special cars were used for conveying Whiting, Rt.bertsdal and East Chicago people back home. Every one unanimously voted the Hammond Firemen royal entertainers and In every particular the dance was a huge success. The proceeds will be turned ove rto the Firemen's pension fund.
berg, Messrs. Fred Grimberg, Fred Guering, Georg Grimberg, Alfred Slemanunlngfp Fsid Drewanz, Charles Smith. Cbarres Haage and John Rippe.
V STtDV MEETING. . Mrs. Ray Fowler opened her Home at 128 Condit street yesterday afternoon to the members of the Baptist Women's Union for their regular weekly meeting. The study for the afternoon was "Serving Breakfast" and the program was arranged by Mrs. James Dickson, chairman of the domestic science department. Following the
program a dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. James Fox, Mrs. Charles Gruen. Mrs. Ray Fowler, Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. J. F. Gero served on the social commitee. Twenty-nine members were present during the afternoon and greatly enjoyed the meeting. The program for the afternoon was as follows: "Serving Breakfast" Mrs. James Dickson "Breakfast Rut" Mrs. Ralph Roop Discussion lead by Mrs. Floyd H. Adams. Sons .Lela Hudson Talk i Miss Morton Violin Selection. Miss Bernlce Eastwood Accompanist. Mrs. John Hazelwood. Vocal Solo Mrs. Sprout MISS EMM ERIN E A HOSTESS. Miss Mildred Emmerine entertained
NOW PLAYING The Three Twins BOYLE WOOLFOLK'S Big Musical Melange WITH THOMAS WHIFFEN The Original Star AND ; BIG COMPANY OF 25 PEOPLE 3:00 p. m. 7:30 p. m. 9:00 p. m. 10c 15c 20c
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5 or more AMATEUR ACTS Tonight
. Hoke and Mr. Lyons'. After the a 'number of young people very charm-
inely last evening at a Hallowe'en party at the home of her parents, Mrand " Mrs. E. S.4 Emerine lif Summer
street. Pretty Hallowe'en decorations
were used In the home. Games and music were the diversions. A delightful feature of the evening's entertain
ment was a Shakescpearean contest In
which prizes were awarded. A prettily
appointed luncheon was served. The guests were the Misess Mathilda
Eichorn, Helen Atkinson. norothv
Crumpacker, Gertrude Shearer, Estelle Russell. Beatrice Thomds, Margaret Hickman. .Ruth Wooden, Dorothy Slater, Ruth Hrussel, Mabel Powley, Messrs. Marvin Sprague, ' Norman Bridge, Kenneth Cross, Walter Vott, Raymond Mette, Lorin Wolsie, William Arnold, Crill Burge and Arthur Hess. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Campbell celebrated the fortieth anniversary of their marriage last evening by entertaining a large number of their Hammond and out of town relatives at a six o'clock dinner at their home in Ruth street. The dinner was one of beautiful appointments served In four courses. During the evening a musical program was rendered. The home was decorated very beautifully with Jack roses and a profusion of autumn leaves. A color scheme was carried out in red. Dr. and Mrs. Campbell were th ereclplents of numerous pretty gifts. The invited guests included Mr. G. H. Wallace and Miss Ruth Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Wallace. Mr. and Mis. G. G. Wallace, and Mrs. Ijyda Rauels of Rochester, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Walface of Elkhart. Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Edgar WalV lace of Culver, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Wallace of Ridgeland Center, Wis., Mr.
States" Fm tiUne Wmipy IBQ&stis 44 1 his is a sizzler" A BLUE DERBY HAT with a sash band, 3.00 LET US IMPRESS THIS ON YOUR MIND WE CAN FIT ANY SHAPED HEAD TO A . DERBY ROYAL TAILORS STETSON HATS 3.505.00 JACK FOX "A SHOP FOR MEN" 601 HOHMAN ST. HAMMOND, IND.
and Mrs. E. L. Campbell of Cotulla, Tex., Mr. and Mrs. Bert Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. William Fansler, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sterner of Chicago. Mrs. W. B. Klndlg and two children, Wallace and Paul of Bunker Hill, Ind.. Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. White and daughter. Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Campbell and Dean Campbell of Hammond. STORY HOrR. Seventy-five children ' of all ages attended the story hour at the Ham
mond Public Library last Saturday.
Mis sCarrle Littler was the "story lady." For the next three Saturdays Miss Lillian Krinblll will be the story teller from ten to eleven o'clock. All children are Invited.
Gnnrjsii ball Hallowe'en Night, Oct. 31 Given by the LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE at MOOSE HALL 162 State Street Hammond, Ind. Come Join tbe Howda-PaPB In a Grand Social Evening.
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The Christian Spiritualist Society Take notice, friends, our meetings are held every Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in K. of P. Hall, Olcott avenue, East Chicago. There will be speaking and two message bearers. PUBLIC WELCOME.
Savings on Groceries and Meats
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LARGE SIZE PACKAGES GRANDMA
WASHING POWDER, only
CREAM OF WHEAT BREAKFAST
FOOD, 2 packages for
JUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF
SUPPLY OF FRESH SWEET CIDER, gallon.
LIQUID VENEER, the great dirt
chaser, 5Cc bottle for
IMPORTED ROQUEFORT
CHEESE, per pound
FANCY FRESH HEAD
LETTUCE, each
EXTRA NICE CAULIFLOWER, large
heads, special each
8 DOZEN BOTTLE OF PURE LEMON
EXTRACT only
I5c
25c LY OF
25c at dirt 37c 45c 5c
, large I5c -EMON
40c
SMALL PORK SHOULDERS, per lb... 8;2 POUNDS LEAF for OSCAR MAYER'S HAMS per pound CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound. HINDQUARTER LAMB, per pound FOREQUARTER LAMB, per pound BEST RUMP CORN
BEEF, per pound FANCY DRESSED SPRING DUCKS. WHEATNA BREAKFAST FOOD, package GARLIC, per pound
13lc 1.00 17c 12c l3C I (He 14c
14c 16c
EXTRA SPECIAL
WE OFFER AN ELEGANT SWEET
CORN, Saturday only at
Qq can, per dozen..
1.00
EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK, per can... FRESH GREEN STRING BEANS, per pound
FANCY HOT HOUSE LEAF LETTUCE, per pound
I4c 15c 12c
SELECT LARGE OYSTERS for fry. ing, solid oysters, ip
KJC
per quart 10c ROLLS CREPE TOILET PAPER, 3 for
22c
OUR 25c COFFEE is as good aa ever. We invite you to compare It with any 30c or 35c Coffee you may be using.
EARLY JUNE PEAS, special
for this sale, can, 1 1 f; doz
YACT CLUB SALMON, 1-1 b tall can, fQ doxen......
1.25
1.90
QPOUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR, with $1.00 grocery order 45 C
578 Hohman St., Hammond Phones J550-I55J