Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 130, Hammond, Lake County, 7 November 1913 — Page 9
Frirlav. Nov. 7, 1013.
THE TIMES.
DEATH OF MRSHIGHLAND An tarly tettlr In the Fort Dearborn rion. Mrs. Mary Highland, the moth-
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er of Mrs. Thomas Kennedy and Mn. J. J. Keegan. died November 6 In the homo of Thoa. Kennedy, 493 9 Olcott avenue. She was 70 years old. ' Mrs. Highland was a. resident of Chicago from the early fifties to 1900 when the moved to Kast Chicago. Seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren, together with two married daughters, are the living relatives.
Services will Jbts held in St, Mary's church tomorrow morning; with burial
at Greenwood cemetery In Hammond.
the scalp of the westerner and has posted a $3,000 side bet that he will give him a good lacing. The scrap will be staged by Jimmy Coffroth on Turkey Day. Clabby is expected back home the first part of December when he will start in training for his fight with Jack Dillon at Milwaukee. Although the date has not been definitely fixed.
the Clabby-Dillon go will likely be set for December 15.
WOMAN IS KILLED. An unidentified woman vram killed late thin afternoon by a runaway Inlander wasron on Oakley avenue.
I Further particulars are unobtainable
an the paper oe to pn mo.
ed missionary spoke. A chicken banquet was enjoyed by two hundred delegates.
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ATTENTION, LADIES! We have them! What? The snappiest and most substantial ladies and misses' stylish 6hoes in the city. They are the very latest just in from the factory. Call and see them the prices will be right. ATTENTION, MEN! Ask to see our popular all around men's shoes. They are stylish and full of comfort, assuring you satisfaction for your money. Take a look at them the price will please you.
Jimmy Clabby announces this morning that he will leave for San Francisco the first part of next week where he will start in training for his twenty round encounter with Frank Logan who is touted to be one of the best middlewelghts cn the coast. That Jimmy Is still a favorite among the
Pacific coast fans is shown by the fact
that they are eager tu see him get back on the western soil where he eliminated Eddie McGoorty, Sailor Grande, Freddie Hicks, and several others from the middleweight ranks. According to Clabby, Losran Is a tough boy, as well as scientific with his mitts and under-pins and will in all probability put up a stiff scrap. That Logan has a large number of admirers Is demonstrated by the fact that they are posting considerable coin on the westerner, although It is expected that the Hammond Idol will be the favorite at the ring side. Clabby will start in training immed
iately after his arrival at San Fran
cisco. His training camp will be sit
uated outside of San Francisco, at the
same quarters whero he prepared for
his battle with Sailor Grande. As
Clabby is almost down to weight at
present, he will need but little hard
work to put him in condition. Jimmy is confident that he will bring back
Eugene A. Grisivol d & Son
DEALING IN
GROCERIES, MEATS AND HARDWARE
276 State St., Cor. Sohl and State Sts., Phones 136137
Hammond, Indiana
Don't forget that E. A. Griswold & Son are giving
their own Trading Stamps in all departments. Wednes
day, is Double Stamp Day.. - We have made arrange-
ments with Kunert & Dredrich Furniture Store, 302304 East State street so our stamp book can be ex
changed for anything they may carry in their line.
90c
33c
A Good Chance to Lav
in Your Winter Potatoes
as a new ear lias just ar
rived, peck, 23c;
bushel
iTy uur jsutter, comes
f rcsli from the . creamerv
every week,
per pound
Fancy Dried Half Peaches
3 pounds OF-
for Jb
Everybody Likes Sweet
heart Soap, 10
3 bars. I ZL
20-Mule Team Borax, onepound I 1
package I I L
Armour's Pork and Beans
with tomato sauce, 4 4 can I flu
Snider 's Famous Catsup,
25c size, 19c; O-.
15c size I LXm
Rumford 1 -Pound Can
Baking Powder -f
at I 3b
Manhattan Jell, such as
Strawberries, Red Raspberry, OETa
3 tumbl ers cLxJU
Canada Wood Cane and Maple Syrup, r.
10c bottles. 2 for... . I JII
Fancy Hand Picked Navy Beans, Cg per pound DC
Try a Pound of Our Bulk Mince Meat
at lac
Fancy Large Olives, Q fj -per quart ...... . . vf ZG
Fox River Brand Milk, tall can, 3 for 25c; per doz
en, 97c; baby size, A Q0 6 for 25c; dozen.... tO
Snow Mallow make delici
ous icings, fillings and
meringues without eggs
no cooking; Saturday, per pound
22c
WILL REVIVE
THE INTEREST Interest is waning in the Saloon
keepers' Association and officers plan a campaign to boost the membership a;-.d bring out those who are not active
now.
The truth is that there are backslid
ers ir. the Hammond Saloonkeepers' Association. Yesterday the old faith
fuls who went to attend a meeting of the society in Moose Hall found as they have on two previous dates that there wasn't a quorum.
J. P. Smith, secretary, says that
many of the members are going out
of business, but that Isn't any excuse.
It will be remembered that when the
eaioonmen and their wives went to Cedar Lake on a picnic the crowd was
throe hundred strong.
So secretary Smith and Tom Nevills, the president have decided to give
them some indoor picnics and bring
more out. These affairs will be a
combination smoker and lunch. They ought to revive interest.
George-Stone, John Turner and E. L.
Allnut are some of the big saloonmen
that have gone out of business.
Judge V. S. Iteiter and Lawrence Becker of the Superior court, rooms No. 1 and No. Z respectively begin November term next Monday. Judge Becker will have Jury cases for the first four or five weeks. Judge Keiter will have probate matters next Monday. The setting in Judge liecker'a court for Monday are as follows: 419 Lasser vs. Samansky. 6698 Siewy vs. Interstate I. & S. 5908 Wheler vs. B. & O. R. R. Co. 6104 Walton vs. C. L. S. & S. B. 6105 Jones VI C. L. S. & S. B. 6123 Aldren vs. Am Maise P. Co. 6237 Thompson Co. vs. Parks. 6379 Ruba vs. Keldenlch.
"Doc" Barron Hurt.
A. W. Barron, more commonly known
among his many friends in Hammond as "Doc", was painfully Injured at the Gibson yards early this morning when he was riding a Standard Oil car at the "hump." He was rushed to St. Margarets hospital and although his injuries were at first considered quite Btrious he is getting along nicely as can be expected. This morning his injuries were very painful. Baron is employed at Gibson as a switchman and was on duty when the accident occurred. It is said that his lantern flew a distance of forty feet
when he was struck and rendered unconscious. His injuries were confined to his head and shoulders which were severely bruised and eut. The details of the accident could not be
learned.
Back From Meeting. Rev. Frank O. Fraley, "V, C. Belman
and M. M. Towle returned this morn- . . , . ..
ing irom uensseiaer, wnere iney were delegates to a one-day convention of the Hammond Methodist Episcopal district. The every member canvass plan was presented by Rev. J. B. Trimble of New York City. Rev. M. H. Appleby of South Pend. and others. A. Musser, a return-
Wind Up Term. Judges V. C. McMahan of the Lake
Circuit court and Johannes Kopelke of
the Superior Court Room No. 3 enter
upon a ten days vacation, having
wound up their September terms today.
TO MY FRIENDS. I wish to thank all of you that stood by me In the recent election. I am your friend now, as before, and am just as anxious to shake your hand and tell you I am proud of your confidence. ALFRED SIMONS.
Smoke MeHle Canadian Club Mixture. Vmr pipe nr cigarette, nest that lent and .kill ran produce. Adv.
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SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, NOV. 8
-AT THE
Do You Like Apricots? tin dessert, all OQ flavors, 3 packages . -J o Do You Like Opcaut?
Take!a :17o pound ,4 I j Quaker Oats, for Saturday, 3 packages 25 C Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Green Beans, Kidney Beans, Pumpkin, Hominy, Succotash, your OK-, choice, 3 cans. . . . ..UO American Family or Fels Naptha Soap, OQn 7 bars -Z.UU SPECIALS IN FLOUR Ceresota, Pillsbury Gold Medal and New Century, -barrel sack 67c Vi-barrel sack 1,33 -barrel sack 2.65
SPECIALS IN MEATS Fancy large Springs -j ft. dressed, per lb I OL Fancy large Spring? "7 alive, per lb ...... . I
Dressed Hens, per pound .......
Pork Loins, 4 CJ per pound. ...... I w2 Leaf Lard, 1 fill 8V. pounds for I UU California Hams, 4 02 per pound I .4I Oscar Mayer's No. 4 "J 1 Hams, per lb I Oysters, selects, large to fry, quart, 40c; Qftr standards, quart. . . OU"' Fresh Hams, to 4 ttl-c roast, per lb I U 2
18c
The Election Is Over Cold weather will soon be herf Pro.
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bottle of OLD GUARDIAN
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Free deliveries to al parts of the city
Highland Grocery & Market 151 Highland Street Phones 258 and 259 Hammond, Indiana
MEATS
.Native IUb Hoaat of Beef. per pound Pork I.eln Ronnt, per pound Umk Stew, per pound, 10c and
Home Made Blorn, per pound rork Sau unite, per pound Flnte Son Ment. per pound
Beef I.lver. per pound. Venl C'nopn, per pound. Venl Stenk. per pound.
18c 18c 12c 15c 13c ...8c
Lent I.nrd per pound ....... t Compound Lard. per pound Pickled Pitt's Feet. per pound
Cnrtoon Bnnner Kkk". per pound Cnrtoon Fnmoun Ekrs. per pound
New Sour Kraut,
quart
... 10c ..22c 30c 12 Kc ...12c
8c .28c
30c 8c
GROCERIES
Broofcfleld Creamery Butter.
per pound
Good I. nek Bntterlne.
per pound Young Amer Cneeae, per pound Heppe Vnle Snlnton, can Neptune OH Snrdtne. 6 for Good Penberry Coffee, per pound Faary Potatoes. peck Honeycomb,
Greening? Apple. peck Fancy CranberrleH, quart Yellow Turnip. 3 pounds for Good Cabbage, per pound. : Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per pound California Grapen, per pound Fancy Grapefruit, 3 for Hand Picked Navy Benna, per pound Gold Hunt "Wanning Powder, 6 for
34c 20c 20c 10c 25c 28c
25c 20c 35c 10c ...5c .2c 3c 10c 25c 5c
25c
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Beautiful Circassian Walnut Bed
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85.00
Beautiful Oak Bedroom Suite, 3 pieces, Bed, Chiffonier and Dresser,
$90.00 value, at
75.00
Genuine Brass Beds, guaranteed to last a life time, regularly sold at
$60.00, special . offer
42.50
A Large Line of Metal Beds in many
different designs and finishes at a
discount of 25, ranging
in prices from $2.50 to.
$20
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THE BEST CUTS of meat can always be had here. We don't save them for a few favored customers and work off the poorer cuts on others. THE CHOICEST STEAKS are yours for the asking, whether you come in person or send the children. Try one today. It will be an experience in meat eating you'll want to repeat often.
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REDUCE YOUR COST OF LIVING by buying your Meats from us. Goods received fresh every day and every piece of Meat we sell is Government Inspected. Direct from Our Packing House to You thus Saving you the Middleman's Proiit. Compare our prices and see for yourself how you can Save Money. The Original Market that made All Competitors Reduce Their Prices.
9V2 POUNDS LEAF LARD for FANCY PORK LOIN ROAST, per pound LEAN CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS, per pound FANCY FRESH PORK SHOULDER, per pound NO. 1 SUGAR CURED CORN BEEF, per pound TENDER BOILING BEEF,
per pound
1.00
14c 15c 11c 10c 8c
NO. 1 BEEF CHUCK ROAST, 1 1 1 0
per pound lib I
CHOICE BEEF RIBS ROAST, (boned and rolled)
per pound FANCY ROUND, SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE STEAK, per pound. BONELESS BEEF RUMP ROAST, per pound NO. 1 FRESH STEWING CHICKENS,. per pound.......... NATIVE VEAL ROAST, per poimd NATIVE VEAL STEWING, per pound : .
14c :14C 14c 14c 12ic 10c
NATIVE VEAL CHOPS,
per pound. GENUINE LAMB, HINDQUARTER, per pound FANCY LAMB CHOPS, rib or loin, per pound ; . . . GENUINE LEG LAMB, per pound JELKE'S GOOD-LUCK BUTTERINE, 2 pounds for SWIFT'S & CO'S KERSEY BRAND BUTTERINE, 2 pounds for SWIFT & CO'S LINCOLN BRAND BUTTERINE, 2 pounds for 10 POUND PAIL PURE LARD for, 5-POUND PAIL PURE LARD for. 3-POUND PAIL PURE LARD for. FANCY SUGAR CURED HAMS, per pound FANCY SUGAR CURED PICNIC HAMS, per pound ;. FANCY SUGAR CURED BACON, per pound
14c
11c 12c 1 3c ,35c 32c 25c 1.25 65c 39c 15c 11c 17c
SPECIAL SALE ON HAMS, BACON and PICNIC, MONDAY. SAME PRICE AS SATURDAY'S SALE. We have Special Sales Every Day It will pay you to come and look them over. All Smoked Meats Guaranteed. DON'T FORGET TDSE PL3CE.