Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 136, Hammond, Lake County, 14 November 1913 — Page 2

PAGE TWO THE TIMES. Fridav, Nov. 14, 1913.

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Our store will be closed from 6 p. in. tonight until 1 o'clock p. m. Saturday on account of the death of our daughter and sister, Mrs. Wm. Craick. J. SCHLOER & SONS 93 State Street

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A AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. A. C. Deaver entertained a number of gjests very delightfully yesterday afternoon at her home in Mott avenue. West Hammond. It was the afternoon for the regular meeting of the Eyelet Kmbroiilery Club and with the members Mij. Deaver entertained Mrs. Harry Folk and Mrs. AV. Patterson. A part of the afternoon was deToted to needle work after which the hostess served her guests with a prettily appointed two course luncheon. The table was decorated attractively with flowers. In two weeks from Kriday aftcrnoon Mrs. I... J. Haefer will entertain the members of the club at a thimble party at her homo in Truman avenue. The meeting will be held n Friday instead of Thursday on account of Thankssrivina:. The following members were present yesterday, Mrs. Henry Morris. Mrs. "Walter Lanborn,

Mrs. L. J. Haefer, Mrs. Clyde Tetrle, Mrs. Frank Shine, Mrs. William llageman and Mrs. A. H. Kale. A MHIDGE PARTY. Mr .and Mrs. I P. Feltzer were host and hostess last evening to the members of the Detroit Street Bridge Club at their home, 1070 Harrison street. The guests played progressively at four tables and hifih scores were made by Mrs. 8. K. Swaim and Mr. Raymond

Zoll. The consolation prizes were

awarded to Mrs. Ray Fowler and Mr,

3. Efc Swaim. A prettily appointed luncheon was served in two courses following- the card games. Mr. and

Mrs. Walter Wise will entertain the members of the club at the next meeting in two weeks at their home. 173 Detroit street. The members of the club are Dr. and Mrs. (J. 1 Ebrljrht, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Taitt, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Swaim. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zoll, Mr. and Mrs. John Wllhelm, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fowler and Mr. and Mrs. L. p. Feltzer. A OKl.Il; IITKl'1.1 PARTY. A delightful party was given as a surprise to Mrs. Jessie Fuller at her home in Plummer avenue yesterday afternoon. The party was given as a farewell to Mrs. Fuller who will leave Hammond tomorrow to make her' future home in Franklin Park, 111. The guests brought their needle work and

spent the afternoon In a delightful social way. A prettily appointed three

course luncheon was served at five o'clock. Mrs. Fuller was formerly Miss Elsie Helnemann. Among the guests

at the party were Mrs. P. Weil, Mrs. J P.rasil, Mrs. F. Johnson, Mrs. J. Dockery, Mrs. A. Dockery, Mrs. X. Landvojrt,

Mrs. . Erhardt. Mrs. F. Schmidt. Mrs.

I'. Carow. Mrs. William Luiht. Mrs. F.

Sass, Mrs. B. Helnemann, Mrs. Masepohl and Mrs. Jesse Fuller.

MEET WITH MRS. II MMOM). This week's meeting of the Baptist Women's Union was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Helen

nainmuna, yu ctoum nonman sirpei. j The president. Mrs. W. A. Hill prt sided i

at the meeting. Following the business session a delightful program arranged by Mrs. H. J. White, chairman of the social committee was given. A dainty

two course luncheon was served during the social hour. The following was the program for the afternoon:

Advertising Contest. Piano Solo Vivian Dietricn. Hong Little Miss Helen Smith. Piano Ouett Mrs. H. J. White and

Mrs. AVllllam Love.

Vocal Solo Miss Beulah Dock.

aire tMinnrnrirTif"' 'i miyyty j -cr f

KAUFMAN N OWOLF - Hammond, Ind.

These Specials Friday Evening assd Saturday

Extra Fine Quality Erick 1TO Cheese per lb. - IOC

Two-BB&& Safe if

s FINEST QUALITY FLOUR LION BRAND XXXX PATENT FLOUR -barrel sacks, I'i-barrel sacks, I y2-barre sacks,

67c

10-lb Bags Pure Old

Fashioned Buckwheat

Flour, per bag. . . .

39c

1.32 2.58

Lion Brand Self Rising Pancake and Buckwheat Flour, f Per pkg oQ

(Special price to introduce this flour.) 10-Pound Bags Fresh Ground Whole Wheat Qrt Flour, per bag wUC DOUBLE S. & H. GREEN STAMPS TONIGHT

No. 1 Handpicked Navy Beans, gper lb Q Fine California Dry Li

ma Beans, per lb

No. 3 Cans Standard Tomatoes, per can wC No. 2 Cans Standard Tomate'' 3(1 per can I(U No. 2 Cans Fawn Brand Sweet Wrinkled -f Peas, per lb.... 0$C No. 2 Cans Gold Bond Early June Peas, per lb. . . Fine California Seeded Bulk Raisins, ffc per lb qC

Carnation Brand Evaporated Milk, tall cans, 3 fr 25C sma11 can, i'Z... 25c

Best Citron, Lemon and

Orange Peel, per lb

I9c

1-Pound Package G. &. S. Brand California

Seeded Raisins, per pkg..

Red Hen Brand Baking

Molasses, -gal cans.

iOc

1 5c

Ginger Cake New Orleans Molasses, J M -gallon cans..

23c

Apple

I8c

The Old Famous Log Cabin Maple Syrup,

pint cans

Marino Brand Butter, 32-oz. jar at

Armour's Lighthouse

and U. S. Mail Soap, Lb"! 29c Fine Quality Soap Chips 4 pounds p I i3C Staylit Matches, regular 5c packages at grQ

g packages for

1 9c

Extra Fine White Eastern Cauliflower, M head 12c-15c-loC

National Biscuit Co.'s

Cocoanut Crisp Cakes, per lb..., Lustiana Mixed Cakes, per lb..., Hipprodrome Bar Cakes, per lb.

16c 14c 12K2C

WJeek End Sandy Sale Almond or Milk Chocolate Bars, regular 5c value, a g special, 3 for I JC Cracker Jack or Chums in 5c packages, special, a f 3 - I Qc Kranz's Hand Made Creams, assorted flavors, 3Tc QA grade, special at &ii$C Peanut Butter or Molasses Kisses, liic grade, special, f per pound 1 UC Chocolate Nonparels, 25c g special, per pound West Point Chocolates in one pound boxes, 40c grade, special, per pound ataU'C

Cigar Sale Havana Ribbon, Cuban Factory Smoker, Tom Keene, f g special, 7 for fcOC Jno Ruskins, LaAzora Opera and Permit Cigars, all good 5c cigars, our special price, g for UC Lillian Russell, Joe Anderson, Top Notch and Great Gunner, Bpecial price, 8 (tbC Don Rubino, Lord Sheldon and Curley Maid Cigars, ff special. for fi.JG LaMarco and Official Seal Cigars special, fTT 5 fr f0C All 15c 2 for 25c cigars, special for Saturday, 4 f straight-. I UC

MIIS. 10U5i(i A HOSTESS. Mrs. Hal Younjr entertained at a very

pretty party yesterday afternoon at he-

home In Truman avenue In nor of the members of the Oak Leaf Embroldery Club. Only the members of the club were guests and they spent the

hours until four o'clock wltti their

needle work after which the hostess

served a dainty two course luncheon. The table was decorated very prettily

with pink carnations and ferns. The next eetinsr of the club will be held on

Friday afternoon, November 28 Instead of Thursday at the home of Mrs. A. J. Burk in Highland street. Mrs. Burk will be hostess at a thimble party.

ammond Meat Market

101 State Street Specials for One Day only Saturday, Nov. 15 Gur Meals are the Best Cur Prices the Lowest Wife Sell Just as we Advertise

9 POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD.... , SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per pound FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per lb NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per pound NATIVE VEAL ROAST, per pound , NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with pocket, per pound.. HIND QUARER SPRING LAMB, per pound FORE QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound

HAS OlEST FROM f ANtDA. lr. O. Ij. Smith, 30 Warren street has

as his sruest for this week, his brother.

Dr. Arthur P. Smith of Mitchell,

Canada. Dr. Smith is also attending

the Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America which meets in ChicaRO.

NATIVE CHOICE CUT ROUND STEAK, per lb. FRESH PORK SHOULDER, per lb

1.GQ I4ic 163c ..16c 1 51c I Qlc 174c 4 4

SMALL FRESH PORK CHOPS, per pound NAIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per pound..., FRESH HAMBURGER

STEAK, per pound HOME CURED CORN BEEF, per pound FRESH BOILING BEEF, per pound FRESH LAMB STEW, per pound

MAYER'S BROS. SUGAR CURED HAMS, per lb.. NO. 1 SUGAR CURED CALL HAMS, per lb

MAYER BROS' SWEET PICKLED

SALT PORK, per pound MAYER'S STAR M BACON, per pound

IGlc

12ic

10c

8ic 8ic 1 61c 1 31c PICKLED

15c

19k

ENTERTAIN S WITH CARDS. Mrs. Dumpsey entertained the mem

bers of the Good Will Club very pleas

antly at her home in Muenich Court yesterday afternoon. Cards were a

feature of the afternoon the members

playing pedro progressively at three

bles. Mrs. Fred Kralowetz won the I

first honors and prizes were also won I by Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Richard Smith.'

A dainty two course luncheon was

served following the card games. The next meetlnff of the club will occur in

two weeks and the hostess for the aft- j

ernoon will be Mrs. Henrietta liuDer !

of Truman avenue. Mrs. Huber will

entertain with cards.

Frompt Delivery to All Parts ot the City. Strict Aitsnlion Given to Ail Phone Orders. 101 State St. Phone 100 CHAS. BERENDT

AT THE COINTHV ci.rn. The. informal given at the Hammond

Country Club last nigrht the nrst

dance of the month- was a very pleas

ant affair and characterized by a lively

dance program featured by an eight

o'clock start and a midnight closing with an hour out for refreshments

which were served in the dining room.

A number of out of town guests were

present and about thirty-five couple

were In attendance. The dances at the Country Club have been marked this setison by new interest on account of

the new dance movements In which lo

cal society folk are becoming very pro-

fiiclent. The club's next party will be on Thursday, Nov. 20. It will be Ger

man vaudeville night and the entertainment committee promises a very novel program. On Thanksgiving eve. Nov. 26 the club will give Its first formal dinner dance of the year and this promises to be a -very elaborate event.

MARTHA SOCIETY MEETS. The members of the Martha Society held their regular weekly meeting yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. It was decided not to give the Thanksgiving dinner for which arrangements had been made. Refreshments were served. ANMAL HARVEST SIPPER. This evening from five to eight o'clock the ladies of the First Presbyterian church will serve mpper In the parlors of the church In South Hohman street. Mrs. Helen Twiss and Mrs. J. C. Craves served as chairman and vice chairman of the committee on arrangements. An excellent menu has been chosen.

ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. Mrs. A. K. Murden entertained at a prettily appointed dinner at one o'clock yesterday at her home, 4S 150th street. The afternon was spent pleasantly with needle work and" music. The guests spent a very delightful time. Those present were Mrs. Lehman of Frankfort. III., Mrs. Mary Carmen of Dwlght, 111., Mrs. Hattie Lehman, Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Roscoe Smith and Mrs. Ruth Price and son, Raymond. , A DINNER 1MRTI. Mrs. J. D. Pontius entertained the members of the Twelve O'Clock Dinner Club very charmingly yesterd.iy at her home in East State street. A prettily appointed dinner was served In three courses. White and yellow chrysanthemums decorated the table very attractively. The appointments were al lin white and yellow. Twelve covers were laid.

Hammond high wc-hoo! vs. Itrnnarlaer high aHrhool, HarrlNon park, 2:30 Saturday afternoon. Admlmlon 25 cent.

WII.I. SERVE I.INCHEON. On Saturday, November 15, the Hammond Woman's Club's Pure Food lay. the members will serve a cafeteria luncheon in the club rooms of the Hammond Chamber of Commerce in the Citizens' Geran National bank building

from eleven until two o'clock. In Jhe

afternoon there will be home bakery

for sale. ;

A M RIMUSE PARTY. A surprise party was given last

evening in honor of Christine Snoerner

at her home In Kast Sibley street. The evening was spent very enjoyably with games and contests. Music was also a ftature of the evening. A buffet luncheon was served at ten o'clock. The following young people wete guests at the party and greatly enjoy ed th; evening, Dora Lukmann, Marion Misicko. Mabel Rail, Helen Ohlendorf, Ada Gaedke. Lillian Tolzmann, Alma Smith. M-irgaret Hansen, Frances Prohl, Margaret Berg. Therose Greb, Emma Schmidt, Emma Rlohm, Alfred

Schwerln, "William Zahrte, Arthur

Smith. Clyde Hess, James Graves, William Hill, William Itorchert, Robert Rooth, Carl Fick, Frank Prohl, Milton Hansen, Walter Koenig and Erwln Mi!ler.

Sl'NDA Y EVENINti SERVICE. The Rev. Dr. F. A. Holtzhausen formerly of Washington. D. C, now of Chicago, 111., will deliver his famous lecture on "Martin Luthr, the Great Reformer" at the Evangelical Immanuel church, 34S Sibley street next Sunday, evening. Nov. 16th at 7:30 p. m. Dr. Holtzhausen was born at Wittenberg, (Luther's City) Germany, was christen

ed and confirmed in Luther's church.

drank of Luther's well and played un

der the "Luther Oak" and has visited

all the principal places of interest In

connection with the great reformer's

life and work.' The lecturer comes

highly recommended as scholar and

orator alike by pulpit as well as by the

press. The lecture will be delivered in

the English language. Dr. Holtzhausen

having spent eighteen years In England, and Is given under auspices of the

Evangelical League, which extends a

cordial invitation to everybody, re gardless of church or creed. No admis

sion fee ,a free will offering will be

accepted. POSTPONE MEETING.

The meeting of Circle No. 1 rhich was 'announced would be held yesterday afternoon was postponed on account of the death of Mrs. William

Cratck.

Tonight

IN WRONG CO.

(BGDR31TESW Besides Big Musical Comedy Show

A Riot

Don't Miss It

You Are the Judge $50.QOEn Prizes$5. No Advance In Prices Coming Sunday

SEATS NOW ON SALE

THE WOLF

PRICES ALWAYS 10c 15c 20c

A meeting of the members of the

Court of Honor will take place this

evening In Weis Hall in State street. It will be the regular semi-monthly meeting'. Mr. and Mrs. C N. Petrle of Sibley street left this morning for a visit In Bonaparte. Iowa at the home of the former's mother.

HOLD I1EGILAR MEETING.

A very pleasant meeting of the Ladles' Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran ' church wasr" held yesterday

afternoon in the church social room

In Clinton street. A large number of

mebers were in attendance and spent the afternoon with their needle work and quilting. A supper was Berved at five o'clock. The hostesses were Mrs. Eldam, Mrs. Henning and Mrs. Herman Brau n. CAIID OF THANKS. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to our neighbors, many friends, Daughters of Liberty and employes of Erie round house and Christian church, for their sympathy, help and many floral offerings in the loss of our husband and father, Henry Plum. MRS. IDA PLUM. BERNARD PLUM. This evening the members of Hammond Temple No. 3 Tythian Sisters will meet In the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman street for their regular semi

monthly meeting.

HOBART LADY TAKENBY DEATH (Special to Tan Timer.) Hobart, Ind., Nov. 14. Mrs. Jennie Harrison, who has been sick for the past six weeks, died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown on Wednesday. She was 67 years old and leaves a brother and sister and many other relatives. The funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Godwin at the M. E. church on Saturday at 2 p. m. and the Interment will be at Crown Hill cemetery.

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There is nothing in this

Store that is not backed

by a reputation of the highest quality. ROYAL TAILORS STETSON HATS JACK FOX jK shop for iviein

601 Hohman Str. Hammond Bldg Hammond Ind.

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COME WITH YOUR SORROWS, TROUBLES AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS TO MADAME COSTELLO The Only Licensed Medium in Hammond 78 State Street Office Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Appointments by phone 1442 Circles Friday Night

There will be a meeting of the members of the Dorcas Lodge of Rebekahs aturday evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street.

Only Om "BROIMO riXIE. That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININTO. Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold In One Day. Cures Grip in Two Days. 25c Adv. Smoke McHle Caaadlaa Club Mis; tare. Fr pipe or cigarette, best that leaf and skill eaa prod nee Adv.

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THROUGH the Mediterranean, Suez Canal,

Red Sea and Indian Ocetn to Bomby and Colombo, including sidetrips through India, The Holy Land and Egypt, stopping at interesting points in Europe, Asia and Africa, bj the

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ADVERTISE AND ADVERTISE AGAIN IN THE TIME.

KARL GREINER Homeopathic Physician Surgeon and Accoucheur CITIZENS' BANK BUILDING 2 4 p. m.. 78 p. m. Phone 140 Residence Phone 1483 HAMMOND, INDTAN'A

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE HOUSES OF ALL KINDS E. J. MUZZALL SOUTH SIDE LIVEUY BARN. 1905 Washington street Gary Phone 212.

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Uaudeville & Pictures S cents Amateurs TOMORROW

Good Reading Matter Extra Fancy Radishes, large bunches, 3 for 10c

1.00 16c

10-OZ. BOTTLE OF SALAD DRESS

ING, regular 25c size, this sale, each

PURE JELLY, assorted flavors, 3 for

PREPARED MUSTARD HORSE RADISH, jar. EXTRA LARGE JUMBO DILL PICKLES, dozen.

I5c 25c ... 5c 18c

20c PACKAGES OF GRANDMA'S

WASHING POWDER, at

I5c

FRESH SHELLED PECAN f MEATS, only, per pound. OuC

VALINCIA SHELLED ALMONDS, per Ib...

60c

HART BRAND PUMPKIN, very solid

pack, 6 cans, QQq each

FLASH HAND CLEANER, 3 cans for

lie 25c

HART BRAND BAKED BEANS,

15c size, 12c or dozen

1.30

8'2 POUND LEAF LARD for ; CHOICE SIRLOIN

STEAKS, per Ib MILLER AND HART'S SHIRE HAMS, - per pound PORTERHOUSE STEAKS, per pound SHORT STEAKS, per pound...

NO. 1 BACON, per pound...

BEST RUMP CORN

BERKI8c I7c

15c I7ic 4 M

BEEF, per pound dQ

13lc

SMALL PORK

SHOULDERS, per

NOTEWORTHY SPECIALS 8-OZ. BOTTLE CF LEMON OR VANILLA EXTRACT, absolutely pure, for 40C Why pay 12c for 1-ounce bottle. FRESH MILLED CIDER for Sat

urday. Bring your own jug, gallon.

LARGE CONNECTICUT OYSTERS for frying, solid meats.

INDIAN RIVER GRAPE

25c

FRUIT, 3 for.

25c

A 15c BOTTLE OF PLAIN OLIVES, while they last 4 A only laCC

10 LBS FRESH YELLOW CORN MEAL only

14 POUND BAGS TABLE SALT

26c I5c

ECONOMY BRAND CANNED TOMATOES, just exactly what the name implies, for they are the finest Tomatoes you ever used at

6 cans for 57q or each

IOc

1-POUND PACKAGES OF THOMPSON'S CLEANED BLEACHED SUL

TANA RAISINS, package

CRACKED WHEAT BREAKFAST

FOOD, 15c packages 2 for CANDIED GINGER, per pound FA NCY '"LARGE DRIED APRICOTS, per Ib

I7c KFAST

25c 42c 20c

DON'T PAY MORE THAN 25c per Ib for Coffee, until you have tried our special blend.

44c

10 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR with $1.00 grocery order (meats not included) for Otherwise 5Hc pound

TUTt, TrtvfTThTso Tn?T73TtfC 578 Hohman St., Hammond

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