Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 139, Hammond, Lake County, 18 November 1913 — Page 2
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THE TIMES. Tuesday, Nov. 18, 1913.
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Co MI N AS CO Hammond's Greatest Dep't., Store
The parents of Hammond will find the loveliest assortment in our Juvenile Department for the Infant as well as the older Boy and Girl and you will be pleasantly surprised at
the smallness of the prices.
Dainty things for the Babies They are the sort perhaps yon have thought could not te had ready made. Dresses of fine French nainsook and dainty edges of embroidery and valenciennes '50c to 3.48
Petticoats to correspond as low as 50c n long and 29c n snort- Fine baby flannel skirts g9( to 1.4& and the loveliest little cashmere sacques beautifully hand emb. and the comfortable kimono, 43 to X.48
Everything Warm for Child Finest White Wool Hoods and Toques,
fancy stitches ... 25c to 2.69 Hand Made Sacques of the finest zephyr yarns 39c to 1.69 Best Sweaters In white and red, fine lock stitch and other fine weaves, plain and belted . .9 to 1.50 Splendid Sets, Lesgins, Sweater and
Caps, red also white.. 2.43 ane' 2.98
Extra Special 48c
Fine Wool Sweater, red and white, closes to neck, from 1 to 4 years, only ........48C
SPECIALS 1.98 Cots or from 2 to 6 years. In white bearskin, black caracul and cloth.
48c Splendid Gingham and Percale Dresses, medium colors.
1.98 G,rl' Rain Coats and Capes, rubberized navy top. .
29 Chinchilla Caps and Velvet Bonnets, plain and crushed, velvet, Just a few of a kind, values up to 75 cents.
Head Wear for Little Folk See window for just a few of the many pretty styles to be had, silks, velvets, fur and plushes, plain and fancy, 25c to 4.48 Also Hats and Caps for the Little Fel,ows 25c to 1.00 Beautiful Plush Coats, 4.98 and 5.98 Made new Balkan style, quilted linings, trimmed with fancy buttons and wide sashes. Special n Boys' Suits 1.98 An odd assortment of 2 or 3 of a kind, little dark mixtures, some Russian, mostly military styles, regularly 2.98 value on sale Wednesday 1.98
Union Suits, the $2 Values, 98c If you are in need of Union Suits be on hand Wednesday morning early and get your size in a fine 2.Q0 .Union Suits for 98c; all Siz'es 36 to 48. Men's Fine Lisle Sox, come in black only, all sizes, regular 25c value, special for Wednesday only, per pair 15c IKf2 pair for. ..&QC Men's Flannel Night Robes, good heavy quality, all made military collar, all sizes, "7 On special price '.....
A Regular 75c Night Shirt in a
fine heavy flannel, all sizes Wednesday
59c
Special Optical Offer
$7.50 Glasses for $5 00
5.50 Glasses for g gQ
3.0U Ulasses for 2 00
Z.ou masses for . . t qq
This offer is merely to introduce our Op tical Department.
If you have any eye trouble, headaches,
Dizziness, difficulty in reading fine print, come in and consult our Expert Optometrist
and Optician. He.wll examine your eyes free
of charge and give you his candid opinion. If glosses are not necessary he will tell
you 80.
Children's Black Jer
sey Leogins, all
sizes, special
Ladies Felt Moccasin Slipper, soft cush
ion . Boles, all sizes.
blue, tan and smoke,
special at.....
Men' Sheep Moc
casin, 4 Inches thick
wool, all
sizes, at..
Baby Doll Boots In
Patent Colt with cloth top, sizes 2 to
6, worth 3.0
special .
49c
75c
59c
2.45
Dr. King's New Discovery, for coughs
and colds, 50c size. . .
Hill's Carscara Quin
ine, 25c size at
.., ,
Williams' Talcum
Powder, 25c value
Hot Water Bottles,
2 quart, red rubber,
1.00 value at....
Colgate's Tooth Pow
der, 25c value. . .
Tooth Brushes, 15c value-. '. . . ,
39c
a Quirv
10c
15c Bottles, rubber,
7Bc
th Pow-
I5c
6c
Big Sale of Trimmed Hats ... ,
Hats that sold for 6.00 Q QQ and 7.00, now. 4 . . .W. 30
Hats
Hats
that " fiOT ' t3 sold ' JSnl jt. zo for - J for 5.00 mS 3.00 and WT. to 6.00, ...j ?s 5.00, now i ""N now, 2.98 W m
39c
value.
81
For Table Damask, 58 Inches wide, 5 patterns, full bleached, extra good
tic
Yard for Huck Toweling, bleached, 18 inches wide, both selvedges fast.
I - Yard for Fleeced Flannel, 36 inI UU ches wide, light colors; a material usually sold for 25c. QQ- - For 12 Hotel Napkins, hemmed, OvC 8iz 18x18, fine .mercerized ma
terial.
For Ladies' Handkerchief, very
sheer, mercerized batiste, looks
like linen, dainty embroidered corner, hemstitched; others would ask 25c. Limit four to a customer, 2 for 35f.
Social News
Hammond
A DELIGHTFUL PARTY. A party of young people were entertained very charmingly at the prettjnew home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Floyd Irish In May street last evening:, the affair being planned as a surprise to
Miss Zella Irish. Informal dancing
was enjoyed. Another delightful feature of the evening .waa the musical program rendered by Miss Lillian Spafford, violinist, Miss Wellie McDaniel, pianist and Mr. Thomas War.
rillow, soloist. A dainty collation was served. Assisting Mrs. Irish were her
daughter. Miss Blanche Irish and Miss Harriet McMahon. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Graves, the
Misses Lytta and Harriet McMahon,
Beatrice Hansen, .Wellie McDaniel,
Amelia IMbos, Gretchen . Eoone. jZella and Blanche Irish, Messrs. B. Victor of
Chicago, William , Mettler, Walter
Green. E. B. StlieS. joe Hirsch, Roland
Fox, C. Watkins and Otla Work.
ASXtAL AlTl'JIS MARKET.
The annual autumn market of the
Evangelical Immanuel church "given
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society will take place in the church
hall at 346 East Sibley street Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday, November,
"en, zuin ana Zlst respectively. The ladies have for some time been actively engaged in making preparations for the
sale and friends have contributed lib
erally so that it Is expected that this year's market may even eclipse those of the past. Many useful and fancy articles of needle work will be offered for sale at bargain prices. A special
feature of the first day will be the
chicken supper served by the ladies
from five until eight o'clock. Lunch
eon will be strved at all hours during
the market and a special luncheon wil
be served Thursday afternoon and evening as the usual monthly "coffee." A cordial Invitation, to attend Is extended the public.
and Mrs. Cleveland. Thev will serve
dinner in th"e parlor of the cnurch in South Hon man street to the members of the society between the hours of
twelve and two o'clock. The afternoon
will be devoted to sewing.
CAMP F1RF, CURLS. -. The Calumet Camp Fire Girls with
their guardian. Miss Meredith, visited
the Mary Crane Nursery and Hull
House in Chicago last Saturday. Miss
Jane Addams welcomed them, speaking of her interest in Camp Fire Girls' ac
tivities. Miss Kohn, a guardian of
a Camp Fire that meets at the Hull
House, met with the Calumet girls and
discussed activities and plans. Later
in the day Chicago's Home for Destitute Crippled Children was visited. The happy, smiling faces of these little
people will long be remembered by. the
girls. Altogether It was a most interesting day.
A WEDDING RECEPTION, ' Several Hammond people today re
ceived invitations to the wedding re
ception of Miss Florence May Merwin and Mr. Charles Harcourt Carter to be
given Sunday, November 30th ty Mrs.
Alice Rosseter Willard at her home, 858 Garfield avenue, Chicago. , The hours of the reception are from three until seven-thirty o'clock. Miss Mer
win was a resident of Hammond for four years during which time she was
In charge of the commercial depart
ment of the Hammond high school.
She has a large circle of friends here.
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Sale oS Groceries
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION OF MARIGOLD BUTTERINE, call and get a sample carton free; low price for this sale, per pound
Double Stamps
23c
SUGAR Best Granulated with grocery order of 1.00 or more, (flour, butter or soap not included, a jt 10 pounds......:. 4t3C
BUTTER Elgin Creamery, absolutely pure and finest quality obtainable, this sale, per . OKn pound wwG
Van Camp's Spaghetti at a special price for Wednesday, ft 15c cans, J2c 10c can OC
Fancy New Seeded Raisins, full pound package . ...
10c
Standard Tomatoes, No. 3 ft cans, dozen, 1.05 Per can.. Q Borden's Peerless Milk, OC doz. tall cans, ggc 3 cana.QQ
Armour's Shield Brand Lard, guaranteed pure, per pound
1 4c
Gold Medal, Ceresota or New Cen
tury Flour, -barrel sack, 2 68""
-barrei sacic, J. ,35
-barrel sack..
68c
1-Pound Tall Can Fancy Red Sal
mon, limit of 2 cans to customer, per can
Mrs. Austin's Rolled Oats, three 10c packages , Kitchen Klenzer Scouring Powder, 4 5c cans.......
14c 23c 15c ...8c
Farmhouse Sugar Corn, dozen cans, 95c"per can'
Jelke's Good Luck or Moxley's But-
terine, 5 pounds, 93q
per pound.
Kirk's :, American Family, Fels
Naptha or U. S. Mail Soap, with grocery order, 7 bars.
I9c , Fels
29c
Minas Blend Coffee, best value In
Hammond, 4 lbs., J Q3 per pound
Log Cabin Syrup, quart cans, pint can Oriole Corn Flakes, dozen packages g2(j per pkg...
Campbell's Famous Soups, all kinds,
dozencans, Qgg
26c 23c 7c
3 cans.
All National Biscuit Co.'s 15c Cookies, per lb
Fancy Dusty Rural Potatoes at a
very low price, bushel 99c
per peck.
25c I2c
es at a 24c
ESTERTAIS8 INFORMALLY, The members of the J. U. G. Club were guests at a party at which Miss Anna Doehrlnjfr. was hostess last evening at her home in. Walter street. It was the regular weekly meeting of the club and the guests brought their
needle work, music was also a de
lightful feature- of the evening. A dainty two course luncheon was served
at ten o'clock. The next meeting of
the club 'will occur Monday evening.
November 24th and the hostess will be
named later. The following are .members of the club,-the Misses Hester
Thurston, Jesslo Robde, Hulda Schreib-
er, Amanda Knoth, and Anna and Emma Doehringr. ' "
A MATINEE PARTY. Mrs.' Howard of East Chicago will
be hostes at a rnatlnee party tomorrow at the' tJrpheumf tMate-f. Her guests
Will be the meflfbers of the L. G. R.
Club. The member b are requested to
meet at the theater at '2:30 o'clock.
THE CLUB'S SOCIAL CALENDAR.
The one social event of the week at
the Hammond Motor Boat Club will be a card party which 'will be given at the
club house In Calumet avenue Wed
nesday evening, November 19th. The members will entertain a number of their friends at the party and a very enjoyable time la anticipated.. The
club also, announces, its annual ball to
be given at the Masonic Temple in
Muenich Court , on the evening of
January 14th. . Several hundred Invi
tations will be issued in Hammond and
the surrounding cities.
PARENTS' CU B MEETING. An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the meeting of the Parents' Club of the Irving school which will be held this evening Jn the auditorium of
the school In Pine street. The meet
ing Is called for seven-thirty o'clock.
A feature of the program will be the address by the Rev. Floyd H. Adams,
pastor of the First Baptist church. He will have with' him several Boy Scouts who will give a number of their drills. Mr. Adams will talk on "Boys and How to Deal With Them." The musical program will consist of selections by the school orchestra, a solo by Miss Butterfield and selections by the Hammond Iadles' Quartette, which Is composed
by Mrs. William Love. Mrs. James Dickson, Mrs. Claude Talmer and Miss Butterfltld. AX ALL DAY, SESSION. The members of the Deborah Society will meet for an all day session Wednesday at the , home of Mrs. George Sllger in Wilcox street. It is desired that there is a large attendance of the membership as arrangements will be completed for serving a dinner at the First Christian church in Calumet avenue Thanksgiving pay. The meeting tomorrow will be" In charge of the committee of which Mrs. Everett Merrill is chairman. HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The hostesses at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church tomorrow will be Mrs. Kingsley. Mrs. Schneider. Mrs. Weeks
MARRIAGE IS ANNOUNCED.
The marriage of Dr. Sarah Noble of Chicago and Dr. William Webb of
Southport, England, took place In
Crown Point Monday. Dr. Noble was associated with Dr. Mary E. Jackson
in the practiBa of medicine in Ham
mond for some time and later opened offices in East Chicago. She is very
well known In Hammond and this vl
clnlty and has a large circle of friends,
all of whom will be greatly Interested in the news of her marriage. Dr. Webb is the owner of a large sanitarium at
Southport, England, one of the famous summering places of Europe. Dr. and Mrs. Webb will sail within a short time
for their home there.
Last evening Dr. and Mrs. Webb entertained at dinner in Chicago for a
number of their friends. The Invited guests from Hammond were Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Dyer, Dr. Mary E.
Jackson and Mr. Alene McCoy.
A' STUDY MEETING.
Mrs. M. Rothschild yesterday after
noon opened her home In Soath Hohman street to the members of the art
committee of the Hammond Woman's Club for their regular semi-monthly
study meeting. The meeting was an
unusually interesting one and was
greatly enjoyed by those In attendance,
Mrs. D. C. Atkinson, whos subject for
discussion was "The Craftsman s
House" had plans of two modern
kitchens which she described in a very
entertaining manner. "Interior Deco
rations of the Home" was Mrs. George
R. Streeter's subject and her talk was
exceedingly interesting and enjoyable
The : members thoroughly appreciated both, talks.,- During: the -.business .ses
sion which, followed the program ar rangements were' made for . the nex
regular meeting to be held In two weeks at tae home of the chairman.
Mrs. Rothschild. WILL MEET THURSDAY.
This week's meeting of - the Baptist
Women's Union will take place Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs,
Hamacher at the corner of Howard and Kane avenue. The program for -the
afternoon will be arranged by the mis
sionary department. ENTERTAINED IN CHICAGO.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Towle entertained
a number of their Hammond relatives
Sunday at their home in Brookline.
prettily appointed dinner was served
following which the afternoon was spent in a delightful social way with music. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. H. Hechler and daughters, Evelyn and Madfcllne. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Shroyer and son. Carl, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Simon, . Mr. Leonard Klebs, all of Hammond and Mr. and Mrs. C. C Towle and sons, Charles Francis and Mrs. C. N. Towle of Chicago.
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a thimble party. ,
A thimble: party.
Mrs.. E. A. Gilson of Carroll street will be hostess at a thimble party Thursday afternoon. Her guests will be the members of the Colonial Club who will meet for their regular semimonthly meeting. Mrs. John H. McClay has been entertaining her slster. Miss Amy Nleder of Madison, Wis., at her home In Waltham street during the past week-end. Miss Nieder returned home yesteraay. Mrs. James Graves' of' Erie street Is visiting friends and relatives In Fort Wayne. Ind. . , t .- Mrs. O. F. BeiTer and daughter, Viola of 443 Logan street have returned from Decatur, Ind., where they went to attend the wedding of Mrs. Better's niece. Miss Louise Peeple.
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GRANTED A LICENSE. Marriage licenses were granted Jn Chicago this week to Miss Edivh Morris and Harry Darrall both of 'Indiana Harbor, also Miss Mary Gary of Chicago and John P. Kramer of Crown
Point.
WILL KEPEAT PIXAFORE. , The- final production of Pinafore will
be given by the choir of the First
Christian church this evening at the
Wentworth school which Is located just five blocks west of the Superior Court building. The opera was given with great success at the Christian church a few weeks ago and it Is expected that there will be a large audience this evening. The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the school. The building
has a very pretty auditorium. An 6r-
chestra will furnish music during the
evening. MISS HOFFMAN A HOSTESS. The young women of the A. D. Q.
club will be entertained by Miss Ethel Hoffman at her home In Summer street
this evening. It will be a thimble
party and the guests will devote the
evening to their needle work. ' A CLIB MEETIXG. At her home in South Hohman street Miss Gertrude Ilerbst will entertain the young women of the N. X. Embroidery Club at a thimble party this evening. It will be the regular weekly club meeting and the guests will devote the evening to their needle work. EXTERTAIXS WITH CARDS. Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. P. Ryan will' have as her guests at her home In Claude street the members of the Sunshine Club. The afternoon will be devoted to cards and pedro will be played progressively at three tables. , HOLD MONTHLY MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Loyal Women's Class will be held Wednesday afternoon of this week at the home of Mrs. Ralph Pierce in Condlt street- v.;;A SOCIAL GATHERING. . Thursday afternoon the members of
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