Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 142, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1913 — Page 2

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THE TIMES. Thursday, Nov. 20, 1913.

COMING EVENTS. lir. and SIr. T. W. Oberlia of Warrent street will eatertala the memben of the N. P. AVhUt Club at a bridge dinner thta evening at Mix o'clock at ' the Hammond Country Club. Mlsa Elisabeth Paacaly will entertain at a thimble party thia erenlns at her , home la Eaat Sibley atreet. Her gwntn will be the members of the V. I. T. Y. Club tv ho will meet for their regular eml-monthly meeting.

Mn. Marry Hatfield and Mrs. I.avrls at

Selta will entertain the members of the Christian eharch eholr this evening at the home of Sim, HatHeld In Erie atreet. It will be the regular monthly social meeting of the eholr and a delightful time la anticipated.

Mrs. Henrietta Huber, After several games had ben enjoyed th hostess served the ladies with, dainty refreshments. The luncheon was served In two courses. The club will meet again in two weeks and the hostess for the afternoon will be Mrs. Date of Truman avenue.

ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. The members of the Sunshine Club spent a pleasant afternoon yesterday with Mrs. J. P. Ryan at her home In Claude street. Mrs. Ryan entertained with cards, the guests playing pedro progressively at two tables. Mrs. Charles Luthman won the first honors and prizes were also won by Mrs. C. E. Jackson and Mrs, Charles Hubbard. The consolation prize was awarded to

MRS. GILSON A HOSTESS. Mrs. E. A. Gllson entertained at a, very pretty party yesterday afternoon

her home In Carroll street. Her

guests for the afternoon were the members of the Colonial Club who met

for their regular semi-monthly meeting

and with them Mrs. Gilson entertained

Miss Flattery of Covington, Ind., and

Mrs. E. A. Berquist. The guests brought their needle work and spent the afternoon in a delightful social way. A dainty two course luncheon was served at five o'clock. The next club meeting will occur In two weeks on Thursday afternoon. A SOCIAL GATHERING. Fedro was played by the members of Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's Hospital who met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. William Bleker at her home

in Ogden street. There was a large at

tendance of the members and with them Jdra. , Bleker entertained a num? ber of other guests. The games were played progressively at five tables during the afternoon, and prizes were won by Mrs. Rascher, Mrs. Ward and' Mrs. Emmerling. The guest prize was won by Mrs. Peter Halfman. A prettily appointed luncheon was served at five o'clock after several games of cards had been enjoyed. The meeting yesterday will be the last until after the holidays and the nexf'hostess will be named later. AN A LI. DAY SESSION.

The members of the Martha Society

of the First Christian church met at

the home of Mrs. John M. Stinson in

Waltham street yesterday for an all

day session. It was a work meeting and the members accomplished a great

deal of sewing for the bazaar which

will be given under their auspices at the holiday time. They will have for sale many fancy and useful articles of needle work which will make appropriate Christmas gifts. Other business of Importance came up for discussion.

It was decided to hold a special meet

HaEmmond Meat Market 101 State Street

Specials for One Day only Saturday, Nov. 22

WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAY FOE THANKSGIVING POULTRY OP ALL KINDS '. TURKEYS. GEESE. DUCKS AND CHICKENS ' ZnJe Sell Just as we Advertise

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Pure Food Grocery These Specials for Friday Evening and Saturday

Best New Recleaned Currants,- one-pound package ia, I2ic Best Quality Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, f Per lb I yg None Such Brand Mince Meat, for this BIsmark Brand Wet Mined Mheat, ija-

Eon quart

Jara

29c

Best Quality Leaf Sage, for Fridayevening and n Saturady, pkg C Finest Poultry Seasoning, Friday evening and Satday, per oz $Q Best Quality Cape Cod Cran berries, per quart........ Q

Finest Bordeaux Shelled Walnuts,

Per . pound

45c

California Layer Figs, Friday evening and Saturday g f carton. .. . ... (JQ Finest Smyrna Layer Figs, special for this sale, : f per pound... gQ Richardson's & Hobbins' Plum Pudding, 2-lb can, 43c ; n ja Mb can hC Large Dill and Sour Pickles, special for this sale, f ft per dozen... p fcC Sweet Per served Picktas, special for this sale, O I per dozen U2 C Large Fancy Bulk Queen Olives, this sale, per quart dUC

Lion XXXX Patent Flour

-barrel sacks.... -barrel sacks. . . . Vs-barrel sacks. . . .

Swift's Pride Laundry Soap, this sale,

JO bars for....;.

67c 1.32 2.58

.29c

rswiitsi H Pride I

Swift's Pride ing Powder,

package only

The Famous Dutch Cleanser, this sale,

per can. . . . , .

Golden Egg Brand Macaroni or Spaghet

ti, reg. 10c packages. .

Wash-large

16c

Dutch sale, 3c 3rand ghet-

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Fancy California Seeded Raisins, onepound f package Uv Beauty Brand Cali

fornia Seeded Rail

ins, -lb package. . . .

No. 3 Cans Choice

Tomatoes, this sale,

per can

No. 2 Cans Choice Tomatoes, this sale.

per can

No. 2 Cans Gold Bond Early June Peas,

three cans for. ......

No. 2 Cans Choice Standard Sugar Corn

three cans for

THREE COFFEE SPECIALS Our Famous 30c Leader Coffee, per pound --ViC Choice Santos Peaberry Coffee, lb 25c sresh Roasted Santos & Rio Coffee, lb 21c National Biscuit Co's Macaroon Snaps and

Country

Cookies, lb

sic

Choice sale,

9c Choice sale.

7c Id Bond Peas,

25c

124c

Choice Sweet

tots, 3 lbs fori

Pota-

10c

Choice Florida Oranges, extra 4

IDG

special, doz.

Fancy Hot House Cu

cumbers, 5c. 9c and-

I2c

Fancy Fresh B russet Sprouts, JO quart box...C

Fine per quart.

Fresh Peas, .10c

Extra Choice Head

Lettuce, hea.2 8c. 10c an3

12c

Choice Cuban Pineapples, each, Q? IOC"-3 for- faVb

NATIONAL I I'lnert Grade Van- QAn 1 Ilia Wfew, per lt..aaUC

BISCUIT J "' iw l'fc.-. Wafers at

COMPANY'S I !le,B . 19r

Assortment

off Fresh Kluts

Special Mixed Nuts, choice assortment, 4 r per pound I OC

Finest No. 1 Callfornia English Wat-

nuts, per pound. . . .

Finest Grade Sicily

Felber.ts, per pound

Choice New dise Nuts, per pound. . .

25c

!7c ParaI5c

Fancy Naple's lish Walnuts,

sale, pt pound. . . . . .

Large New Brazils,

per pound...

Engthis

22c

Brazils, 23c

Highest Grade Fancy Mixed Nuts, Qftper pound... jt,5JC

No. 3 Cans Gold

Dragon Pumpkin,

per can

Gallon Cans Van Camp's Pumpkins,

per can

Log " Cabin Brand

Mincemeat, package

Monarch Wet Mince Meat, with brandy

sauce, 23-oz. "jar...;..;..

Heinz Finest Mince

Meat, 31-oz. Jar

Heinz Firmest Mince

Meat, 14-oz. Jar

Couteaux Brand French Peas, extra fine, per can, 20(T"

medium, p

I2c i Van mpklns,

23c

71c t Mince brandy

25c t Mince

43c

Mince 19c

per can.

ISc

Known Cigars, Prices Gut for the Thanksgiving

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All 10c 3 for 25c Cigars, special for

Saturday, for....

All 10c Straight Cigars, oc 3 or t-OC All 2 for 25c Cigars, special for this sale only' i fir straight 8 UC All 10c Tins of

Smoking special, 3 for. . . .

Tobacco, 25c

Havana Ribbon, Tom Keene, Cuban Factory Smokers and Lillian Russell Cigars, 60 in box,

special prices. .

1.87

Your Choice of Genuine Brior Pipes with rubber and horn bits, values up to 35c,

your choice. .

Fresh Candies Specially Priced tor The Thanksgiving Sale

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Baby Broken Mixed

Candy, 20c grade, specia

Special' Kindergarten Mixed Candy, easily a 15c grade, our special A f at I UC Turkey Favors Filled with Marshmallow Turkeys, excellent as favors for Thanksgiving parties, spe

cially priced, each at......

After-Dinner Mints, assorted flavors, in bulK, 25c grade, special price, jfjft per pound...

Fresh Jelly Beans, assorted flavors, 15c

grade, special per pound....

Fresh Assorted Chocolates in one pound boxes, 40c Qfj grade, per lb . y Q

1.00 I2ic I4!c 171c

9 POUNDS FRESH

LEAF LARD....

SMALL FRESH PORK

LOIN, per pound...

FRESH DRESSED

CHICKENS, per lb

FRESH DRESSED SPRING

CHICKENS, per lb

FRESH HOME MADE PORK SAUS

AGE MEAT, country ttlg. style, per pound (J2C

NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per lb 16HC

NATIVE VEAL ROAST, fi

per pound U2w

NATIVE VEAL BREAST,

with pocket, per pound...

NATIVE ROUND STEAK,

per pound..............

HIND QUARTER SPRING

LAMB, per pound..

171c I3ic

FORE QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound BEEF POT ROAST, per pound BOILING BEEF, per pound. SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDER, per pound.. MOOSE BRAND HAM, per pound MAYER'S STAR BACON, per pound NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound SUGAR CURED BRISKET BACON, Per pound SUGAR CURED WIDE STRIP BACON, per lb..." SWEET PICKLED SALT PORK, per pound........

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NOW PLAYING . "Three Shows Daily" . 3:007:309:00 1 ROBERT .SHERMAN Presents THE MAN of THE HOUR

Geo. Broadhurst's Famous Play of Love and Politics ' 10c Same Popular Prices COMING SUNDAY Big Musical Show "THE DUKE OF DURHAM"

20c

Prompt Delivery to All Parts of the City. Strict Attention Given to Ail Phone Orders. 101 State St. Phone 100 CHAS. BERENDT

Ing Tuesday of next week In the parlyors of the church In Calumet avenue. The members brought refreshments and an elaborate dinner was served at noon.

A large number of members were in

attendance at the meeting.

A MISSIONARY METINO. Mrs. Hamacher opened her home in

Kane avenue yesterday afternoon to the members of the JJaptlst Women's

Union for their regular weekly meet

ing. The president, Mrs. W. A. Hill

presided.. There was a short business following which the meeting was given over to the missionary department who had charge of the afternoon's program. Mrs. Anderson was chatrman of the program committee. A social hour

was enjoyed during the aftrenoon when a dainty two course luncheon was served. The following was the program

for the afternoon: "A Trip to Japan" ..Mrs. Buttner

Vocal Solo ..Mrs. C. C. Sprout

Accompanist, Mrs. George Houser.

Violin Obligato ...Mrs. Horton

Talk "Japan and Its Feople", ' Miss Morton Piano Selection -JkM-rs. George Houser f A niurav at A T t

' " " , The members of the Ladles' Aid So-' ciety of the First Methodist church will have home bakery for sale Saturday, November 22 beginning at 9:30 o'colck at the RufT hardware store in South Hohman street. The sale will be in charge of committee No. 4 of which Mrs. A. S. Hunt is chairman. They will

have a large assortment of home bak

ery goods and cordially invite the public to attend.

ENTERTAINS CLl'B FRIENDS. A very delightful meeting of the

Amethyst Club took place yesterday

afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. Hoff

man in State street. Needle work and music were features of the afternoon and at four o'clock a prettily appointed

two course luncheon was served. Mrs.

Louise Klitzke was admitted as a new

member of the club. The members of the club will be entertained by Mrs.

Eritike at her home in Warren street

at their next meeting which will be

held Wednesday afternoon. December 3

.... I Ug each at...... UC

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Uaudsville & Pictures S cents Amateurs

instead of Thursday, the regular meeting day.

A THIMBLE PARTY. At her home in Michigan avenue Mrs. E. A. Aubry entertained the members

of the R. A. E. Club very Dleasantlv

yesterday afternoon. It was a thimble

party and the guests devoted the hours

until four o'clock to their needle work folowing which they were served with a dainty two course luncheon. The next meetln gof the club will be held in two weeks and the hostess for the

afternoon will be Mrs. Austgen of Doty

street A STCDY MEETING.

Tuesday afternoon, November J5th

the members of the literature depart

ment of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. Charles G. Hohman at her home in Mason street for their regular semi-monthly study meeting. The afternoon will be devoted to the study of Grand Opera and the program will be in charge of Mrs. George

Summers of Indiana Harbor, the chair man of the literature committee. MEETING WAS POSTPONED.

The meeting of the Detroit Street

Bridge Club which was announced would

take place last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wise had to be

postponed on account of illness In their home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fowler will be the next host and hostess to the club and will entertain on the evening

of December 4th.

CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. A delightful party was given as a

surprise to Mr. John Conors last even

ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jarchow in Cedar street. The party celebrated his birthday anniversary and he received many gifts in remembrance of the day. The evening was spent pleasantly with games and music following whleii dainty refreshments were served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Connors, Mr. and' Mrs. Herman Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McElroy, Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett and Mr. and Mrs. Jarchow. MRS. GILXETT ENTERTAINS. Mrs. John H. Gillett entertained the members of the Columbia Club very

charmingly yesterday afternoon at her

home in' South Hohman street. The

guests played euchre until four-thirty o'clock, after which a beautifully appointed luncheon was served. High score for the afternoon was made by Mrs. John K. Fitzgerald and the second

honors were won by Mrs. Peter Crum- j

packer. The next party will be given on the evening of December 6th when

Mrs. Frank S. Bets and Mrs. John E. '

Fitzgerald will entertain the members of the club and their husbands at dinner at the Hammond Country Club. Cards will be played during the even

ing.

MOZART CLIB MEETING. A' meeting of the Mozart Club will

be held Saturday evening, November 22 at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Becker in . Rimbach avenue. A delightful

musical program has been arranged following which there will be a Spelling Bee. The members will spell the

names of composers.

John Reed who has been very ' ill at the home of his parents, Mr., and Mrs. S. A. Reed, 767 Walter street Is recovering nicely. Mrs. James L. Boyle of Point Richmond, Cal., is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Gordon at their home. 802 Truman avenue. She ' will also be entertained by Mr. Boyle's parents at their home, 268 State Lino street

The members of Golden Rod Camp No. 1657 Royal Neighbors will entertain at a card party this evening In Long's Hall in State street to which they Invite the public. Pedro will be played and prizes will be awarded in the games. . .

All officers and members of the degree staff of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters are asked to meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street for practice. The members are preparing for the meeting to take place On the evening of November 28 when the district deputy will be present. .. A meeting of th? members of the True Kindred Lodge will take place this evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall In East State street. '

.There will be a meeting of the members of Hammond Hive No. 2 L. O. T. M. this evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. , Saturday, evening the members "of the Dorcas Lodge of Rebekahs . will meet In the I. O. O. V. Hall In East. State street for their regular; weekly meeting.. ,

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We just received the finest cat of Potatoes we have ever had. . And that's saying; a who lot, considering that this year has been a poor one for Potatoes. The general run is green and very small. We invite everybody to inspect our stock. They are clean, gool size, no rot whatsoever, and excellent cookers. Lay in your stock for the win

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NO. 3 TINS HOMINY, regular 10c value, 2 for

NO. 3 TINS REINDEER BETS, per can only....

MONARCH RED SALMON, 1-lb flat

can, 24c each or per dozen....

15c 10c

2.80

MONARCH RED SALMON, -pound can, 15C each or I "7H per dozen I U

FULL QUARTS AMMONIA, 2 bottles for

25c PACKAGES MONOGRAM OATMEAL for..

LARGE SELECT OYSTERS for frying, quart............ VIRGINIA SWEET PANCAKE FLOUR, package BENT'S WATER BISCUIT6,

per pound.

ISc 22c 40c 11c 22c

EXTRA SPECIALS FANCY LARGE HOT HOUSE CUCUMBERS, special for fl Saturday only, each ...... UQ SMALL PORK SHOUL- 4 t n DERS, per pound tjU FORE QUARTERS . Q LAMB, per pound. ...... .J 2 C HIND QUARTERS 1 LAMB, per pound mm2ij NO. 1 STRIP BACON, f fjf per pound.. OJC 8'2 POUNDS LEAF 4 ff

LARD for.. UU

OSCAR MAYER'S HAMS, per pound.'... SIRLOIN STEAKS, per pound APPLE CIDER, per gallon...

LEAVE YOUR ORDER for Thanksings Poultry early. Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Chickens. Very fancy.

I6c

1 6c 25c

VERY FANCY DRIED APRICOTS, per pound.

FULL QUART JAR COCOA, 1-pound net, each.....

1.00 20c

30c

CELERY CABBAGE, the new Vegetable, fine for salads, soups, A etc., per pound.....' -OC

FANCY HAND PICKED NAVY BEAN8, quart... DUTCH BRAND CORN, fine, regular 12c grade, . 6 cans for

10c something 60c

FINE CAROLINA HEAD RICE, per pound Q

HART BRAND BAKED BEANS, 15c

size, 2 for 25c or 6 cans,

50c SIZE LIQUID VENEER only dC COTTON SEED SALAD OIL, 10c bottles, 3 for bwC

70c

10 FOUNDS GllANTJLATED SUGAR, with grocery order, only. ...42e

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