Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 145, Hammond, Lake County, 25 November 1913 — Page 2

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THE TIMES. Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1913. Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street Special Thanksgiving Sale for Two Days Only, Tuesday, November 25 and-Wednesdey, November 26th See our Window Display in Poullry of All Kinds. ' Geese, Turkey and Chickens WJe Sell Just as ive Rdveriice Co Mimas Company Hammond's Greatest Department Store Tremendous

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Savings

THANKSGIVING

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Snider 's Famous Chili Sauce, 25c bottle 4,

Full Quart Jar Fancy Queen

Olives only. Snider's Tomato Catsup, 25c bottle, 18c; 15c bottle. Van Camp's Spaghetti, 15 p.itk 12c: 10c can

Richelieu uree xomaio soup, i

two 15c cans, 25c; jC three 10c cans. . fcU

21c 25c

11c

23c

mm WiHHi "T Tfr 4 5NI0ERS1

Fine Quality Pickles, all kinds,

large bottle .

Mrs. Morhouse Cream Brand Salad

Dressing, 1 (If per bottle I Uw

Rumford's Baking Powder, 25c

can, this Qc sale v 1

Best Bulk Flour, this sale,

10 pounds for.

27c

Elgin Creamery Butter, finest quality Cape Cod Cranberries, extra fancy,

obtainable, VHf tomorrow, 1 7fi nerrxmnd.. - 0Jb 2 pounds.. lit

CELERY Home Grown, large bunch of the finest and most tender celery to be

had, 4 or 5 stalks to bunch, sDecial price for Wednesday.

Fancy Virginia Sweet Po- New York Rural Potatoes, Fancy Large 30-40 Size

tatoes, special, Qft per busiiei, yoc; 'llf

Uli per peck. . . .... &."?l

3 pounds . . . . .,

Prunes, special,

per pound .

1Qc 0 Size

14c

Large-Italian Chestnuts, Armour's Veribest Mince- ,R. & R. Plum Pudding,

meat, three

packages

per nound. .... ...

Raspberry or Strawberry pecans, dumbo soit sneii, wamui, new son sneii,

25c

pound

can.

22c

Preserves,

25c jar.

22c

per pound .

18c

pe?

pound,

22c

GRANULATED DOMINO SUGAR Buy the best it is possible qxxnino to get for your Thanksgiving, especially when you can get it

cheaper than all other kinds Special for Wednesday only, 1 fin

cByuroi'3 5-T)ound Dackaee. 24c: 2-pound package. ...lUu

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SUGAR i

Fancy California New Seeded Raisins, Sweet Florida Oranges, large thin skin

Reindeer Brand, OQo and' full "or juice, ylf three 1-lb packages. . ...Zuu per dozen. .eL I U

Grandma's Pancake or Noi 3 Cans of the very Fancy Baldwin Apples,

best Pumpkin 4 0-

Acme Buckwheat

Flour, 3 pkgs. . .

25c

at.

all sound,

per peck.

40c

Armour's Shield Brand Fancy New Mixed Nuts, Fancy Cluster Table Rais-

Lard,

per lb.

14c

per

pound ;

18c

ins, 1-pound

box.

15c

Large Thin Skin Florida Crispo Crackers, fresh Jell-O, the new, dessert, all

Grape Fruit,

each

from the ovens,

3 packages . . . . .

10c

per package . ; ULr

rv,

""'Soffit

Lowney's Celebrated Cocoa at a price that should

make you take notice, 25c can . .

18c

Illy

Carnation Brand Milk, dozen

baby cans, 49c; 6 cans, 25c;

dozen tall cans, 99c;

3 cans .

25c

PT.nTTT? ftnld Medal. Ceresota or New Centurv. iho bpst. Ivrnnrle nf lm lmr.

I est price; ra-barrel sack, 2.65; -barrel sack, 1.33;

67c

Mi-barrel sack

Coffee, Minas Blend, splendid value, Jelke's Good-Luck or Moxley's Special 4 pounds, 1.03; OCn Butterine, 5 pounds, 91c; 4 Qn per pound . .Ub per pound U2U National Biscuit Company's 20c Cook- Yacht Club Salmon, Fancy Red, dozen

ies. per pound, 18c; 1QA cans, 2.UU;

15c Cookies, per pound . . , . . . NU

per can.

17c

FRESH DRESSED TURKEYS

AT COST.

FRESH DRESSED

GEESE, per pound.

FRESH DRESSED

CHICKEN, per pound.....

FRESH DRESSED

SPRING CHICKEN, per lb.

19 POUNDS FRESH

LEAF LARD.

FRESH PORK LOIN,

per pound

HIND QUARTER

SPRING LAMB, per lb

FORE QUARTER SPRING

LAMB, per pound.

NATIVE CHOICE CUT

ROUND STEAK, per pound

NATIVE FRESH VEAL

STEW, per pound

I Ok I4ic I7c 1.00 I3ic I Sic life

17k

I4ic

FRESH LAMB STEW,

per pound NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per pound....

SMALL FRESH PORK

ROAST, per pound.... BOILING BEEF, per pound

FRESH PORK CHOPS,

per pound

HOME CURED CORN BEEF,

per pound

MAYER'S SUGAR CURED 4 0 Z HAMS, per pound y-fC

SWEET PICKLED NO. 1 SALT PORK, per pound. MAYER'S RIB BACON, per pound ............... NO. 1 SUGAR CURED CALL HAM, per pound.

9ic 12

I6ic

15ic

1 71c

I3!c

Prompt Delivery to All Parts of the City. Strict Attention Given to Ail Phone Orders.

101 State St. Phone 100

CHAS. BERENDT This store will be closed Thursday

TODAY AND TOMORROW MINNIE PALMER Presents the Snappy Song Show THE DUKE OF DURHAM THANKSGIVING MATINEE . Big Musical Extravaganza The Heart Breakers Excellent Cast Pretty Chorus : Same Show That Played at 1.50 Prices . SECURE SEATS NOW .

Thanksgfiving Candy Specials Maryland Mixture, try a Best Quality Jelly Beans, Peanut or Molasses Kisses at"!!1!.- 1 5C pound. ....... . . . . 9C pound. . ..... . . ..... 9C New Imported Walnut Walker's Famous Choco- Cracker Jack or Chums,

JJfieaiS, ail naivcs, ,l"jfr ' XCS" f pauKages oniy -a Si

"Tt 4uc, per pound ..... .0 to customer ....... I UU

per pound .

KXTERTA1NS INFORMALLY, Miss Hulda Schretber ' delightfully

entertained the young- women of the J. U. O. Club last evening at the home of her ister, Mr Kerber In Indiana avenue. ' Th .members, brousrht their

needle work and spent a pleasant time

Bocially. Music was also a feature of

the evening. A dainty two course

I luncheon was served the guests at ten o'clock. Next Monday evening the club

members will be entertained by Miss Amanda Knoth at her home Sn Sumnwr

I street. Miss Schreiber had the follow

ing- young- women as her quests, the Misses Amanda Knoth, Hester Thurston. Alberta Lister, Jessie Rohde. Jennie Johnson and Anna and Emma Doehrinff.

BISTORT COMMITTEE MEETS. The history commitee of the Ham

mond Woman's Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. , H. Spellman in Caroll street.. The meetingwas called to order by the chair

man, Mrs. Henry Burk arid after the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting by the secretary, Mrs. J. W.

Davis. Mrs. A. S. Hunt gave a tuw very

interesting current events. Mrs. E. A.

iGllson then announced the following

program for the afternoon, a vocal aolo by Mrs. C. G. KlngwiU. accompanied

by 'Mrs. Julius Dunisng. Mrs. Gilson then read a paper on the "Conflicts between the Crowns and Nobles of -Scotland," Mrs. Learning's paper on the

"Reformation and Overthrow of the

Catholic Chcurch," was followed by a

paper on "Mary Stuart and Queen

Elizabeth' by Mrs. Bruce. The pro

gram closed with a piano solo by Mrs.

Raymond Zoll. The social committee

I which was composed by Mrs. Spellman, Mrs. Julius Dunsing, Mrs. W. H. Gost-

lin, sr., Mrs. Graves, and Mrs. Eugene Cooper served a delightful luncheon. The next meeting will be held In two

weks at the home of Mrs. A. F. Knottj in Meunlch Court.

COMMUNICATED. PREPARE FOR BAZAAR. The members of the A. section of

the Northside Ladies' Club are being entertained this afternoon by Mrs.

Zuzer at her home in Hohman street. The members will devote the entire afternoon to work for the baiaar which

will be give nunder the auspices of the club Thursday, December 11th in the parolrs of the First Congregational

Church in Gostlln street.

A STUDY MEETING. This afternoon the members of the

I literature department of the Hammond

Woman's Club are meeting with Mrs.

Charles G. Hohman at her home In Ma

son street for their regular semimonthly study meeting. The Btudy

subject will be "Grand Opera" and the program for the afternoon has been ar

ranged by Mrs. George H. Summers of Indiana Harbor, the chairman of the committee.

ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. Mrs. Henrietta Huber will entertain

the members of the Good Will Club at her home in Truman avenue Wednesday-afternoon of this week instead of

Thursday, the regular meeting day, which Is Thanksgiving.

A SOCIAL MEETING. J

-Tomorrow aiirj iiimhi uic uauira

the Kuights of Columbus will meet iu

the K. of C. club rooms In East Sibley street to play cards. MEETING IS POSTPONED. On account of Thanksgiving there will be no meeting f the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Methodist church this week.

MRS. Bl'BIJf A HOSTESS.

Mrs. M. Rubin will be hostess to the

members of the Jewish Ladies Aid So

ciety at her home, 311 East Sibley street Wednesday afternoon of this

week.

A THIMBLE PARTY. At her hom in Conkey avenue Miss Klein will be hostess this evening to the young women of the N. N. Em. broidery Club.

Christian church, in Calumet avenue

Wednesday for an all day session. Each

member is requested to bring her ewn lunch. Plans will be completed for serving the Thanksgiving: dinner Thursday.

A SOCIAL GATHERING. A delightful party was given In

honor of Mlsa Zoe Bush at her home, 357 JohnBton street last Saturday evening in celebration of her birthday anniversary. A color scheme of white and yellow was carried out in the deco

ration of the parlors. The young peo

ple spent the evening very enjeyably

with, games and music following which they were served with dainty refrehaments. The Misses Edna Grass and Margaret Bush gave the musical program. A DANCING PARTY. One of the season's prettiest dancing parties was given last evening at the Masonic "Temple in Muenlch Court by

the Young Ladies Sodality of All Saint's Catholic church. The affair was attended by more than three hundred gutsta, among- them a number of young people from East Chicago. Whit

ing, Indiana Harbor and Gary. The grand march, opened the program of dances for the evening at nine-thirty o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Flavin lead

the march assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyers. Included In the program of fourteen dances were the Rye Wait and the Clrclo Two-Step, The programs were distributed by Miss Katherine Seward and Miss Marie McLaughlin. The Misses Beatrice Sweeney and Florence Flynn presided at the punch bowl. A delicious frappe was served during the evening. Walsh's orchestra furnished the music for the occasion and their program was great ly enjoyed. The orchestra van stationed behind a setting of palms and ferns. The ball room was decorated very beautifully In blue and white, the colors of th Sodaity. Crep paper draped the pilars and waa festooned from the chandeliers to the corners of the hall. The lights, too, were shaded with colored crepe paper. The following young people served on the reception committee, the Misses Edith Burns, Bessie Chartler, Eva Fllan. Anna Kingston. Marie McLaughlin, Gertrude

Nordtsrand, Messrs. Hugh E. Carroll, N. J. Connelly, Milton Dermedy. John GUI, George Race and P. J. Toomey. The patrons and patronesses were Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Dlbos. Mr .and Mrs.

Alphonse Dorsey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyle and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bogner,

A meeting of the members of Pro

gressive Court No. 16 Tribe of Ben Hur will be held this evening In the

K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. "

TWn

THE HOME OF THE PIPE ORGAN WITH THE HUMAN VOICE NQVY PLAYING TONIGHT BIG SONG PUBLISHERS' CONTEST! New Songs and New Singers Same Admission 5 and 10 Gents ; EXTRA! ..." . DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND OUR GRAND TURKEY RAFFLE Wednesday Evening Turkeys Raffled Off at Each Show Come and Win Your Own Turkey Thanksgiving Eve

PRIZE

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KATING

LIVE TURKEY given to the Winners at the WHITING SKATING RINK Wednesday Evening November 26th TWO CONTESTS-One for Ladies-One for Gentlemen Everybody Welcome Good Time Assured Skating Thanksgiving Afternoon and Evening

SMOKE NO OTHER BUT THE BOOSTER For that relvet taste. None genuine without name "I STERLING" on each band. BOOSTER CIGAR COMPANY Tel. 228. S211 Block Avenue. Indiana Harbor. Ind.

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Is your bouse cold when 70a resefc home r Get a Gaa Heating Stovs. Nx ind Gas Bleo. Co. AdT. lit

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UautSouillo l 5 cents

TO-NIGHT

TBuanntesgjuvuimsni Speoails

A FINE LOT OF NEW SOFT SHELL WALNUTS, 1913 goods. We advise all buyers to be careful, as the California growth this year is a total

failure. We offer 98 per

Advertise In The Lake County Times

cerjt, good nuts, per lb at...

FANCY NEW MIXED NUTS, nothing

23c

but the best, per pound. . . .

HEINZ BULK MINCE MEAT, per pound... OUR OWN MAKE MINCE MEAT, per pound HART BRAND CANNED PUMPKIN, per can.... MONARCH PLUM PUDDING, per can

20c 1 2c iOc 24c

'ER'S , HAI .ee

122c 121c 17c I2lc

SMALL PORK LOINS, per pourd... SMALL . PORK SHOULDERS, per lb. CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAKS, per pound. BEST BEEF POT

ROAST, per pound.

OSCAR MAYER'S . HAMS, Moose

brand, per pound

RIB ROAST BEEF, per pound . BOILING BEEF, per poujfcd

WE HAVE AN EXTRA FINE LOT OF DRY PICKED DUCKS, GEESE, TURKEYS AND SPRING CHICKENS.

AX ALL DAV SESSION". The members of the Deborah Society wil lmeet In the parlors of the First

EXTRA SPECIAL Large Juicy Florida Grape Fruit, heavy as lead 54 size, each 4

Enmnmpf eir Bros

25 c 48c

25c I Oct :47c 1 8c 2lc 42c 25c -25c 10c

578 Hohman St. Hammond Phones 1 550-J 55 1 ,

161c

16c IOc

CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP, 3 for MONARCH MAPLE SYRUP, full quarts MASON QUART JAR OLIVES, each FANCY LAYER FIGS, per pound, FANCY SHELLED WALNUT MEATS, per lb...... FRENCH PEAS, per pound 25c SIZE MONARCH CATSUP for CANDIED GINGER, per pound. PURE ASSORTED JELLY, In glass tumblers, 3 for... PARIS CORN, 2 for,,