Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 159, Hammond, Lake County, 12 December 1913 — Page 2

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THE TIMES. Friday, Dec. 12, 1913.

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Week End Specials that will

help you reduce your Grocery Bill

Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street Special For One Day Only Saturday, December 1 3th All Meats are the Best Our Prices the Lowest VUe Sell Just as we Advertise

g'Wy'jO ."llf mil?

Another Big Cut Price

Sale of Roxane Cake Flour

the regular 25c package at

19c

' 1-naM-

J" - - y health food, thi f 25c package also

Buy Now for Your Christmas Cake Bakings Roxane Sterilized Pure

Wheat Bran, a delicious

health food, the regular

cut to I Li

No. 1 Hand Picked

Navy Beans, the finest

grown in Michigan, per lb

Oscar Mayer's Lean ' Sweet Salt Pork, per lb..........

Finest Pickled 17c

Oscar Mayer's Famous Edelweiss Brand Pure

Lard, per lb..f..

I22c

Washington Corn Crisp, specially priced for this

sale, per package. ......

Japan style Oregon JumAi .

bo r-runos, me largesii.

grown, 15 to 25 A to the pound, lb 1HC California Seeded Raisins, 1-lb package, JQq -pound f package $jQ

Fresh Rahrhrdlut hrdlut TAOINt T-

Wz POUNDS FRESH LEAF

LARD

SMALL FRESH PORK

LOINS, per pound

FRESH DRESSED

CHICKENS, per lb...

FRESH DRESSED SPRING

CHICKENS, per pound...

HIND QUARTER SPRING

LAMB, per pound

FORE QUARTER SPRING

LAMB, per pound

NATIVE LEG OF VEAL,

per pound.

NATIVE VEAL ROAST,

per pound

FRESH PORK CHOPS,

per pound NATIVE CHOICE CUT ROUND STEAK, per lb.

11. -I " -II' Tt

Liosa XXXX Patent! Flour

67c

KAUFMAN & VtfSLF MAMMOtlD. IWU

I J

II -barrel f sacks

m ....

!.-Darrei g aa sacks I iJb Savoy Brand Rolled Oats, per J package If 2w Pure Cider Vinegar,

Barber's Best and

Cheapest Matches, 12

boxes in large pkg.

15c

U. S. Mall and Armour's Lighthouse

Soap, 7 bars..

29c

Carnation and Pet Brand tall cans, 3 for 25c small cans, 6 for ,

Evaporated Milk, ...........25c

National Biscuit

Company

Cccoant Luxury 's ) Finest

Cccoanut Crips, per lb....

Biscuit, per lb.. .. Vanilla Wafers, lb.

16c( 17c , 20c 1

1 "' m Jmf-i -''? J. ".T' f-

i n -s

$ SPECIAL

In Good Quality Standard CANNED GOODS No. 2 Cans Gold Bond Early June Peas, can qP

No. 2 Cans Chippewa Sweet Wrinkled Peas, can No. 2 Cans Choice Sugar Corn, can No. 2 Cans Union Brand Sugar Corn, can 'IOC No. 2 Cans Choice Tomatoes, can 7C No. 3 Cans Old Rubein Brand Tomatoes, can s No. 2 Cans Snider's Baked Beans, can... 12KC Gallon Cans Van Camp's Pumpkin, can , 23c St. Croix Brand V Oil Sardines, 4 cans for. '. No. 1 Tall Cans Tremaine Red Salmon, can X5C

1.00

I2ic I4ic 18ic I Sic 12k 16k I5sc

.1 I7ic

NATIV BEEF POT ROAST, per pound.... FRESH BOILING BEEF, per pound. . . , FRESH LAMB STEW, per pound. HOME CURED CORN BEEF, per. pound SALT PIG TAIL, per pound. . SALT PIG FEET, per pound. ,

HICKORY SMOKED MAYER'S HAM,

8 to 10-pound average, per pound. SUGAR CURED BRISKET BACON, per pound NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAM, per pound. SWEET PICKLED SALT PORK, per pound

1 24c 2k .82C ...72C

S HAM, IS'c

I8lc I Sic I Sic

last evening given by Mrs. T. P. Leary j

i ner nome in l-og-an street The!

home wa.8 droratl1 with n nrnfnalnn

of pretty autumn leaves and flowers.

Games and music were features' of th !

Evening following which a two course j 1 11 nrVl nn wn a Darirml Tn U n n. ......... I

crlontest the honors were won by Miss : Marie Newnham and Miss Therese :

Oorsey and the henors in the geogra- j phlcal contest were won by Mrs. James Boyer and Miss Genevlve Hastlngrs. Mrs. Leary had as guests, Mrs. Charles B. Beall of Chicago. Miss Clara Krlewitz of South ChicaRo. Mrs. Robert Kidney of Calgary, Mrs. V. B. Muir, Mrs. Joseph Conroy, Mrs. James Boyer,

Mrs. m. s. jmerine, Mrs. William Daly, Mrs. L. J. Haefer, Mrs. Frank rhil-

lips, Mrs. William Huehn, Mrs. Lawr

ence Long, Mrs. A. II. Tapper, the Misses Laura Rohde, Therese Dorsey, Genevlve Hastings, Maude Smith. Mabl Dilley, Marie Newnham and Myrtle Huehn. j SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. 'From manufacturer direct to your home, saving expense of store and mid

dleman's profits. The Hobart M. Cable

Pianos. Prefered and used by Ham

mond Musical College, Orpheum Theater and all public schools In Chicago.

On display at Ortt & Towle'S shoe store, 169 State street, Hammond, Ind ,

Geo. J. Humpfer, factory representa

tive. ll-6t

rXSts " rrc

1 M1

Prompt Delivery to All Paris ot the City. Strict Attention Given to AH Phone Orders. CHAS. BERENDT 101 State St. Phone 100

Canada Woods Maple and Cane Syrup, 10c bottles, today, f each .QC Lipton's Famous Jelly Tablets, regular 10c

sale, package, eae, package

1-Pound Packages cleaned Currants,

sale, yer package

Reon

I2c

Finest Quaiity Citron, Lemon and Orange Per lb JSC

Choice Head Lettuce, for Saturday's Sale, per head, q 4c -6c and OC Choice Sweet Oranges, special for this sale, each a only... I (J

Week End Candy Specials

Bumper Mixed Candy, a very high grade mixed candy, j a Bpecail at per lb, fcQ

Fresh Salted Peanuts, special, per lb v'elly Beans, assorted flavors, per lb at

Milk Cubes, "wrapped in tin foil, in

-pound boxes, special, per box at

10c .8c

foil, in 30c

Lake Shore Bon Bons, special high grade bon bons, Xmas price, per lb fcUC Swan Cream Bon Bons, good grade of mixed creams, special a at, per pound I Don't Forget Our Special Sale of Xmas Candy on Main Aisle.

Crystal Cut Mixed Assortment, inl

many navors and colors, gy specially priced I OC

AX X UAL CHRISTMAS PARTY. Mrs. Robert Gehrlng entertained a number of guests very delightfully at

a thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home In Indiana avenue. It

was the afternoon for the regular

meeting of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club and with the members Mrs.

Gehrlng entertained Mrs. Scowden of

Meadville, Pa., Mrs. O. Smith and Mrs.

William Adams. The guests brought their needle work and spent the afternoon In a pleasant social way. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was Berved at Ave o'clock. Christmas greens decorated the table very attractively. A "Grab Bag" was a feature of the meeting and each, member received a pretty remembrance. The next meetin gof the club will be held in three weeks instead of two at the home of Mrs. E. J. Campbell In Indiana avenue. Mrs. Grace Eder. S6 Condit street has an attractive display of hand-painted China, suitable fo rChristmas gifts On

A DELIGHTFl L EVENT. . The Homewood Magazine Club was entertained very charmingly at a ono o'clock luncheon Thursday by the newly elected president, Mrs. Charles Kasson at her pretty home in Webb street. The decorations were beautiful Jack roses and yellow chrysanthemums. The place cards were suggestive of the Christmas cheer. During the afternoon music was much enjoyed. The club was glad to welcome its two new members, Mrs. A. F. Rohrer and Mrs. G. L. Smith at the meeting yesterday. With the members Mrs. Kaeson entertained Mrs. T. E. Bell, Mrs. I?. L. P. Pell, Mrs. Charles Hohman, Mrs.

Charles Wilson and Mrs. Jeanie

Sawyer. SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION of the "Dary" Walfrt and Skirt Supporters all day tomorrow. Lion Store. , SIRS. LEARY A HOSTESS. Mrs. Robert Kidney of Calgary who Is spending the winter in Hammond

NOW PLAYING SUN'S IMPERIAL MINSTRELS In Three Scenes 11 People 11 Three Shows Daily 10c, 15c, 20c Sunday Matinee "HEN PECKED HENRY" World's Greatest Laughing Show.

exhibition at her home.

9-10-e-d was the honor guest at a pretty- party

Week End Sale of Cigars

FREE with a Box of 25 Ten-Cent Straight Flor de Murat Cigars, an American Pressed Glass t Whiskey Decanter, at . . . . j,B FREE a 50c Deck of Congress Playing Cards with a Glass Humidor containing cne pound of Tuxedo

Smoking Tobacco at....

50c

Compliments of Season Martellus

and LaGenitta Cigars, 12 in box,

special, per box at......

......25c

Double Guarantee and James Cable Good 5c Cigars, 25 in box, "Bf" special Xmas sale price IbC (Other brands 25 in box up to J1J25) Tom Ross Cigar, banded, 50 in

box, special at..

1.2S

(Other brands 50 in box, up to 2.50)

Don Rubino, Lord Sheldon and

Curly Maid, special, 10 for

Joe Anderson, Great Gunner and

Top Notch, special at 8 for.....

25c ner and

25c

. " C Hf R ISTMAS CAKES, Christmas pastry, Christmas custards oi Christmas bread, rolls and biscuits, when purchased at our bakery, can always be depended upon as being up tothe notch of superior excellence. We do our own baking exclusively, and know exactly how each article is made, and know that only the purest and

best ingredients go into them.

The Hammond Modern Bakery 6 State Street. Phone 26 S.

BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS.

HAMMOND.

IND.

MRS. KHALOWETZ ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Fred Kralowetz delightfully en

tertained the members of the Good

Will Club at her home In El street yesterday afternoon. Cards were the entertainment for the afternoon, the members playing pedro progressively it three tables. Mrs. Henrietta Huber won the first honors in the games and prizes were also won by Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Kralowetz. At the conclusion of the games a dainty two course luncheon was served. On account of the holidays there will be no meeting of the club in two weeks but in four weeks on Thursday afternoon Mrs. Larson will be hostess at her home In the north side. My Christmas table of hand painted China is now read at my home, Mrs. Lets, 314 Sibley street. f Everybody Invited to call and see display.- 10-3

IS RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I. Hoffman will be glad to learn "that their little daughter, Mabel Hoffman, who is ill with diptheriar Is out of danger and recovering nicely. For good groceries and meat, call Highland Grocery. Thone 258. .". 10-4t

A PRETTY PARTY. Mrs. William Hageman gave a very

pretty party yesterday afternoon at

her homo In Sohl street. It was the afternoon for the regular meeting of the Eyelet Embroidery Club and with

the members Mrs. Hageman entertained Mrs. Hary Folk and Mrs.- Oscar Saultenberg. After a few hours spent pleasantly with needle work the

guests were served with an elaborate

four course dinner. The appointments

were In white and yellow, the table

A FEW

Will Not Go Amiss

Lounging Robes S4 to 10

Fur Caps $2.50 to 10 Shirts From 1 to 3

Beautiful Neckwear at 50c-75c-$f.0Q-$l.50

Also an exquisite line of novelty goods in leather, gifts that any

man would value.

JAC

FOX

having for its decoration a large "bou

quet of chrysanthemums. The club!

will not meet again until after the holidays when Mrs. A. H. Ka.ie of East Sibley street will be . hostess. The following members were present yesterday: Mrs. A. H. Kale, Mrs. A. C. Deaver, Mrs. Frank Shine, Mrs. Clyde Fetrie, Mrs Henry Morris, Mrs Walter Lanborne and Mrs. I J. Hacger.

ANNOUNCEMENT. Mrs. J. J. Anderson wishes to announce to her patrons the annual exhibit of china painting at her studio, 625 Ann street. ENTERTAINS MANY FRIENDS. A number of young women were guests at a Baby Doll party given a.st evening by Mrs. McClellen at her homo In Indiana avenue. The house decorations were In the Christmas colors, red and green. A number of delightful games were played and music was

also a feature of tne evening following J

wnicn tne nostess served a dainty

luncheon. Late In the evening several

flash light pictures were taken of the guests by Mr. Gordon, the photographer. Among the guests at the party were the Misses Edith Burns, Nellie Gold. Bertha Tletsh, Elizabeth and Rose Heifer,- Irene Rosenbaum. Erma Wilson, Hattle Dernan, Clara and Ida Williams, Mabel Johnson, Hilda and Florence Hosenbaum, Dorothy Klstler, Therese Wood, Clara Jessnig. Mrs. McClellen, Mrs. Johnson all of Hammond and Miss Brenner and Miss Rose of Chicago. A BRIDGE PARTY. Thet first evening bridge party on the December social calendar at the Hammond Country Club was held last evening and a number of the members were present.' They played progressively at six tables. Very pretty prlies

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UaudeuMIe & Pictures 5 cents

Amateurs

were awarded to MrL T. E. Bell and Mr. W. E. Russell who had high scores in the evening's games. The next social event at .the club will be the Mistletoe Dancing Party on the evening of December 18. Dancing will begin at eight o'clock and a collation will be served between eleven and eleven-thirty o'clock. A DANCING PARTV. r The Whiting telephone operators will give a dancing party Wednesday evenig, December 15 at ths . Iyrio Dancing Academy at East Chicago.

Only One "BROMO Ot'lNINE." That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUIKINT3. Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold In One Day. Pure Grfn In Two Ttv tUf -A

OSSm

Double S. & H. Stamps at the New Butler Store Buy your Butter, Eggs, Teas, Coffees and ail kinds of Canned Goods at ALLNUTT'S O. K. BUTTER STORE and receive Double S. & H. Stamps. Also one bushel of Excellent Michigan Potatoes, with dollar order, for 70c, only one bushel to each customer. Positively no better Potatoes on the market. See the goods before buying.

Armour's Shield Brand Lard, regular price 15c, per pound.: Armour's Pure Leaf Lard, regular price 17c, per pound................ Faithful Sugar Corn, regular price 3 for

25c, our special price, 4 cans for.

Large Can Tomatoes, 3 for Richlieu's Peanut Butter, regular price 15c,

special price, per pound...... Strictly Fresh Eggs, guaranteed, per dozen

Nice Mechanical TOY FREE with every pound of Coffee or. one-half pound of Tea.

SPECIAL PRICE ON COOKIES FRIDAY AND SAT. 1-Pound N. B. Co.'s Marshmallow Walnuts JQq 1-Pound N. B Co's Vanilla Wafers. .......... ..JQq 1-Pound N. B. Co.'s Cocoanut Taffy Bars 3c 1-Pound N. B. Co.'s Atlantic.. ..ISr

13c

1-Pound N. B. Co's Fig Newtons. ......... . Schlosser Bros.' Oak Grove Butter, regprice 39c, per pound Fort Wayne Creamery Co.'s Gold Medal - Butter, regular price 38c, per pound.... Jelke's Uncolored Butterine, regular price 19c, per pound .; Armour's Silver Churn Butterine, regular price 23c, per pound

37c 34c 17c 2lc

13c 15c

29c

25c 12c

42c

, L. ALLNUTT ;

636 South Hohman street . . Hammond, Indiana

Small Pork Loins for SaSurday only per lb.

25c PEACH-

25c 25c

42c

ENDER I4c

1913 NEW STOCK SHELLED WAL

NUT MEATS, special for Saturday only, per lb....

TALL SALMON TINS OF TENDER

ASPARAGUS TIPS, real bargain, can

HART BRAND SPECIAL ON CANNED FRUITS Red and Black Raspberries, Blackberries, Strawberries, Plums, Red Pitted Cherries, Peaches and Pears in any assortment $2.80 per dozen. You can't make a better buy. HAWAIIN SLICED PINEAPLES,

25c size

for.

ISc

"A SHOP FOR MEN" 601 Hohman St. Hammond JBldg,

IMPORTED NORWEGIAN SMOKED

SARDINES, In pure olive oil,

per can FANCY FRESH WAX BEANS, per pound

10c

ISc

SIRLOIN STEAKS, per pound MAPESTIC HAMS, per pound SMALL CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound HINDQUARTERS LAMB, per pound FOREQUARTERS LAMB, per pound SMALL PORK

SHOULDERS, per lb. . 4 ,

BEST RUMP CORN BEEF, per pound

5-POUND STRIPS 4 ft f BACOfj, per pound Q5w Place your order for Christmas Poultry, and get first class stock. We dress our poultry.

16c 16k 1 31c 13c .... Q i2c

14c

FRESH GREEN KALE at

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FRESH

COOKIES, 2 pounds for

EXTRA FANCY LARGE DRY PEACH

ES, best we have, 2 pounds for OUR BEST PRUNES, 2 pounds for

ANTONINI'S PURE OLIVE OIL, the world's finest, quart can, $1,05 or 5-ounce bottles ft: for 3UC YACHT CLUB SALMON, 4 fM-, tall cans, each U2v OUR OWN MAKE MINCE MEAT, per pound C FANCY HAND PICKED n NAVY BEANS, quart. ...... f C

FRESH PINEAPPLES,

2 for.

25c

1 Quart Mason Jars of Absolutely Pure Cocoa, containing 14b net of Cocoa only. . 30c Cracked Wheat Breakfast Food, 15c size, 2 packages for 25c 5 Pounds Granulated Sugar, with each $1.00 grocery order, for .22c

578 Hohman St. Hammond Phones 1550-1551

Humpies