Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 280, Hammond, Lake County, 9 May 1919 — Page 5

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THE TIMES. Page Fire

PERSONAL I

SOCIAL NEWS

COMING STINTS. Th King's H-ra'ds will men Saturday afirnor-n at two-thirty o'ckk at ih hrnie of Sirs. D. franklin Hi. 7SS Claude street. XJjs KHr.alieili Parson entertained the members of the. F. K. G. Club si her home in Monro.! street last evening at a misr'elUr.eoua shower complimentary to Miss He!n Stov nrt who will be a n arly June brie. The guests were entertained with several piatto selections by Mis Clara Sas and the remainder of th evening was occupied with (tames. A prettily appointed two coure luncheon was served in conclusion. A business meeting will be held Thursday evening: with Miss Kdith Kronsell vhn a!! members are urged to be present and the next social metinjr of the club will be held in two weeks and Miss France Krorlenoiv of Hoffman street will be hostess.

rjuiltin;. Mis. Deen, Mrs. W. E. Tat

ton and Mm. Harry Patton were hostesses and during: the afternoon sered dainty refreshments. A social afternoon was spent by the members of the Ladie' Aid Society or Immanuel's Evangelical church yesterday at the church hall in, Sibley street.

' The hostesses were Mrs. Kosanke. Mrs. Lehman. Mrs. Natke. Mrs. Nill. Mrs. J Peters and Mrs. pleitner and during ! the atfernoon they served refreshments.

The member broutht their needle woik and were entertained with a program. Miss M. M. I'endergast announces tha opening of the Marstaruite Beauty Tarlor. 510 Hammond Building. Phone 14S8 for appointment. o-S-3t Mrs. Lyd,a TVolter Van Ciilder of Hammond and Miss Mary Whiicomb of Chicago were the entertainers at the reception and banquet tendered the Rainbow division yesterday in the gold room of the Congress. Chicago.

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Texas Co. 2f.6'a Tobacco Products 89 r I'r.ion Pacific 1". S. Ptefl iftO2 1 . S. Stel Ptfd. 1 1 3

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vision took place with Mrs. O. '. Hill. There was a brief business session and at the clos th host-ss served refreah-

menis. The next meeting is a nnouriced j for the afterno.in of the t w cut y-second. 1

I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICCI CHICAGO. May 9. Receipts oj' more than lOO.OO-J hogs in the pas', two days caused a break of $1 in the hog market here. Th to pprice leached today was $20.50 as against a top of $21.55 on Monday, rmttier declines are expected.

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Danee mi tlnnnlr I em pi r. Kat f bl. ragos May VJt Prof. MerllnA'a Jae (land; ndmission 50rj everybody rr el ome. 5-9-2t --- A er charming eent was the luncheon of Wednesday at w hich, Mrs. W. A. Hill of Highland street was hos'ss to 'he Homewood Magazine Club Mrs. P.. P. I.ieklider was entert.n.d with the club members. There were 2 covers and the luncheon table vp e' tractive w ith jonquils and tulips. Th luncheon was served in five courses ind following it the guests devoted the f'rriioon to then- r.eedle work and were f"::s!i!i"tilly ettertained with a reading b Mrs. Licklider. Ai the last business moetjrs ,,f lhr full Mr, H a. l.ampre!l and Mrs. Mary Holm were admitted as new members. 4 S-mih Side Taxi Line, stedan service. Popular price. Phone Hammond 628 or 567. H. K. Gardner. 4-24-tf This week's meeting of the Baptist Woman's Union was held oierday at the home of Mrs. Van Tanilon in Lew-is sneei. It was missionary day and Miss Lillian Porch was in charge of the s!ud lesson. The program included a reading: by Mrs. Tl. I). LicklidT and Miss Frennan and a vocal selection by Mrs. Summerhaze. After the program the social committee for the day served dainty refreshments. N'oxt Thursday thoe member will meet for an all day session at th church to sew for the Rd Cross. remember Arkms. Hammond's oldest Jewelers. lo.T State 81., for Kngagr rnnt and Wedding Kings. Birthday and Graduation Gifts. 5-6-tf

Mrs. J. W. Thompson of Kim street opened her home yesterday afternoon for the business meeting of the Pine Stret Ladies" Aid Society. The hostess served refreshments and a pleasant social hour followed. The members are preparing for the evangelist services to be conducted by Mrs. Daisy Douglas Fa ri . An all day meeting of the Deborah Society was held yesterday in the parIocs of the First Christian rhurch. Dinner was served at noon and in the aflernoon following a short business meeting the members spent the time

Mrs. Marion Hower and Mrs. N. A. Hembroff will entertain the Indiana Harbor Woman's Club at an all day indoor picnic Saturday at their home. 24 Doty street. The membara will bring their dinners and during the day a pro-

! gram w jll be given.

Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters will meet this evenit.g at the K of P. Tempi, corner of Hohman and Ogden streets. Initiation Trill feature the meeting. John riohrer. who has been very ill with typhoid fever for several days at the home of his patents. Mr. and Mrs. A F. P.ohrer in 8outh Hohman street

i showed slight improvement Todaj.

Dr. G. L. Smith. 904 South Hohman street, has been quite ill 'for several days but is recovering and expects soon to b able to be out. A Shoe Conversation Overheard.

Tomorrow

Chapier No. . L. S. will

lhe Masonic T-nvple at one o'clock to go

to Crown Toint where they ar invited for the cornerstone Iamg of the Masonic Temple, (hero.

Van Gilder Sheet Metal Works.

i I See the p.onecr "vorkrnan .'

Price and fir class w.:.;k en furnaces. mr;l ri.iip. s'-:y It utter and all kinds of metal Wavne A an I 1r. I . o;: phona Hammond 1 " ' 3

CHICAGO LITE STOCK.

I HOGS Bulk. J-'O.-o ?f 20. So. butcher

hogs heavv. 1ii 'q 20.60 ; packing i - . )(V ' A . oft 'ft. i:.. J

( 11 OS, S lll' V , ? - " ( - . Ill ' U I U HI R 11 M i mixed. $18.1.520.15: light, $20. Oil fir 20.4.",: pigs. $1-f"i fr IS. 75; roughs. $1S.T5'(P

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v'ATTLK F.eef .a:t!e good choice. S 1 S.75 f 1 3 5": medium and ommon, $!S.OO 17.00; butcher stock heifers.

17.755 14.50. co a. $7.5014.25: canners and cutlers. $5.75 5 10.25 : stockers ini !"i-,-de.-s good choice. $10.00 1 5.25 : !( ommoti and medium. SS.00 ffi 1 ".23 : vesl ca'c good choke, $1 1 4 50 ;

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SERVICE FOR BOYS, j n next Sunday evening. May 11.! the Chicago Boys Bvanueliatic Club1 will conduct the service at the Meth-' odist church. Tha flub consists of 12 boys, ranging in age between 13 and 17 years. Thev are ail boya who were

wild stree; Arab from Halated atreet and wets converted in mission work. A man Is with them as conductor, and a solo singer accompanies them. They teil in a simple way the stoy of their conveision and appeal to the unsaved with wonderful power. The public, and especially the boys of the city are cordially invited. Serv.c will begin a: ".a p. m.

'' !'1r;;! VKAL-- 50 to 80 lbs.. :rt'5'Il hot air j so Ul, uflUe: SO to nn lb., i'ghts, j f,u.y, 22c: overweight kidney works, j j-- ihs !isc: coarse. He. : street, j

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NOTICE.

The 2'a riT.ers Fo:rc-i , Tow n-ship so-ieth'-r wtih Co-O-perat .ve Assoc; a; ion will c ! t a b ' i -v'p a r, i b I i c mi and every second Tuest

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CHICAGO CASH OXAXIT CXOSX. crmsRu Jii-lili.h'lili'AaKTAOFS II'A CORN---N o. 2 mix vl. $1 .7212 fi 1 .72 : 3 white. $1.73-5 1.14'i: 2 yellow. M.'a'i'a 176: 3 noxed. $1.72 '? 1 74: i e!low. $1.72.11.7.".: 1 lilt .Ted. 1 72: 4 yeliovv. $1.73 Vi "f 1 72

OATS N'e. 2 while, ii r. :i w hi C!ff70o: 4 witit. It 'll 70c; slanaard.

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DEATH OF EARL HAVILL i Ka ;! Ch&riea Hav;!l. S year old on of Mr. and Mr. Arthur A. Havtll of 5K5 Ingram avenue. West Hammond, d ed at their home laat n'gh.-. Trie funeral wi!l be held from the residence 'onacrrow afternoon st two

o'clock. P.ev. !:ek!!.dr will officiate. Interment will be fceld in Oak Hill ceiv.e'sry- In charge rt T'ndertaker

! Burn.

Can you le!l me where I can g"t Good Quality Shoes for the least money? Why at Jacobs' Shoe Shop. 101 State St.. near Hohman. They also do good Shoe Repair-nig. 5-0-1

A birthday party was given in honor of Miss Elsie Gumm last evening at her home. 606 Douglas avenue. Music and games were features of the evening and at ten o'clock a two course lunchon was served. There were covers for the Misses Kva Burnett. Anna Fomphtm, Elfrieda Weiss. Hermine Chernik. Elenoia Pergutide. Alice Conrad and Mary and Tl'.lie Gumm. Pedro was played by the members of Circle No. I yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Eder in South Hohtnan Btreet. and the prizes in the games were won by Mrs. Mary r.einert, Mrs. L. Ward and Mrs. Joseph Miller. There were guests for four tables. Refreshment were served after the card games. Mrs. Leonard Knoerzer of Clinton street was named as the next hostess. Two divisions of the M. E. Ladies' id Society met yesterday. Mrs. E. D. Bennett and Mrs. Roy Tweedle were hostesses to the. fifth division at Mrs. Bennett's home in May street. Refreshments were served and a pleasant time was spent socially. The members arranged for a joint meeting of the fifth division and the Men's Auxiliary of the fifth division at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stocker in Bauer street next Friday. A pleasant meeting of the seventh dt-

THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN

CHICAGO PRODUCE.

KlTTili; rramery exuas. nu '-c; l firsts. 545156c: packing stocks. :t70M3c. KGG? Current receipt. 41-ff4.Vic

ordinary firsts, 40 ? -ff 4 1 ;c: firs: . 42(R 44c: extras. 44'i f!'461;C. LlVFl POULTRY Turkeys. 2,2 3 C?!e : chickens, Z2xc: roosters. 1j'c: see. 23c: ducks. 31c.

POTATOES Ohios. $ I SO -3

LITTLE BOY HIT BY N. P. TRAIN "SPECIAL TO 1H TimtSI ' . 1 lOBATlT. lnd.. Vw . MaKer Fred-

, 1 die Co'lip?. the nine year old son of C'jM:. and Mrs Fred Collins, formerly of i Il3'.i!Mo:ni and Crown Point, has hit by t the i boose of a train on the Xickie ! Piie R P.. last Wednesday ever.ins i while picking flowers alon the right

j - w:y. 1 fs was picked up in an Un- ! conscious condition and has been 'n i that tale ever c.nce. T. is thousht

thai his sk ill !w fractu'ed.

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Ajax Rubber 30 Allis Chalmers 40 American Car and Foundry S7i:,

Locomotive 76 r

Smelting Steel Foundry Sugar Refining

We are showing the most up-to-thc-minutc numbers in shirtins in exclusive patterns. Our line of clear woven madras cloths at $3 is beautiful with collars to match. See our new line of broadcloths, pussy willows and crepe de chine silk. They excel in quality and price. For Saturday Ladies' 20-inch Boot Full

Fashioned Pure Silk Hop?

$1.15

Jack Fox & Sons QUALITY CORNER State and Hohman. Hammond.

American American American American

Anaconda Atchison Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific Central Leather Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and North Western Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul Colorado Fuel Consolidated Gas . Delaware and Hudson RrkGeneral Flctnc General Motors Gt. Northern Pr. Illinois Central Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valle y 1 Mldvale Steel N. Y. Air Frak New York Central Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Pressed Steel Car Railway Steel Sprinjrs Reading: Republic Iron and Steel Southern Pacific Southern Railway

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RIFLE MEETING IS POSTPONED

On account of the bad weather last Saturday the opening shoot of the Hammond P.ife Club, which was to have been held at Sharpshooters Park was called off. Arrangement have been made to hold the bia openina tomorrow, providing; the weather man sproves A large crowd is expected to h on hand at one o'clock when the marksmen open their sason.

TO BE BOMBED BY AEROPLANES Hammond and other cities of northern Indiana will be bombed bv United States army airplanes Saturday afternoon. The bombs will be different from those generally used by the army in that they will be made of papr and filled with literature concerning enlistments in the air service of the United States mini. Thre planes will leave Indianapolis Speedway at ten o'clock Saturday morning and are expectd to he over Hammond at. three or four o'clock in the afternoon. They will cirela the manufacturing districts raining leaflets over the plants and will then scatter Lterature through

the business districts. The aviation

! NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

CITr OF HAMMOND. INDIANA. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Tou are hereby notified that the Board tf Public "Works of said City -will receive bids up to May 28th, 1919. at ten o'clock A. M.. for the grading; and paving the roadway with Plan 1. Type "O" creosote v oodn block pavement on a si inch concrete foundation. Plan 2. Type "L" vitrified brick pavement on a 6 inch concrete foundation. Plan 3. Type "M" one course concrete pavement. Flan 4. Tj pe ' K" asphalt macadam pavement on a 6 inch concrete foundation, 146 lineal feet of cement marginal curbing. Stino lineal feet of combination cement curb and gutter flag. 1 4700 square feet of cement sidewalk. feet wide. 6 gutter inleis. 2 catch basins, 630 lineal feet of !) inch vitrified pipe. 1320 lineal feet of t inch lead water services, 41 corporation cocks, stops and boxes, on Lincoln avenue, from the south curb line of 119th stret to the north line of 121st street, authorized by Improvement Resolution No. 710, as specified in the plans, profiles and details now on file. All bids shall be accompanied by a (ertified check for not less than two and one-half per cent, of tha estimated cost of said improvement. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. C. IT. LUTHMAN, O. F. HIGHLAND. W. C. HAM AN.

section wants lj.non men for all kinds 3-9-16.

Board of Public Works.

Men! Walk One Block Save $15.00 On A Suit We po. itiveiy mean what we say : Slightly -worn suits on call, good as new-. $6.00 and up. rants, new- and old. on call $1.00 to $6.00. New- T.lue Serge Suits, worth $40.00, for $26.00. Suits made to order $n0.f0 and up. H. LEM, Merchant Tailor

61 STATE STREET.

HAMMOND, IND.

Dodge Brothers Cadillac

Touring Cars -Roadsters Sedans Coupes Taxis Panel and Screen Commercial Cars

Chevrolet Touring Cars Roadsters Sedans

Seven Passenger Cars Four Passenger Phaeton Two Passenger Roadsters Four Passenger Victoria Five Passenger Brougham Seven Pass. Suburban Oakland Sensible Six Touring Cars Roadsters Sedans Four Passenger Coupes

White Truck Complete line from 34-ton to 5-ton. A truck to suit any line of business.

ohling Auto Sales Douglas and Hohman Streets

Phone 266

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Fruits and Vegetables 1 car Karly Ohio Seed Potatoes, per Uu 75c 1 ear Minnesota, good cookers, per Im . ,$L00 1 car Michigan (round white ), per Wu $1.50 1 car Fancy Idaho Ruset Potatoes.. yjer bu. ..$1.75 Apples, 4 lbs 25c Fancy Navel Oranges, per dozen 25,,30,35, 40, 60c Bananas, large size, per do:'. ; 30o35c Lemons, per dozen 20c Strawberries, per quart 30c Radishes and Green Onions. . . .3 bunches for 10c Spinach 3 lbs. 25c Rhubarb. . .4 lbs. 25c Fancy New Onions, per lb , . .10c Cabbage, per lb 1 . . .6c Asparagus 3 bunches 25c Cucumbers. ea-h 5c and 10c Fancy laf Lettuce, per box 30c Fresh Country Fgg. tier dozen 47c Free Delivery to All Parts of the City. Chicago Produce Company State St. and Oakley Ave., Hammond, lnd. Opposite Postofftce.

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