Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 226, Hammond, Lake County, 17 March 1922 — Page 5

Fridav. Maiyli 17, 1922.

THE TIMES io.F, FIVE

ArxiMAUV MEETS. The Ladies" Auxiliary of Edward II. Larsen Post No. 802 Veterans of Foreign Wars mot last evening in the parlors of the Maj?st!c Hotel and heard the report of a profit of ?S5 from tha candy ale at tha Farihenon theatre when "A Buck on Leave" was presented last week ty the Tost. They decided to hold the election of officers on next Friday evening- and then have the Installation of officers and institution of the auxiliary at a public meeting within the next two weeks. It is hoped that, every mother, wife, sister and daughter over sixteen years of ago of every overseas veteran will join in the work of the order. They are requested to send in their names and addresses to 3Iiss Kathryn Larsen. secretary, 1084 Garfield street, so that they may be notified of that meeting. Mrs. Clarence Scott delightfully entertained the members of: the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge ciub on Wednesday at her home on Kast Seventieth Place. Chicagro. There I were three tables of cards and the j honors were made by Mrs. F. C. Crumpacker. A delicious and uettily appointed luncheon was served. Guests of the club for the aftern ion were Miss 'Marg-aret

Turner. Miss Leoda McAleer and Mis; Dorothy Crumoacker .

Mrs. Thomas Tuley will entertain

for the Past Councilors Club of the

Daughters of Liberty in lier home on Waltham street this evening. All th.; daughters and their friends are Invited.

Lenten services will tie held thi evening- at half past seven o'clock in the Knights of Pythir.s Hall by the Rev. Peter Lang-endorff, rector of St Paul's Episcopal church. - A picturesque and delightful "stag" party was givon in honor of Miss Alice Davis on Thursday evening in her homo on State street. Seventeen carefully groomed and well-tailored young gentlemen enjoyed music and dancing, and a flash tig-lit picture was taken of the group. A delicious course luncheon was served to the guests after a most enjoyable evening.

Progressive Conclave One of the True Kindred will meet this evening in the Moltke Hall. There will be a short business meeting, at which all members are urged to be present, followed by a card and bunco party to which the public is invited. Gordon B. Anderson of Philadelphia has returned home after spending the past ten days in Chicago and with his fiancee. Miss Margaret Turner, daughter of Mr. A. Murray Turner of Gleodale Park.

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COME AND HEAR THESE SELECTIONS "Orientale," Violin-Piano acc. Alexander Debruille. 'Serenade Espagnole," Violin-Piano acc. Alexander Debruille. "Roll on Silvery Moon.' Ernest Hare. "There's a Down in Dixie Feelin." Ernest Hare. "Atta Baby." Al. Bernard. "He's a Panic." Patricola. "Persianna," Fox Trot. Ernest Hussar and His Orrh

'All That I Need Is You," Fox Trot. Samuel's Music

. Masters 'Carolina Blues," Fox Trot. Synco Jazz Band. On the Gin, Gin Ginny Shore." Fox Trot. Synco Jazz

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NEW AND STRIKING PHOTO OF KING AND QUEEN OF ENGLAND

Fir Book Printed in New Wrld. Tlu? first book printed in the New. World was probably a translation from Latin into Spanish of "The Spiritual Lad'.ier" in 1535. Juan de Zutuarra, a Franciscan monk, first bishop of Mexico, printed It. The first book printed in America that contained cuts to illustrate the text was "The Doctrlna Christiana," printed in Mexico City by Juan Pablos in 1544.

Obverse Has Big Margin. Says the Lincoln Star: "For every rroman that makes a fool out of a man there is another woman who makes a man out of a fool." We'd like to believe that, but from our observation the reverse process, lnn t nearly u easy. Boston Transcript.

Your hair will welcome Bluo Dp!! ara fluff rieht n.

Left to right: Queen Mary. Viscount Lajceiles, Princess Mary (Viscountess Lascelles) and King ueorge.

This ohoto of England's king and aneen, taken after the recent wedding of Princess Mary

to Viscount Lascelles, is the latest and one of the most striking in existence oi Great

Britain's ruler and his queen. It also shows to advantage tha princess' wedding gown.

Mrs. John W. Dyer will entertain at the card party at th Country Club tomorrow afternoon, and playing- will begin promptly at half past two o'clock. Mrs. H. C. Krueger dligrhtfully entertained at h;r home on Highland street last evening- for the members of the T. E. S. Club. The rooms were very attractive with a color scheme appropriate for St. Patrick'? Day and the guests enjoyed music and dancing-. A daintily appointed and delicious luncheon was served. Tha club will be entertained In two weeks by Miss Frieda Stark. Sir. and Mrs. Frank Stevens of Douglas avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skellengar of Van Buren street will leave tomorrow for Medaryvllle, Ind.. where they have -bean called by the sudden death of Mrs. James Stevens, who wa3 cuite well known in Hammond.

It' Jut aa cheap to tiny a Kelly. - Mrs. J. B. Ortt delightfully entertained the members of the Baptist Woman's Union and their friends on Thursday at an open meeting in her home on Highland street. The president. Mrs. P. J. Mann, presided at the usual business session, after which the meeting was turned over to Mrs. E.

LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS"

WASEY'S PLEATING SHOP 91 STATE STREET. Hemstitch with Gold and Silver Thread also match all colors. Button Holes, Buttons Covered, Embroidering, Braiding, Beading. Phone Hammond 46. " 3-7-tf

Hammond Musical College. Piano, Vole. Violin, Public Speak leg. Ukelele. Banjo. Mandolin. Oultat. Dancing. Dramatic Art. 101

Mrs. Anna L. Warner and Mrs. Emma Gluth are prepared to do high class dressmaking. 458 150th st. Phono 997-M. 3-ll-6t

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li. Egg-ers. captain of Group Seven, who arranged the following excellent program: a piano selection by Mrs. George Houser, vocal sf.-W-ctions "Irish Lullaby" and "When Irish Eyes are Smiling" by Mrs. B. D. Mann, readings by Master James Ortt and a vocal duet by Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mrs. J. A. Molsbcrger. At the conclusion of the program a social hour was enJoyed, during which dainty refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. John Huchxl will entertain at cards this evening in their home in Kenwood.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith informally entertained at dinner last evening In their homa In Kenwood. Covers were laid for six at the daintily appointed table, graced with a lovely bouquet of spring flowers. The dinner was an erpecially delicious one, after which bridge was played.

Patrick's Day with effective greens and the tables were attractive with bou

quets of tinted carnations and narcis- :

sus. A delicious and exquisitely an-'

pointed luncheon was served to forty I guests, among them Mrs. Heide, of Crown Point and Mrs. Jessop, of Chicago. Bridge was played and the honors , made by Mrs. W. J. McAloer and Mrs. j G. 11. Austin, the low score made by j

Mrs. Joseph Thompson.

Public Day of the art department of the Hammond Woman's Club w',11 be observed tomorrow afternoon at half past two o'clock in the Knights of .Pythias ball, when a reader of talent. Miss Dorothy D. Wilson, the high school chorus and Mr. William Piccolo, vocalist, will offer an interesting program with other specialties.

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Latest Styles Call for New Materials TTHE new loose, larger sleeves call for sher material like Georgette or Voile, the bouffant frocks should be made of Organdies, Dotted Swisses and Taffetas. Materials in new colors and new designs especially suited for making up the Spring and Summer styles, are now being displayed in our Piece Goods Section. Why not plan your Spring wardrobe from these materials and the styles that come in the NEW McCALL PATTERN "It Printed" This wonderful new pattern has changed home sewing, and made it much simpler. Names of the pattern pieces are "printed" on the pattern with lines for cutting also indicated in blue "printing." Only the New MtCall Pattern is "Printed" W. E. Long Co. The Peoples Store C0 STATE AND SOHL STS. Hammond

The many friends of Mr. John E. Fitzgerald will be glad to know that

his condition (continues to improve and i tables. The honors were made by Miss

Kosemary Harris, Miss Alice Greenburg

Miss Rose Winer entertained the young ladies of the D. H. of R. T. club in her home on CSumet avenuo Wednesday evening. After the customary business meeting, a social hour was enjoyed and bunca played at three

that he Is rapidly convalescing.

The Jackson C'ub met at the home of Mr. T, J. Meara of South Ilohman street last evening and there were forty-five members In attendance. After the business transaction. Mrs Douglas, Mrs. Steffey, Mrs. Jarvis and Mrs. Turner gave som-s Interesting current events. Mrs. Edgar Railsback read a very Interesting paper on "Andrew Jackson." which w.s greatly enjoyed. Mrs, Meara, assisted by Mrs. A. A. Young, Mrs. Fred Jarvis and Mrs. Ed Simon served dainty freshments. The club will meet the first Thursday In April at thr. home of Mrs. W. F. Howat of South Ilohman street. Among the seven hundred out-of-town guests at tho Masonic Temple last night, were a number of "old-timers," including Mr. and Mrs. Omar B . Smith of Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. William Earle and Mr. and Mrs. Win Hunter of Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Ralpn Garber and daughter Miss Victoria of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Goodrich of South Bend. Among tlTse contributing to an amusintf and interesting program were Miss Rhode of South Bend who sang several charming solos, Mr. Crowe of LaPorte. a vocalist, and Dr. Moore of Miahawaka. who also sang. A jolly time was enjoyed.

Beginning Monday. March 20th, The

Times Newspapers ti ill change their eight o'clock

make-up from a 7 column 13-em page to an 8-column 12-ero page and advertisers are requested to govern themselves accordingly The Times hopes by this arrangement to enhance Its value as an advertising medium to a still greater degree. LAKE COUNTY PRINTING

AND PUBLISHING CO.

The executive committee of the Hammond Zionist Club had a meeting last evening In the synogogtie ajid arrangements were made for tho Hammond delegation to attend tha Sokolow lecture, to be given In Gary at the Commercial Club next Thursday evening at

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and the guest prize was given to Miss JtJessa Shore. The cluo will be entertained in two weeks by Miss Alice and

-Miss Sarah Greenberg in their home oil : ffH

Michigan avenus.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McOcrmack of Jtfarin? avenue. East Chicago, announce the Dirth of a little son on Thursday, March the sixteenth at St. Margaret's hospital. Mrs. McCormack before her marriage was Miss Pauline Hottonsteln, of Williamsport, Indiana.

READY FOR THE PAY ENVELOPE

Mrs. John Huchel very charmingly entertained at luncheon and bridge yesterday in her home in Kenwood. The rooms were prettily suggestive of St.

Even the dog likes to be really clean and sweet onco Uss Blue Devil on

I him.

Economy Grocery & Market Co. Manufacturers of Fancy Home-Made Sausages 81 State Street, Hammond, Ind. Telephone Hammond 49

RIB ROAST Boned and Veal Breast, per lb. C Veal Chops, 1 Ci r per lb 1 C Veal Shoulder, lOip per lb Pot Roast, I 5 C per lb

Rolled. Per pound, 18c Pork Sausage, 1 C per lb Frankfurters and 9 Of Balogna Sausage Liver Sausage, 1 5 C

Garlic Sausage,

per

20c

VAN CAMP'S CHICKEN SOUP 3 Can$ for 21c

23 c 10c

Prefet Sardines, per can Kidney Beans, per can

Apple Sauce, extra 1 Q good, per can . . Seedless Raisins, O 1 per lb A1L

21c 14c 23 c

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WILSON'S EVAPORATED MILK 6 Tall Cans f or 49c FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY

Apple Butter, per jar Heinz Spaghetti, medium can . . . Argo Starch, 3 for Swift's Wash. Pow-

Alleging- that his wife took his money each pay-day, deposited in her own name in the bank and then ref used to ' let him have any of it, Bernard M. j Hart of Hammond today filed suit for , divorce in the Ikmmond Superior j court. j Hart says his wife Katherine, explain j ed 'her action by saying: she had suepected for a long time that they worjld j

not be able to live together. She wanted to ibe ready when the separation came. They were married Mf.y 11, 1920. and separated Wednesday. For the last three months, Hart says his wife naggred liim continuously and even struck him. She now lives at 407 Carroll st. Hart, who is a railroad engineer, is represented by Attorneys Cleveland and Cleveland.

8hooting Stars.

Some pieces of shooting stars (meteors) do fall on the earth and specimens are kept In various museums, j But usually when a meteor poes fly-1 lng through the atmosphere the fric-i tion between the two is sufficient to'

melt it, and nothing but dust reaches j It

the earth. i

Xlie iilue .Devil is a li:ui cliah wasu.-r

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Have You Seen Our Display of

Console Model Phonographs Then you've missed a treat. Stop in tomorrow you'll surely admire trie Victor Consoles. They are priced at

$2502 NOp fifing) Vfc A complete line of Victor Consoles and Uprights Terms as Low as $2.50 Per Week Straube Piano and Music Company 631 Hohman St., Hammond

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South Shore Tea and Coffee Store

294 North Hohman Street Phone 3S41

UBBY'S EVAPORATED MILK 10 tall cans for

75c

GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 24Vz-POund sack

$1.09

COFFEE COFFEE Extra Fancy Peaberry Coffee, per lb. . .25c 4 lbs. 95c ' Our Fancy Santos Coffee, per lb 25c 4 lbs. 95c Our Own Special Blend Coffee, per lb. . .30c 3 lbs. 87c Extra Fine Uncolored Japan Tea, per lb. 59c Very Fancy Gunpowder Tea, per lb. . . .59c Fancy Sugar Corn, 5 cans 48c Fancy Wisconsin Peas, 5 cans 48c Campbell's Soups or Beans, per can. . . .10c Snider's Tomato Soups, 3 cans. 25c Snider's Pork and eans, No. 3 can 19c Snider's Pork and Beans, No. 3 can. . . .19c Extra Fancy Pack Peaches, heavy syrup, large can 25c Libby's Fancy Pineapple, large can. . . .35c 3 cans for $1.00

EGGS Strictly Fresh Country Selected Eggs, per dozen

LENTEN SPECIALS Red Cross Noodles, Spaghetti or Macaroni, 3 pkgs 23c Spaghetti or Macaroni, 10 lb. box at. . .79c Sardines, in pure oil, 6 cans 25c Extra Fancy Red Salmon, per tall can. .28c Fancy Salmon, halves, per can Sc Kraft Macaroni in Cheese, No. 2 can. . .21c Kippered Herring, 2 cans 25c Holland Herring, 10-lb. keg, milkers.. 98c Mixed 88c Fancy Iced Cookies, 3 lbs 29c Fancy Iced Cookies, 2 lbs 29c Horse Radish, 3 bottles 25c U. S. Mail Soap, 10 bars 35c Lighthouse Soap, 10 bars 49c Fels Naptha, P. & G. or American Family Soap, 10 large bars 55c Jap Rose Toilet Soap, 3 bars. 25c

25 c

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