The Lake County times. [volume], September 04, 1908, EVENING EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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THE TIMES.
Friday, September 4, 1908.
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE OF
SMOKED AND FRESH MEATS
; ; AT THE : ;
HAffiHD MEATMRKET SSE
Sals for one day only, Saturday, Sept. 5, 1908.
STRICTLY FRESH COUN
TRY EGGS, per doz ,
ARMOUR'S STAR HAIS,
best in the world, per lb
CHOICE NATIVE LEG OF
VEAL, per lb
NATIVE BEEF RIB ROAST,
choice cuts, per lb
SWEET PtCKLEO SALT
PORK, per lb :
NATIVE VEAL BREAST,
per lb
NATIVE RIB CORN BEEF,
per lb,...
20k
I4ic
lik
9ic
Ilk
Jit
..45c
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specials. Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. Strict attention given to
all telephone orders.
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Grade Books.
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CALIFORNIA HAMS,
per
lb..
Fancy Home -Grown Red
RIPE TOMATOES,
basket 3 b
Fancy California
BARTLETT PEARS.
Per 4 j-
basket lOu
2-lb can choice quality
EARLY JUNE PEAS,
2fornr ..15c
Fine qualitv fresh made
CHOCOLATE CHIPS
per
lb....
19c
POMPEIAN MASSAGE
CREAM
Regular 50c
jar
29c
FRESH DRESSED
CHICKEN, per lb....
NO. 1. CALIFORNIA HAMS, '
sugar cured, per lb
HOME CURED BACON,
by the strip, per lb
CHOICE CUTS NATIVE
ROUND STEAK, per lb
CHOICE CUTS NATIVE
VEAL ROAST, per lb
NATIVE RIB BOILING BEEF,
per lb.
FANCY SWEET POTATOES,
per lb
I Ok
8ic
I2ic
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10c
... 5c
... 3c
TABLETS
PENCILS
INKS
PENS
ERASERS, etc., etc.
Pharmacy
SPECIALISTS
Medicines
promptly delivered.
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to Our
Small strips of fancy
LEAN BACON, 4Qn
per lb ....... I uC
Extra fancy full cream
BRICK CHEESE,
I" 12c
Finest quality
ELGIN CREAMERY
BUTTER, r.
per lb ZOC
The famous
SANTA CLAUS SOAP,
5 f oT. 15c
Tom Griffin's Fine
WHISKEY,
Yi -gallon
jug
89c
FLETCHER'S
C ASTORIA,
The genuine. One
to a customer. . . .
21c
1
OVER THE
HERE THOST MISSOURI.
Claire "Harding of Mexico,' Mo, la
here the guest or his brother, C. "W.
Harldng and family of Wilcox street
for several days.
ROYAL LEAGUE MEETS.
There was a pleasant meeting of the
Royal League held last evening in the
K. of P. hall. There was a good at
tendance of members and after the
regular lodge session refreshments
were served.
MEET IJf TWO WEEKS.
The Colonial 'club did not meet yes
terday, but will be entertained at their
next regular meeting in two weeks by
Mrs. Clark Learning at her home in
South Hohman, street.
RETCRX FROM VISIT.
Misses Dollie and Marguerite Knotts
will return home this evening from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends in Holly and other Michigan
points. Miss Eugenia Knotts went to
Chicago this afternoon to meet them.
MEETING POSTPONED.
The meeting of the Up-to-Date Whist
club, which was announced to meet
yesterday, was postponed for another
BE SURE AND ATTEND
L. 6.
LI
s
OPENING IN THE RIM
BACH BUILDING OVER
THE LION STORE,
SUITE OF ROOMS 21
AND 22. SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 5, TUES
DAY 8 AND WEDNES
DAY 9.
And see her pretty
parlors, which will
be decorated with
ferns and roses.
Her Hats are be
autiful and of the
most . stylish kinds.
Carnations will be given
Get These
Children
STational Biscuit Co's fresh
baked COCOANUT
TAFFY CAKES,
10c
per lb
Extra fancy Jersey
SWEET POTATOES,
per
lb.
3C
Finest quality new
WHITE CLOVER
HONEY, -J rn
per frame I ulr
Fancy bright new crop
California Evaporated
APRICOTS, 1 n
per lb. .......... ..UC
CONTINENTAL,
Famous 10c Cigar.
mule they last,
each
6c
REXALL
LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The finest Liver Pill on the
market and every box
7
10c
guaranteed.
25c box. .......
I MILLINERY OPENING
I
Store
Septo
TEA CUPS
week when Mrs. P. Is. Davis will en
tertain the club ladles at lier home In
Rlmbach avenue.
HAVE PLEASANT MEETING.
Mrs. M. a Osborn entertained the
members of the Fleur de Lis club very
pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her
home In Plummer avenue. It was the
regular meeting of the club and a
pleasant time was spent In playing
cards. The prizes at pedro were
awarded Mrs. John Huber and Mrs.
Keyser. A very delicious luncheon was
served at the close of the afternoon
to the guests who numbered about
twelve. Mrs. Patzke will have the
members of the club as her guests in
two weeks when she entertains at her
home, 244 Oakley avenue.
VISIT RELATIVES HERE.
Tom and Moral Miller of Takoma,
111., will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
B. J. Smalley of South Hohman street
over bunady. Moral Miller will leave
Tuesday to begin a college course at
v alparalso.
REPORTED QIITE ILL.
Miss Rose Weinand is reported to be
very ill with typhoid fever at her
home in Oak street.
MATINEE PARTY.
Mrs. B. J. Smalley and daughter, Miss
Ona, Mrs. Charles Monnett, Mrs. "Wayne
Van Guilder and Mrs. Fred Newell com
posed a party yesterday to attend the
matinee performance of "A Broken
Idol" at the Whitney theater in Chi
cago.
EXJOV RIVER PARTY.
A crowd of young people employed
in the Keid Murdock office enjoyed a
river party last evening. The party
went down the river in the "Mar
quette" to Rlverdale where they en
joyed dancing until a late hour after
which an elaborate basket lunch was
served in the boat. Those in the par
ty were: Misses Virginia Jacobson,
Nellie Adelsperger, Edith Peterson,
Jessie McCleod, Judith Rosene, Llz-
zetta Wolf, Flerscher, Duffner, Kors
hie, Bates, Dollie Geib, C. Bates and
Mrs. Dany. Messrs. Cantwell, Lem
bach, Adelsperger, Crok, Tholma,
Zaecers, of East Chicago, Eckman,
Kochmit, Holcraft, C. Eckman, Miller
of East Chicago, Bothwell of South
Chicago and Volney Postt.
LEAVES OX VISIT..
Mrs. Charles Monnett of South Hoh
man street will . leave bunday for a
visit of several days with relatives and
friends in Danville and Milford, 111.
IS ABLE TO BE TIP.
Mrs. Graves, who has been very ill
at her home, 747 Michigan avenue,
continues to improve slowly and is able
to sit up a little each day.
HAVE PLEASANT PARTY.
The Misses Mable and Lulu Sherby
entertained a number of young people
very,, pleasantly ,. last,, eveningat their
home, 545 Truman avenue, in honor
of their cousins, the Misses Ida and
Minnie Sherby, who are visiting here
from Kalamazoo, Mich. During the
early evening informal music was en
joyed after which various games were
played which added to the pleasant
ness of the evening. One of the games
which afforded a great deal of amuse
ment was a block sewing contest in
which only the young men of the party
were eligible. Roscoe Livingston was
awarded the prize for having the neat
est piece of work. In the young ladles'
contest which was to find answers on a
penny to a list of fifteen questions, five
young ladies tied for the prize and it
was won by Agnes Hill of Grasselli
Several other pleasant and informal
games were enjoyed until a late hour
when refreshments were served. Among
the guests present were: Mr. and Mrs
John Sherby, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A.
Sherby, Misses Ida and Minnie Sherby
of Kalamazoo, Monta Underwood, Ona
Smalley, Beatrice Hansen. Katherlne
and Lenore Shaw, Eugenia Knotts, The
resa Dorsey, Agnes Hill of Grasselli
Beulah Crrson and Gertrude Vander
hoof, Messrs. W. J. O'Rourke, Roscoe
Livingston, Joseph Shaw, Will Mac
Danold of Chicago, Will Daly, Will
Buckpit, Frank Hill of Grasselli, Homer
Postalwait, Tim Leary and Joe Sherby
HAVE HOVSE WARM IN G.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. C. Payne held a
house warming at their pretty new
home in Wilcox street, last evening for
a number of young people of Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Payne entertained about
twenty-five guests. The home was very
prettily decorated, the color scheme be
ing carried out in red and white.
Music, various games and Informal
dancing helped to make the evening a
pleasant one after which an elaborate
four-course luncheon was served.
FISH FRY.
The Friday night free fish fry at
Walker and Colby's wet goods empo
rium have become so popular that the
management will repeat the treat to its
patrons this evening at 244 Fayette
street. adv-lt
SECURES NEW POSITION.
Miss Mary Ruschli has secured a posi
tion as stenographer in the Lion store
and began her duties there today.
IS REPORTED ILL.
Mrs. E. J. Seeley is reported to be
quite ill at her home, 145 State Line
street. The many friends of Mrs. Seeley
hope for her speedy recovery.
RETURNS FROM THE WEST.
Mrs. Viola Smiley and daughter, Miss
Faye, returned home yesterday from a
pleasant visit of two weeks spent in
the west They visited several places
Jot interest among them Denver, Colo-
rouo opnngs, aianitou and Salt Lake
City.
LEAVE TO VISIT RELATIVES.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Turner of Tru
rran avenue expect to leave the first
of next week for a pleasant visit with
relatives and friends in Dan villa and
Wllllamsport. Ind.
HAVE GUESTS HERE.
Mra. Robert Rishling and Miss Elfa
Siegfer of Monon, Ind., will arrive in
Hammond tomorrow to be the guests of
Mrs. John C. Lavene at her home In
Truman avenue for a few days. Miss
Siegfer Is returning to Akron, O.. to
resume her studies at college there af
ter spending the summer with rela
tives in Monon. ...
ENTERTAINS WHIST CLUB.
Mrs. Jacob Schloer entertained the
members of the Blue Island Whist
Club, of which she is a member, yes
terday at her home In Calumet avenue.
The ladles came out In the early after
noon and enjoyed an afternoon at cards
after which an elaborate dinner was
served. Mrs. Thorns Brennan was the
only Hammond guest and the follow
ing ladies were present from Blue Is
land: Mesdames Vertus Robert, Chas.
Haas, Herman Schmidt, Henry Nuebert,
Henry Klein, illiam Glockson, Cun
ningham and Ramlsch.
ENTERTAINS AT SHOAVER.
Miss Hattie Holcraft will entertain a
party of young ladies at a shower Sat
urday evening at her home in Hoffman
street in honor of the coming marriage
of Miss Zelda Love to Mr. Sarber of
Chicago.
ARRIVES IN HAMMOND.
Miss Mable llson arrived in Ham
mond today from her home in North
ern Michigan, where she has been
spending the summer to resume ner
teaching in the public schools Tues
day.
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER.
Trustee F. Richard Schaaf entertained
the following guests from Hammond at
a noon-day dinner In Crown Point yes
terday. The dinner was served at the
Commercial Hotel in that city. The
guests included several of the teachers
who are attending institute in Crown
Point this week and were Misses Eliza
beth Brumm, Laurn Newcomb, Ruby
Wilson Etta Henderson, Minnie
Schutlz, Edith Carter, Bessie Webb,
Delia Friese, Abbie Hathaway, Anna
Emery, Messrs Frank Heigh way, F. W.
Love and John C. Becker.
POSTPONE MEETING.
The meeting of the Martha society
of the First Christian church which
was announced to take place yesterday,
was postponed for another week. At
that meeting all members are urged to
be present as business of Importance
will be discussed.
RETURN FROM VISIT.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E Russell and
daughter, Estelle, have returned from
a very pleasant visit of a few weeks
with relatives in Ohio
RETURN FROM THE EAST.
Misses Nellie and Florence Shea have
returned to their home in Webb street
after a visit of several weeks with
relatives and friends at Oswego, and
other points in New York.
Briefs.
Miss Beulah and Edwin Drackert will
go to Cedar Lake tomorrow to remain
over Sunday the guest of friends.
MIsa Frances Lake of Chicago Heights
is spending a few daya with friends in
Hammond. Miss Lake formerly lived
here.
W. W. Moberly of the Indiana Harbor
Sentinel, was in Hammond today on
business.
MUss 3?auline Sauerman of Crown
Point is expected tomorrow to be the
guest of Miss Florence Loveridge of
Bellvieu Place, for a few days.
Dan Brown, proprietor of the Erie
Hotel, is spending a few days at his
old home in Richester, Ind.. where he
is visiting and attending the fair.
Miss Candia Schreiber, of Saxony,
was the guest of friends in Hammond
yesterday.
Charles E. Fowler of Indiana Harbor,
was the guest of friends in Hammond
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rieger of Hege
wisch were visitors In Hammond to
day. John F. Jarnecke of Saxony, was in
Hammond yesterday afternoon on busi
ness. Lady Dentist at "Harvard," IS years'
experience.
David Pavuks of East Chicago, trans
acted business In Hammond today.
Mrs. B. Kovacs of East Chicago, was
a Hammond visitor yesterday after
noon. Mrs. E, F. Kunert, 271 Russell street,
spent the day in Chicago.
Miss Laura Rohde will go to Crown
Point tomorrow to remain over Sunday
with Miss Grace SchmaL
Roscoe Hemstock has returned from
a visit with relatives in Valparaiso.
Henry Newcomer is hero fromLowell
today on business.
Miss Alice Payne of "Waukegan. 111.,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. C
Payne at their home in Wilcox street,
for a fe wdays.
Mrs. Dehens of Lansing was in Ham
mond today shopping.
Mrs. George Zeker of Dolton, 111.,
was the guest of friends in Hammond
today.
J. L. Martin was 1b Whiting today on
business.
Jesse Dilk transacted business in
Hegewisch today.
Miss Leah Graves is spending the day
visiting friends in Chicago.
Miss Lulu Groves of Chicago will ar
rice tomorrow to bo the guest of her
cousin. Miss Frances Lundt at her
home in Williams street.
Mrs. J. M. Turner and daughter,
Miss Hinnie saw "Paid in Full" at the
Grand Opera House in Chicago last
evening.
LOCAL NEWS ON PAGE 7.
NOTICE TO TEAMSTERS.
AH members of Local No. 362, Ham
mond, Ind., must meet Monday, Sept.
7, at Roth's hall not later than 6 a.
m. to go to Gary to parade. 2t.
THOMAS HARL, fiecy.
OPEN KEG OF NAILS
AT HIGHLANDS.
Preeutlng Attorney D. E. Boone and
Secretary of the County Central Com
mitte Fred Crumpacker. went to High
Towle Opera House.
TONIGHT
SATURDAY 2Y1ATINEE, 2-30.
Klimt & Gazzolo Amusement Co.
Presenting the Celebrated Scenic and
Comedy Triumph
On the Bridge at Midnight.
An Elaborate Production of this famous and successful drama which not
only excels in stage pictures, but in its absorbing story of life in a great city,
with its pathos, humor and true to life characters.
THE a RE AT BRIDGE SCENE.
A Masterpiece of Stagecraft.
A PLAY WITH A. RECORD.
Night Prices, 15c to 75c. Saturday Matinee, 15c to 25c
Seats on Sale at Theatre Box Office.
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p
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SUNDAY
1
WEEK NIOHTS
15 to 75
WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY
MATINt-a
15 to 25
MATINEE
25 to 50
SUNDAY
NIGHT
25 to 75
A
HOUSE
Thro Nights Beginning, September lOth.
THE FIGHTING PARSON
CALUMET tSlcaoo
Three Nights
Starting September 3rd
Matinee Saturday
BURT 5 NICOLM OFEER
MISS
Beulah Poynter
In Her Own Dramatization of
Lena Rivers
By MARY J. HOLMES
AD! IV Distinctly a Woman's Play
I LA I Of Woman's Emotions
By a Woman For Women
Everybody Goes to See "Lena
'Special Alatlneo Labor Day
Evenings and Sunday Matinees, 15-2 5-35-50 c
Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, 10-15-20-25c
Sunday Nights, 25-35-50-75c
Lincoln Jefferson
COLLEGE of LAW
HAMMOND, INDIANA
EVENING
Two years' course leading to L. C B. degree.
Recitations, lectures and practice court.
Special Commercial Law Course.
FALL TERM BEGINS
SEPTEMBER 16, 1908
For particulars
Secretary, 500-502 Hammond Bldg,
HAMMOND, INDIANA.
lands last evening where they held a
rousing political meeting and helped
in the organization of a republican
club.
They went out in Mr. Boone's auto
mobile and carried with them about a
peck of Taft and Sherman buttons. The
meeting was held in the school house
and was attended by nearly a hundred
Highlanders.
D. E. Boone made a speech and At
torney Fred Crumpacker also ad
dressed the audience. Both Mr. Boone
and Mr. Crumpacker Teport that the
meeting was a great success and they
enjoyed their trip very much.
Four Nights Beginning Sunday
MATINEE, SEPT. 6th.
Labor Day Matinee Mon., 2:30.
KILROY
BRITTON'S
Big Hit
The Sensational Melodrama
"SURE SHOT
SAM"
By Lem B. Parker
A New and Novel Play
Big Talented Company
Stupendous Scenic Production
Seats on Sale at Box Office.
Four Nights Starting
Sunday Mat. September 6th
Matinee Wednesday
W. F. MANN PRESENTS
Mr. John A. Preston
AMD
Miss Blanche Latell
And a strong company of
35 PLAYERS 35
In the Gorg-eotts Scenic Melodramatic
Novelty
The
Fighting Parson
SESSIONS.
address the President or
YES!
We are with the people In
their fight for pure milk.
We spent $ 1 6,000 to create the plant
we have. We invite
Inspection.
THE HAVMOND DAIRY CO.
CORKEH OAKLET MEIUE AMD CLNTOH STREET.