Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 129, Hammond, Lake County, 17 November 1916 — Page 2

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count of the accident at the mitora houae unmrtlme thla afternoon.

(BILLKTIX.) KV I.OXDO, Nov. 17 Reports of the "mvrrtou mwtorboat Uelna; Involved In the accident were ncouted early thla afternoon. The col Union vraa generally said to have leen due to the Deutsrhland arolnsc up too close In an effort to hear ordera that were being; called through a megaphone hJ" Capt. Ulnars. All Ughta being out It waa difficult for the Dentachlr.nd'a crew to Judjce distance and with the heavy "rn run. nlnx the boats were thrown toxether. It waa two honra after Hinach waa Irawn from the water before he waa fully revived. Capt. Koenlg and the member a of

TIE TIES' FINANCIAL

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UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEW YORK STOCKS CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

November 17.

Dwenvbcr IKS?:

May 1 8 S ,S

July 15S CORN. December 94

May 96 'i OATS. December 57 R May 6114

: BROADWAY IN GALA ATTIRE FDR

BIG DOINGS AT GARY SATURDAY

the Wlllehe.d at noon after their work American Beet Sugar 103 . . . .... . . American Can 6

tnroufen tne mum in prepnniiw mr

departure. It waa expected Koeul and the offloiala of the T. S. Scott, Jr., company, would file their official

Gem Theatre

(FORMERLY THE BARTOLA) TODAY Fritzi Brunette The Vivacious Star, in "UNTO THOSE WHO SIN" A heart- stirring drama of woman's love for gold.

TOMORROW The Wonderful Essanay Photoplay "THE ALSTER CASE" THREE PIECE ORCHESTRA Matinees 2 to 4 p. m. Evenings 6:45 to 11. PRICES 5c AND 10c. Free Matinee for Children every Saturday at 8 and 9:30 a. m.

American Car &. Foundry 73',; American locomotlve 84 s American Smelting , 119 American Sugar American Teli &. Teleg 113 Anaconda " 103 Atchison 104s Baldwin Locomotive 87 4 Baltimore & Ohio 88 Bethlehem Steel 6S0 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 83 H Canadian Pacific 171 Central Leather 115V4 Chandler Motor 106 Chesapeake & Ohio 67 lfc Chgo.. Mil. & St. Paul 03 Corn Products 23 H Crucible Steel , . 914 Erie 37 H General Electric , 1S2 Great Northern US Illinois Central ....105 Maxwell Motor 76 i Mexican Petroleum llls New York Central 107 Norfolk & Western 140 Northern Pacific Ill Pennsylvania 57 Pullman ...168 Heading 108 Southern Pacific 100 Southern Railway 274 Texas Oil 231 T'nion Pacific 1 48 Vi United States Steel 125 Utah Copper 122 Willys Overland 38 'i WHEAT.

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Chicago produce: BUTTER Cfcamery, extras, 38 to 28 Vi; creamery, firsts, 37 to 37 V4; firsts, 35H to S6hi: seconds, 34 to 35. EtiOS Ordinaries, 36 to 37 flrsts, 38 to 39. LIVE POULTRY Fowls, 12 to 15; ducks, 13 to 15: geese. 12fe to 15; springs. 16 is; turkeys, 20. Chicago live stock: HOOS Receipts, 37.000; market, strong, 5 to 10 higher; mixed, 9.05 to 9.95; good, 9.10 to 9.80; rough, 9.30 to 9.50; light. 8.50 to 9.65; pigs. 6.25 to 8.40. CATTLE Receipts. 4.000; market, weak; beeves. 6.75 to 12.05; cows-helf-ers. 3.70 to 9.50; stocker-f eeders. 4.75 to 7.85; Texans, 7.50 to 8.75; calves, 8.75 to 12.50; tanners. 3.76 to 5.25. I By Inlted Press.) NEW YORK. Nov. 17. The New York Evening Cun financial review today says: Vigorous buying from the western wire houses, covering by the short interests and pool activity combined in today's stock market to push up materially the general level of industrial prices under the leadership of steel and copper Issues. From the opening of the market the steel and copper groups took the lea'l and most of the issues advanced to new high record prices. Trading in the first hour wag active in the extreme but there was a period of relative calm in the second hour, when a ne wwave o fbuying set in at mid

day that carried Industrial prices to still higher levels. United States Steel advanced well above 123 and there was a special strength in Gulf States, Bethlehem preferred, Lackawana and Republic.

W. J. BRYAN AND CAMINETTI HOLD "DRY" MEETING

(By Inlted Preaa.) INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Nov. 17. William Jennings Bryan of grape Juice fame and Anthony J. Caminetti. com

missioner general of the Immigration''

Bureau at Washington, are the stellar

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The same wealth of municipal decora-Floyd D.' Sexton of Gary announces, tlons that adorn Broadway when presl- Program of the day: '

dential candidates and others come to town are fluttering In the breeze at Gary today. They have been put up for the Indiana Odd Fellows, who will make a pilgrimage to the steel town tomorrow to witness the elaborate exemplification of the last three degrees of the subordinate lodge at Gary theater. All Odd Fellows and Odd Fellow lodges within a radius of 60 miles of Gary l ave been invited to be present and 1.600 three links men are expected. The prize degree staff of Indiana, the brethren of Indianapolis lodge, 465, will be .on hand to help Steel City lodge, 853. put on the work. Grand lodge dignitaries will also be present. NoMe Grand

(1) Luncheon of staff and grand officers; (2) Department council meeting of the uniform rank of the order; (3) Afternoon session at the Gary theater at which time there will be a band, concert, sovereign grand lodge picture, and the degree of chivalry (all open to the public; 4 4) Chicken supper served by the Rebekahs to the staff, grand officers and brothers; (5) Grand parade lad by Gary police department, fire department. Odd Fellows Band of Chicago, grand officers, uniform rank followed by all Odd Fellows In city; (6) After the parade the three degrees will be exemplified by the degree staff at the Gary thater.

Joseph Rosen $200.00 Add. Charles E. Babcock to

performers on the program for the annual meeting of the National Women's Christian Temperance Union "hlch opened here today. The chief work to come before the meeting will be a discussion of ways and means to keep up tne bombardment on Congress In favor of a national prohibition enactment. The opening address was mad'e today by Miss Anna A. Gordon of Evanston. 111., national president. f

morning program, when James Cruse, of Indianapolis presided.

GARY SEil DELEGATES

TO MEET

BOY WANTED Good boy. industrious and not afraid of work around office. Good chance for right kind of boy. Apply Room 214, Hammond Bldg., Times office. ll:17:tf

FOR RENT House key at 292 Truman avenue, Hammond. 11:17:1

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Grive trizvnks for every single blessing Tha.t is now you're life ceoessmg !.

Asa usual rule a thankful man is a happy man. Wc Good Providers are always happy because we Jiave a reason to be thankful From

one Thanksgiving to another

we purchase our table needs at a grocery shop that meets

every requirement of service

and quality.

Specials Friday, Saturday

Nov. 17th and 18th.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. In the matter of the Estate of Jon Kresz. No. 683. In the Lake Superior Court, November Term, 1316. Notice is hereby given to the Heirs, Legatees and Creditors of John Kresz, deceased, tb appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond. Indiana", on the 11th day of December 1916 and show cause. If any. why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved: and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Witness the Clerk of the Lake Super

ior Court, at Hammond, this 16th day of November 1916. HERBERT L. WHEATON. Clerk Lake Superior Court. Nov. 17-24. Dec' 1.

Indiana Real Estate Men . Have a Profitable Session at Evansville, Ind. City Planning Expert is the Principal Speaker.

The opening of the convention of the Indiana Real Estate Association at Evansville Thursday morning found Gary well reprecsnted with the following members: Leonidas B. Boyd, Henry A. Vossler, William Fedder, L. P. Goodwin. Harold G. JBauzy. M. F. Vale. C D. Davis, Jonah Frost, J. J. Kelly, E. P. Wise a"hd. Harvey Watson. The latter read a report as chairman

of the publicity" committee. Reports

were read by fifteen other committee heads, one of which Included a report on "Ethics in the Real Estate Buslno.n," by E. P. Wise. The convention is the thlvd annual affair and is proving a big success. At the afternoon session the association heard a discussion of the rural credit law by F. J. H. Vonengelkin, of Washington, director of the mint, and William L Elder, of Indianapolis, spoke of the association's stand on the questlo nof the tax reform.

J. C. Nichols, of Kansas City, one of

the great supporters of city planning,

was the principal speaker on the

REAL ESTATE TRAfiSFERS INDIANA HARBQJt. L 23. B 11, Jrd Add. John Horn to Anthony J. Burns, et al. $1.00 L 23, B 11. 3rd Add. MOUIe E. Lundquist to John Horn ... $166.66 Und 2-3 L 23, B 11, 3rd Add. Mollle E. Lundqulst, Gdn.. to John Horn $333.34 HAMMOND. Ls. 37. 36, B 4. Rolling Mill Add. Ls. 12, 23. B 2, Wilcox A Godfrey's Add. Samuel G. Carley to Clarence C. Smith... fl.00 GARY. . L 32. B 7, Gary Park Add. Frederick G. Lisius to Robert Luther H1U $400.00 Ls. 2. 23. 26, Caldwell's 6th Add. Hugh J. Wnlte to J. J. Sherrill ,, -. 435.00 S 5 ft. L 2. B 119. Gafy Land Co.'s 1st Sub. John H. Dulln to Marion L. Carr $1.00 L 28. B 25. Gary Land Co.'s 1st Sub. Gary Land Co. to E. C. Hooper $716.20 Ls. 27. 28. B 11, Geo. A Wm. Earle's 2nd Glen Park Add. Louis Szabo to Simon Benjamin $2,350.00 CROWN POINT. NH of NH L 10, & NH N4 L 11. Elmwood Sub. Robert Luther Hill to Frederick G. ' Lisius $1,300.00 EAST CHICAGO. L 21. EM L 30. B 1. Pulaski Add. John BochnowskU et al. to Frank Stanek $412.60 L 9. B 1. NE 32-87-9. Myrtle Wr. Gray to Anthony A. Kubal ............ $1.00 NVJ L 87.. ,L 38,', B , 1, NW 29-37-9.; East Chgo. . Co. to William ' Huber $412.50 SM L 2. L 3 (ex S 6H ftK B IS. NW 29-37-9. East Chgo. Co.

to Smith" Miller Co. $1.00 WHITING. L 27, B 7. Stleglltz Sub. Lake Co. Sav. & Tr. Co. Tr.. to

INDIANA HARBOR

L 17. B 67, Indiana Harbor. Mary Cade to Frances Per$2,800.00 NWly L 17, B 44. Indiana Harbor. John Ittu to Nicolas Petru , ii.oo NW 40 ft. Ls.- 10, 11. B 30, Indiana Harbor. John T. Meek, et al. to Rose Eisler $28 50 L 9. B IS. 2nd Add. East Chgo. Co. to James A. Springer $1.00 L 3S, B 2, 1st Add. Greek Orthodox Cnurch. Ind. Harbor, to John Zulnklis $450.00 L 13. B 13. 4th Add. John R. Farovld to Jos. Kocsmares . $1,250.00 EAST CHICAGO. L 4. B 4, North Harbor Add. East Chgo. Co, to Tony Lenard $1.00 L 11. B 10; Ls. 37,. 38. 33, 40. . B 12. East Englewood Add.; . La. 6 to 10, B 1, Osborne's 1st Add. Frank D. Barnes to Lewis E. Chipmar. . $1.00 L 49. E 4 ft. L 50. Ladd & Smith's Add. Joseph Graban to Katie Graban $1.00 HAMMOND. L 18, Laurltzen's Sub. Charles D. Davidson to And! Vlclan.. $300.00 NH L 44. L 45. B 4. Birkhoff's

Oscar G. Horner $1,800.00 L 26, B . Hyde Park Add. Vernon R. Lehman to Eli S. Jones $3,500.00 Ls. 25 to 40. iff, Marbles' Resub. Phoebe White to Wm. Wllke $1.00 L 19. B 2. Larned's 1st Add. Jesse L Moss to George Garnak ... $230. flO L 11. B 1. Larned's 2nd Add. Jesse L. Moss to Mary Marynowski $350.00 L 10, B 3, Franklin Add. Gost1 in Meyn & Co. to Webster K. Miller $400.00 L 8. H 2, Franklin Add. Gostlin Meyn & Co. to J. B. Pearson $350.00 L 29, B 1, Rediv Blaekmun's Add. J. S. Blackmun Co. to Henry Strong $1,000.00 EAST GARY. L 17. B 21, 3rd Sub. Grace Iola von Foerster to Milutln Kirtyonki $400.00 Pt Ss SW 6-36-9; Pt. SH 6-36-9. Jesse L Moss to George Hananer $4,250. 0C JACKSON PARK. L 31, Seroczynskl 1st Add. Harold Griffin Mauzy to I. E." Petry $300. OP

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Today Vivian Martin in The Stronger Love Also Burton Holmes Adults 10c, Children 5c. SATURDAY SIR HERBERT BEERBOHM TREE in 'THE OLD FOLKS at HOIv ' Five Reels. Also The Lady Drummer Two Reels. SUNDAY Wm. S. Hart and Louise Glaum in "THE RETURN OF DRAW EG AN" Also Haystacks and Steeples Very Good. MONDAY Charlie Chaplin

'BEHIND THE SCREEN

Two Reels. Also The Devil at His Elbow Five Reels. Some Show.

TWO BIG SPECIAL SALE DAYS Friday and Saturday, November 17 & IB

-At the-

202 Fayette St., Hammond.

Phone 738

ASK FOR OUR OWN STAMPS.

FLOUR

BUY YOUR FLOUR NOW. We sell Gold Medal Flour at lowest prices 1-4 bbl. $2.55 1-8 bbl. $1.28

Uoro is n chance to save money. Below we list a few of our

many bargains. Best Premium Coffee (fancy dish free) 29c T?o flroti Til n tori P5ll(rnT. 10 lbs ,77C

f i t O u UlUtAUluvvu w" J ' Best Farm Eggs, only, dozen

Large Grandma's

,37c

Beit Creamery Buttsr, per pound

Old Fashioned Lard, per pound . .

Try Our 30c Coffee, this sale, per pound.

40c 20c 26:

Kellogg'a Corn Flakes, Kelloga't

Krumbles or Post Toastles, 3 phga...,

Rumford Baking Powder, 1 lb. can 1

25c

19c

21c

Happy Home Mince Meat, 3 pkgs.

Kan Drand Pears and Peaches, n

heavy syrup, 20c sellers, two cans , , Dyer's Pork and Beans, 15c seller, per can Bonita Coffee, . this sale .. .-. . Van C-mp's Golden Pumpkin, 3 cans

25c lie 30c 27c

Swift's Pride Soap, 10 bars All 5c Soap, 6 bars fnr

Kitchen Kleanser, 3 cans ... Grandma's Washing Powder, largo size , ..,

Gold Dust Washing Powder, 25c seller; per pkg. Fairy Soap, 10c seller; 3 bars '

-?3c 2:c 1 2c lie 22c -24c

25c

.15c 12k -20c -34c lie

Boulevard Peas, 15c seller, this sale, per can .12c Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs 10c We carry a full line of Tobaccos All 5c sePers, this sale, 6 pkgs. 25c

All 1Cc sellers, this sale, 3 bars .

Boulevard Pineapple, per ran im ,

Boulevard Corn, 15c seller, per canVan Camp's Catsup, 25c seller

Libby's Sauer Kraut, 3 cans Cranberries, per lb.

Pet or Carnation

Milk...-

Baby Size,

6 cans.

Solid Meat

Tomatoes

Fancy Sugar Corn Early June Peas Fancy Sliced Pineapple. Sniders Tom"to Soup Rumford's Baking Powder, 1 lb. can. V lb. can Hershey's Cocoa Snider's 25c Catsup Large Jar Jam Large Jar Apple Butter. Zerica Macarcni Fancy Red Salmon... F"ncy Oil Sardines, 2 cans . .

j Large Bottle

Olives.

Snider's Baked Beans U. S. Mail Soap, 10 bars

10c 27c 10c

Oc 4c

7c 17c 18c 10c 15 c 8c 15 c

10c 20c 19c

Powder

Soft Shelled Walnuts . . Pure Comb Honey

Home Churned Sweet Butter Always Fresh.

First Prize Creamery. . .

Blue Ribbon I Crearherv Gold Med'l

Creamery Fancy American Cheese. .-, Fancy Cream Cheese , New York Limburger Fancy Swiss Gocd Santos Coffee !.. 0. G.

Belnd.... . Cv U

Fancy

Peaberry

33c 31c 29c 28c 28c 25c 39c

18c

zrc

f reaoerry SC, Special 1 Or

Blend . Ccl0 Try our 30c Tea. Postum . . . . 20c Roasted C Barley.... 1... DC

18C

12IC i

39c

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TUESDAY, flOUErilBER 21st MATINEE AND NIGHT The International Amusement Company Presents miSS GRACE JOYHER in

"THE GIRL OF THE WH SPER.HG P.'HES" ELABORATE SCENERY SPECIAL ELECTRICAL EFFECTS

PRICES Mats, 25c. Night 25, 35, 50c. NOT A MOTION PICTURE.

Boxes 75c.

Thi Is Mot a B ecial Sale Thfl nrices auoted below on Canned Goods are regular every day prices. Kindly take

note that in spite of the supposed to be war prices we continue to sell the same quality

of goods at the same prices we did last year.

No. 3 Tins soua kck sji

Tomatoes, 2 cans for.

or $1.40 per dozen

Lake Shore Marrowfat Peas, no bet

ter quality put into cans,

two for -

or $1.40 per doien. Lake Shore Telephone Peas,

sweet as sugar, two for

or $1.40 per dozen. Hart Brand Sifted Peas

per can

or $1.60 per dozen.

Chicago Dept. stores aslc 18c for the

same thing. Paris Corn,

per can - Country Gentleman Csrn, twr cans for ; 1

Fancy Cauliflower,

each

Fancy Wax Beans,

pound . . ..

25c

25c 15c

15c 25c 15c

15c

MEAT Best Beef Pot Roast, per lb .- Beat Beef Rib Roast, per lb Veal Roast (leg), per lb.. Veal Roast (shoulder), per lb .,

Boiling Beef, per lb Rump Corn Beef, per lb r Sirloin Steak, per lb Small Pork Loins, per lb

Our MOXM SCADS FOIK SAUSAGE ls mad from the bast of YOTOO rOBJK, 8ad la free from oereals. XeaT your orders for TbanksglTlnff .Poultry Now.

I4c rc 20c 18c 11c -1 7c 22c : 1 7c

Celery Cabbage, r per lb . Jw Large Romafne Head Lettuce, ftCrt two for teWu Van Camp's Kidney Beans, Hart Lima Beans, Hart Succotash, f " per can I aCC or $1.40 per dozen. Sweet Cider, per gallon wUC

Jumbo Dill Pickles, per dozen

Fancy Dry Peaches, per lb Stuffed Olives, full pint , Monarch Pure Maple Sugar, full quarts

Hame Made Canned Beets in mas

Jars, about 25 beets, Ofl at, each 4UC

Try a Pound of our Home f f Made Mince Meat at. Q

30c

18c

I Oc 24c 48c

COFFEE Genuine Bogota, the kind that pleases everybody, per lb

ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA Regular 50c grade, this sale. 42c GUN POWDER TEA Regular 45c grade, this sale 36c Two Extra Specials LARGE JUICY GRAPE FRUIT This s'le, 4 for .25c MONARCH GRAPE JUICE Quart bottles ;. . . .42c

ros. 598 HOHMAN STREET-

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