Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 142, Hammond, Lake County, 3 December 1919 — Page 2

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THE TIMES

THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN

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(Me, t; ducks, 14. POTATOES Receipts 10; Minnesota and Dakota. Ohios. 2.75 ft. 00.

CHICAi4 C'SII GKAC. CORN No. 3 mixed. 14n-4; No. 4 mived, 143. No mixed. 145145; No 3 ysllow. 130; No. 4 yellow. 144frl4iV C'AT1 No. 3 white. S10S2o; No. 8 vhlte, 7 81 i iNo. 4 white. 7!H.

CHICAGO VEAL, fO t 0 lbs., 19c; 70 to 80 lbs 2031cj 80 to 1.00 lbs.. 21 S3c; fancy. 24; overweight kidneys. 140 to ITi lbs. 12'15e.

Bl'TTKR "Receipts. 8607 tubs; cream try, extra. 71; firsts. 60i; packing 6to k, 3H8HKOTiS Receipts. 6S3 cas; current racsipta. eZ7; ordinary firsts. 87070; checks. 3037; dirties. S553. CliEBSB Twins, new. 30 H: dals4er tlH.32; young- Americas, 33H; lonrshorn T-2V,; brick. 80. LIVE POVLTRT Turkeys, 2S; chickens. 1 springs. 25; roosters. 16:

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. By 17. 8. Bamu of .Markets irOo6 -Hvt:eiyio. 25000 .Market better grades 23 higher; others slow; bulk. U.40S14.60; top. 14.60; heavyweight. II. 10914. CO; medium weight. 14. ICS 14.60; light weljrht. 14 .0t & 1 4 . 50 ; light lights. 13.-S01I.15; heavy picking sows, smooth, IS.SOS'IS.fO;' packing sows, ' tough, 12.75l.i.5l; pigs. 13. "0 13.75. CATTLE Receipts. 1S0. Market Is steady; beef steers, medium and eavyweight, choice and prime, 18.5020.t5; medium and rood. 11 .0018. 60; light weight. Rood and choice. 14. 0020. common and medium. 7.50S14.00; butcher cattle, heifers. (.41913. 00; cows, 4.25SJ13.50; bulls, 6.7Ell.5S; tanner: and cutters, cowe and heifers, 5.15ei (.25; canner steers. 6.T5H7.I3; veal calves (light and haidy weight) IS.lo'u 17. 2S; feeder steers, 7 .00- It .73; stockr steers, 6.00-i?7.75; stocker cows Ami he4fer. (.0907.75; stocker calves, 7.75 fell. 25; wester nrange cattle, beef eters, 1 0 . 75 (f Is. 00; cows and heifers, T.69S12.80.

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Cosy felt slippers for child, en. Restful kid slippers for m;n, in Operas, Everetts and Romeo styles. "Give .ScWoer's footwear and give wisely." J. SCHLOER ft' SON 95 State Street. Hammond, Ind. LEADERS IN FOOTWEAR , We Give S. & H. Green Stamps.

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American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting American Steel Foundry , 4naconda A ichison

Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel ... Eutte and Superior Canadian Pacific .. Central Cathcr

Chesapeake and Ohro 87 Chicago and Northwestern S4H Chloajra. Mil. and St Paul 37 Ti Colorado Fuel : 38s4

Crucible Steel 202 Delaware and Hudson 9 Hi Distilleries Securities 78 ',4 Ocrerl Klertrlc 174 General Motors S23U Illinois Central 88 Ti Lackawanna Steel 84 1-high Valley 43 H rTidvale Steel 4S New Tork Central (94 Norfolk and Western 8?4 Northern Pacific 81 H Ohio Cities Gas 48 Pennsylvania 41si Pressed Steel Car S8 Railway Steel Sprhig-s tearting- 7( Republic Iron and Steel 103H fnln-n Pacific 134 M V. 3. Steel lOtTi V. S. Steel Prfd . ....112 H Westlngrhouse 82H Willy a Overland 34 Sinclair . 41 4

AT THE OKPHEUM . A si-act vtudville program without a leading: number, because of the 'fact that they are alt headllners is the claim, made by Manager Mlchelstetter for th bill which ia on today. Thursday and Friday t the Orpheum theatre. The array -hlch Includes some of th best acts on the circuit offers Fhll Monnlnger la "A Day at the Circus." Crowley and Burke, vaudeville's sweetest singers. Mack and Lane In "Fly Stuff in a Fly Way," Charlotte Trio, musical novelty with special scenery. M.Grath and' Deed., piano's and nongs. Sebastian Merrill and Co.. In a. unique musical comedy. The bill closes with the thirtenth episode of "The Great Gamble."

. Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1919.

MUNSTER RESIDENT DEAD

Following a Ions illness with Cancer of the stomach, MichaSl L!ptak, a well known resident of Munst-r, died at hij home last night, lie leaves a wife end six children. Michael. Jr.. "of St. Paul. Minn.. Andrew of Lansing, 111., and Paul Mary. Julia and John who live at the home In Munster. The funeral will be held Friday afternoin from the home and burial will be made in the Oak Hill cemetery. In charge of Undertaker Charles Neldow.

What Shall I Give? The great gift bestowed on humanity 2.000 years ago was a useful gift it has proved a blessing every second since the bestowal, and has proved indispen?able to the progress of mankind. This Christmas ought to be a practical Christmas, just as that gift of long ago has proved its worth to the world. We can think of nothing that would lighten the burdens of housekeeping more than a Thor Electric . Washing Machine. It's money invested not spent foolishly, and the more it is used, the more will its real worth be appreciated. The payment plan puts the Thor within easy reach of every home. Standard Electrical Engi eerirg Co. 633 H OH MAN STREET. TEL. HAMMOND S2$.

Save Tom Fuel 30 of It. Have your chimneys swept and 1 furnaces oIanerl by Mar Draft, Chimney Sweep. Call Ktissmaul Cigar Store, phone Hammond 2072.

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AUDITORIUM THEATRE WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3 . DOROTHY G15H in "BOOTS' Two good comedies "Porters" and "Don't Weaken."

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TM Specking Task "Th vo1m with th etnfla -win' Thar ks iota of truth ia t&la aJoga Totj will ertaJary form a favo abla evtatoa f a tobh with a bwih tttiee, befor ,yo, ever mat aet faee to fara. On th other hand tha most

beaaUfal a and aerfect nhtp cancot eoaatrbali&e ta ftffoet of a eoatf, harah aad shrill telea.- While ir eanaot all har aoft, tTrtet voices, w e4L9 at leaat try to hat. a aleaainc votca. and H is the Saty t every vtRnaji to (tody herself ia this rrpeA. and If n at tire dd e bias yon with anch a voles, aa yo. would lfta to hava. do your part to modulate tan. Disposition aad will power arc two very Important factors to accomplish yoar goal. Aneer. anxiety. Jealousy, sarpldon will reflect upon your voice, and it means training yoarself. not te show these emotions, but converse la tha same modalated voie as If you have very pleasant tbotmhts. If Ta have mastered this art yon have made a great step forward towardseobtAlftlhc a pleasing voice. However, th a physical condition of yonr throat and noee are of greatest lmpertaaee. Try to avoid eolda; not for the aaa of your vole only, but eoaiidaring year geserai health.. As soon as yon fiel the first warnIn X f a eomlag cold fa yop throat, try to Immediately check Jt. The old fashioned perspiration enre as means of driving the cold oflt 6f yoar body still hold good. Take a hot bath before yon retire, mate a cold eorapreai afonad ydf Isck, by dipping a thin towel la eold

vat ear and pia It Unt2y arcane yenr ck and cover tame with a thtck oolea flannel cloth. Thw drink a iaa of hot lemonade aal take one r twe aspirin Uhleta (which are prejraai to euinlae) and cover ywarseif wfctl. Take a phytic. The next anemias;, after fei&ovthg the compress, massage year eck and thfoat with eold cream aad yon wiTl

feM much relieved. Sleep with open

windows, if you cannM sleep Catdoors altogether. Uhlle yod have a eold avoid etrainiag your voice, do not yell er holler. Take a teaspoonful df Soney every morning and evening which will prer tety beneficial t yiar throat. These advisee refer to a sneaking

voice only, aa every singf.r wiU, of

course know, bow ta take tar ei her most precions gift.

KEEP YOUR FEATHER FtLLOS ANTTARY BY TASKING THEM When washing feather cw down pillows, empty the sfnfflng Into a eheeaeeloth bag er inoaauito netting, tie the mouth tight shut aad wash la a big tub of strong white fcoapsnds with a little ammonia in it. tub

the bag between th hands and rouse

op and dewa for tern minntea. iLinae ia clear hot water twice: do not squeeze bfii haag to drain ind dry ia the sna f heat heat When halt dry pnll th bag apart several rime. WSa fall dry dfo Inatd a thicker bag and wnlp rlgofenaly with a ratan whip for ten minates. There is a Slight lose, half a note, ptllova redtKlak to ab-kil it.

the United Mine Workers will be instituted within a few hours, according to apparently aathorative Information

this afternoon. Al! the general offices of the mine workers trpon whom ths temporary lnJurftioTj ieeufrd by Judge A. B. Anderson of the U. S. district court, -was served, will. It is understood, fee chargi ed with contempt of court in a prfceeed-Ing-to be filed by District Attorney Slaek and Dan Stums, assistant district attorney, in charge of the enforcement of the court's mandate. Hearing- on the contempt charges, if they are filed proftably will be held neat Tuesday.

PASTIME TODAY , Marie Walcamp, IN Tempest Cody Flirts With Death Also THE MASKED RIDER And two reel comedy with GAIL HENRY. TOMORROW THE FIGHTING LINE

A Qolslaa That XKxs Wot Affsct Sead. Because of US tonle and laxative effect LAXATIVB BROMO QVIS1SZ (Tablets) can be taken by anyone without j-ausinr nervousness or ringing in the I.her ,s- on'J' on 'Brorrio Quinine." E. W. GROVE'S -ignature on the t '(. Adv.

TODAY THE vigIlantes With all star cast. A love story 6f the great west in the days of 49.

THEATRE

AUTO SHOW

PROPOSED ON

Bid SCALE

Inspire, by thd success of th auto-mo-blle show last year Hammond dealers are eager to put on an even greater show this year and already are laying plans looking toward the event. Twenty or the thirty-eght dealers of the city met at the offices of theMcliroy Motor Supply Co.. Tuesday eveninsr to talk over the proposition and practically all of the rest did not attend have taken pains since then to

express their desire to have

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In order to Start tha ball rolling a committee was appointed consisting of TA. Bohllng-. dforge Hutchison. R. O. Durham, A.-J. Wai. and Art. Snod grass who will have eiiargre of the preliminary arrangements. They will take the matter up with each dealer and first try to find Just how large the exhibit is going to-be. Then will come the question of finding- qus.rters to accommodate, the show. Hall proved an ideal floor for the show last year but some other arrangements will have to be worked oot. The mat-, ter of location will probably bo one of the most difficult problems to come before the committee.

OFFICERS NOW UP FOR CONTEMPT

INTERNATIONAL NtWS SEftTICtl IN"D1ANAIVL,is. IND., Dm. 8 Contempt of court proceedings ajraintt approximately one hundred officers of

Fathion'fi Forecast

By Annabel Worthirigton.

DO IT THE APEX WAY

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Apex to be the most efficient Electric' Washing Machine on the market. The Apex goes after the dirt and gets it there is never my rubbing by hand afterwards. Let Us Proye the Apex is more than we claim for it. Back of every machine is an iron-clsd guarantee of ratisfaction. Pay a little now and start washing the Apex way. APEX HOME APPLIANCE CO. 702 Eo&uan St., Hammond. Fnoa 225C Ua . avantl Av Gary. Mioat 1782.

LADY'S AND MISS' ONE PIECE DRESS. If one is very smart one wiil ha?s aa approving eye for this chemise dregi, combiniDg sere aad satin. It bancs straight from the shoulders with the osrrowest Of belts to define the waistline and adjust the slight fulness. The bother of sewing on plackets, fastenings, Ac, is all eliminated in No. 9426. for the deep V opening is cnt low enough for the dress to be slipped on over the head. The iady's and miss' one piece dress No. 8i29 is cnt in sizes 18 mi ti yeirs Shi 88 to 44 Inches burt measnre. Stte 3d lequires 3 yards of 41 inch material, with M ysrd S5 iDeh oohtrastiaf, i yard 8 inch br WJer whie materia! sad 54 yard 27 inch lining.

Mary Pickford IN-

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Friday STUART HOLMES in "THE OTHER MAN'S WIFE" Also Wm. Duncan in the 10th episode of 'Smashing Barriers' Saturday ENID BENNETT in "THE VAMP" Also Wm. Duncan in the 1 0th episode of 'Smashing Barriers'

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SESSUE HAYAKAWA in "THE SECRET GAME"

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Where Everybody Goe"

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HAMMOND, INDFANA

TODAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

Extra Special Attraction.

Sebastian Merrill & Company . A Unique Comedy Novelty. PHIL M0NNINGER ' A Day at the Circus. CROWLEY & BURKE Vaudeville's Sweetest Singers MACK & LANE Fly Stu in a Fly Way. " CHARLOTTE TRIO Musical Novelty. McGRATH & DEEDS " Positively One Big Scream. Nuf Sed.' Alio THE GREAT GAMBLE Serial No. 13. New show Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee daily at 2:30 p. m. Night continuous 7 to 11. Sunday and holidays continuous 2 to 11