Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 303, Hammond, Lake County, 11 June 1920 — Page 2
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THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN rnir;o uvk stock IfOiiS Ileccipts. Si.flflfl; holdover, t hiplifr. Letter prarlos. advanrine n trp. 14. 13: mulk of .-"Hlf?. 14.2j'f " :. . Ort : hfHvy iRhts. 14.2."' H.90; medium. 11.706 15.15. lixhl. lt.S'Hi i:. 15; l.pht lights. U'.J0'i 15. ncay ', :tfkiiiK s.ws. uninnth. 1 ;; . 00 'j 1 . 'H : !-! h. 12.25 ft 13.00; uis. ll.OOlr .-vTTl.E Receipts, f.oon, sta'ly to ; lovror; top piffrf. 17,oo; ch"ii.-. anrimo. 1 . 2 5 W 1 7 . 00 ; medium and g"ni. 1 . 7 5 ';' 1 fi . 2S : rommnn, 1 2 . 25 !i 1 . 7; IV 181 East State Street. I "Quality" Our These Prices for Saturday FINEST BRAND
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BRISKET BACON,
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HAMS.
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select' brand" skinned 'hams. ner lb
n PRIME NATIVE
BEEF POT ROAST.
per lb FRESH TENDER
BOILING BEEF,
lb I per FRESH CHOPPED 2 lbs. for HAMBURGER. Small Lean Pork Loin Roast, ib. Fresh Spare Ribs, 24ic 16c ean and meaty. Ib Fresh Meaty Neck Bone. per lb Fresh Liver, sliced to order,, lb. Milk Fed Native Veal, leg or loin, Ib Veal Breast, with pocket, lb 7c 6c 25c 18c
. J FRESH CUT LEAN PORK CHOPS. 97. i 4 p"lb 'c!
I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. I ! Headache by ft a p n p p n n Bja theCold-
buiiijaiiy j r ; 1 181 East State Street. Hammfhd. Ind. L
Consumers Wholesale Grocers 540 Hohman St. Hammond, Ind. Have you never noticed how reasonably priced our cookies
are? And fresh twice weekly. Specials for Saturday, June 12th GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, (jj 9g
Sweet Santa Clara Prunes, 3 lbs. . Pet or Carnation Milk, 3 cans . . . 55c 38c 1 doz. cans, $1.50 Country Gentleman AJ7 n Corn, 3 cans. . . 1 doz. cans. $1.85 1 case (2 doz.), $3.65 Corn, Peas and A f Tomatoes, 3 cans 1 doz., $1.56 Pure Jams and Butters No. 2 cans, peach, prune, pear and logan- & 1 (( berry. 3 for. 1 UU 1 doz. cans for $3.90
5 LBS. BEST CANE GRANULATED SUGAR, with $5.00 grocery order, per Ib
Consumers Wholesale Grocers 540 Hohman St. Hammond, Ind.
light weight, good and choice. 1 j.ISff IS. 60; common and medium, 12.00'iT 15.25; butcher cattle, heifers, common medium and ce'd and choice, lo.on' 13.00; tockPrs stff rs 9 . 00 ft 1 2 . 00 ; Htookf r rown, and heifers. 7 . ib 'n 3 . 75 ; Mocker oalve.o, 7 . fr 10 . Ti; .sheei. 8.000; lamb strone. to hljrher; sheep mostly 25 hiRher. Iambi S4 pound.-"., down 1 4 . .'.OifJ l 7. 25; lambs. 5 pounds, up 1 S . 75 ' 1 7 . 00 ; lamVn and culls ami common. 9 . 50 rij 1 3 . 75 ; ipnna iamb, medium, snod and rtiotee. 1 ;! . 75 ti 17 . 7 5 ; yearlinc weathers, medium. cood and choice and prime. 9.501613.7,",; ewes medium. Rood . fi.lHi'n S . fiO; ewes culls and common. 4.0ofrR.0O; feeder lambs. 9 . oOfi 13.50.
nir4.no rtsii .imn AVHKAT No.. 4 red, 2!o: No. norther apring. 287 . CO UN No. 2 lg.-.Vj 187. No. S wheal. 143; No. 2 yellow 1".f187; No. 3. 1SijI8; o. 3 white. 131'j; No. 3 Hammond, Ind. Motto "Service ft June 12th. Only 26c 2Hc 33c 16c i2-Jc 29c Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, lb M. Ham, Berlin or Veal Sausage, lb Genuine Spring Lamb Hind Quarter, lb. . . . Genuine Spring Lamb Fore Quarter, lb Fresh Frankfurters or 35c 25c 35c 25c 22c 38c Pork Sausage, lb. Swift's Premium Butterlb Our Best Blend $0 ffi Coffee, 5 IbsV-.UU Pet or Carnation Milk, small size cans. 90 6 cans . , OOC 1 doz. cans, 75c Morris' Supreme Butter, per lb. 59c Campbell's Pork OQ and Beans, 3 cansOC 1 doz.. $1.50 Palm Beach Soap,t fJA 10 bars for. . . . vJC Per case (60 bars), $3.80 Assorted Pie Fillers, Lemon Cocoanut, Cream Q f and Chocolate ea " 26c
No. 4 18 3; No. 4. yelOATS No. 2 110 120; No. s white, white. 113. No. 2 white, llfi lir.fi 115,. No. 4 BTTTKU- Heceiptd. 13.527 tubo. creamery, extra. 54; centralized. 53 34; first. 40 US 53; packing Mock. 34UT40; KG iS Receipts. 22. H01 cai.es; miscellaneous :;tiTi:;S, ordinary firsts. .".4 '-2 firsts. :;s 'ti 30 '2 . extra .storage. 4 1'3'i. 42S: checks. 2 ." fi " ft . dirties. 2Sf?21. 1 'I I !: i:s Iv-Tw ins. new. 24WUr25. da isies. ,', 'k z ti ; young Americas. 21 'ti 2fi ; lonp horns. 2611261... brick. 27U7 27 ' ,. UVK rOL l.TRV - Turkeys. 33; chic- j kens. ;',0 ij ; broilers. 34fi35; roosters, j 20?72; geese. o; ducks. 26Ur":'8; I'liTATOKS-Re, eipts. 54 cars. MinnesotH. Pakota. Ohios. old market not I quoted. CHIi'ACO VKAL 5 0 to 60 p.,, ind. 15; ! -11 to s Opounds. 16'n 17c; So ,, inn ins. I i:'ra"c; laniy. .1. overweight kidneys, 140 to 175 lbs.. lOfj'U'c. Allis Chalmers ,37'i American Foundry it.' American l.oeomot 1 ve :0 American Hmeltintf hi American Steel Foundry :;0, American Tel. and Tel 04 "-, A nvnda ' 56 S liethlehem Steel S0i Chicago anw Northwestern "0it St . Paul 32 'rueible Steel l'S'n (Jeneral Kleettio 141 !ener;l Motors 26' Illinois i" nt ra! K 1 1 3 Lackawanna 60 Lehtph Valley 42!2 Mid vale New York Central 6S'2 Northern Pacific 70 Ohio Cities ;as 3S'i Peoples Gas Pressed Steel Car ion Ilailw ay Steel 00 ! Headinc S." Kcpublic 01 Texas Co 4 t'nion Pacific 1 1 2 si S. Stcl I". S. Steel Prfd toi Westinghouse 40 7 Villys Overland 10 Sinclair Oil 32 HE STILL HAS THE OLD RATTLE Mr. James H. Forbes of Bass. Indiana, spent yesterday in Hammond. Soc ie I y column. But the society editor neglected to mention that when Mr. Forbes dro out of Hammond last niarh; for F.a.-s. Ind.. his 'tin lizzie'- was tAtjs the following enumerated articles which were previously a part of Mr. Forbes' entourage. They were one spe-t-licht, one bead licht. one tire, one tire rack, find other motor-car essentials. Mr. Forbes, had parked his car in one of Hammond's thoroughfares and durins his absence thieves had stripped the a u t oTK-hile. ' But." said the optimistic Mr. Forbes. "I'm rlad they dn't st eal the rattle. " --V'.'Vi'i'TI Headaches From Slight Colds Bromo Quinine Tnbieta" SPECIAL SIX The Big Six 7 Pass. 1 ouring $2535 Special Six 5-Pass. Touring $2025 Special Six 4-Pass. Club Roadster $2025 Special Six 2-Pass. Roadster $2025 Special Six Sedan $3175 Special Six Coupe $3075
yellow lSiife 186 low. 183 185.
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P. J. Bauwen's Auto Sales 645 Hohman Street, Hammond. Tel. 247. Distributor for Hammond, Whiting, East Chicago and Indiana Harbor,
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ore elief 2) 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief EjOR INDIGESTION CANADA TRADE UNIONS MAY BE BLACKLISTED IHV MII.I1R1.D llOltlllS) J STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE1 M ' 'NTH KAL OFF.. .Line 11. Rumors that the Imperial Council, pons of the Knipire, an orsanization of prominent i:n?li.-ih Canadians, plans a "black, list" campaign aTainst Canadian tradc unions affiliated with the A. F. i-f L. because of the resolutions demandinK recognition of the Ttepubiie of Trea.nd. trdav brought threats of the withdrawal of the Federation convention 'fro-m th.s city . Theto threats wrre made b the Iri.-h s vm pa i h ize rs "hr have been niakinc alienations that British influences maneuvered to brin the convention to Canada to further British propaganda. Feelinp runs h.2'n In British circles over the rUh resolution. The Imperial Council, Sons of ihr F.m pi re. held a meeting to denounce the resolution as a breach of hospitality. "That is just what we expected." sid Pan McKillop. of Seattle, leader of the Irish forces. "Apparently we were Invited here t" be muzzled. Hut we are here and if they no too far we will stase a regular Irish demonstration asra'.nst the Fnsiish . " The Irish forces are ptanninsr to elect Timothy Healy. president of the International Vnion of Stationary Fire1 STIFFLER WAS STIFF If John F. Stiffler was stiff it was because J.'hn F. had indulged too freely tn the flowina bowl. He lives at the Stale I,,nc House and was fined $15 in the city court this inornina: for jretting drunk. GO AHEAD, FELLOWS Police of Hammond Centra! station will be given instruction today by Chief Austtren that no arrests of residents liv'ii south of Conkey avenue will be made for violation of the new sprinkling order prohibit in sprinkliny of lawns except during specified hours. A con-din sr to a notice received by the police department from Mayor Brown, people livinsr south of Conkey avenue have plentv of water and may sprinkle at any time. SOUTH SH0R& CLOCKS AHEAD Residents of Hammond and especially Hammond s common cr-tin ilmen. who meet ("n stit to discuss a day-lisht sav. tnr ordinani-e for this city will be interested to know that at two o'clock Sunday mnrnint all elr-oks reulatinr the departure and arrival of all Pouth Shore F.'ectric trains will be turned ahead one hour. That means th So. Phoo K'ectrie will adopt Chicago's time. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SAI-K lyot on Forsthe Ave. ner Chicago Aie. R-g bargain. 46;:; Forsythe Ac. East hieago. 6-11-3 5 PASSENGER moderate prices of Studebaker made possible only be
cause of, first, the reduction in overhead costs, resulting from quantity manufacture in factories equipped and laid out to eliminate wast of material and time, assuring maximum efficiency; secondly, the elimination of middlemen's profits from parts made in Studebaker factories, such as castings, forgings, stampings, motors, axles, transmissions, bodies, tops, etc.; and, thirdly, the comparatively light weight obtained by scientifically balanced design.
DEMPSEY BLAMES THE WOMAN INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI SAX FRANCISCO. Cal.. June 11. The Jack Dcmpsey defense (strove today to prove beyond a question of doubt that his wife made public draft dodRer accusations ftrainst him with the bop,, of securing from him $10. nan for the surrender of certain letters which she had in her possession.
Tv3 "Where Everybody Goes THE RPHEU U THEATRE Hammond :: Indiana TODAY The Royal Four Comedy and Harmony Quartette FOX & SARN0W European Novelty DAVE MANLEY Comedian SNOW & SIGW0RTH Novelty Bits of Vaudeville GEO. GIFF0RD Comedian and Dancer R0LFE & KENNEDY Aerial Novelty Also Jack Dempsey in 'DARE DEVIL JACK' I' DeLUXE g THEATRE TODAY Vivian Martin in "THE THIRD KISS" Wm. Duncan in the 7th Episode of B B I "THE SILENT AVENGER' SATURDAY Bessie Barriscale in "THE LUCK OF GERALD1NE LAIRD' Also Wm. Duncan in the B. a b" 7th Episode of "The Silent Avenger" afternoon only. 2 STARTING SUNDAY FOR si B. ! FIVE DAYS D a 4 M A h MURRAY m the GE0R.GE. ITZMAURIC Product 'ON WITH THE DANCE , K PARAMOUNT AR.TCRAJT PICTURE. Jj" This is Miss Murray's g HB greatest picture BB PASTIME TODAY jND TOMORROW LEAH BAIRD And All-Star Cast In The Window Opposite 99 B-I-J-O-U TODAY William Russell in "SLAM BANG JIM" Also "The Lost City" TOMORROW Marguerite Marsh in "WITS VS. WITS" Also "Elmo the Fearless" NOTE Children admitted for 2c matinee today.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE Effective Sunday June 13 1920 All South Shore Trains Will Be Operated on Chicago Time, which is One Hour Faster than Central Time. Chicago Lake Shore & South Bend Ry.
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HERMAN A. 81 State Street
KELLNER'S SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMOKED HAMS 37c BACON SQUARES 31c BREAKFAST BACON (Whole or Halves) 40c BEEF POT ROAST (Choice Cuts) 18c-20c BOILING BEEF 13V2c HAMBURGER STEAK (Fresh Made) 15c PORK LOINS (Smalland Lean) 31c PORK SHOULDERS (For Roasting) 25c PORK BOSTON BUTTS 28c LEG OR LOIN OF VEAL 26c VEAL FRONTS (Very Nice) 19c PORK SAUSAGE (Fresh Made) , .20c CERVELAT SUMMER SAUSAGE 40c LIVER SAUSAGE (Fresh Made) 18c CHICKENS (Fresh Dressed) 40r Take advantage cf our Saturday Sales, they will save you money. Trade at Kellner's the finest, coolest market in Hammond. All orders delivered.
Groceries
758 STATE LINE ST., COR. C0NDIT.
The Cheapest Place in Hammond to Buy Quality Groceries and Meats
SUGAR Brown, Q f Fer lb Ul SUGAR White, OC per !b American Family Soap, 68 C 10 bars Crystal White Soap. 68 C 10 bars Fels Naptha Soap. 73 C 10 bars Lux per JOC pkg. Starch, per 8c ptg Matches. - 35 c 6 boxes tor Kitchen Cleanser, 25 C 6 for Toilet Paper, large rolls. 25 C 3 for M.lk. tall c-.ps. 1 Olr Pet and L.hby's 1,2t Corn Meal, white and yellow per Ib Farm House Cotfee, 40 C per lb Monarch Coffee. 45 C per lb ' State Line Coffee. 49 C per lb Head Rice. C n 2 lbs. for 00 C Preserves, Q LL oz. tor j Monarch Catchup, O C I large bottle . . . SPECIAL Good Luck 7r Butterine, 2 lbs. for
Solomon's Fruits & Vegetables at Lowest Prices
Friday, .Tune 11, 1920.
4m rii aTi tfif itrt tir twdkitiiii Vrt ii ' KELLN Phone 77 and Meats HAMMOND. Red Beans. 1 Of per can for $1-00 Corn Flakes, 10c I'i Gold Medal Flour. 2 QQ SPECIAL Your Best fc 1 (( Coffee, 3 lbs. for I.UU Meats Boiling Beef. 1 OU per lb l&SC Fresh Hamburger. 15c per ib Dot Roasts. 1 Qp per lb., up from Boneless Rib Roast, Ofi per lb C Pork Ptn: 24ic Pork Loin, O7o per lb C Lard. OO per lb OC Home Made Pork Sausage, OQ per Ib OC Veal Leg of Veal. per lb AtC Shoulder, OAper lb Loin of Veal, OOper Ib .4iC
