Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 46, Hammond, Lake County, 11 August 1920 — Page 2

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Allis Chalmers

American Can American Car and Foundry 136': American locomotive ?5S4 American Smelting- 54 American Steel Foundry "" American Tel and Tel ?N A naconda . . . '1 ' Baldwin Locomotive t Bethlehem Steel p9 Canadian Tacifir 1 1 d S Central leather Chicago and Nort h "Western Chic.aKo. Mil anil tt . Paul 3:! Consolidated Gad 79 Corn Products CruciMe Steel 128W Krie 12S

Ccneral Klectric "2 General Motors 2"1 Tackawanna Steel IS. l.ehik-h Valley 44 M:.!va!e Pteel : Northern Tacinc '4 pisre Oil :!" 7 1 Pennsylvania 4s j Heading sl! Republic Iron and Steel

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Wntmifhoust 4,5 iMllys Overland lfi i p-nclair Oil :5' i CHICAGO XTOCK fOOS Receipts. l".0'i': market ;S most ly 25 lower; bulk. 1 3 . "5 i 15 . TO ; j top. 15.90; heavyweight 14.1515.33;! 'medium weight. 1 4 . 60 1 5 . 75: lifrhtj -n-fijfht 14.8015.65; liarht lights, j IT. 75 14.10; heavy packing sows, smooth IS. !3S 13.75; packing sows, j roUKh. n t3.75H13.10; pigrs. 14.25-S; 15.40. ' CATTLE Receipts. 9.000; market is j 'ers steady; she stock steady to low-J er. beef steers: medium and heavy-j t. , rrht 1 K .25ff? 1 7 . 50: medium and'

yond. u. J("!i !.. 11401 ns.

S 17.2i; common andi medium. . a

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daisies, 24 a gf 25: yountr Americas. 25 H 'ij'Jfi; loiiRhorns. 25 tr 26 : brick. 21(?f22.

MVK Piin.TRT Turkey. f 46; I chickens, 2ST5 32; springs. 36; roosters, 23; Reese, :0't725; ducks, 30. POT.VTOF.S Receipts, 5S cars, early: Chios. 3.00Vf3.25.

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The newest and most up-to-date photographs can be had at our studio with any coupon. We Pay $1.00 for A ny 50c Coupon SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Bring your coupon now. BODIES Art Studio 89 State St. Phone 1493

H.25; butcher cattle: heifers, fi.on-ff 15.00; cows. 5.00-5 12.50; bulls. 4.O04 .'it; canners and cutters: cows and (..Vfj,. 4.50-117.00, veal calves ftieht and hanrtywriichn 1 4 . 25 f 16 . Oft ; feeder steers. 7 . 5 "H 11.75: stocker steers. 5.5Oflfl.00; stocker cows and heifers 5 . oo f 9 oo .

C33CAGO CASH ORAIM TOEAT-No. 1 red. 2.54 y 2.54 : 2 rri. 2. 53' 2.54; 3 red. 2.53: 1 hard wnv ter. 2.53'-2 ; y 2 55 : 2 hard winter. 2.53 T2.54: No. 1 northern sprinft. 2.57 't 2.71 S: - northern spring, 2.64 "Si 2.65. CORN No. 1 mixed, 1.5Sfcf 1.6 1 : 2 T":xed. 1.58: 1 yellow. 1.61 r 1.62 W : 3 yrllow, 1.614 : 1 white. 1.594: 2 while, 1.59; 3 white. l.JS; 4 white. 1.55. OATS No. 1 white. 77fJ(ii4; No 2 white. TTtf 3 white. 74 774; standard, 60.

THE ETERNAL QUESTION F.ditor The Times: In the early part of the season when the water sup. I'lv was inadequate to allow every

body to sprinkle their lawns at one '

time, the Mayors of Hammond and of West Hammond agreed upon atime when sprinkling could he done in West ; Hammond. The hours bein from 8 j p. m. to lip. m. i Some people adhere to the rule, but a great many ignore it .and sprinklers' can be seen running somewhere J in"

West Hammond almost any hour of the day . Some of the people imagine they can sprinkle whenever they desire, as they are using: water through a meter, but

tins is a mistake. Hammond owns the i water works system, and can regulate t the hours sprinkling can he done. and. are at liberty to order watr shut fT from users, or from the entire city for! failure to abide by the agreement. 1 know one man in West Hammond who runs two sprinklers all n'pht lontr and he certainly has a beautiful lawn. j West Hammond Citizen!

MO I XT CLEMENS. Mich.. Auk. 11 Fre caused by a bolt of ligrhtmng last niKht burned to death three horses and e-iuned S50.OOO fire damage to the stab'.es of the Clinton View driving; park. A number of sulkies ary V nkets a'so were destroyed. The fire will not interfere with the next week's trottnj racer, it was announced.

OHICAW VKAL 50 to 60 lbs.. 1 6 U 17c: 70 to 5 lbs. lSJflDc: SO to ion. Ibr., 20 lie. fancy 22c: over weijrhlj kidneys. 140 to 17C lbs., log 12c.

FrTTER Receipts. ?.55fi tubs; rreamery. extra. 53 4 9 54: ex'ra firsts. 4 524; firsts. 45-5524: packing stock. r,r) -5 40. EGGS Receipts. 9,903 cases: current receipts. 42'!r45: ordinary firsts. 4 1 ?? 4 3 ; t-.rela. 4fi447V1: extra. 41?43 checks, ,"0rS5: dirties, SS'S'SS. CHEESE Twins. new. 24 Q2i 4;

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TODAY Edrar Jones in "A KKIGHT OF THE PINESM Alse a 2-reeI Comedy TOMORROW "A SQUAW'S SACRIFICE"

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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $65,000.00 Have You Any New Furniture?

Bought any additional furniture lately? A Vjctrola, refrigerator, rugs, chairs, vacuum cleaner, electric washer? They cost you something, didn't they? Have you increased your fire insurance accordingly? If not, arrange for insurance protection at this bank. Or, 'phone "East Chicago Number One" and ask for the insurance department.

First Trust and Savings Bank East Chicago :-: Indiana Open Friday Evenings 6:00 to 8:00 P. M.

DIRECTORS

WALTER J. RILEY W. R. DIAMOND WALTER SPENCER

C. A. WESTBERG JOHN CARROLL JOHN J. block:

A. M. KEILY

PHONES: Gtrare 36S, Residence

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GET THE GENUINE For Sale at All Accessory Stores and Garages Or Apply to C. N. SMITH Distributor 0. K. Garage and Sales Co. 822 Calumet Ave. Phone 368

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A Statement With Reference To The Mew

Theatre

The Cosmopolitan Theatre Company of Indiana Harbor, Indiana, was incorporated under the laws of Indiana by experienced men engaged in the amusement business of Chicago, to build for Indiana Harbor a house for music, moving pictures, and vaudeville, qf the highest possible standard.

After careful consideration, the location was decided upon on Cedar, near 137th Street. This location can be reached by all citizens of Indiana Harbor and surrounding neighborhood without inconvenience. Financial interests having made a careful survey of Indiana Harbor are fully convinced that at this location this enterprise will be a success.

A house built with a seating capacity of sixteen hundred pople in comfort and entertained at a cost of twenty-five cents a person, with a high-class orchestra of music, men and women who render songs, and the current events of moving picture will add to the comfort of those who have an idle hour to spend, both in winter and summer months, because a house of this kind will be so equipped with a temperature that will at all times be comfortable. Those in charge of this proposition have in mind of giving Indiana Harbor a house second to none in this part of the state.

All those who have been privileged to enjoy entertainment in first-class places of amusement will fully realize what it would mean for Indiana Harbor to have a place of this kind. Such houses have not only been a great success in giving entertainment to the public but have been the greatest financial success of any business corporation in the past three years.

It cannot be expected that capita! outside of Indiana Harbor would bear the entire burden to give this community a consideration of this kind. They therefore, under careful organization, guarantee every business safeguard , to investors and are asking citizens in this community to purchase a part of their stock. Surely, there are many citizens in Indiana Harbor and surrounding communities who should be pleased to invest in an industry to which the American public pays $800,000,000 a year.

If the local community will respond, the greater amount of the necessary finances will be forthcoming from other sources. We feel sure that any investment made in this institution will bring returns in keeping with the very best of investments. The corporation will proceed promptly and give. Indiana Harbor an institution that will be appreciated more than anything that has ever been attempted in this community.

The new corporation has been organized and the following gentlemen have been elected as officers, and submit the above statement for your earnest comideration: JOSEPH TR1NZ, of Lubliner & Trinz, Chicago, President JACOB HANDELSMAN, of W. W. Kimball Co., of Chicago, Treasurer BERNARD J. BOWN, Secretary

HERMAN E. KANT0R & COMPANY offer a limited amount of the common stock of this corporation at $12.50 per share. Offices Corner Guthrie and Deodar Sts., Indiana Harbor, Indiana.

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