Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 113, Hammond, Lake County, 29 October 1920 — Page 2

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ui.i fls-h stori.-s have become corres- ; i;u.i!Siy M-iir'V, the bunch which hang v a i John Millikan's sportine t?-oU s'.nrc is sriidilally slipping' over into v i ;i tas of hunting for their Indoor a rr.us-om--.nt. J!-.!ii; iiifi- .-lories are Just dev-loping h;iJ wost f this year's crop haves been r-un;. thine.". The examrle which is hv n. h-M up f-"r (puliation if the ad--ntv.ro of Frank White, of Hammond, v he wis on one of his dark hunt-.-i. ;i:ps .!-nfr the Little Calumet. Ti-.ro viucks took the air near Frank mm his companion. Frank promised to t;'-t all of them as soon as they roovroi from their fright and came vi" to their hiding place once more. !i nuS'e.l off his overcoat and threw It s -r,,--- distance away in the brush, and sr.- :i pat !-ntly waited. The chance came v.:d h- brought down two of the bird". H.e third refused to come near enough ?o the men finally gave, up. The two ducks he had shot had fal- t :, near h;s coa!. hut when he went to ri-k thm tip there was only one. They srjjv'hed in vam. At last they pic; n their trar-rlnps and waJkM to their car M-ntfl distance away. White was suddenly startled by a flapping and corrtrtoilnn Inside his overcoat w-hich ha bad donned. Examination brought the I ir isf-:ng duck to light. It ha J craw led imder his coat, found a hole In the llninq and had hidden Itself there. 1 mmm C9 -EW YORK STOCKS CLOSING. American Can American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting American Steel Foundry ... American Tel. and Tel. ... Anaconda , , Paldwin Locomotive Tiethlehem Steel .. Canadian Paciflc central Leather f'i.icHEO and North Western '."orsolldated Gas Products "rjeib'a Steel . fine 134 "-a 9S I 59 'i I 37s J ! em,! . 66 4 - 87s . ss .1241 . 17Ti ;-r.eral Electric ISS'a General Motors 17 L-:high Valley . . . t ; .. 53 idvaie Steel . . 3S N-.v York Central 80V N -rlhern Pacific .. SS Ohio Cities Gas 39 H kiiilMviiiil 81 State Street

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KELLNER'S SUGAR CURED SMOKED PICNIC HAMS 26c

DIXIE BACON SQUARES 30c BONELESS BOILED HAMS 8 to 10 lb 42c PORK BUTTS Sweet Pickled 25c FORK LOINS Small, and Lean 35c PORK SHOULDERS t..25c LEG OR LOIN OF VEAL 25c VEAL FRONT QUARTER 18c HAMBURGER - STEAK Fresh Made ZV2c PORK SAUSAGE Fresh Made 20c BEEF POT ROAST Choice Cuts 14c BOILING BEEF lCc LEG OF SPRING LAMB 28c SPRING LAMB FRONT 18c SPRING CHICKENS Fresh Dressed 40c All orders delivered. You cannot buy meats better or cheaper trarc at Keliner's, the finest and most-up-to-date market in Haramond.

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Cream Maid Bread Develops Power Good Bread is just as necessary to the hard-working man as good oil to a machine. Hundreds of men who are helping with their hands and heads to make this an age of progress are keeping the human machinery m working order by eating bread made right. CREAM MADE EilEAD is the food tor health. Always pleasant and wholesome. The stored-up health and energy of the glorious wheat field is put into every loaf of it. AT YOUR GROCERS Bread is Your Best Food Eat More of it

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'Western Range Cattle Beef steers. j $8.50S13.75; cowS and heifers, $6.50? 9.25. CHICAGO VEAL 30 to 60 lbs.. 13 15e; 70 to SO lbs., lf 18c; SO to tOO .-..-j, , ...0... kidneys, 140 to 175 lb. 13315c. CHICAGO CASH Gil A IX. WHEAT No. 1 red, $2.17; 2 red. $2.15 V6 3 2.16; 1 mixed, iZ-li'yi 2.17; 2 mixed, $2.12. CORN No. 1 white, $5 He; Nowhite. SSifSOc; 2 yellow, S3;S04c; S'sMlow. $8T 89 '4 e. I ko HUSO

Saturday October 30 Specials PHONE 118 HAMMOND 125 GOSTLIN STREET PHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY

Club House Coffee, 1 lb. pkg.49c. Our Gem Blend Coffee, lb 25c Santa Clara Prunes, lb 25c No. 3 can Tomatoes'. 18c No. 2 Monarch Beans 12y2c reas, per can . . . . Club House Corn Flakes 11c Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour . 1 5c Rumford Baking Powder, lb. .29c L. H. Cleanser, 3 cans 12c Swift's Pride Washing Powder, large 17c Little Boy Blue Bluing 10c Palmolive Soap, 3 for 25c Toilet Paper, 3 large 25c Weil, the North Side grocer who the city and give S. mm

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JUbT Bou&ht t63 w V : OATS No. S white. 5S;5t white, 53c; standard. 49c. c; BUTTER Receipts. 4.S48 tubs', creamery, extra, 69V4c: extra firsts, 45 "5 57c; packing stock. 2a'ft32c. EGGS Receipts, 1.334 cases; current receipts. 49ff56c; ordinary firsts, B1S 63c; firsts. 5S5Sc; checks, 304T39C; dirties. S8f43c. CHEESE Twins, new, 23c; daisies. 2s; young Americas, CS'-jc; longhorns, 234c; brick, 24c. LIVE POULTRT Turkeys. 33c; chickens. 2023c; springs. 274c; roosters. 22c; geese. 28c; ducks, 33. POTATOES Receipts ,48c cars Mlnneta and Dakota, Ohtos.. $1.75(180. DALRYHPLE MAKES REPORT WASHTXGTOX. Oct. 29. MJ. A. V. JDs-lrymple. prohibition ccmim;ssion.er WH7JI. V MmAikU-

Small lean Pork Butts, lb 28c Fresh Leaf Lard, all you want, J 4 lbs ....$1.00! Choice Pot Roast, lb 18c-22c! Fresh Veal or Lamb Stew, lb. 20c I

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