Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 116, Hammond, Lake County, 4 November 1921 — Page 7

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SIMPLEX ELECTRIC SUNBOWL Don't shiver you can be comfortable. A Simplex Sunbowl will spread cheerful warmth into any corner of any room. It is economical and safe. The Sunbowl is portable carried easily from room to room. It is the only form of portable heater that is perfectly safe for children. $11.50 Buy Today

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STOCK MAItKIX INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEJ hj1K, Nov. 4.- ilu- .t..ci4 market flowed weak todny. nearly all the -tive Ijsiua receding frni one to two points from the h!f!i lovt-ls. .Mexican Pet or fell to 10!S 1-4 and I'an

American Petro dropped over one point to 46 1-4. Northern Pacific yielded to 1 3-8 to 74 '4 and the other railroad shares receded fractionally. United State Steel dropped from 81 j to 80 7-8 and linldwin fell 1 to t0. .

International Harvester dropped over

i point to 76 H. Government bonds unchanged; railway and other bonds strong. Total sales of stock today totalled 541,300 shares; bonds $16,314,000. WHEAT M.tltXKT, (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! (JlK AiRi, -Nov. 4. Wiitai v. orked sharply higher In the later trading with the close at good gains and not far -from the day s top. A crop scare coming from the southern hcminhere.

tlling of unneasonab old weather in the Argentine with the wheat crop there in a critical stas: tool the trade by surprise and stimulate nuhstnntlal buying: and extensive short covering-. Wheat closed with net jrainn of 1 ($ ZVc higher, corn rose 7-gfolc advanced and oats 1-4 3-8c up. l.IHKUTY IIOMlt, INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEW YOKK, Nov. 4 . OfoS 1 u g Liberty bonds; 3t4s J93.70 2n,l 94.10

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NKW YORK, Nov. 4. Stocks, closing prices:

Allis Chalmers American Car KMry. American Locomotive American Steel Kdry. ....... American Tel. and Tel HaMwln Iocomotlve Bethlehem Steol Li Colorado Fuel , Crucible Steel General Motors Uckawanna Steel

Ijchih 'alley Mexican Petroletini lor, i.t Mi.lvale Steel Northern Pacific 74'2 Pure Oil nr. -Vt Pennsylvania 34 Press.-1 Steel Car ,v.i Hallway Steel Spring's Kt", Ki-.i d insp : filt

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Republic Steel 601 Southern Pacific 78 Studohaker 74 Texw Co , 42fc ..C. S. Steel 80 s4 V. S. Steel Ir 110V4 Westlnshouse 45 Sinclair OH 337 CHICACiO CASH GRAIN. WHKAT No quotations. CXI UN No. 2 mixed. 45H?46?ic; No. 2 white. 4SH4t54SVc; No. 2 yellow.

45 -j fQ, 46 He; No. 3 mlxod. 45c; No. 1 white, 46 1-4'iM6Hc: So. 1 yellow, 454 1t4644c; No. 4 mixed, 45c; No. 4 yellow, 4 4 4 5c. OATS No. 1 white, 40Hc: No. 3 white, 33 l-4Sj35c; No. 3 white. 29451 31V4c; No. 4 white. 28H?T29c.

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CHICAGO imODlCTi Hl'TTK it -- lteeeipts. 4.190

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creameries, extras. 4c; train, l 2Hc. EOS Receipts. 1.420 rues; miscellaneous, 5052c; ordinary firsts, 43 47c. LIVE POmTIlT Turkeys. 30c; chickens, 19c; eprlna-s, 22c; roosters, 15c; g-eese, 22c; ducks. 24c. POTATOES Itoelpts. 73 cars; northern whites, 11.5001.75; Minn.. No. Dakota Red Itlvor Ohlos. 1.6601.3. CHICAGO UVm UTOCTK. HOGS Heoelpts. 28,000; market active and steady to 10c lower. Hulk. $7. 40&7.75; top. $8.15; heavyweight. $7.B09'7.8S; medium, 7.60fJ7.86. CATTLE ItecelDts. 3.000: market.

slow and generally steady. Uef 8ters Choice and prime, IS'tfK; medium and (rood, 16. IS 71 0 . 25; jrood and choice. S9.80fl2; common and med

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A DIRE THREAT On the grounds that her husband had ejected her from their home January IS and threatened to break her lee and arava. If she came back, Mrs. Ethul . Villa 12S Doufflas sL, Hammond, today ftlad suit for divorce from Gwr.'fl Villas In the Superior court at Hammond. They were married December 11, 1120. Mrs. Villas ts represented by Attorney II. E. Oranrer.

RESULTS cf the Gary Election will likely be late this year due to the fact that the K. O. was put on the votln? machines'. It will probabJy tve lonsr after mldniffht before any definite fisurM are Riven out. Returns are to be flashed on a screen from the Harri

son Republican Club.

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There Will Be a Hot Tune in the Old Town Election

Night D-A-N-C-E Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1921 AT UNITY HALL Hammond, Ind. ELECTION RETURNS ANNOUNCED If You Are Out for Fun Be Sure and Come

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.Worth $10 to $15 at $4.85 FOR SATURDAY ONLY - Hats that complete the costume with distinction, forfeiting none of their smartness by being so low priced. You will be amazed at the profusion in colorings, in models, in fabrics, in trimmings. Embroidery embellishes some, while still others are ornamented with dashing quills, ostrich or glycerined fancies. The materials include

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One of the greatest dress questions of the day being asked by merchants is "Do you think women will adopt knickers for universal everyday wear?" The merchants think they will and consequently suits like this may be seen in every fashionable shop. They 'are smart for sjiorts and all out-of-door wear.

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SUGAR 10 pounds GOOD LUCK 2 pounds GUARANTEED EGGS Per dozen Pure white lard Per pound RED CROSS MACARONI and Spaghetti, 3 for

MACARONI, Spaghetti, Noodles, in OQr

KARO SYRUP Blue label. No. 10 can FANCY PUMPKIN No. 3 cans. Per can SAUER KRAUT Large cans. 3 cans CORN, PEAS, TOMATOES No. 2 cans. Per can CAMPBELL'S BEANS . Per can

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43 c 13c 40 c 10c

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LIBBrS PINEAPPLE Large can. OC 3 for $1.00. Per can OUC LIBBY'S CHERRIES Large cans. 07r Per can . ." O C

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IDEAL MALT AND HOPS Per set PURITAN AND BUCKEYE Per set .

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SOAP American Family. Fels Nap- C00 tha. P. & G. Naptha, Big Jaclc. 1 0 00 C -GRANDMA'S WASHING POWDER O Cf

Small size, 6 for HOLLAND HERRING 1 0-pound keg BROOMS Four sewed, union made ; 75c value. Only . .

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LAST SALE OF SEASON m For Eight Days Only Ending November 12th mill. T . ,,flit .ii.TWfr.'j;.. ..i-, - - .. ,a --Jj.-.l-'-u ft- .-.A. .- Tires Tubes Accessories 30x3 Tires : $7 to $14 34x4 Silvertown Cords $3I.OO 34x4 Silvertown Cords $37.50 35x4 Silvertown Cords $38.50 Accessories Flash Lights 95c to $1.50 Stop Lights $2.50 Spot Lights $2.95 Hot Shots $2.35 Spark Plugs 55c Truck Mirrors $1.50 Here Goes My Tubes 30x3i Tubes $1.75 - 31x4 Tubes ..$2.40 32x3i Tubes $2.00 All 4-inch Reds $2.75 All 4finch Howes $3.50 MANY OTHER BARGAINS Fine Prize with Each $10 Purchase Cut Rate Tire & Repair 575 Calumet Avenue Telephone 3364

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