Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 151, Hammond, Lake County, 16 December 1921 — Page 7
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STOCKS. NEW" YOKK. Pec 16. The . market clo.-ed Irrofrular tolay. ot the lrftdtrp; isru a rarv. J ab ut
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receded one p irst to 87 . Reading y, elded from 724 to 71 "4 with ssnaller losses In the oihnr railroad shares. Mexican pet rlr urn fell over one point
to 116'j f nfl :-tuot bakfr reacted about
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stores : In dcmnj moving up reirly 6 p in:s to 138. lliv r mint bonds unc hF.r frf d; ral'mj'! -nd.ptVer b'nd? Irv: arular. Total uU cl: sales 173,400 shares.
Amtrlcan Ptl Fdry. .. American Ttl. and Tel. Bnldr In Liom -tlv .... Bethlehem Stsal B ,
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Colorado Fuel .' IB
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General Motor 11, Lucks wanna Stoel 47 Lthigrh Valley' 6K Jl'jlrsn P-'r Ium ...1'6V
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Christmas Slippers for Everybody
Felt or Leather Slippers that Daddy will stick his city-wearied toes down into with a sisrh of comfort.
Slippers for Mother. Sister or Brother. Make sure that enough
P Slippers are on your gift list. They are gifts that cost the least Si . i .1 -r. .1 .1 i i r
j at miner s and they are girts mat give months and months ot 2 pleasure and comfort.
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There was a niudora.e uptu n .r the opi nli-; but support w oak ned and the market sa-sod. Necr the close a little buying caused another small rally. . . Trade In corn was si -w and largely Jnf.uened by wheat. Oatf were featurcless. AVhcat clsd U 1 wer t 'jr; ht-rn-r; corn unc'i nffd to "S, l lp'i ; o Ms to &c hiy'ier; provlsl .tij. V izier. . CTUOAOO cash onus. V? 'MAT No. 2 K. $110. CORN No. 2 mixed. 47'i4"4; N . 8 white. 474e: No. 2 y.Mow, 47Vtr4; No. 3 mlxd. 450 45 'i-; No. 3 whltn, 4S45ic; No. 3 yellow, 43 4 No. 4 tnixel, 441, ('44 4f; No. t white, 44i4e; No. 4 y 'low, 4K45c. OATS No. 3 whit.-, 3C H 3"r; No. 3 whl'e, 33iiff35 iC ; No. 4 wh.te, SJ'iJp cnirAco ivi: wont, IIOHS Ri c Ipts. 47.00: mavke', l'lfi 20c' lower. ll'i'k $"?.r.0'ii7.00; top $7.30; hravyw'ffht . 7 " s fi '. 80 . CATTIjF U'.celptg, 7.000; marko'
s.eaciy o w tk . Umbs (fi4 !b... down). 9. 2510. 50; lambs: culls ana coramun, S7.25(a9.00. Chicago pnouicn. BUTTER Receipts. 5,473 tubs. Cranieile Extras. 43V4c; firsts, 34 41c ; packing- s-.orks, 23 25c. KG G P R. Of lpts 3 S91 i-asei; misecllaneou'i, 43 3141c; ordinary firs'.s, 40 42c; flrst.a. 4j't4Cc. 1JVE POULTRY Turkeys. 3Sc: chickens, 10 ; springs, 21c; roosters. l!4e; r'efe. fJu-ks 25;. I'OTATOES -Reeipts. 1? cars; Wij round, $1 . C5 ? 1 . 80; Minn. $1 . e iff 1.75 ; lUd Rivt rs, $1.0 1.70; Idaho rurals. $l.Ru1.95. T KA ! r 0 to () lbs.. 8!jT9c; 70 to 80 lbs.. 910c; P0 to 110 lbs., lOfllc; fi.ncy, 12c.
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.. and Drime. $8 . 60 ct 10; m'-dlum xf.
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9. jrond $$.604? 3 -50; Rood and choice
$S.15gl10; common and medium, f3..ir 8. 23. Butcher Cattle Helf-ra. $3.50 if $.50; cows. $S.25i$6.40; bulls, $3.60 4. IS.
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i"Ud In wheat throughout the sl n Inrnbs: 8eay 'o !Sc 1o-e--; f-t sheen
MLN'S LEATHER SLIPPERS Brown and Black $2.00, $2.85, $3.25 to $5.00 MEN'S FELTS Brown and Grey $1.75 and $1.85 WOMEN'S FELTS All Colors $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 BIG VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM
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Wife "on Approval." Tlit story of a n;an who "returned" his v iV to l:er mother after six wh!;s' man-'a-,e comes from a London (Kngland) magistrate. The couple, said the mother, seemed quite hapy, but on Sunday the husl.and t ok his wife hack to her homo and said her mother could have her Lack aain. "She Is not satisfactory," h said, "so I am returning her to the person from whom I obtained hef." "But you can't do that," said'lhe mother. "Oh, yes, I can," the husband replied. "We married at a registry office, and I understood that I was taking her on approbation for six weeks."
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Fine Granulated Sugar, with $2.00 order, A.lO 10 pounds for Fancy Creamery Butter, A 1 p
per lb. print
Pure Vhite Urd, 3 lbs. for, . . .
Fancy Peaberry Coffee, n IU 7C- 7 ik. "TO V
a iu mm wm . . . Monarch Coffee, 3-lb. pkg Pet Milk, large cans, per can Nutro, large can, 3 cans for Fancy Large California Prunes, per lb
JELLY BEANS, CHOCOLATE DROPS, HARD MIXED AND SOFT MIXED CANDY Pound 15c
40c
86c 10c 25c 17c
23c 35c
Fine Seedless Raisins, , per lb Fine Cooking Potatoes, bushel $1.35, peck.
Gold Medal or Cere- d? 1 f0 sola Flour, lfrbbl. 1 UO 4 bbl. $2.15
Libby's Fancy Table Peaches, No. 3 can Fancy Apricots, per No. 3 can Best Old Style Mince
Meat, 2-lb. jar "Sure to Pop" Pop Corn, 5 lbs. for Snider's Tomato Soup, 3 cans for
LIVE POULTRY Springs, per pound Hens, per pound Roosters, per pound
To Prevent Writer's Cramp. To prevent writer's cramp and to m able a writer to hold his pen In the propei manner is the object of a device recently patented. It consists of a wristband and long brace; at one end of the brae are two clips "fbr the third and fourth augers, to hold them in the proper position. The thumb. Index and second fingers are left free to bold the pen.
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For the nan who cares, here's an exceptional opportunity to buy a genuine P. C. Habic Austrian Velour Hat at less than half price.
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