Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 202, Hammond, Lake County, 17 February 1922 — Page 6
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Fridnv, Frbnmrr 17. 192:-. HEIRESS DIVORCEE TO WED CHEMIST 22 YEARS YOUNGER; V AR ROMANCE Wl.ijM Overland 4 Sinclair Oil 19 FACTORY HEAD CHOSEN TO SUCCEED KEHYON OUT OF VOLSTEAD S REACH Coney Island Red Kots CIIICAOO I 1VB STOClt T-nr-c ..r( iv.v i.on; market, fairly active anj steady to 10c lo-w-. - ' . i' " -"". t--.p, $10.4-; hea-,y-ie ght, $9,851? 10.00; medium - $9.910.25; light v eight, JlO.l.i .. 10.40. CATTIJ5 Receipt.-. 4.000; raa:kt;, een'.Taliy steady.. Be'f Steers Choice and prime. $9 . 1 ." 9 . 85 ; medium sn ! gro-d. fl.iOi. 15; good and cho!o-. $8.259.60; common and me1!urn, J1'.25(fi'8.25. Butcher Cattle Heifers $4.25(ff7.T5; cows. J3.906.25; bulls, $3,5016.00. SirEEP Rf:cSpts. J. 000; mark't. pr- aJ'v sta.1y to string. La1s (84 lbs. town). $13.2.r 1S.G5; Iambs: cullr anu com.nor., f lC.O0i313.C0. few. trNTER NATIONAL KEV.S SERVICsJ DEb .i.01.v low.!., t.o 17. Charles A. Rawson. a manufacturer, was today appointed United State? senator to mi the unexpired term of senator William S. K?nyon who resljmed to accept a federal Judsreuhip. The appointment of Sawton was made by Governor N. 1Z. iv-ridall. Rawson was for many years chairman of the republican state committee r 1 f itff and a close personal iCenyoti. o; lator
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CHICAGO PHOOrCEi. BUTTER Rerelpaa. 5,714 tabs. Oerrv exra, Sff,sr; firsts, l35c: packing: stock, 15 lTo. EGGS Receipts, 8,306 case-J. Miscellaneous. 33.S S. :jc; ordinary tirsts, 31 32c; f.rstj, 3S''7 311ic UVE POULTRY Turkeys, !5c; chicker.B, 25 c; roosters, ISc; geoae lie; ducks, 2Sc. POTATOKS Receipt?. 44 cars; Colo, brown bea-jties. $2.232.35; W:s. ro-jnd whites. 1.75.yi.95; H!nn. rour.d n h.tes, SI. 65 'i 1.73.
rum li j.ii.n iij ii o.i ii hi mni ' " " nmniT Mrt. Marion buclunghaai Cns Stepherj. Mrs. Marion Bafkinham Fleam Stephens, forty-five and heiress ta $40,000,000, :a to wed Anastaee Anireivicb Vonsiatsky. a ebemtat twenty -two, in New York in the near future, dispatfhea state. H? is employee! in the Eddystone plant cf the Baldwin locomotive worts mad tijys his fiancee's wealth will not change fcw carper.
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American Tel. a:.i Tc1. 118 j Caldwin Locc :notive 104' ! Bethlehem tifo". B . 63' j OieiupeaKe un.i Ou'.o . SS
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r.TI M M1HKPT. ' rJNTERKAl I0NAL NEWS SSRVICE I ClliCvf: it. i, --t, ..:.tM3 at j Liverpool broupht on v. wave of sellIng that carried prices lower on the S boa.rd of trai today. Trade waa ac- i
I'.vf- and mixed . Corn declined r'ractioYially in tn active trade while oats finished at the lcsrest levels o? the day. heat cioscl 1 3-8 to Cc lower, corn
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vcrpowered Joseph P. Hines. a g-uard, cscape-1 with a. taj containing i.iiiO la cash on Kirst avenue, aeatr i.:i.y-f.rst street tUis af lernoor.. l:-c-Ii.;e Captain Patrioi; Corcoran l ..;( the shots, ran to the er-ot and en-aa-ed in a. revolver duel with the fieebandit?, one of whom, arparenti;collapsed on the s,ius cf the car.
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CHICAGO -CASH .IIAIN. WF1KAT No. 3 roi. l-354; No. I ed, $1.23: No. 2 hard winter, fl.SSU i 1.33; No. 3 iiini ytlio'v. ?1.2S; No. 1 mixed, 11.30; No. 3 mixed. $1.23 "4 CORN No. 2 mixed. 57'4Cat,Sc; No. white, 67-4 58c; No. 2 yellcsr, 5i'H 'i 58i,ic; No. 3 mixed, 6CS64c; No. 3 hite, 55 5 orftic: No. 0 yetlow, SG(P 5c; No. 4 mixed, 5554'c; No. 4 white, 54S54Vie; No. ; yellow, 4 6 54H-C. OATa No. 2 whito. Si41c; No. 3 wlt". S-'7 9; Va. 4 "n't". 84" "r3
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SERVES 1 1 YEARS FOR CRIME, NOT GUILTY
!NTrS:NATi-rNAL VE"A5 ERViCE7 MAllSON. Wis.. Feb. X?. John A. ; -h::son, who had served eleven years J:i prison for the murder of little Annie .f,m'oerger here in 1007, was released j'rom the peniter.tiary taiiay on the .i'iT of Governor P.laine. i'lirin? "he entire time of hi"; coai.nemer.t Johnson, :i former convict. yrotastcJ Lis ieeer.ee. He had conr'essed to the crime shortly after !t l.ippened but later repudiated his conf'.sbion, sayir.sr he made the admissions 1; escape being- lynched. Recently an investigation vrse mad with the riifeuit that Martin Lemberger, ihcr of the g-trl. was arrested. The l arge on, which he was arrested, how. f vor, ht,s been outlawed and LemberfL -r claimed lis constitutional privilege ted v.-ili r.fcver be tried. "Johnson did not murder Ar.le Lex-"icrg-cr," sai.J Gov. Blaine.
WELL, WHY not: There is a man in our town Much wiser than his sires; lie ran into a bramble bush And puacrured all four tires. And when he saw his tires were wrecked, With all his mi?ht and main He ran into a rubber plant And had them fixed again.
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theater where they pick and choose. If you prefer love table d'hote, go
. MARCELLITE. Powerful arid irresistil): is the tendency to love. It is the warmest and the most human of passions it is also the richest. Women know how to inspire it instinctively from earliest childhood. They are born with coquettish knowledge and bring into play subtle arts cf diplomacy of coquetry which, poor simple man is unable to cope with. The chap with an annual income of 520,000 is caught before ha starts. Marcel Steinbrugge. o The only difference between Jesse James scd some apartment house landlord is that Jesse had a horse.
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Germany has no Volstead act and so the jolly skater above has no fear of interference as he pilots the five barrels of beer home along one cf the numerous canals in the rural districts on the Rhino.
BASKETBALL. The gym e,t the new -.rrnari L:jt,er an parish house at Eria r.nd Eaton titrf.
Hammond, v illb '-. crowded this ovenin t" n-tness what 'vill be. one of the; most interesting- basketball Kmes of the season. Tl t Spoerner boys and ', the Ebert boys mako up the teams. Tha -Bberts are classed a heavy weighta, ths 1
hve of them weixtij V!5 pcur-ds oyer hair a Uo.
World'e O'dest Languag. Thou gh there 5s some dlTerene f pinion, many authorities concur ia the belief that the oldest language !n the worbl is Sanskrit.
We use the bsst quality food ori the market. We are here to serve you at reasonable prices 92 State St.
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"fcveis ior tae -.ay, wa..e others raa.led a newhat. U. S. Stet-I dropped to a nt?r low for the session of SOSAr.iirican Locomotive was a strong feature, advancing to i r.ew hi.rb for the day of 100 -i . Ralin ir also recovered in the 1-st few m'rute aain touching 104 "i . Davi -n Chemical dropped 1H n 36. Mexican Petroleum fell to 113 1;. a lcs- : f about points for tha day. Pan American petroleum was d -vn o-.ei 3 poln's to r,3 VTh.te oil f'-'.l one point to 9 and Ch.-r.dl'r y-elded li to 2 . Goverrment bone's unrlanc-d; rail-
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THE FIRST PAGE DREAM. Mr. Whoozis read the first pape the other rijrht and then he went to bed. He had often gone to bed after eatine lobster Newburg and had suffered no ill ts But after reading the first page and going to bed his dreams .-.ribined the following: Gang of blackmailers, men and women, chasing aged millionaire off a high cliff. Boatload of European authors and artists on way to America to go on lecture platform wrecked off coast of Newfoundland. Gunmen lurking in dark hallways in wait for innocent UltimatR Consumer on hi3 way home from show. Seventeen moving vans, guarded by police, backing up in front oi! his house to clean out his cellar. Nine seagoing taxicabs loaded with armed desperadoes chasing each other in circles. Fifteen thousand chorus girte rioting in front of broker's office in Wall street to see which should be the first to go in and -ollect her alimony. Jack Dempsey and Harry Will3 gage in Cr p. rate conflict on Mr. Whoozis's bed while Mr. Whooz:s is in it each scoring several knockdowns and finally knocking ea-h othe.- out. Young lady aviator doe? 1JJ locp-thi'-loops in the air w th Mr.. Whoozis a? passenger. He falls out of p'ane while 10 000 'ect ii the. air and wakes vp with his head on the fl; or and his ftvt id the bed. A particularly pithr-t r th'ng happened in tf o k.v.i :h. week A gnnman shot himstlf by mis :ike Hearllir.e in New Yor'. -..;n-r: Mcnr cf i ' ,..r Serving Six Months for i',uud B?hjvjr. y t if virtue. Or;e reader say? ht bt ! gs u cne of t They got up at 5 o clock in u.e n.ori. i.g.
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Economy Grocery and Market 81 State Street, Hammond, Ind. Telephone Hammond .49
PORK LOIN ROAST Per poud . . .
.20c
F'otk Shoulders, pr lb Pork Heart?, per lb Neck Bones, per lb
13c 5c
3c
Home Made Pork and J q L:vzt Sausage, lb. .
15c 20c
Pet Roast, any cut, per lb Suir-n StMk, per IS
TRCSH dressed Cr!ICKt:N3 Ko.-ne C u r c U and !.rnoked Kar., 10-12 lb. avg., per lb
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS D.'rect from the farm. Dozen . .41c
Pure Horse Radish, per bottle New Carrots, per bunch
10c 10c
Oscar Mayer's Prepared Mustard. 12-oz. jar, 1 fr
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6c
Aunt Jemima Pancake 1 A p Flour, per pkg. ...
Nev Cabbage, per lb
Navy Bians, No. I, 25 C hand picked, 4 lbs. Famous Creamery But- 8c ter, per ib
BRICK CHEESE Fall cream, made from whole milk. Lb. .24c FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
Fancy Dom. Swiss
Cheese, per lb
48c
Saturday Special PECAN ROLL 45c lb. Regular 80c Value The Hammond Candy Company will be very proud at any time to have you visit our Sanitary Sunlit Kitchens, where we employ only modern processes in the making of our delicious product. Appreciation Through a misunderstanding, cur Special failed to appear in the paper last week- We greatly appreciated the numero-'s telephone inquiries relative to last Saturday's Special, and wish to assure you that our weekly Special will appear as long as the public shows such keen interest. Hammond Candy Co. Soulias & Rogers, Props. 575 Hohman St. 1 66 State St
INDEPENDENT Market Company 181 East State Street Hammond, Ind.
Specials for Saturday, Feb. 18th
19c
SMOKED BONELESS PORK BUTTS Per pound
SMALL LEAN PORK LOIN ROAST ICl
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SMALL LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMS
SELECT BRAND LEAN SALT PORK 10lr Per pound 1 2 i
SMALL LEAN PORK SHOULDERS Per pound
10c
Prime Native Beef "I Olr Pot Roast, lb... 2 V. Fresh Tender Boiling fl3-n Beef, per lb U 2 U Center Cuts of Native Ofjr Round Steak, lb.. . V Veal Breast with pocket, per lb Fresh Cut Veal or 1 Q q Lamb Chops, lb. . .
Fresh Pigs Feet, all fronts, per lb Fresh Cut Lean Pork 1Qr Chops, per lb
Fresh Bell Shaped Leaf Lard, lb. . .
11c
Fresh Smoked "I OA.
Frankfurter, lb.
2fC
Prim- English Leg cf OOMutton, lb t4
FRESH CH0FPED HAMBURGER Per pound
9c
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Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded INDEPENDENT
arkst Company
181 East State Street
Hammond, Ind.
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Uneeda Biscuits With 1 Pound Mixed CooLies at 25c
MARKET PLACE PEACHES No. 2V2 can. 95 C Per can PRIDE OF BELGIUM PEAS No. 2 can. 1 fl Per can AUC OSCAR MAYER'S BOILED HAM 50 C Per pound . . .
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Joe Salvato 121 W. State Street
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Taken in exchange on new pianos and player piaros. Carefu'iy overhauled and now in good condition. Reduced prices to clear quickly. List of Bargains $25 CoWiia $10.00 $25 Vic'To'a, used $15.00 5175 Art Grand $62.50 $!S3 Classic $70.00 $250 Console MoJel $95.00 $285 Erunsvick, tke new $200.00 Terms as Low as $1 Down
1 5 1 State y , , Tel. 3360 Street VaDle S Hammond
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