Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 363, Hammond, Lake County, 12 May 1922 — Page 10

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THE TIMES Friday. May 12. 1922,

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.NEW YORK. STOCKS CI.OSI1 INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Allis Chalmers 4H American Car and Foundry .lf.!U American Steel Foundry ...... J.u, t American Tel. and Tel." ........ 121 S Baldwin Locomotive , llfi Bethlehem Steel B n Chesapeake and Ohio .....,... ks Colorado Fuel 3314 Crucible Steel . ....... . 7."s4 General Electric . ...... . ,lf 2 H Xickawanna Steel 79 Vi Xohlgh Valley .......,.... 61H Mexlean "Petroleum ...13QH

Mldvnle 8te?l ........ ..... . 5t Norfolk and Western ........ .105 V Northern I'nclflc .............. 75 Pur ltl ........... . ...... . 83 rrpssr-il Steel Car ............ . ? Krn.linc ..................... 77Mi Kbv'iM'o Iron and Steel ...... 68 St 11. !( Uer .................. .117 V. ma. Alcohol ............ 4?V r. H Stfl 98T4 WtUu;??KMi ................ 634 Willys Overland 7 Sln.-.latr OU 8114

Chicago cash chain WIIKAT No. 3 mixed $1.35; No. 4 ltilxod $1."0 No. 2 hard winter $1.44VL No, 3 hard winter 1.41. COHN No. 2 mixed 62 62 He ; No. 2 whit 61 H 1,7 63c: No. 2 yellow 62 TT63icl No. A mixed 6161Hc; No. 3 whit 614SI62ci No. 3 yellow 61 i62'icl No. 4 mixe-1 60 5695,0:

PEOPLES GROCERY & MARKET Corner Alice & Thornton Streets. Tel. 1966 Specials for Saturday

SAVE .ON YOUR BREAD Large Loaves.

13c

Best Creamery Butter, 0 q iJLibby a Condensed QQ jMOk. tall, 9c; dozen. iCellogg's Corn Flakes, O Cj n OC

Post Toastie, 3 JHloIIand Rusk, per

package

Large Green Olives 35c seller, pint jar.

25c 15 c 25 c

California Asparagus, OO . tall can .,. w

25c

Del Monte Sliced Peaches, 3 for. .

Monsoon Strawberries, No. 2 can

Solder's Tomato Soup, OQ tall can. 10c; 3 for-"1 Kirk Olive Toilet 9 C

Palm Olive Soap, 3 for . . .

Kirk's Flake Naptha ACr Soap, lObars for Yuban Coffee, per Q Q pound ..... OaC Manor House Coffee, OA per pound !MK... Best Peaberry Coffee, QC lb., 25c; 4 lbs. for..7CSC Fancy Bogota Coffee, QC-

3 lbs. for. . . ..... . ,

Waxed Lunch Paper, OCp 10 rolls for-. Large Rolls Crepe Q

29c 25c 59c

Tissue Toilet Paper, 4

Climax Wall Paper Cleaner, 10c; 3 for. Karo Syrup, 3 for ......v. Sugar, Fine Granulat ed, 10 lbs. for

Camel and Lucky Strike Cigarettes, carton, $1.35; "1 Ag package A w AH Scrap Tobaccos, QC 1

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FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS OF ALL KINDS AT LOWEST PRICES. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS RECEIVED DAILY FROM MARKET. FREE DEUVERY. PHONE 1966 A TRIAL ORDER WILL PLEASE YOU

No. S white f.Oci No. 4 yellow 604 62c OATS No. 1 white 44c; No. 3 white 40i3tyci No. 3 white 39J 41c; No. 4 wlhte S638c. - MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN CLOSE WHEAT Sept. 1,273; July 1.45; May 11.503. CORN July 57c; May 63MS. RTE3 July 87 He. OATS Sept. 37iS; July 38V&c; May 85 He FLAX July $2.85 V4; May $2.87S. BARLEY July 60 S; May 59 B. Sept. 61 lie. TOLEDO SEED CLOSE CLOVER, Cash $13.75; Oct. 11.35. ALSIKE: Cash $11.50; Aug 11.75; Oct. $11.20. TIMOTHY Cash $3.10; May $3.10; Sept. $3.50; Oct. $3.30. CHICAGO PROOrCB BUTTER Receipts 7,142 tubsCreamery extra 34Hcj standard S3 ",4c; firsts 31 34c; packing: stock 1613c. EGGS Receipts 26.006 cases. Miscellaneous 23tt24c; ordinary firsts 2222Hc; firsts 84 HO 25c. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys 25c; chickens 26s; broijers 38 46c; roosters 15o: greese 14c; ducks 22c. POTATOES Receipts 54 cars. Northern Whtle $1.45 1.60; Idaho rurals $1.60Ol.0; Idaho russets $1.801.85. VEAL 50 to 60 lbs. 8 9c; 70 to 80 lbs. 10llc; 90 to 100 lbs. 12 13c; fancy 14c. EAST ST. LOCTS LIVE STOCK CATTLF5 Receipts 1.200. Market Bteady. Native beef steers $8.75 9,00; yearlintr steers and heifers $S. 50!J9. 00; cows $3.B0O6.75; etockers and feeders $5. 7o7. 50; calves $4.50!g9.50; canners and cutters $3 4.76. HOG3 Receipts 10,500. Market 5O10c lower. Mixed and butchers $10.60 0 10.70; roughs $9.00 0 9.25; lights $10.60J10.70; pigs $10.00 10. B0; bulk $10.60 010.70. SHEEP i Receipts 700. Maarket prospects steady. Muton ewes $7 7E0; lambs $12.00 13.25; canners and choppers $1.00 O 8.00; spring: lambs $14.2515.26. SOTTTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK CATTLE Receipts 1.100. Beef steers steady to strong. Half load of 1170 lb. beeves $S.75; other classes of stock mostl ysteady. HOGS Receipts 6.500. Market slow, steady to 10c higher. Generally steady. Bulk $10.1010.40. Top $10.60. SHEEP Receipts 1.200. All classes steady. CarUfornta spring; lambs $14.25. SIOCX CITY LIVE STOCK HOG9 Receipts 6.000. Market steady to 10c lower. Ranee $9,250 10.40. Bulk $10.00010.25. CATTLE Receipts 100. Market steady. Fed steers $7.00 8.S0; yearlings $7.008.75; fed butohei n $5.00?'. 75; stockers and yearlingrs $6.007.!75; feeding cows and heifers $4.00 6.25. SHEEP Receipts 500. Market steady. EAST BITFALO LIVE STOCK CATTLE Receipts 450. Market active. Shlnplng steers $8,50 8.90;

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FLOUR GOLD MEDAL 24V2 pounds

$1.09

Pure White Lard, 3 lbs : 40c Best Creamery Butter, per lb 39c Cheese, Brick or American, per lb 25c Com Meal. Yellow or White. 10 lbs 19c Rolled Oats, in bulk, per lb 4c Macaroni, Spaghetti, Egg Noodles, 3 pkgs..23c Libby's Milk, 2 cans 15c Fancy Sugar Corn, 3 cans .25c Fancy Peas, 3 cans 25c Fancy Tomatoes, solid pack, 2 cans 25c Fancy Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans 23c Fancy Sauer Kraut, solid pack. No. 3 can. .14c Finest Catsup, 8 oz. bottle 10c Fancy Sliced Pineapple, per can 25c Fancy Peaches, in heavy syrup, large can. .25c Fancy Sliced Peaches, per can.... 15c Fancy Bartlett Pears, large can 29c Del Monte's Blackberries, No. 2 cans 22c Fancy Egg Plums, No. 2 cans .15c

BOTTLE CAPS Per gTOS

PURITAN MALT AND H0PS-

Per can BUCKEYE MALT AND HOPS

Per can

FANCY SANTA CLARA PRUNES 11Per pound . A 1 .

FANCY TEAS AND COFFEES Our Fancy Peaberry Coffee, per lb 25c Our Special Blend Coffee, 3 lbs., 87c; lb.. 30c Our Very Best M. & H. Coffee, 3 lbs.. $1, per lb 35c Fancy Uncolored Japan or Gunpowder Tea, per pound 59c Finest Cocoa, in bulk, 2 pounds 25c Fancy Spanish Queen Olives, 20 oz. jar. . .29c Ripe Olives, large cans, per can 15c Fancy Sweet Pickles, 16 oz. jar 25c Fresh Strong Horse Radish, 3 bottles 25c Climax Wall Paper Cleaner, per can 10c Matches, per dozen boxes, 57c; large box. .5c Cookies, Fancy Assorted, 2 lbs 29c Cookies, plain, 2 lbs 25c Cocoa Nut Bars, per pound 18c Feanut Butter Kisses, 3 pounds 25c Soap P. & G. or Lighthouse, 10 bars. . . .49c Jap Rose or Kirk's Olive, 3 for 25c Chicken Feed, no grit, 100 lbs $1.98

butcher grades $7.6008.65; heifers $5.608.23; cows $6.75; bulls $4.0Ort 6.75; feeders $5.0006.00; milk cows an dstrlngers $45125. CALVES Receipts 2.J00. Market active. Cull to choice $4.00 $10,60. SHEEP AND LAMBS -g- Receipts 6,000. Markets slow. Choice lambs $12.50013.00; cull to fair $6.5012; yearlings $8.00011.00; sheep $8.00 11.00. HOGS Receipts 8.S"00. Market slow. Yorokers $11.10 11.25 ; pigs $11.10011.23; mixed $11.1011.26; heary $11.00; roughs $9.0009.25; stags $4.Q06.00.

SENATE ORDERS

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE "WA8HINOTO.V, May 12 A governmental investigation of the proposod merger! oS six Independent steel corpjratfons Into one gigantic organization, wns ordered today by the senate. Tho probe will be carried out by the department cf Justice and the federal trade commission under a resolution sponsored by Senator LaFullette, republican, of Wisconsin. Tho resolution was adopted without a record vote. The resolution specifically tealys upon th two government agencies to Inform the senate what action they have taken to prevent the merger and what action they proposed to take. The attorney-general is also asked to Indicate how the government could prevent the merger.

THE CHEF AT BUTTON'S THOUGHT IT WAS AN ARMY (Continued from page one.)

that maching pennies or (Other forms of gambling would not be permitted.

Councilman Wolf who has been complimented on all sides for his noble stand against light wine and beer, assured Mr. Boe that he would see that there was no Intemperate talking, laughter, singing, etc., whereupon Mr. Wolf ordered up another fried chicken. One of the members of the Rotary bowling squad was absent from the dinner, but all the Kiwanis bowlers were there, It bein a free feed for them. Those present were: ROTARXA2TS Major Neville, Bill Neville, Bert Steelman, Hugh Fehrman, Roscoe Woods, Al Dorsey, George Neal. Jule Meyn and Frank Baker. KXvvAxOAjrs George Wolf, Roland Fox, Moe Iddings, Len Moran, Harry Alison, BerC Bhearon, Bill McAleer, Biil Hutton, (Edwin Frledrichs, Harold Cross. It was arranged at the dinner last night that theee squads would play baseball this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at th Central Railway Signal Company's ball diamond. This will- be the first baseball game of the season between the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs. The Rotary club scribe says of the event: , George "Wolf. Esthetic Epicure, and nine other members of the de facto Kiwanis bowling team partook of a chicken (not flapper) dinner last night as the guests of the benevolently Inclined members of the Peerless Rotary Bowling Team. The party took a long auto ride ending in Royal Gorge at Blnyons, Cedar Lake, where the Klwanians broke training and won the Gastronomic championship of Lake county. When the dinner bell rang. George crushed trong men In his effort to get to the table and soon had four feet of table room ,to himself. He started to eaten up with himself, using both hands, but after two waiters collapsed, it was necessary to Import a scene ehifter and e safe mover to keep him supplied. The scene resembled the "Wreck of the Hesperus."

Bill Hutton. moved to eloquence by the effects of a square meal, attempted to recite 'I am a Better Man Than Tou, Gunga Din." but Hugh; Fehrman extinguished him when he suggested that he move the sun parlor from his garage to hLs filling station. Roland Fo:j contributed considerably to the fun by his droll persistence In wearing his cravenette. Other also Rans in the contest

were Iddings and Moran. and Shearon. who claimed to be out of condition dne to Inability to practice on his horn rro&ds. Aftur everybody was comfortably flUed with their stomach resting on their knees. Major Neville presided and many yielded to their exulant spirits. Challenges for horse shoe, zmrmbUpeg, base ball and golf contests were thrown back and forth. It was finally agreed to

pla an indoor outside base ball game. Bill McAleer. Patriarch of tha Kiwanis bowling team, suggested a golf match and challenged a similar team, captained, by Bert Steelman. of the Rotary Club, for a match at an early date. The sentiment of the Rotary. Club entertainers was. well expressed when one of them said: "Coat your bread upon the waters and after many days, it will, return."

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Oscar Mayer Small Hams . . 20c

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