Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 323, Hammond, Lake County, 6 June 1922 — Page 8

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TOIIK STOCKS CLO! . - (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ; , Chalmers . 50 American Car and Foundry ..168 .-.6j?rlcan 'Stel Foundry 38 American Tel. and Tel. 123" Baldwin Locomotive '.lloM Bethlehem Steel B 77 California Petroleum .. . 6 Chesapeake and Ohio 66 Chicago and Northwestern ... 75 H Colorado Fuel 33 Corn Products 103 Cucibl Steel 73 .7Sneral Motors 14 T packawanna Steel 72 "Lehigh Valley 64 i ' "Mexican Petroleum 139 J Midvale Steel 36 H Norfolk and Western ....... .107 Northern Pacific 76 J?.iJre Oil 33 '2 Pressed Steel Car 78 Reading- 75 5 Sti'debaker 123 Texas Co 49 tT. S. Steel . .102 Westinfthouse 62 Willys Overland 9 Sinclair Oil 37 CHICAGO CASH GRAIN WHEAT No. 2 red $1.18. CORN No. 2 mixed 58V59C: No 2 white 5960c; No. So-el-low 6960c; NO. 3 mixed 58 59c; No. 3 white 6959c; No. 3 yellow 58i?59c; No. 4 mixed 58c; No. 4 white 575t; No. 4 yellow 585Sc. OATS No. 2 white 37 3 40c; No. 3 white 35i5 38c; No. 4 white 34 36c

CHICAGO PRODICE BUTTER Receipts 26.219 tubs.

Creamery extra 25(3 25c; standard 35c; firsts 3134c; packing: stock 2121c. EGGS Rscelpts 39.207 cases. Miscellaneous 2324c;- ordinary firsts 2122c; firsts 324c; extra 25 25c. IJVE POUL.TRT Turkeys 25c; chickens 21c; broilers 32 38c; roosters 14c; geese 1225c; ducks 20iff30c. POTATOES Receipts 38 cars. TTts. round $2.00(52.25; Mich., bulk jr.2,52.40; Louisiana and Aalabama ISUs" Triumphs 3.754.00. VE.J5 to 60 lbs, 10c; 70 to 80 lbs. 11 12c;, 90 to 100 lbs. 13314c; fancy 15c.

$5.007.60. SHEEP1 Receipts 300. Strong. EAST BUFFALO. June 6 CATTLE Receipts SO head; market atcive; prime steers. 875 at 935;

shipning steers. 775 at 875; butcher

grades, 575 at 800; cosw, 250 at 675; bulls. 400 at 575; feeders, E00 at 700;

milk cows and stringers, 30 at 11.20;

CALVES Receipts, 100; market is active; cull to choice, 400 at 13.00; SHEEP and.uAMB Receipts, 400; market is active; choice lambs 15.00; at 16.00; cull . to fair. 9.00 at 10.00; yearlings, "DO at 12.50; sheep, 300 at 800.

HOGS Receipts, 12. SO; market is active; yorkers, 11.40 at 11.60; pigs. 11.40 at 1150; mixed. 11.25 at 11.40; heavy, 11.25 at 11.35; roughs, 90 at 9.25; stags, 500 at 650.

PARTHENON SHOW IS A BIG HIT Hamrnon ddid itself full Justice last night al the opening performance at the Parthenon theater of Henry Santrey and his Symphonic Orchestra, and his contributing company of stellar vaudeville artists. One might have imagined one's self on Broadway, or Chicago's renowned Rialot at show time, so great were the crowds that had taken advantage of the specially arranged treat foii-this city. S. J. Gregory merits

ter. ThlsNby the way, was a signal honor for the company, as public demand caused the management of the Majetsio to extend the engagement one more week over the contracted time.

The Henry Santrey Symphonic orchestra Is, without doubt, the leader

of the tremendously popular method j

of syncopating melodies in a new and different way and an enthusiastic audience at the Parthenon expressed themselves generously In showing

their approval. Harry and Anna Seymour piled more laurels on their already large accumulation by "stopping the show" which in the parlance of the theater means that a delighted audience insisted on their giving encore after encore. Santrey himself, with Anna Seymour, in their own travesty, were an applause hit also, and lent that touch of musical comedy production to the evening's entertainment that again reminded us of Broadway or Randolph street and a visit to the "Follies" or "The Tassing Show." The Santre? Symphonic Orchestra, Harry and Anna Seymour, and the other acts, will close their engagement at the Parthenon on Wednesday night. r

the commendation of theater goers for his zeal and consideration In bringing Santrey here. The Santrey Symphonic orchestra, under the personal direction of Henry Santrey. does in fine fettle afterlits two weeks stay at the Majestic thea

A man condemned to die at Caen, France, demanded al ast 'meal of American lobster.

A new corporation at Victoria, B. C, is turfning sharks into leather. Jewelry and money.

TJiere Is one professional engineer for every 690 men, women and children in this country.

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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HOGS -r- Receipts 22.000. Market active, mostly 15(9 25c higher. Bulk $10.20 f 10.90. Top 810.95. Heavyweight $10.50 10.70; medium weight $10,65(510.93; light weight $10.85 10.95; pigs 9.50 10.50. CATTLE Receipts 10,000. Market steady to strong. Top $9.50. Beef steers, choice and prime $9.109.60, medium and good $8.10 9.10, good and choice $8.70g 9.41, common and medium $7.40,$8.70; butcher cattle, heifers $6.0O8.75. cows $4.40(5 7.35. SHEEP Receipts 13.000. Market strong to 25c higher. Lambs, 84 lbs. down. $9.75 13.00; lambs. 85 lbs, up. $9.7513.00: lambs, evils and common. $7.009.50; spring lambs 13.50 14.75.

7 OMVHA LIVE STOCK. CATTLE Receipts 8.600. Market for beef steers steady to strong, top $9.00; other classes of stock

a generally rtady. HOGS Receipts 7.500.

4 Tf fairly active, mostly 15c ; than yesterday's average. Il?.10lf.4S. Top $10.55. t SHEEP Receipts 6.000.

: lambs strong; native springers 13.50 I 14.00; California's $14.00; shorn ; '; I lambs $12.65; shep and feeders I steady.

Market higher

Bulk I Spring

Home-Grown trawberiries

While They Last per Case

Chicago Produce Co. Cor. State and Oakley Tel. 1696 FREE DELIVERY

Gas Saving Hints - Keep the copper coils oa your water beater bright and clean. See that the door fits closely when shut , ',. Do not use a gu mantle after it has been broken. Adjust lights so that they will act steadily and not hiss. Keep the burners of your gas rang dean.

T ET ST. LOTIS LIVE STOCK " ' CATTLE Receipts 7.000. Market ; steady. Native beef steers $8.60 . i-9.18 ; yearling steers and heifers V-$8-80i8". IS: cows $4.S5t6.7S; stockanu feeders $3.757.00; calves . .'4$3.00 ff 10.2f; canners and cutters ; i $2.75 3.50. HOGS Receipts 15.000. Market 510c higher. Mixed and butchers S $10.76 10. good heavies 1078 0 p 10.80; roughs $9.10 9. $5; lights H 110,79 10.85; pigs $10.00 10.78. ?lBulk $10.7510.85. ? i SHEEP Receipts 6,500.' Market - 'steady. Mutton ewes $4.50 0 8.00;

'lambs $18.50 9 14.50; canners . and i

choppers $2.00 ft 3.00; spring lambs " $14.00-514.75. .,1k n : .. It SlOrX CITY LIVE STOCK.-.

" ' HOGS Receipts 7,000. Marfret, - ,-10 16c higher. Ranges $8.7510.55. ' ' ''Bulk $10.10 10.60. VI CATTLE Receipts 2.500. Market j ' steady. Fed yearlings $7.00 8,75 ; ; fed steers $7. CO 8.60; fed butchers e $5.507.75; grass butchers $4 00 .

B.75: stackers, feeders and yearlings

Renovation Time Now that everv one is interested in renewing and remodeling about the house, the time is ripe to replace that old gas range with one ' of the new models embodying the latest ideas for cleanliness, convenience and economy.

: Never; have we, seen such beautiful and efficient ranges as those now being displayed in pur Show Rooms. Why not come in and select one which would be most suitable for your home? Every gas appliance we sell is approved by the American Gas Association., Northern Indiana Gas and Electric. Company

June

Brides

Your Wedding Day the accomplishment of a beautiful dream, the union of loving hearts, the tie of perpetual love, is the beginning of a new leaf in your book of life. Your Bridal Bouquet, your maid's bouquets, baskets of beautiful flowers for the flower girls are all specialties with us.

Race your order for your bouquets, corsages, baskets and table decorations with us and save yourself worry and dissappointment. We have a complete line of fresh cut flowers to make selections from for all occasions. THE FLOWER SHOB Phone Hammond 202 ' Hohma 1 and Clinton HAMMOND, INDIANA

Now Ready for Hammond's

GREATEST LOT SALE!

The owners of this beautiful black soil subdivision have evidenced their faith in this development by paving all streets and putting in a mile of sidewalks. These improvements are now ready for public inspection. What Experience Proves f Our Ten Years of Subdividing Experience, in Which we have developed Kenwood, Maywood, South View and many other successful subdivisions, has taught us that development takes place three to five times faster in subdivisions where street mprovements are put in from the start You Want Some Action for Your Money Invested in Lots You get action in our subdivisions because we stand back of them until the last lot is sold. We develop our subdivisions in a progressive, orderly, up-to-date way. We restrict against undesirable developments. Hence Kenwood lots once sold for $800.00, nowsell for $1,600.00 to $2,500 for 50 feet. : ! Maywood lots once sold for $350.00 to$650.00, now sell for from $665.00 to $950.00 for 35 feet. 4 Columbia Avenue business lots that soldfor $500.00 jtwo years ago now sell for $1,000.00. AND THESE INCREASES TOOK PLACE IN FIVE OF THE LEANEST, YEARS IN REAL ESTATE HISTORY Madison Terrace is Offered to You on the Eve of the greatest Period of Expansion Hammond has ever known And the unmistakable trend of Hammond is southward. Ninety per cent of all home building activity is south of Carroll Street. It is axiomatc in the real estate business that the greatest profits are made buying outlaying property in the direction of the growth-of the city. '

Big Lot Sale Next Saturday and

WATCH FOR NEW SENSATIONS Three new streets, Jefferson, Monroe and Jackson, will be opened up to buyers for the first time. Choice locations will be snapped up just as they were on Madison Street. t Such Bargains Never Offered Before in This Region BUSINESS LOTS BOULEVARD LOTS BUNGALOW SITES 4 On Calumet Avenue 25 Feet On Standard Ave. 40 Feet On Jefferson Street 40 Feet $375.00 to $500.00 $680.00 $420.00, OTHER SITES TRUCK GARDEN LOTS On Monroe Street 40 Feet On Jackson Street 60 Feet $390.00.to $400.00 $585,00 to $600.00 Buy Something That Will Make You Save for a Future Home TERMS AS EASY AS ANYWHERE Sites Costing $500 or Lss, $25 Down and $10 a Month Sites Costing More than S500, 5 per cent Down and 2 per cen a Month Wds9 Maurtiini .& Company

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REALTORS Exclusive Agents Office, Hammond Trust and Savings Bank, Hammond Building Corner Hohman and Fayette Streets PHONE HAMMOND 51

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GENTLEMEN: Without obligation on mr part, please j

WOODS, nAKTOT & CO. Care Hammond Trsnt & Co., Hammondf, Ind.

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