Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 86, Hammond, Lake County, 28 September 1922 — Page 2
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SHRINE
OFFICERS
COMING
Quit a distinguished party of ShrInera are coming to Orak Temple tomorrow at noon -where they will hold a 30 minute reception and afterwards headed by Potentate H. E. Sharrer, of Orak, will be taken to Iake Front Tark for a fish dinner. In the party are: Imperial Potentate J. S. McCandless, Frank Jones, imperial ceremonial officer, Thos. J. Houston, Imperial captain of guard, Earl Mills, imperial outer guard, and the officers of Medinah Temple.
MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS CLOSE INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Allis Chalmers. . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 American Steel Foundry . . . . . .415 American Tel .and Tel . . . . . . . .120
Anaconda 51 1/4 Baldwin Locomotive 132 Bethlehem Steel B 73 1/8 Chesapeake and Ohio 71 3/8 Colorado Fuel 32 1/2 General Motor 14 1/8 Lackawanna Steel 79 Lehigh Valley 66 1/2 Mexican Petroleum 183 1/2 Midvale Steal 33 1/2 Norfolk and Western 118 1/4 Northern Pacific 84 7/8 Pure Oil 31 1/2 Pacific Oil 55 3/8 Presfied Steel Car 86 Railway Steel Springs 117 Reading 76 1/4 Republic Iron and Steal 60 3/4 U. S. Steel 101 7/8 Texas Co 46 5/8 Sinclair Oil 33 1/8 CHICAGO CASH GRAIN WHEAT No. 2 hard $1.11. CORN No. 2 mixed 65@ 65 1/4c; No. 2 white 65 1/2 @ 65 3/4c; No. 2 yellow 65 1/2 @ 65 3/4c; No. 3 mixed 64 1/2 @ 64 3/4; No. 3 yellow 64 1/2 @ 65 1/4 c; No. 4 mix 64c; No. 4 white 64 3/4 c; No. 4 yellow 64 @ 64 3/4c. OATS -- No. 2 white 41 1/2 @ 42c: No. 3 white 40 1/2 @ 41 3/4; No. 4 white 40. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HOGS Receipts 25,000. Market 10 @ 20c lower. Bulk $7.90 @ 10.50.
Top $10.60. Heavy weight $9. 10 @ 10.30: medium weight $9.90 @ 10.60 ;
PHONE 342
SELF SERVICE PHONE
343
GROCERY
TWO STORES 220 E. State St. and 777 Calumet Ave.
light weight $l0.00 @-0.55; pigs 8.75 @9.60. CATTLE Receipts 12.000. Market steady to strong. Beef steers, choice and prime $ll.00 @ 12 10, medium and good $7.60 @ 11.00, god and choice $9.10 @ 11.75. common and medium $5.85@ 9.10; butcher cattle, heifers $4.85 @ 9.25, cows $3.75 @ 8.25, bulls $3,75 @ 6.40. SHEEP Receipts 14.000. Market steady. Lambs, 84 lbs. down, 13.40 @ 14.75; lambs, culsl and common, $9 @ 13.25; yearling wethers $9.25 12.50. SOU'TH OMAHA LIVE STOCK HOGS Receipts 7000; Market is steady; Bulk 200 to 300; Pound Butchers 900 to 1010; Top 1015; Packing Grades slow to steady to l0c lower. CATTLE Receipts 5200; Market is better grades Corn Fed Beefs firm. Others slow to 15c lower; Top Corn Fed Yearlings 1150; Other classes of stock steady. SHEEP Receipts 13,000; Market all classes steady; Western Lambs 1415; Ewe Top 600: Wethers 730; Feeding Lambs 1400 to 1410. SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK HOGS, Receipts 6.000; Market is
Rebuke Germans for Unauthorized Fete INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE STRASBOURG, Sept. 27. A long-drawn-out wrangle has developed because, the local musical society, Harmonie, held a Fourteenth of July festival on the French national holiday without first securing the permission of the police authorities. Police action has been commenced against the leaders of the organization "Under the German regime the police forced the inhabitants to celebrate the Kaiser's birthday, and proceeded against persons not displaying flags-. Today the French punish those who spontaneously celebrate tho national holiday,'' declares an Indignant Strasbourg
newspaper
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 29-30 | Child- birth
QUART FRUIT JARS -- With
Mason Jar tops and rubbers,
APPLES York Im- 25c perial, bu. $1.40, 7 lbs Fancy MAIDEN 25c BLUSH 4 lbs . . . . . . .
COMB HONEY At LOG CABIN SYRUP Medium size CLUB HOUSE PANCAKE FLOUR At.. PLANTATION FLOUR -- At PLANTATION BUCKWHEAT FLOUR -- At
20c 55c 10c 29c
31c
CALIFORNIA TOKAY GRAPES -- Lb VIRGINIA SWEET POTATOES -- 6 Lbs.. ONIONS 4 Lbs PUMPKIN -- No. 3 can NEW PACK SAUR KRAUT -- Can CAMPBELL'S TOMATOE SOUP --3 for...
12c 25c 15c 14c 13c 27c
Valuable Illustrated Book Sent Free. How thousands of women, by the simple method of an eminent physician, have avoided unnecessary miseries through many
months and up to the
rived, is fully explained
in the remarkable book
"Motherhood and the Baby." Tells also what to do before and after baby comes. probable data of birth, baby rules, etc., and about "Mother's Friend," used by three generations of mothers, and sold in all drusr stores everywhere. "Mother's Friend" is applied externally, is
safe, free from narcotics, permits easier natural readjustment of muscles and nerves during expectancy and child-birth. Start using it today. Mrs. E. E. Kerger, Slayton. Minn., says: "It pulled me through." Send for book today, to Bradfleld Regulator Co.. BA-35. Atlanta,, Ga. "Mother's Friend." it sold at all drug stores.
steady to I5c lower; Range 750 to 1010; Bulk 785 to 985. CATTLE-Receipts 3,000; Market steady. Plain grades slow to weak. Feeders Steers and Yearlings 1165 Corn Feds 800 to 1100; Fed Butchers 600 to 650: Grass Sters 500 to 575; Gross Cows 400 to 650 ; Grass Helf ers 500 to 725: Feeders 600 to 825; Stockers and Yearling's. good 575 to 725:Plain 400 to 550; Feeding Cows
and Heifers 300 to 525.
SHEEP-- Receipts 200. Market steady. FAST ST, LOUIS I.IVE STOCK
CATTLE Receipts 5.000; Market .steady; Native Beef Sters $8.25@ $11.50; Cows. $3. 00JZ7 $7.00; Stocker and Feeders $4.00 @ $7.23 ; Calves $4 @ $8.00; Canners and Cutters. $2.50 $3.25 HOGS -- Receipts 8500; Market is steady to 10c higher: Mixed and i;t.hers, $1 0 . 30 J? $10 . 55 ; Good Heavies $10.40 @ $10.55: Roughs $8.23@ $8.75: Lights $10. 33 @ 110.50: Pigs, $10.00 @ $10.35: Bulk. $10.33 @ $10.50
SHEEP -- Receipts 2000; Market is steady; Mutton Ewes, $ 4.00 @ $6.Q0 : Lambs. $12 . 00 @ $ 14.00 ; Canners and Choppers, $1.OO @ $3.OO. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET BUTTER-- Receipts 5.857 tubs; Extra 41c; Standard 37 1/2c: Extra Firsts. 37 @ 40c; Firsts 33 @ 35c; Pack ing Stock. 25 1/2 @ 26 1/2c EGGS Receipts, 4614 cases: Miscellaneous, 27 @ 28: Ordinary Firsts. 25 @ 26c; Firsts 28 @ 35c LIVE POULTRY -- Turkeys. 25: chi ckens, 18 @ 21; springs, 19; roosters, 14; geese, 18; ducks, 23. POTATOES Receipts, 118 cars; "Wisconsin, Minn, sacked. 100 @ 110 cwt; Minn. Early Ohio. 100 cwt; So. Dakota Early Ohio, 75 @ 100.
VEAL 50 to 60 lbs., 10 @ 11c; 70 to 80 lbs.. 12 @ 13c; 90 to 110 lbs... 14 @ 15c; fancy, thick, 16 @ 17c; overweight, 130 to 175 lbs., 6 @ 8c. OLD SOLDIER CLAIMS THE MONEY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Sept. 28. The government had a claimant for five twenty dollar bills recently mail ed to Internal Revenue Department here from Muncie wit ha note saving it was "owed to the givernment." Joseph Randolph, of Gaston, Ind., describing himself as an "old soldier" -wrote to the Department expres the belief the $100 might have been a part of his pension money. "I lost six $20 .bills," the letter said and asked the possibility of recovering this money to make up his loss. Revenue Department officials said Randolph probably would not get
the money for he would first have to
prove it was the money he lost, a difficult procedure. Randolph said he had read of the receipt of the five twenty dollar bill by the Internal Revenue Department in a Muncie newspaper.
PARTHENON
LAST TIMES TODAY and TOMORROW
House
Edith Mallor. Gertrude Claire Mary Philbin Russll Simpson,Ramsey Wallace GeoHackathorne
in a stupendous drama of life
Human Hearts
Dedicated to the Mothers of The World
SATURDAY 5 ACTS HIGH CLASS 5 VAUDEVILLE Also "Salvation Nell" With An All Star Cast SUNDAY 5 ACTS HIGH CLASS 5 VAUDEVILLE Also
LON CHANEY
The Most Famous Character Actor of the Day in
ACE
OF HEARTS
ORPHEUM LAST TIME TODAY WILLIAM RUSSELL In Hs Latest "A SELF-MADE MAN" TOMORROW and SATURDAY ANITA STEWART "PLAYTHINGS OF DESTINY" A Striking Romance of Frozen North and Tropic Shores Also -- Universal Comedy "THE RADIO HOUND" Also BROWNIE the WONDER DOG in "THE RADIO HOUND" SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY JANE NOVACK in "THE SNOW SHOE TRAIL"
De Luxe Theatre
LAST TJMES TODAY AFTERNOON and EVENING Pathe Weekly Both Paramount Plays
TOMORROW, SATURDAY and SUNDAY
Harold Lloyd
Grandma's Boy; Five Reels of Joy Something new for Lloyd the romance of a "Fraidy Cat" boy. You'll laugh at Lloyd! You'll love his grandma!
SUPPORTED BY
FRIDAY MATINEE ONLY Double Feature For Those Who Have Not Seen HAROLD LLOYD in "GRANDMA'S BOY"
ST. JOHN
The town board will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday ev-ening.
OSCAR MAYER'S & MILLER & HART S LEAN 40c
SKINNED HAMS Whole or half, lb.. MEATLETS Lb
30c 36c
BUTTER GILT EDGE TUB, LB.
45c
NOTHING QUITE LIKE IT
COFFEE --- Ov: Special --- The Red Bag Coffee, 3Qc pound THE TALK OF THE TOWN
ORDERS OF $2.00 AND OVER DELIVERED. QUALITY GOODS FRESH CLEAN STOCK
SPECIAL NOTICE
THE PARISIAN STORE Has moved from 187 to
185 State Streetdoor west.
one
From Faetory-to-You
We have long been Manufacturers of Ladies' Ready-to-wear Garments. Therefore we are in a position to sell you handsome new up to the minute tailored garments at 1/3 to 1/2 less than can be quoted elsewhere. We have a large selection for you to choose from prices ranging from $9.98 and up. We say you will be simply amazed at prices Friday and Saturday Grand Opening Prices. Everyone Come! You will be more than surprised. We also have a full line of Misses' and Infant's wear.
Th
Pa
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risian
185 State Street Hammond, Indiana
Store
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In Fall Styles Wool Materials For Men and Young Men
HOBART
The Past Matrons Club of the O. E. S. met last evening: with Mrs. George Pedersen. The Whist Club will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Carrie Murray. The Rebecca lodge has invited the members and their friends to a card party to be held at Odd Fellows hall Thursday afternoon. Miss Georgia Knight, who has
Mrs. EaJingartner of Dyer visited Wednesday here with relatives. Adam Suter has returned from the St. Margaret's hospital at Hammond greatly improved with his eyesight. The town of St. John is looki.nifor 15 new electric light subscribers If 15 new members hook on the electric light, current will be reduced to 15 cents per killowat hour, which at present is 20 cent. Or if. 25 new subscribers would hook on the price would 'be reduced to 12 1/2 cents and the minimum charge would be $1.50, whereas It Is now $2.00. There will be someone around who will see how many new subscribers can be gotten. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schumacher left Tuesday morning for the sunny scuth, Folea, Ala. They left a little earlier this year on account of the oranges being ripe.
Eight hundred varieties of pears aond nearly 100 kinds of native grapes are cultivattd in America.
The Cape canary is the only na-
tive bird of Africa that is widely known for it sweet, continuous
song.
WAS SO NERVOUS COULDN'T SLEEP
Eighty Years Old, Says This Earnedy Made Him Well
He went on crutches for two years from neuritis. unH was. t.f yvabU Tir
been at the Mercy hospital during | vous and run down that he could
the past week from blood poisoning | not sleep and yet after taking Nerv Worth he regained his health and
was brought here to her home the first of the week. Mrs. Schwab of Gary visited friends here Monday. Mrs. Schwab who Is better known at this place as Mrs. Anna Morton, was united in marriage to Mr. Schwab last week Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Beltzhoover visited with relatives in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Clara Jurgenson and son of Chicago is here visiting for a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gruel. Miss Raphael Pleron was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Mrs. J. Griffin of Valparaiso visited relatives her yesterday.
HARTLEY'S LAST TIMES TONITE
One Moment Laughter the Next Tears
JEWEL
strength and had no return of his rhe umatic trouble or nervousness. That was the story told one of our representatives by Capt. Mitchell, one of the prominent citizens of Corey, Pa. If yon suffer from stomach trouble, bowel trouble or rheumatism, neuritis, nervousness. sleeplessness brought on by Indigestion or chronic
stomach and bowel trouble you
shoold immediately try the famous .
Nerv-Worth that has brought health Jind comfort to so many ailing people after other remedies had failed and thev had about given up hope. It is sold bv most druggists at one dollar and each druggist is authorized to give the money back if the results from the first bottle are not encouraging. It is always on sale
at the All Druggists and L. H. Mattern Drug Co., Whiting, Ind.. It is a splendid remedy for constipation
indigestion or nervousness for deli
HOUSE PETERS
Edith Hallor Gertrude Claire Mary Phillain
Pussell Simpson., Ramsey Wallace Geo Hackathorne in a stupendous drama life
cate women or growing children and
its pleasent taste attracts them to it.
EXTRA PANTS TO MATCH $2 New Fall hats, finest styles, in brown, grays -- newest shades
3
Fall Underwear ribbed Union Suits, priced at $1.65
Men's Dress Shoes, solid leather, guaranteed by manufacturer and by us. Special at
3
.65
The Winner CLOTHING & SHOES 167 State Street
Hammond, Ind.
FIRST CALUMET | | "manslaughter"
TRUST AND -SAVINGS-BANK
The Bank That Service Built
Capita and Surplus $120,000.00
Gottlieb C. Oxmann UNDERTAKER "Formerly With C. H. Stewart" 5. W. Cor Payette and Clande St. Phor 57. Lady Assistant
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NEXT WEEK THOS. MEIGHAN
Have You This Contentment?
One of the fine things in life is contentment. A savings account helps to make contentment. In itself a savings account is so many dollars -- money. But far beyond the intrinsic value of the money in a savings account is its power to accomplish good. Money will not buy happiness, but rightly used brings hap-piness. If there is the feeling that no matter what the future brings in the way of sudden illness, loss of work, or the unexpected emergency, that there is ready money in the bank to protect the steady saver then there is contentment, peace of mind, Take note of contented, confident people. Invariably ycu will find that they have a kept-up savings account. One dollar or more starts a savings account at this Bank. Small deposits are always welcome.
UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK INDIANA HARBOR, IND. Capital and Surplus $125,000
EAST CHICAGO
INDIANA
East Chicago Coffee and Tea Store and Market 4610 Forsythe Avenue Next to Hartley Theatre Phones: East Chicago 24-85-825 Specials for Friday and Saturday September 29th and 30th
SUGAR-- 10 pounds for
55c
With 3 LBS. M. R. COFFEE $1.25
69c 53c
c
23c
Or 1 LB. GUNPOWDER TEA for FRUIT SALAD Large size cans
QUEEN OLIVES Quart 53 jars
TUNA FISH-- 1/2 pound tins
DELMONTE MELBA PEACHES 39c Can VAN CAMP'S TOMATO SOUP 25c 3 cans for FRESH CORNMEAL 5 pound 20c bags CLUB HOUSE CORN New 16 pack FANCY EARLY JUNE PEAS 14c (New pack) 6 cans, 80c; can.
19c 33c
COOKIES Assorted, per pound GRANULATED SUGAR 5 pounds
AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP 28c (With Coffee or Tea order) 6 bars 29c PERSIAN BRAND TOILET 29c SOAP 6 bars 29c CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 53c
10 bars
COFFEE
3 pounds for
M. R. COFFEE $1.25; pound
OUR LEADER COFFEE 3 pounds, 95c; pound FANCY PEABERRY COFFEE 3 lbs. for 80c;; pound FANCY GUNPOWDER TEA Per pound BREAKFAST COCOA
can
42c 35c 29c 69 c 23 c