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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CIIIC.U'.O. N.,v. 12. IKWIS-IleroIpN. 20.(R!; market 13c lower; t.nlk. $12.2. l-'.': butchers. $12.4(Via; packing. ?11. 73512.13; ligtitH, $12.V,13; pigs, $12 biU; roughs, $11.40ill.7.-i. I'ATTI.K Ket-elptx, JfHlO; tcrf. fA'Trfi' 17 0 ; tmtt-her st'-k. $." .Vf 1 ; caniuTs and euttern, S.t..W?G; 8t kers and feeiler. $3.23r-il..'V): wwb, $i.73ill.23 . calves. si;i.i.Tii'13.ir."i. SHi:i:r Keivlpts, lO.oOO; nnrkct 23c higher; wool lambs, li'12.73; shorn lambs, &;11. riTTsnritt; uvr. stock. riTTSltniC. IM.. Nov. 12 catti.i: ICer-rlptu lllit; niarkrt KteaIv; clioi-e. 514..V.j 1.; g..,l, $l.V,nr.0; f'jir, 5110; 113t: veal calves. $1V.1 .3). SUi:i:i' AM) LAMIIS-Keeclpts light;

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l,ST lU rniO LIVE STOCK. K AST IllTKAI.d, N. Y.. Not. 12. CA TT I.K Receipt. l.o.V); market native, stendj; Klilpplrc;- steers. .? 1 4 y 1 00 ; bnther crmlf, mws. $J1r.7.. CAIAKS Kff-vij.t. 1 ."0; market active; cull t ) ehol'-e. $.'.19. SHKDl' ANI l.AMIis Receipts. 4.400; market artiv: rti e laniNs, M."rrl.t .") ull to f iir. jll'.ij; yt-arllngK, jIt; h. Vf j 7..V. IU m;s Kv !.t, 1? orn ; market f.nlrlv arttv: Y orkers. flZ ?Zfi 13 ,V" ; pips. J13 .V (a?.',0: mixed. Jl.l.'noo; hetw. M. 'rrl. ISO; ruugha, JUlJ; stags, $5 ('ll'K CHICAGO CASH CiltAIN. CIIICA:o. Nov. 12. COHN No. 1 vellosv. v7(; sm ;,.; No. 2 yellow, iv-r.c; No. a liow. vr.uic; N 1 mixed. ;5-jVts7c: No. 2 mixed, vorige: No. .1 mlel. N!; No. 5 mixed. MUc; No. mixc!. s.s-; No. 2 white, s7'rv,e; No. 3 white. SV; No. 4 white, OMc. OATS No. 3 white, 3Ut-; No 4 white. 4i' ; rttan1arI. 41 IiAKLKY M C10?. 1 1 v i : No. 2. 11 37. TIMOTHY 75. clovi:k i2'.r.o. Chicago rnoniri:. CIIICACO, Nov. 12 r.rTTKK Creim. ery extrac, VV; standards. 3l'.e; flr.ts, l sv . ; n.'cnnils, 411 V.b: KC.C.A ordinaries, M'HJlc; firsts, C7c 'II Fi:sn Tw ins. : Americas, 225'.c. rori.TUY Fowls. 21fijCV-: dicks. 2.V-; geese. 23(t'2to; Fprlugs, 23Vc; tur kevK 3sc. POTATOES Cars, f.2; Wisconsins pe" 100 11-s.. S1.7.W2.20; Minnesotas per in) lbs., $1.73220. CHICAGO GRAIN AM) THOVISION. CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-

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INDIANATOMS LIVE STOCK. TNIHANATOLIS. Nov. 12. II OCJS-Receipt, l.i0: market steady; Pepf heavies. $?.f,t 13.2." ; medlnnis nr1 mlxeJ. $1.: common to cliope, l.t; Pulk rf sales. 13. C XTTLK It; Jtts. (TO; market stendv: Kt'er3. $t.l7; cows and heifers, 3 7-VH2 73. SH I'KI Receipts. 330; market steady; top, $ 1.30013. U V 3 , Vi i Ts South Band Markets II AY. STRAW AND T Km. (Corrected Iilly by tie Wepler M.ller riour Feed Co.. 4?0 S. .Michigan.) NKW HAY Paying $-2 to $23, selling 32 Ol. I) CORN Paying 00c; felling $1.13 to $1.33. STRAW I'nylnjr ?12. sellinff $14tSl. or ..' bal. OATS Parin ir CkV; sell'.nr 70c to WV. CLOVKH SKED Paying $10.00. selling ?12 to $14. AI.SIKi: CLOVER Selling $14 to $16. A L PAL PA (Northern rown) 16. O RA IN AND FEID. (Corrected Dl1y by 1. B. Morj-nn, Starr Mltla. I(;!rantlt A.) SHELL CORN Paying $1 bashel. OATS-PnIng V, selling 70 to SOc. RRAN Selling $2 23. MIDDLINGS SWIng $2.75 hundred CHOPPED FELD Selling $3.23 per cwt. SCRATCH PEED Selling $1.00.23. rwt (SRINPTNfiS Sr tmhel. 1 WHEAT Ruring $2. RYI Pnvinp Sl.OO. Ii L C K W 11 EAT Paying ? 2.CO. 94.SEEDS. CTvte4l Dull by rrnr B m. 8m r. t5 H. Mlrhlcn t. COW PEAS-$2.3A to $400 bushM. . ALFALFA $1 to $lrt per buhrt. RED AND MAMMOTH CLOVER $12 to $ia A LS IKK $! to $1?. SU N FL V F RS 13c pnn nd . WINTER OR HAIRY BETCII 120.00 hundred poiinls. IU.t i: OR ASS $4 .V) hiinel. SWEET WHITE CLOVER $1(1 RED TOP-$4 00 per Yumbtl. WHITE :LOVER-$45.00 bu. FIELD PEAS $30o to $4.(M bushel. RAPE SEED (Dwarf EBsex)-$&00 ptr buihl. IAWN GRASS ?32 per cwt. AiT yJVi r Casper

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I LIVE STOCK. I (Cotfri . Ir T by Major Hrot, 5. LI ran M.. Mihaai. iiKAVv TAT STKKUS Fair to gooj. 1 0 vri 1 : prlrir. 1210 Hor.s i.-jc t it s', 11 1-2: l.V) tr 173 Us, 12c; 17 to 25 11. s. 12 1 .v. 223 to ÖU) ll.s. 12' jc. rnonrcE market. frrrt4 T-1y by 1 OrtUtH4 Jrwrr. !M N. Mala Bt. NP i:CrS -Cwntrj batttr. tiring 16c poond. aelllng C&e pound; eggs, paying C.7c; selling 72c üjzen. FItlli.s ANi- vroh r l Fruit California n-iol orauges 70 per doa: elil.ng .( wt. ; ukw iahtet, pilf lc lb., selling: 1 l-2c. pnrt.TRv wt srr.ATS. NEW PUTATOE5 10c pi. It . Jffra bird.) ÄEEF Hont, joenw; boillnf. 20e; raund atrak. iOr; aulotv. oc; ;.rui fccoi. 70c LAKL)30r. bf::i.NO CUICKKK Tna IT m Tm 1 v n sr a v -i w t m aV ."m LaV ß WW 4 Cartd Todsr by . V. Llppm, til N. MaJn St. I HIPES-.V: calfukins 10c: rendered tallow, 4Ö7? a lb.: rougha tallow. 2rV lb.; beeswax. 2305c. An Essay In JAZZ SAO-Ki: ALl'IUII) SZK. Sao-Ke Alfred Sze la not a combination of a Polish name and a sneeze, but the personal monicker of the new Chinese ambassador to the U. S. A. Friend Wellington Koo has departed for the dazzling lights of St. James and in his place Friend Al comes to the plain democratic burg of ours. Al is somewhat of a stranger of the American public, but the American public is not strp.nse to Al. When he was a little Chinese lad wearing a ringle nightshirt on dress parade, his fond papa decided that be should be educated in a western manner. Papa sent Al to Washington under the watchful care of the Chinese LCgntion and hid him sent through the Washington high school. When he graduated papa s'nt him to Cornell and from there Al wa.s graduated with honor3. Then Al went back to China and the government, always on the lookout for bright men like Al, sent him to Harbin to look after the Chinese business. Now it so happened that Itussia thought that Harbin should belong to her instead of to the Chinese and when tho Russian officials slw Al coming up the gangplank in his western glad rags, they rubbed their hands with glee and said among themselves that now they had the sort of man their hearts had long since desired. Put Al fooled 'em. It wasn't long before the Itu.s'ans rii.covcred thDt Al figored that Harbin was a Chinese city and that it would cither be a Chinese city or else. The "ele" never came off. In reward for his gaments, Peking called Al back home and made him minister of communications. In 1914 China appointed Al as ambassador to the Court of St. James and it was here that he proved the real stuff that was in him. Al turned out to be a real live and polite diplomat and in spite of the tact that he bamboozled England out of a lot of privileges in China which she longed to have, he was always "persona grata" at the foreign otfioo and could blow in any time he wanted too. We think Al will go b:g with us. PUBLIC GETS BENEFIT OF LOW' WHEAT PRICES Ry Unlte.1 Tress: CHICAGO. Nov. 12. The public was being piven the benefit of de clining wheat pricey in buying flour, ! leading: procers here stated today. Chrjn grocers charged $10.72 a. barrel for flour while others demanded $13.20. The wholesale price of flour today was 510.05 a barrel. Flour reached the price peak this year on May 11 when It sold wholesale at $17 a barrel. At that time, chain grocers charged $1S.oS while others quoted it at about S19.20. There has been a gradual decline along with wheat prices, procen? said. Birds With One Stone Muffs His Cold Mitts

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THE StUTU REND NEWS-TIMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. In'lefd, standardized aud popularized fvr juUW nfcru. CLASSIFIED RATES. (Per Line) One insertion Chnrr W Cash 12 Three cons-vutlre ir?ert!oni Charge 12c Cnofe He Seven consecutive insertion Cfcargr 11c Cash All charge rui p.iM fcr within r'.x dne friri t rtrt lnrrtirtn nllowe.I cflsi rite, SPECIAL LOW RATES TO LONG TERM ADVERTISERS. Ccnnt nn nverace of nix nvrds to s lln for m!! type. The mitiluiuni :;d accepted I thre Jlr.o or 1 urf!. ONE INSERTION INTLFDES nOTH MORNINC. AND EVENING EDITIONS OR Sl'NDAV. N nds rerred nfter s p m. for ?he morning edition or after 9:.Vi a. r.:. fr th evening edition. No nrts Hrptcl nfter n p. r-i. Saturday evenings for the Snndnv cilflon. MliifdacslrVatlon not permitted. i'llltNi: MAIN 2100. Ads of questionable natore not acceptCd. Ad Ttritinff pervio provided without cost for the askinsr. RrpuMlcntlon for error rot the fiult ef the advertiser allowed if the advertiser nit! report the errr mithin 21 hours after the first puMlontion of the ad. 1'or the benefit of the ndvcrtUer to brine the tept result certain wtanl.mlIreil nd Ptyles mnst he adherred. exteptlon p.einff" male in "Clansifled Display. " No cuts or hej.vy Mirk f.tce type pc mitted on the classified pace. The following classification hendinrs appear dailr In the numerical order riven Iwlor, cfoelr allied clafftiflention beintr roiiped together. The individual advertisements are rr.nr.ced under these headlncs In alphatet1c;it erder ffr 0"1lv Cr referenre. LEGAL NOTICES NON-KFsmi.NT NOTICE. State of In. Hann, St. Joseph County, SS. In the St. Joseph Superior Court. September term, p.120. Ruth E. Gullapher vs. Arthur Gallagher. l)lvorce No. 0OO1. Re It Known, That the bove-nnmed Plaintiff has filed in the .fflco of the Clerk of nid court her complaint asrainxt nld Defenrlant In the nbove cause topether with a proper affidavit that Faid Defendant. Artht r Gallacher, is not a resident of the Strife rf Indiana. Said Defendant in bcreby notified that aid cause v 111 stand for trial on the ,'th day of January, Hi20. the name Peine the 27th day of the next term of said court to commence nt the City of South Rend, on the first Monday tn December next, on which day s.ild Defendant Is required to nppear to naid action. WII.RT R M. WARNER, der!:. Ry MARGARET LT'Nw. Deputy. Samuel Felwell, Atty. for Plaintiff. Nov. 5 12 l'. ANNOUNCEMENTS Ixmt nnd Enund 10 R EAGLE HOUND Chain and collar; Ml'hipnn party who bought dpr from little boy Tuedav morning, return h.ime to L")I W. "Division t. or call T.lneoln 1V.'t. Itew.ird. COAT Lost, duck Khi-ep-skin lined coat brftveen Tridlnrt., nr unit CiipulIa el Wednesday, Nov. IO. Will jrlvo suitable 1 rewara ror rrturn or nunc to ij!itert s 'l'dhlng store. S1.1 S. Mi-McJin sf. CHECK In lejral envelope ln-t. Made out t A. J. Wanderer bv Samuel Winer of Elkhart. Return t Z.lO L. W. i:.-ist. DOG Illack with white fevt and tinast, reward offen 1 r2 E. .Monroe 8t. Cal. Lincoln 2142. S'ECK PIECE Chlnr lillla n k pie. e. On corner f.f Linculn Way West and Wool t. Reward. Call Lin. 311 N. Wood. AUTOMOBILES Automohilfs Vtr Kalo 11 liriCK C'.M l'i; In (food mechanicHl condltlon. 41.1 . Michigan Pt. CHLVllOLLT SUDAN Pive pabsenger In good condition. nlmoHt neu-, moilel 1:2). Will nell chenp. Call Lincoln or call nt 4A S. Chnpin Ft. IhIMtK lOl'.t tourinz car in r.m clas condition. Must sacrifice for quirk falo. .?.). Will take half cnfih, balance on payments. Call Lln-nln ss"Xt. I'i(l A w iti rfii luTvaiii. Late model toiirltiK. Alr r.M; tourlnp. good "vndltion, $2Z. Call at La porte nv. FH1 SKPA.N ver 8lz In Ilrat class condition. Call Main 7LY III l'.ilT Ford touring car. h!ho lour Knd tlre?. Very re:itoiinlde. Terms If d.Blnd. '.tll iit 221 i: Paris ft. POKD l!ds touring car in fine condition: worth AVlll take .2T." for quick F.ile. t'au give xorne time if deHired. Call Lincoln T2X MAX V III A j S'dan. ?1J"; cn.ii, Palane monthly or will tmde for vaCitnt lot or Ford roadHer. Pox 'Jl euro News-Times. USED CAPS FOR US HD TRUCKS AND CARS TWO CHALMLRS. S-PASSL.MiLi: 1-TO.V IIP PUD LIC 1- TON PUtD. STAKE BODY 1 H-TON INTLKNATIONAL TRUCK 2- TON TRUCK. DUMP IJODY. 2- TON STAKE ItODY TRUCK 3- TON STAKK ROD Y TRUCK CASH OR T!;i:MS. iiagldorn i; wi:n ST Kit. 21 d 222 P. JEPFLT.SON BLVD., M A I N 1 7 S 1 . CSR- CAP. HARRAINS Chevrolet one ton worm drive track demonstrator; 4 Chevrolet!, 5 pait, Including 1020 mo!el: 1319 Baby Grind CLeTroIet. 5 ifTer&l Ford j Including panel tody; cce ton Ford truck: Saxon roadster; Orrland S fes; ?'axwell 3 past. Caib or trma. B!stla Auto 8ale Co 43 Llncolti Waj West, rhoce Mala 714. 1 Art MitU-rlaJjL. ilctaro lYnmici. THE L W. LOWER DECXHtATOTG CO.MI'AXY, Wfll Paper. jyr&prrtr. PJnt Soppllra. Union Truxt Company

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