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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

HAVE YOUR FAMILY ENJOY
FULLY THE SPIRIT OF CHRIST
MAST1DE IN THE GIFT SUPREME
A HOME OF YOUR OWN
Four room strictly modern brick
bungalow. with extra Murphy Bed. =
Fine basement. furnace, oak trim,
east side. $500 cash, at $4,000
Five room frame bungalow. Hyde
Park. large sunny rooms with liv-
ing room clear across the front.
Beautifully decorated and all built
in features. Fine lawn. garage. front
at $3.50.
Six room bungalow. Inc south side
location. solid oak throu shout, at
tractively necorated, tile bath and
all built in features. coal bin and
fruit cellar. $1,000 cash. at $500.
Eight room distinctively attractive
residence near Harrison Park You
will find here all that you could look
for in the better class home. Wide
lot and garage. $4,000 cash. at $500.
Six room strictly modern residence,
North Side. oak floors. reception hall.
built in features, newly decorated
and painted. Vacant. $3.50 cash. at
s4.65o.0o.
ion hall, one of the f1ntst homes on
the North Side. Beautifully decora~
ted and in first class condition throu-
ghout. Large we'll kept up lot with
garage for two cars. Four bed rooms
upstairs with spare room on first
floor. Could be made TO bring in an
income to pay for itself. All as
sesNnents paid. $1,000 cash, at only
$500.
SPECIAL
Ten room residence on Carroll st.
close-in and finest rooming house
proposition in town. In excellent con-
dition throughout, fine basement.
perfect furnace, oak trim. screens.
shades, 90 # lot, we'll shaded and
fine lawn. four car garage, all as
sessnents paid. Income 500 month.
A real investment and home, $4,000.
cash down, at only $500.
WE HAVE SEVERAL CHOICE
VACANT SOUTH SIDE RESIDEN-
TIAL LOTS THAT OWING TO
RAPID SCARCITY OF DESIRABLE
CLOSE IN BUILDING SITES, WE
CONSIDER A GOOD BUY FOR
WISHING TO BUILD HON.
ES IN THE SPRING. BETTER IN
NOWi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-08

STATE STREET
INVESTMENT
ONLY $6,500o0
100000 CASH
Seven rooms and bath. modern res
idence on 37ia foot lot. Close to
four corners Of CALUMET BOULE-
WARD and STATE STREET Bust
NESS CENTER. Living room, dining
room. kitchen and bedroom on first
floor, three bedrooms and bath on
End. floor Cemented basement with
hot air furnace and laundry tubs.
Electric lights. shades, screens. etc
Good garage, fine chicken yard, and
nice lawn.
AS an investment or n good homo
be sure to embrace this opportunity.
ONLY $4,000 CASH
BALANCE $4,000
PER MONTH
Five rooms and bath. modern and
conveniently located on 90 foot lot
Living room. dining room and kit
chen and two bedrooms. Furnace
heat, electric lights. cemented base
mene and laundry tubs. Good garage,
lawn, trees and shrubbery.
Owner living out of town. will sac
ri1ce at attractive price OF only $3.50
This IS real buy.
Frank J. Wachewicz
Home of the Best Home Bargains"
1853 Phone
State ST. REALTQR 1917
12:s:11th
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1855
FOE SALE

The Board of Education OF the
School City Of Hammond. Indiana,
offer for sale to the highest bidder
houses Nos. 40. "A. As, 80 on Doty
Street. Bids must be presented in
writing with a check covering 10
per cent of the bid. Bids will be
opened at the Office Of the Board of
Education, Central School Building
Tuesday evening. December 18th. at
$50 o'clock. 12:7:4
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE
New five and six room bungalows
and houses. South side excellent
location All modern conveniences.
Small cash payment. and easy terms
HARGIS & MOORE co.
402 Hammond Bldg. Phones 321
2143 Hammond evenings. 12:4:1t
FOR SALE-20 acres, good truck,
land, 3 miles south OF Block ave.
Percy NJ. Jansen. Hammond. 12:2:6t
FOR SALE-Choice residence lot in
Kenwood and Holman St VIII
give terms. Phone 1126-M or 429
May street. Hammond 12:4:tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED - Woman wants house
cleaning, two days week Ind
lara Harbor preferred. Write B-601.
care Times. Hammond. 12;7:2t
SCHOOLS. INSTRUCTION - Grand
opportunity TO learn. COMING TO
HAMMOND. The Chief Registrar OF
the Illinois Institute Of Commerce,
Chicago. Illinois, will arrive in Ham
mond this week, stopping at the
Hotel Nee, on Holman street All
ladies and gentlemen who have been
corresponding with the Institute in
reference to taking up their course
in Commercial or wireless telegTaphy
typewriting. etc. or others who wish
to receive particulars and learn our
method OF placing all our pupils in
high class positions when efficient.
you are invited to meet the Regis
trar, Mr.. Hansen. who will be at
Hotel Nee on Saturday and Sunday
this week. If you have a phone send
in your number by mail, care Mr.
a Hansen 12:S:1t
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

wfll<not be responsible for debts
contracted by any one except my
self.
F. c. SCHNEIDER,
1c:s:5t 405 Columbia ave.
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William Clark Hough, Deceased No.
2446
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed Ad
ministratrix Of said Estate, by the
Judge of the Lake Circuit Court
Said Estate IS supposed to be SOL
vent.
HATTIE NJ TIOUGH.
Administrative.
Dated Nov. II, 1922. 11:24:12:1:S
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EASY TERMS
Immediate Posse.

Immediate Possession
Feature these home bargains
Seven room house on so IT. Forest
avenue. Kenwood. nearly new and
modern throughout garage, 100000
on very easy terms to right people.
Investigate this.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter OF the Estate OF
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Modern bungalow on Calumet ave.
near Cleveland. hardwood floors, sun
parior, 8 bedrooms, living room. din
ing room and kitchen. For immed-
late sale. price s5.5oo.00. Terms. This
price Is for ten days only.
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BOARD AND ROOM

FOR RENT-Room and board for
gentlemen in private home. 413s
Barring ave. East Chicago. 12:4:1t
FOR RENT-Room and board for
two gentlemen. in private family.
107 Williams St. Ham. 12:7:2t
WANTED-Boarders and roomers.
2O2 Michigan ave-. Ham. 12:S:1t
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s-o~E 80
! s:l 2 y. :ss
cCfcS sA-E rAso>aNs
REAdoRs}

HAMMOND. mo
Phone 2171 Hammond. 17:S:1t
For SALE-4 room cottage, electric
and gas. $500. 4847 OIcott ave.
Fa~t Chicago. 12:S:2t
FOR SALE
\ modern two story brick house on
Fri" street. for only $500; $1,000
cash. balance same as rent Act
crich as bargain Of this kind will
ruf last
- room modern bungalow on
@ 'th side This place is now vacant
an 3 ready TO move into. Price $4,000;
tl' only s400 cash. balance S35 per
-"~n n. including interest.
lave a large listing of houses OF
Il .l-scr pt!ons. in all parts of Ham
~ord let me show you what I
ii5 q before buying elsewhere.
Ii. HECILER
i114 Jefferson St, phone 1908 Ham
mond 12:8:1t
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GREAT Sale of Christmas Over
coats, S35 value, while they last,
$3.50 and $500 Winter caps 70
match. S1.45 s. GSeenburg. SIS State
street Hammond 12:4:6t
fast guaranteed) or money re-
funded. Special. $4.75. s. Green
burg. So State street, Ham. 12:4:bt
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WANTED-Night Waterman, bring
references. Enterprise Bed Co,
Hammond. 12.7:2t
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WANTED = Pipe Filters
exp. on hydraulic piping
necessary; Apply Illinois
Car & Mfg. Co. 1854
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1921 Davis cylinder passenger
sedan, like new, $3.50
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BOYS OVERCOATS and Suits. sizes
2 TO 6, each $3.50. s. Greenburg,
az state street. Hammond 12:4:6t
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SITUATION WANTED

wANTED-Young lady desires light
office work. Call Indiana Harbor
495-M. 12:6;St
TRAINED NURSE would like to
take care OF patient from to 6
hours daily. 243 Truman ave. Phone
1851 Hammond 12.7:3t
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Transfer.

WANTED-Safeama with auto to
sell advertising signs OF all kinds
Unlimited territory. A good chance
for the RI ght man. Must give ref
erence. Straight commission. Brant
Sign Company. 800 e. Chicago ave-.
phone 1851 East Chicago 11:34:tf
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to 20 years old: must be serious
minded and ambitious. Night work
Apply Calumet Making Company.
Calumet and Truman ayes. Ham
mond. 12:5:it
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1923 Peerless passenger touring.
run but 900 miles. two extra tires.
snubbers. hfix bumper. cost over
SO. 300. big saving at $3.50.
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Published by The Lake County Times, in cooperation
with The American Association of Advertising Agencies
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Girl for office work..
East Chicago girl preferred STAT
experience and salary expected.
Write B-387. care Times, Hammond
f"-r-'.-
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Gold golf medal inscribed
Malcolm D. Stewart. Return to
Times. Hammond. reward 12:s:5t
LOST-Small English brindle bull
dog, small collar. Return to So
Conkey ave. reward. Phone 246S
Hammond. 12:s:1t
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WILL PARTY who picked up French
poodle with gold teeth on Holman
and Siblev street return to DR..
l2:S:1t
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WANT ED-Hskpr. reference- f~
quired, good wages. Applg go
Chicago ave, Room 10 and II. "a
Chicago. 1875 .ft
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USED CAR
BARGAINS
1919 MRrrnon, passenger touring.
In excellent condition throughout.
Price. $3.50.
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FOR SALE-F'ord truck. equipped
for light hskpr. and touring. I'll
Michigan ave. Hammond. 12:5:ct
FOR SALF+Saxon Chumv Roadster
good condition. cheap if taken at
once. Extras included SIS Indiana
avenTA TIA uar,ond 17.e.1t
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WANTED-Men GOOD wages. inquire
Sinclair Pipe Line Co. Columbia
avenue. Hammond. 11:z1:tf
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pocketbook in 1:15 jitney Wednes-
day please return to owner as it
contains lodge books with owners
name and address; also keys. Re-
ward 12:S:1t
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WANTED = Carpenters,
Apply Employment of
fee, Grasselli Chemical
Co., 151st and Kennedy
ave. East Chicago. 1918
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e--------------------------
Franklin touring. $500.
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WANTED-Young lady from Indiana
HArbor. for office work. Service
Garage. Waiting st, Indiana Harbor.
Io.Q.of
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HERBERT l. WHEATON.
(Seal) Clerk Lake Superior Court.
BY Ruth Berg. Deputy Clerk.
11:24:1z:1:s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
is YOUR NERVE STRONG?

Does your mind lose its keenness
under the strain of daily problems ?
Can you face every new demand on
your energy with confidence in your
ability to conquer
Nuxferrone strengthens body and
nerves to meet any task and provides
you with the organic iron your sys-
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II you suffer from impaired nutri-
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Get bottle OF Nuxferrone and
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Sold by Kendall Drug Co. 20 East
Second street, Tulsa. ShacKle Drug
Co. on Main at Tenth. Tulsa: West
Tulsa Drug Co, West Tulsa; Quail
ity Drug Co. Sand Springs and
other leading druggists. Advertise
ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
S. A. CROP SHORT;
GRAINS ADVANCE
Argentine Forecast Light,
Domestic Wheat Con-
signed to Europe

CHICAGO, Nov. 29-Unfavorablt
crop reports from Argentina led 20
"a now advance today IN the price OF
10 even accounts before the holiday
tomorrow The market closed
firm, three-oighth cents TO / 3-s
cents not higher. with May S1.17 A
TO throe-oighths and July $l.0S Ia
Corn gained one-han TO seven
eighths, oats finished unchanged 10
oue-halt cents up ana provisions
varying from 80 cents Off to a rise OF
cents
Indications that domestic wheat
was being bought for shipment 30
Europe by way OF the Gul OF Mexico
tended 60 strengthen buliieh senti-
meut.
Besides predictions were current
that domestic winter wheat acreage
would prove The smallest since 1915
and that tho quality percentage
would remain low in the December
government report.
Practically the topmost prices OF
the day were current In the wheat
pit ~ the session cHme TO an end.
with shorts trying to cover and Of
ferings Hight
Corn aud oats were firmer IN
sympathy with wheat. Corn de-
maud responded notlceably to a so
per cent cut in freight rates on
corn shipments to rexHs and New
Mexico. Higher quotations on hogs
gave strength TO most of the provi-
sions list
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, Nov %
Something OF a holiday feeling pre-
vailed in cotton today and feeling
plainly was restricted by the fact
that there will be no market tomor-
row. For abort period I'm the early
session business was fairly active
but later on the ring became much
quioter. Covering by shorts fur
Hlshcd enough OF a demand In the
carly trading to put prices u TO 10
points up, bur after January touched
25.O3c. the demand let up and a
gradual sag set la. Toward noon
prices were at their lowest. declines
under yesterdays close Of g to IS
points. with january Off to 2I7Oc.
In the afternoon price changes we're
narrow and the market finally
closed 2 points up 10 3 points down.
net on the day. January closed at
2I8Bc.
The early steaduess and short
covering were generally set down
as being due To- expectations of bull
ish ginning reports from private
sourccb In the near future.
The export movement CoutIrscd
large but while It caused comment
it did not lead to much buying.
Clearances for the day were 2S,-
i6S bales. bringing exports thus far
this week 10 l33,6Oj.
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WOMEN ONLY
This Letter on St. Joseph's s
C. F. P. Interests Sick
Women Only.

II wish to write few lines in re-
gard 10 your st. Joseph's G.. F.. p.
Since l began its use / have taken
eight bottles, and with It four pack
ages of st. Joseph's Liver Regulator,
and am now in better health than
for five years past. | suffered with
whites and failing of the womb until
| was unable to be on my feet. My
husband spent many dollars trying
to find a cure for me. l had tried
other medicines and treatments from
our family physician without any
material relief, until l had lost all
hope, one day / was given one of
your little booklets and after read
ing of st. Joseph's G.. r, p. l told
my husband l wanted to try il and
see If | could find relief. After /
had taken half a bottle | began TO
notice improvement, and when had
taken bottle and a half l could
walk nine blocks TO town. When
l began st, Joseph's G. +. p. l
weighed 1928 pounds, but now my
weight is 1873 pounds. My friends
can hardly believe | am the same
person because l appear so well and
sound" Mrs. Annie Ball, 1872 East
Tenth St, Pittsburs, Kans.
For sale by all dealers at one dol
lar per bottle on guarantee of sat
isfaction or money back.
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CHICAGO. Nov. "a HoRs-Recelpts
$4,000, Toe higher. bulk $50 to a60-pound
averages IS 30uS3a. choice 240 10 g75-
pound butchers s. 40; top $3.50; packing
sows 1850 N0Oi desirable pigs {s3O q
$50 killing classes s. 30uS.5O.
cattle Receipts ~ 600. killing classes
active, beef steers unevcRly strong to 25c
short fed 1850 ~ / q. 90: several loads west
eru Erassers t7.25a 500. few strong
weight westerns $N25. hotter grade beef
heiters strong 90 l5c higher. beef cows,
lower grades beef hrifrrs Gamers and
cutters strong bulk strong to i5c higher .
venl calves largely 25m50c higher.
sheep Receipts ~ 900. choice rat lambs
clipped. fyd lambs tt325. August shorn
lambs 81 TOO. sheep about steady, heavy
fat ewes around $500. lighter weight
upward "a 81 90.
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q e e makes you feel
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Sand Springs NeDs
Grace l.. K'aE. Phone Isi

Special TO The World.
SAND SPRINGS. Nov. 2s--Ths Sand
noon in tho Masonic hall. Mrs. George
de Staebier. the president having been
absent. the chair wss filled by Mrs G..
G. Eynns The following program was
presented: Plano solo, Charlotte Par
ker. a biographical sketch OF the lifs Of
Henry van Dyke and also a reading. by
Mrs. F. l.. Robinson; biosrsphical sketch
Of James Whtcomb Riley and Hoothe
Harrington, by Mrs. Paul Pinkorton; +;
Monsell and Mary Page.
Tho boys basketball team OF the Up
worth league OF the Methodist church
will give a musical program and pie sup
cember 3 Both the girls and boys bas-
ketbRll teams Of the Epworth league have
open dates. and will be glad to meet other
teams on the local floor, or on floor
away from home.
Dedication servi,v tor the new Park
View Baptist church was held last sun.
noon. Or. w o. Anderson of the FIRST
Baptisct church OF Tulsa preached the
dedicatory sermon at 930 TO well. filled
house. Special music was rendered
Mr and Mrs $. A. strader had as their
dinner guests las. Sunday Dr. ". II.
kingsman, wife and two daughters of
Bartlcsvills.
Mrs. Mcclellan OF Tulsa was a business
visitor here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs n. II. sasr were dinner
guests at the CIaud Page home, 622 Wash
inGtnn Tuesday
The Sand Springs football squad will
h ...rr today. according
The game with Ramona having been can
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BIG FEAST AT CITY JAIL
Turkey Dinner and All Trimmings
to BE Served Prisoners To-day.

Turkey Dinner and All trimmings
to BE Served Prisoners To-day.
Steaming platters loaded with
chicken, dressing, cranberry sauce,
celery and pumpkin pie, will carry
the spirit of Thanksgiving even INTO
the drab corridors Of the city bag-
tile and the 100 prisoners therein
will be regaled to their appotIto's
content with all the edibles that he-
token the occasion. according to an
announcement Wednesday night by
Police Chief Rees Moran.
The announcement was withheld,
by the way, until the last moment in
anticipation of a possible influx Of
unlimited guests, who may he at-
tracted to ye festive calaboose by
such an extravaEant menu
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oelisd. they VIII play IN. Euches In.
dians on the local gridiron. The game
will be played this morning, starting al
ii o'clock
Miss Eva Wolf Of Plttsburg, Kan, 10
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. T. Bailey
North Garfield street.
p NJ Pearson OF Bartlesvilis visited
his daughter. Mrs 2. A. strader, here
last weekend,
Miss Amy Go,try, who attends the OKLA
homa university. 10 spending Thanksgiv-
ing here with her mother, Mrs. CoHetta
Gottry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30

KANSAS CITY Nov. 2g--Cattle---Re-
ceipts 5000, beef steers steady to higher,
few head SIC 90. anort led steers general
" s.f1, all other classes steady, bulk
better ycalers $500, medium TO good cows
$500 a 90. canners largely t2.b0d2.75,
cutters mostly m3.bO: bulk bologna
bulls t3.50pI 600. Colorado stockers $3.50
Q6.6b; medium feeders S6.75
Hogs-kecelptH 10000. mostly $50 20c
higher. top $40. 40 TO l5b-pound
averages tsO5Qs25; bulk desirable i75
to 275 pounds s. s20ds3b, mixed weights
ana quality t7.90WSI5. bulk tg1bgs.35.
packing sows strong TO iOc higher. bulk
tl50; stock pigs steady. mostly i770a-
2 IS. few at $500
sheep Receipts 5000. lambs steady to
et Ung. range and fed lambs fi5.f5, ma.
tives Sl400, sheep steady. few eve,
f6.25H6.75
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CHICAGO Nov. 2a-Butter- Higher.
creamery extras ste, first 43pisc stand.
ards 4ei5c.
Eggs Unchanged, receipts 5157 cases.
Poultry Alive, higher, fowls 13m20c
springs 1Sc, roostera l2c, turkeys 35c.
geese 1qc
Pot1toes-- steady receipts 50 cars. total
United states shipments G7G cars, wis
consiu sacked and bulk round whites so
W9OC. Minnesota sacked and bulk round
whites 1sfpue. Minnesota sacked Red
river Ohios 30 70 Csc cwt North Dakota
sacked Red river Ohlus gOdejc cwt
South Dakota sacked and bulk round
whites 20 n soc cwt.. Michigan bulk round
whites SOC cwt. Idaho sacked russets
1l.bO41.75.
New York Metals.
NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-Lead--steady,
spot f710@7.35.
Zinc--Steady East St Louis and near
0y delivery 81 NO8 87iO
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FORT WORTH. Nov 2a-Cattls-Rs
caip'a o 900. becycs t36Oa7.5o, bulls f2.oO-
u 15. cables f2.00Ec6 90.
Iiurs Receipts 900, light tS.50dSTB
heavy se5wS.60. pigs 'bo07.5o.
Sleep Receipts 500, lambs f7b0n n
1850. storkcr sheep $500 $50, feeder
lambs SO 5U4i / I 90.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Call Money
firmer. high 8, low ~, ruling rats 80.
closing bid b. offered at u, last loan :.
can Iohn8--A gainst accepthnces I
Time Loans Easier mixed collateral 60
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Commercial Paper[Prlme An.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-30
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
Blister-Easier, Quicker

There's no sense In mixing a mess
of mustard. flour and water when
you can easily relieve pain, soreness
or stiffness with little clean, white
Musterole.
Musterole is made OF pure oil OF
mustard and other helpful ingredi-
ents, combined i'm tho form of the
present white ointment 1t takes the
place of mustard plasters, and will
not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt re-
lief from sore throat, bronchitis,
tonsilitis, Group, stiff neck. asthma,
neuralgia. headache. congestion,
pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains
and aches of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chill
blains. frosted feet, colds OF the chest
Git may prevent pneumonia). 35c
and CSC, jars and tubes.
Better than a mustard plaster