Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 9 July 1908 — Page 6
THE TIMES.
Thursdav, July 9, 1908.
FROM NEIGHBORING TOWN AND CITY
CROWN POINT NEWS
It Was the Wrong Man. Elmo Mann got Into a business yes'terday that he never had any intention of going into and what's more, Elmo says he has all the business in that and other lines that he cares about. The article in these columns should have read, Henry Mann. It was only a mistake in the first name, but made quite a difference to the parties concerned, Henry Mann has taken possession of the new saloon and will be ready for business in a few days and will manage the concern for the lilatz Brewing company of Chicago at a regular salary.
beaten by several laps. "Wednesday he found fifty of the uncanny reptiles in his cellar and 200 in his back yard under some boards. The two last finds makes a total of 350 that has been captured and killed in the last two weeks. John Kunert and two daughters have returned from a pleasant visit with Ohio relatives. Mrs. I'aul Ellis lias moved her stock of millinery from the Cuiner building to the building first door east of HeEs' shoe store. 7ur. aid Mrs. Bernard Bcckman have moved from the Catholic church paroi:!nc back to their old home on llalsfed str.M-t.
Advertised Mail. List of letters remaining in Crown
Point postoffiYe for week ending July 4: "William Albert, Mrs. J. Dorias, , "William Kitchell, "William Nimbes, Gr-j
tie Xilson, 2. Alec Tuliski, "W. If. Tooker.
Dredge's Slow Progress. The steam dredge which has been working on the widening of Peep River, Is still at it, and making slow progress northeast of town. The contractors have experienced much trouble since they crossed the Adank Bridge and have gone a comparatively short distance for the time spent.
GARY NEWS
Ladv Maccabees Entertain. Mrs. II. T. Buchler entertained the Lady Maccabees and their friends at her home In Maryland street Tuesday afternoon, and all present had a mist delightful time. Mrs. Buchler served a delicious luncheon, after which the ladies joined in a very exciting peanut race. The winner, Mrs. McKerlie, was awarded a handsome silver butter knife.
John and His "Dog-Fish." John Luther and a party of friends went fishing nt the Kankakee river recently and John proved to be the only lucky man in the bunch, being the only on to tatch anything, which finally turned out to be a "dog-fish." Of course, this isn't Mr. Luther's idea of luck, and the boys say his exclamations of disgust were only equalled by his efforts to land the worthless fish.
VALPARAISO. The Cost of a Donkey Sray. Yesterday afternoon at about 2:45 o'clock occurred one of the most unusual accidents and or.e which night have proved fatal to ate least two persons. The Colorado burro owned by George Sherwood, was being shod at Hubbell & B.irneko's blacksmith shop on South Lafnyette street, when It be-
gan to bray. Standing next to the
burro was a small horse owned by Herman Krieger, who resides west of town.
The animal, which was totally blind.
whs crazed with fear at the strange and hideous noise which occurred almost in
her ear and defiantly faced the burro with head down as if ready to give battle and then, unable to see her strange enemy, she wheeled and kicked at th beast, after which, tearing herself loose from the hitching chain, she dashed through and over three benches toward the rear of the room, falling on two large cans of oil, after which she crashed through the heavy rear door which was open, tearing it from its hinges, and, falling against the threshhold, which is about eighteen inches above the lloor. A small boy standing in the doorway barely had time to jump into an adjoining fence corner as the unfortunate beast fell, this time into a large jile of scrap iron and steel from which he extricated herself only to staid a mad career which took her across the back yard and clear through a strong and newly painted lattice fence at the rear of the residence of Miss
Kate Conner, who ran up the steps of the back porch just in time to have the insane animal fall at her feet upon the porch, causing her to step upon a lawn mower, which broke and swung its handle upward, striking her a terrific blow near one eye. The animal then struggled to its feet, turned In its wild flight and struck its head against a solid heavy board fence from which it broke the end of one of the puright boards. As the animal fell back from the force of the shock, it was caught by Mr. Harr.eko, who had pursued it, and let to the shop, from where it was later driven home by a daughte.r of Mr. Krieger. Dr. Loiirg was called to attend Miss
Conner who is now able to be around, though suffering from the blow on the head anu a severe nervous shock.
Plan Shirtwaist Party. The ladies of the Catholic church will give a nhirt-waist party ait the Binzenhof hall next Friday evening for the benefit of their new church and school building to be erected at Seventh and Tyler streets. This is the first entertainment given by Kather Jansen's parish, and it is hoped that all members will take advantage of this opportunity to meet socitlly and become acquainted. Non-members are also cordially invited and the reception committee will see that all strangers are made acquainted. The admission tickets are 25 cents.
Andrew Xeuman and John Wise were fnitiated into the mysteries of the Fellowcraf t's degree at Masonic hall last evening. Don't forget the ball game between the Hammond Colts and the Bridgeport nine at the latter's grounds near the Erie depot on Sunday. The game will be for blood and a big crowd is expected. The Ieagon Theater Comnany, who are exhibiting under canvass, continue to draw crowded houses. Martin Helntz, clerk at the Boston sttore, has returned from a visit with relatives in Peru, In.i. Dick Blelefield returned from Erigle"wood last evening, where he Is taking treatment for rheumatism, which he has been a rtiffcrer from for some time. He is realizing great benefits from the physician there. John Wilson was in the north part of the county yesterday, getting ac
quainted and from indications John sees the office of recorder looming up pretty strong for himself next fall. Mrs. W. W. McMahon and daughter visited in Chicago yesterday. John Knight and brovher are doing ome surveying for the town of Griffith. Mrs. Parduhn visited with relatives In Hammond ypsterday. The firemen held a practice meet last evening and seem to be getting speedier each time they come out. but they'll show you Aug. 1. Few farmers are seen on our streets lately, but you've only tovisit the hayfWI to find the reason why. The regular weekly practice of the Gun club will take place at their grounds tomorrow. Ed Lawn was called to Hammond toda to the bedside of Ills father. John Laws, well known here, who is reported n being quite sick. Dr. Cook, who was stiicken with paralysis some time age, is slowly improving. Miss Helena Mundt transacted business in Chicago yesterday. Club-life in Crown Point has taken a
rest until fall, and society is spending Bcbr visited friend its time in aut'unohiling at present. e oi.ir.g.
.Mrs. teorge I- isher was a Chicago, Mrs
visitor yesterday. Merritt Baker transacted busiiifs? In Hsmioml yesterdav .
No One Sewer Eeing Rushed. The construction of district sewer number one is now being pushed more
rapidly than ever and the laying of the,
brick is now being done directly underneath the tracks of the Gary and Western. The work has now been nearly finished as far south as they will go, and it will then run eastward. Many persons in Gary, as well as strangers, are taking great interest in this, the greatest work of sewer construction ever undertaken in this part of the state.
I few running account and Inasmuch as
he had failed to notify anyone of his intentions, there was quite a little speculation as to what had become of him amongst his creditors. Since his return he has been bothered so much explaining that he wishes to make one explanation in The Times and then let it go at that. Mr. Fox said yesterday, "I was not embarrassed by any debts that I owed and being over seven, saw no reason why I shouldn't go away for a little rest without making a personal explanation and apology to every man in town." Mr. Fox never realized before how much it costs to be popular. Dr. Frederick Sauer and family returned Tuesday from their three weeks visit i Calumet. Mich., and the lakes near there. The doctor reports the
trip as having done a whole world of good for the whole family. As an evidence of good faith and to substan
tiate his fishing stories, the doctor brought some fish back for his friends.
Misi Edith Mungovern, sister of Father Mungovern of St. Patrick's parish, died yesterday morning at her home in Fort Wayne. Father Mungovern was present when his sister
breathed her last. Martin Tuber, the Harbor hotel barber, is opening a new shop on Pennsylvania avenue just south of Michigan avenue. Mr. Iluber is furnishing his new shop with the most up-to-date tonsorial parphernalia to be obtained.
Accident to Engine. Yesterday an accident occurred which might have proven disastrous. The steam valve on engine number 54, on the C. L. S. & E.. pulling a sand train, blew off yesterday in an explosion, making a tremendous report. At firRt
it was thought that the boiler of the locomotive had blown up. The engine was pulled back to the round house and repaired so that it was able to be
used today. The accident occurred on the Gary and Western tracks at Carolina street.
KOBERTSDALE. The annual picnic of the Evangelical Sunday school will be held Thursday July 2". at the Lake Front park. Ice cream, cracker jack, etc.. can be purchased at the park and lemonade will be served free to the children all day. A programme of games and races has been arranged and prizes will be given. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. Mr. and Mrs. J. Messenberg returned home after spending several days visiting the latter' mother in Shelbyville, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kasch entertained friends from South Chicago yesterday. ?.Irs. John Hatt of Pearl street is entertaining her niece from South Chicago for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Perrigo returned home from Donavan, 111., after spending a week visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Martin. Misses Anna Minceberg and Amelia
in Hammond last
WHITING NEWS
ST. JOHN. Adolph Russell, Will Tame and Klaus of Kreutsbcrg, were visitors here l ist night. Henry Stege of Brunswick was a business caller here today. Claude Austgen has given up his work as housekeeper for John Erb. Gerlach Brothers made a shipment of a carload of live stock today. A large number of milk cans containing spoiled milk, were returned by the dealers in Chicago yesterday. The wreck on the Monon list Sunday delayed the slvpment of the milk from the station here. Nicholas Thiflen, salesman for the International Harvesting Company, has taken a vacation after a few months of strenuous work. Mr. Thielen sold more heavy agricultural machinery this season than any previous year.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Crowell and family went to Hammond in their touiing car vest rdn y. Mis. Eunice Youche was a Chicago visitor yest rday. Michael Grimmer transacted b;:sii,ess in Chicago yesterdav.
HOBART.
was in Chicago yester-
W. M. Fost
dn y. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Beach were guests of friends in Valparaiso yesterday. Dr. V. H. Werner transacted business in Chicago Wednesday.
The Warrens, of Chicago, will play'l'- and Mrs. Shinaberger and family
tephen Malone of Quincy, 111.,
and son uf Chicago spnt the day visiting Mrs. Hunter of Indiana boulevard. Mesdames Kasch, Hoffman and Simon attended the Rebecca lodge in Hammond Tuesday evening. Mrs. ''luiTies Flangher of Harrison a''enue spent Wednesday shopping in Chicago. August Dresson is confined to his home in Roberts avenue with a severe attack cf typhoid fever and is under the care of a trained nurse. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Klemm and Col. Warner of Chicago were the guests of Mrs. Mary Hunter of Indiana boulevard yesterday. Robert Tur'.ey returned from IaPorte
i after spending several days visiting
the Maroons next Sunday.
formerly
Garden, who
Misses Nellie Hazelett and Selma Eh-
caught for Hobart. win be ie.t Urr.r the vicitinr f,:cn,i- ;
with them again and we may look for! pns) ide
a good game. j Mrs. Henry G. Rob!, ins was a visitor) jesterdny in Valparaiso. Joseph Vague, who sold his property in Joyville recently, will sell his house- j hold goods at public sale next Satur-i day. July 11. after which he and Mrs. Vague will leave for Osborn. Has.,' where they may reside permanently. I'lin Trnesdell and family, of Chicago, are in Hobart this week visitng with
Mrs. Charles Allen and sister, Miss Clara Kchmittle spent yesterday visiting friends in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Theissen entertained the former's brother, Henry Theissen of Hessien, 111., the fore part of tlie week. Miss Gladys Turley spent the day shopping in Chicago. Mrs. Henry Schaider is quite ill at
W. O. Paxton of the Gary and Ham
mond Lumber Companies and E. F
Johnson, the Hammond insurance
agent, were in Gary yesterday for the
purpose of attending the Gary Com
mercial club meeting and getting a
line on how they do it in Gary. Judge Westigreen of Miller, togeth
er with George Bardon and Edward
Klopf of that place, will give a big
turtle soup party on the lake front Sunday afternoon. The party who have been Invited to attend, will form a turtle soup club and meet at stated times for the purpose of fsateing on the snappers. Among those who will go from Clary are Mike, George and Theodore Binzen, Judge Albert Iluber,
Tom Knotts, Charles Hannifan, Geo. O'Donnell and George Bavdon. Charles Flagg and David Boone of Hammond, will also be there. Sargent Glenn Rambo returned this evening from Kankakee, 111., where he went after the girl bandit, Edna Lucus, who recently cut up Josph Clark
in a shameful manner on Broadway. The girl seems as brazen as ever. She lias been arrested several times before, however, and Is used to it. She will be given her hearing today or tomorrow. The Gary Democratic Club will meet this evening in the Gary hotel. An unusually large attendance is expected as several matters of Interest will be brought before the club. Mrs. George Bardon and Mrs. A. C. Iluber have gone to Fox Lake where they will enjoy their summer vacation. In the meantime the judge and the attorney are batching it together in Gary. E. C. Gerhardt of the Gerhardt Construction Pompany, is in Gary today to look after the construction of the Enimerson school building for which no
has the contract. Mrs. Maude Coover. deputy city clerk, vss in Chicago last night visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller have returned from Kouts, Ind., where they have been spending Sunday visiting their relatives. Patrick Finnerty the South Chicago undertaker, who is now operating an ambulance in this city, gave his new outfit a tryout yesterday. The T'reka Laundry has established its agency at the Club Cigar Store. The best of work guaranteed and at the right prices. Telephone 1S5 and wagon will call and get your work and deliver :t. CLl'B CIGAR STORE, adv-tf. T6S Broadway. LOST At Wyatt & Ln nib's camp on Broadway. handkerchief containing one diamond shirt stud. A reward of $10 will be paid to person leaving same at police station. J. D. MARTIN, Chief.
HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM Mrs. Frank was a Ilegewisch visitor Wcdne? lay. Mrs. Dr. Pahels fell Tuesday and seri. ously injured her arm. Miss Ethel Greenburg has gone to the country for a vacation. Ralph Miles visited in Burnham Wed-
George Phelps accompanied by his
wife and daughter, left for North Da
kota where they expect to remain for
several weeks.
The Companion Lodge Court Bur Oak No. 15, met in the new hall last even
ing. Afer business was over, ice cream and cake were served and all went
home delighted with the new hall.
MUNSTER.
H. F. Kaske was a Crown Point
business visitor yesterday.
Miss Dickie Kikkert was shopping in
Hammond yesterday. C. P. Schoon was in Crown Point yes
terday to attend to some important
business matters there.
F. Richard Pchaaf of Hammond was
here on business yesterday.
Mrs. C. Stallbohm and Miss Mollle
Stallbohm visited in Hammond yester day.
Mrs. John Kikkert and Nick Kikkert
were Hammond visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Ixiuis Dirt rick was visiting in
Lansing yesterday morning.
Death of Mrs. Gordon. The death of Mrs. Fanny Gordon occurred very suddenly at the home of her son, Harry Gordon in Chicago ave., yesterday morning. Mrs. Gordon came form Chicago Sunday to visit with her son's family and was apparently In good health, the cause of her death being given as diabetes. The body was immediately removed to her late home, 2la Lomis avenue, Chicago, from where the interment will take place. The deceased who is 68 years of age is survived by seven children, Harry and Robert Gordon of Whiting, Louis Gordon of Toleston, Abe and Jacob Gordon of Gary and from Chicago two daughters, Mrs. Harry Brookson and Miss Lena Gordon, who lived with her mother. William Vogel of Cleveland avenue is very low with dropsy. The paving of One Hundred and Xineteenth street is progressing quite favor-
aly. It is now possible for teams to
run on the street, which is causing a
little less convenience.
Rev. Serroczynski of St. Alberts
church was in LaGrangc on business yesterday.
Mrs. William Erie of Central avenue
visited in Englewood yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Dean.
Mrs. L. O. Addleman received word
that her sister-in-law is very ill in Jol-
let and will go there to see her tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Langmeyer is assist
ing in Davidson's real estate office during the absence of Miss Xellle Wycoff,
who is on her vacation.
Mrs. Earl Swan and son of Alton, 111.,
is visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Soltwedel of Sheridan
avenue and One Hundred and Seventeenth street.
Chester Eckert who was quite severe
ly injured by having a few workmen pull a plank from under him while at
work in Indiana Harbor, will be able to return to his duties ln a few days. Misses Anna and Katherin Stover have returned from South Bend, Ind., where they were the guests of Miss
Sadie Wilkinson.
Mrs. Wells and daughter Adah and Ind. .mother, Mrs Gardner of St. John
street are at South Bend, Ind., visiting
the daughter of the later. Messrs. Louis and Edwin Heyl, Clinton C. Carr and James Stewart were Hammond visitors Tuesday night. Mrs. William Brockus of East Chicago was a Whiting visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernstein are entertaining their nieces, Eva and Rosa Mendelsohn of Chicago. Miss Emma Harr of Alton is here visiting her cousin Minnie Waldorf and several friends and will remain several months.
Frank Wenzel of Chicago transacted
business in Whiting yesterday.
Jos. Tajkna of Pchrage avenue was arrested Tuesday night for carrying concealed weapons. He was fined one dollar and costs which he paid and was
released.
William Eaton of Alton, 111., is visit- I ing his family on Sheridan avenue. ' David Pierce of Chicago was in Whit- j ing yesterday. t i A. Barton of South Chicago was here on business yesterday.
OFFICIAL PLOTS AGAINST WIFES' POODLE
City Engineer Melton of
Gary Plans to Have Pup Done Away With.
SCHEME HOWEVER LAID BARE
Gary Joshes Melton and His Republican Opponent May Use Plot as Campaign Material.
A nefarious plot has been unearthed in Gary lately. "It Is remarkable how little events often shape the destinies of the world." ince said a famous author (or words to that effect), and the same thing happened at the last board meeting right here in Gary. A deep laid plot has been uprooted in which the principles are City Engineer A. P. Melton and a little French poodle dog. It Is whispered that the board at their last session, enacted certain legislation
at the instance and request of Mr. Melton, the owner of the aforesaid dog. which was aimed Indirectly at the Ufa of this canine. The little, white, curly haired dog, named 'Ping Pong" and Mr. Melton, are- at outs, and although Mr. Melton desires to dsipose of it, the animal has a staunch friend and protector in the person of his wife, who refuses to part with it. Hence the plot and th legislation. Wnn tn Get RII of Dort. This law, which has since become in full force, demands that all dogs b muzzled, and the penalty for violation thereof is that they shall tie put to death by any police officer of the city. The plan, which Mr. Melton had in iepv. was to allow his enemy to roam at large, without complying to the recent enactment and then have the dog shot. Tills cruel blood thirsty plot to assasinate was laid bare at the last meet
ing, and it is probably that his apponent for county surveyor. Will Bridge, of Hammond, will use this information against him in the coming campaign, as William Kliver. one of the big republican guns, was there and hast the story tucked away in his vest pocket for future use.
The Othr Half Is Waiting. One of the most pitiable sights la the world is that of people who are using only a small bit of their ability, while the rst of it is waiting to ba used. It is still ineffective because of the many little weaknesses or peculiarities, the bad habits, t)r the lack of preparation, which handicap and make practically ineffective the whol life. Success Magazine.
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HESSVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. YV. lohnson of East
Chicago are n;akm? their home here with Mrs. Lohse. Mis.-. lAdia Hess has -eturned to her home in Hammond after spending several d.iys here with relatives. Frank Hess and daughter Emma of Hammond visited Mrs. E. Hess Tuesday. A dance will be given by the Silver Leaf Athletic Club in Groman's hall July 11. Alfred Ludwig returned yesterday to his home in Kenosht, Wis., after "poncing a few d.iys here.
Mrs. Trusdeii's parents, Mr. and Mrs. her home in Indiana boulevard with an Ed Batterman. attack of typhoid fever.
Howard Ostrander, of Miller, was in I Miss Elsie Eingham is spending her
town last evening.
T.OWELL. Mrs. Corn Anderson of Hammond is enjoy a visit at the farm home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dinwiddle, ,six milts east of Lowell. Fred C omerford and W'ife of Kankakee, is enjoying a visit here with his mother, Mrs. 'William Buckley and husband. A f?w days ago mention was made in this column of the finding of over a hundred lizzards in Oscar Dinwiddle's cellar, and now Mr. Dinwiddle tells the wriivr that he has got the first And.
summer vacation at the home of her sister, Mrs. William Scott of Eau Claire, Michigan.
CLARK STATION. The Xash & Dobble company ore putting in a sewer here to drain the surrounding land especially in section 31 east of Clarke. They will employ 300 men to do the work. F. Behn and J. Arnold went to Rlvr-r-dale with the Bill E. Goat club and enjoyed the trip very much. Miss E. Behn and Master Elmer Behn spent the day on business in South Chicago.
INDIANA HARBOR. John Kroll of S437 Muskegan avenue. South Chicago, and John Obut of the same place, were stealing a ride from Gary on a Lake Shore freight train yesterday. In some way Kroll lost his balance and fell from the train. His right leg was cut off below the knee by the train. Kroll was taken to Pr. Ansley's office where the wound was dressed and from there to St. Margaret's hospital in Hammond. The men had been to Gary in search of work About a month ayo Nick Fox, proprietor of the Topaz Buffet, decided he 'needed a little vacation, so he quietly slipped away down to West
WHEELER. Mrs. Hans Thume and daughter. Miss Ivura, were Valparaiso visitors Tuesday. Iring Jones was a Valparaiso visitor Tuesday. Mrs. William Pardeu and children returned Wednesday after a visit in Willvale
$100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will bs pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science lias been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarh Cure is the only positive euro now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sytem. thereby detrovlng the foundation of the disease, ind "giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The nroprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. Send for list of testl,U Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., ToleSo'ldVv all Druggists. 75c. Take Hall's Family I'llls for constipation.
WHEN THE OLD LADY WILTED
GEORGE O'DONNELL MANAOER -A. IND PROPRIETOR GARY, - ' INDIANA
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Florist's Simple Explanation as to His "Remarkable" Plant.
With a firm tread and a masterful air a lady strode into the shop of a London florist. Her choice fell on a remarkably green palm in an ornamental pot. "Will it flourish in the sunshine?" she inquired of the shop assistant.
Mrs. George Robinson, accompanied with a sharp glance from her eagle by her sister, Mrs. Ingersoll. visited eve.
AfctTcfc IFurnlstiocS at Nomina) R.at
T. R. MOTT, President
FRANK HAMMOND, Vic Pres. J. S. PLACKHUN, Secretary H. TJPPER, Treasurer 6. A. CULVER, Maaagw
Sesretarys Office In Majestic BIdg.
HAMMOND AND CROWN POINT, WD.
relatives In. Englewood yesterday. Mrs. Ida Larson and child of Hammond, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Spencer.
EAST CHICAGO. Rev. William F. witzer, pastor of the Mthodist church In Hammond, will preach at the First Methodist church of East Chicago Sunday evening. .Tuly 12, on "Christian Science." Joe Gibson, who accidentally shot himself a couple of weeks ago, and Is now in St. Margaret's hospital at Hammond, expected to leave the hospital and return home Monday but his condition was so little improved tnat Dr. Schlicker deemed it advisable not to move him just at present.
CARL ANDERSON GENES AL CONTRACTOR Builiing and Sidewalks A. SPECIAL.TV Telephone X. II. 603. Re. 021,
The Provident Sisters, who have had
Baden for ten days. Mr. Fox owed a i charge cf St. Mary's parish schools,
left yesterday for toeir home at St.-Mary's-in-the-Woods, near Terre Ifntirn Tho Clon.n M-lll return acriln
I in September to resume their work in ! the schools. LOST Small yellow Jersey cow. j Finder please notify Martin Cuga. 4SS4 j Baring avenue. East Chicago. Reward. 7-S-t.
"Yes, madam," was the courteous response. "Don't say it will if it won't," snapped she, amiably. "If it does well in the sun, will the shade hurt it?" "Oh. no, madam!" "What!" she exclaimed, with a triumphant, now I've-caught-you air. "You tell me it will thrive equally well in sun or shade? Young man, you don't know your business! Fetch your employer!" The owner of the establishment was instantly summoned. Even he quailed before her, but for all that he backed up his employe's statement. "Then it's a really remarkable and accommodating plant!" she commented, waxing sarcastic. "My good man, it's both ridiculous and unnatural!" "That's Just it." interrupted th floral expert. "It's an artificial plant."
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