Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 171, Hammond, Lake County, 8 January 1909 — Page 16

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The rapid progress in the steel mills, the enormous demand for laborers, the continual increase of value in property; in short, the peerless opportunities offered an investor ought to be sufficient to convince you that GARY IS THE FIRST AND THE LAST TOWN IN UNITED STATES THAT HAS MADE AND WILL CONTINUE MAKING PHENOMENAL RECORDS IN SPECULATING. More than t SOO PROFIT REALIZED By many -wise investors whose names are shown in our books. Write us at once for our holiday bargains in lots and improved property, in -the heart of Gary. TITLES ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. INVEST NOW!

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F.SJETZ BUYS HIS ADDITION

Real Estate Market in Hammond Shows Great Activity; Property Changes Hands Readily P rospects Good. A deal was closed by Gostlin, Meyn & Co. for the sale of the Hlnks addition to- the city of Hammond to F. S. Betz of the F. S. Betz Co. for an unnamed consideration. The Hlnks addition Is one of the oldest sub-divisions in Hammond and was opened shortly after Homewood was laid out. It was recently sold to Oliver I "Watson, 160 Washington street. Chicago, but Mr. Betz bought the property today after considerable negotiation. This is one of the largest deals that has taken place in this city since the recent financial panic. It Is second only in importance to the trade which A. M. Turner made with the Erie Railroad company by which he was enabled to open up his Calumet avenue addition. These two deals and the numerous sales of lots In Hammond and vicinity make it apparent that there is a good market for properly advertised lots in Hammond and that nowhere is the real estate market more active than in Hammond. Since J. S. Blackmun sold out his East Lawn addition, the Hammond Realty company has sold out the majority of the lota in its Riverside addition, the syndicate, which purchased the South Homewood addition, has sold out three-fourths of the lots there without any effort, the Glendale addition has been practically disposed of In the past three years and considerable property has been sold In the Hammond Heights addition, in the Oakland addition and the Joseph O. Morris addition, all of which were laid out as a result of the location of the Standard Steel Car company, Hammond. These deals indicate that there Is and has been a healthy activity In the real setate market In Hammond despite the fact that the growth of Gary, in the eastern part of the county, has attracted the eyes of the world in that direction. Last Saturday Roscoe E. "Woods sold four lots in the Souh Homewood addiipon to Drs. Groman and Salsbury. Other purchases are under consideration in this addition and when the addition finally is sold out the last cheap lots In Homewood will be gone.

A busy and Important session of the legislature is promised In South Dakota this winter. After electing Governor Crawford to the United States senate, the legislators will proceed to deal with bills proposing a two cent railroad fare, a county option bill and amendments to the new. primary law. The establishment of a state Immigration bureau is another matter that will receive attention.

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Of Supply and Demand The Prices of Lots in "The South Homewood Addition" Prove This Conclusively

hi oh man Street Frontage on Park; All Gone H oh man Street Frontage Elsewhere; Scarce Desirable Lots On Side Streets; Limited

DEMAND AH Who Value An Exclusive Neighborhhood All Who Like Parks, Boulevards and Lawns All Who Differentiate Between "House Sr Home"

The Law of Supply and Demand Regulates The Value of a Commodity Good Available Building Lots In The South Homewood Ad ditlon Are Rapidly Decreasing While Prices Are Increasing. Buy This Winter The Prices Will Go Up With Our Spirits In The Spring

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An event that must, with its grand inducements, remove all reason or excuse for denial or delay. An event that all who take pleasure in the comfort and beauty of their homes must surely heed and profit by. A glorious opportunity to HELP YOURSELF to bargains that, for their very greatness, baffle description just by helping us to clean up this great furniture house ready for inventory.

ODD PIECES -for every room in the house, of which we have no duplicates in our warehouse, are yours for a song.

DISCONTINUED PATTERNS can be purchased at practically your own figures. Investigate our charge account system.

ARTICLES THAT ARE DESIRABLE AND NECESSARY, EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR, BUT WHICH WERE BOUGHT IN EXTRA LARGE QUANTITIES FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE MARKED DOWN ONEFOURTH ALU REGULAR STOCKS OF FURNITURE, RUOS AND STOVES AT A LARGE SAVING

Put Everything: Else Aside, Let IVothing Keep You AwayNot Even the MoneyWe'lI Gladly Trust Vou

ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES

DO YOU PLAY CARDS? DO YOU SEW 7 Saturday Special, card or sewing table, 36-ln. long, 18 In. wide, oak or maple, well made, nicely finished, regular 1.50 quality, none -to Chil

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LOOK FOR THE RED TAGS. All odd pieces and discontinued patterns are taged. Be your own salesman, take off Y of the plainly marked price, that's all you pay, cash or credit a small deposit will secure goods, which well hold until wanted.

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During this sale a pretty 1909 Calendar to every lady caller.

THE FOLLOWING PIECES ARE INCLUDED. Odd Dressers and Chiffoniers, odd Parlor pieces, Roman Chairs, odd Rockers, Dining-room Chairs and Tables, Celerette's, Smokerstands, Kitchen Cabinets, odd Rugs, Remant of Carpets and Mattings.

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FREE RENTAL OFFICE. Property owners and Agents should list their vacant property (houses or flats) with us. The demand is larger than the supply. We make no charges to either party. Lion Store free rental office.