Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 250, Hammond, Lake County, 10 April 1909 — Page 7

THE TJ2IE3.

Saturday, April 10, 1909.

1

LOW RATE EXCURSION

-to-

i.Iohcig Marion Peru

S2.00 .1.75 .1.25

ROUND TRIP via C. C. & L. Saturday Night, April 10

Train leaves CC&L. station, Hammond at 11 -.fS p. m. Tickets rood returning until train No. 2 of Monday, April 12. Further information and tickets ol ! C. W. HEIMBACH, Agt. 151 S. Hohman St.

Office Phone 1301.

Res. Phone 4494

THE CALUMET PROBLEM

Xew developments in municipal af-

Kairs give increased Importance to coun

cil committees that hitherto have had comporatlvely little to do. The building of a new city hall caused the committee on city hall to spring from a position of small Importance into the first rank. The committee on harbors.

wharves and bridges Is about to go

through a like transformation.

Much of the work of harbor Im

provement outlined by the Chicago har

bor commission cannot be put aside. The

AAiinj.ll ..ftvin wit 4 f nrVillh ttit rY mat.

ters are assigned will have to deal with CommiSSiOIX Estimates C0EL-

-tfnV.l.ima rtt rtirpr (lovolnrimpnt t!l rft- 1

w..- w ... r , - m , . innn. rrt.

moval of center-pler bridges and the StrilCuOIl UOSb Oh ipZOy,UUU,

need of additional water terminal lacilitles. Inasmuch as a private corporation is seeking the privilege of developing harbor facilities north of the mouth of the river. Important franchise negotiations may be involved. The matter of Increasing Industrial harbor facilities in the Calumet region Is a prob- . , . .a1. ...

.em in iisen, C....U6 nh n. lh- ,. iftnh 9 sti-

tegrlty but for a high order of ability lated commissioners in their

EXPLAINING HIS ACTION ON THE COMMITTEE

Continued from Page One.)

the same style of dance was rendered In one -of the local theaters about a month ago by a number of the Boston Belles company. This before an audience of men, women and children. After some pictures had been shown,

I the same person gave a dance of Orien-

CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

MALE HELP. WANTED. WANTED Porter at once. Apply at South Bay Hotel. Indiana Harbor. f-tt

WANTED Shoe shiner at 235 Kast State street. Call after 1 p. m. Sunday. 9-

W ANTED First class meat cutter and

sausage maker who can speak lor-

tal Origin, and again I would like to way, Gary, Ind.' 6-5

say that parties who witnessed both I u..Trn

performances at the smoker, and the tie errtSr.f . in Hmmoni

one given by certain members of the to look after expiring subscriptions Monte Carlo Girls' company in a local Bnd t0 fcure new business by means ... . . of special methods unusually effective; theater a short time ago. say that both position permanent; prefer one with

aances were oi in same character -sr.ence, out would consider any av a (),. Ktv, ,i.. v. P.licant with gofd natural quallnca

. v --BBot.,c. j.1JO tlOnS: Sl.rv IIU r.cr- Aav t

Monte Carlo Girls was played before mission oDtion AflJreas with

an audience composed of men. women ?nce. R- C. Peacock, roo ml02. Success

and children, as I am told. This ended stia gM- 1

NearlV Three Million Cub- I the performance, with the exception of WANTED 1.000 more men to use The J a slide of moving picture and up to thia hownn?'?!1 ads eVery Ulgbt ad '

1 n h'SAt 1 1m ItIll l-i OtriS I Irvio rm YArr V, a A V.O tn U . T .l.!t. I

to Be Removed.

ought to reflect upon the character of WANTED Railway mail clerks; salary

the audience or the members of the tioT fo? "V V. Common

uuiuuiiiiee,

"As

Indicated

pearanoe of the dancer, Mr. Hoffman,

education sufficient; candidates pre-

the audience, by their applause P,ard free write immediately for par- , - ticulars. Franklin Institute. Dept. it A, ed their desire for the re-ap- Rochester N Y 3-tf

BARTER EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Will exchanee rai

cooking range for book cupboard or

siaeooara. ..caress s c. Lake County Times. 21

FOR EXCHANGE Incubator and tw brooders in good condition, for what

nave you7 Address D B, Lake County Times. 23

FOR EXCHANGE Wi 11 exchange pa-

vr nan;'" .ur a cneap pony. Address J C. Lake County Time. 19

LIVE STOCK MARKET,

CATTLI1

Choice to fancy steers, $6.50rg 7.15;

medium to good sters, I5.40(cr6.40; in

ferior to fair steers, $4.70 (ft 5.30: fat cows and heifers, $4.25 6.25; canning cows and heifers, $2.2o5i 3.23; native

bulls and stags, i.2oib.l5; feeding

cattle, 60012)1,00 lbs. I3.402io.50; fair to

fancy veal calves, $6.25 (a 7.23; heavy

calves, $3.004.50; export steers, $5.33

tgftj.aw; distillery steers, a.4U'ffe.i&. SHEEP

Native lambs, poor to choice, $7,25 0

8.10; western lambs, inferior to fancy.

ii.liXGf S.10; Colorado lambs, $7.25H-8.ln; Feeding lambs, poor to choice, $6,754 7.50; shorn lambs, poor to best. $6.25 42)

7.05; western wethers, plain to best.

$fa.006.60; native wethers, poor to

prime, jb.ooif tj.60;

vearlines. common

on the nart of the aldermen dealing . J: . 7. 1 . . who hafl nhar nf the wnrir t, T?T-r a t xitttit -n-rrr TrPT?-n ' 1 choice, b.0fcj.2a; western ewes, m-

: - . , . report niea yesieraay in tne rorier cir- - ... . r j I 1 j r j n Ti I j j VV ilii Xiiw ierior to best, native ewes.

cult court before Judge W. C. Mc- - i wantkd 04rl .mmediatelv for gener-

Mahan. Is $269,000. To construct the r r l urcmea n advisaDie to recall al llousework ; g ood wages. Call Mrs.

Rnrnn itVi oriri rirnin ofr tha auh-1 the dancer and pay her extra for this .Tamps imp 1101 Washineton street,

. a . J, .v.- 1 I prv("A Wo had elreniW o-nna n n I liarV Ind. 'v-l

mciKcu j&uua ui Liia lcuiiqi uatk i - - hnv, I - '

with the subject

It Is obvious that the chairman of j the new committee on harbors, wharves

and bridges should be on of the ablest

constructive leaders in the council and

that the membership of the committee should be selected with special refer

ence to the very important problems

to be dealt with during the coming

year. Chicago News.

Jane ana t-orter counties so tnai iney i caiioo it.imuK laieni lor 1 . , , f ......i

can be used for business and residential 1 tne occasion ana l would not sanction I housework 43',, Masroun avenue. East

ferior to best. SS.OOS'eO: nati

plain to prime, $5.00(5 6.25; bucks, stags

ana cuu sheep, $3.50i( 5.60. Shorn sheep at 75c$l discount. HOGS

Bulk of sales. $7.25 7.33: heavy

THE

i

OF HAMMOND

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Capital $150,000. Surplus. . .... 100,000. J Undivided Profits.. 15,000. 1

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purposes, considerably over a quarter any iunner expenditure. Mr. Hoffman I Chicago. Ind. . 1 1 1 1 J 11 ,. . . . V. A l.v.nH A. . 1 . . . . . ,.l

The report Bled by the commission, re-appear providing the audience made dren and assist with housework. Mrs,

composed of A. P. Melton or LaKe coun- j it worth her while by taking up a Carl Schumacher, Shef fleld Ave.

, . . rT: n -i a TUT 1 1 cam n n I l,i ., X? Ctlnnh - 1 ' , . I , . ... I .

-y- .....uu emu u, i iicu nun. Aiiio was agreea to. ana tne vjtaxtt.it-! ... v,...nrir An.

collectlon was taken. The expectation ply 4S60 Oleott avenue. East Chl-

of the audience being to witness anoth- cago.

field of Porter county, contains much data of Interest to the people of this

county. The amount of dirt which will

have to be removed before the flow of

the Calumet river is reversed Is 2,823,486 cubic yards.

A peculiar fact .bout the construction

of this ditch Is the fact that after it

is completed the Calumet river will be made to flow in two directions. From

the Tolleston dam westward the stream

will flow into the Grand Calumet river.

and from the dam eastward the river

will flow into the lake. This will mean,

according to Mr. Melton, that the river

west of the dam will gradually dry up

until there will be but little of the

butchers. 240200 lbs, $7.306 7.40; light butchers. 190230 lbs, $7.257.40; light bacon. 1605il90 lbs. 1 7.1 1 fn 7 SO: lisrht

10-tfj light, 130155 lbs. $6.85i&7.15; heavy

shipping, 2a0300 lbs, 7.307.42H; heavy packing, 26O(fM0O lbs, $7.206 7.40; mixed packing( 200 250 lbs. $7.15 i 7.30; rough, heavy packing, $7.057.20; libht mixed. 1755200 lbs. $7.10ft 7.25 ;

poor to best pigs, 60135 lbs, $3,804;

b. rft; governments, boars and stags.

$3.S0(&7.50.

....... ..-v.-m'nr

6-5

er dance of the same character as the FEMALE HELP WANTED f ou are ones nreviouslv srlven. T do nnt think I sei-vlntr i-mirKplf in answerinK ads.

nnvnna hnji on i.. h.- , Und perhaps, service, like charity

-,i v. ,v., t.u r.., should begin at home.

tvu-tu. wniw nioc U1. v U II 11 jxx. O 1 1 1

famous stream left. There wlU be but ten lo nrteen minutes, during which

little water to feed it if the sources tim the audience carried on a quiet

Of supply, such as Eagle Creek and conversation, smoked, such members as

Deep river, are cut off, and during low desired walking in and out of the hall,

water the river will be hardly more 1 several gave for their reason the late-

than a creek. I ness of the hour, which was about 11

The general plan of the commission- I o'clock and quietly left the hall. Nobody

- . - . , , . , . , mi Ala . . ... .. . .

ers is 10 ojg inree unciiea. zat largest lnterierring witn meir ingress or

of these will be in the straightening of egress. As I said before the audience

the river from the main ditch to the was well conducted.

uoiieston dam, irom wnicn mere win "After the Intermission, the dancer

son, who Is the head of the Woodmen FEMALE HELP WANTED one oi tne Wo in TJsrr, 0A ,h k I "certainties" of want advertising is

, " "" , that u wm aiwaya fln(i a good etenog

iu ijuaiuun, ueiievs was ine neaa or l rapher lor you and qulcaiy.

, I ppi, ATT?. HOT t jk XTTLn TKa flHt

and I do not believe anything wrong ,nls will sornetlmesleave tbs

at that time as far as the audience or the committee were concerned, as he

was in a position to observe and would I IF YOU HAVEN'T A PLACID TO WORK

nnt hnva tnlero m-ntr uniAAynl. and want one. or if TOO haven t a

. . girl and want one. Times -aas

uuLu Aucr an milci m.aaiun oi irom been remarkably successfuL

t

should result in two want ads.

have

PRODUCE MARKET.

ery, extras, 28c; price' to retaail dealers, 30c; prints. Sic; extra firsts, 27c; firsts.

:c; seconds. 22c; dairies, extra, 2oc

i. NO. 1

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE We have a good barn on a

it-acre lot on Soutn isena imerur-

ban ; the barn can be made over into a

4-room house at small expense; lot is worth $500; anybody who buys this lot can have the barn free. Smith-Bader-Davldson Co.. 10th and Broadway, Gary, Ind. 9

FOR SALE Farms from $40 to $65 per

acre: if vou are on tne maritei tor a

be 1,445,345 feet dredged. The purpose ag.aln made her appearance, dressed farm write at once for 1909 price list, of this ditch will be to straighten out ln her danclnK COstume, as heretofore. finf, f,und. descrlptln- M" MU'

the river so that the water will more

easily stay in the bed of the river, and

it will be deepened so that the capacity

will be greater, the length is 38,170

feet. Another ditch, which is the so

I lution of the reverse of the flow of the

river, is the ditch from the river to the

tflbn or Tnn T1 r If -orhlrh irlll Kp kpv

. . . .

enty feet wide, 6,330 feet long and from oi C1UB l siage

FOR SALE Pedigreed Scotch collie puppies. Inquire at 7a State St, 9-6

FOR SALE Cashier's desk; as good as new; size 4 feet; will be sold cheap. Humpfer Bros., Hohman St. 8-3

possibly she had been drinking during

the intermission; I will give her the

benefit of the doubt, and say that she

was intoxicated, although appearance

did not indicate this, but whatever the

reason was, deliberately, and appar

ently acting upon the suersrestion of a I ttor sale One half Interest in fine

horse and buggy; same is gentie ana

rm .v.: .. . .. . can be driven by lady or children. or

whlrh there will be 987,144 cubic feet ttt l" ctt!M- Blue ol lae nau- sne particulars Inquire of William Frazier

....t. a .v.!-,. Aiu ,411 v. uver-iepoea me oouaas oi common de- ury. ma.

run to At,agie creeK to arain on mat - ..u.w, FOR SALE Cottage and two lots on

portion of Porter county, and will be

7,550 feet in length.

well received by the audience, and

realizing possibly the mistake she had I Holle

easy pay

n. Ton

ments. Inquire of ti. Van

leston. Ind. 8-6

The total length of all of the ditches ma.ae, eno orougnt ner performance to FOR s ale Six lots 4 blocks from

will be fifteen and one-half miles. The a very sudden close. The audience I courthouse; all for $1,100; cash or

present high water level will be owered quietly filed out of the hall, all con- time. Phone 287 after 6 p. m. 8-5

thirteen feet after the ditch Is con- I scious ttat a mistake had been made, for rat.E Two residences on corner

structed and It will be five feet below I but all seemingly taklntr the matter of 7th and Adams street, Gary; will

K the present low water level. There will like men and under the impression that T,et 18 r-. en .?,? V Je.nt -T

Bw I i ,vi o tnn ... 1 . . . . .. . nuuvci, hu "" J

w ovuicuuiiift wtci ww uwii- i il tuw maiter was aroppea at inai Garv T-tt

erB anectea oy tne draining oi tne suo- point the deplorable affair could be

firsts, 22c; seconds, 20c; ladles.

J-Sifcc; pactcmg stocK. lhc.

Eggs Receipts. 21,351 cases; miscel-!

laneous lots, cases returned. 18Uc;

cases Included, 19c; firsts, must be 70

per cent fresh, 19 Mc; prime firsts, packed in new whitewood cases and must be 70 per cent fresh. 20Ac: extra, soeciallv

packed for city trade and must be 90

pe rcent iresn, zi-c; ro. l dirties, 17c; checks. 16c.

Potatoes Recemts. a0 cars: choice to

xancy. ii.O2Ml.05; fair to good. SScta

$1.00.

Veal Quotations for veals In eood

oraer were as lollows: 50 to 60 lbs,

weight, 67c; 60 to 80 lbs. 78c;

eu to 1UU 1 OS, IftSLfKC; so to 100 lt)S, ( 10c: fancy. 10c

Dressed beef No. 1 ribs, 13 Mc; No. 1

.oins, isc; .o. l round. Sc; No. l

chuck, 7 Vic; No. 1 plate. 6c.

Live lioultrv Turkevs. nr lb. 17c:

phiclcftna fnnrla Ifir inrlno-a T-.n- r t r a

ters, 10c; geese,' 8c; ducks, li4c. '

rseans iea Deans, nana picKea, choice $2.55; fair to good, $2.452.50;

rea Kidney. 12.1552. Zo: ower srrades.

depending on quality, $2.052.10; brown

cweaisn. iz.3t(;2.40: ore erades. 11.70s

l.su; nmas, California, per 100 lbs, $4.60. Fruit Apples, $2.004.75 per brl; 75c $2.00 ner bu: bananas tnmbo ner

bunch $1.45; straight, $1.101.25; culls.

Bucmi.uu; Douquets, CoWSoc; lemons.

$1.852.60; oranges, $2.003.50; pine

apples. $1.503.2 per crate.

ureen vegetables Asparagus, $1.25 Sj)

..wv ,.A 'J . , 1.' V L O , U VI. 1. 1 DtXtV, 1. C 1 '

bage. $1.003.00 per crate: carrots. 80c

(tjti.uu per sacK; jzo.oo per ton; cauliflower. $1.00.32.60 ner box: celerv. 12

pioc per Duncn; cucumbers. 60cio:$l-0Q

per doe; green onions, 2ot65c per box;

uonseraaiBn, tuc ouncn; lettuce, neaa.

per hamper, $1.00S1.25; leaf. box. 25

zie: muenrooms 3o!ti'50c per lb; onions. 7075o per bu; parsley, homegrown, 10 15c per doz; peppers. $2.00

s.ou per crate; raaianes. 2350c per

APPRECIATION: This Bank values the business it receives from its customers and takes opportunity to tell them so. Our customers appreciate the service, coupled with security, that is extended to them. Therefore when you select a bank, select with care and permancy by going to a good strong bank.

merged land.

There was much rejoicing In Valpara

iso among those Interested in the pro

Ject when the report, containing 189

typewritten pages, was filed with the

circuit Judge. The happiest man ln

the county was Randall Burns, the pro

moter of the project, after whom the

ditch was named. The commissioners

have been at work on the surveys and

estimates since November 13.

kept from being made public property. TJJ Ca 1

"To show that the committee had no 1 Straube' Piano Factory. Take South

intimation of what oftorwanls hon. Hohman street car. 6-6

pened, I wish to state that on the

morning of the smoker, I personally in

FOR SALE-Saloon and dancing hall,

44x70 feet, on lot 80x270, at Oak

vited the Lake County Times to have Glen. etlnf," A"."1 1 c era. Tnnlli r0 nf IIP T m 9l X V OP'S I P ( lAif

one of their reporters present, stating j Gleii 111 B-lm

xaat we naa gone to a great aeal of

a T XT' Ola. nn aaUi. - 1.

expense and trouble in getting ready CTni for the smoker and desired to be giv- har: lot 100x185: good barn, chicken

ti T. h.i L th. Ln en PrPr credIt- A Hammond Daily coop and park; fine fruit, peaches, cherIt is believed that the construction , , , , ries, grapes and raspberries: must sell

; price $1,600. Geo. street; telephone

of the ditch can be started this year.

This depends upon the number of re

monstrances filed with the county oom-

mislsoners upon the assessments of

News reporter was also gladly wel-

soon. KOln Kt

corned and requested to give us credit Houser, 759 Logan

with his nansr. i 4383.

to Texas

benefits. These remonstrances must be TeSret for the occurrence and say that

"I again wish to express my deep for SALE Plenty of space in these

filed in court by the 18th of this month.

CHARLES HANLY HAY

OT GE SPECIAL JUDGE

I was a member of the committee and

I do not desire in any way to relieve myself of a responsibility which rests

upon me by virtue of my acting in that

capacity. I trust that this will be the

columns for you to get want Ad re

sults.

FOR KENT.

FOR RENT Two front furnished

rooms for light housekeeping, with

bath. Apply 427 Logan St. 10-2

Ul u"" v"ve "i tialn" FOR RENT Five and

mond that their citizens can still be

6-room new

brick flats. 420 Cedar street. $14; one

trusted to attend a smoker and conduct I 7-room flat, 5 Williams street. Inquire

Mrs. n.vans, ma is. i-ionrimn; pnoce

5231.

themselves in a proper manner.

"Thanking you in advance for any

assistance you may give ln putting the

Heariner Of SalOOn Cases trutu or tma mucn-to-te-regretted at- w T. Brown. Cor. Watling and

0 1 fair before the people of Hammond, so streets, Indiana iiarDor, ind

5.00

4.65

j$3j

Would Interfere With His Court Term.

that the matter may be seen ln its j

proper light, I am.

'Respectfully yours.

"EWARD SCHOTTLER."

FOR RENT Several desirable saloon

locations in Indiana liarDor. Apply to

Guthrie

phone

14. X-6

FOR RENT Three clean furnished

rooms for lisht houseKeeplnir: ren

reasonable. Apply 286 Michigan ave

nue. . 7-tf

300O ft. of Gas at 1.00

if8

1 Ton Coal

31 Cals. Gasolene at 15c per Gal.

ARE EQUAL IN COOKING EFFICIENCY! Yon can't afford not to cook; with Gas. Order your Range today.

NORTHERN INDIANA GAS 5 ELECTRIC CO. 147 South Hohman Street Phone 10

AHman Brothers & Dinvviddie (Incorporated) ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

LAKE COUNTY - CROWN POINT, Established 1872

INDIANA Capital $50,000

W9

Advertise in THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES.

Wi.AtV" m

George Manlove, attorney for Mike

Einzen and George O'Donnell, two of

the Gary saloonkeepers who are trying

to illegalize the Calumet township re

monstrance on the grounds that a ma

Jority of the signers were not legal

voters, believe that Juage Charles Han-

ley of Rensselaer, who has been ap

pointed by Judge Virgil S. Reiter of

the Lake superior court as special Judge in the case, will not be able to

serve.

Judge Hanley's term of court begins at the time that the case would come to trial, and the dates are so conflict

ing that it Is believed that another j Judge will have to be chosen. The plans that now seem likely to be adopt- ( ed are for Judge Reiter to name three attorneys ln the county and have each of the parties strike off a name, the remaining person to sit as Judge In the case. The saloonkeepers are anxious to have the case come to trial as soon as possible as they have a fighting chance to win their case, they believe, and the sooner the remonstrance would be knocked out the sooner they could again start in business. At the present time, however, it looks as if the saloons could not possibly open up again for a year, for should either side lose the case it could be appealed and the case could not be tried for several months to come. In this manner the advantage Is all with the remonstrat-ors.

Fresh morning milk bottled on our farm at Highlands and delivered daily to customers Also fresh butter. Cream, Butter Milk, and Cheese, order from wagon, or phone No, 9764

L.

Schornbrod & Hellmutt

i

Don't Borrow Money Blindfoldedr! When you deal withus you get a statement in black and white and you know just how much the cost will be. We loan on pianos, furniture, horses, wagons, etc- and leave the security in your possession. We offer the lowest rates of any company in the Calumet region get other companies' rates first and then get ours and be convinced. We will give you from one month to one year to pay back the money and adjust the size of the payments to suit your income.

Ask about our rebate system we allow you a rebate for each month that you pay your account up before the time stated in the contract If you need money, it will cost you nothing to come in and see us. We are always glad to explain our method, whether you borrow or not Our reputation for fair dealing means considerable to us. Such a reputation spreads through the recommendation of one customer to another, and the reputation we enjoy is one of our most valuable assets. Call on ns; or ask us to call on yoa Hammond Loan and Guarantee Co., ,45st. Phone 257 Office over Model Clothiers

The Chicago, like Shore &

!iE?iWQ south Mi Ry Ca tike table $1.002.00 per crate: turnips, sacks, 40 WWUHI UwIiU UJi UUi -

y.ac; watercress, ifso'ZUc per doz.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Effective November 29, 190S Subject to change without notice

Train leave Hammond for East

Chicago, Indiana Harbor and Gary as follows:

6:00 a.ra., 6:00 a, ra., 6:30 a. m., 7:06

a. m., 7:40 a.m., 8:20 a.m., 9:00 a. m..

8:40 a. m., 10:20 a. m., 11:00 a. m 11:40 a. m., 12:20 p. 12:35 p. m., 1:00 p. xn., 1:40 p. m., 2:20 p. m., 3:00 p. m., 3:40 p. m., 4:20 p. ta., 5:00 p. m. 5:20 p. m., 6:00 p. m., 6:40 p. m., 7:20 p. m. 8:20 p. m..

1 9:20 p. m.. 10:20 p. m., 11:00 p. m..

11:30 n. m.

Anna M. Fuller 1.300 Trains leave Hammond for MicM-

Lots 21 and 22, block 15 in fourth ran City and South Bend at 6:20 a.

addition. East Chicago Co. to m s-o o m 1ft-?n a m 1?-9ft n Anna M. Fuller 975 m- -'i?a- m- m- lz-?0 p.

Lot 6, block 60, East Chicago Co. tn., 12:35 p. m., Z:Z0 p. m., 4:20 p.

to winneia s. smith 4&u q., 5:20 p. m., 6:00 p. m., 8:20 p. m..

10:20 p. m.

EAS TCHICAGO. Lot 2. block 14, subdivision SAV 'i 28-57-9. William Semple to Jo

seph Bartholomew $1,000

Lots 10 and 20, block 10, subdivision NE H 29-37-9. Albert Given

to Steve Mayer 1,160

Lots 47 and 4S, blocK l, Walsh's addition. Georjre Klckler to Ja

cob Tatar 1

INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 31, block 18 in second addition. East Chicago Co. to Lou

Roop 200

Block 5, East Chicago Co. to City of East Chicaco....

Lots 1 and 2, block 8 in fourth ad

dition. Harbor liuiiding Co

GARY

Lot 6, block 10, Broadway addition Harolii E. Hammond to

Mary Malak 43d

Lot 13. block 4, Broadway addition. Silmfl. a Kohn to Nana

Hoffman 1,000

Lots 32 and 33. blocVc 11, Logan Purk addition. Emmet O'Connor

to Martin Rauch 600

CROWN POINT. T .rt. 9 Mbtv IV. "VVrtr, t i William

F. Hols .' 1,700

Part NE U SW i;, Goldie A. Hallemen to Phoebe Elizabeth

Ross 1

Train learing Hammond at 12:20

p. ra., ia:36 p. m., 2:20 p. m. and

l:lr. n. carry baggage. H. TJ. WALLACE, General Manager.

r

POR RENT OR SALE Building with

saloon and living rooms. Call John

Novak, cor. Morton and Columbia Ave.

East Hammond. 3-6

FOR RENT-

truck farm. Thornton township: one

mile of South Chicago city limits; terms will be such that will be hard to boat.

See Julius Smith. 205 Center avenue.

Burnham. 111. 16-tf

Drink Pure Spring Water

From tbe Beautiful Mineral Spring

Spring Hiii, st. Jonn, maiana Delivered 10c per gal. 3 gals. 25c. 4 gals. 40c. Call Phone 1 or 1 23.

Hammond Pure Water Supply Co.

FOR RENT Two suites of two rooms

each, furnished for light housekeep- ; ing. Inquire at 335 Truman avenue or '

phone 3931 iiammona. le-ti

WANTED TO RENT !

WANTED Furnished room; clean and !

quiet; all conveniences; hot water, and bath; would like breakfast. Ad- i

i dress J, Lake County Times. 30-tf

LOST AND FOUND. !

FOUND Opportunities ln The Times

want columns every aay in tne wees

except bunday.

PERSONAL

f-r u ry tj j

ur. n. J-. i laywaru

SPECIALIST Diseases of tie

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

Eyes Scientifically TetUed S Glasses Correctly Fitted

PERSONAL Every individual auto-

moDlle owner ln the united States

and abroad should Join the International Automobile League. Pamphlet showing the dealers' prices of automobile tires, also application blank

mailed upon request. 40-tf PERSONAL Have you rheumatism.

gout, moles, warts. corns. birth

marks or superfluous hairt Do you need

n electric vibratory or ooav massaR7

If so go to Prof G. F. Hoose, 238-92nd street, top flat. South Chicago, I1L 24

There Is Comfort

WHEN A MAN'S SALARY STOPS Thrtsgli sickness, failure of bis employer, er a uapezxalon of business, to feel that yoa have something to fall back on la your hoar of trouble. Pat a small amonit rich -week la fnga la a good, reliable saving; bonk, like the Citizens' German National Bank

Why not start the KtVf YEAH la a Re w VVey and Borrow Money to pay all creditors sad thereby concentrate all your Indebtedness to one place. WB LOAN on personal property security CORIDlrTXA.Lw Chicago Discount Co. 0138-40 Commercial Ave. South Chicago Boom 200 Fhone So. Chicago 104 Open Monday, Thursday and Saturday evenings until 9 F. M.

We dose other evenings at 6 P. fcf

S. C KE1NIVEY CENTRAL PARK B0ARDIN3 STABLES

BOARDING KXCLUSrVOT

ONE) DOLLAR STARTS ACCOCAT.

A SAVISC

240 Truman

Ave.

Fhone 63

Hanrmoud,

lad.

For &el1& Cheap! 10,000, CM)0 feet good new and secondhand LUMBER of all kinds. Doors, Windows, Plnmbini Good, everything; necessary to build a house with. Caii with estimates. J. G. RUEL, 7337 Jfficortt Are"

Room 402

MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS House built to suit

buyer, east part of Hammond; easy layments. Inquire of Paxton Lumber o. -19

Hammond BldjL WANTED Butcher with 100 to buy

interest in snoop; gooa paying Dullness. IL Van Hollen. Tolleston, Ind. 8

CHICHESTER S PILLS

Ladle! Ask your Urnirm 1 hl-cW-tera IMamon d II rn dVV fills in U4 nd (yoll mwiilicVV. boxs, teHed with Biu Kit baa. f Take It other. Rnr of roup " l,lAalNI BRAKD PILLM, fur yem known as Best, Safest, Alwy, RelUbi

vSOLO BY DStGOlSTS EVERYHHERi

Dost EJqoippd Rplr Shop la the Btata Q. W. HTJNTEE. AUTOMOBILE GARAGE Compressed Air FPJEE Bowser Oasollne System. 01 8. HOHMAN STREET. Phone 122. Huehn Block, Uanunond, X&4