Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 283, Hammond, Lake County, 19 May 1909 — Page 7

Wednesday, May 19, 1909

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IF YOU are in need of some extra money this spring don't forget the address. We loan on Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Warehouse receipts, etc. CHICAGO DISCOUNT CO. 9138-40 Commercial Ave.. Room 200 Phons S. Chicago 104. S. CHICAOO

Drink Pure Spring Water

From the Beautiful Mineral Spring Spring Hill, St. John, Indiana Delivered 10c per gal. 3 dais. 2Sc 4 ais. 40c. c all Phone i or 1 73. Hammond Pure Water Supply Go.

Tha Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend By. Go. TIME table In effect April 11, J00. Train, leave Hammond aa follow, i Wiiar ISUUSD EAST KnrTKn

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

INDIANA HARBOR. Part lots 8 and 9, block 6. John S. Stephens to Wlllard B. Van-

Horn $4,000

jjois is ana i. diock iz in iourtn addition East Chicago Co. to Stefan Kozlowski HAMMOND. Lots 4 5 and 46, blot k. 1, So Homewood addition, George H. Eder to Charles W. Kuss Lots 41 and 42, block 1, Morris' addition, Minnie Bauer to Emily Dotzek Lots 56 and 57. block 3 E-.Uwn addition. James F. Connor to Perry A. Wilson Lot 43, block 1, Morris addition. Joseph O. Morris to Tony Stepemrich Lot 16. block 1, Morris addition, Joseph O. Morris to Peter Matorina Lots 1 to 5. block 3 Homewood addition, Helen Hammond to Carrie H. Hill Lots 1 to 5, block 1, Hammond Transfer subdivision, Katherlne Levey to Nathan Kaufman WHITING. Lot 72, Sheridan Park addition, George P. France to Edward L.

l)ewey Section 5-34-8 W Part E J SW 4.89 acres. Kmma C. Barr to Ella Bowman Section 25-33-9 W Part E ife SW Ji. Clarence Surprise to Oliver Surprise

5s:

550

600

500

300

1,000

600

Daily j Sunday Daily Sunday"

6.10 7.00

7.35 8.15 8.47 9.00 D.83 10.15 11.00 11.40 12.12 l.OO 1.4(1 2. 13 3.00 8.40 4.13 6.00 S . 40 .05 0.3,1 .SO 7.40 8.35 9.35 10. SH 11.20

6-10 5.00 7.13 6.00 8.15 6.35 8.05 7.00 10.15 7.45 11.15 . 8.25 1213 .00 113 9.45 15 10.25 S-1S 11.00 -15 11.40 12.23 7 l.OO -'-0 1.40 7.4S 2.25 H45 S.OO -33 3.40 10.35 4 25 11.20 6.0 5.40 0.20 6.50 7.40 8.15 0.15 10.15 X12.20

5.30 6.85 7.20 8.40 9.15 9.40 10.45 11.40 12 45 1.25 2.45 3.40 4.45 5. SO 0.18 . 35 7.20 8.15 0.15 10.15 112.20

Gary only. ' x Michigan City only. Figures In light for A. M.; In black for P. M. Trains leaving Hammond east bound at 6.35, 9.00 and 11.00 a. m.; 1.40. 3.09 and 5.40 p. m., will carry baggage. For Information call Hammond 130. W. U. WALLACE. t l t General Manager.

PRODUCE MARKET Butter Firsts. 22c; seconds, 20c; dairies, extra 22c; lirsts, 19c; seconds, 17c; ladles, No. 1, 17c; packing stock, 16Msc Eggs Receipts. 24.02S cases: miseel-

, laneous lots, cases returned, 19c; cases

included. lsc; ordinary firsts. 19c; firsts, must be 70 per cent fresh, 20c; prime firsts, packed in new whitewood cases and must be 83 per cent fresh, 21c; extra, specially packed for city trade and must be 90 per cent fresh, 23c; No. 1 dirties. 18c; checks, 17c Potatoes Receipts. 20 cars; choice to fancy. S38."c; fair to good, 72S82e, New potatoes Receipts. 22 cars; choice to fancy. S 1.255X-1.30; fair to good. 11.20. Veal Quotations for veal In good order were as follows: 50 to 60 lbs weights. 6?6V4c; 60 to 80 lbs. 64(0Sc; SO to 100 lbs. fancy. 10c. Live poultry Turkeys." per lb, 15c; chickens, fowls. 15c: roosters, 10c; geese, Sc; ducks, 10c; springs 2 lbs or over, $4,004; 8.00 per doz. Beans Pea beans, hand picked, choice. $2.60(32.62; fair to good, $2 45ft 2.50; red kidney $2.00 512.15; brown Swedish, $2.20((i2.25; limas, California per 100 lbs. $4.904.95 Fruit Apples. 12.00(5.00 per brl; 75c fr$2.00 per bu; bananas, jumbo, per bunch. $1.45; straight. Jl.lfKil.25; culls, 80c(?i $1.00: bouquets, 65$f 85c; lemons, $2.00 2.50; oranges. $2.00 ff 3.00 ; grape fruit. $3. 00ft 5.00; rineapples, $1. 75ft 2.25 per crate; California cherries, $2.50 per box. , Green vegetables Asparagus, 75cft $1.25 per box; beets. 50ft85c per box; cabbage. $1.25 5?" 1.7 5 per crate; carrots, $1.00ft1.25 per sack; new, box, 75cft $1.00. celery, $1.50ft5.00 per crate: cucumbers. 50cft $1.15 per doz; cauliflower. $1 OOftl 25 per box; green onions, 25

ilioc per box; green peas. 50cft$135

per Du; horseradish, 60& 75c bunch; let-J-?',oAhead' PGr hamper. 25cfl.00; leaf, ioft0c per box; mushrooms, 25345c per i,?lons- 60(&ac per-bu; pieplant. oOc ifto-? box; parsley, home grown, iuft20c per doz; peners, $1.002.00 per crate; radishes. 50ft 85c per box; string f o-,g-reen- 1-251.5(T per bu: wax. i.JoU)l.o0 per box; spinach, 2540c per box; tomatoes. $2.00 2.25 per crate; turnips, boxes. 4050c; watercress, 10 loc per doz.

LIVE STOCK MARKET.

cattle:

ynolee to fancy steers, $6.90 7 30: medium to good steers. $6. 10ft6.S5; 'inferior to fair steers, $5.25 ft o.90 ; fat

cows ana heifers, $4.50 ft 6.75 ; canning

neners, ..ia (, a.ty; native bulls and stage, $3.60 ft 5.65 ; feeding

lunpi.mi) ios, 3.i&ft5.60; fair to fancy veal calves, $6. 00ft 3.75; heavv calves, $3.50ft5.25; export 'steers, $5.90 ftb.6o; distillery steers, $6.15 6.85. Bulk of sales. $7. 20ft". 40; heavy butchers. 240ft 300 lbs, $7.3 5 7.47 ; light butchers, 190ft230 lbs $7.25ft 7.4o; 1 srht bacon, 160ft 190 lbs, $7 057.3 0; light light, 130ft 155 lbs, $6.80ft7.10; heavy shipping. 250ft300 lbs. $7.50ft

ou; neavy packing. 260ft,400 lbs, $7.20

V ' pacKing. 2uu:uifi0 lbs. li.lOft 1.2a; rough, heavy packing, $6.95 ft 7.U; light mixed, 175ft 200 lbs, $7.05ft 7.25; poor to best nle-s fiAftl3 5 ih.

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We offer vacant lots that are rapidly advancing in value We will furnish you money with which to build We will sell you a house ready for occupancy VACANT LOTS IN OAK RIDGE ADDITION ON STATE SIBLEY AND SUMMER STREETS, ALONO THE LINE OP GARY INTERURBAN STILL FOR SALE AT OLD PRICES Also some of the choicest residence in Turner's Addition near Froxmity to Crown Point Electric, will be sold on easy payments and reasonable amount of money furnished to build.

.). i ; ft 6. SO; governments boars nnd

stags. $3. 25ft 7.40.

Native lambs, noor tr rhniro te ?;ia

9 10: western lambs infe

$8.3oft9.10; Colorado lambs, poor to prime, $8.40ft9.15; shearing lambs, poor to choice, $7.75ft8.25; shorn wethers, plain to best, $6.25ft 6.75; shorn lambs poor to best. $7.258.15; shorn vearlings. poor to best $8.7Sff?7 35- thnrn

ewes, inferior to best, $4.50 ft: 6.25: shorn

uuctia. stags ana cuu sneep. $3. 75ft 5.23 Wool sheep. 56ft75c premium.

CASH GRAIN MARKET-

Winter wheat bv simnb' Vn 9 r-A

$1.471.50; No. 3 fed. $1.43 'a 1.47: No. 2

ra. i.ufti.3i; ;so. 3 hard, $1.25

Spring wheat bv snmnlo- Vr i

?,or,l-,h.5rrl- l-30HfM-42; No. 2 northern, $1.28ftl.31; No. 3 spring. $1. 26ft 1.30.

Corn by samnle: No f 75U.P- 9

white, 76 '4 ft"76Vic: No. 2 yellow. 75V.'ffi

6c; No. 3. 74 c: No. 3 ivhtto 7fif v ?

yellow, 7o'4ft75Vsc; No. 4. 7'4ft74',c.

Oats by sample: No. 2 white. 59c;

iNo. A white, o8ft &9c; No. 4 white. 55

nsr: standard, RH;ft'59''1c

Market Place of the Munnimakers vLhriSu,gSestions-Even Inspiration-to any Wideawake Business Men The Fact 5 jT thC NCed f 3ny NeW EmPl0 n-t a Sign thS you iU Rnd a 1 Paying Idea by Running Through the Situation Wanted Ads in Todas m 2 ,

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LOW RATE EXCURSION TO MunGiB 52. larinn 1

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ROUND TRIP via c. c. & L. SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 22 Train leaves C. C. G L. station, Hammond, at 11:06 p. m. Tickets good returning until train N. 2 of Monday, May 24. For farther information and tickets ol C. W. HEIMBACH, Agt. 154 S. Hohman St.

Office Phone 1801

Res. Phone 4494

FOR SALE.

High 13 US 107 V4

67- 5S

-Onp Art r.Ul-ljn.1 !

Hr&t-class condtion. at a reasonable

."? -'P'y m. iimm 2rf. in,ih,n , .

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Hlvd., liobertsdaie.

FSi?, SALE Cheap, fast, stylish young t ,fl1VlnK J?0IT-, Al,pl' :lt Maxwell's LAtry stable. Indiana Harbor. 19-3 kK Two cottages on Fred St"; $1,800 if taken at once; Laving titv Inquire 5u3-121st St., Whiting js-

FOK SALE No. 2H TlufTj,

cll or write to W. Zicsenhenne lvi

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Wheat Open May ..12;4 July ..114is i-Vpt. ..106--,, Oer. . . 1 0 4 s Oorn

May ..72

July Sept. Dec. Oat

May ..58-' Julv . . 51 Sept. ..4311,-14 i'tc ..4 3-s VorU.

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Sept. ..IS 45 I arilMay ..1075 July . .1075 Sept. ..litST1. Short H lbsMa y . .1010 July . . m 2 'i Sept. ..1020

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Close 12S4 113 105 104-i 2 68Ji 66H 571,

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Cttyrigki, jqoq, by Metropolitan Syndicate, Inc.,N. Y.

Sit Still

of the TIMES has it.. If you don't find it advertised in the TIMES' classified ads, the Market-place of the Munnimakers, then a TIMES ad of your own will find .t for you. You are sure of getting the right thing, at a price that is fair to both buyer and seller. And you are sure to get it easily and quickly without the work and uncertainty of hunting for it yourself. What's more, rFVUr.e f 3 SqUarC deaL Fr thC VCry ex!stence d growth of the

--" H-y, is prooi mat in this Market-place of the

,na"r5' DOin Buyers and sellers, employers and worker pay and good values.

Dear Mr. Munnimaker, cjo The TIMES Classified Columns. Through a little Munnimaker Classified Ad in the TIMES, I bought a gasoline engine. Yours Truly, Motor Boat. Write Mr. Munnimaker, care of THE TIMES, or phone him, No. 111, whenever you want anything.

K feA-Ut 50-foot vacant lot: also double house on Warren St., Homewood. G B. Sheerer, Hammond. Ind.: phono 13.i. 15-tf

FOIt SALE Kntlre household goodmust be sold by next month; will seli ea;p;,P,ar.ty is Soins to leave town. Apply 421 btanton St. 13-10

1 S 47 H U45 1075 1075 10S7'i 1010 1 0 I 2 Li 1020 "

43 ,

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1S35 1S37 '2 1057 4 1057 V;. 1072 1-2 1002 iZ 1007

43N 44U-j 1S30 183 7 'i 1S40 10574 10572 1072:2 1010 10(,5 10124

FOR hALl Two top grocery wagons good bus. buggies; stovewood; hay at oO and 75c bale; corn 90c bu: some cheap horses. Hammond Horse Market 396 calumet Ave. 14-6eod

FOR SALE Refrigerator; holds 100 lbs ice. Apply 244 Sibley St; phone 1744.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received untu ,:SU p. rn. Tuesday. June 15. 1609 lor the construction of the , Christian church m Hammond. Ind. Plana and specifications may be procured from office of liump & Berry, architects, room

i upper ouiidlng. Hammond. S.-parate a?i,.r SIt,ia?1 he8rig. plumbing and atirtr will hp .-n'. r.t...i n .

be submitted to II. B. Ooulas chair-

...... i.u ;.!ing committee, C.lendale, Hammond. Ind., and each bid must be accompanied by a certified check to thamount of 15 pcr cent of bid The I'L'3!;', ,rH,rv,'j tha riSht to reject any

bid

or all bids.

19-6

1 O RhALL Lease and furniture of old estaoltshed saloon and boarding house. 4 Rluminer Ave., Hammond. 13-6

FOR HALE Pure bred Rhode Island

i"llr-v ana eggs for hatching

19 Williams St., Hammond.

E. E. Beck.

Ind.

13-2w

7TasolIne UKhts. complete outht; will sell cheap on account of leaving town. 594 Fayette St. 12-tf

FOR SALE Try a Tor sale ad, the people of Lake county will then know about it. tj

NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Hereafter all contractors will be reqUlr".'J make application and procure a buhding permit from the building lno?er.nbfore J,ef1rn,n the erection or reouild any building in the city of Hammond. They will also be required to obtain. special permit before plac-' Ing any building material on any of the street sof the city of Hammond. J. K. KUHLMAN. Building Inspector.

WARNING NOTICE. My wife. Mary Brueckner. having left my bed and board, the public is hereby notified that I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by her FRITZ BRUECKNER. Hammond. Ind., May 14 1909.

Munni-

are getting fair

JLALE HELP. WANTED. rfJ-EDrR?Uway mail clerks, post-

n- n, "' a-000 appointments com-

ately for 1'CT,- . "

ept- 6B, Kochester, N. Y. 12-ti!

WANTED Succes Mnrln- rnulmi

Lllfl BAr. a ' ; T

n. rrt an In Ha mm nn A

BM,:" " expiring aubacriptiona of secure new business by means noHi? methds unusually effective; Position narmar,o.. . . w

Dilrtn.n.Lbut would consider any ap-

tlnn.- . . l" ot"l natural qualinca"alary i.60 per day. with commission Oct nn A -1 X.. .

K,,"; -1, peacock, roo ml02. Success Magazine Eldg., New York. 1

look

FE IMALE HELP W A MTRT)

WANTEr Girl for housework; aged 15 Vara Ann!,. ) u-nii 7,. 1 "s. 1J

o ,t iiiumiH et., top Hat.

S Room House on Doty Street . . 7 Room House on Indiana Avenue 5 Room House on Murray Street 8 Room House on Douglas Street

$2,200 $1,200 $1,250 $2,800

1 Story Brick, 'ew, Michigan Avenue qq

WANTED Good trirl as rnnlt .iTTTTTTT

general housework: nnwt "M

ntve5e!?Cx 1,e willing to work. Ap-

phone 1941.

19-1

WANTED Girl for general hnmownrt.

two in family. Mrs. L. Heintz. 542 s

19-3

Hohman.

UOU KENT. FOR RENT Two rooms furnished for AigJ1 housekeeping on Walter. Applv 34o Truman; phone 3931 19-4

FOR RENT Two five-room flats; all improvements. Inquire Hub Dept Store, 308-1 19th St., Whiting. ly-3

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. TI.r-JI,ATK OF INI I ANA, LAKE I-SIYW IX THK WKE SUPERIOR COURT. MAY" TERM, 19u9. ISIDORE J; MOIUESKA VS. NA I'M LAZAROS

TO ATTACH ' ACTION Now comes the plaintiff bv Robert B. McAleer, attorney, and liles his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants, Naum Lazaros, George D. Evangelof and Ivana Evangelof, are not residents of the State of 1 ndiana, Sa'(l defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said court, and that unless he appear and answer or demur therein at the calling of said cause, on the i5tu day of June A. I). 1909, the same being the forty-first .lav of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in the Superior Court House at Hammond, in said Countv and Statw on the second Monday of May A. D. 1909 said action will be heard and determined in their absence. In Witness whereof. I hereunto st my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 4th day of May A. D. 1909. ERNEST L. PHORTRIDGE, EY CHARLES W. AMEs! U ' Deputy Clerk.

0 RIILNT One front room furnished for light housekeeping at 2S4 Plummer avenue; phone 2634. 19-1

FOR RENT Cheap if taken at once, 8room modern flat in 1,00. k -1 l. hu.

hot water heat. Owner at premises aii day tomorrow. 5 William St iai

FOR RENT Nice 6-room Call 38 W. Condit St.

flat.

cheap. 18-3

FOR RENT Furnished room with or without board. 19 Carroll St. 18-2

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for

iisni i.ouseKeeping at 271 Indiana

17-3

Ave.

F.n.KIrNT Two furnished rooms for

"ou.-ifKeeping. .no. 7 Clinton

17-

WANTED Y o u n

hn,,..,.!, -.,'? 'tip at

-..-"Uli,. at 1 IJOtV St Harr,

18-2

mond.

WANTED Girl

work. Apply

for

eenera I

3 Sibley St.

house

18-tf

WANTED Woman for house cleaning Apply Erie Hotel. Hammond, Ind 7 17-3

WANTED Experienced dfnino-

girl at once at Hotel Carleton.

room

17-3

REAL ESTATE in AH Its Branches

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There Is Comfort

WHE A MAN'S SALARY STOPS Through stckaea. failure ( his em. yloyer. or a auapmalon of baalnesa, to feel that yon have something to fall

Tom hour of trooble. Pot a small amount each week la

lags ta a good, reliable savtags baak like the '

Hammond, Ind. citizens' German national Bank

WANTED Girl for trenera! l,.t.

Work: annlv at nn- a oa n- ,,:

t j , , , . a r urren et.

1 VTCr, 1.-- - . . - ' 11

c fAyent'iicea giri xor gener-

Booth.

AddIv

39 Webb St.

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WANTED At onc 90 more babies to enter the big contest For fMs.

particulars see Cross Photo Co. in their

30-tf

Ind.

ea dollar starts account.

A SAVIXP"

MONEY MONEY

C-9-&0-

Well how

pay off all

owe, instead of

60-

69-

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LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE, PIANOS HORSES AND WAGONS. One Month to One Year. Weekly, Bi-Weekly or Monthly Payments

OPZX EVEKIKGS

Are VAM tha Yrwan A . .

j v uvi ouu 1 1 i ti vi 14 mi u t r s 1 .

small deht Qr,,t ," "I . l,cr, UP an your

ahnnt r3 1 . P'aCe yoU owe',1; "s..fu.ralsr- th Money to

iv. ii us oe me one place vou tne several.

lmA?4? 13 DOt What WS are here for- WeSare will coBttyoUydtttbe 2eUt any amount of Money Z , J and we mako no deductions or additions We Morf4.ileIl!?d maDy' many rePle ln our Plan of Loaning SKJ Si w'aiff" We can help you' lf you wm -T-! wXte?f,0 f "ime is case of Sickness, Death Loss ot iveraue"11" PS'tiVe,y n F,nC3 are ,evled on n0tUR REBATE PLAN is the BIG SAVING for all our Customers and Is a point not to be overlooked when you eed- ur Methods of doing business are strictly XSSSdto T mSt klDd Snd COUneOUS trement ex Do you owe the Landlord, Grocer, Doctor or some other Loan Company and disatlsfled with their High Rates and lesTdet: Ct US Pay thCm a" 3nd Give more MoneJ CALUMET LOAN CO. Largest and most reliable Company in Calumet District.

mum i naranona Eicg. pftons 323 Pnone. Wrtti or Call

FOR RENT Three nicelv firnlEh,i

rooms for light housekeeping with bath and toilet; one block from interurban line at 301 Chicago Ave. Inquire 3o.j Chicago Ave.. Hammond 17-tf

Ron Sale Cheap! IO,000,(K)0 feet good new end secondhand LUMBER of ail kinds. Dors, Windows, PlambJnz Qoods, every thins necessary t3 build a house with. Call with estimates. J. G. RUEL, 7337 titf

k k RODU

IS ARRESTED

RETALIATfOi

Alexander A. Rodman, the Gary colored man who swore out the warrant in the lake superior court charging David Johnson and William Piper with keeping ap. immoral house, was himself arrested yesterday in retaliation for his efforts to clean up the colored joints in Gary. The warrant was sworn out by Robert Wyne Johnson, formerly an employe of Mayor Knotts, and ex-editor of the Colored Press. The trouble between the two men arose In Hammond, where they wer.; both summoned to appear in the superior court where the case against David Johnson and Piper had been called. An argument was started over the' character of William Piper. Johnson defending him and Rodman maintaining

mat he should be prosecuted. It is not known how serious the trouble became, but for some reason or other Johnson' thought that he should have recourse before tho law. It is intimated, however, that Johnson had an ulterior motive which David Johnson and William Piper might help to explain.

1-OR KENT Lots ot advertising space in these columns in which you can get rid of that spare furnished room.

F. RENT Two desirable flats on Adams street, near 7th avenue; five rooms with bath. Inmiiro f n,.rnn s.

1U2y- 207 Keloids Blds.. telephone

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y tggMis easy lsir get pp

293.

FOR RENT Deslrp ole room at 1204 Beacon street; steam heat, electric lignt and all modern conveniences; lady preferred. .East Chicago. 16-tf

RJ.RENT"Tw-Btory Drc building, Indiana Harbor; suitable for saloon and rooming house; corner mrain street; ?elif '5- Address John R. Farovid Co. Indiana Harbor. Ind.; phone 34. 16-tf

MONEY

-MONEY

LOANS MADE IN HAMMOND, EAST CHICAGO WHITING, INDIANA HARBOR GARY, HEGEWISCH, WEST HAMMOND. Private and Confidential. Low Rates and Standard Service. OPEN EVENINGS

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SITUATIONS WANTED ""yoathadnwrer WANTED Washings to do at home who 19 1?okln for It. Don't expect Call 552 Wilcox Ave., or phone 5143! any greater service from It. WANTED Situation by ladv in caso FOI7 KENT You need never answer an of confinement or other sickness" if ad ?ut of idle curiosity for there not contagious. Write or call at Mr.. are alwa'8 sol:re that really concern Lulu Crittenden. 52 Garfield Ave W est yU' Hammond. ' i ' " ' WANTED-Washlngs-and ironings ta BARTER EXCHANGE. en home. Call llfUoberts Ave Rob- FOR EXCHANGE One cook stove ertsdale, or phone 611 Whiting. ' 13-6 range, one gas plate, one bedstead one single barrel shotgun, for what MISCELLANEOUS y AMres9 D 11 care Tlme8WANTED Debts to collect; law and FOR EXCHANGE Winchester takecollections, any kind, anywhere- we 1f'wn shotgun, 12 gauge, case recan get your money for you; write for coil Pad- ladln tools, for refrigerator particulars. Calumet Mercantile Agency g,r ru- Address II E. IAke County East Chicago, Ind. 15ws Tinies- 14 AGENTS Men and woman;" useful FOR EXCHANGE Webster Improved 8 household articles; sell in every horsepower gasoline engine; in good home; big profits; agents making 150 con,dU1Aoni fr a good work horse or weekly; write today. Household Serv- mule- Address J, Lake County Times. 22 ice Co., 6630 Minerva Ave., Chicago 18-6 ' ' ' FOR EXCHANGE Three-compartment "WANTED The people of m.Wfc? borx w'ST Lake countv to know we drf93 R- Lake County Times. ! Loan Money on Watches and ?&S?n&i7tV & Diamonds. Calumet Loan iw'ffl cSuSf? dTic.dltloiV Hannndnd1110 PERSONAL iiammona, ma. -tf personal just one tnai ought to 1 . convince you that Times ds r EVERY INDIVIDUAL AUTOMOBILE b8t- TheV o the business Don't pay ' owner in the Lnited States and a? agent to do it for you. Use our abroad should Join the International advertising columns. ur I Automobile League. Pamphlet showing I 2i?ti5S?cr.n,l iTffSn1"? LOST AND FOUND. ! LauBe? Homeeoffl"ralnuffAlot0mN9b,Ye 1yTJn "V. collector's notebook; I Leon A Berezniak nffl.i '.. iN' ' of no use to anyone but owner. Find- ; o iSr k- otflc' Ti G"- oyj WANTED TO RENT LOST Stick pin with setting, on Hoh- ' WANTED Five-room flat unetair,- w'ahar ,V!.at? l'een Postoffice and care'me0 rou"hou- 1 S""1 " T-Vt BOARD AND ROOMS FOqt Sln'ZrS oS'l I WANTED Boarders. Call at 11715777 tfolf, v, sPecta' In case, be- ! Whftfng Rolertsdale cr phoneme 11 oyf yk j io-6 Chicago. Return to 1204 Beacon St. 17-tf

iif"U rn h"US'noi1 food- or piano, horse and wason etc. you have aU the securitT we require for a loan of any amount from $10 00 up security twelve ni"nhJtCh"ebe rt:UrDed " week1' OT monthly payments, in from one month to vr ZAre Lo.' er ,lhan oth company in the Calumet District. yoi: "count i. Paid before due. soyou We gWe yon the full Mount ol the loan. The other Company makes a practice or deducting $3.80 from a $50.00 loan and the borrower gets only $41.20, and is charged for the full $50.00. wha?h?ctwTnheWfr0m U3 yU PSt 8Uteraent .r account. an3 know Just WMZ1 y0arf" .lad to There era many othsr aivantacei to be had by dealinz with the oldest lr.r.t most rehabJe rmpany in the Calumet District. oiaest. largest and REMEMBER V,'e arethe tlain figures and squaredeal company.

Call write or phons, anJ our representtlve will see you We make loans anywhere In the Calumet district on a few hours notice

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ammonti Loan & guarantee

145 South Hohman Street

Over Mo5el Clothiers

ASK US ! YOU CAN DEPEND ON WHAT WE SAY

t"l yi Lake Count? Tiile & Guaranty Co. j

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ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES f. B. KOXT, Presiient tKA.HK iiAiiMDND, Vice-President J. S. BtACKMtT. Secrrtary A. H. TAPPER. Treasurer KQW'AKD J. LDH, Minsa Secretary's Office 2 Tapper Block HAMMOND ANJ HAMMOND CROWN POINT, IND