Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 302, Hammond, Lake County, 11 June 1909 — Page 7
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(Special to Tub Times.) East Chicago, Ind., June 11.
mencement week Is on. Yesterday It was Inaugurated by a concert given In the evening by the high school chorus and other musical organizations belonging to this institution. THaTevent took place at the auditorium, Indiana Harbor, and from a musical standpoint it was an immense success. The public, however, did not turn out to as large an extent as the quality of the affair, and the time and effort entailed in its preparation would warrant. There were only about 150 persons present, the audience being
composed with but few exceptions East Chicago residents.
Program Carried Oot In Detail. The program was carried out exactly as planned, and those participating did not allow the smallness of the crowd to mar tho quality of their work,' and the concert was a credit to Miss Mary A. Stone, who directed it. j The boys' quartet and the double quartet made the biggest hit perhaps, and their responses to encores were "in a lighter vein," the selections they chose for these numbers being laughings songs and nonsense jingles. The girls' chorus was especially good, with Flossie Plckard as soloist, In the selection, "There Little Girl, Don't Cry." The program was as follows: The Evening's Program, II Trovatore Verdi (arr.) Lillian Williams, Florence Lewis Sunrise A. E. Johnstone Chorus Spring Song Duerrner Boys' Double Quartet There, Little Girl, Don't Cry E. Campion (arr.) Solo and Girls' Double Quartet Le Meteore Emil Liebling Esther Cohen The Elf horns F. Bullard Chorus
Fly With Me Mendelssohn
Mixed (double) Quartet
The Fairy Ring
Arbutus Grieg First Year Girls
Anna Bolena Arr. Sep. Winner Mabel Riley, Anna McShane Spinning Chorus Flying Dutchman. Wagner (arr.) Holy Art Thou Largo (Xerxes) Handel Chorus Part II. , Arabesque Andre Florence Lewis In May H. Parker Girls' Double Quartet The Mountain Lake C. Donauroff Chorus How Can I Leave Thee Boys' Quartet. The Farmer and the Pigeons Taubert (arr.) Girls' Chorus In Siberia. . .Russian Moujik Folk Tune Chorus
In the Forest Mendelssohn Double Mixed Quartet Chiqulta Spanish Folk Tune Chorus Heights Spohr Boys' Double Quartet Olay Trygvason Grieg Chorus
HISTORIC BAILLY TOWH 10 HAVE COflVEflT
Sisters to Establish Academy Along Calumet River.
EAST OF GARY IN PORTER GO.
Is a Charming Place and First One in These Parts to Be Settled by Whites.
The Day in Congress
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(Washington. D. C, June 10, 1909.) Senate. With the woolen schedule of the tariff bill still under discussion, repeated efforts of the "progressive" republicans to break the ranks of the Aldrich forces were defeated. Numerous amandments offered by Senator Dolliver looking to a reduction of the finance committee's rates were voted down. On request of Senator Bailey at the day session a vote on the income tax was put over until tomorrow. The evening session was devoted to speeches by Senators Gore and LaFollette, both in advocacy of lower wool rates. Mr. LaFollette offered a number of amendments to the wool schedule. At 10:50 o'clock the senate adjourned until tomorrow. House. After being in session eleven minutes the house of representatives adjourned today until Monday. Although
there was a good representation of members, there seemed to be no disposition to transact any business and little was undertaken.
Historic Bailleytown is to have a convent and as a result Gary will have a young ladles' academy at its doors. Baillytown Is a charming place on
the Calumet river and along the route of the South Bend inteuruban line. It
Is seven or eight miles east of Broad way.
History says that the first permanent settlement in this part of Indiana was made there. More than a century ago a French-Canadian fur trader named
Bailley do Messein settled at the spot described. The sand duns of Lake county contained no beauty yet a few miles removed from it is located one of the most beautiful places In Indiana.
Here the trader made his living deal
ing with the Indians. When he died
the estate still remained in the family Anally passing into the hands of th
recent owner, Miss Frances Howe, his granddaughter, who is said to have
sold it to an order of nuns for convent
and school purposes.
No doubt the sisters recognized Gary
as a good field to draw pupils from. The location and surroundings are Ideal and of a good academy is established Gary young ladies will patronize It.
Market Place of the Munnimakers Fall of Live Suggestions Even Inspiration to any Wideawake Business Man. The Fact that You Don't Feel the Need of any New Employees Isn't a Sign that you Won't Find a Paying Idea by Running Through the Situation Wanted Ads in Today's Munnigrams
MALE HELK WANTED.
Catseye lucky stones bring good luck. Thousands carry them In U. S. Beautifully cut. In handsome casket. $1.00. Catseye Mining Co.. No. 50fi Chamber Commerce, Detroit, Mich.
FOR RENT.
WANTED At once, middle
aged, first class butcher:
capable of taking charge of
market; must thoroughly un
derstand the business and be
a fast workman- Apply W. R.
Diamond, h,ast Chicago.
FOR RENT Modern 8-room house, 32 Ogden St.; furnace heat. gas, etc. Phone 4082 or 2502. Call 11 Carroll St. or &' Plummer Ave. 8-tf Ffl'i 1M"VT Woll PKtnhHshort hnnrrtlm?
I house: partly furnished; will sell fur-j ! niflll'M p-ivo ifaact tn Cliit lunnnt Ji
rartlcuiars see Houren, Sefton and Ren- j oliet. Lawyers, rooms 4, 5 and 6, Bren- 1 nan llock. Broadway. Gary. 3-tf 1 FOR RENT Two furnished rooms fort
light housekeeping: bath and toilet
j 3512 Grapevine St.. Indiana Harbor. 7-tf
FOR RENT Good store and living rooms; 137th St.. Indiana Harbor, in Polish neighborhood; suitable for cloning, dry goods or grocery store; reason, able rent. Write at once to Mr. Nowak, Box 414, East Chicago, or phone 1963
11-3 t Hammond. 6-5
W ANTED Experienced bookkeeper to take full charge of office. E. C. Minas
Co.
10-3
WANTED Man to handle catseye lucky stones in this territorv. Hustler with small capital. Fine proposition. Address Cavseve Mining Co., No. 506 Chamber Commerce, Detroit, Mich.
A ANTED Man or woman at once to help in truck garden; 3 weeks job; $1 per day and board for competent help. Apply by letter to W. P. Beach, R 3, Rockefeller, 111. 9-3 i
MEN WANTED To collect medicinal roots, barks, herbs, etc. For particui?r?' enclosing stamp, write to J. C. Zehrlng & Co., Lebanon. Pa. 5-12
FOR RENT Well furnished front rooms for gentlemen or ladles. 753 Connecticut St. Gary. ,4-tf
SOTi RENT Desirable room at 1204 Beacon street; steam heat, electric light and all modern conveniences; lady creferred. East Chicago. 16-tf FOR RENT Two-story Drlck building. Indiana Harbor; suitable for saloon and rooming house; corner rrrain street; rent $75. Address John R. Farovld Co.. Indiana Harbor. Ind.; phone 34. 16-tf
FOR SALE.
Catseye lucky stones bring good luck. Thousands carry them in U. S. Beautifully cut. In handsome casket, $1.00. Catseye Mining Co., No. 506 Chamber Commerce, Detroit, Mich.
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG. Do not ; allow your gray balrs to make i you old looking. Gray haired: neonle are back numbers. Da
not be one. Tbe use ol
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will permanently restore tbe youtbiul color to gray or faded hair, no matter bow old you are. : Will keep you looking young, feeling young. Will give yon a beautiful bead of hair that everyone will admire. Start using It NOW and BE YOUNG. IS NOT A DYE. SI and 50c. bottles, at druggists. Send 2c. for free book, "The Care tt the Hair." Pbllo P.Y Swr. to, Newark. N. J.
For sale by Otto Nele and tbe Llos. rtore pharmacy.
SELLS OUT FURNITURE
H. A. Paine, head of the pioneer Gary furniture and hardware house that bears his name, has decided to abandon the furniture end of his store and confine himself exclusively to the hardware business. Next week Mr. Paine will begin a sale of the $10,000 worth of furniture
stock he has In establishment at Eighth and Broadway. An opportunity will thus be afTorded to procure goods at cost prices. After the furniture line is cleaned up Mr. Paine will enlarge his hardware stock. Thus Gary will have the largest hardware store in Indiana. Mr. Paine will add to his stock a full line of vehicles, fancy cutlery, and plumbing. - - ' Mr. Paine first camo to Gary in 1906, coming from Albert Lea, Minn. In the latter part of 1907 he opened up his present Btore under the name of Paine i and Maurer. Later Mr. Maurer withdrew. The present establishment has 10,000 square feet of floor space.
THE IV UMBER OP CORIES OF T11H TIMES SOLD OS THE STREETS OK HAMMOND ALONG EXCEEDS THE ENTIRE CIRCl'LATION OF ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE CITY.
SOLES SAVED before it is too late in my new location. All work guaranteed sewed work a specialty J. J. CLARK Fine Shoe Repairing Specialist 203 HOHMAN ST. HAMMOND
WANTED Car builders. Apply Fitzhugh - Luther Co. 22""
WANTED Railway mall clerks, postofflce clerks-mail carriers; salary $600 to l,60n; examination in Hammond soon; 8.000 appointments coming; preparation free; write Immediately for schedule. Franklin Institute, Dept. 5515, Rochester, N. Y. 12-tf
FOR SALE Three good work horses; will sell cheap If taken at once. Phone 257, Miller's Livery, Mass. St. and Penn. Ry., Gary. 11-2
FOR SALE Square piano in good condition, $25; easy payments if desired. Straube Piano Factory; take S. llohman St. car; phone 1922. 11-6 FOR SALK Boston restaurant and saloon. Inquire J. T. Smith, 104 Plummer Ave.. Hammond. Ind. 11-10
FOR SALE Two top grocery wagons, good bus. buggies: stovewood. hay 50
to 75c bale: corn K5e bu: cheaD horses
' have a e-ooH nactnro for cuttle and
WANTED Success Magazine require i horses ; $1.50 and $2 per month; only the services of a man in Hammond ! 7 miles from Hummnml: eood clover
to look after einlrlnr subscriptions
and to secure new business by means of special methods unusually effective; position permanent: prefer one with experience, but would consider any applicant with good natural quaHflcationa; salary $1.60 per day, with commission option Address with references, R. C. Peacock, roo ml02. Success Magazine Eldg.. New York. 1
FE MALE HELP WANTED
and timothy, spring water. Ed
ojo calumet Ave.
Marsh, 1-6
FOR SALE Four-room cottage; high brick Uscirifnt; near West State St., West Hammond, 111 ; a bargain. Inquire 402 Sibley St.. Hammond. S-3 FOR SALE Ten-room house and lot, 50 xloC. on S. Hohman St., $3,000: Call 2S3 S. Hohman bt. S-4
WANTED Young ladies of good moral - n character with some high school : r UK SALE Finest equipped saloon and education to enter training school for', restaurant in Indiana Harbor; good nurses; school now open. For particu-; 'ocation; rent very low; chance to make lars address superintendent of nurses, t a fortune for ,ive man; muut be seen to
. 1 Call at 3311 Michigan Ave.. Indiana
Harbor. 3-6
Mercy Hospital. Gary. Ind.
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Catseye lucky stones bring good luck. Thousands carry them In I". S. Beautifully cut. In handsome casket, $1.00. Catseye Mining Co.. No. 506 Chamber Commerce, Detroit, Mich.
WAITED TO BUY.
WANTED To buy a home in Ham
mond; centrally located. Address O F i Times. 7.5
BOARD AND ROOMS
WANTED Woman for housew
5134 Aldln Ave.. Indiana Harb
ork. Call I WANTED Roomers: gentlemen bor. 10-3 ferred. Call 295 Sohl St. or
Now Sub
urban Train Service
VIA Indiana and Southern R. R.
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(GARY AND WESTERN) Effective May 23, 1909 Subject to change without notic ALL TRAINS DAILY. Between Hammond and Gary.
GOFFEE AND TEA STORE M. T. Rottenberg, Prop.
Hammond Gibson ... Ivanhoe .. West Gar) Tolleston
7Cai7Av) Lv 67l5 00 10. 2S 1.30 3.00 5.15 8.40 . Ar 6.25 9.10 10.38 1.40 3.10 5.25 8.52 . " 9.15 10. 43 1.45 3.15 8.57 " 9.18 10 46 1.48 3.18 9.00 6.35 9.21 no. 49 1.51 3.21 5.35 '9.03 adway)...." 6.38 9.24 10.52 1.54 3.24 5.38 9.C6 I i rt la Av) Ar 6.45 5.45
I 2952.
WANTED Girl for general housework. Call 47 Warren St. 10-tf j
pre
phone
10-8
WANTED Ladies to do fancy work at home. Inquire 5012 Tod Ave., upstairs. East Chicago. 10-2
WANTKD TO RENT
WA.MhP To rent, two unfurnished reams for light housekeeping. Call afternoons 105 Hanover, or phone 2944
STOLEN.
Between Gary and Hammond.
Gary (Virginia Av) Lv Gary (Broadway Ar Tolleston " West Gary " Ivanhoe " Gibson " Hammond (Cal. Av) Ar
7.15 7.22
7.25
.35 .45
9.49 9.52 9.55 9.58 10.07 10.18
11.19 11.22 11.25
11.28
11.33 11.43
2.14
2.17 2.20
2.28 2.38
3.54 3.57 4.00 4.03 4.08 4.18
6.15 6.22 6.25
6.35 6.45
9.24
9.27
9.30 9.33
9.38
9.50
Stops on signal to receive or discharge passengers. Light face figures for (A.M.); Black face figures for (P.M.). Tickets on sale Michigan Central Depot, Hammond and (Broadway), and at C. I. & S. Station at Gibson.
Gary
SPECIALS Sat., June 12, 1909
20c 40c 25c 25c 25c 32c 9c
25c
POWDER,
50c
WANTED Good girl for kitchen work at once. Model Home Bakery, 2 67 S. Hohman St. S-tf
STOLEN Party that stole nnckpthnnlr
WANTKD Woman and girl. Hammond j and card case from Maine hotel a few House. Si S. llohirau. Call at once. ' days ago is known. If same is returned . there will be no further proceedings WANTED Ol rl for general house- C A A. Lake County Times.
worn; must oe competent ; tsuou
es. Apply in person. Airs. r. Lk ueimz
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TOLLESTON. Iot 27, Mock 2, Wheeler & Pi-t-ty's addition. Herbert J. Pick
ering- to John K. Bishop 20 HOBAUT. Lots 13. It, block 2, George L. Nichols' addition, J. Wesley Jones to C. K. Wood 1 GAltV. Lots 47. IS, block 4; lots 45, 48. block 4, Lincoln Park addition, August G. Hoernke to Peter Galavich 400 Lot 37. block 90. Gary Land Co.'s subdivision. Gary Iand Co. to Edwin J. Tallman 62 5 Lots 18. 19. block 83. Gary Land Co.'s subdivision, Gary land
Co. to Frank N. Gavit 5.200 Lots 18, 19, block hi. Gary Land Co.'s subdivision, Martha Schroeder to Samn-1 L Weiser 4.500
v TOLLESTON. Lot 3fi, block 2, Gruenberg's addition, Paul I', ftruenberg to Marion 11. Stanton 1 EAST CHICAGO. Lot 5. 6. block 1. Itell & Hoffman's addition. Martha Schroeder to Samuel L. Weiser 4,500 Section 20-36-9 W Part SE V NE 4 and part XE U SE ; 12 acres; section l!l-36-9 W Part SWU NV 8 acres, Jennie Yonker to Jacob Wiltjer 2,000 Section 19-36-9 W Part SW 4, John C. Pecker, Tr., to H. V. Section 19-3R-9 Lot" 'i6; section 16-36-8 Lot 28. August Keck to Tolleston Club 1.600 Section 9-35-S W Und. 1-5 NW 14. Mary K. Hutzen to John P. Keilman 1,600 PRODUCE MARKET.
Butter Receipts, 14,439 tubs; creamery, extras, 27c; price to retail dealers. 2V&c; prints, 2SVic; extra tirsts, 26c; firsts, 25c; seconds. 23e; dairies, extra. 25c; firsts, 21c: seconds, 19c; ladles. No. 1, lSc; packing stock. 17V4c . Eggs Receipts, 17,027 cases; miscellaneous lots, eases returned. 18c; cases included, 19c; ordinary firsts, lSc; must be 70 per cent fresh. 1 9 c ; prime firsts, packed in new whitewood cases and must be 85 per cent fresh,
21 14c; extra, specially packed for city trade and must be 90 per cent fresh, 23Mie; No. 1 dirties, 17c; checks, 16c. Potatoes Receipts, 34 cars; fair to good. 70 75c. New potatoes Receipts, 34 cars;
choice to fancy, ll.30ftei.3j: fair to
good, $1.20'1.25.
Veal Quotations tor veals in gooa
order were as follows: 50 to 60 lbs weight, 7fi7Ae; 60 to SO lbs, THfiSc; 80 to 100 lbs, 8V69c; fancy. 10c.
Dressed beef Ribs. No. 1. 12jc; No. 1 loins. 15c: No. 1 round. IOVjC: No. 1
chuck, 7c; No. 1 plate. Co.
Live poultry turkeys, per it), 14c; chickens, fowls. 13c; roosters, 8c; springs, 2 lbs or over, 2S'i30c; l'a to
1 lbs, 20fi'2c; 14 to 1 4lbs, 20f 25c; geese, 9c; ducks, 12o. Fruit Apples. $2.00?I5.00 brl; 75cfi $2.00 bu; bananas, jumbo, per bunch, S1.45; straight. $1.101)1.25; culls. SOcfff $1.00; bouquets, 65jsSc: lemons. $2.00 2.75; oranges. $2.00fi'3.25; grape fruit, $3.005.00; pineapples, $1.00 (u 1.75 per crate; Illinois cherries, $2.25 fit 2.50 per 24-qt case. Oalifornit green fruits Cherries. $1.00(iil.9O per box; peaches, $1.50'al.65 per box; apricots, $2.50(&) 3.00 per crate; plums. 75c per 24-qt case; peaches. tl.OOOv 1.25 per 4-basket crate.
Beans Pea beans, hand picked, choice, $2.65: fair to good, $2.50 lis 2.60 ; red kidney, $2.00 fi" 2.1 5 ; brown Swedish. S2.10W2.S5; lima, California, per 100 lbs, $4.95 ft 5.00. Berries Strawberries, $1.5012.75 per 24-qt case; $1.25 W 1.73 per 16-qt case; gooseberries, $2.25(2.50 per 24-qt case. Green vegetables Asparagus. 50ca $1.75 per box; beets. 40'?)50c per box; cabbage. 40oW$1.00 per crate; carrots, box, $1.00tJ 1.25; cueumbers, 40(S90c rer box; cauliflower. 50c4i$1.00 per box; green onions, 25f50c per box; green peas. 40'a75c per bu; horseradish. CO 7 5c bunch; lettuce, head, per box, 8'& 25c: leaf. 5ft 10c per box; mushrooms.
15W35c per lb; onions. 90ft 95c per sack; pieplant. 35ft 75c per box; parsley, homo grown. 10ft)20c per doz; peppers, 50cff$1.00 per crate; radishes. 50ft75c per Ivox; string beans, green, 25cft $1.75 per bu; wax, 25cft $1.75 per box; psinach, 10ft 25c per box: sweet corn, $1.50 ft 2.00 per brl: tomatoes. X 5c $2.00 per crate: turnips, bnr. 4ft 5 '".
LICENSE NOTICE. Notice is heregy given to the citizens of Hammond. North Township, Lae County, Indiana: That the undersigned is a male inhabitant more than twentv-one (21) years of age. a restdent of eald City and Township, ana not in the habit of becoming intoxicated; that he has been a continuous resident of said Township for more than ninety (90) days last past: that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, State of Indiana, at their regular July Term. 1909, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time and permit the same to be drunk on the premises where sold; that he wil lalso ask permission to sell tobocco. soft drinks and lunch in connection therewith: and that the premises where he desires to S'-ll said intoxicating liquors is described as follows, to-wit: The front room of the one-story frame building, with living rooms in
rear, situated on lot 46, block 1, Morris' addition to Hammond, Lake "County, Indiana. 4 HERMAN TEICHNOR.
TAKR THE TIMES AND GET MORE HAMMOSD XEtVS P1UNTED TIIAV IX xrix iiAMMOvn pai'er, MORE EAST CHICAGO EAVS THAN' PRINTED IX AX Y EAST CHICAGO PAI'ER AXD MORE GARY XEWS THAN PRINTED IX ANY GARY PAI'ER. The ONLY PA PEC THAT PRINTS THE COUNTY XEWS.
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Eyes Scientifically Tested G Glasses Correctly Fitted
Room 402
Hammond BldjL
For Sol& Cheap! 10,000,000 feet good new and second hand LUMBER of all kinds. Dors, Windows, Plumbint Qooda, everything necessary to ttUd a house widu Call with estimates. J. G. RDEL. 7a37,utA
Drink Fare Spring Water From tbe Beautiful Mineral Spring Spring Hill, St. Jobn, Indiana Delivered 10c per gal. 3 gals. 25c 4 gats. 40c. Call Phone 1 or 1 73. Hammond Pure Water Supply Co.
The Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend Ry. Co. table In effect April 11, 1009. Tralaa leave Eaunaaosd mm follows. V KtjXiiU L INO J AsjTBO UN L Daily bunday .Daily Sunday
6.10 6.10 o.OO 5.30 7.00 7.13 6.00 .3 7.3a 8.15 6.35 7.20 8.15 9.05 7.00 8.49 8.47 10.15 7.45 .1S 9.00 11. IS 8.2 9.4U 9.83 12.13 9.00 10.45 10. IS 1.15 9. 45 11.40 11.00 2.13 10.2 IS 43 11.40 3.15 11.00 1. 1'.". 12. IS 4.13 11.40 a.-S-1.00 5.15 M2.25 3.4U 1.40 ft. 07 l.WO 4.4". .13 6. SO 1.40 5.3U g.X) 7.42 S.5 6.18 S. 4(1 8.43 3.W l.3r 4.13 S.SS S.4 7. I'll B.OO 1U.SS 4.23 H.1Z 6.40 11.20 6.4M) . 13 S. 05 5.40 10.13 a. SS 6.20 X12.2U a. so "tt.so , f.40 7.4 ......... 8. S3 8.15 , 8.33 9.15 SO. 33 10.15 11.20 X12.20
542 S. llohman St.
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OUR LEADER COFFEE, lb CEYLON TEA, NEW CROP ELGIN CREAMERY, pound CORN and PEAS, 3 cans for MUSTARD SARDINES, 3 cans for AYSHIRE BUTTER, BEST CREAMERY TOMATO CATSUP, bottle U. S. MAIL SOAP, 6 bars for ; GOLD MEDAL BAKING i with 3 large pink cups and saucers
Full line of CHEESE, SARDINES and
SALMON
LOST AND FOUND. LOST Ktks tooth used as watch charm. In East Chiejiya between 12 anil 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Will tinder kindly leave same for owner at Veaco's durg store? 11-3 LOST Hound f?old Shrincr's pin. with sold band around it, between the
hitfh school and thf postoffice Tuesday. Kinder please return to Hiss Florence lA-wis of Magoun Ave. and receive reward. 10-
BARTER EXCHANGE. FOR THAI JK Good renting property for southern farm land. Inquire Central Junk Shop, 354 Fayette St. 10-3
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Loans made in
Hammond, Whiting, East Chicago, Gary, Ind. Harbor Hegewish, Burnhara and West Hammond
If you need money and thinking of making a loan it will pay you to see us, as wb can help you. Why can we help you? Because we make Loans on Furniture, Pianos, Horses and Wagons, on the LOWEST TERMS and EASIEST PAYMENTS in the Calumet District. WE HAVE NO PLANS OF DEDUCTIONS OR FINES ON OVERDUE PAYMENTS. We allow you the use of both Money and Security and allow you to repay us In Weekly, Bi-Weekly or Monthly Payments to suit your income and needs. Our plan of REBATES ON ALL LOANS paid before maturity saves you a many dollar, and this is only one of the many advantages gained by dealing with a Company that aims to protect one and all. No annoying collectors to bother and worry you and leniency in case of sickness or loss of work. Our aim is to extend to every customer a degree of consideration that will induce them to become our friends. What better can you ask.. FAIR TREATMENT, HONEST DEALINGS, PRIVATE, COURTEOUS and CONFIDENTIAL "OUR MOTTO."
FOUND I'pcketbook containing money
on 137th Kt. between Orapevme and Fir St., Indiana Harbor. Owner call at 3723 Hemlock St. and pay ad rhargea.
FOR KXCIIANGE Setting hens for good egs to set. Address P H, Lake County Times. . g
Gary only, x Michigan City only. Figures lu light tor A. M.; In black for P. M. Tralns leaving Hammond east bound at .35. 9.00 and 11.00 a. m.; 1.40. 3.03 nd 6.40 p. m.. will carr- baggage. For Information call Hammond 130. W. V. WALLACE, Oenerai Manager
FOR EXCHANGE Horse, buggy and harness for good milk cow. Address C P Times. 21
FOH EXCHANGE One cook stove range, one gas plate, one bedstead, one single barrel shotgun, for what have you? Address U H b, care Times.
LOS-T Sorrel horse. 11100 lbs; stamped "L". H."; at lfegewisch June 7; $." reward oftVred. Appiy C. IL Batterman, lyer, Ind.; phone 401. 9-3
LOST Brooch, between Calumet and Indiana avenues anil Oak Hill cemetery or on street car. Reward for return to Times Oflice. 7-6
FOR EXCHANGE Winchester takedown ehotgun, 12 gauge, case, recoil pad, loading tools, for refrigerator or rug. Address B F. Lake County Times. 14
LOST OR STRAYED One bay horse, 1400 lbs, and one gray horse 1200 lbs. Anyone finding same call up phone 2SS. LOST Roll of bills between Barrellt'3 tailor shop on Hohman St. and Russell to Oakley Ave. Any information will be rewarded at Times office; phone 111. 4-tr LOST .Stick pin with setting, on Hohman or Slate between postofflce and Waltham street. Finder return to Times office ajid r-e've rewar S-tf LOST Pair or spectacles In case, between courthouse and Chicago Ave. or Forsyth Ave. and Postofflce, East Chicago. Return to 1204 Beacon b't; liberal reward. 17-tf
FOR EXCHANGE Webster Improved 3 horsepower gasoline engine; in good condition; for a good work horse or mule. Address J, Lake County Times. 22 FOR EXCHANGE Three-compartment grocery ice box for a two-compartment ice box. or will sell same. Address R, Lake County Times. 19
PERSONAL.
FOR RENT.
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FOR RENT OR SALE- Seven-room
Estate & Collecting Agency, room 6. Commercial Bank Bldg.. Hammond. 10-3
PERSONAL Go to Johnson's studio for photos, cuts, postal cards and the Fearl photographs. 334 S. llohman St.. Hammond. 10-1
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WANTED- Loan of 5 1.200 for three years: will pay 7 per cent; property worth $3,500 to secure ?ame. Address P. O. Box 201. Indiana Harbor. Ind. 10-3
FOR RENT Furnished six-room cottage during the summen; all modern conveniences and centrally located. Call 167 Russell St. 11-3
FOR RENT New brick flat on Carroll St.; modern conveniences. Apply at 143 Douglas St., upstairs. 11-2 FOR RENT Rooms with gas and bath; suitable for two or three gentlemen. 77 State St., upstairs. 11-1
MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED The people of Lake county to know we Loan Money on Watches and Diamonds. Calumet Loan
Co.. 212 Hammond Bld,
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WE LOAN MONEY Any Amount From $10.03 Up Lowest Rates in Calumet District -Best Service You Get Tbe FULL AMOUNT WE MAKE NO DEDUCTIONS
We charge you only for the length of time you keep the money. You get a rebate for each month that you pay in full before the time stated in the contract. We give you a statement of your account showing all details. If you owe another loan company, we will pay them off for you and give you more money at lower rates than you are paying. There are many other advantages to be had by dealing with the oldest, largest and most reliable company in the Calumet District. REMEMBER We are the plain figures and square deal company. Call, write or phone, and onr representative will see you. We make loans anywhere in the Calumet District on a few hours notice.
H A. IVilVl O IN D LOAN Sc GUARANTEE CO. South Hohmtiii Street Phone 257 Over Mod:l Clothiers ASK TJS! YCU CAN DEPEND ON WHAT WE SAY
MISCELLANEOUS Yea, we advertise anything you want to dispose of six iavs in the week, suits.
Lake County Tit
FOR KENT 271 to 275 ferred.
Furnished rooms, upstairs. State St.; gentlemen pre-10-tf
CALUuTET LOnn COEilPAHV
Calumet District. Hammond, Ind.
Largest and most reliable Company in Room 212 Hammond Building. Phone 323
$10,00 to $200.00
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FOR RENT Lartfe corner 2-story brick building-, 35x56, 149th St. and Melville Ave.. East Chicago; suitable for peneral merchandise, wholesale or retail liquor business: has living rooms; all modem; gas and electric light and bath; rent reasonable. G. Boszormeny, R R. No. 1. Box ti5. Muskegon. Mih., or see Smitn-Ladd. Agency. East Chi
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