Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 22 June 1909 — Page 7

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Tuesday, June 22, 1909. THE TIMES.

BURNHAM III PATENT FDi BUI Tap Acts as Key Which

Locks Automatically; Leak-Proof. PUT IN ON THE MARKET Patentees Believe They Have MoneyMafcing Device, and Have Large Number Manufactured. (Special to Tub Times.) Burrham, 111., June 21. William H. Furman and his partner, Robert Sutton, of Hammond have completed and patented a new device, which may put them on easy street before long. They have a patent faucet and bung, which locks itself when not in use, the faucet fitting into the bung and acting as a key, which unlocks the barrel. When not in use the faucet is taken out and the bung becomes locked and absolutely leak proof. Mr. Furman and Mr. Sutton have succeeded in getting some capital interested in their patent, and are now having them turned out in large numbers by a Chicago firm. They have already many large orders for Chicago and Hammond, and the thing bids fair to prove a howling success. This is an article which should greatly appeal to distilleries and barrel houses, aa there is nothing of its kind at present on the market. This very easily explains Mr. Furman's air of secrecy in the past couple of months, and his evident reluctance to do any more hard work. "We can probably expect great things from these two men, as Mr. Sutton says he has a couple of other patents pending on articles which will be better eellers than his faucet. We hope this is true, and wish them every success, as Mr. Sutton appears to be an all around good fellow and Bill speaks for himself. THE TIMES rnVKRd LAKE COUJITY FOR NEWS WITH A FINE TOOTHCOMB AND GETS RESULTS. Automobile Chauffeurs Are Wanted Everywhere Why not take a course in a night school of Automobile Engineering Few weeks makes you competent to except position at 20 to 30 dollars per week. Lake Coaniy Scfieol of Automobile Engineering F. J. Ault, 4709 Olcott Ave. reI 422 Etst Chicago, Ind. uburban

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Chicago, Indiana (GARY Effective May 23, 1909 AND

ALL TRAINS DAILY. Between Hammond and Gary.

Hammond (Cal. Av)Lv Gibson Ar Ivanhoe " West Gary " Tolleston " Gary (Broadway)...." Gary (Virginia Av) Ar 6.15 6.25 9.00 9.10 9.15 9.18 9.21 9.24 "6.35 6.38 6.45 Between Gary Gary (Virginia Av) Lv Gary (Broadway ....Ar Tolleston " West Gary " Ivanhoe " Gibson " Hammond (Cal. Av) Ar 9.49 9.62 9.55 9.58 10.07 10.18

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 Gary (Broadway), and at C. I. & s. Station at Gibson.

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A LITTLE HONEY Judicious Use of Printers Ink Help -University Club to Keep Out of Hole. CLUBS FRIENDS ENJOY OUTING All That Was Promised in Advertisements Was Given to Grand Stand Patrons. In view of the wide publicity that was given the University club grandstand at the Crown Point automobile races a large number of people, many of them patrons of this stand, are Interested In knowing how the boys came out with their project. For the Information of those whose co-operation and help made the project a success, where other schemes failed, it might be said that the club will clear in the neighborhood of flOO on the two days of the races. This, of course, U far below what the club expected, but considering the fact that other stands lost hundreds of dollars the members of the Hammond University club are well pleased with the outcome of the plan. There were two factors which contributed to the success of the University club boys. One was the fact that the members, to a man, co-operated with the committees and helped to make the affair a success, and the other was the fact that by the judicious use of printer's ink in a paper, which covered the entire region, the University club stand was better advertised than any other stand on the course. Lake fc "miU y Wus There. The University club stand was the hearquarters for Lake county people. Every advantage that was advertised was found on the grounds. The bulletin service was found to be the most Important feature as the interest in watching the cars pass soon wore away and it was the only way of knowing how the race was coming out. The fact that one report sent to Hammond had the Knox car the winner instead of the Buick shows the value of this service. But, In addition to making a little money out of the project, the club afforded its members and their guests a splendid day's outing on the most attractive spot on the course and everyone was satisfied. CASH GRAIN MARKET. Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red", $1.601.S5; No. 3 red, Jl.40flil.65; No 2 hard.ll.24 1.26; No. 3 hard," $1.22 ff? 1.25 Spring wheat by sample: N"o. i northern. $1.291.31; No. 2 northern $1.251.29; No. 3 spring, $M81.22 Corn by sample: No. J, 7474cNo. 2 yellow, 75c; No. 3, 74 (a 74c; No. 3 yellow, 74??75c; No. 4. 72ff73c Oats by sample: No. 2 white 5 8 c-l,yhite-6557c; No. 4 white. Train Service and Southern R, R. WESTERN) Subject to change without notlc 10.28 10.38 10.43 10 46 10.49 1052 1.30 1.40 1.45 1.48 1.51 1.54 3.00 3,10 3.15 3.18 3.21 3.24 5.15 5.25 . . . . 5.35 5.38 5.45 8.40 8.52 8.57 9. CO 9.03 9.C6 and Hammond. 6.15 6.22 8.25 6.35 6.45 11.19 11.22 11.25 11.28 11.33 11.43 2,14 2.17 2.20 2.23 2.28 2.38 3.54 3.57 4.00 4.03 4.08 4.18 9.24 9.27 9.30 9.33 9.33 9.60

lhen It Comes to a Question of Lowest Hates & Easiest Terms WE CHALLENGE ALL!

I .onus made on Furnlttire, Pianos, Hnrari and AVagons, etc, on the lMt iate sad ealt terms to br found la the Calumet District. Loans made from one maath to one year with Wrekly Hl-Wrekly or .MontUly paymenta to auit your income, and rebates BTivea ou all loans paid op before maturity aavlna; you many dollars on the iuvritmrit. No fines on o-rer due payments and leniency in raw of alckneas or loss of employment or other uuforseen difficulties. We aim to protect our patrons one and all. No aanoyInK collectors to hother you and ahanlnte private and confidential dealing with ail, making- no inquiries among your friends. Loans taken up from other Companies that are charging higher rates and giving ficticious terms, such as ft.TO.OO at $1 "0 per week or $23.00 at SOc per week. We advertise no such tertua aa thoae as th-y are deceptive and misleading and we would like to explain auch methods to you and save you what otherwise you might lose. We are here for your help, and now let us help you. Fair traetment, honest dealings, private, courteous and confidential. CfiLUE7ET LQAH COMPANY

Largest and most reliable Company In Room 212 Hammond Building. Phone 323

CRf J AND PROVISION MARKET

"Wheat Open High 114 108 -06 108 LOW 113 10 105 108 71 88 58 58Close 114 108 106109 7269 July Sept. Dec. May Co .11314 . 10674 . .10374 .1088 July Sept. Dec. May 72 69 .684-. .59 o59 59 514 43 44 46 9 OatsJuly ..50 Sept. ..43s Dec. ..4314 May ..45 Pork July ..2030 Sept. ..2080 Lard July ..1187& Sept. ..1195 Oct. . .1187 Short III bitJuly ..1110 Sept. ..1110 Oct. ..1100 50 43 43 45 51 4 4446 2000 20S2 UST's 1193 1137 1110 1110 1100 2045 2063 1180 1185 1177 1105 1100 1087 2060 2082 1185 1190 11S5 1107 110a 1090 PRODUCE MARKET jeai quotations for veal In good uiuer were as rollows: 50 to 60 lbs weight, 8c; 60 to SO lbs, 8?9c;"S0 iu iuu ids. nwiw; lancy. lo'tc. Dressed beef Ribs. No. 1. 12 Vic: No, 1 loins, 15c; No. 1 round, 10c; No. 1 chuck, 7c; No. 1 elate. Gc. pia Tur Live poultry keys, per lb, 14c; 8c; HO chickens, fowls springs, 2025c; lSe. 14c; roosters. geese, 9c; ducks Beans Pea beans, hand picked. cnoice, jz.borrr ;.(), ; lair to good. J2.50ff .tu; red kidney. $2.002.25; brown owecusn. tz.iv'uzrib; llmas, California, per 100 lbs. $4.95 (ft 5.00. Berries Strawberries, $1.001.50 per 16-qt case; gooseberries, J2.00g2.50 per 24-qt case; blackberries Jl.75fr2.00 per 24 quts; raspberries, red, ?2.r0 (a 3.00 per . pis, rnacK, ii.Ti per 24 pts; J2:50 iJcr Li uis. r jun. Apmes, z.i!iu;;; y.co per bri; 75c u per nu; nananas, Jumbo, per uuni.il, sirmni, i.iij n l.zo ; cuns. fuevrf $1.00; bouquets, fiSfSoc; lemons, $2.00irr 2.75; oranges, $2.003.28; frmpn frutr, fi.tjw'io; pineapples. l.uo v l . i f: per tiatr, .Illinois cnerries, ti.2n(n z.bi) 24-qt case; peuches, $: 00f 2.50 crate. per per caiuornia green fruits Cherries, 80c per oox; peacnes, io(rj'90c per apricots, ti.8uqr-z.ou per crate; I'luuiB, ji.ioi.au per 24-qt case; peach es, 65ff90c per 4-basket crate. aieions Gems, standard crates, $2.00 o6.60; pony crates. J1.00f?!4 Sft- wnt.rmeions, fi3O.ouftf250.00 per car. i;en vegretaDies Asparagus. 50c?T Vl.ttt per IH.IX : UHPTS. UT rM rtfr hnY cabbage 40c(SJl.flO ner rrnto- nai-mta box, $1.00jl.25; cucumbers, 40fr90c per box; cauliflower, fiOft 75o per box; grreen uiiiuuH. ooc per nuncn; frreen peas, 75c y1.7o per box; horseradish. 60f(75e a nuncn; lettuce, nead, per box. 825cleaf, 810c per box; mushrooms .'40(3 0c per lb; onions. 90 (it 95c ner aar-K.-pieplant, 35750 per box; - parsley home grown, 10i20e ner doz: ntnntp.' fJl.OO ner crate' rarllohoo (i?i7; perox; string beans, green, 25c$l 00 per bu; wax. 25cti)$1.00 per box; spinach. 1025c per bu; sweet corn $3.00 v wii, lujimtiB, oocifl ;.uu crate; turnips, box, 40fi50c per In Kreat Request. The curate had just arrived. He was youngr, handsome and single, and consequently very popular with the ladies of the parish, whose appreciation took the usual form of worked slippers. Recently the following episode occurred: Fair Caller You see, I wanted to make Mr. Chasable a pair of slippers, and I thought you might lend me one of his old shoes to get the size. Curate's Landlady Law, miss, the shoes is all a-given out four days ago! And it was only yesterday morning a lady as had heard his shoes was all bespoke came here a-imploring of me to let her measure the wet footmarks In the reverned gentleman's bath room immediately he had gone out. Tit Bits. Requirements for Appetite. Cleanliness 'and good appetite are I twins; so are cheerfulness and good ! digestion. Avoid bickerings and heatsd discussions at the table. Eat slow- , ly taking time tc chew thoroughly . your food. You will be coaxed Into an 1 appetite through so little a thing as . the immaculate cleanliness of the lin- , en and the dishes, the garnishing of I (he meat with parsley, watercress or j'-atticed potatoes. A relish olives, mions, radishes, celery often helps a j stalled appetite into another course. ; And the serving hot not lukewarm of the vegetables and meats that come from the oven is a wonderful aid to digestion. Silver Linings to Black Cloud. "Of course I notice things," said the girl in the stocking department, "and one of the things I have noticed is that the stockings with the brightest red, blue and green snots are hn-.ht uy people dressed in the mourning. Yes, that's right ain't it?" deepest Funny, Nothing to riim. Johnny "The camel can go eight days without water." Freddy "So could I if ma would let me." Harper's Razar. For Cheap! 10,000,000 reet good new and secondhand LUMBER of all kinds. lors, Windows, Plumbing Goods, every thing necessary to b!I3 a house wrtk, CatI with estimate. J. G. RUEL, 7S87 JlcfiZEg A Calumet District. Hammond, Ind.

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Market Place of the Mimnimakers Full of live Suggestions-Even Inspiration-to any Wideawake Business Man. The Fact mat You Dont 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 HJsJLi YVANXEIX AVi ,at young man as order cook. Call 20 W. State St. s hort 22-3 WANTED Experienced office manmust be good penman and accurateliaSAe;experiQnce an,:l salary effaCrtn,ondddreS3 B 15' Time uf' WtJEDExJp1rlenced gardner to take care o( lawn at Cunkau niuntsteady position f orVuve man AppW . B. Conkey plant. . WANTED Live agents to work in Hammond; good salary or commission. Write U C 1, care Times. 21-2 fornoiitiSlneS3 ,by mal1 and Prepare mInPwiU tA chauffeur.s and repair ass vn ,:V"U "p'r . n len weeks; work pleasant; ..,, l" aci;uie position; pav rramnoKU. V-"" nnrii 6ieat; ior particulars and Wr A V"T r- 71 ZZ r o(fln i i,tallffair mail clerks, post$600 to w8' mal1 carriers; 'aSrary ,,',,to10j; examination In JlamS'0,ffi 8-000 appointments coming; llhldut i0S fre,e,;, wrtte immediately for schedule. Iranklin Institute. Kochtster, ' la WANTED Car builders. Apply Fitzhugh - Luther CO. 22-tf th . Success Maganne requlret (a Lt v'-ce' of a man In Hammond n . after "PlrlnR ubscrlptfftna of ,iS?cure new business by mean Sn.ifil al methods unusually effective; JS-,Pn Permanent: prefer oat with n?tfncA,but would consider any apP.if1?1 T,th So natural quallflciIllusion option. Addrena wlfh far. ences, R. C. Peacock, roo mlOi. Kucceil Masaln Bld.. New York. FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED-Girl to take care of baby ren St. " ai upper nat a war-22-tf WANTED Girl for general housework. ueiween agres Qf 16 and 20. Applv 10 Warren St.; phone 316. 21-tt WANTED GH-j to do general housem'0rh; 8maU amily. Apply 415 S. Hohman St., first flat. 21-tf WANTED Waitress at Majestic good wages. hotel; 21-2 WANTED Qlrl to watch 2-year-old boy; high school rrartnati, nrofr. APP'' !X Liddell, South liary Hotel.' Indiana Harbor. 19.3 WANTED Wo man second cook- c-nofi wages. Apply Gibson ft. It. Y. M. C. A. FOR RENT. FOR RENT Furnished rooms ith board In best rosiilono , - -.v..v, Ul lilJII J I Jiammono; all moder Phone 3041. 22-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms fo- liir , housekeeping at 209-211 Michlean Ave. 22-2 FOR RENT NIcelv furnished mnfi room for rnt.min Michigan Ave.; first flat. .& FOR RENT Furnished rooms for iia-ht housekeeping: mod Ave., East Chlcaa-o. ' " FOR RENT Four furniuhc light housekeeping; all modern conveniences. 405 Mich. Ave. 21-6 FOR RENT Furnished slv.rnnm tage during the summer- all m,i conveniences and centrallv located iri? Russell St. 21-tf FOR RENT Barn. Apply 427 Log 211 St. FOR RENT Two furnl Shed front rcmt.for light housckeeninc- with Apply 427 Logan St. o,.'FOR RENT Lar e furnished rooms for lirht ho eeping. 285 Webster Ave. 21-2 FOR RENT Six-room flat upstairs. 19-3 Call 627 Truman Ave. FOR REXTFour 23 2 W. rooms. $6; Douglas St. month free. one 19-3 FOR RENT Nicelv furnish all conveniences- win nr- 1 board: gentlemen onlv. man Ave.; phone 3462. i ii FOR RENT Very nicelv furnish,., in Home-wood: no children - ..i.'i for risrht party. Phone 4326.' 'n-tt for rent--Furnished rooms, upstairs State St.; gentlemen pre-10-tf 271 to 27E f erred. FOR RENT Larsre corner J-stnrv buildinif. 35x56 149th St ville Ave.. East Chicago- ...iV.i,, 'I general merchandise, wholesale or retail liquor business: has living , all modern; gas and electric Ho-ht buth; rent reasonable, t. Roszi.rmen R. .o. 1, Box 65, Muskes-on Midi' or see fcmith-Ladd Agency, East Chicago. Ind. n.lf I' OR REN x Well established boarding house; partly furnished; will sell ftir nituie. jrive lease to suit tenant For r ar'.i. -liars see Houren, Sefton and Renoliet Lawyers, rooms 4. 5 and 6, Brennan I lock. Broadwav Gary 8 tf FOR RENT--Two furnished rooms for """seKeeping; bath and toilet et. -tf idlana Harbor. FOR RENT Well furnished frn rooms for trenllemen or laiii 7sa i Connecticut St. Gary. .4-tf. FOR RENT teslr?ble toom at 1204 1 ,.a 7,reeti, steam heat- electric , IlRht and oil modem conveniences; lady 1 preferred. East Chicago. 16-tf F9.RBN"7"'Iiwo-8tory or'ck building! I Ind.ana Harbor; suitable for saloon ; . " "ouse corner main street; Indiana Harbor. Jnd.; phone Hi. 18-tf f o, juiiii xv rarovid Co BOARD AN1) HOOIS LIISCELLANEOUS WANTED The people of Lake county to know we Loan Money on Watches and Diamonds. Calumet Loan Co., 212 Hammond Bldg-, Hammond. Ind. MISCELLANEOUS Yes. we advertise anything yeu want to dispoae of six days in the week, suits. EVERT INDIVIDUAL AUTOMOBILE owner in the United Stten and i abroad should Join the International Automobile League. Pamphlet showing dealer price of automobiles tires and application blank mailed upon request Address International Automobile League, Home Qfnce. Buffalo N T Leon A- Berexniak. official attorney', state of Indiana. 10-ti

FOR SALE. WAT? C T TT T,-l . -i i j

coal base burner, large size buffet, ard coal or soft coal r-intro anrt nthrr ' '-' FOH S A LE T w o Ford runabouts, in fine condition; one has magneto; thrsc cars have been taken In exchange lor new Huicks; will be sold cheap. Apply Hammond Garagt. 2-4 a Hohman. 22-1-OK SALE Model F Buick; best offer takes. Apply Hammond Oarage, 72-7r a Hohman St. 22-tf FOR SALE Lady's combination saddle horse and driver; seven years, old; city broke; bargain; must be sold at once. Apply to E It C. care Lake Countv Times. 22-tf FOR SALE Good horse. Inquire at C. W. State St. heavy working J. Wunschel, 435 21-3 FOR SALE Two fresh cows, loath St.. AVest Hammond. ApplyJ22 FOR SALE Full blooded cheap. 354 Fayette. bull pups. 19-3 FOR SALE Saloon; good stand; corner! Morton court and Stat eSt. Telephone i 4422. iT.tf' FOR SALE Corner of Muenich court and Ann St.; 50x110; one of the finest i corners in Hammond. D. A. Pugh; tele- i phone 2S7. i7- ' I-OR SALE Three-drawers National cash repri8ter; almost new chock printing type. Address Otto Seehasa, Indiana Harbor. 16-tf FOR SALE Boston restaurant and saloon. Inquire J. T. Smith. 104 Plummer Ave.. Hammond Ind. 11-10 I' OR SALE 240-acre farm; 8 miles south of Valparaiso, Ind ; well improved, good soil, flowing water on place. Kuss. lace, l'or particulars lnnuire at C. V 1S1 Doty St.. Hammond. Ind. 15-6 LOST AND FOUND. LOST Several weeks ago. tie pin. ' small wishbone with diamond set-' ting; prized as keeDsake: on Hohman St. or in Hammond Bids:. Finder return to Times office. 22-tf LOST Lady's solid gold watch with 'C M B" both outside and Inside the case. Suitable reward for return to this ' office. 21-3 LOST Between Citizens' German National bank and Calumet river on Hohman St.. two $10 gold pieces. Finder return to Times office and receive reward. 21-1 1 Diamond ring on Warren St. I Under will receive reward on return ! to Times office. 17-tf : IXST Small, flat brown purse con-1 taining money and cards, on car be-! tween Hammond ami East Chicago, i rtewara u returned to Lake Countv limes. Phone 111 or 1074. 14 LOST Pair or spectacles in case between courthouse and Chicago Ave, or lorsyth Ave. and Postofftce. East Chicago. Return to 1204 Beacon St.; liberal reward. 17-tf LOST Small black poeketbook with 2 parts, containing 1. 2 and 5 dollar bills and some change, in Blcknell s ice cream parlor or on Hohman St Liberal reward if returned to hS Carroll St. 19.3 BARTER EXCHANGE. l-OR EXCHANGE One new victor phonograph with brass horn and record case and 20 records, towards a horse and buggj-; will pay some difference. Address J T. care Lake County Times. FOR EXCHANGE Setting hens for sunn rSs 10 Sei, AQflress P II. Lftkn County Times. 8 FOR EXCHANGE Horse. buggy and lur goon IQHK C P Times. cow. Address 21 FOR EXCHANGE One cook stove range one gas plate, one bedstead, one single barrel shotgun, for what hav4j you? Address D il B. care Times. tOR EXCHANGE Winchester takedown shotgun. 12 gauge, case recoil pad. loading tools, for refrigerator or rug. Address I J F. Lake County Times. ft FOR EXCHANGE Webster Improved 3 horsepower gasoline engine; In good condition; for a good work horse or mu.e. Address J. Lake County Times. 23 h OR EXCHANGE Three-compartment grocery Ice box for a two-compartment ice box. or will eell same. Address R. Lake County Times. 19 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Healed proposals will be received until , :30 p. in.. Wednes.lav .Inm an 1nQ f r the construction ot"a" store and of- i fi'-e building for Mr. A. 11. Tapper. Ham- 1 i.iona ind. i'lans and specifications may be procured from the office of Rump & Berry, architects, room 4, Tapper Bid. Hammond, Ind. All bids to lie submitted to owner, and each bid must be accompanied for a certified check for ?Ti00 payable to A. If Tapper. The owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids. 16-8 Tils Gfilcago, Lake Sfiore & South Bend Ry. Co. lm table I In efTert April 11, ioo. T1?" IeaT.e .lMo follovrai l-.i,i 6 . 10 7.00 7.35 8.15 8.47 .00 .&3 10.15 11.00 11.40 12.12 1.UV 1.40 1M3 S.00 S.4u 4.13 6.00 B.40 9.00 1.49 8. 8"5 10. 11. 20 uauy hu nuay

5.30 6.35 7.20 8.40 9.15 9.40 10.45 11.40 12 45 1.23 3.45 3.40 4.45 B.38 . 1 .S5 7. SO H. 15 ft. 13 10. 15 X12.29 Gary only, x Michigan City only. Figures iu iight for A. M.; in black for P. M. Trains leaving; Hammond east bourn! a. 6.25. 9.00 and 11.00 a. m.; 1.40 3.00 nd 5.40 p. m., will carr- bae-sraire. For Information cai! Hammond 130 V?.JD. WALLACE, ucnerai Manager Drink Pure Spring Water j rrom ths Beautiful Mineral Spring Spring Hill, St. John, Indiana j Delivered 10c per rial. 3 gala. 25c. 4 gala. 40c, Call Ftaons 1 or 1 3. j Kammond Pure Water Supply Co.!

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j rYT tm. BAr-n Cnoice to fancy steers. $b.D0fi-7.25; i cows and heifers. J3.S5 'a fi.05 ; native 1 iYt118,8 " Itll : f ?elivcatno. uvutt i.iuv iu. a.fi: lair to fancy veal calves. J 6.25 frT.fia: heavv calves, $3.o0g 5.25; export steers, $5.63 fi6.4U; distillery steers. $6.00'3 6.75; fair . to ohoioe miloh cows (per )ead, $33.00 ' (f! nn.00. HOGS Hulk of sales. $7.70ti S 00; heav5 'butchers, ?7.o (ki S.2fi; Vht butch er butchers, 240 300 lbs. $ 7 -i 5 'X S.20 ; light butchers 190 230 lbs. $7.b0Tj 8.10; light light. 1300155 lbs. $7.207.60; heavy .shipping. 250S300 lbs, $8.008 , heavy packing, 260(T 400 lbs. $7.70 W i8.00: mixed pnokins. 260250 lbs. $7.60 ! 7.S5; rough, heavv packing, $7 5 Off 7.70; light mixed. 175 200 lbs. $7.60 7. SO; poor to beet pigs. 60 135 lbs, . $6. 35ft 7.25; stays, $7.7"S 20; g-overn-i ments and boars, $3 50 (a 5 70. Shorn native lambs, poor to choice, , $'.75rS.?5: ?)i"rn western lambs, all xoursfom TRAIIN will leave HAMMOND at 7:59 a.m. each Sunday Commencing: June 20, 1909 running to KALAMAZOO, makiag all intermediate stops Returning, wilf arrive 7:16-p, nu Connection. to and from Benton Harbor and St Joseph. Low Sunday Excursion Fares between all points. (Minimum fare 25 cents.) For particulars consult Ticket Agent,

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WHEN YOU ARE PINCHED FOR MONEY, THERE'S NOTHING THAT WILL HELP YOU OUT LIKE MONEY. Any Amount From $(0.00 Up. LOWEST RATES IN CALUMET DISTRICT. BEST SERVICE. A little advice from a well meaning friend may nelp some. Promises may give you a little encouragement, but they won't pay the grocer's bill, or the butcher's, or the doctor's. You need something more substantial you need the "dough." The assistance we can render you, is oY a practical sort. Of course when we loan money, it's purely a matter of business. But we believe it will make you a friend of ours, too you'll like the way we do business, and the treatment accorded you. That's how we've been able to build up such a long list of satisfied customers. If we do not treat our clients in such a way as to gain their friendship, we would not expect them to come back again. So if you are in need of financial assistance at this time, don't hesitate to apply to us in person, by letter, or by phone. If you own household goods, or piano, etc., it is evidence of your ability to pay back the money. We make the payments large or small to suit you. You can have from one month to one year to pay back the money. 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 rate3 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 Distrtct. REMEMBER We are the plain figures and square deal company. Call, write or phone, and our representative will see you. We make loans anywhere in the Calumet District on a few hours notice.

Hammond Loan

145 South Hohman Street Over Model Clothiers US! YOU CAN DEPEND ON WHAT WE SAY.

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ABSTRACTERS

ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES r. B. ttOIT. President rxAdix HAMMOND, Vice-President J. & BLACKMUN, Secretary A. H. T A? Flit, Treasurer ICWASD j. tsES, Manager

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grades, $6.90t?8.50; cull lambs. $4.50 6.00j; spring lambs, culls to prime. $5.50 (TjS.(5; shorn wethers, plain to best, $5.I5fr6.00: shorn yearlings, poor to best, $6.25? 7.15; shorn ewes, inferior to best, shorn breeding ewea, $4.50?j5.85: shorn bucks, stags and cull sheep. $3.80(14.00.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Fids will be received by tne secretary of the board of education, district 15 Cook county. Ullnoi, for the completion of one school rom, ward room and closet at the second tloor of the West Hammond grammar school. Bids must be In by th 30th of June. 1909. The board of education reserves the right to reject any or all the bids. Specifications at the office of the secretary, 444 Htantort Ave FRED SIEGRIST, Secy. SPECIAL. " In order to dispose of the few remaining lots we have In C. C. Smith's addition to Hammond, we have decided to throw off the usual agent's commission and give it to the purchasers of our lots. Bring or send this ad to our office In East Chicago. Ind.. with $10 cash and you get a contract for any of our inside lots showing a credit or $20. Balance can be paid In monthly payments of $5. The price is the same $200 per lot. This offer good for ten days onTv from June 22. 1909 Lots are located, one block south of Conkey Ave., between Madison and Monroe Sts., Hammond. Ind. THE LADD AGENCY. First National Bank Bldg., East Chicago, Ind. Rooms 3 and 4. 23 FOR RENT If you intend to stay away for some time, don't store your furniture it's expensive. Rent your furnished flat to some reliable party. Tou will learn who will rent your flat If you read Times want ads. Try It It's a good plan. If you are going away to tay, aon l pay freight on your fumlture. Sell 1 1. Times want ads will .OU mildc (iah prices for it. Read thtm today. Many people plce a little ad in The Times. So many buyers see their ad that hw have no difficulty in stilling almost anythinsr. MONDAY MORNING SPECIAL to CHICAGO Commenemg Jimo 21st, 1909,1 week-end special train will rda each Monday as follows: Leave Three Rivers.. 9:00 a. m. Leave Nllea.. e:6Q a Arrive Hammond 8:27 a m. Making all Intermediate stops. For Information, schedules, etd. Inquire of Ticket Agents, & Guarantee I Guaranty Co. HAMMOND AND CROWN FOINT, IND

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