Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 33, Hammond, Lake County, 27 July 1909 — Page 7
Tuesday, July 27, 1909.
THE TIMES. South Shore Lini (C.L.S. &S. B. It. R. In -ITcct June S", IVQO. Train leave Hammond aa follows! I Today's WHERE ARE YOU? WERE YOU OUT OF WORK, BEHIND WITH YOUR ACCOUNTS, AND HAD NO - HOPE OF EVER GETTING OUT OF THE HARD'TIMES YOU HAD. The Market Place of the Munnimakers Makers Good to the Buyers or it Couldn't Make Good to the Sellers. Good Value Fair Treatment and a SQUARE DEAL FOR THE READERS AS WELL AS THE ADVERTISERS. ARE YOU OUT?
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LOANS MADE IN HAMMOND, WHITING, EAST CHICAGO, GARY, INDIANA HARBOR, HEGEWISCH BURNHAM & WEST HAMMOND. PRIVATE OFFICE. CONFIDENTIAL and COURTEOUS TREATMENT.
DEAL WITH THE ONLY SQUARE DEAL COMPANY.
$10.00 to $200
vn,f hi '. Horse ,ani aon or whatever Personal Securitv ou nave and r vn vn tth n r,,. . ; .'
EASIEST TERMS THAT AH E OW OFFER KlT and "hw you to in Weekl-' Bi-Weekly or Month" Pawner, tVsuU
Pfy up y,our outstanding bills, and confine all your debts in ir iwi iV0ftCt,ClOU" a"id rates such as $50.00 at $1.20 or $2a.00 at 60c per week for 50 weeks, as such methods are deceptive and we can prove up such methods. '""nous are der MethoJj are the most up-to-date and business like that are offered and we tell you to the Cent what any amount of Money will eost you and grive you a Contract that is FaVr and Square from Start to FinlsTi Seeing is believing d HlKh UuslnS Tnreta1?anT,Cmpany and Uailsfied with their i-i? ats ana Treatment. If so. come and see us and we will Calumet Loan Company LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE COMPANY IN THE CALUMET DISTRICT. Room No. 212 Hammond Bldg., Phone 323 Hammond, Ind. Open every evening. Phone, write or call. Open every evening.
HELP. WANTED. WANTED Salesman, lubricating oil with paint experience; splendid opportunity. Address Equitable Kenning Co., Cleveland, O. o-J3
WANTED Shoemaker at once "35 E fctate St., Hainmond. ' 27-1
WANTED Nickel plater and Stewart Machinery Alfg Co mond. ''
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BRIDE ACCUSES HUSBAND
Police Continue to Ignore Existing Conditions in the South End; Colored Man Prefers Charges Against Jackson's Place.
ARRESTS FOLLOWS TIMES EXPOSE
Prosecuting Attorney W. F. Hodges Expects no Support in His Crusade Prom Tom Knotts' Appointees, and Consequently Constables Are Ordered to Make the Arrest.
The Timeh' st:ry of the indecencies
. ,lt o'uvii ui vjaiy j
Saturday was substantiated by the subsequent arrest by constables of the city of six women inmates of the house of Charles Jackson on Madison street between Fiftet nth and Sixteenth avenues, and the arrest of the proprietor at his saloon at Fifteenth and Washington streets. The nara nf the persons charged with being inmates of a disorderly house are: Annie Jackson, Ethel Jackson, Carrie Lee, Carrie Mitchel, Lillian Harris, and Charles Jackson Cecil Green, F. R. Simon and John Adams. All gave tho necessary bond of $30 and employed Harris and P.retseh to defend them. The operations of the owner of the two places where the inmates were arrested in selling beer, in permitting gambling and in other immoral practices, were open and notorious, were exposed with numerous other "Joints" In The Times, and yet absolutely no action was taken by the city authorities to force this riff-raff contingency of the south end obey the law. Colored Man Prefers Charge. It remained for a colored man. Shep
herd King, one of the reform element, to swear out the warrant against Jackson and his employes, after he and his people had been stirred to action by the stories printed of the true condition of affairs. The warrants were served by constables rather than by the Gary police. Ail of those arrested were colored people. Their trial was to have come up before Judge lluber this morning, but the rases were continued until tomorrow morning on motion of the defendants. During the raid on the Jackson place several bottles of beer were confiscated by the constables, but the quantity which they found may not be sufficient to prove the charge of operating a blind tiger against him. A short time after the Gary constables left the place, however. Jackson was seen to
get in a fresji supply of liquor, believing that ail was safe. The raid on Jackson's place is the second that has occurred in the past four days at the instigation of the deputy prosecuting attorney, W. F. Hodges, who will devote every energy and means available to secure convictions in the cases and heavy penalties for the gross violations of th law.
After two short months of married life, James Wolf, formerly a resident
of Gary, was locked up yesterday in the South Chicago police station yesterday afternoon on a charge of wife abandonment, preferred by his bride of a. few weeks ago, who gave her first name as Daisy. The arrest of the young man Is said to be the culmination of a romance covering a period of two months. At the time that they were married it is charged that the bride and groom perjured themselves as to their ages, the girl claiming her age as 18 and the young man as 21, when they were in reality only 17 and 18, respectively. On this ground the father of the groom claims that he will have the marriage annuled. The license was issued in issued in Chicago. The case against the young man was set for yesterday, but was continued until Tuesday of next week.
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Lot 14. block 14. C. T. L ft I. Co 's third addition. Abraham It. Fifer to Ixiuis Asher 500 Lot 10, block 4. Husak's addition',
Jason .u llson to John Adney et ai GARY. Lot SS, block 3, Garfield Park, United States Land Co. to Gustav Adalfson Lot 15, block 77, Gary Land Co.'s
subdivision. Gary Land Co. to John F. Schmidt 1 017 Lot 17. block 77. Gary Land Co.'s subdivision, Gary Land Co. to John F. Schmidt 1 017 Lots 4 to 12, block 2; lots 27. 28, ' .11 to 39. 42 to 44 in block 1, Garden City addition. F. Thomas Morris to Ethel Fitzgerald 1 Lot 14, block 12, Broadway addition. F. Thomas Morris to Ethel Fitzgerald 1 NEW CHICAGO Lots 28. 29. block 1 in fourth addition. New Chicago Real Estate & Investment Co to Au
gust F. Von Velsen Lot 5. block in fourth addition New Chicago Real Estate & In
vestment Co. to Markos Theotikos HAMMOND. Iot 15, block 3. Kohl's addition, Gottlieb Messerli to Mrs. Frank-
le liable Nason
lxt 35. Stafford & Trankle's sen
ond addition, William C. Belman to W. W. Davis Lots 22, 23, block 2. South Homewood -addition, Fred W. Findling to Henry P. Shafer WHITING. Lot 31, block S. Central Park addition. Whiting Land Co. to William 11. Donahue I0.1011 33-36-7 W Part Nw'H 28 9o, John Hillman to William G. McAfee
WANTEDRailway mail clerks, postOlflCe Clerks rrrir- i .,fi.,
in Hammond Nov. 17; preparation free l-ranklin Institute. Dn,t. ?a i itnho.t.
er, N. Y
Institute, Dept. 34D, RocheJt
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WANTED 1.000 more men to use The limes want ads every nlent and act how jfood they ar. a te
FEMALE HELP WANTED WANTED Girl or woman for general housework any nationality, at Hoffman and Calumet st. 24-6
WANTED Younff ladies of good moral character with some high school ? ht0 ,'nlr f ainingVchooWor
Mercy Hospital. Gary. Ind.
nurses, !8-tfvvs
SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED Position; experienced sten- . ographer; references. Box 363, WhlU lng- 26-3 FOR RENT. FOR RENT Three pleasant furnished iiJ?mStor llght housekeeping" gasUght and stove, toilet. 241 Trumln. 27-2 F elecSntfi fro"t room; bath. electric .lights three minutes' wo 1 u from a 1 depots; price $1.50 plr vvek Phone 1254 or address M. Times 27-3
FOR roc
State st
RENT Five nireW- ,.iv..,
1 KENT Large airy outside room on corner; quiet streets; all conveniences. 506 Truman; phone 5191. 27-3
150
150
. . 1,300
450
650
2,000
LEGAL NOTICES.
PRIEST I SCORES THE nrnnifti n
urruALo
The Rev. Thomas Jensen, Sunday morning in the Gary Catholic church, scored the officials who permit violations of laws, especially those which foster the vice of Intemperance in eating and drinking. While his sermon was one of general terms and application, yet coming at a time when it did, when 'the Gary city officials are permitting law violations for intemperance, it was nevertheless very pointed and was generally, discussed by those who heard It.
HERES ANOTHER WALKER
Tells the Stereotyped Tale in Gary and Gets a Good Meal.
J. S. Chaplain, a pedestrian, who is walking from Seattle to New York on a wager, arrived in Gary last night looking very much the worse for wear. One of the conditions of the wager is that Chaplain is not to beg, but to work his way through the country. He was given a square meal at one of the local restaurants and the way he tackled the pork and beans, pie. etc., it appeared as if J. S. had been fasting for a considerable length of tfme. After a night's rest and another meal this morning, which was provided by a number of his local admirers, he wended his way eastward.
,, , LICENSE NOTICE, of tj 6 ls 1er'bV given to the citizens of Hammond. North Township Lake ofU.W I?td,anap,and of the Sixth Ward 1 ?'W.That the undersigned is onf a'e nha.tant re than twentySaid Citt lATof aF,e' a resident of fhl 1, l y &Iid Township and is not in ne hhab,it f bei'ominS intoxicated; tha" sh'n fb0en a 'tsident of sa,i Townsh,p for more than ninety (90) davs T- liarot ,Count' Commissioners of rtfi,(;0linty- -StH? of Indiana, at their tegular August Term. 1909, for a license to sell intoxicating. spirituous mit ?hl a f,uart at a tfre and peruli wt, Same fS be drunk " the premises where sold; that he will also aTk lnTluKcn tV"faldrlnk5 that th U r,onnect!''" therewith; and sen V 1 rrfmi,ses. where he desires to sen said intoxicating liquors ia rip scribed as follows, to-wit-The ground floor front room of the M rZym ira"V building?1 which said room is 2S feet wide and 38 feer long and facing north on Merrill aveCaofPUTtliC hihy or street in he t .V Hammond. North Township Slate of d'ana. located a(fVtua.tedon lot 4,;- hlock 1, Morris" f'nnn ?" J-hc Clty of Hammonrt. Lake County. Indiana. There are four liv- ,( i0ms Jn rear of building Bar is Buni7V Wes,t side of saidbarroom Bunding has glass front and inside of room can be seen from Merrill avenue. There is one front entrance and one rear entrance to said barroom HERMAN TEICHNOR.
rf -wV 1S herehv &iven to the citizens of Hammond, North Township, Lake L 'nty, Indiana, that I am a malelnwnVi,andrCS,dentK0f sald city and one f 91? , d above the age of twentyone (2l years, am a person of enn,i moral character, the actual owner and FnXieharbi0tf o'l ndnam "t an, I thit t V becoming intoxicated, riden nf haT, b.een continuously a resident of said township for more thwfllV?' daH laSt W t id mlMlonri rrP?;!-V0tne I5oard of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana at their regular August Term 1909 for
FOR RENT Furnished front
Jl.aO to desirable parties; gas, bath' second floor, 211 W. State 8t. Also have for sale good sewing machine. $5 ;. VV-f 1 OR ItENT Three rooms suitable for PhotosrraDh irallerv- o k ""...f?
'"to "ore; rent $11. 3106 Block avV.lVt dia-aM a,rbor' Cal1 John K- 'arovld Co.. 340o Mich. ave. ,6
PERSONAL
Jk OLl &ALL.
PERSONAIv Ship carpenters and cork
em. C. CrOSS & Son All UnflB rf I nrvcr,
boats built to order. Row boats, sail Whfat boats and launches. Leave orders at 213 Dec. . .103st Indiana ave. 26-1 Mav ..106-.
Corn 'July . . 7 ft 1 -'Sept. ..67'C-
FOR SALE Handsome reed baby car- I ,. ..56 a -5 riage; latest stvle and nearlv new; May ..?7'4-12 cost 35; will sell for 20. Address It L Oatscare Lake County Times. 27-tf July ..43i Sept. ..40'4-3s FOR SALE Square piano in good con- Dec. ..40ES-Vt dltion, $25; easy payments if desired. . May ..43-2
Mtraune 1'iano t o. iane t-. Jionman St. 1 I'orK -
GRUN AND PROVISION Mm
car.
27-6 July
Sept.
FOR SALE We have improved property in first subdivision: must be sold
Gary Brokerage & Insurance Agency, i July
Gary, Ind. 27-6
FOR SALE Acreage tracts just west og Glen Park on new Gary-Crown Point interurban; 134 acres with buildings $4,000; 40 acres $6,000; also other farm lands. Inquire of owner, Herman E. Sasse, Crown Point, Ind. 26-6 FOR SALE Four room cottage on Wal
ter St.; 25-foot lot. sidewalk, and Is paid for. Apply 37S Walter. 26-3
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WEST POUND EAST BOUND " Dally I Sunda y Dai 1 y Sunday -05 6.07 I x5"."3i J ST35" 6.67 7.05 f .05 f X.U7 7- 2? 7-35 T6.3S 6.34 8- la S.10 xl.io 7.35 9- 02 s.5 S.1S r.2J 10.es g.S s.:10.20 li.CS 19.40 9.5,1 10.54 lit a xio.20 10. r) 11.45 1. on :e.57 11. bo 12.13 2.03 11.40 12..-.0 s.os six.rr 2t i.4i 4.0i 1.IMI i.rJ 2.13 T..OS T1.4( 3. .10 8.IK 1 .10 4.50 3. 40 I .4( M (III B.fln 4 2 7.4 j S 44 H.4(i 4.67 8.40 i4 2( T.2S R.45 8.4 5.00 S.20 30 10.4O ft 4.". 20 n.ft."s li.JH ! mi ;io 10.20 r.4ll I 7.2."5 12.25 R.40 I I ..JS ) O 211 10. 8S J jlO.2,1 11. IS J I x12.23
xGar' only xxMlchigan City only. Eimed. ngures In nBnt for A. ii.; In black for P. M. For Information call Hammond 130. IV. U. WALLACE, General Manager.
FOR SALE Second hand roll top office desk. Call 18 Condit st.; phone 5161. 26-2tw
FOR SALE Twenty acre farm; crop. stock and implement; 2 miles from Hammond; fronting on 2 stone roads. Address W. A. Miller. R. D. No. 1, South Holland, 111. 24-3
FOR SALE Restaurant with all fixtures; good location. 77 S. Hohman st., Hammond. 23-2
FOR SALE One fresh milk cow and calf. Inquire at 13417 Buffalo ave.. Hegewisch, 111. 23-6
FOR SALE Butcher shop on Penn av.; Vi block from Mich.; must be sold at once; bargain, 3500 Pean. ave.. Indiana Harbor. 23-6
FOR SALE 5-room cottage; all modern conveniences; 50-foot lot. Call 270 S. Hohman; phone 2034. 22-b
FOR SALE Maxwell runabout; In fine condition; new tires, top, newly painted; $375 if taken this week. Hammond Garage, 74 S. Hohman st.; phone 145. 21
FOR RENT Eight-room fiat; all
frn nnni-.ml,,,. , . . , I,,vu"
ppi" 413 s- Hob
man st., downstairs.
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FOR KENT Modern 8-roora bTTck house; bath and shade trees. Call 334 S. Hohman st.. Johnson studio
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call at 284 PI 5 miner ave.: n inn ! -i iu miner
FOR RENT Six-room cottage at 509 aL'" st. Call at 516 Indiana ave for particulars. 26-2 ROOMS TO RENT Heated, hot and cold water; very near to town 344ft Fir st., Indiana Harbor. 26-3 FOR RENT Eight-room bouse 251 InFad;eatntae sat:-hrU8fiPf.r mnth"
k The Harbor hotel. Indiana Harbor; completely- furnishedgood propoeition for right party See J. A. Patterson. 3328 Mich ave. 23-12
FOR RENT Two suites rooms furnlsnT ed for light housekeeping; good eon! baby. Call 33o Truman; phone 3931. 22tf
tOR RENT Pleasant newly cleaned 7room lower flat; centrally located; to reliable parties $20 per month. Phone
22-4
FOR RENT Suite of rooms In the new Emery block, corner of Chicago and Forsyth Ave., East Chicago. See F. J
.rue, a sent. g.t
FOR SALE Store with living room and flat; 30-foot front; cheap. Richard Hahlweg, tailor, 251 S. Hohman st. 21-
FOR SALE M osier safe; o feet high 3 feet wide; inner door, bankers' vault; a bargain. Lewis Durieus. 331i Michigan, Indiana Harbor. 19-tf
FOR SALE Cheap, 8-drawer National cash register; almost new, with check printing attachment; cash or easy payments. Otto C. F. Seehase, Indiana Harbor, Ind.; phone 35. 17-tf
FOR SALE S E. cor. 118th et. and IndianapolU "blvd.. Whiting. Ind.; S xl25, or will trade for Chicago improved. C. Gobdel, 6416 Lowe ave.. Chicago. 13-lm
FOR SALE Second Hand dek and railings suitable for express office. Apply at Times Office, llammond. Ind.
WANTED TO RENT.
WAMED Pleasant room bv lady; centrally located. Address, giving full particulars. Box 241. Hammond Ind
BOAKD AND ROOM-
room AND BOARD AT 8.3 SIBLEY ST.
rift uoor irom uonman st. 17-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
CUT RATES on Loans on
Furniture, etc. Loans made
on Diamonds and Watches. For a square deal see me. F.
E. Rinehart, No. 212 Ham
mond Bldg., Hammond, Ind
Fhone
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i... ,.,..;.,. . "AiLttm liquors in
the kind i1 na" a qliart at a time; ine Kind of liquors to be sold bclni rP Vr V"h -alt and St he?
nrivtiVTi" A? i,,i""'s- 1 win also ask the pi ilege or carrying on the business of ,ft'n(au retail- Cirs, tobacco and soft drinks and serving lunches, in connection with said business; the premmr"hUPtn WlUC.h 1 d"s,r a "nLe to sell such intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, and to permit the sam tr. 1,0 ,na ,to
scribed as follows: uu""" ,s ue"
ine ground floor front room of the two-story frame building; said room Tis twenty-three (2.3) feet wide and thlrtv Vt'Jl fteet 1,onvr-ar,d facin north on State street and being situated on west half of lot two (2). block two (2) original Tn"nci?WT Clty)of Imoria? -fort Township, Lake County. Indiana ii 100 State street, said front room fronting on the south side of said street said strert being a public highway or street in Hammond. .Xorth Townhln Z Lake County. Indiana. p' n h;Te is one ?,toraP room in the rear and three small rooms in the second s ory of said building, used and occupied for assemblage purposes. The har room is twenty-three feet wide ami thirty-two feet long, and the bar" V?VZl le .TTrst ,side of said room
ing-ski'd room- from the rVnt nd" TOR EXCH A NG E W h a t have you to door from a id. hall the halt V. ; exchange for 2-story house and 32 on a private alley off Wate .fri?'" '".ts in 2:00L ?",?i.
are two doors rnnnrtin Vi "'"ri m cs souiu in .in., suoo outouiiamg, Mld br Z h8.lh.e r?ar"f house in good repair; thirfty town
Work Fascinating. There is an indescribable fascination about work. The laziest man in town will stand watching with evident enjoyment the labors of a street gang laying pavement. Fort Worth Record
STEEL COMMON UP Higher prices for United States Steel common lent a firm tone to the stock market as a whole today. The posstbilty of a higher dividend on steel was still the chief topic under discussion. Tho London market quoted higher prices for American shares, but foreigners did not take much part in the trade on this side.
REAL ESTAIEJRISFERS TOLLESTON. Lot 11 to 16, block 2, Tolleston Park addition, Julius Frankel to Mae Brade $ j Lots 1 and 2. Rundell's addition', Peter L Craigen to Forrest P Hundell 600 Lot 14. block 14; lots 8 and 4 block 15, C. T. L & I. Co.'s third addition, Charles Glassman to Abraham R. Flfer 4.50P
EVERT INDIVIDUAL AUTOMOBILB owner In the United States and abroad should Join the International Automobile League. Pamphlet showing dealers' prices of automobiles tires and application blank mailed u;oa request. Address International Autoroobila League. Home Office. Buffalo. N. T. Leon A. Bereinlak. official attorney, state of Indiana, room 102 First National Bank; phone 360.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Butter Receipts. 17,345 tubs; creamery, extras, 26c; Jrice to retail dealers, 27c; firsts, 2Sc; extra firsts, 25c; firsts, 23Vjc; seconds, 22V4c; dairies, extras, 23c; firsts. 21He; seconds. 20c;, ladles. No. 1, 20c: packing stock, 19c. Eggs Receipts. 9,317 cases; miscellaneous lots, cases returned, 17 He; cases included, 18c; ordinary, 19c; firsts, must be 70 per cent fresh, 21c; prime firsts, packed in new whitewood cases and must be 85 per cent fresh. 22c; extra, especially packed for city trade and must be 90 per cent fresh. 25c; No. 1 dirties, 1614c; checks, lSVic. Potatoes Recelnts. 98 cars: choice to
fancy. 62 ft 65c; fair to good. 58 60c. Veal Quotations for veals in eood
order were as follows: 50 to 60 lbs! weight. 8 (ft 9c; 60 to SO lbs, S10c; 85! to 120 lbs. lOft lOc; fancy, 11c. j Dressed beef Ribs. No. 1. 13c; No. 1 ' loins, 15c; No. 1 round. 10c; No. lj chuck. No. 1 plate, 5 9-4c. I Live ptAjltry Turkeys, per lb, 14c; ! chickens, fowls, IS He; roosters, 9c;! springs. 17c; geese, 9c; ducks, llS lSc i Fruits Apples, new. 35ra 125 hn : I
bananas, jumbo, bunch, straight ll.lOftf 1.25; culls, 80efT$1.00; bouquets, 5fli 85c; lemons. $3.7516.00: oranges, $2.75 fi3.25; pineapples, $1.50(33.50 per crate; cherries, 75r$l.25 per 24-qt case; peaches. 75c$2.00 per crate. California green fruit Cherries, SOc (n $1.15 per box; peaches, 90cg$1.50 per box; plums, 85c&'$1.50 per 24-qt case; pears. $2.1 off?' 2.3 5 per box. Melons Gems, standard crates. 50c!ffi
$2.60; pony crates. 50c(S$2.O0; baskets.
$1
NEW SUBURBAN TRAIN SERVICE
VIA
CHICAGO, INDIANA AND SOUTHERN R. R. (GARY AND WESTERN) Effective Sunday, July 4th, 1S09 subject to change without notlc9
ALL TRAINS DAILY Between Hammond and Gary
flaromond (Cal. Av) Lv Gibson Ar Ivanhoe ' West Gary ' Tolleston " Gary (Broadway ) " Gary (Virginia Av)...Ar Gary (Virginia Av)...Lv
6.04 7.12 9.00 1 10.28 6.14 7.20 9.10 10. SS lo i10.43 6.21 7.27 9.18 10.46 6.24 7.30 9.21 10.49 6 27 7.33 9.24 10.52 6.34 6.35
1.30 3.00 4.35 5.44 1.40 8.10 4.45 S.R4 1.45 8.15 4.50 5.5 1.48 3.18 '4.5S , .ta l.r,l 3.21 4.&J 0.05 1.54 3.24 4.50 6.0S e.1'5
ft. 48 S.6T 0.00 9.03 C.OtJ
Between Gary and Hammond
Gary (Broadway) " j 6.4c Tolleston " 16.49 West Gary " 16 52 Ivanhoe " Gibson 659" Hammond (Cal. Av)..Ar 7.09
7.44 9.49 7.47 9.52 7.50 9.55 9.58 7.57 10.07 8.07 10.18
11.19 I 2.14 11.22 l2.1T 11.25 12.20 11.28 2.23 11.33 2.2S 11.43 2.38
3.54i 5.15 I 33 I Jt4 3.5ri5.18 .3tf 18.27 4.0015.21 .3! i0.30 4.08,5.24 .42 0.33 4.0S; 5.21 I .47 I .SS 4.1S! 5.351 ! 0.57 O.W
Stops on signal to receive or discharge passengers Light face figures for (A.M.); Black face figures for (P.M.). Tickets on sale at Michigan Central. Depot, -Hammond and Gary (Broadway), and at C. L & S. Station at Gibson.
watermelons,
120.00 200.00
LOST AND FOUND. LOST OR STOLEN Party who is holding my rabbit dog, Joe, please return same to F. C. Miller and receive reward. 241 E. State St.. Hammond. 26-3 LOST Several weeks ago, tie pin, small wishbone with diamond setting; prized as keepsake; on Hohman St. or in Hammond Bldg. Finder please return to Times office. 22-tf BARTER ELXCHANGK FOR TRADE -Model K Winton auto; good condition; will exchange for any vacant property near Gary or Chicago. Address U O, Times. 12-3
2545e;
per car.
Beans Pel beans, hand picked, choice, $2.482.50; fair to good, $2.30 2.42: red kldnev. $2 00f?2.30; brown Swedish, $2.10fi 2..30; lima, California, per 100 lbs. $5.00W5.121,i. Berries Gooseberries, $1.401.75 per 16-qt case; blackberries, $1.251.75 per 24 qts; raspberries, red, $1.25 -1.60 per 24 qts; black, per 16 qts. $1.5001 70; blueberries. 16 qts. $1.252.00. Green vegetables Beets. 50 75c per 100; cabbage. 50f?90o per crate: c.ir-
rots, 50ii"ic per 100; cucumbers, 35c per box; cauliflower. 25ff75c per box; green onions. 3V&ffT4c per bunch; green peas, $1.25 per sack; lettuce, head, per tub. 40Cd6.-,e; letf. 15!20c per box; mushrooms, 25 40c per lb; onions, 70 SOc per sack: pieplant. 812Hc per bunch: parsley, home grown. 10c per doz; peppers. ,35'S40c per crate; radishes. 50 iff 75c per 100; string beans, green 35fi40c per hn; wax, 35 40c per box; spinach. 20 40c per tub; sweet corn, $1.0iia .3.00 per brl: tomatoes. 15 25c per flat crate; turnips, home grown, $1 per 100.
FOR KXCHANGE Candy wheel and 24 paddies for bull pup. Address O K. Lakj County Times. 2-tf
CASH GRAIN MARKET. Winter wheat bv sample- No red new. $1.07'dl.09: No. 3 red. new. $1 01 ft' 1.07: No. 2 hard. new. $1.07Ti 1.09 ''urn by sample: No. 2. 71 c' JCn white. 75 He; No. 2 yellow. 7 2 Vl T? 7' U c" No. 3, 71W71c; No. 3 yellow 72 ft 7214o: No. 4. 67H68c. oats by sample: No. 2 white. 4'.';? ;1-; No. .3. 46'4-c: No. 3 white 46&4c-
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Pretty tough when you come home from work and find your house goirtt? up in smoke It isnt so bad of course, if the house and contents are fully insured. What a fatal mistake some men make in allowing their insurance policies to lapse! The premium falls due perhaps when there are other bills to pay, and it is difficult to meet all of them The insurance is not paid. In a few weeks the home i3 in ashes, and there is nothing coming from the Insurance Companv. How many have had thi3 experience. You had better think twice before you skip an insurance payment. We loan any amount from $10.00 up, on household furniture, or Pianos, horses and wagons, etc., and the property stavs inivour possession. Lowest rates best service confidential. Large or small payments to suit you from one month to one year's time. 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.
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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 cur representative will see you. We make loans anywhere in the Calumet District on a few hours notice.
ammond Loan & Guarante
Phone 257
145 South Hohman Street ASK US! YOU CAN DEPEND OM WHAT WE SAY.
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FOR EXCHANGE Paperhanging for a horse. -ddrei R S. Times. 25
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CHARLES A. ADAMS, DECEASED. No. 4 , 5. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of said state, by the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court. S?id Estate is supposed to be solvent WILLIAM ADAMS. Admlnlstrp'--, Dated July 24. 1909.
FOR EXCHANGE One new victor phonograph with brass horn and record case and 2 0 records, towards a horse and buggy; will pay some difference. Address J T. care Lake County Time.
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Drink Pure Spring Water From the Beautiful Mineral Spring Spring Hill, St John, Indiana Delivered 10c per gaL 3 gals. 25c. 3 gals. 35c Phone 5274 HAMMOND PURE WATER SUPPLY CO. LAUERMAN BROS.
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MADAM CASTILLO tells the past and future, calls the names of loved ones passed away, also the living: tells all -
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lost or stolen articles. 9 a. m. to 9 r. m. -ll WIEI eSCUaaYOS.
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For Sale Cheap! 10,000,000 feet good oewanj a ecoftjhand LUMBER of all kinds. Dors WlndowB, Flumkiac Ooods, evvrv thirty necessary to tetftj a bouse with.
ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES
f. B. MOTT, President t KAMI UAUMONO. Vice-PretUlent J. S. BLACKMCN, Secretary A. H. TAPPER. Treasnrer ID WARD J. KdEB, Masp
Secretary's Office 2 Tapper Block HAMMOND
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