Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 17 August 1909 — Page 7

Tuesday, August 17, 1909.

THE TIMES.

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New Aspirant for Political Honors Is Popular in Gary and Affiliated With Lodge and Business Circles.

the small boys and girls of the neighborhoo.l had taken possession of the place for a bis playhouae. A Stw Kind of Tenant. No one but the owner knew who the occupants were and no one knew where they hadigone. All of the furniture still remained intact, however, seemingly in payment of obligations due and which they could not mfct. If the latter be the case the lawyers say that an entire new brand of tenants has been discovered, a like special of which is to be found in no other city of the country of which they have

' knowledge. Seabright and "White will go a little further in th-3 case to find out what , disposition can be made of the goods j in the event tl.at Kummerer cannot be

fought to serve the writ of attachment for the goods which he left behind him. The police have been asked to watch the house pending the disposition oT the furniture.

The political pot In Gary is still boil

ing wi'.h renewed activity, and each day the name of some new aspirant for political honors in the new steel city appears upon the horizon. The latest of these to make an official announcement is Joseph "V. Cothery, who seeks the nomination for city clerk on the republican ticket. While the name of Mr. Cothery has been among those mentioned in the local papers, still Mr. Cothery could n-at be prevailed upon to make the -ac( until he was approached by a large number of his friends a few days ago. It was then that Mr. Cothery decided to become a candidate. One of CUj-'h r.nrllet Keftldents. Mr. Cothery is employed in the auditing department of the oleal steel mills, and is one of the earliest residents of Gary, coming here in 1906. He is a member of the local order of Elks. and. at the Institution of the local Masonic lodge, will have the honor' of presiding over the lodge as the first master in Gary, lie is also a shriner, being a member of the "Hot Sands" club of Gary. Altogether he is one of the most popular young men in Gary, having a large number of friends, who will boost his candidacy for the clerkship and try to place bini in the chair. There are now three candidates out for tile republican nomination of city clerk, they being "William Mathew Dunn and M. Johnson. Clyde Hunter, whose name has been mentioned last night as

a candidate, denied that he was out for the nomination. Mr. Dunn is prominent In union labor circles. Mr. Cothery was especially prominent during the last campaign, when he had charge of the naturalization of the foreigners of Gary, and for which work he was greatly commended.

G08FESS TO STEALING COilTMCK TOOLS

FREAK

BOLT Of LIGHTNING

former-

take an has vis-living

Friends of the Passows, who

ly Jived in tins locality, will interest in the bad luck which ited Theodore Passow, now

north of Hobart. In the fierce electrical storm which visted the region, a bolt of lightning struck his two barns on his farm. A peculiarity about the disaster was that one bolt struck two barns, which were nearly a quarter of a mile apart. There was a mass of flames immediately, and nothing could be done to save them.

Today's Munnigrams

The Market Place of the Munnim3kers 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.

FOU KENT If you intend to stny awaj ; for some time, don't store your furnl-. i ture it's expensive. Ktnt ymir fur- ! rushed flat to sorce rtliable party. You will learn who -will rent your list if , you read Timt-s want ads. Tiy it it s ' a good plan. If you are gdi g aw ay to ' etav, don't pay freight on your furniture. Sell it. Times want ads will tell you who will pay you quick. ras!i prices for it. Head thtm today. Many : neopie place a little nd in The Times, i So many buyers see their ad that they ' have no difficulty In selling almost u:.y-thing.

Pupils' Backs to Teacher. The Chinese pupil reeitiDg the lesson turns his back to the teacher.

MALE

WANTED Good old to help in man.

WANTKU

ILbiLP.

hoy about 15 grocery. 272 S

years

WANTED Hir.gle man to work on farm; must lie teir.perate and relial.le $20 a month and good home. Address D O, care Times. 16-2

Indiana Harbor Boys on Mischief Bent Rob Hammond Man.

(Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, lnd., Aug. 17. Indiana Harbor incorrigibles are again breaking loose. Hugh Moore, a Hammond contractor who lives at 174 i-tate line and has been doing some work in the Harbor, kept his tools in a shanty at Ivy and 140th streets. Friday night the tools were stolen and Mr. Moore notified the police the next day. Saturday Officer P. J. McKenna arrested Harry Heglin, 14 years old. who lives at 4119 Ivy street; Robert Jones, 15 years old, H617 Grapevine street, and Elmer Carlson, 15 years old. 4113 Hemlock street. The boys confessed to stealing the tools and produced th"m at the police station. The list was composed of three levels, one hack saw, one adz, one machine hammer, one riviting hammer und a football.. The boys claim that the saw was originally stolen from the manual training school by Moore's son.

G. I BACON REPORTED TO

WORK Oi

BUILDING

S COMMENCED

DISCOVER A STRANGE SPECK TENANTS Renter in Order to Meet Obligations Abandons His Furniture.

LANDLORDS ASTONISHED

Hammond Men Push Work On Structure in East Chicago.

(Special to The Times.) East Chicago, lnd., Aug. 17. Work of excavating for the new building to be erected on the southwest corner of Forsyth and Chicago avenues by Messrs. Peter Meyn and Gifts Warner of Hammond, was begun yesterday. The dirt that is taken out is being hauled to the city hall park, having been purchased by the city for filling purposes.

PRICE OF MILK GOES OP TO 8 CENTS

Gary Home Is Deserted and Household Goods Are Left in Payment of Rent.

Having a "hunch" that the furniture In hi3 house was about to be aS.ached for nonpayment of rent, E. A. Kummerer, who formerly resided on Adams street, in Gary, has apparently abandoned both house and household goods, leaving them for the disposition of his creditors without due notification. Yesterday the writ of attachment was finally secured by the owners. Attorneys leabright and White, for $35 rent due them and the papers were turned over into the hands of Constable William Marquardt. The latter went to the address to serve them and to his surprise found the Amirs unlocked and not a soul in the house. Neighbors informed him that the residents had left two days ago and that

Milk Dealers in Gary Enter Into Trust, According to Agreement.

Last night G. V. Racon, president of the Steel City Realty company was reported to be dying and it is not believed that he will last but a few days

longer. Mr. Bacon lias been seriously ill for the past two weeks and yesterday the physician gavt- up hopes for his recovery. . G. V. Bason is on" of the best known real estate operators in Gary, having been in this city a 1 mo t t !. roughou t its history. For the past yar, however, he has been compelled to retire because of ill health, and for a large part of the time has been traveling throughout the country in search of health. Captain Bacon, as he is called, has had several low spells in the past few months wlijn his condition was con

sidered dangerous, hut never before have physicians given up hope for his REfiL ESTATE TRANSFERS

GRIFFITH. Eots IS and 111. 2. 2!. .'-:0. block 1, F. K. Mutt's a.ldili.m. Fred It. Mott to .1. M. Hardeni iden 5 INDIANA HAUi'.OK. Lot 25. except S 'S iCet block I. in fourth addition. Danhd F. Flynh to .John il. Dnnohuc -2 Int. lot 14. block "ii, it; fourth addition. Daniel F. Flynn to John H. Donohue Lot--.Hr. except S 28 feet block 4 in fourth addition. John H. I'onohue to Fannie Flynn V, Int. lot 14. block 2ii in fourth addition. John H. lumnhiif to Fannie Flvnn HAMMOND. Lot 1-1, Newman's addition, ICara Ahlendorf to Theodore Ahb-n-dorf TOLLE.STO.S. Lts 6, 14 to 3 "'I. 37. 41 to F0. block Ii; lots 6. 7. 10. 1H to 24. 3d except 2 fo-t wide, :',2. :; t. r. r. to ;: 43, 44. block -1. Julius Frank. ! to Smith-Bader-Davidson "o . . . Iyts 23 to 2S, block 2. Forest Hill. Richard L Miller to Alfnd R. Hoover EAST CHICAGO. S 12i.o feet lot block 18. sub. SV t4 2'.)-37-'.i. Clarence C. Smith to Reese V. Williams... S 1 2 1 . feet lot :u. block 18. sub. SV" l4 2tt-37-y. Reese Williams to Clarence ('. Smith Section 2X-:t-t V XW U S'sV

'4 40 acres. Gemgo H. Hru-k-man to Louis E. i;ixenrnan . . . . Section 5-33-9 W Fnd. 1-5 NV SV Vi ; section 6-3S-: WjUnd.

1-r. N U NK William M. Ernspahr to John A. Stuppy...

WANTED Young men to learn automobile business by mail and prepare for positions as chauffeurs and repair men. We make you expert in ten weeks; assist you to secure position. Pay big; work pleasant: demand for men great; reasonable; write for particulars and sample lesson. Empire Automobile Institute. Rochester, N. V. 11 WANTED Hai tender; steady work for the right man; good wages and short hours. Zepher Rolen; phone 1413.

WANTED Walter and porter. Apply South Bay hotel. Indiana Harbor. 12tf

WANTED Railway mail clerks, postoffice clerks-carriers; salary $ 6 U0 to $l.But); examination in Hammond Nov. 17; preparation free; write for schedule. Franklin Institute Dept TIE, Rochester. N. V. ' 10-lm

WANTED TO H'JY WANTED Second-hand roll top desk; price must be reasonable. A. W. Hunter, 324 I'ark ave.. Hurnham. 13-6

FOR SALE Hi man. 214 Slbb

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Apply

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FOR SALE Four-roorn cottage on Torrence ave.. $:iifl; 5 -room house on

Wilcox. $50: 5 -room cottage on Siblev St.. $1.3(tti; $100 down, balance same

as rent. Lease for sale, one on Sibley and one on llnhman st. Apply F.

Wyman. 244 Sibley st. 17-1

Drink Pure Spring Water From the Beautiful Mineral Spring Spring Hill, St John, Indiana Delivered 10c per gal. 3 gals. 25c. 5 gals. 35c Pnone r274 HAMMOND PURE WATER SUPPLY CO.

LAUER.YIAN BROS.

AiriM OSSOilOO

For Sale Cheap! 10,000,000 feet good new and seccni hand LUMBER of .ill k nda. Doors, Windows, Plumbing Cood, everything: nscessary U build a house with. Call with est mates. JC RTTFT 7337 JecKson Park Ave, VJ-. 1UjL, CHICAGO

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SERVCE

FOR SALKlot :i0xl3i Hammond.

-Cheap. Inquire

4-room cottage; 4''( Cedar St.. 17-(5

Full SALE Two choice lots. aOxluO. on K Ogden St.: quick cash sale wanted. (J. H. Towle, 13130 Houston ave.. Hegewisch, 111. 1 '

FEMALE HELP WAJS'TEI)

WAN'TFD and care

-Oirl for liprht housework of baby. 332 Indiana ave.

WANTE1) Oirl for Renera! housework; no cooking: must be fond of children. Inquire of .Mrs. J. F. Spellacy, 3334 Commercial ave., Indiana Harbor, lnd.

WANTED Oirl for general housework; Rood wages for right party. Apply Tli S. Hohman. 16-2

110

100

200

-100

WANTED Dininer room girl and porter. Apply Wecater restaurant, 212 Sibley st. 1 i

WANTED Young: ladies of good moral character and with some high school education to enter training school for nurses. School opens Sept. 1. For particulars address Supt. of Nurses Mercy Hospital, Gary, lnd. 11-tf

WANTED Girl for general housework; must be competent and have references. Phone 125. Apple 3ti Warren st. 13-tf

SITUATIONS WANTED

Foil SALE OR RENT Two-story Sroom house on Cameron st.. north side: near interurban K. it. Apply (30 Towle st. 17-6

VIA

FOR SALE Cheap for cash if taken at once, 00x132 lot and large 6-room (ottase. bathroom and pantry, at 415

Cedar St.. city; object for seilin leaving town.

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FOR SALE Grocery store: best stand in town: cheap rent; owner will retire. Address W It. care Times. 16-6

CHICAGO, INDIANA AND SOUTHERN R, R. (GARY AND WESTERN)

Effective Sunday, July 4th. 1C09 Subject to change without notlca

ALL TRAINS DAILY Between Hammond and Gary

FOR SALE Over 1,000 artistic, up to date patterns in wallpaper; Rosche's entire samples exhibited in your own home. Phone 373 Hammond or call Calumet Decorating Co., 620 N. Hohman st.

(CaL Av)

FOR SALE Grocery fixtures; cheap if taken at once. John Murry, Stale & Wentworth ave., West Hammond. 12-2

Hammond Gibson

Ivanhoe West Gary Tolleston Gary (Broadway).. Gary (Virginia Av). Gary (Virginia Av).

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9.00 9.10 '9.15 '9.1S '9.21

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I 10. 2S 1.CO 3.00 1 4.35 I H.44 I K.4fl 10.35 1.40 3.1 Oj 4.45 ..S4 S.R2 i 10.43 1.4. 3.1.1 j4.A0 '5..11 'K.37 10.45 I.4H 3.1H M.M tt.2 U.00 L 10.49 3.21 4.3 "e.WI .03 I 10.52 lJii 3.-'4 4.59 tt.OS O.tMl .2l 6.2.1

FOR SALE First-class mestie, sewing machine. State st.

'-drawer do$10. 211 W. 12-3eod

Between Gary and Hammond

FOE SALE North side ball grounds, at reasonable figure. Inquire at Logan st. 11-tf j

FOR SALE Houses and lots; cash

easv payments, ieiepnone ii. u

Pusrh.

11-6

Gary (Brcadway) " I 6 6 I 7.44 I 9.49 ' 11.19 2.14 I 3.541 .1.15 .33 I .24 Tolleston " K.49 !7.47 19.52 '11.22 2.17 3.575.1S e.Srt lB.2T We.t Gary " 6.52 7.f0 j9..r,, 11.25 2.20 !4.0r5.2t 6.3W 10.8(1 Ivanhoe " '.oS 1 1.23 2.23 4.3 S.24 6.42 !.3.1 Gibson " 6.53 ; 7.57 l0.07 11.33 2.2M 4.0 5.20 .47 H.3H Hammond (Cal. Av)..Ar 7.09 8.07 110.18 11.43 2,3.3 4-It, S.3 C.57 0..10

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-By any

colored kind. 3S

woman, work Plummer ave.

WANTED TO KENT.

WANTED To rent furnished roo.n I with hot water; south side or near st. ! car line. Address C J. care Times. 12-tf I

. FOR SALE At a bargain, 6-room cot- i j tae and 4 lots on Calumet ave.; 3 j : block north of Ft. Wayne depot. Call I (1108 N. Calumet ave., Chas Sand. 6-2w !

Stops on signal to receive or discharge passenger Light face figures for (A.M.); Elack face figures for (P.M.). Tickets on sale at Michigan Central Depot, Hammond and Oary (BroadWfcj"), and at C. I. & S. Station at Gibson.

FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Five-room cottage S10 pf-r month. 727 E. Wilcox sr., Hammond. DeCoudres Bros., 105 Washington st.! Chicago, ill. Telephone Randolph 2357. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for. light housekeeping. Call 281 Plummer ave.: phone 2i'.34. 16-2

FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room: modern; ail conveniences. Apply 336 S. Hohman; phone 5271. 14-tf

l-'OU RENT ences. 275

Flat Price

all modern place.

con veni1 ;-)'

FOR RENT Reasonable terms, saloon and flat; two-story brick, good corr.er. Apply Citizens Trust & Savings Rank. Indiana Harbor; phone 55. 13-6

4,000

The price of milk in Gary has gone up again. After paying seven cents a quart all summer local householders are now paying eight cents per quart, and probably the price will never be lower in Gary. The increase in price went into effect in Gary last week and all the milk dealers are. now charging a uniform price, according to Edward F, Render, proprietor of the. Willow Creek jdairy of Gary. The cost of producing milk and the increase in the price of ice is responsible for the raise. After Oct. 1 the cost of an eight-gallon can of milk will be riised to $1.65 instead of ?1.2n, the present price. This meant that the dealer must put up his price a cent a quart in order to break even.

IN A FEW HOURS TIME

Borrow the amount you need on your Piano, Furniture, etc. Lowest Rate - No Deductions f Hammond Loan & Guarantee Co.

CASH GRAIN MARKET.

Winter wheat bv sample: $!.i4 l- 'u l.fij U, ; No. 3 r-d i No. 2 hard, $1.04 ft 1.07; No'. ! fti$1.03

I Spring- whoat by sample: . 1 spring, $1.00 fa 1.05.

( orn hv sample: No. 2. 69c; white, 72it721lc: No. 2 vellow "1 He; No. 3, f.SVc; No. 3 v.-llo 71 y4c; No. 4, f.6H67c. oats by sample: No 2 whit No. 3 -white. 3 S 3! V2 c ; No. 4 37 '; standard. 3M' 3tD.e.

No. 2 rod 9"efi $1.02; ! hard. ti."c

No. -No

. 71 'it '. 71 'ii

40c; white.

PRODUCE MARKET.

Putter Receipts. ll.r27 tubs; creamery, extra, 26c; price to retail dealers. 27c; firsts, 2c; extra firsts, 20c; firsts, 23'2c: seconds. 22'sc; dairies. extras. 23l2c: firsts, 21 'if; seconds. 20c; ladles. No. 1, 201c; packing stock. 20c. Eggs Receipts,. 8.S2T cases: miscellaneous tine, cases returned, 17 lzv cases included, 13o; ordinary, lite; firsts, must lie 70 per cent fresh, 2(lc; prime firsts, must be .S per cent fresh, packed in new hardwood cases, 21 He; extra specially packed for city trade and must be '.to per cent fresh, 2'c; No. 1 dirties, 17c; checks. 16c. Potatoes Receipts, Ha ears; choice to fancy, 53."rc; fair to good. ;.0!!i 52c. Sweet potatoes South Carolina, $4.00 per br); "Virginia. $4.00 per bii. Veal Quotations for veals in good order were as follows: ."oi to CO lbs weight. Hit SHc; 60 to SO lbs. &1i 3ic; .V to 120 ibs, 10c; fancy. Hi He Dressed beef Ribs. No. 1. l.;c; No. 1 loins. 15c; No. 1. round. 10c; No. I chuck. 7c: No. 1 plate. 5 He. Dive poultrv Turkevs. per lb, 15c;

For RENT Six-room modern house; large yard and chicken park; near interurban at 442 Pine. Call at 506 Truman. 12-3

FOR RENT Suite of rooms in the new Emery block, corner of Chicago and Forsyth Ave.. East Chicago. See F. J. Fife, agent. 6-tf

l-'OH SALE Handsome reed baby carriage, latest style and nearly new; cost i3o; will sell for $15. Address R L care Lake County Times. 27-tf

FOR SALE Maxwell runabout; in fine condition; new tires, top, newly painted; J375 f taken this week. Hammond Garage, 74 S Hohman St.; phone 145. 21

re You One Of The

FOR SALE Store with living room and tiat; 30-fc-ot front; cheap. Richard Hahlweg. taiior, 251 S. Hohman st. 21-

FOR SALE Mosler safe; 5 feet hlghx 3 feet wide; inner door, bankers' vauit; a bargain. Lewis Durieus, 331S Michigan, Indiana Harbor. lS-tf

FOR SALE Cheap, 3-drawer National cash register; almost new; with check printing attachment; cash or easy payments. Otto C. F. faeehase, l.idlai.a Harbor, Ind.: phone 35. 17-tf

FOR SALE Second nand desk and raillugs Fuitable for express office. Apply at Times Office. Hammond, lnd.

BAKTEtt KXCHANGR FOR EXCHANGE Painting and paper hanging for roll top desk, typewriter, town lot, household furniture or anything useful. Address W T, Times.

FOR RENT VWe will rent any amount

of money from $10 up at lowest! rates. Same to be paid back in month- j

ly or weeKiy payments to suit you. in from one month to one year's time, xtates are lower than so-called "cut rates" advertised by others on furniture, pianos, etc. Hammond Iyoan and Guarantee Co., 145 S. Hohman St.; phone257. 7-tf

FOR EXCHANGE What have you to exchange for lease of 6-room "house, 75 miles from city; good live towii for a large family. Address L S, Lake County Times. 5

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Who will soon reside In BEAUTIFUL H0HEW00D ?

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RENTkerage blilg..

-Flats. $20; modern. Gary t Insurance Agency. ReyGary. 3-tf

1()R RENT Eight-room second flat; all modern conveniences. Phone 24S or call 334 Sibley. 2S MISCELLAX EOUS. SPECI AE CUT KATES OX loans on Furniture, Pianos. See mc for a square deal. Eoans taken up from other companies. F. E. Kinehart, 212 Hammond Bldg. Phone :2o. Phone, write or call and I will see U.

1 4 c ; ! c; pans, $2.1; Swe.l

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THE TIMES IS TIIK PAI'KU THAT Pni.TS THE SEWS AS IT FIMS IT. AMI ALWAYS TRIES TO II M) IT.

chickens, fowls, springs, 16c; gees. Reims Pea I $2.2"; fair to good $2.00 'ri 2.30: brown

lima. California, per 10 5.12 HRe rries Flack berries. 24 qts; raspberries, red, 24 ts; blueberries. 1 tj l-'ru its A pples, new. bananas, jumbo bunch. 'a 1.25: culls, Snc'o $1.00: S5c; lemons, $2.5o 1 4.5'i: ''(3.25; pineapples, $1,501 cherries, Sl.lo'ijl.25 pe

roosters, ducks. 11 hand p ! ; r-d ki

); 'n 1 Sc. eked, dnev

,.1. $2 ibs.

10 rn 2.3 0;

per crate t; grapes.

IV.pe box ; $1.

Lake County Title &

ABSTRACTERS

Secretary! Office 2 Tapper Bloc HAMMOND

itle & Guaranty Co. j

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I $1.25

p'MChes. $ 1.2- r 2,(io 25c per 1-5 l)ii b.tskt S-lb basket.

California Kreen fruit $1.75; peaches. 4t'( itt'c per leic r, J 1.7 -, p0r box; pears per box. Melons Gems, st andard

fa 3 50; iiotiy erases. 5oc $ 2.U') ; 2"rt 'Ji.c; watermelons. $ -.01.101 ' car. Green vegetables Beets. 1 5c eabljHS-e. 5oc Ii $ 1 .101 per irate. " 1 1 f 7 1 ' 1 per lt'0; cucumbers, 20

caulillow er. T.'.c ''i $1.25 1

Kreen onions. per bunch: pr 25faS5c per sack; lettuce, lo-ad

hoc; leaf. 2e per o.ix: mu

lb: onions. 25 'j ',:

rn per per -'.'HI. brl;

slraiKht. $ 1 . 1 0 bouipiets. e: 5. ' oranges, $2.s5 l 3 . 5 1 per ciate; r 21-qt case;

$1. If 1. i 1'..-

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WANTED To give estimates on your painting anil paperhanglng: reasonable prices, frond workmanship; satisfaction guaranteed. Calumet l'ecoratintr Co.. i20 N. Hohman st. ;pohne 373.

FCP. EXCHANGE -Candy wheel and 24 ' paddles for bull pup. Address O K I Lakw County Times. 2-tf ' FOIl EXCHANGE What have you"to 1 exchange for 2-story house and 32 1 lots in town of 2,000 population; 63 miles south in 111.; good outbuilding house in good repair; thirftv town w Tie re there is plenty of work. Wilt exchange all or any part. Address JI S care Times

FOR EXCHANGE Paperhanging- for a! horse. Address H S. Times. 25 I FOR EXCHANGE One new victor pho- 1 nograph with brass horn and record case and 20 records, towards a horse and buggy: will pay some difference. Address J T, care Lake County Times

I. O. F. OF AMERICA. The members of Court Glueckanf. I. t . F. of A., are herebv notified to assemble Tuesday, August" 17. 1 o'clock p. ni.. in K Roth's hall, to arrange for attending in rorpre the funeral of deceased Hr. Valentin Weber. FRED SEIGRIST. Rec. Sen-.

EVERY j NDIVIDUAL 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 upon request Address International AutomobiU league. Home Offtce. Buffalo, N. Y. Leon A. Etrezniak. official attorney, mate of Indiana, room 102 First National Bank; phone 360.

12 20c

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i, HOC fa plums "" fa, 2.1

crates, $1.00

baskets. 14 0.00 a

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SAVE .$5 TODAY Cut this cut and return it to the Triangle Bicycle shop and gvt credit on new bicycle or 2 on second-hand bicycles. If our wheels fail to suit yon will be hard to

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Whe, Sept. . Iec. , May . '.irn

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please S p. -Shop,

between Erie and Vlate tracks.

Nickel 14-tf

leaf. e ier

parsiey. r.nnie

pers. 50c per 2.11O pr ton; s.ick. spinach.

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ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES . S. MOTT, President r&AXX HAMMOND, Vire-Fresident J. S. B1ACKMUN, Secretary A. Ii. TAFPER, Trwsnrer EDWARD J. EDLR, Managw

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ild watcli "s store a e liberal .!-. run n.

HAMMOND AND CROWN POINT, IND

Daily Thought. Tlicrq is something, in fact, a great deal, to be said for the conventional point of view. But if you cannot with perfect sincerity accept it do r.ct attempt odious compromise and outward forms of subserviency to laws which you find unlust. Mrs. Craisrie.

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There are only 107 Fifty-Foot Lots in Homswood. For just 30 days, no longer, these ideal lots will be sold at this price by

Hammond, Indiana

To Belong to the "Lucky One Hundred and Seven Club ' 9 You Must Buy Now. H A Diminishing Market Makes Certain A Wonderful Increase In Values. 1 Homewood Lots are 25 by 120 Feet on a 66 Foot Street and 14 Foot Allcv. H The Price Now Is $437.06 for a 25 Foot Lot. After 30 Days $500. WE PREDICT IT That in One Year 50 Fest of Homewood Property Will Look Cheap at $1,500. WE BASE THIS PREDICTION OH THE FACTTHAT Z THREE YEARS AGO we sold 75 by 150 Foot in Glondalc for $000. H RECENTLY J. T. Hutton Sold His Glcnd.Jc Lot for $2,000 Cash. i ONE YEAR AGO Hohman Street Frontage Sold for $25 a Front Foot. iNOW the Cheapest Lot on This Street Will Cost $45 a Front Foot. THE REASON IS PLAIN I Homewood is the Most Beautiful Residence District in Lake County. Values Have Always Been Maintained and Rents Are Higher Than Ever. ; The Respectable Character of the Neighborhood Will Be Maintained. 1 Civic Pride Is Well Developed. Houses and Lawns Are Well Kept Jp. For 30 Days Only Will These Lots bs Offered at the Low Price of $437.06 for 25 Feet. Will You be One of the

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