Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 85, Hammond, Lake County, 27 September 1909 — Page 7

Monday, Sept;. 27. 1909.

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69-60-60-60-60-6 It 69-60- & o-60-60-60-y 60-60-69-60-69-69-60 69-69-V 69-69-69-69-$10.0010 $200.00 LOANS MADE IN HAMMOND, EAST CHICAGO, WHITING, INDIANA HARBOR, TOLLESTON, GARY, BURNHAM, HEGEWISCH, and WEST HAMMOND. Private Office. Courtecus and Confidential Treatment to One and All. 69TIMES' BUREAU AT THE STATE CAPITAL. Indianapolis. Ind., Sept. 25. -Senator Beveridge will probably be the busiest man in the state of Indiana during the next three months. He came to town yesterday afternoon and will remain in the state until the opening of the next session of congress in December, and in that time he will be expected to make several hundred appointments of postmasters and other officials In the eleven democratic districts of the state. . ?o senator or congressman in all of the long history of the United States since its formation has ever before had the amount of patronage- at his command that Senator Beveridge has on hand. It is estimated that there are something liks 400 places in the state of all kinds and descriptions that are open to him, and this breaks all records. He is the only republican senator from Indiana. There are only two republican congressmen in the state, Congressman Barnard in the Sixth and Congressman Crurnpaeker in the Tenth district. The other eleven congressmen are democrats, and in all of these eleven democratic districts it is up to the republican senator , to make the recommendations for appointments. It is not to be expected that an administration of one party would allow congressmen -or senators of the opposi tion party to make appointments to offices. Rc!ponibility with Power. Therefore the enormous power of Senator Beveridge can readily be seen, and at the same time the enormous responsibility that rests on his shoulders is equally visible. He has 400 chances to make good and 400 chances to make mistakes, and he would be a wonderful man who did not make at least somemistakes in selecting 400 public officers. In many parts of the state there are serious fights on hand over postoffice appointments. Factions are at war for the. places, and 'these fights will have to be straightened out by Senator Beveridge in the way- that will leave the least .soreness In the party. . It is said that there will be many conferences between Senator Beveridge and republicans from out in the state on the question of postoffice appointments during the coming month and that- efforts will be made to bring about settlements of many of these fights. Some of the republicans in the various places have been saying that the senator has not been making as much progress with these appointments as he should have made, and it is said also that he will be urged to get busy at once. It is pointed out, however, by friends of. the senator that he has had his hands full with legislation in congress during the last year and that this is why more has not been done in the way of making appointments. Fight a Strenuous One. "Few people realize the fight that Senator Beveridge had on hand in the tariff matter," said one of his friends, "It was so fierce and so strenuous that it did not leave him a minute for anything. He hardly had time to eat. Then after congress adjourned he had to have an opportunity to rest up a little. But he is back home now and feeling fine, and it is safe to say that he will go at his job with vigor." Several persons who knew he was coming home yesterday got to him and his troubles commenced. Among the visitors yesterday was Miss Mary Mod--lin of Greencastle. Miss Modlln called at Beveridge'8 office during the forenoon and asked to see the senator. She was told that he would not be in until later in the day. She departed, but returned in the afternoon and succeeded in getting into his private office. There she made known the fact that she is an applicant for the appointment as postmistress at Greencastle, and she made a strong bid for the place. She was informed that the senator was not ready to take up the matter of appoint

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ing a postmaster at Greencastle, and she departed without any promise. Will Make Things Hum. Those who know Senator Beveridge best believe that during the next three months, or until he has to go bacs to Washington for the opening of congress, he will make things hum around his office. He looks well, and is strong Hnrt riitrareri s an iron man. and In the But with, scores of place hunters on his trail, and more scores of delegations calling on him in the interest of certain rival candidates for positions and all of the other duties that constantly jrowd upon him, his life for the tnrea months is not likely to be one long, sweet song. Some one asked Senator Beveridge as soon as he lit in the. city whether he had anything to say on the subject of President Taft's Winona speech in which he scolded the Insurgent senators who opposed the Payne and Aidrich tariff bills. The senator declined to say anything whatever on that subject. Of course, it was not expected that he would discuss the speech right off the bat as soon as he arrived home. Whether he will have anything to say about it in the future only he himself knows. Most people believe, however, that when he does speak. If he speaks at all on the subject, he will confine his comment to the mere statement that he made the fight that he believed was right and the kind that he believed the people wished him to make, and that he Is not convinced that- he was wrong. ' .' . i There is "a good deal of : talk to the effect that the speech of President Taft in which he practically read the insurgent senators out of the republican party has made a great deal of trouble in the party In Indiana, but It is pointed out on the other hand that the party will not allow any difference of opinion on the tariff question to cut any figure in the next campaign. The party it Is pointed out, will not allow any differences to arise along that line to mar the chances of success at the next state election. To do so would mean certain defeat of the party at the polls ,and it is not to be expected that the leaders of the party will seek such an end. Mrs. Beveridge and their little son will arrive from the east next Tuesday. Senator Beveridge has accepted several Invitations to speak during the next few weeks. He will speak at Washington next Sunday night; South Bend. Sept. 28: Lagrange, Oct. 8, and Indianapolis, Oct. 7. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Section 7-37-9 W Part SE NE .-Otto Mahlitz to Patrick Mackins $2,050 WHITING. S i lot 60 and lot 61, Sheridan Park, Henry GiUmurray to Augusta Klose ' S 14 lot 60 and lot 61. Sheridan Park. Augusta Klose to Ida GiUmurray 1 TOLLESTON. Lot 24. block 15, C. T. L. & I. Co. 'a third addition, Mary S. Gray to Lake County Realty Co 1 HAMMOND. Lot 7, Stafford & Trankle's fifth addition. Louis H. Stafford to u,rr!ann S Voorheis iOO NEW CHICAGO. Lots' 28 to 30. block 12 in third addition, Frederick Gvoth. to Mary Anderson WHITING. ' Lot IS, block 2. Standard addition. Standard Oil Co. to James E. Evans Section 3-3?- 8W E SW and W 14 SE i 160 acres, Frederick Rosenthal to David A. Root ll20 Section 36-35-10 W SW 4 -126.74 acres, Anton Scheldt toAugust W. Stommel 5, i 6 5.67 ADVERTISED MAIL. The following letters remain uncalled for in Hammond postoffice, week ending Sept. 27. 1909: Mrs. Martha Andrews. Frank Baker, Peter Byrne. Mrs. Alphia Cross, Mrs. Cora Corvell. Charles Carlson, Mr. James J. Craig & Co., Miss Clara Frasa, Jno. H. Gilbert. Messrs. The Hammond Automobile Co.. Mrs. George Hambridge. Peter Les, Toth Laszlo, John Mis, Miss -Daisy Mynes, Frank. Neely, Mr. E. Nelson. Valentine Peternac, W. A. Piesre. John Rumomwk. Thomas Stafford. Miss Carrie Stem, Mrs. H. Schraeder, Richard J. Shutter. Bill Treanton, Paul Varga, Hammond Elevator Co. WM. II. GO ST LI X. Postmaster. PRODUCE MARKET Butter Receipts 7,934 tubs; creamerv, extra. 29c; price to retail dealers, 31c: prints, 32c; extr firsts. 28c; firsts, 26c; seconds, 24c; dairies, extras. 26c; firsts, 24c; seconds. 22c; ladles. No. 1, 22c; packin stock, 22c Eggs Receipts. 7.624 cases; miscellaneous fine, cases returned, 17 c; cases included, 18c; ordinary - 20c; firsts, must be 70 per cent fresh. 22 c; prime firsts, packed in new whit,?wood cases and must be 85 per cent fresh, 24c; specially packed for city trade and must be 90 per cent fresh, 26c;

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'Money 69 6 6 69 69 6 69 6 69 69 69 69 69 69 69 69 6)9 -60 69 69 69 60 69 60 69 -GO 69 -69 69 69 -60 OO 69 60 60 69 60 69 69 69 69 69 69 6 69 No. 1 dirties, 16c; checks, 15c. Potatoes Receipts, 25 cars; choice to fancy. 50'5Sc; fair to ood, 46g.48c. Sweet potatoes Jerseys, brl, $3.2o; Virginias, per brl. $2.00. Veal Quotations for veals in good order were aa follows: 50 to 60 lbs, SfoSVie; 60 to 80 lbs, 8Va9c; 85 to 120 lbs. 9H10c; fancy, 11c. Dressed beef--Ribs, No. 1, 18c; No. 1 loins. 21c; -No. 1 round, SHc; No. 1 chuck. 7ic; No. 1 plate, 5Ve. Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 14 (5 16c; chickens, fowls, 16c; roosters, 9c; springs, 14c; geese, 310c; ducks 13c. Melons Gems, standard crates, $1.25 1 .75 ; pony crates, 75c(g-$1.00. Beans Pea beans, nand picked, choice, 32.30 2.38; fair to good, $2.22 2.25; red kidnev, $2.052.40; brown Swedish. $2.15(&2.35; limas. California, per 100 lbs. $4.804.85. Fruit Apples, new, $1.254.00 per brl; crabappl-s. 50c$1.50 per bu; lemons, $2.00!&4.50; oranges, $3.00 3.25 ; peaches. 40c$2.00 per bu- 1525c per 1-5 bu basket; grapes, ll12c per 8-lb basktt: pears, per brl, S3.005.&0. California green fruit Plums, 75c $1.75 per box; pears, $1.753.15. Green vegetables Beets. $1.00 per 100; cabbage, 75c$1.00 per crate: carrots, $1.00 per 100; cucumbers. 60c per doz; cauliflower, 25c$1.25 per box; celery, 2040c per box; green onions, 5c per bunch; lettuce, head, per tub, 35(ti50c; leaf, 225c per box; mushrooms, i0S 6i)c per lb; onions, 65 75c per sack; parsley, home-grown, 810o per doe: peppers, 50c per crate; radishes, 50c per 100; string beans, $1.00 1.25 per sack: spinach, 25 40c per tub; sweet corn, 30c per sack; tomatoes, 25 (a 50c per box; turnips,-, home grown. 75c per 100. CASH GRAIN. MARKET. , Winter wheat. by sampler. .No. 2 red, $1.12 1.15: No. 3 red, $1.06 1.10; No. 2 hard, $1.02 1.04 ;--No; 3 hard, 68 $1.3V4- . -. - - . , Spring wheat by sample: iv'o, tl northern, $1.03 ) 1.05 ; No. 2 northern. 3i.ozaj..u: -o. if spring: sc5z'i.U8. Corn .by samplei- No. 2, 65gi65ic; Po.. l yeuow, ttaojtioc- rso, 8, 64-a) 6oc; No. 3 yellow, 65c; No. 4. 6464c. - Oats by sample: No. 2. 37 c; No. 2 white, 40Hc; No. -3 -white, 37i40c; No. 4 white, 37384c; standard, 40 GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET Open WheatSept. ..101 Dec. ..9814May ..101 Corn Sept. ..644Dec. ..S8VfeMay ..609&Oats Sept. ..39 Dec. ..38May ..41VsPork Sept. ..2450 Jan. ..1850

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2460 1857 Lard Sept. Oct. Nov. Jan. 9. Sept. Oct. Jan. 1260 1257 . .1240 . .1197V4 . .1097 Ribs . .1195 . .1180 . .975 1Z40 1205 1097 1197 1177 977 LEGAL NOTICES. APPLICATION FOR UfRVSR Notice is hereby given to the citizens or Hammond. Lake County. Indiana and to the citizens of the sixth ward of said City, that I am a male inhabitant and resident of said City of Hammond North Township. Lake County, Indiana, and above the age of twenty-one years, and that I am a man of good inurai cnaracier ana 1 nave been con tinuousiy a resident of said City and lownship for more than ninety days past, and that I will apply to the Board of County Comissioners of said Lake ouniy, atate or Indiana, at their October Term. 1909 for a llcenat. tn Beii intoxicating, spiritous. vinous and malt liquors. The premises upon which I desire to sell intoxicating, spiritous, vinous and malt liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time and permit the same to be drank, is described as follows: The ground floor front room of the twostory frame building, which said room is 20x30 feet and has an 18-foot ceiling, facing on Columbia avenue, said Columbia avenue being a public highway or public street In the said City of Hammond, North Township, Lake County, Indiana. The bar is situated on the north side of said room. Building has glass front, one front and one side entrance. There is a bakery In the rear of said building and living rooms on. the second Jloor. Said building in which I desire to sell intoxicating, spiritous, vinous and malt liquors is located on lot 8. block 3. Morris' addition to Hammond, North Township, Lake County, Indiana. All of the inside of said room where intoxicating, spiritous vinous and malt liquors are to be sold can be seen from said Columbia avenue. is WALENTINE SELJAN. NOTICE. To Whom It May Concern: The public is hereby notified that after this day and date I will not be responsible for any debts, necessary or unnecessary, contracted by my son, Edward, Berwanger. MRS. J. C. VESSERIAT. No. 6 "West State strtet. ' Hammond. Ind.. Sept. 25. THE WONDERFUL WIRELESS Upon request we will send a little booklet telling just how the wireless works. Everyone should learn about the wireless, which Is tbe most wonderful invention tbe world eer saw, ind which offers BOOKLET everyone an opportunity to obtain FREE wealth through the purchase of United Wireless stock. Address Kespess & Co., Harvester Building,, Chicago.

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Aa far It ta possible It ta adviard tbat all classified ada should cither be mailed or sent to the office. The Tlmea will not be responsible for errors In ada taken over the telephone. -W J, NOTICE. The following letters in answer to Times cluKNlfte oadvertisInK limy be obtained at The limes office. They wiH be sent by mail upon request and upon receipt of stamps. U.. Lake County Times o. 13, Lake County Tims; F. 9., Lake County limes; S., Lake County Tlmea; T. Lake County Times; S. P., Lake County liiufK) J. ,o. 22, Lake County Times; 1., Lake County Times; 1). O., Lake County Times. MAXOi HKLp. WANTKU WANTED Car repairers; good wages; steady work. Apply Western Steel Car & Foundry Co., Hegewisch, 111. WANTED Toung man stenographer. typewriter and first-class bookkeeper, willing to work himself up; must be steady; state salary and furnish reference. Address K. care Times. 27-2 WANTED Six men 314-16 E. State st. to black stoves. WANTED Porter. Apply Lake Shore hotel, 3214 watling st., Indiana iarbor. 24 WANTED Teamster; married man, no boozer; must be steady; pay more than union wages. Call at office, Pioneer Lime & Coal Co., 3341 Michigan ave.. Indiana Harbor. 23-tf WANTE D Young man with experience in solicit ing; good opportunity- Apply at Gas Office, 147 South liohman st. 14-tf WANTED Railway mail clerks, poatornce clerks, carriers; examinations In Hammond Nov. 17; preparation free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 84F. Rochester, N. Y. 7-tf WANTED Car builders and repairers at once; long job. Fitzkugh-Luther Co. FElSlJEivEIiP WANTED WANTED Housekeeper and sons.' Call after 6 p for widower m 4853 Mel-27-4 ville ave.. East Chicago. WANTED- Girls to strip tobacco. Ap ply Simon Cigar iactory, zu-; ijogan st. ' WANTED Girl for light housework. Apply 724 Chicago and Kenneay ave.. East Chicago. . ,23-6 SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED Second cook desires a po sition in hotel; steady young man; not afraid of wrk; A-l references. Call Hammond phone 4253. 27-3 FOR KENT. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping at 271 Indiana ave.; also one bedroom, nice for the winter, at 271 Indiana ave. 27-tf FOR RENT Room for light keeping. 274 Plummer'ave. house-27-1 FOR KENT Four-room cottage. 111 Williams st. Inquire 395 ' S. Hohman St. 27-2 for RENT Six-room flat; ratn ana o-nu' K7V i-Mnmmer ave.' r . a. nan. in HlKlev st. - - 85-2 FOR RENT Two nicely furnished hoatod rooms: electric lights; bath eta; ctntrally located; price 11.50 per week. 237 Logan st.; phone. 1254. 25-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms; large front room with dressing room; . mnrKc-m conveniences : terms reason able. 200 Ann St. 25-2 FOR RENT Nicely furnished quiet room; block from postoffice. 342B Flummer ave., upper nai; pnone uji FOR RENT Furnished rooms for one or two gentlemen; Doard ir aesirea. 239 Oakley ave. 24-3 FOR RENT 88-acre truck farm ad joining three depots at Dyer. Ad dress PhiliD Keilman, Jjyer, ind. FOR RENT To lady, furnished room; modern conveniences. Apply ist uon dit st. 21-6 FOR RENT Modern 9-room house forntinar Harrison Dark. The house Is well arranged, in good repair, has bath, cement cellar, furnace heat, storm windows and doors and is surrounded by a fine shady lot. Location positively the most desirable in Home wnnri Telenhone 4326 Hammond or ad dress R E W. care of Times. 16-tf FOR RENT Six-room flat; all modern; reasonable. Call at Garage, 6th ave. and Massachuetts. Gary, Ind. 14-tf FOR RENT Flats. 120; modern. Gary Prnkomrn & Insurance Agency. Key nolds bldg.. Gary. 3-tf LOST AND FOUND. LOST Gold cross and chain Sunday eveninsr between 5 and 6 o'clock, 134 Russell, Oakley ave. and Bijou theater. Return to 134 Russell. 27-1 LOST From William Maglnski at imm x rinrsea: a buckskin. 1.500 iv Mind In one eye. white face and nrhitt feet: bav mare. 8 years old, v.i !, rr,ano and tall, barb wire cut on hind foot weight about 1,000; one bay mare 1 years old. one white foot. star In foriead, w-etght X.o9-14-41 t nsT Photo of young lady on Hoh- j st between State st. and Indi- . man st. "Bi v.r,ir,2- 15th last: Srnty'ottTo cago. Return to store: reward. L. Harry Weis' d.uf 24-3 kaRTEB EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE Stock of groceries, smoked meats, gas fixtures, mantels ard globes for a small farm or Ham mond or near yiunj v iirSc wisch. William Rose, 13309 a v.. Hegewisch; phone 261. Ontario 15-tf FOR EXCHANGE Will exchange butcher's Ice box for carpenter's work. Address H. Times office. 8 FOR EXCHANGE Painting and paper hanging for roll top desk, typewriter, town lot. household furniture or anything useful. Address W T. Times. i FOR EXCHANGF. What have you to exchange for lease of 6-room house. miles irom cuy; good live town for a large family, County Times. Address L S. Lake S FOR EXCHANGE Candy wheel and 24 paddles for bull pup. Address O K, Lak County Time. t-tl FOR EXCHANGE Paperhanglng for a 1 horse. Addresn R a Times. 21 FOR EXCHANGE One new victor phonograph with brass horn and record ease and 20 records, towards a horse and buggy; will pay some difference. Address J T. care Lake County Tlmea.

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mJSCELLANEOUS. WANTED To give estimates on your painting and paperhanging; reasonable prices, good workmanship; satisfaction guaranteed. Calumet Decorating Co.. 620 N. Hohman sC ;pohne 3T5.

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fcOliiiALii FOR SALE 22 ft. by 5 ft. 6 gasoline launch, with 9 h. p. engine, lights, whistle, bell, 29-gal. gasoline tank, 1gal. fresh water tank with faucet In boat, 14 camping chairs with back, 12 ft. by 3 ft. 6 folding table, 2 gasoline stoves, 2 and 8-burner, 2 flags, large searchlight and material for boathouse, $350; can be seen and run at any time. Address G. P. Dally, 546 Truman St., Hammond, Ind. FOR SALE One range, one heater, dining table, couch, cnairs and other household articles; must be sold between now and Friday. Address 136 Doty st. 27-3 FOR SALE C. G. Conn cornet; practically new; will sell at very reasonable price. Call Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, 517 State Line and Condit sts. 27-6 FOR SALE Cheap, two second-hand stoves; one Jewell cook stove ana one Acorn hard coal heater. Inquire W, t'. Peterson, 4724 Kennedy ave.. East Chicago. 27-5 FOR SALE One Tratt & Whitney 13inch lathe with counter shaft, toolmakers pattern; one 2x48 new Haven planer, btewart Machinery Mfg. Co. FOR SALE First-class stock of groceries, fixtures, horse and wagon; must be sold in five days at a great sacrifice. A crackerjack location for business; store has always made big money; reason for selling: owner is in another line of business. Address C R, Times office. 25-3 FOR SALE Gas range in first-class condition, cheap. Call at listi Harrison ave.. Kobertsdale. 25-6 FOR SALE Auto runabout; used very little; a bargain. Gary Garage, 7tn ave .and Massachuetts st. 25-6 FOR SALE Horse weiehinit about 1100 lbs: eood condition. Atinlv at f. 11. Mayer's bottling works. 24-3 FOR SALE Two beagles, one male nound ly. years oid. female: two pups, 5 months old, male and female. wm. Dinner, S. Hammond, Ind. 24-3 FOR SALE Good work horse; also 2 year old colt. Mr. S. A. Lightfoot, Griffith, Ind. 23-6 FOR SALE Horse. chean. Call M Humpher, lli milea south of Ham mond; phone S73. FOR SALE Good 9-room house: 815 Indiana. Inquire J. Peters. 346 Beall ave. 21-6 h OR SALE one story and a half frame only building at Z2l Indiana ave. For particulars apply Sain Abalman, 34 E. state st. 20-tf FARM FOR SALE 160-acre Improved ia.nu ur any part ot it, near crown Point, Ind.; convenient for milk ship ping; very good buildings, new S0plng; good buildings; ne; 60-foot barn, very productive soil, rural mail delivery, telephone, orchard, running water and shade in pasture. Price if sold at once, 75 pe racre; easy terms at 6 per cent on balance over tirst cash payment ot 3,000. Inquire of owner, Herman basse. Crown Point, 15-12 r UR faALE Cheap. good delivery horse. CaU at garage, ttth and Massacnueiis, uary, lno. 14-tI GOSTLIN, MEYN & CO. OFFER THE following bargains in homes and cotiages ior sale: l-ive-room cottage on Brunswick St., iui s'uus ieet. .fnce f 1.U0O. Large 7-room one-atory house, Indiana ave., near Jefferson st. 30 foot lot rrice, 12.100. Seven room story and half houae, lot ieei, veaar at. .price, i,oo. Six-room cottage 50 foot lot, RuaseU St.; a great barsain at S2.600. Seven-room house, Indiana ave. Price, 1,UUU. Uine new 7-room house on Calumet ave., hardwood floors, china closet, hot ana coia water, all modern convent ences, a swell home; only 13.000. Modern 9-room house, large lot, all modern conveniences, good barn, State st., heart of town. Price of this great snap for n investment, 14,000. Seven-room house, 50 foot lot, Sibley st., near uakiey. 12.900. Twelve-room house. 90 foot lot. For syth ave., witnin 1,000 feet of Superior courthouse; like money from home for Modern story a-nd half 8-room house, 50 foot lot, choice home, $3,600. bOR SALE Another Ford runabout; first-class condition; reasonable price. tiammona Garage, 72- 4 So. Hohman. FOR SALE Two 10-cent theaters; good location and no opposition; good prolInd.; phono 861. 4-tf FOR SALE Eeight-room house; 157 ft. frontage, large barn: ' Howard ave. and Summer st. Phone 248. 8-tf FOR SALE Mosler sate; 5 feet high 8 feet wide; inner door, bankers' vault; a bargain. Lewis Durieus. 8319 Michi gan, Indiana Harbor. 8-tf FOR SALE Latest style reed gocart; practically new; coat 135; will bell for $12. Address F P R, care Times. 1-tf FOR SALE Saloon. Ulana Harbor. 3446 Penn ave., In9 FOR SALE Six-room cottage at S418 Elm St.; $1,300 needed; balance $1,200 in o years, inquire at 3410 Elm St.. in dlana Harbor: no agents. 23-tf FOR SALE Over 1,000 artistic, up to date patterns In wallpaper; Bosche's entire samples exhibited In your own home. Phone 373 Hammond or call Calumet Decorating Co., 620 N. Hohman st. FOR SALE North side ball grounds, at reasonable figure. Inauire at 211 Logan st. 11-tf FOR SALE: Second hand desk and rail lngs suitable for express office. Ap pl t Time Offlc. Hammond. Ind, For Seil& Cheap! 10,000,000 fet good new and secondhand LUMBER o! aQ kinds. Doors. Windows, Plambfnz Goods, every tning necessary ta tmud a house with. Call with estimates. J. G. RTOi. 7332 'SSfESS A Til ? my Of-

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