Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 144, Hammond, Lake County, 6 December 1909 — Page 7

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A Frog jumps readily enough wheft put in warm water, yet a frog can be boiled without a movement if the water 13 heated slowly enough. In a psychological experiment at Yale University the water was heated at the rate of .0036 of a degree a second, Fahrenheit. The frog never moved, and at the end of two and one-half hours, was found dead. Hehad evidently been boiled to death without knowing it. There are hundreds or business frogs.

They Are Not Sensitive of Business Changes

The evolution irom the old method to the new, bright, advertising way has not startled them-- they die a slow business death-

The merchant who doesn't advertise today is being boiled to death, and the bright attractive printing that: we are doing for his competitors is the water that is doing for him what the frog got at Yale.

MORAL5

Don't be a frog; use a little printing ink.

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CALUMET LOAN CO

Room 212 Hammond Bld'g. OPEN EjVERY EVENING. PHONE 323.

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Dear Mr. Munnimaker, co The TIMES Classified vQiumns. Through a little Munnimaker Classified TIMES, I find poor location is no obstacle, I

how to make customers hunt me up. Electrician

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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

Am far l ia poaaiblc it i aUJcl that all classified ails aiiould eitlier ba walled or ent o the office. Tile Tiiuea Tlil uot be revpoBMible lot errura in ada taken uver Uic ele-lihont.

xontE. - -; - : Tlie followiujc irtvri la answer la Timea rluitniUe iiadverliiaiu inir br obtained at The Times office. Tbey will tie aeut by mail ujum rcuct and uoa receipt of stamp. Answers to ciaeiified ails: L W, care Tlmus office; C 11. cere Times office (2); K P K, care Times office (3); F P It. care Times office (2); 1 I care Times uftice (16; C H, care Times, office (2); C-10. care Times ofiice; J J, care Times office; 11 il, care Times office. KOT'CE. Will paitiee ..no have replies to classified ads addieiised care Lake County Times kindly call promptly for same.

FOR SALE.

ruil pALh Contents of 6-room house.

4iJb iielville ave., Kast Chicago. 6

WANTED TO BUY WAN'TED TO BUY Would like to buy several Hammond lots at a reasonable price; please state location and price. Address W S, care Times. 4-2

REAL ESTATE TRAFISFERS

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i30

FOR SALE 15 acres; grood soli; 5-ro'om house, barn, windmill, fruit, timber; only 1.500. Address E. Jfitzner, Valparaiso. Ind.

FOR SALE Su.nl re piano in fine condition; price $25; tasy payments. Take rTouth Holiman St. car. Straube Piano Co. 2-6

-MALE HELP WANTED. WANTED Younfr men to learn automobile business by mail and prepare for positions as chaffeurs and repair men. We make you expert in ten weeks; assist you to secure position. Pay bis; work pleasant; demand for men great; reasonable: write for particulars and sample lesson. Empire Automobile Institute, Rochester, N. Y. 4-2

WANTED Pattern maker. Mr"K. Co.. East Chicago.

Famous 4-2

a ANTED Young man stenographer; beginner will do. Apply FitzhughLuther Co. 3-3

WANTED Competent car carpenters and builders on new and repair freight car work. FitzhugU-Luther Co.

FUR SALE Bargain if taken at once, new modern 2-story frame house; First st., Tolieston; lot 37xl28 ft.; near two at. car lines. Address iiox 165, Tolleston, lnd. 1-6

INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 27, block IS in second addition. Nels Holmberg o Frido L Carlson $ Lot 4, block 59. Mary A. Gallagher to Margaret A. Gallagher GLEN PARK. Lots 14. 15. block 2. Will A. Webster to Charles J. Williams GARY. Lot 33. block iiO. Gary Land Co.'s subdivision. Gary Land Co. to Arthur Burge Lot 23. block 6, Broadway addition. Selma L. Kohn to Charles Olsen

Lots 12, 13, 14. 16 to 19. part 15. block 14. Gary Land Co.'s subdivision. John McFedden to Gary Coal Co 10.000 TOLLKSTON. Lot 7 block 37, in second Oak

Park auVlitlon. Evva C. Bryan to Catherine Hayes , .

WlilTiNO.

Let 9. Davidson's second addition,

A. Murray Turner to Cong. Bnia Judah

Section 9-36-9 W N 1H a,'re ot

23 acres NW cor. bb H Katharina Krenner to Elijah Wilson

Section 7-36-8 V Lot 2, Peters

partition. Frank Peter to Bess M. Vrooman

CASH GRAIN MARKET

Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red.

$1.20fi 1.21; No. 3 rej,-$1.12ft1.18; No. 2 hard. $1.0761.09; No. 3 hard, ?1.02ir i Spring wheat by sample: No. 1 northern, Jl.OSt' l.Oy; No. 2 northern, $1. 06 fa 1. OS: No. 3 spring. $1.03 fa-1.06. ! Corn bv sample: No. 2 old. 6 Hie: I No. 2 yellow. 65c; No. 3. 54V,c; No. 3 i white, oo'it fa 55ic; No. 3 yellow, 55 Ufa' ! 56c; No. 4, 53 ft 5340.

Oats bv sample: No. 3 white, 40 fa 42c; No. 4 white. 40fa-41c.

FOR SALE 3 English pointer puppies; 4 months old; cheap. Apply C. S. Ogden. Gibson. Ind. 30-5

FOR SALE 3 new beds with springs; also six dining chairs and two tables. Apply C. S. Ogden, Gibson. Ind. 30-6

FOR SALE 1 fine pair of general purpose mares, gray in color, 7 years old; also one 5 year old city broke driving horse. Call at 637 E. State. 27tf FOR SALE 20 volume set of Shakespeare; half leather de luxe edition; absolutely new; cost $35. will sell for $20. Address X Y Z. care Times. 26-tf

FOR SALE Hotel and restaur-nt and buffet in Lake county. Indiana; best notel, buffet and restaurant proposition outside of Chicago. Apply to Paul B. Lipinski, 70 Hohman St.. Hammond, lnd. 26tf

FOR SALE Quarter sawed golden oak dining room set in good condition; also one Whitney baby carriage. Inquire 0S v Hohman st. 17-4

FEM ALE HELP WANTED WANTED Girl to help do general! housework. Call 429 Sibley st. 6-2

FOR SALE Home bakery which has tine trade, with lunchroom; bargain If taken at once. Address 2C7 South Hohman. 29tf

WANTED Experienced pirl for general housework. Apply Mrs. John McGarrv, -175 S. Hohman St. . 6-3

WANTED Experienced- clerks in suits, dress Roods and general lines. Apply at Ruhstadl's.

FOR SALE taloon and boarding house, corner Fuel, i and Michigan aves.. Inriiana Harbor: or would rent boarding

house alone: hns 15 boarders. 9-tf

FOR SALE Lntest styl reed jrocart; nraeticallv nev: cost $35: will sell for

S12 Address F P R, care Times. 1-tf

WANTED Di.-hw: p'v Chop SiK-y St.

isher at once, restaurant. 91

ApSiate

WANTED Waitress. Apply 3319 Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor. 27tf

SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED Situation as housekeeper by

widow: can furnish best oi reternces. Anw-n- Xn. 2 care Times. 6-1

FEMALE HELP WANTED The fcest

servants will sometimes leave the j

best places ana every sucn insisnc should result in two want ad.

i.-YPiri! TENTED LAUNDRESS wants

"ltwiio and gents" bundle washing;

mending if desired; prices reasonable. "V i'orsvth ave.. W. Hammond; 3 blks

west of courthouse. 4-3

FOU RENT.

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 32: Logan St. 4tf

'SALE "-room brick land. East Gary; 10

BARTER EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE Baby swing; can be

made into a chair, bed or swing What have you? Address Mrs. C. J Summons. 70 S. Hohman st.; phone 145

FOR RENT OR

house, .. acres lan.i. i-.ast wary; io care

m niies irum vjai.. t-m. i nuun.i

J. Becker. 925 Escatiaba ave..

Chicago. 111., or a few days, East Gary, care Philip Schneider. 4-5

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FOR RENT One large for two; steam heat Russell st.

room suitable and bath. 130 3tf

FOR EXCHANGE Electro-plating outfit for what have you? Address R P,

Times. 22-tr

I dress .

South i FOR EXCHANGE For farm land four

(4) acres in nortnwest siae or Chicago, along Chicago river; also 4 lots

at McKlnley park, with all Improve

menls. H. P. Downey, 2704 S. Park ave.

FOR RENT- Large furnished front room with board, for gentleman. Applv 274 Plummer ave., op M. C. depot.

FOR RENT Several 5 and 6-room houses in Burnharn at $10 and $12 per month; Burnharn is Hj miles from Hammond, witn Lake Shore trains to tiie gates of the Standard Steel Car Co.; 5 cent fare. Apply to Hurnhsm Land Assn. Pullman and Cer.ter avis.. Burnham. . 26tf

FOR EXCHANGE Well improved SO acre farm for rental property or stock

of goods. Wm. Poisel. Medaryville. Ind

FOR RENT 4-room cottage. Ill liams st. Inquire at the corner.

Wil-26tf

BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AN DROOM with private family; all mod. con v.: references required. Call 63S E. Carroll; phone 4054. -3-5

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PRODUCE MARKET.

EAST CHICAGO If

LEAVEJOR WASH.

!E. W. Wickey Hurries Back

From New Orleans to Attend River Congress. (Special to The Times.) East Chicago, Ind., Dec. 6. A number of East Chicago men will attend the rivers and harbors congress which convenes in Washington Wednesday and will continue in session until Dec. 10, inclusive. The local men who will be present at this event include Representative E. W. Wickey, who la a director of the national body; W. C. Dickey of the Wrard-Dickey company, who will go as the representative of the Commercial club of Indiana Harbor and East Chicago, and Mayor Edward DeBrale, Mayor-elect A. G. Schlieker and Councilman Albert Lewis, the last named three going as representatives of the

Butter Receipts, 4.785 tubs; cream-

erv. extra. 3'c, price uj ieian m a .t. 34c; prints. 35o; extra firsts. 31c; firsts.

2SVc; seconds. 26c; dairies, extras, sc.

firsts. 28c; seconds. 24c; ladies -o. i.

4c: packing stock, 2.1c. EKgrS Receipts, 3.394 cases; miscel

laneous fine, cases included. u'2m

25Vic; cases returned. 20fa26c: ordi- j city.

FrVA. !V4c:; hVsts. p'acin new ! Representative Wickey ,s Just back whitewood cases and must be S5 per ; from New Orleans, where he had been cent fresh. 20Vic; extras. especially on business for the past week or ten

'Uo.i fnr ritv traue ano iiiui ut- jiu

32c; No. 1 dirties. 20c;

pael

per cent fr)esh

checks, 1 i .

Potatoes ueceipts. cars, cnuii-e i

fancy 43 ft 4 5c: fair to good, .nrT4ne.

Sweet potatoes wiinois, i.uu 'y o , i Virginias. $1.75fa 1. So per bu. i Veal Quotations for veal in good

order were as follows: to o ids;

weights, TgiHc; C" t" :m ins. i ' Sc; 80 to 120 lbs. 9ft 10c; fancy. 11c. Dressed beef Ribs. No. 1, lSVi-; No. 1 loins 23c; No. 1 round. 9c; No. 1

days, and In order to attend a director'-s meeting of the rivers and harbors congress, which will take place today, he left a day earlier than the rest of the delegates. He went yesterday and in adidtion to attending the director's meeting, will be a guest at the banquet which will be held in the evening at the New Willard. At this President Taft will be present. The rest of the

8ABY GOT A LITTLE BIT OFHEBniG My, How the Wintry Blasts Blew from the Lake Yesterday. A "little bit of everything" was what

the weather man handed out to Gary yesterday, and before the day was over its citizens knew they had tasted of the four seasons of the year. There was a general hurry up call for overcoats and heavy wraps and from all reports many were caught napping and had to be satisfied with a "several years' back" creation. For the poor It was a dismal Sunday. The deather took a decided turn about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon after several hours of downpour and drizzling ra In. -, The mercury then gradually sank in the tube and the first snow of the season took place. It was then that the wind turned to the north and the biting blasts continued throughout the evening and night. . So heavy was the gale that biew in Gary that several persons were seen to be swept off their feet around windy corners, and hats were blown oft and sent rolling down the street. The streets were comparatively de- , serted all day except for the general traffic of mill workers, who hurried to and from the mills in the biting winds. In the afternoon but few people ven

tured out and those who did did not tarry long in neighborly conversations, but hurried on about their business. Those who did not have to come ont sought the nice cozy corners of their horr.e. Today the coal man has been besieged with orders for fuel, and the hardware men are doing a big business in stoves and small heaters. The, sudden change of weather from the comparatively mild weather .of the past monthy caught many people napping, and they had to suffer as a result.

Wednesday

plate. 6. ... delegates leave today.

Ijive pou irv iuiKe, i-i i". n. f.,- imo: roosters Sc; The congress convenes

prings,""lli,c: geese. 10c: ducks. 12c. jaml it is believed that the meeting will : THF WftNDFRFlII WTRFTFQ Bean Pea beans, hand Picked, j have ,ome dir(M,t results that will af. mi.UUUfiMUL choice. $2.102.12; fair to good. $-.0oti nt ,m d,,- h -a. ' Udoii request we will send a little book-

of which will be brought forward as ! Iet teIllnK 3-st now tne wireless works

I prominent as possible.

? 10; red kidnev. J2.4.I 'a .'.' : nrown Swedish. $2.15 ft-2.35 ; limas. California.

tier 100 lbs. $4.82 A a 4.X . 12.

.-ruit Apples, new. $1.23 W 4. o0 peri

brP pineapples $2.2oW2... per crate, i lemons. $3.505.50: oranges. $2 00 to ; CONTRACTOR FOUND 3" Berries Cranberries. $4.80 & 8.00 : I ASPHYXIATED strawberries. California. 30c per pt. , "UA AiXAlftlijU Green vegetables Beets. $1.2. per; - 100- cabbage. 65c(fi $1.00 per brl: carrots. Word reached Gary todav that Jo$1.50 per 100: cucumbers 35c0 $1.25 per Guessepi. whose brothers are doz; cauliflower. ;.nc&$l.0 per box.: celery 25'&S5r per box ; lettuce, head. ! wealthy Italians, was found asphyriper hamper. 50edi$1.00; leaf. 20c pt-r atfli in a Wells street lodging house, box; mushrooms 15ffi25c per lb; ""ions , chirafro last Krldav. He was 30 vears 10 ' 85c per sack: parslev. 1 0 & 1 2c per doz; peppers. $2.00ft 3.00 per crate; rad-j old and single. The coroner's inquest ishes. 15 fff 50c per doz: string beans, did not reveal whether the death was $1.25ft, 2.00 per I'amper; spinach 4 0c per acclerit!, , or suicida!. tub; tomatoes, $ 1.2;& 3.;p0 per crate. I ml , M tnmlns home grown. 50 Q 5c PT sack, j

Everyone should learn about the wireless.

mhich is the most -wonderful invention the world ever saw, and which otters BOOKLET everyone an opportunity to obtain KRKF wealth through the purchase of United Wireless stock. Address Respe" Sc Co.. Harvester Buiidin.. Chicago.

For Salt? Cheap! 10,000,000 feet good new and secoad hand LUMBER of all kinds. Dors Windows, Plumbinz Qoods, evory thin; necessary to build a house with. Call with estimates. J. G. RUEU 7337 J&kfc02& A

Open Wheat I tec. ..10is

. .105".

High Iow

WANTED

WANTED Tou to know E. F. Johnstoti. 313 Hammond bldg.. Hammond,

1 Ind.. is district manager for the Northiwes'.ern Mutual Life Insurance Co. for IaV .-. Jaspex 'mi Newton counties. 4

WANTED Heal estate for a cash customer; we have a customer that wants a store building arid a seven or ielu-roum house botu in the CJary

!and Co.'s first subdivision; give price

location. Smith. Bader. Davidson Hroadway and 10th ave., Gary:

ilume 260.- 14-2

PERSONAL. HAVE YOUR WINDOWS AND DOORS put In shape for winter by fixing them with ail metal weathc-r strips, all makes; better and cheaper than storm sash. Call J E. Howell. S27 Truman ave; phone 542 1. 23-tf HIGHEST PKICE PAID FOR ALL furs. Morris A. Dcbson. 205-OS South Hohman st. 26tf

LOST AND FOUND. LOST Brooch, pearl and diamond sunburst. Sunday, on S. Hohman between Williams and Mason sts. Liberal reward for return or information. C-10, lake County Times. t-3

LOST Large blue and green silk handkerchief or muffler; valued as a gift. Reward for return to Times office. IStf

May

July ..971-U Corn Dec. . . 5 7 7i - S

Max-July

Oats Dec. . .40&i-34 Mav ..421'2 Julv ..40ag PorkJan. ..2130 Mav ..2055 Iird Jan. ..1240-33 Mav ..1147S S. RibsJan. ..1122U Mav ..1065

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2105 2040 123 2' 1142 V; 1110 1060

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ADVERTISED MAIL.

The following letters remain uncalled for in the Hammond postoffice for week ending Dec. 6, 1 &!: Mr. Andre. Arnold Baston. Miss Hulda B es.n, H'-rnvin Hreda. Clarence Clark. E. Carroll. Mrs. E. Carrigan. George Calcotl. J. C. Conrad. Tom Croak. L. I Mihowicii. George Davis, Miss Josie Keliciectiia. Jacob Kiinn. Willard C. (Jrover. Hammond Erult Co.. John Heves. Ed Kinzel. Miss Elsa Kuhrts. Mrs. leahford. Michait Litrik. J. T. Moore. Pullman Motor Car Co.. Mrs. Prindell. Mrs. Kitty Ryan. L. Roberts. Miss -Flora S-hutz." Mrs. Minnie Smith. Fred Volbreght. K. Pat Whalen. Mrs. W. A. Wilson. Wit t ,1AM H. GOSTLI.V. Postmaster.

.ake County Title & Guaranty Co.

ABSTRACTERS I

ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES F. B. MOTT, President FRANK HAMMOND, Vice-President J. S. BLACK MUN, Secretary A. H. TAMPER. Treasurer IOWASD J. LtER, ManafT

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