Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 17, Hammond, Lake County, 8 July 1912 — Page 7

Monday, July 8, 1912.

THE TIMES.

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MALS HELP. WANTED Experienced man for night chief yard clerk. Apply In person to A. M. DeWtese, Erie. Hammond. Stf

ess

FOR tfATE. FOB SALE Two-chaJr barber shop. complete: good location ; re-fit cheap; must be sold at once. Inquire Joe Schneider, B02S Melville ave., East Chicago! 8-6

FOR SALE Must be sold at once. new veneered brick house on Alice St.; all modern conveniences. . Apply 817 Alice St., or phone 124TM. Hammond.

FOR SALE At a bargain, 8-room house; modern conveniences; centrally located; terms reasonable. Phone 876J. Hammond. 8-2

FOR SALE Five passenger touring ear, 4 cylinder; cheap If sold at once. Phone 1J17J. Hammond. 8-2

WANTED Fair wages paid weekly to few middle aged men in this county; all summer's job. Commence now. References required. o boys or fort eigne re. Glen Brothers, Rochester, N.T.

MAN WANTED The undersigned wants on honest, ambitious man in each city and town where not already sufficiently represented. Previous experience unnecessary. We will teach

No. 3. Our special offering today is 35 feet east front on Fir. In the first block oft Michigan avenue. The location is ideal for a high gra.de apartment commanding $40 per flat rentals, or for a home for a professional or business man desiring to be In a strictly high class neighborhood and yet be able to reach any depot or business house with a five to ten minutes' walk.. We recommend the purchase of this lot at owner's price of $1,300. Look for bargain No. 4 tomorrow. Cut this out and

bring. It with you. It will not be

County, for the purpose of equalizing raid assessments, and for the purpose of considering the matter of Increasing the assessments of personal property of said county, and to determine the rates of reduction from the listed or assessed valuation of said property of said county. At such hearing any representative of the Board of County Commissioners, or any taxpayer of said county, may appear In person, or by attorney, and be heard. This hearing has nothing to do with appeals from County Boards of Review. Witness my hand and official Beal this 8th day of July, 1818. CHAS. A. JOHNSON. Auditor Lake County, Indiana. (Seal.)

.you the business thoroughly by malt

and assist you to start in business for'iQ offered at the price (Exclusive.)

yoursen as our local representative. sttnson-Osmer Realty Co.. Indiana

Splendid opportunity for & man without capital to get into big paying business for himself and become Independent for life. The National Cooperative Realty Company. C1415 Harden Bldg., Washington, D. C WANTED Experienced grocery clerk. Ideal Grocery and Market. 5th avenue and Jackson street, Gary. 6-Jt

Harbor, Ind.

THB HOME NEWSPAPER OF IRAKIS COUNTY IS THE COMPLIMENT BE. STOWED BT ITS READERS ON TH xaaa.

FOR SALE Dining, living and bedroom furniture; reasonable. Inquire

727 So. Hohman at., Hammond. 5-8

WANTED Machinists with slot- j FOR SALE We will sell during the ter and planer work experience. I next ten days a large line of mat

tresses, ii.ju ana up. a specialty: a $9.50 mattress for $6.90. Call at once. Get our prices if you want to buy or not; it will pay you. We do as we advertise. The Hammond Furniture Co.. J. Arkin. manager, 242 E. State St., Hammond. Phone 548. i-3

Standard Steel Car Co., Hammond, Ind.

WAITED Ten men to in.troduce gas and electric irons in Hammond, Indiana Harbor, East Chicago and

.Whiting; an opportunity to tllTa X 1 P i bAZAi nn whlr.h wv run ftaavv vmi from

x-r , , r "t V n its to 40 Der cent. Call at once and iret ' applicant Is possessed of all the legal

iOnuern lUUltllldi VI Hb Ol ; tv,. ti. tp . qualifications reouired by the State of

1 Indiana, permitting hv mto be the

NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE. To the cltiiens of the Sixth Ward of the City of Gary: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Benjamin C. Shaffer, a cltlsen of the United States and a resident of the State of Indiana for more than one year last past and & resident and qualified voter of the City, of Gary for more than six months last past, that I will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at Crown

Point, Lake County, Indiana, on tbe first Monday in August. 1912. the same being the 6th day of August. 1912. for a renewal of license to retall Intoxicating, splritous, vinous and malt liquors In less quantity than a quart at a time and permit the same to be drank upon the premises, said license being heretofore issued to me by said Board of Commissioners on the first Monday in January, 1912. Said license was granted for the following described premises, to-wit: The front room on the ground floor of the two-story frame building located on lot 11, block 28. original plat of Tolleston, now In Gary, Lake County, Indiana, at the corner of 3rd street and Bormann boulevard, both

public streets In said City of Gary. Said room Is 25 feet wide and 50 feet long, has glass front and front door of glass, one side door on 3rd street, one rear door on the north side, and one door opening on the east to stairway to living room. Said building fac.es south on Bormann boulevard. The undersigned

MONET TO LOAN . MONET TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN CALUMET LOAN COMPANY DO YOU KNOW ITT WHAT IT 8TANDS KORT ITS REPUTAION f NOT THEN LISTEN. Hraraond's largest and moat reliable company whose -terms and method have satisfied thousands. WHY? $ $ $ BECAUSE THET Guarantee no publicity. Guarantee to treat you right. Guarantee quick service. Guarantee courteous treatment

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easy terms, reasonable charges, largest rebates.

FOR THE SERVICES RENDERED. We will loan you $10, 15. $84. $25. or larger amount on easy monthly payments, on furniture, pianos, or any household goods, without removal. You ' receive the money the same day you apply for It; no red tape; no delay. Private room for consultations. No charge for advice, which we are always glad and ready to give.

SIEEL ILLS f

CROWDED

CALUMET LOAN COMFA3TT

Largest and Most Reliable Northern Indiana.

III Hammond Bldg. 323. Open Evenings.

TPhone

Electric Co., Phone 10.

lour nrieea. The Hammond Furniture

Hammond. 1 Co., J. Arkin, manager. 242 E. State

St., Hammond. Phone 543. 5-4

WANTED Men to learn the barber trade. Few weeks completes. Another rush for barbers this season. Best trade In existence today. Good money. Light, clean. Inside work. Write for free catalogue. Moler Barber College. Chicago, I1L

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Carriages, Kimball makes, rubber tires, and six sets of fine harness; first class condition. Inquire Holmes Grocery, 25th and Adams, Gary. Phone 483.

FOR SALE Shetland oonv. harness.

saddle and Jump seat surrey; safe

! i -i for women or children. Just the thing - F22nAJiEHELP.- &r,,yur children. Inquire s,t 31 Mich. WANTED Girl for general honsel ' gan. -' Harnmond- 1 23 work: Polish preferred. Apply 185' . JtT " 1 . E. State st.. Hammond. 8-8 SALE A fine Shetland pony. Ad- ' dre Louis, care Times, Hammond.

WANTED At once, two good strong '

girls or middle aged women who can cook. 85 Sibley st., Hammond.

holder of a retail liquor license. BENJAMIN C. SHAFFER.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

GART. Lot 4, blk 8. Gary Land Co.'s 1st sub, Gary Land Co. to Theodore J. Schwels

'Lot 87,' blk 78, Gary Land Co.'s

1st sub. John Gerometta to Ida

1.50; plums, 24 qts cases. 75c; cherries, cases, 18 qts. $1.001.7S; peaches, 4 baskets. 40076c; 6 baskets, 75c1.7B. Berries Black raspberries. 24 qts, $1.75 2.25; blueberries, 18 qts, $2.00 2.76; gooseberries. 16 qts, 75c$1.75; red raspberries, 24 pts, $1.502.50;

blackberries. 24 qts, $1.503'2.00:

strawberries, Michigan, 16 qts, 85c

1.75.

Vegetables Asparagus, cases, 24

bunches. $2.00; celery, box, Michigan. 65c$1.00; beets. 100 bunches, $1.00:

cabbage, new, crates, 75c $1.25; green

nlons, 6 bunches, 6 7c; spinach.

ubs, 15 25c; carrots, 100 bunches,

1.251.50; cucumbers, do. 20c; rad

ishes, 100 bunches. 75c; squash, hamp-

r, '25c; string beans, green, box, 60 0c; wax, box, 60 75c; onions, new

crate, BO 75c; tomatoes, cases, 4 baskets, 2560c; lettuce, leaf, tubs, 10 20c; head, tubs, 25c; turnips, 100 bunches, 81-25 1. SO; green peas, sack.

1.0091.50; cauliflower, cases, 25 75c;

pieplant, bunch, 6 8c; sweet corn, brls. $6.00 8.00.

Potatoes -New, oris. $2.60 2.80;

new, bu, 58 & 76c

I FOR SALE Restaurant fixtures com

plete. Inquire Lincoln hotel. Indiana Harbor. 14-lm

WANTED Woman or young girl to 'assist with housework; good wages to -competent person. Apply 125 Carroll St., Hammond.

WANTED Girl or woman for general house work; no washing; must speak . English; gobd wages to right party. Call at 552 Madison street, Gary. tf

WANTED Woman to cook; also waitress In restaurant. 467 Hohman St., 3 doors north Central park.

FOR SALE Second hand household goods at a give away price. Call Golden Bros.' storage house, Fayette and Sohl st., and ask for Mr. Sourbeer, manager.

FOR RENT. rOR RENT Two 4-room flats, furnished; janitor service. Inquire 3437 Fir St., Indiana Harbor. Phone 668W.

WAITRESS WANTED Y. restaurant. Gibson, Ind.

FOR RENT Private family, large room, closet, electric light, bath; 3rd house from Hammond building. Ill

Lots 45 and 46. blk 2, Condlt A McGlnnlty's sub, Condlt-Mc-Glnnlty Realty Co. to Barbala

5tf Fayette St., Hammond.

TACT A VTA rr"-wi .vrrx

uij i rvui'U, i T . . ... . . . . !

iiuoi ai idle our tneater Saturday

night, child's light overcoat; brown

IFOR RENT Four-room cottage in

good repair; newly painted Inside

and out; gas and water; nice loca-

emblem on sleeve. Finder please re.,"""' ' turn to Time, office, or phone 905M. w rent, Apply 29 Gordon 8t" W" ; a r. .Hammond. 6-4

LOST-July

park and

4th between Lakewoods i

Ridge road, gold wateh

and fob, size 12, lady's. Finder please

FOR RENT Front rooms en suite or

90 6-3

1 single. Mrs. C. J. Armstrong.

State St., Hammond.

notify George RIggle.

Reward.

Griffith, Ind

LOST String of pearl beads on

man or Truman; reward. Return to

Times office, Hammond.

LOST Elks' button, sometime Saturday. Return to James E. Trost at Hammond police station. 2-3 MISCELLANEOUS. WILL DO ALL KINDS OF HOUSEwork by the day. Mrs. John Zara, 603 Gostlln st., Hammond. WILL DO SEWING AT HOME OR GO out to private families. Address Mrs. Smith, 603 Gostlln St.. Hammond.

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, also for sleep-

. . j FOR RENT Three rooms furnished ii . . i i , . . .

and two rooms, pantry, water and gas, $10. Apply 188 Plummer ave, Hammond. 27tf

FOR RENT Two office rooms In - the Eder Bldg., 627-629 So. Hohman it, opposite Superior Court building. In-

nutr-A nn thA nremlsAK fir mtizAns' Ger

man National bank. Hammond. lOtf

WANTED 6,000 tires and, tubes to repair at the Lake County Tire tt Tube Repair Shop, 76 Plummer ave., Hammond. 5-6

HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT, SOLD . and exchanged; get our prices. Hammond Furniture Co.. 243 E. State aL, Hammond. Phone 648.

FOR SALE Old papers. S cents a bus. die. at Times office. Hammond.

FOR RENT Six-room house, -874 Erie st. See owner. J. II. Martin, at gas office, Hammond. 22tf

FOR RENT Two and three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 188 Plummer ave.. Hammond. 14tf PERSwNAL Will the lady who wants a good maid Insert her want In these columns and see how quickly It brings result

TIMES WANT ADS SERVICE TO YOU!

ARE FOR

THE CUES. A OHIO RAILWAY. WAY OF INDIANA. Leaving Time at llamnnd, led. KITee-tlTe June 2, 1912. Subject to Change Without Ketlee. 10:46 am DAILY. Limited for Cincinnati, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. Richmond. Norfo-lk and Virginia and North Carolina points. Local for Clnclnam nATTv V natl connecting 1.23 am DAILY "with F. F. V. Llm- . J ited for the East. 12:38 am, DAILY. Local for Cincinnati 8:40 pnt DAILY. Local for Chicago 6:43 pro DAILY. Limited for Chicago and West. 6:17 am DAILY, Local for Chicago. Sleeping, Observation-Parlor and Dining Cars on Limited Trains. Sleeping Cars on Night Trains. ...

MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY LOANED SALARIED EMployes and others at lowest rates on their own plain note. Borrow $5, pay back $5.50. See us about any sum. Lake County Loan Co., room 23 Rlmbc.cn block, ever Lion Store. Hammond. Ind. Phone 118.

Lot 40, Tblk 1. Condit-McGlnnJty sub, Condlt-McGlnnlty Realty Co. to Steve Kvnats Und. lot 14. blk 3. Carlson's 1st add. Joseph Bonnefoi, gd..

to Annie E. Baldwin .112.50

TOLLESTON. Lot 20. blk 17. C. T. L. A I. Co.'s 3rd add. Peter Heregys to

Mike Zek 1,200

Lot 22. blk 4, Husack s add. Jason L. Wilson to John Arlauskis Lot 16, blk 1, Bormann's 2nd add, Albert F, Peterson to Harry Lee Williams

Lot 15, blk 18. C. T. L. I. Co.'s 3rd add. Frank H. Smiley to Harriet Thomson Sam as last deed, Harriet Thomson to Edward J. Phillips Und. lots 6, 14 to 80, 37. blk 3. and und. V, lots 6. 7. 10, 1 to 34, blk 4, Germanla No. 2, Joseph Bonnefoi to Annie E.

Baldwin 851.75

L. P. HAMMOND'S SUB. Lot 24, blk 10, Emma F. Me. Dearmon to Joseph P. Grantham et al '. .. HAMMOND. Lot 21, blk T, Franklin add, George E. Rlckords to Anna

Breillart 280

Lot 34, W lot 35. blk 1. Highland add, Lake Co. Savings A Trust Bank to Walter F. Wise Lot 44. blk 8. , Fogg A Hammond's y 2nd -add. Same as last

: deed to Peter W. Meyn 1,000

Lot 2, blk 1, Agnes Roberts' sub. Sheriff to Truman B.

Taylor 2,038.95

Lots 11 and 12, blk 1, F. R. Mott's 2nd add, Bertha Grleme to Fred L. Wyman Same as last deed, Fred L. Wyman to Peter Andres INDIANA HARBOR. Lots 16 and 17, blk 19. 4th add, John O'Brien to William E.

Provancher , 2,000

SCHNEIDER. Lot 3, blk 1, William's add, Indiana Truck Farm Co. to Edwin E. Dickey EAST CHICAGO. Lot 18, S 124 ft. lot 17, blk 13, NW 29-37-9, Moses H. Silver

man to Nannie Lucas Canine..

876 Opea High Low Close . July- wheat. 105 ;1H 105H 105 Sept wheat. 102' 102 101 101 8.200 Dec. wheat. 1034 103H 102 102 July corn... 714 72 70 70 Sept. corn.. 69 69 67 67H Dec corn... 60 60 58 68 1.050 May corn... 60 60 6H 69 July oats... 44 44 42 43 Sept. oats... 37 37 864 36 500 Dec. oats... ii 38 37 36 May oats... 40 40 T4 39 V4 39

750

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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Crown Point, Ind., July 8, 1912. The Taxpayers of Lake County, Indiana, are here"by notified that the State Board of Tax Commissioners has fixed the 2Srd day of July, 1912, at 9:30 a. nv, at the offices of said Board, for the consideration, of th assessments of: personal property of Lake

PRODUCEMARKETS.

Butter Extra creamery, 25c: firsts

24c; seconds, 23c; dairies, 21 24c

packing stock, 1520c; process, 24

25c .

Poultry, live Turkeys, per lb, 10

12c; geese, 7lc; ducks, 10 13c

fowls, 13 c; roosters, 8c; broilers, 22

26c. Beans Pea, hand pTcked, $3.88

2.92H; brown Swedish, $2.602.76

Lima, 100 lbs, $6.00; red kidney, $2.50 8.00. y , Green fruits Apples, new, rex. 2

bu, 50e$1.00; cums's, 16 qts, $1.00

Congestion in the western steel mills, which has resulted from the recent rush of buying has attained a degree which far exceeds what makers expected. This has brought the industry to a state where it is almost impossible for the consumer to obtain a promise of delivery in anything less than five or six months' time unless he can get his mater'ol from the warehouses. i Even the warehouses are beginning to feel a pressure which Is too much for them, for where deliveries are supposed to be spot, shipment being made on the day the order is received, many of the warehouses have fallen three or four days behind on their shipments, being unable to cut and load the material fast enough to keep up with the pace. A striking factor In this situation, and one which is loked upon by western makers as possessing considerable significance, is that resulting orders to a very general extent are larger than the original Inquiry called for1. Because of this al arrangements of some of the mills have been rendered inadequate, and makers, figuratively, have thrown up their bands in despair. Now they will promise nothing but "such deliv

ery as we are able to make." A Heavy Rnfl Business. - Some of the western rail mills are

filled up on rails to the end of the year. Being so crowded they are unable to make deliveries the railroads are calling for, they are passing up thousands of tons of rails to eastern mills. Among the best situated are understood to be the Tennessee, the Illinois and the Colorado Fuel and Iron companies. The Carnegie, Pennsylvania, Lackawanna, Cambria and some others of the eastern mills are not so crowded and the railroads have ben forced to turn to them If they want this year's delivery. Several tonnages have been placed this week In the1 East, as some of the western roads came forward with lots on which they wanted early shipment. In meeting such conditions as these the railroads are experiencing Just what was predicted for them. Only a few weeks ago in these columns the attitude of the roads was outlined and

its poslble results forecast. The roads, ;n short, continued buying only as the) needed on the theory that whenever they wanted rails they could get them. Now all want them and all. in effect, are up In the air. Bolta And Tiwtm Ge l. Western mills are paying little attention to the booking of new business and are using al their efforts to pacifying customers, all of whom seem to

want delivery et once. Since the advance in prices last week there hes been noticed no falling ofT in new business, which continues about up to production, but much of the business coming up, as has been seen, the mills aro unable to touch. It must either be turned rwn or go to the eastern mills. Specifying 'continues In heavy volume. Contracts which expired on July 1 are being extended under the new prices. Most, however, which expired on that date had been fully specified against and have been taken out. The week has been another advance In prices, as spikes and bolts have been Increased $1 a ton, bringing spikes to a minimum of $1.60 per 100 lbs. base and bolts to $2 per 100 lbs. base. All commodities seem now to have had their' recent advance, and makers are

uncertain as to the proximity of another increase. Mill prices have gone up fl & ton In the last two weeks. Warehouse prices

have increased $2 a ton. and there Is imminent possibility of anotlier early lncreas. As one warehouse. Interest stated. "We must do some thing drastic to head off the rb- ; Car Bo. viae fa Heavy. A surprise has been: given to the car builders in the reappearance of car buying demand. The roads nave bought heavily of equipment makers this year, and a resumption of the demand now was not looked for. Still, there have appeared In the market Inquiries for from 6,460 to T.000 cars. Of these 3,000 go to a western road, 850 to 1.600 to the Denver and Rio Grande, 2,000 to the Grand Trunk, 500 to the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul and 100 to tna

Escanaba and Lake Superior. Mills, of course, cannot furnish the material for these ears this year. Regardless of that, however, the ear builders with the nsatertal on band could not offer delivery until next year, owing to the rush In their mills.

Fred Romine (2), Josef Skrsypek, Frank Sambor, 8. Slener, Mrs. R. B. Smith. Marya Szarek, Jesse Stevens,

Pomlnlck Schlllad, Bertha Sarkady1, Bchroeter Coal Co., Gaetano Vaetl, W. T. Welbourn. Mrs. Edith Wlget.

F. R- SCHAAF, P. M.

HAY AND GRAIN.

Hay Receipts,- 661 tons; shipments.

79 tons. Choice " timothy steady; in

quiry good and offerings light; low

grades quiet; demand light New pral-

rle In good demand and steady; de

mand fair. Old very dull: no demand Choice timothy, $20 21; No. 1, $17.60

18.60; No. 2 and No. 1 mixed, $15 16: No. 8 and No. 8 mixed. 3121S. Kan-

sas and Oklahoma prairie Choice, $13

14; No. 1. $12 18. Iowa. Minnesota,

Nebraska and Dakota prairie Choice,

$1416; No. 1. $1I1S. Illinois. Indl

ana and Wisconsin feeding prairie

$10 11. Packing $8 9.

Straw Rye, $1060011; oat, $8;

wheat. $7.508 50.

CHICAGO OIL MARKET.

Chicago Wholesale prices for car

bon and other oils were as follows

Standard white, 160 test. 10e; per

fection, 10c; headlight. 175 test. llc; eocene, 13c; gasoline, 16c; machine

gasoline, 23 c; raw linseed oil. single

brls, 81c; do boiled, ,82c; turpentine,

62c; summer black oil, 8c; winter

black oil, 8e. These quotations apply

to brl lota f. o. b. Chicago.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Sheep Lambs, good to choice han

dy, $7.758.00; lambs, fair to good handy. $7.26 7.75; lambs, common to

fair, $5.757.25; lambs, culls. $3.60

5.75; yearlings, fair to best light, $5.75

06.76: yearlings, fair to beat, heavy,

$5.26 6.60; wethers, good to choice,

$5.00 5.35.

Hogs Bulk of sales. $7.25 07.50

heavy butchers. $7.308.66; light

butchers. $7.80T.50; light bacon, $7.80

7.55; light light. $6.07.20; heavy

shipping, $7.40 7.65; . heavy packing,

$7.06 7.30.

Cattle Choice to prime steers, $8.75

6 9.70; medium to good steers, 36.90

8.40; Inferior to fair steers, $6.666.90

fat cows and heifers, $5.108.75; can

nlngs cows and heifers, $2.26 4.15

native bulls and stags, $3.607.00.

ADVERTISED MAIL.

The following letters remain uncall

ed for in Hammond postofflce week

ending July 8. 1912:

Chas. Aubrey. W. B. Bets, Vlrd Bor

ders, J. Nlckols Bick, Miss Gertrude

Brun, C. L. Chaffee, Mrs. E. Cummings

Miss Elisabeth Carter, Sam Deleberto,

Jlma Ernst, Mrs. W. G. Ford, Samuel

Filson, Miss Gladys Graves, Mrs. Ge mon, Nick Hashu, A. T. Jones, R. Koll

Ing, Henry C. Koepper, Mrs. Klmbler, Mrs. Sophie Miller. Mr. McCleland. B.

Otlowskl, A. P. Pranga 4), Jehn Par

ker. Peoples' Elee. Light A Gas Sup

ply Co., -Miss Sophie B. Reed, Peltr Relchert, Yoso Rotln, Frank Ridley,

Try ustng sausage fat to shorten ginger bread. When, gingerbread Is done put on a thin layer ef frosting and you will be surprised how much more delicious It will bo.

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SOLD BT DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE

DAILY FREIGHT EXPRESS SERVICE THE HAMMOND-GARY TRANSFER AND EXPRESS COMPANY i CO-OPERATING WITH THB HASTINGS EXPRESS COMEAIIT Office 124 State Street. Phone 678

Freight House 264 Michigan AyeGary Supply Co., Gary.

Phono 679 Phone 1300

Route your shipments via Hastings Express.

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A small outlay for an Electric Fan, and a few cents a week for current reduce the discomfort of office work in summer so far as the heat goes. C There is always at your command, by the turn of a switch, a cooling and invigorating breeze to help brush the cobwebs from the brain.- - An Electric Fan Also keeps Your Office Free of Flies and you know how annoying they are. C There is an Electric Fan for every purpose. Come in and choose yours now. Northern Indiana Gas S

ecUic Goo

East Chicago

Hammond

El Whiting

Indiana Harbor