Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 9 July 1912 — Page 7
Tuesday, July 9, 1912.
THE TIMES.
Clarified j&jd&ertfaing
NOTICE TO TIMES READERS.
NOTICE TO ADVETlTISEIia.
FOR HALK I FOR SALE: Six good work horses
and two mules, harnesses and bag
cheap.
Ind.
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weavers ci I . toxins Huffman, 810 Alice st.. Hammond
aAvrtlr ohnm 1.1e.rIItv Is not re
vealed. should follow the instructions to address them by the key letter given. Requests at this office to reveal the identity of anonymous advertisers tan ot. In Justice to the advertisers, t answered. Simply folktw Instructions.
FOR SALE Two large working
horses, about 1400 or 1500. Albert Bus. 517 East State St., Hammond. Phone 99M. J.J
FOR SALE Ford ning condition;
auto in. fine rnn-
J175 If taken at!
follows: The front room ground floor of the only two-story frame building situated upon lot six, block twelve, in Jackson Park South Broadway addition to Gary, now the City of Oafy, Calumet Township, Lake County, Indiana. Said room fronts on Ridge Road, or Chicago avenue, a public highway. In said City of Gary, in Calumet Township, Lake County, Indiana. Signed, JOHN JACKSON.
As far as It !s possible It Is advised . once. For demonstration call 822 or 34.
that all classified ads should either be
mailed or sent to the office. The Times OR SALE Detroit st. near Hohman will not be responsible for errors In ads t., 8 rooms and bath; oak trim taken over the telephone. (floors, concrete foundation, 37-foot
' NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RE-
MATxE HELP. WANTED Machinists with Blotter and planer work experience; also laborers. Standard Steel Car Co., Hammond, Ind.
Hastings, Real Estate, phone 51, Ham
mond S. & T. bank bldg. 9-Z
NEWAL OF RETAILER'S LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given to the citl-
j'lot; price 2,700; part cash. W. J. ' zens of Gary. Calumet Township. Lake
County, Indiana, that the undersigned Is a male inhabitant and possessed of
r ; -- " a11 tBe Qualifications required by the FOR SALE 20 to 600 acres wild hay aws cf tne state ot idlana to entitle
, - ""niy, maiana, in him to be the holder of a license to
rcls w .u , purcnasers. or particu- ,ell splri,0U8, vm0U3 and rnalt Hquors iars apply to A. H&ddow Smith, room in riv t ,. .m
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W ANTED Experienced man for night , aroorn si., inicago. i j,y to the BoaPd of Commissioners of chief yard clerk. Apply in person to ' ; "'the said County of Lake, on the first
A. M. DeWeese. Erie. Hammond. 6tf "" - or contmuea mI ness no reasonable offer will be re- '
ries, cases. 16 qts, $1.00(51.75; peaches, 4 baskets,' 40 75c; 6 " baskets, 75c $i.7..-- '. - f, v. ., : Berries Black raspberries, 24 qts, $1.25; blueberries, 16 qts, $2.003.00; gooseberries, 16 qts, .SDigi 1.50; red raspberries, 24 pts. '11.5004.45; black, berries. 2 Qts. 1.252.60; "strawberries, Michigan, IS qts, 86c$1.35. Vegetables Asparagus, cases, 24 bunches, $2.90; celery, box, Michigan, B090c; beets, - 100 bunches. fl.OO 1.25; cabbage, new, crates. 50c1.00; green onlonsV 6 bunches, 67c; spinach, tubs, 1525ci carrots,. 100 bunches, $1.00(8)1.25; cucumbers, dozen, 20 27He: radishes, 100 bunches, 76e; squash, hamper. 20c; string beans, green, box, 2SS0c; wax, lox, 2550c; onions, new, crate, 5075e; tomatoes, cases, 4 baskets, 25JJ50c; lettuce, leaf, tubs, 1020e head, tuba, 25c; turnips, 100 bunches. $1.001.25; green peas, sacks, $1.501.?5; cauliflower, cases, 2575c; pie plant, bunch, 8c; sweet corn, brls, $6.00 8.00. Veal calves 60110 lbs, ll12e; 5060 lbs, 9 10c; 85200 lbs, 8c; 6080 lbs, 10llc. Potatoes New, brls, $2.00 4.75; new, bu, 6070c.
WANTED Girl for work; no laundry--st, Hammond.
general house849 So. Hohman
fused; property at 432
' Gary.
Tyler street, 8-Jt
FOR KALE 'Two-chair barber shop, complete; good location; rent cheap; must be sold at once. Inquire Joe Schneider, 5028 Melville ave., East Chicago. g-6
FOR SALE At house; modern
trally located;
bargain. 8-room conveniences; centerms reasonable.
8-2
BOYS WANTED 16 years &r over; good wages. Universal Portland CeJJufflngton, Ind. 9-5 WANTED Ten men to introduce gas and electric
irons in llainmond, Indiana 1 Phone S7j, Hammond. TT 1 "IT" J. "Yl j' .
tXTi -j.- i 'x j. :yoR SALE Five passenger touring Uniting; an Opportunity tO, car. 4 cylinder; cheap if sold at once. make $5 a day. Apply at the I hone m7J- "mmonJ- 8Northern Indiana Gas & x0. 4.
Elprt.Hr r!o TTnmmnnd ' An 80 ft- Improved triangular
Phbne 10. FU ALE HELP ' WANTED At once, hand ironer and machine girls. Blck Laundry, Hammond. 9-2
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day of the regular August. 1912, term of said Board for a renewal of a certain Retailer's Liquor License which was heretofore issued to this applicant for a term of one year from the seventh day of August, 1911; that said license granted the right to sell sp!rftous, vinous and malt liquors with the privilege of allowing he same to
be drunk on the premises where sold, which saidv premises are described as follows: A room twenty-two feet in width by thirty-six feet in length, oil . the ground floor, with glass front and bar on east side of room, and fronting upon a public street, known as Chicago avenue. Said room has a front entrance .of said building, also
has a side entrance and rear entrance, f said room being situated In a twoSa- strtrv briolf hlinHinff- with llvlner
loon and pool room property, on Ce-, r(Km9 above; said building and room dar, near the Intersection of the Oath- betns located upon the following derie and Cedar st. electric line. Price -.u.i .it,to i tk. r-i
i $7,500. Rentals $7S0. Cedar street is of Gary, in the County of Lake. In destined to be the Milwaukee avenue the stata of Indiana, to-wit: Lot of the Calumet district. A good In- , thirty-eight, block one, Jackson Park come property with a great future. Knnth Rrnotv Hrntion to r,.rv
WANTED Girl for general housework; no washing. 460S Magoun av.. East Chicago. Phone 56. 9-5
Watch for bargain No. ' 5. tomorrow's
paper. Cut this advertisement out; It f will not appear again. (Exclusive.)
Biinson-usraer tteiiy . o- Indiana , Harbor, Ind.
Signed, JACOB E. BARBAULD.
WANTED A cook, dining room girl and chambermaid. 85 Sibley st.. Hammond. 9-4
WANTED Girl for general bouse- f work; Polish preferred. Apply 185 ' E. State St.. Hammond. 8-3
ram "Me newspaper of lake COUNTY 13 THE COMPLIMENT BE- , STOWED BY ITS READERS ON THH
FOR SALE We have bought a big' line of sample brass beds and ice
WANTED Girl or woman for general j boxes on which we can save you from
house work; no washing; must speak English; good wages to right party. Call at 552 Madison street, Gary. tf
WAITRESS WAXTED--y. 'restaurant, Gibson, Ind.
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25 to 40 per cent. Call at once and get our prices. The Hammond Furniture Co., J. Arkin. manager, 242 E. State St., Hammond. Phone 543. 6-4
LO.ST AND FOUND.
LOST Friday, gold pin with smalt
FOR SALE Old papers. B cents a buat Times ofdee. Himinoid.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Carriages, Kimball makes, rubber tires.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
OART AND TOLLESTON. Lot 19, blk 14, Broadway add; lots 14, 15, blk 6, MeKey's add; lots 31. 32, 45, 46, blk 2, Grant Park add; lot 28, 2nd Grant Park add; lot 23, blk 6. Gary Park add; lots in C. T. L. & I. Co.'s 4th add, Tolleston; lots in C T. L. & I. Co.'s 5th add., Tolleston; lots in C. T. L. & I. Co.'s 6th add, Tolleston; lots in 2nd Oak Park add, Tolleston; lots. In Oak Parle add, Tolleston; lots In 2ha Logan Park add, Tolleston; lots in Logan Park add, Tolleston; lots in Forrest Hill add, Tol-
CHICAGO OIL MARKET. Chicago Wholesale prtces for carbon and other oils were as follows; Standard white, 150 test, lOe; per
fection, 10c: headlight, 175 test, lle; eocene, 13c; gasoline, 16c; machine gasoline, 23'4c; raw linseed, single brls, 81c; do boiled, 82c; turpentine, 52c; summer black oil, 8c; winter black oil, 8c. These quotations apply to brl lots f. 0. b. Chicago.
ming race for men today resulted as It is said, for Its shareholders sev-: O. B. Schmetser, who are spending their follows: , , , , t eral high steel company officials, put vacation with the former's parents at First heat H. J. Hebner, ' United In a bid. It will do the J6b for $292,- ; Edgerton, O., and they are having a States, first; O. Gross, Germany, sec- 000. ! fine time. They will return here In a ond. -Time 1:21. J Some local contractors talk In a few days. Second heat O. Fahr. Germany, vein that indicates that there is a' The two-story four-flat house being first; J. Wenk, Hungary, second. Time ring to boost the price, while others erected by A. Snyder here, is nearing 1:23. !say the clamor is due to the Jealousy completion. The lathers and plasterers Third heat A. BarongI, Hungary, on the part of other city contractors will probably begin work tomorrow, first; P. Kellns, Germany, second, who do not want the "reward from The cottage being built by Mrs. II. Time 1:22. i MayOr Knotts to go to the steel com- Schwalbe here is progressing welL The In the fourth heat of the 100-meter pany construction concern. 1 work is being done by Contractor Geo. swimming race, free style, fof worn- P. T. O'Brien bid $57,400 and recelv- I Kllver of Gary. en. Miss Fanny Durach Of Australia, ' ed the Main street Improvement job j Fifth avenue Is now paved to Clark first; time, 1:19 4-5. Record for worn- from the board. O'Brien was low bid- TnA AH automobiles and wagons now
der arid his figures were nearly $10,- j can drive on Fifth avenue, saving at 000 under the engineer's estimate. jeast (wo miles of their former distance
This Job Included a thirty-root street and Bix-foot sidewalks from the high
ert, 1:50 1-8.
Swimming race, free style, for men. Semi-finals, first heat, O. R. Hodgson, Canada, first; J. Q. Hatfield, Great Britain, second; Harwlek, Australia, third; time, 22:06. Second heat In semi final of 1.600-meter, free style, swimming race; LastOrres, Australia,
to here.
avenn(eNinth ftV'nUe) Twenty-fif th ! MEBRILJjVILLE. Meta & McVey received the Second j Mable and May Wedge Of East ChieaSlreet Improvement contract. No g-Q are visiting relative In this vicinity.
Marie Kruchten of Chicago ts visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. E. Koch.
first; Foster, Great Britain, second, award was made on the Ridge road
Time 23:09 4-5. i sewer contract. George Bonhag of Irish-American : ' England, today tied fof first place in GABY DOG CATCHERS
trial heat of 5.000-meter. Rung M. J BUSY ONCE MORE returned home after visiting friends
Miss Lillie Burge visited over Sun
day with friends at Crown Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zuvers of Brookneia
became lame and quit.
HAY & GRAIN PRICES.
City Poundmaster Mike Keserlc and '
a couple of cops were busy this morning rounding up stray dogs In the Gary streets. They caught thirteen. The canines were taken to the city '
pond at Ninth avenue and Monroe streetUnless the owners call for them within three days and pay the license and storage charges the dogs will be duly executed upon the Issuance of a police order.
COWS ARE FINED. Seventeen cows wefe yesterday fined $1 and costs, amounting to $11 each. In the city Court by Judge Walter J. Riley for roaming over lawns and devouring garden truck In Indiana Harbor and Calumet. It fs estimated that the cows, some of which were brought to the pound dn Sunday
$200 worth of gardens and did other OAXjUjIj IT.LIJ-iJ-iO damage, less costly but equally an-I TO Tr'P'P'P fl'DTKr
' . -m -A. mai
k over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burge ana ir. and Mrs. Fowler of Hammond ate Sun
day dinner with the family of Byron Burge. : .Dr. J. W. Iddings and family of Lowell passed through here Sunday on I their way to Lowell to visit with Mr.
and Mrs. N. P. Banks and family.
July Sept Dec. July Sept. Dec. May Jnly Sept. Dec. May
Open High wheat. 103 103
wheat. 99 wheat. 100 com... 634
66 57 40 3 37 39 U
corn, corn. . corn. . oats. . oats, oats. . oats. .
99 100 70 67 '4 68 59 Vi 42 ' 37 Vi 3S
Low 102 98 4 100 63 66 57 57 40 35 36 38
Close 103 99 100 70 67 58 59 41 36 37 39
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25th and Adams, Gary. Phone 433.
or Hohman. Return Mrs. Halle. 702 Webster ave... Hammond. Phone 1157R.
LOST Elks' button, sometime Saturday. Return to James E. Trost at Hammond police station. 2-3 FOR lift NT. FOR RENT Large front room, nicely furnished; all modern conveniences.
Apply at 85 Williams st., Hammond.
FOR SALE Restaurant fixtures complete. Inquire Lincoln hotel. Indiana Harbor. 14-lm
FOR SALE Second hand household goods at a give away price. Call Golden Bros.' storage house. Fayette and
iSohl st.. and ask for Mr. Sourbeer, man-
I ager.
FOR RENT Two rooms cheap. 688
Webster ave., Hammond. 9-1
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call 203 Chi
cago ave.. or phone 1078M. tf !r. r.n,irinIl n,.r. n vn
Will call for your clock and deliver it.
1VJJSOELLANEOUS. WANTED If your watch does not keep time bring it to us. We will put It in
good order. Also we do clock and Jew
729
150
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room; suitable for two gentlemen; all modern conveniences. 189 Fayette St., corner Oakley, Hammond.
FOR RENT Beautiful furnished 8-
room house in Homewood district; f
everything modern. Tel. 351.
FOR RENT Two 4-room flats, furnished; Janitor service. Inquire 3437 Fir St., Indiana Harbor. Phone 568W. FOR RENT Private family, large room, closet, electric light, bath; 3rd house from Hammond building. Ill Fayette St., Hammond. v FOR RENT Four-room cottage' In good repair; newly painted Inside and out; gas and water; nice location; tenant may hve garden; very low rent. Apply 29 Gordon st., West Hammond. 6-4
Oyi gold and silver taken In trade. Chas. Arkin, the reiable Jeweler, (3 State st, Hammond. Established 23 years. U-3 LEAVE TOUR ORDER TO HAVE your grass cut at phone 1038R Hammond. WANTED Small family washings. Call at 90 Hanover St., in rear, Hammond. 9-J
WILL DO ALL KINDS OF HOUSE
work by the day. Mrs. John
503 Gostlin st., Hammond. WILL DO SEWING AT HOME OR GO out to private' families. Address Mrs. Smith, 503 Gostlin St., Hammond.
Wheeler & Petty's add, Tol
leston, City of Gary to Eunice A. Touche 1,649.42 EAST CHICAGO.
Ochwat to Urssulla Zaleefca... NEW CHICAGO. Lot 28. blk 2, 4th add. New Chicago Real Estate & Investment Co. to Simon Gurewitch
INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 25, blk 29, Meyer Parker to Richard Ehrhardt' 4,200 Lot 19, blk 5. 1st add. East Chicago Co. to Johan A. Carlson.. 1,400 HAMMOND. Lots -13 and 19, blk 14, Manufacturer's add, Forrest P. Rundell to John W. Koch 1 Lot 42, W lot 41, blk 4, East Lawn add, Henry Erlm to Home Building Loan and Savings Association 1,500 GARY. Lots 7 and 8, blk 6, Lincoln Park add. John S. Leslie to Gary Securities Co 1,000 TOLLESTON. Lot 2, blk 4. Frankel s sub. William N. Rumely to William
J. Rottenbury CROWN POINT.
Zara. Lots 2 to 4, blk 34, Railroad I add. Cordia B. Coffin to Frank
S. Muzzall
Hay Receipts. 1,123 tons; shipments, 172 tons. Low grades of timothy very" dull. Demand light and offerings liberal. Choice grades steady. Demand fair. New prairie lrt good demand and offerings light. Market steady. Old prairie very dull. Choice timothy, $2021; No. 1. $17.50 18.50: No. 2 and No. 1 mixed. $151: No. 3 and No. 2 mixed, $12(3! 13. Kansas, Oklahoma prairie, choice, $1314; No. 1, $1213; Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and Dakota prairie, choice, $1$14; No. 1, $1213; Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin feeding prairies, $10j1; packing, $89.
CHILD ALDER Til A f J SAVED. IS DEAD
Rosie Drakulich Is Victim
of Bonfire Which Ignites Her Clothing.
325
FOR RENT Three rooms furnished for light housekeeping, $11 month; and two rooms, pantry, water and gas, $10. Apply 188 Plumraer ave., Ham
mond. J7tfj
WANTED 5,000 tires and tubes to repair at the Lake County Tire & Tube Repair Shop, 76 Plummer ave.. Hammond. 6-6
FOR RENT Two office rooms In the Eder Bldg., 627-629 So. Hohman St.. opposite Superior Court building. Inquire on the premises or Citizens' German National bank.' Hammond. lOtf
WANTED TO RENT. WANTED At once, three or four furnished rooms for light housekeeping in residence district. F A, Times, Hammdnd.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RENEW A T. nir RRTATI.FR'S TTOTTOT?
FOR RENT Six-room house. 874 Erie i.tvsp
st See owner, J. H. Martin, at eras' i " v. v... . .u-
office. Hammond. 22tf.zens ot the city of Gary, Calumet ' 1 I Township, Lake County, Indiana, that1 FOR RENT Two and three furnished the undersigned Is a male inhabitant rooms for light housekeeping. 188 -n nn..rf r oil th. n,itn.ti.n.
LIVE STOCK MARKET3. Sheep Lambs, good to choice, $7.65 8.25; lambs, fair to good, $7.007.50;
lambs, common to fair, $5.757.25; lambs, culls. $3.50 5.75; yearlings, fair to best light. $5.756.75r yearlings, fair to best heavy, $5.25 6.50; wethers, good to choice, $5.00 5.50. Cattle Choice to prime steers. $8.75 9.70; medium to good steers, $6.9053) 8.40; inferior to fair steers. $5.656.90; fat cows and heifers, $5.10 8.75: canning cows and heifers, $2.254.15; native bulls and stags, $3-607.00: feeding cattle, $3.75 6.50; fair to fancy veal calves, $6.75 8.75. - Hogs Bulk of sales, $7.307.60;
heavy butchers, $7.40 7.65; light butchers. $7.45(5 7.65; light bacon, $7.30
g7.65; light light, $7.IO7.40; heavy
shipping, $7.55817.65; heavy packing,
$7.157.40; mixed packing, $7.157.35;
rough, heavy packing, $6.85 7.15.
Plummer avei, Hammond.
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required by the laws of the State of Indiana to entitle him to be the hold
er of a lfcense to sell splrltous. vinous and malt liquors in said City of Gary; that he will apply to the Board of Commissioners of the said County of Lake, on the first day of the regular August, 1912, term of said Board for a renewal of a certain Retailer's Liquor License, which was Issued to Otto Matthias on the 7th day of August, 1911, for a term of one year from said August 7th, 1911. and which was transferred by said Board of Commissioners to the undersigned on the 2nd day of January, 1912; that said license granted the right to sell splrltous. vinous and malt liquors with the privilege of allowing the same to be-drunk on th premises where sold which said premises are described as
PRODUCE MARKET.
Butter Extra creamery, 25c; firsts.
24c: seconds, . 23c; dairies, 21g!24c
packing stock, 15 20c; process, 2t
25c.
Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 10
12c: geese, 739c; ducks. 1013c; fowls. 13 Vac; roosters, 8V4c; broilers.
2224c.
Eggs Firsts, 174c; ordinary firsts.
16c: dirties, 1414c; checks, 12 13 Vie.
Beans Pea, hand picked, $2.80 2.32V4; brown Swedish. $2.502.75; Lima. 100 lbs, $6.00; red kidney, $2.50
3.00.
Green fruits Apples, new, box, 2-3 bu, '25 60c; currants, 16 qts,' $1.00g7 1.75; plums, 24 cves, 5065e; cher-
Little Rosie Mila Drakulich, the sixyear old girl, who was burned about
the body Saturday afternoon whilo playing around a bonfire at Twentysecond avenue and Washington street
and who was rescued and rushed to the doctors in a motor by Ex-Alderman Castleman died a little after five o'clock at the Mercy hospital this morning.
Rosie Mila's funeral will take place
this afternoon from the home of her father Joe Drakulich, who lives at Twenty-second avenue and Washington stret right near where the bon fire
was. Some of her playmates, who were with Rosie Mila on Saturday, will act as pall bearers.
At first it was thought that the
little one might recover but when the doctors at Mercy hosplal found that
the burns covered tworthirds of her body they gave up hope.
noying. i
From now on the police will wage
a stuDDorn name on owners oi cows
who allo-w their animal to Stray at
large. They have issued a warning
that they will play no favorites. Every cow that is found roaming without a cafetakef Win be taken forthwith to the pound, as the nuisance has reached unbearable proportions of late.
TOLLESTON-RIDGE ROAD WANT IMPROVEMENTS
Rumor Of collusion and of the existence of a contracting ring are still heard ' irt connection with the Ridge road sewer contract, which the consulting engineer has estimated should cost no more than $260,000. But one bidder, the Illinois Improvement and Ballast company, a concern which has.
Pittsburg, July 9. Manufaetnrers of steel and Iron here have announced there will be no summer suspension of the mills. This is unprecedented, for in the past, no matter how big the boem ift indnstrial, there nas been a shutdown .of about a month and often six weeks during the height of the rummer. The labor scarcity Is as bad as a month ago and the big corporations are still keeping men at the ports of entry on the sea coast to get a many as possible of the foreign laborers coming In. The Crucible Steel company is rushing Improvements at Midland, Pa., on which It is to expend $10,000,000.
CLARK STATION. Emmett White of Gary was a Clark business transactor yesterday. Miss Emily Behn of Clark Station was a Gary business visitor yesterday. Word was received from Sir. and Mrs.
ROSE LAWN. All the Rose Lawn people attended the Fourth of July celebration at Rensselaer. John and Pat Dean took In the danc at Cedar Lake on Thursday evening. Tom Gundy and Jim Gillespie were Chicago visitors Friday. George Smith was in town Sunday. He has sold his property here to Mr. Bess. Mrs. Doconey returned Monday from a visit with her sister at McCoysbury. John Parker Is visiting at the home of Mrs. Burgess. George Scott tf near Morocco tookdinner at Right's Sunday. Mrs. Harry Baxter returned Saturday from visit with friends around LaCross. Mr. and Mrs. Collins Lock visited In, Kankakee Thursday. O. O. Wilder, a eeteran of the civil war, passed away at his heme Sunday morning after an illness of about thirty years. Mrs. Kennedy and ehfldern earns
Sunday to attend the funeral of her father, Mr. Wilder.
PUT TOUR TIMES.
WANT AD IN THB
i CHICAGO TIES
NEW SJEPJORWARD
Ornamental Street Lighting
System to Be Used in Twin Cities
At the meeting of the East Chicage board of public . works held yesterday in the city hall, Clerk Walter Spencei was authorized to advertise for bids for an ornamental street lighting system for East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. Bids will be asked for installing the posts and equipment and for power. The system will embrace almost the
entire business section, of both towns.
and the posts will be of iron with three
lights each. This plan has been banging fire for the past two years, and has been awaiting the sanction of a few who will benefit by it, but who have not until recently expressed their willingness to share in the expense. Advertisements will aso be inserted for automobile firs engines, an appropropriation for which was passed at the last meeting of the city council. The contract was let for the re-decoration of the city hall to Charles Fichter, the contract price being in round numbers $1,100. The entire interior of the building will be done over with the exception of the library and board of education rooms.
Toe will want This GAS IROM We will place one in your home and you may pay the small price in monthly installments.
Read Our Attractive Offer
IWANTU Gas
The
Iron may be connected to a Gas Fixture in a few seconds. You light the Gas and begin to iron. The iron stays hot. But it does not heat the room. You need not leave the board time is saved and comfort gained. When through
ironincr turn out the Gas
and all expense stops.
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We want to enable every Woman in Hammond, Whiting, East Chicago and Indiana Harbor to own an IWANTU Gas Iron. With it you may iron 3 Hours for 1 Cent's Worth of Gas and the saving of time and labor is great.
$3.50
.is the price of an I- ! W jWANTU Gas Iron and X:" 'Vyu w save tms ? ' ?1 t j amount in a few weeks i-CldiC'd in decreased fuel cost.
FOREIGNERS WIN , SWIMMING RACES Stockholm. July 9. (Special Cable.)
. The 100-metep back stroke swtm-
One of our representatives will call on you to demonstrate This Iron. Give him your order for an IWANTU. . EASY, PAYMENTS Use the iron for one week, then pay 50c. After that, wo will add 75c to vour Gas Bill for four months.
Worth
Hammonj
em Indiana Gas & Electric Go.
East Gtiicag3
Whiting
Indiana Harbor
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