Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 43, Hammond, Lake County, 7 August 1912 — Page 7
Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1912.
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FOB SALE. FOR SALE Must be aold at once. new veneered brick house on Alice at.; all modern conveniences. Apply 817 Alice St., or phone 1247M. Hammond.
eocene, liVic: gasoline. 16c; machine
gasoline, 25Hc; raw linseed oil, single
brls, 88c; boiled. 89c; turpentine, 60c;
summer black oil, 7Vic; winter black
oil, 8c. Theee quotations apply to brl
lots f. o. b. Chicago.
FOR SALE Iellcatessen and grocery store, doing fine business of $25 to 830 dally; corner store with nice living; rooms; opposite school; reason for
selling; is sickness. Address 8556 North I
Hermitage ave., cnicago, ill.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FOR SALE New J-room modern house on Erie St.; near st. car line, hardwood floors, near Conkey plant and fire station No. 4; easy terms. Phone 1166R.
1J,E HELP.
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i FOR SALE Very cheap, a used Web
ber piano. Phone 1087M or call at 10
store. Phone 146. 692 So. Hohman St., Webb St., Hammond.
Hammond. 6-2!.
GABT.
7-2iUnd. H lota 10 to 18, blk 1; und.
M lots 1 to 18, blk 8; und. H lots 14 to 26, blk 9, MeKey's add, Michael F. Shugrue to Robert S. Galdeman Lot 29, blk 49, Gary Land Co.'s 1st sub, William R. Boat to
Thomas Colllck L . . 2,500
Lots 35 and 36, blk 6, Lincoln
FOR SALE My household goods. WANTED First class machinist for tw,- cnn win har in.nMU
lathe work. Wm. Works, East Chicago.
Graver
Tank
6-2
Call at 735 Hohman st. after 7 p. m. or
I phone police station.
BOTS WANTED 16 years or over; J FOR SALE The Schlrra farm,
good pay. Universal Portland merit Co., Bufflngton. Ind.
Ce-
W'ANTED Men to learn the barber trade. Few weeks completes. Another rush for barbers this season.
Lot 40, blk 118. Gary Land Co.
1st sub, Gary Land Co. to Celestta J. Carr HAMMOND. Lot 29, blk 2; lots 12, IS, blk 3, Morris Park add, Hammond Realty Co. to Warren W. Dickinson
Lots 29, 31, blk 2; lots. 12, 15,
blk 3. Morris add. Wm. A. Realty Co
and price right. Never offered for sale Lots 2, 6, 7, blk 1, Morris Park
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PRODUCEMARKET. Butter Extra treamery, 35c;, firsts,
tic; '. seconds, 830 dairies. '2124j packing stock, 15 20c; process, 24
tsr--- ' -,. -
.14 ve poultry Turkeys, per lb, 1Q
12c;. geese. 78cJ ducks, 10 13c; fowle, 13c; roosters, 10c.
Eggs Firsts, 18c; ordinary firsts.
16c; dirties, 14c; checks, 12c.
Beans Pea, hand picked, 82.75
2.88; brown Swedish, 82.402.60; Lima,
100 lbs. $5.87 red kidney,$2.50 2 .60.
Green fruits Apples, new, brl, $2.50 '4.60; pears, bu basket, $1.001.25;
cherries, cases, 16 qts. $1.5002.25:
plums, 24 qt cases, $1.001. 75; peaches, bu basket, 75c$1.40; 6 baskets, $1
1.50; basket. 1-5 bu, Mich., 1525c;
currants, red, 16 qts, $1.001.50; black.
$1.251.60.
Berries Black raspberries. 16 qts.
$1.75322.00; blueberries, 16 qts, $1.60
2.00; blackberries. 16 qts, $1.76 2.00;
red raspberries, 24 pts, $1.75(g'2.50.
egetables Celery, crates, Mich., 25 40c; beets, 100 bunches, 75c $1.00; cabbage. 100 head, 76c$1.50; green onions, 6 bunches, 46c; spinach, tubs. 3550c; carrots, 100 bunches, 75c $1.00; cucumbers, Climax, baskets, 25
new business Is not as heavy as it was a few weeks ago It is still extremely
large for this time of the year and
many mills and plants report orders In
excess of productive capacity.' Railroad demand. Including rails . track material, shapes and plates for cars
and structural steel, constitutes the heaviest pa.rt of the new business. ' ! In the Chicago market premiums of $3 to $10 a ton are being paid on plates, structurals and shapes for "piompt" delivery, which now means delivery within several months .and In more urgent cases the premiums are going to jobbers who can make better deliveries. There are a large number of contracts calling for heavy tonnages of structural steel pending all over the country. Exports of Iron and steel for the month of June, as shown by the advanec sheets from the monthly summary of commerce and finance of the Department of Commerce and Labor, were $21,795,803, as compared with $20,. 310,033. and imports for (he month were $2,454,694, as compared with $2,777,718
tor June, 1911. For the twelve months ended June 30 exports were $268,154,-
62, as compared with $230,725,352 for
"T. E. Knotts, mayor of Gary, Ind., Is not far behind Little In embonpoint, judging from appearances. Knotts would not Bay Just what he weighed, but he looked particularly large when greeted by the featherweight mayor.
Newton D. Baker. Knotts Is a democratic politician.' He Is the only mayor Gary ever had. the . great steel town, was incorporated six years "ago."
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EMBELLISH
BROADWAY
soo
acres; all under fine cultivation, ex ppnt nlr crnvn rt Rhmtt 1 irrpn
situated 14 miles south of Dyer. Ind. Elegant crops this year. Clear title!
before. F. E. Farley, agent.
6-8
Best trade In existance today, money. Light, clean. Inside
Write for free catalogue- Moler Bar-j ber College, Chicago, 111. WANTED Two first class clerical 1 men. Apply A. M. DeWeese, agent j
Good i work. , FOR SALE-
BO ft. on Detroit st., near Hohman. 50 ft. on Columbia ave., near Mich. 50 ft. on State Line st., near Ogden. 50 ft. on Oak st.. near car line. 25 ft. on 154th place, W. Hammond. GEO. P. STOUT, Phones 249 and 8S9M.
FWALE HELP. h
WANTED At once, dining room girl. . FOR SALE OR TRADE New, modern
Carleton Hotel, Hammond. 7-3 -room house. Call 1328M for par-
Erie R. R., Hammond, Ind.
2tf
tlculars.
5-6
WANTED Toung girl to help with housework. 1SS Plurhmer ave.. Ham- J FOR SALE 1912 Indian motorcycle; O-.ond. . . .1 s good as rew. 432 Cedar St., Ham-
Pn rlr n e A IT a T ,A
William' O'Brien 450 50c: radishes, 100 bunches, $1.00 the eania period of the year before
i.z; siring Deans, green, box, 35 40c; I jmpuiia nom com
wax, box, 3540c; squash, hamper, 76c; Pared with $24,205,968
onions, sacks, 70 lbs, 758oc; toma- BsHnls ie Orderm.
toes, cases, 4 baskets, 4070c; lettuce,! Orders booked by the Baldwin Loco
leaf, box, 15c: head, box, 25 40c: tur- I motive WorK's include ten locomotives
nips, 100 bunches. '$1.25 ; green peas, I for the Great Northern and eight for
bu basket. $1.752.25; cauliflower, the Virginian Railway. The St. Paul
cases, 50c $1.00; .pie plant, bunch, 5 I has increased its locomotive orders
6c; sweet corn, sacks, 6690c. (placed with the American Locomotive
Melons Water, per car, $140.00 Company from fity to sixty-five Mikado I
190.00; gems, crates, Calif, good, $1.00 1 engines in addition to its order of
1.75: Ga. and Car, 50c$1.00; bas- I thirty consolidation locomotives,
keta. 2050c.
Veal calves SOQ'eO lbs. llll4c; the United States in the first six
80110 lbs. 12V4gl3Hc; 60200 lbs, 8 months of 1912 was 14,072,274 tons, of
Qlc; 608JSO lbs. lJltflZHc. which 6.572.355 tons were bessemer.
Potatoes New, bu. southwest, 0 6,405.376 basic and the balance scat
ic, new. ou. .winnesoia, outtresc; nw- tered. as compared with 15.012.392 tons
bu, Jersey cobblers. 9092c; sweet, produced during the first six months of
oris, i.doj o.uu.
A quarter of a million dollars worth of new buildings are being erected In the' east side of Broadway between Fourth and Sixth avenues this summer. Gary's FIrwt "Skyscraper." The most imposing structure under way is the new Moe theatre, which is to be five stories in height. It will cost $100,000 and will house besides offices and storerooms a modern playhouse seating 1200 people. The best plays and vaudeville available will he presented when the house opens New Year day. An Indianapolis syndicate has leased the theatre. The Moe building Is two lots north
MONEY TO LOAN MONET TO LOAN MONI1T TO LOAN CALUMET LOAN COM PANT DO TOTJ KNOW ITT WHAT IT STANDS FORT : ITS REPTTTAIOt : - v - -- ' NOT THEN LISTEN. Hammond's largest and--moat reliable company whose terms and methods have satisfied thousands.
WHTT
$
mond. Call mornings.
5-8
WANTED A plrl for general house- j
WANTED Lady canvasser to canvass , man 8t Hammond.
I able. Phone 1112J or call at 659 Tru-
6-3
Hammond. Hammond.
Call 5S5 Summer st.,
WANTED Chambermaid at once, at the Lincoln Hotel, Indiana Harbor,
tnd. i
FOR SALE One big team; sound wind and good workers; $95 takes the team. Huffman, 810 Alice St., Hammond, Ind. 8-3
add, Albert E. Lake to Warner W. Dickinson 1 Lots 30 to 34, blk 15, Manufacturer's add, Forrest P. Rundell to Jennie O'Brien 1 EAST GARY. Lot 10. blk 1, Peterson s 1st add, E. Gary Real Estate Co. to S. M. W. Dakln 1,000 MILLER STATION. Lot 2, blk 10. Mary Harper to
Thomas J.- Stearns 2,300
INDIANA HARBOR. Part blk 73, William C. Harding to James W. Maxwell N 124 ft. lot 17. S 20 ft. lot 16, blk 5, 4th add. Harbor Building Co. to Edna A. Taylor N MILLER STATION.
Lot 2, blk 10, Mary Harper et al.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
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work, at or.ce. ITrlor, Cafe. S14 fin. COTTAGE FOR SALE By owner. S
Hohman St., Hammond. . 7-3 L rooms, bath and basement; reason-
EAST CHICAGO.
Lot 19, blk 11, SW 28-37-9, Kal-
man Belakovics to Gabor Zakhor TOLLESTON. Lots 7, 8, 9. 37 to 42, blk 6. Lo- ! gan Park add. Eunice A. ' Yoilrl tft "Rprtha fnmovwr
. w-iwo-nai Dunaing: jt, 41 to 4 blk B. lot8 7 to 9 WANTED Elderly woman at once to, rooms each, with 2 acres of land, in j 87 to 42 blk . Xjotvxn Tark
Hogs Bulk of sales, $7.80 8.35;
heavy butchers, $8.10 8.45 ; Ugh
butchers, $8.3008.65; light bacon, $8.35
8.65; light light. $8.168.45; heavy
shipping. $8.10(8' 8.40; heavy packing,
$7.557.S5: mixed packlng,$7.65,7.95:
Cattle Choice to prime steers, $9.00
10.10; medium to good Bteers, $7.00
to Thomas J. Stearns 2,300 8.75; inferior to fair steers, $5.857.00;
fat cows and heifers, $5.00 8.60; can
nlng cows and heifers. $2.404.15; native bulls and stags, $3.65(3 fi. 85; feed-
25 Ing cattle. 6001,000 lbs. $4.167.Z0.
Sheep Lambs, good to choice, $7.25
7.80; lambs, falc to good, $6.65 R 7.25 ;
lambs, common to fair, $6.00 6.65; lambs, feeders, $5. 40 6.25; lambs,
of the northeast corner of Fifth avenue and Broadwav and will occunv a
The total production of pig Iron in nfty.foot frontage. Stipulations made
by the Gary Land company, the seller of the lots, are to the effect that the building must be completed this year. The Northern State bank building's $50,000 home and the three-story Harries building, which will cost the
1910, of which 6.323,881 tons were bes- ' same amount, are being erected be
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. Con
struction work will start In a few days
on a three-story building to cost $60,-. 000 which will be erected by local men
for an eastern drygoods or department store syndicate. " This building will be a few doors north of the Harries struc-'
ture.
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BECAUSE THET
Guarantee no publicity. Guarantee to treat you right. Guarantee quick service. Guarantee courteous treatment. Guarantee easy terms. Guarantee reasonable charges.
Guarantee largest rebates.
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FOR THE SERVICES RENDERED. We will loan you $10, 111, 820. $25. or larger amount on easy monthly payments, on furniture, pianos, or any household goods, without removal. Tu receive the money the same day yeu apply for It; no red-tape; no delay. Private room for consultations. No charge for advice, which ,w are always glad and ready to give. CALUMET LOAN COMPA5TY Largest and Most Reliable - In Northern Indiana.
ttt Hammond Bldg. 823. Open Evenings.
Phena
semer, 4,9o3,810 basic and 3,734,701 scattered.
GARYS MAYOR GETS
A CLEVELAND STORY
Tom Knotts Well Adver
tised in Eagles' Convention in Ohio.
do housework. Apply 369 Sibley st., ' Hessvllle ; will sell for cash or ex-
Hammond. 2tf change for city property. E. Wilson,
Hessvllle, Ind. 6-6
VOR RENT. FOR RENT Strictly modern steam . heated flat; 6 rooms. 839 Calumet ive., Hammond.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred English fox terrior puppy; pedigree and perfect
ic, r.i.a ox m.i " A1-r;Lots 17 to 20. blk 20. Hart's add.
fcireei.oary, ma. s-Jl Th sh;f to t
add, Bertha Mamerow to Joseph P. Grantham Lot 43, blk 9. Logan Park add. Baker T. Whiteetal to John Rtsko
DYER.
' ' Baker
Bulek. 17; A-l .condition. D. J. Monn.. NE 29-37-9. Charles
FOR RENT 3 nice furn'shed rooms FOR SALE CR TRADE Automobile, ..for light housekeeping. 361 Thornton 1. t ..t t-. t
ave.. first brick hou3e east of Alice st.. ! ... . : . trt P.K Z9-37-9. Charles B.
Hammond. i . j . , 'J Alexander to Calumet Co . 1 S"6 Lot 4. blk 5, NW 33-37-9. John
u n-rwuwi nuuse vqb SALE One hot water
In Hessvllle. Inquire Mrs. Trainor. I Anri,v 404 Hammond Birtir.
heater.
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms FOR SALE Entire furniture of six
for light housekeeping. 229 Michigan
ave., Hammond.
FOR RENT Furnished room; modern; suitable for two gentlemen. 104 Russell St., Hammond. 7-8
FOR RENT Four rooms for light housekeeping; all modern. Call at phone 423.
FOR RENT 3 furnished robms for light housekeeping; convenient. Inquire 345 Kaive ave., Hammond, In rear cottage. 6-5
rooms. SS Plummer ave, Hammond.
FOR SALE Second band household goods at a give away price. Call Golden Bros." storage house. Fayette and Sohl sc. and ask for Mr. Sourbeer, manager.
SITITATION WANTED. SITUATION WANTED Housekeeper. by refined widow. In ' bachelor or widower's home. Address or call 205 Chicago ave., Hammond. 5-4
FOR RENT Furnished rooms; all ,
conveniences; reasonable to right party. 242 E. State St.. Hammond. Phone 543. 6-3
FOR RENT Two office rooms In Seneca Bldg., State St.; steam heat. Apply Mrs. B. Cervin. Thone 1250J.
FOR RENT 5-room flat; modern; . convenient to interurban, East Chicago and Gary. 626-150th St., Hammond. 6-2
FOR RENT Flat, 6 rooms and bath; hot water heat, all conveniences; possession Aug. 15. Apply 18 Warren at., Hammond. 6-3
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 188 Plummer ave., Hammond. 6tf
FOR RENT A 6-room lower fiat with modern conveniences; one and onehalf squares from car line; rent only $15 per month. Phone 249 or 889M.
FOR RENT 6-room apartment m Lockmar building, 11 Waltham st.
Eteam heat and janitor service, also ! o'clock p. m.. Aug. 14, 1912
DRESSMAKER Will go to homes; 10 years' experience; very reasonable prices. Address Mrs. ft- Smith, 803 Gostlin st, Hammond. 23-12
LOST A.ND FOUND. LOST In Hammond or Gary, bill fold containing private papers and about $60 in bills. Reward for return to R. M. Stevens, - 223 Hohman st, Hammond, Ind.
MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS and watches. 65 State st, Hammond, Ind. -
NOTICE The Board of Education, District No. 155, WestHammond, Illinois, will re
ceive bids for the construction of an Lot 4, blk 2, F. J. Lewis Meyer's
Bazan to Frank DeBriae Same as last deed, Frank De Brlae to John Bazan ......... HAMMOND. Lots 8 and 8. blk 2. East Lawn add, Peter W. Meyn to Chas. Wunrow INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 19, blk 48, Agata Rabo Bo-
rath to Jennie Roskin 500
GARY. Lot 20, blk 82, Gary Land Co.'s 1st sub. Gary Land Co. to
; Marc N. Goodnow 1,500
Lot 19, blk 82, same add as last deed, same as last deed to
James E. Dorian 1,500
Lot 6, blk 10, same add as last deed, Asa Hooper to John R. Wlldermuth Lot J6, blk 5, Broadway add.
Ellas Hackner to Isadore Le
vin et al 7,500
Lot 20, blk 82, Gary Land Co.'s 1st sub. Marc N. Goodnow to Olena Clark et al Lot 19, blk 82. same add as last deed, James E. Dorian to same as last deed Und. lot 25, blk 81, same as " last deed, A. ,S. Hess to O. A.
Clark 8,000
TOLLESTON. Lot 19, blk 6. C. T. L. & I. Co.'s 3rd add, Hyman Schlensky to William Ladra... GARY. Lot 5, blk 11, Broadway add, Selma L. Kohn to Stanislaw
Gornlewlcz 550
Judging from the writeups in the
culls. $5.006.00; yearlings, fair to 1 big bundle of Cleveland leaders that
best light, $5.005.65; yearlings, fair they distributed gratis to the faith
to best heavy, $5.00 6.50; .. wethers, ful at the Gary city hall this morning,
good to choice. $4.254.75; wethers, Mayor Knotts is some- pumpkins Dlaln to good. $4.0004.25. I down at the Eagles' convention how In
session at the Ohio metropolis.
700 HAY & GRAIN MARKET. Arr"r.tTr ,a"
hands with the mayor of Cleveland.
Close I Vwtnn Bakr whllfl . -ft blsr crowd
92i I stand awe-stricken in the background.
8Z'ri I Thon there ia -wrlteUD about
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JACK WHITE AT
NEW ORLEANS New Orleans, La, Aug. 6. Jack White of Chicago arrived today from California to fight Frankte Russell on August 12 and Joe Thomas on August 19. He says California promoters have agreed to match him for a fight In November with the winner of the Mandot-Rivers contest on Labor day.
TUB "nUB NEWSPAPER OF CARD COUNTY IS THE COMPLIMENT BEBTOWED B7 ITS READERS ON THB XlfttES.
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Open High Low
Sept wheat. 92"- 92H 92
Dec. wheat. 93 n 984
May wheat. 96Jfit 96 3 Sept. corn.. 66 68S
Dec. corn... 66
66 31 4 32H 34
May corn...
Sept. oats. . .
Dec. oats.., May 4oats. . ,
66 Vi 564 81V 32 34 V4
92. 9H 65? 65 30 31 34
Two Exaeptlons. The muBlc master 6ays very affably: "Now, you see, children, In a march we always have four beats to a measure, to accommodate the step; for I don't know anything that bas three feet, except, perhaps, a milking- stooL" "Or a yard stick," adds a bright girl In the back row. .
THE CUES. OHIO RAILWAY. WAY O 1A DIANA. Leaving Time at Hammond, lad. Effective June Z, I12. Bnajeet to Change Without Xottce. 10:45 am DAILY. Limited for Cincinnati, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Richmond, Norfolk and Virginia and North Carolina points. Local for Clncln:2S am DAILY -J P.cnv?Cll!S5 . lted for the East. 12:38 am DAILY, Local for Cincinnati. 6:40 pm DAILY. Local, for Chicago. 6:43 pm DAILY. Limited for Chicago and West.
6:17 am DAILY, Local for Chicago. Sleeping, Observation-Parlor and Dining Cars on Limited Trains, bleeping Cars cs Night Trains.
Knotts which reads-at -Hollows:
CHICHESTER S PILLS THE VUHOID BKANIM A
feaaical Aafc jur vniiiit for . t'bt-cbM-ter'a UUmhJ bra a 41
I'UU la Kr aad Wold BictalitcN bout, teli with Una Rlbtoa.
T"e M Bay r Tmr
Srastpat. AiiWl IIM IlKS-TEK'S IlfclONBt KHANU PILLS, for yan known as Best. Safest, Aiwavt Rdlabla
SOU BY DRtGGtSTS EVERYWHERE
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as a
Hay Receipts, 619 tons; shipments, 1
133 tons. Best grades of good old tim
othy steady, demand fair and offerings
small; other descriptions quiet. New Kansas prairie in good demand and
firm. Offerings only fair. Other grades
dull. Choice old timothy. 32122; No. j
1, $20-921: No. 2 and No. 1 mixed. $16
17; No. 3 and No. 2 mixed, 81213. Kansas and Oklahoma prairie Choice,
$13614; No. 1, $1112. Iowa, Minne
sota, Nebraska and Dakota prairie
Choice. $1314; No. 1, $1112. Illi
nois, Indiana and Wisconsin feeding
prairie Choice. $1314; No. 1, $11(
12. Illinois, Indiana and Msconsln
feeding prairie $8 9. Packing-r-7
'8. Straw Rye, $1010.50; oat.
9.50; wheat, $77.50.
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inMIUft fcaffolaiiaaaial "tail
t
$9
. POLICE GET MIKE'S
BAMKJOLl BACK
i But He Started to Blow it
in Right Away, However.
eight-foot wide cement sidewalk along
the school property on Wentworth avenue, running; from Jlott avenue curb to 152nd street curb. Specifications to be seen at the office of the secretary, 44 4 West Sibley street. Bids must be In the hands of the P.oard of Kducatlon not later than 8
garage. Phone 12113.1.
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FOR RENT Two 6-room flats; modern, 818. 145th and Carey at., two blocka from car line. Phone 141 Indiana Harbor. lttf
MISCELLANEOUS. THE HOMESEEKER Information the home buyer and small investor lri real estate should know. Don't buy your home before you hear from us.
JOHN J. BEEHM, Pres. FRED SIEGRIST. Sec'y.
NOTICE. ' The F.oard of Education, District No. 155, West Hammond, III., will receive bids for the coming winter supply of Indiana lump coal, to be delivered Into the coal bins cf the school houses on Freeland and WentwortTt avenues, West Hammond, 111. Bids must be In the hands of the Qerroto t-ir Vi.fnfA Alio- 14 1 1 T ?
The Information will save you many , , , . nr r- x- rr., . ' 8 Clock p. m.
1st add, James J. Kelley to Albert E. Buse EAST CHICAGO. Lot 40, blk.l, NW 33-37-9, John W. O'Brien to Charles E. Larson et al , Lot 29, S M lyot 30, blk 2, NE 32-37-9, John Blomberg to Ma-
Mike Polack, a Gary steel worker.
who lost his bankroll of $145 the other night when he was drunk felt so happy
1 1 about it because f the police recovered
his money that he went out and cele
brated last night and loBt the $145 over
Ha
mmond Trust !
Savings
Bant
First and only Bank in West Hammond!, Elh Does a General Banking Business, Pays 3 per cent. Interest on Savings Deposits. One HBoilar will start a Savings Account.
OFFICERS V. H. Messenger, President, R. Zimmerman, Vice-Prest. Alexander J. Campbell, Vice-Prest. Paul I. Muschelewicz, Cashier.
j liiya iiwajaiii
rlon B. Ersklne 400 I again.
HAMMOND.
Lot 6, blk 3, Wilcox & Godfrey's add, Conrad Greb to Henry Peters
i Lot 31. blk 2, Wilcox Sk Godfrey's
add, Frederick A. Dumke to
dollars. Address M G N, Times, Ham
mond, Ind. 5-6
WANTED Bids on painting Erie depot and Calumet river bridge. For particulars inquire at upervlsor's office, Douglas at., Hammond, Ind. HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT, SOLD ind exchanged; get our prices. -HanH mond Furniture Co., 242 E. State at" Hammond. Phone 543.
ROOMERS WANTED. WANTED Men roomers. Apply W. D. Lincoln, 3521 Block ave., Indiana Harbor. 7-3
THB TIMES ALWAYS HAS FOUOW TOR " HE INTERESTS OK THB COMSON PEOPLE FOR THE MAN WHO fSOSLKB FOR at XalVINa.
JOHN J. BREHM, Pres. FRED SIEGRIST. Sec'y.
NOTICE. Bids will be received by the Hammond Public Library Board for thirty-
five tona. more or less, of range coal
Because of Mlke'a carelessness the
cops are sore and they aren't breaking
their necks looking for It.
1 Saturday night Mike got $145 from
somebody who owed him and he went
out to celebrate and during the. even
to be delivered by September 1st. BldaLot 19- blk 25 C. T. L. & I. Co.'s to be submitted by August 8th. at 8 t Bth aad' George M. Cooley to
p. m.
Fayette B. Hall , 3,000" jng he met Mary Szablack. Later Mike I
got noisy and he waa arrested minus
his shoes. When he woke up he told
the police that his shoes and money
400 1 were missing so a couple of cops went
down and called on Mary and found
the shoes and the money. Mary said she kept the coin for Mike but Mike
pressed a larceny charge against her
alleging that she kept it for herself.
Happy once more over the recovery
of his bankroll Mike went down to a saloon at Twelfth avenue and Jeffer
son street and began setting 'em up. When he was through his bankroll was missing.
NEW CHICAGO.
Lot 10, blk 5, 6th add. New Chicago Real Estate and Investment Co. to August Kaufman. TOLLESTON. Lot 16, blk 3, Husak's add, Jason L. Wilson to Tony Rokosz Lots 11 to 14. blk 1. Caldwell's 10th add. Mary Flnley to Margaret Larkln Lot 24, blk 20, C. T. L. & I. Co.'s Bth add, David C. Atkinson to Jacob Kresitsky
900
The Board Fesef vestherign't to re
ject any or all bids.
REV. CHAS. A. SMITH. Pre?' MRS. J, 'M- TURNER; Sec ... i ... .
CHICAGO OIL MARKET.
Chicago Wholesale prices for carbon and other oils were as follows:
Standard, white, 180 test, lOVic; per
fection, 10 Vic; headlight, 175 test, 12c;
Michael Klimoff
Lot 16, blk 1. Main Street add, Gary Securities Co. to Alex
i --Norvaish et al
tot 33, blk 4, 2nd Logan Park add, Constanlne Morris to James Adomaltls SCHNEIDER. Lota 1 to 7, blk 7, Williams' 2nd
add, Jacob Johnson to Benja
450
STEEL DEMAND GOOD.
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j-1 ; Orders Fowng in Despite soo : Price Advances.
Even though jthere have been a number of price advances in steel and Iron
mln F. Rouse 7,500 J recently there has been little letup in j
the demand and orders continue to ;
ABM TOV RKADUte TUN TIMES 1 come In In heavy volume. Although
5(B rSMunties fHlmmmmfffid MBundtsIIjpIfa Qti. Chicago No Change of Cars South Shore Lines and Illinois Central It R. New Through Express Trains
Leaves Hammond Week Days frs&wZQ'
8:04, 9:34, 11:04 a.m. 12:34, 2:04,:34, 5:04-piin
Most" Convenient Line to the Shopping district" of Chicago? 4 Fare 25 cents one way, 50 cents round trip.