Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 33, Hammond, Lake County, 14 September 1912 — Page 7

September 14, 1912.

THE TIMES.

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Classified Advertising

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As tar as It is possible It Is

that all classified a should either be mailed or sent to th office. The Tltne will not be responsible for errors In ads taker, ever th telephone. Replies to following ads at Times office. Advertisers please call 'or them:

FOH SALE. FOR PAI-E 9-room modern house; 5 minutes from center of business district; hot water heat, bath and toilet downstairs, also toilet tinstnirs, pas and electric llchts, combination mission fixtures, as hot water heater, 7 foot basement 22x4ti ft.. stationary laundry tubs, hot water laundry heater. House has litrRe porch on 2 sides, with south front. 50 foot lot, nice shade trees ami lawn, some fruit; all street improvements paid for; price

advised j $4.r0: minimum cash payment $1.50').

balance to suit purchaser. Adiircua Lock Kox 31S. Hammond. Ihd.

FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Furnished house. S10 So. Hohman St.. Hammond. 13-3

FOR It EXT Store room with modern heating plant Installed. Located next to the Nickel Plate depot. Rent at low lipure. Splendid stand for small store. Large window display space. Suitable for candy store and news stand. Opportunity to get large transient trade at once. Apply Fred H. Mott, room 1, Hohman block, Hammond. Phone 123.

101 . B E E M. A R. C EO.

M.

V. E. . V.

FOR SALE Nice 6-room cottage; fine school, good transportation, cement walks, water, sewer and gas in; small payment down, balance same us rent. 336 Park ave., Hurnham, HI.

MALE HELP. RESPONSIBLE MEN, married; if single, sober, reliable: good habits, health and vision, under 35 years, for railroad firemen and brlikonicn, wages $80 to $100 monthly, promotion. Experience unnecessary, no strike. State aire, and if married; send stamp. Railway, Pox. care Times, Hammond. Ind.

FOR SALE Holsteln heifer calf. 1 M years old. 51 Roosevelt ave., Hammond, Ind. 14-2

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED No canvassing or soliciting -required. Ciood income assured. National Co-Operative Realty Co., V1415 Marden Building. Washington. l. C.

FOR SALE From one to 25 lots in Gary Park 3rd addition. block 2; two blocks west of Main st. Have others in Korman blvd. a r.3 Chicago ave. in East Chicago. Write box 52. R. R. No. 3. Valparaiso, Ind. "lltf FOR SALE One Mitchell automobile. model K; 5-passonger. magneto, top, windshield. 5 limps; J20rt if taken at once. Fayette st. garage. Hammond.

NOTICE. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any person but myself. HENRY SNYDER. Sept. 13. IP 12.

FURNISHED ROOMS. FIRST CLASS FURNISHED ROOM and board, all meals; also have two rooms; will reserve for first October;

best of references required. Inquire of Mrs. Lesser, 422S Magoun ave.. East

Chicago. Phone 32J.

ROOM FOR RENT One steam heated room with bath, for one or two gents. 276 State st-, flat 2. Hammond.

WANTED A strong boy to work around warehouse. Indiana Flour Co., Michigan and Sohl st., Hammond.

MEN Wishing to earn $3 to $5 per day. write for terms immediately. First National Nurseries. Rochester, N. Y.

WANTED Male bookkeeper; must be accurate and good penman. Apply In person, Engineer Accountant, C, I. & S. R. R., Oihson. Ind. 14-3

BARGAIN SALE OF AUTOMOBILES Mitchell 6 demonstrator. fully equipped, 2 extra demountable rims and new tires. Firestone Columbus 4; 7-passenger Studebaker. I will make your eyes open with the ' prices if these machines are taken at once. E. F. Kunert, Fayette st. garage, Hammond. 13-3

LOST AND FOUND.

LoT Star, marked constable North

township. Lake county, on road be

tween uniting and K immond; reward. Call H.2M Whiting. 14-3

LOST Full-blooded beagle hound; black legs and body up to mouth

yellow. 1112 Columbia ave., Hammond.

Tel. 1174M. 14-2

NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF RETAIL ' LIQUOR LICENSE, j Notice In hereby given to the clttens of the City of, Gary, Lake County, Indiana, that I. the undersigned, am a male inhabitant and a resident of said City, Calumet Township. Lake County, Indiana, and am over the age of twenty-one years and have resided in the City of Gary and In said Calu

met Township, snld County and State, for pinety days prior to the date of this notice, and in the State of Indiana for more than one year last past

and am a qualified voter thereof.

That 1 am a citizen of the United

States of America.

That I intend to purchase the retail

liquor license of Theodore It. Kruez-

kowskl, now deceased, granted to him at the May session, 1912, by the Board

of County Commissioners of Lake

County, Indiana, the same being a li

cense to sell Intoxicating, spfrltous.

vinous and malt liquors on the follow Ing described premises, to-wit:

Lot 11. block 14, in the Broadway

addition to Gary, Lake County, Indt

una, in a two-story frame building, bar on the north side of room, room 22x33 feet, glass front, front and side entrances, facing a public highway known as 1837 Massachusetts street, in the City of Gary, Lake County, Indiana. That I will file with the Board of County Commissioners of Lake Coun

ty, Indiana, at their October session.

1912, a written application for leave to purchase the said retail liquor license of Theodore R. Kruczkowskl,

decea sed.

CASIMER KURCZKOWRKI. Dated September 14. 21. 28, 1912.

H?40c; beets, loo bunches, 75ca$1.00;

sacks, trimmed, 35ej - cabbage, 100 head. 75c $1.00; green onions. six I

bunches, Srt fic; spinach, tub, 30ff 50r;

carrots. 100 bunches, 75C& $1.00; sacks.

washed. 40c, cucumbers, boxes, 40 60c; eggplant, do. 2535c; radishes.

100 bunches, $ 1.00 ffi 1.25 ; peppers, box, I

green, 20if25c; red, box. 25tfi40c; on

ions, 65 5t 68 lb sacks, 35 40c; string

beans, green, box. 20 '30c; wax, box, 20 (fti 30c; tomatoes, box, home grown,

153 25c: lettuce, leaf, box, 1525c;

head, box, 25 ffi" 35c; turnips. sacks, washed, TIic; watercress, small box.

ZOffi 25c; cauliflower, cases. SOJfVSc;

parsley, doz bunches, 10c: sweet corn,

sack. 20b 30c: squash, tub, 25f? 40e.

Melons Water, per car. $125(ij 200:

Gems, baskets, 25 ft 30c; Colorado,

standard crates, fl.75& 2. Op; Osage,

era tea, 50Ji 75c.

Veal calves 50(!i 60 lbs, 9ft 10c; S0(r

110 lbs, 12'!(142c; 160&200 lhs, aft 10c;

60( SO U, 5tKi 75c.

Potatoes Minnesota, bu, 404$ 48c;

Wisconsin, bu, 40' 48c: Michigan bu, 4 2 i?i 55c; home grown, suck, 70 fa-80 lbs.

75ffj90c; sweet, Jersey, brls, $3.25.

;rown

Point N

ews

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

Elder Berry sez sum fellers could

keep ull th' accounts they hev an' all

th' account they are In a leedle peruny note book.

Taft kin thank his lucky stars thet

he hez a few enemies like Hiram Johnson an' his ilk.

Reading list for Boy Scouts The

following books and magazine articles

Packard, Our

FOE SALE On account of leaving city, 5-room cottage: good condition, 37 ft. lot, sewer, gas, walks and pavement; price $1,300; terms to suit; good chance to own home. 356 Torrence ave.. Hammond. Phone 1236v

WANTED An intelligent person can make $100 monthly corresponding for newspapers: easy work; spare hours; write for particulars. Indiana Prfss Syndicate, Ft. Wayne, Ind.

50 BOYS WANTED TO work in bindery; must be 14 years of age or over. Apply at plant Monday morning. W. B. Conker Co.

WAITTED An experienced bill clerk. Apply A. M. DeWeese. agent of the Erie, Hammond. 4tf

FOU SALE. Two and one-half (2y2) acres of verv

I fine land, for truck gardening, with 9-

room house, good cellar, good barn, hen house, corn crib and other outbuildings. Located on Calumet ave., i mile from street car, and just out of

the south city limits. Trice $3,000. This is a real bargain. Also seven and one-half acres, three and one-half acres or in less quantities, along Hohman Rtreet on the Humpfer farm. This is an Investment that will make money for any buyer now that a tine bridge will be built across the Little Calumet river on Hohman street. Also 20 acres Just south of the Humpfer farm. 70 ucres in south Hammond. 19 acres in South Hammond with Hohman street running through the center. Also other tracts. Also 200 acres good farm and ranch land (120 acres cultivated) in Missouri, Ozark district. Owner has made $75,000, wants to retire. Good house, two large barns. I'rice $7,000. Will trade in for south side improved Hammond property to amount of four or $5,000. FRED M. HUM I'HFER, Agent. Phones 1550-809R.

L 'ST Pocketbook containing about $20; suitable reward. Return to Times office, Hammond. 13-2

UJS0EELANE0US.

nroNE 77i For. p.kst cleaning

and pressing. Young Men's Tailors, 61 State st., Hammond. 13-6

CHICAGO OIL MARKET.

Chicago Linseed 4c lower. Whole

sale .prices on carbon and other oils

were as follows: Standard white, ISO test. lO'-jc; perfection, 10V4c; headlight, 175 test. 12c: eocene, 12Uc; gasoline, lfic; machine gasoline, 25,.Jc; raw linseed, single brls, fiSc: boiled, fi9c: turpentine. 4Xc; summer black oil,

7 14c: winter black oil. Sc. These quotations apply to brl lots f. o. b. Chi

cago.

HAY & GRAIN MARKET.

E. ALLEN, pairing. Phone 320.

PIANO TUNING AND KE-

Satisfactlon guaranteed.

FEM- LE HELP. LADIES When delayed or irregular use Triumph Pills; always dependable. Relief and particulars free. Write National Medical Institute, Milwaukee, Wis.

WAX TED TO RENT. WANTED TO RENT Possession Nov

1st, with option of buying next spring, modern home. 7 to 9 rooms, on

lot not less than 50 ft. front; must be

desirable location and have all modern improvements. Address box 317

Hammond. Ind. 14tf

Open High Low Close wheat. 91 92 91' 92 wheat. 90H SIVa 90 '4 91'i wheat. 947s 85i 94 7i 95 corn. . ?S 70 U 6S 68 i corn... 5 IS 52' 516 51 corn. .. 613 51 El1 EIH oats... 32Vt 32 32't, 32 oats. . . 32'4 32 321, 32 oats. . . 34 34i 34' 34

WANTED TO RENT House or flat

central location desired. Address A X, Times. Hammond. 14-2

WANTED TO RENT By family of

two, a modern cottage or flat. Address 43 Rimbach block, Hammond.

LFOAL NOTICES.

NOTICE

TU

LIQUOR

FOR SALE 8-room house; all modern conveniences; centrally located. Phone S75J. 12-3

PURCHASE

LICENSE.

Notice Is hereby given to the citi

zens of Hammond, North Township Lake County, Indiana, that the under

signed. Frank Strbglk, is a male Inhabitant and resident of said City,

lownsnip. county ana itate, ana over

the age of twenty-one years, has resided in the State of

, for more than one year last Jin the City of Hammond j Township, County and State

Sept

Dec.

May

Scot.

Dec. May

Sept.

Dec. May

HayReceipts, 2,760 tons; ship

ments. 11 tons. Ofterings of low and medium grades of timothy and prairie large and market dull. Demand light. Choice grades steady. Demand and of

ferings ff.lr. Choice timothy, $ 20 ffi

21: No. 1, $19 ffi 20; No. 2 and No. 1 mixed. $16ffil7; No. 3 and No. 2 mixed. $1214. Kansas and Oklahoma prairie Choice, $14ffila; No. 1, $13fi 13.50.

Iowa. Minnesota, Nebraska and Dakota prairie Choice, $12frl3; No. 1, $11

12. Illinois, Indiana-and Wisconsin

feeding prairie $9ff10. Packing $7

ffi 8.

Straw Rye. $7,505? 8; oat, $7ff?7.50;

wheat, $6.50 ft 7.

That he

Indiana

past and

In said

for more

WANTEDMa jestic

-Waitress; good hotel, HammonJ.

wages. 14-2

WANTED A housework; Hammond.

good reliable girl for no cooking. 90 State St.,

WANTED Dishwasher. American restaurant, 120 Sibley st., Hammond. WANTED Middle aged lady ho can cook. Also girl for dining room and other -work. Call at once, S3 Sibley St., Hammond. WANTED Girl for general housework; small family; no washing. 23 "Waltham st., Hsmrnond.

FOR SALE On account of other business interests, saloon license and small rtock of liquors. Inquire box 334, Whiting, Ind. 11-6

FOR SALE About 13 gross of onegallon green glass Apolllnaris bottles fitted with porcelain stoppers. G. O. Mallett, 677 State st., Hammond.

FOR SALE A 2-cyllnder motor truck; has top and glass front, 3 lamps, 2 extra Inner tubes, horn and tools, side curtains for driver's seat, tires and motor in good condition, needs no repair. G. O. MuMett, 577 State St.. Hammond. 11-4

FOR SALE In Homewood, Hohman St., apartment Seven rooms and bath on Separate heating plants.

WANTED Girl for general housework. Apply immediately, Mrs. E. F. Johnston, 50 Highlands st.. Hammond. WANTED A competent girl for general housework; good wages. Apply at once. S7G So. Hohman St., Hammond.

most ideal Apply M II

$54 South residence. each floor. ! Location

Hammond. Easy terms. Times, Hammond.

WANTED State St.,

Pastry cook. Hammond.

We

Cater, 90 7-2

WANTED 50 girls at once. Paid while learning. Good wages to experienced operators. Goshen Shirt Mfg. Co., Hammond, Ind.

FOR SALE Restaurant fixtures complete. Inquire Lincoln hotel. Indiana Harbor.

FOrj RENT. FOR RENT Twenty-one room house

full of rwiu rr1..i-u V Tt ttall 1i1 l!!h. I

ley St., Hammond.

than six months prior to th date of

tnis notice, and is a qualified voter

and has declared his intention of be

coming a citizen of the United States

of America, and is a mn of srood

moral character and a fit person to be

entrusted with the sale of Intoxicating liquors, and that he will apply to the

Board of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana, at Crown Point, Lake

Count. Indiana, on the first Monday in October, 1912, the wme being the 7th day of October, 1912, for permission to purchase the license of John Kovaclk,

granted by the Hoard of County Com

inisBiuiicrs January z, 1312. Tne pre

else location where liquors are to be

sold Is as follows, to-wit:

xhe front room on the ground floor

of a one-story frame building, situ

alert and located on lot 18, block 6, of

Agnes Roberts subdivision of the City

of Hammond, Lake County, Indiana, .... L. 1 . ,

au iuimer Known ana described as No. S12 Indiana boulevard. The room in which intoxicating liquors are to be sold is 22 feet by 36 feet by 10 feet

6 inches. Said room has glass front

front and side entrance and one pti

yam entrance m ine rear. taid room f ...... i. . i . .

i.iee suuiu on inuiana oouievara, a public highway In said City, and all

of the Inside of said room may be

seen irom sam nignway. x Of re are

living rooms in the rear of said build

Ing. FRANK STRRGIK.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Cattle Choice to prime steers, $9.75

& 10 90; medium to good steers. $6.60ffS

9.00; Inferior to ftor steers. $:.flflffj h.60; fat cows and heifers, $4.85 ft 9.00: canning cows and heifers. $2.60ffj 4.25: native bulls and stags, $3.15'&R.90: feeding cattle, BOOffi 1,000 lbs, $ 4.00 ra 7.1 5 :

fair to fancy veal calves. $9.25 fee 1 1.25 :

heavy calves. $4.00ffx 6.75 ; milkers and

springers, per head, ISa.OO'i S5 00.

Hogs P.ulk of sales, $K.35rgS 80;

heavy butchers. SS.&nr9.no: light butchers, $8.S0ft 9.00; light bacon. $S.75

ffi 9.00; light light, $8.55? 8.80: heavy

shipping. $8.60ff7 S.85 ; heavy packing. $8.10i8.40; mixed packing, $8.30fffS.55: rough, heavy packing, $7.90ffjg.lO; light mixed, $8.75 i 8.95.

Sheep Lambs, good to choice, $7.1o

ffT.7.75; lambs, fair to good, $6.66(5 .15;

lambs, common to f ai r$o.S.r rn .6 ; lambs. feeders. $6.10ff5 6 65: yearlings, fair to best light. $5. 10ft 5. So ; yearlings, fair to best heavy, $4.90ffio.40:

wethers, good to choice, $ 4. 40 ffi 4.75 ; wethers, plain to good, $4.10ffi 4.40;

ewes, fair to nest. o v . jo.

It is now believed that Rev. Father Edward Kowleski, rector of one of the

(Polish) Roman Catholic churches at

South Chicago, with two other priests

and a layman, was injuVed In an auto smash-up at Gary, will recover. Grave fears were entertained Thursday night and yesterda that the priest might not

survive the shock and fearful injuries

he received. He still Is a very sick

man, however, and wiU be confined to his bed at the Gary General hospital for

tome time to come.

Rev. Father P. A. Kahellek, rector

of St. Hedwig's church of Gary, another

victim of the auto smash-up, is report

ed to he resting very well at the Mercy

hospital. His Injuries are not serious

as those of his fellow priest.

Rev. Father Czajkowskl, who drove the ill-fated auto, which was the prop

erty of the South Chicago priest, has

not fully recovered from his injuries

but he has been able to return to his

charge at Hawthorne. John Fabish, of

Chicago, a fourth victim, also returned

to his home.

of interest to the Hoy Soouts will be

found In the public library: ;

Roy Scouts of America. Official

handbook for boys; Seton, Hoy Scouts of America. ,

Magazine articles Arthurs, Boy

Scouts Ruilding for Manhood, Outing,

December, 191", pages 276-84. 1

Heard, Origin of the Boy Scouts of

America, Outlook, July 23, 1910, pages

696-7.

I'lumenfield, Roy Scouts, Outlook,

June 25, 1910, page 617.

Powell, Scouting, Independent, July

13, 1911, pages S4-7.

Seton, Hoy Scouts of America, Out

look. June 23. 1910. page 630.

Sherman. Boy Scouts 300. 000 Strong,

World's Work," September, 1911, pages

14859-72.

Aeroplanes Collins, Roy's Hook of

Model Aeroplanes f . Collins, Second Hoy's Hook of Model Aeroplanes; Delacombe, Boy's Book of Airships.

Animals Rostock. Training of Wild

Animals: Rurroughs, Squirrels and

other Fur-Hearing Animals; Iong,

Secrets of the Woods, Wilderness

Ways; Seton. Biography of a Grizzly, Wild Animals 1 Have Known; John

son, hen Mother Lets I s Keep Pets.

Astronomy Ball. Starland;

Stars Shown to the Children

Half Hours with the Summer Stars;

Servlss, Round the Year With the

Stars.

Birds P.lanchan. Birds Every Child

Should Know; Keysey, In. Bird Land.

Camperaft Beard, Field and Forest

Handy Book; Grinnell. Harper's Camping anfl Scouting; Kephart, Book of Camping and Woodcraft; Miller, Outdoor Sports and Games.

Electricity and Wireless Telegraphy

Adams, Harper's Electricity Book

for Hoys; Atkinson, Electricity for Everybody; Kennelly, Wireless Tele

graphy and Telephony; St. John, Thjngs a Boy Should Know About

Wireless; Woodhull, Electricity and Its Everyday uses.

Endurance and Health Le Bosquet,

Personal Hygiene; Sargent. Health, Strength and Tower; Hutchinson,

Handbook of Health.

ease: Hyatt. Insecta;

Common Insects. Patriotism Austin, Uncle Sam's Secrets; Dole, Young Citizen: Holden, Our Country's Flag; Johnston, Famous Scouts; Marriott, Uncle Sam's Business. Trees and Flowers Flagg, A Year Among the Trees; Harris. Wild Flowers; Morley, A Few Famllian Flowers. Miscellaneous Allen, David Crockett, Scout; Catherwool, Heroes of the

Middle West; Drysdale.

bit'.ous Boys: McMurry, the Mississippi Valley;

Help for Am-

Pioneers of Perry, Fou r

A merle Roy W

nn Pioneers; anted.

Waterman, The

William Nicholson, who is the inventor of an automobile wheel so contrived to do away with the expensive pneumatic tires, is assembling the different parts at a local machine shop and will soon have a working model to give its first practical test. Mr. Nicholson is very sanguine as to the merits of his Invention and says he already has had large offers for the sale of the contrivance. The working model will be completed within a few days and a thorough test given the wheel before any claims are made for it.

Advertised mail: Mrs. Chas. H. Howard, Mrs. C. B. Pratt, Miss Lenora Whitney, Will Fequa, Alfred Hayes, Frank Hoffman, John Harris, Charley Lletz, Tom Mullen, Howard Mundrlceler, Charles Peterson, Harry Smith. If the pitching staff and batteries count for anything in a baseball game

Hawks, 1 tomorrow's game with Hammond at Proctor, ' Erie park ought to be a corker. Hen-

nlng is slated to pitch for Crown Point, while Bergman will do like honors for Hammond. It gives every indication of being a pitchers' battle as Bergman and Henninfr rltch airtight ball from start to finish. A good crowd of Hammond fans will accompany their favorites to the game. The funeral of Walter Hlxon occurred from the home on East street yesterday afternoon and was attended by a big crowd of friends and relatives of the young man. He was universally liked and the parents and family have the sympathy of the entire community In their sad affliction. The remains were laid to rest in the mausoleum. Mrs. Mortimer Gates of Hammond visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daugherty on South Court street for a few days, returning yesterday.

Crown Toint will have motorcycle

races and a ball game to

GEO. IS

BAILEY

Games and Sports Heard. Outdoor!

tiandv T'.ooU: Bond. Scien 1 1 ne A merl- I

en Ko-e scientific American Bov et ! population interested in

School; Evers. Touching Second; Hall, Boy Craftsman; Miller, Outdoor Sports I and Games.

Insects Doane. Insects and Pis-

keep the the two

sports. Rain is badly needed in this vicinity, many of the cisterns being nearly dry.

811 HELD

Garv police hae made no further

headway in their efforts to gain evi

dence that would connect their prisoner suspect, George Bailey of Sast

Gary, with simplicity in the murder of little fiv-year-oM Mary Guba. the

"death swamp" victim.

However, Chief Martin says, that Bailey will be held for several days until the police work up a further case. In any event, the chief stat,ed. he will

have Bailey held to the action of the grand Jury because of alleged accusations made against him in connection

with buying candy for little girls.

WITH THE

Citizens German

National Bank

U, S, Government Deposiiary

SITUATIONS WANTED. SITUATION WANTED Experienced girl wants position in good family to do housework. Phone 99 1M. Ask for Miss Worgan. 14-2

WANTED By young lady, stenographic position. 304 Plummcr nve.. Hammond. 12-3

WANTED Clerical position In office; have had several years' experience. Phone 975J. 423 May St., Hammond.

FOR RENT HO acre farm, 2 miles south of Schererville and 2 miles northeast of St. John; good buildings. Inquire of Win. Bicker, administrator. 10S Ogden St., Hammond. 11-3 FOR RENT New house -with 5 acres of land;, suitable for chicken or truck farm; near Clark road, 1 Vt miles from Gary street car. Apply 105 Clinton St.. Hammond. Phone 1127J.

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; all conveniences, los Detroit st.. Hammond.

MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED If your watch does not keep time bring It to us. We will put it in good order. Also we do clock and Jewelry repairing. Chargos will please you. Will call for your clock and deliver It. Old gold and silver taken in trade. Chas. Arkln, tha relable Jeweler, 63 State iu Hammond. Established 23 years. 18-:

ROOMERS WANTED. iXTED Boarders and room

WANTED

3734 Grapevine PlLone 659M.

roomers.

St., Indiana Harbrir. - 14

FR RENT Room with board; all modern con eniences; handy for Gibson and inMrurban. 597 Truman ave., Hammond, or phone S79J.

FOR RENT Six-room upper Claudo St., Hammond.

flat. 741 14-3

FOR KENT Furnished rooms: everything new. 619 Elm St., Hammond.

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Also sleeping rooms. 165 Sibley St., Hammond.

FOR RENT Furnished room for sleeping. 232 Plummer ave., near P. O., Hammond. 13-6

FOR RENT Room in private family, Homewood; half block from country club. Thone 1224R.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.

THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE

COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR

COURT, ROOM NO. 1, MAY TERM, 1912. CATHERINE SEDGWICK VS.

JACOB SEDGWICK. CAUSE NO,

9494. ACTION TO DIVORCE.

Now comes the plaintiff by P." Mc-

Closky, attorney, and files her com

plaint herein, together with an afli

davit of a competent person, showing

that the defendant, Jacob Sedgwick

is not a resident of the State of In

diana.

Said defendant is therefore hereby

notified of the pendency of said ac

tion and that the same will stand for

trial at the next term of said Court,

ana mat unless he appear and answer

or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 2Sth day of October, A. D. 1912. the same being the 43rd day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in Room No. I, in the Superior Court Building, at Hammond, in said County and State, on the second Monday of September, A. D. 1912. said action will be heard and determined In his absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 30th day of August, A. D. 1912. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE, Clerk L. S. C. By Roscoe Hemstock, Deputy Clerk.

REftL ESTATE TRANSFERb

INDIANA HARBOR.

Lot 21, blk 7, 4th add. Harbor

Rldg. Co. to Ernest W. Momthan $

Lot 36, blk IS. 4th add, Andrew

Klllnski to Mac Turner

Lot 12, blk 21. 2nd add, William

H. Riechers to Grace Richardson

E 25 ft. lot 24, blk 34. George

Ondo to Samuel Mocko

Same as last deed, same as last

deed to Michael Ondo

Lot IS, blk 5. 1st add. Lydickson to John R. Lot 1. blk 67. John Krich

Papajna 1,750 SCHNEIDER. Lot 1. blk 3. William's add. Indiana Truck Farm Co. to Stel

la Lawbaugh Lot 16, blk 4. Williams' add. same as last deed to Bert Lawbaugh

Andrew Farovld to John

475

.250

425

so

so

PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter Extra creamery, 28c; firsts 25 Vic; seconds. 24c; dairies, 22 Q 24Vjc; packing stock, bfii2c: process 25 c.

Live poultry Turkeys, luffj 13c per

lb; geese. 7ffi9c; ducks, 12ff 14c:

fowls. 12Vi ff 1314c; roosters, 10c springs. 15c.

Eggs Firsts, 21c; ordinary firsts.

19c: dirties, lfic: checks, 14c. Beans Pea, hand picked. $2.85 ffi

3.00; brown Swedish, $2.50ffj'2.75 : Lima, 100 lbs, $5.871a; red kidney, l$2. 65 g 2.75. Green fruits New apples, brls, $1.50 3.00; crabapples! brls. $4.00ffr 4.50; grapes, Yjasket, 8 lbs, 10ffT15e; plums. 16 qt cases. 50effi$1.00; peaches. bu basket, $1.00ff?1.35; 6 baskets, $1.00 1.25; basket. 1-5 bu, Mich., 20 25c; pears, brls, $3.50ffr 5.50: bu basket, 75c $165. Vegetables Celery, crates, Mich., 25

MAYOR IS AMUSED AT STORY

Mayor Kno'.ls today viewed with

more or less amusement ine suiry printed in a Gary paper last night to

the effect that the city council next Monday eight intended to start the baR

rolling toward making local railways

elevate their tracks.

According to the mayor's office only cities of tha first and second-class can

order track elevation. Gary is in tne

fourth class, and unless the legislature changes the law in the meantime it cannot advonce to a higher class until 1920. Furthermore, it is stated. the board of works wnd not the city council has the initiative in track elevation matters.

When the city was founded the Gary

& and Western. Lake Shore and Baltimore Sl Ohio saw that in time they

would have to elevate their tracks, so

thev elevated them in 1907. completing

the job in 190S.

i mil's hi;fiim in ikess. Dr. J. H. Morrison of Hartsville

countv health commissioner. In his

monthly report to tne county commis

sioners at Columbus urges reform In

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