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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13
RUN is ON
Cars in Interesting Contest
from Chicago to Valpo
Cross Hammond.
Twenty-four cars Of an makes. kinds |

Twenty-four cars of all makes. kinds
and descriptions pulled and wheezed
and glided through Hammond early this
morning and returned this afternoon on
the Economy run Of the Chicago Motor
Club and Trades association from Chi
cago to Valparaiso. A new route was
picked out through the city owing to
the work going on at the Holman
street bridge. The tour came from
South Chicago and from Holman street
they went to Calumet avenue by way
of Gostlin street.
The first car over the course con-
tanned the officials and was driven by
r. p Rice. It came into Hammond
about 1880 o'clock and the confetti was
spread by the occupants along the
course. Car No. l, and the first ma
chine in the contest to enter Hammond
was a Pierce driven BY ]. VI Lawrence.
The other cars followed at intervals
Of about a minute and were soon speed
ing on their wa along Hammond
best auto path. 4 nong the cars was
the Maxwell Seal Bonnet" which at
tracted considerab. attention along
the route. because of tie remarkable
record.
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OLD RECORD REMAINS
Lusitania Fails to Beat Rec
ord of Deutchland-Ar-
rives at 8:43 A. NJ.

New York. Sept 1S-The Lusitania
crossed Sandy Hook bar at SOB a. m.
today, thereby falling by a narrow mar
gin to beat the transatlantic record OF
the Deutschland. but surprising the
record Of the Lucania for the Queens
town-New York trip and beating the
Deutschland's average speed.
The Lusitania has, however, estab-
hshed d new record for the time pas
sengers are actually on board ship.
At the hour when the Lusitania was
due to arrive at the Sandy Hook light
ship a thick haze overhung the lower
bay, which prevented the marine OBJ
server at Sandy Hook from seeing
either the liner or the lightshb. The
Lusitania was not visible from the
Hook until she reached Sandy Hook
bar, which is five miles inside the
lightship.
While the Lusitania has beaten the
Queenstown to New York record of :
days, hours and g minutes, held by
the Cunarder Lucania. the fact that she
failed TO beat the record held by the
Germans has proved q disappointment
to her owners and the British public
generally.
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pany has definitely decided to close all
its mines in the Butte camp, and TO
give notice TO that effect before the
middle of next week is about as defin
itely known as though an official an
nouncement had been made. The var
ious rumors that such would be the
next step taken have been fd -ded on
far better information than street ru-
mors generally are. The Amalgamated
like every other large producing or
manufacturing company, is a creature
Of the money market and must neces-
sarily provide itself with funds to
transact its large business and to carry
its stocks of products until they are
sold. For weeks now this company
in common with every other producer
has been piling UP its stocks and has
been selling but an inhnitesmal por-
ton.
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
NOTICES.

BEFORE THE BOARD or COMMITS
SIONERS OF LAKE COUNTY, IN
DIANA. OCTOBER TERM. 1907
STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY,
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR vACA-
TON OF SOUTH SHEFFIELD. A
SUBDIVISION IN THE CITY OF
HAMMOND, LAKE COUNTY, IN
DIANA
Notice is hereby given that A Muir
ray Turner has filed with the county
auditor his petition to the board OF
commissioners Of Lake county, Indiana,
for the vacation of South Sheffield. q
subdivision located in the southeast
quarter (se N Of the northeast quar-
ter me = , of section l, township SO.
north. or range 10 west In the city OF
Hammond; that said petition Will be
heard ~ said board Of commissioners
al theiv regular meeting on October
,, 1907, at which time any person in
terested may appear and demonstrate
If he sees mt.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I hereunto
set my hand and attach the official
seal OF the board of commissioners of
Lake county, this 4th day of Scptem-
Der, 1907.
CHAS. A. JOHNSON.
Auditor Lake County, Indiana.
A. MURRAY TURNER. Petitioner.
(SeaL) 9-7-S0t
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CHICAGO LETTER.

Chicago, Sept 13.-WHEAT-IIas
shown remarkable perversity today in
view of the news influences playing
upon the market. There has not been
an adequate volume of support as 10
cal pit traders have been very bearish.
Weather was somewhat milder this side
or the Canadian limo and there was con-
siderable cash contract wheat trans
ferred over night from private to pub
lie elevators. with these exceptions
there was little except bullish news
current. Late influence of strength
was large, cash sales here and south
west and the fact that clearances from
former cash sales are now being made
on a liberal scale
CORN-Has been weak today on fine
weather over the entire belt. higher
temperatures northwest Indicating still
further delay in frost and because of
the weak wheat market and the liber-
al run Of receipts from the country.
There has been considerable selling by
cash interests. but this was over early
in the day. Since then the holding OF
a large local Spectator has been COM
ing out. Actual sales reported were
distributed among larger number OF
houses than yesterday. Seaboard.
twenty loads
OATS-Have been nervous with trade
very light and traders trying TO catch
the changes sympathetic with those in
other grains. Cash oats have been as
irregular as the trade in futures. Best
oats sold at an advance OF one half
cent over yesterday and poorer grades
ranged down to one cent lower.
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CHAMPION HOODOO TALE
Purdue Glass Finds Itself
Inextricably Mixed With
Number 13.
Especial to Lake County Times.)


Lafayette, Ind, Sept. 13.-This be-
ing the thirteenth day Of September,
and Friday at that, the champion hoo
doc story of the day comes from Per
due university, and it certainly takes
the leather medal along those lines.
Out of the six hundred students, thir-
teen of the number found themselves
In hard luck fix. So peculiar did the
circumstances strike the student bunch
that the unlucky gathering was com
PEELED to stand the guying and tor
ment of their brother "freshies," and
they are now ready to cut the classes
and in fact some of them are ready to
cut it out entirely and return to the
parental roof.
A recitation in mathematics was call
ed on Friday, the 18th by a professor
who has served in the faculty just
8 years. What was his surprise when
he gazed on the class he found that
there were just IS pupils. The class
was in section IS of the freshman
body, the recitation was in room IS,
and it now looks as though there
would be 13 missing students.
The class of Is students who faced
this Jonah cannot get the thing out
of their minds and for the present
studies are out of the question.
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CIRCUS A BIG SUCCESS
Whiting Has Taste Of Har-
greave's Show-Large
Crowd Attends.
Especial to Lake County Times.)

Whiting, Sept. 13.-The great Har-
greaves show, which was given in
Whiting last night, was a bowling
success. The circus was first class in
all respects and several thousand peo-
pie were out to welcome it, so the
large tent was crowed to its utmost
capacity. limbo H." the largest living
elephant. weight 1850 pounds and
1924 feet high. seemed to be the main
attraction, and Mile. Mabel Hall, the
only lady elephant trainer" in the
world, was also accorded a hearty well
come. Prof. P. Carrescia's arenic band
and thirty eminent Italian musicians,
was another feature. The other fea-
lures consisted of horse races. trapeze
performances, in which many daring
feats were performed, and also of
clowns, who held the amused attention
of the spectators. From the opening to
the closing of the performance there
was not a dull moment.
The side shows We're also open and
were well patronized and the affair
was a circus, menagerie. museum and
hippodrome combined.
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NEXT, ENDURANCE TEST
Everything in Readiness for
Motorcycle Contest Chi
cago to Kokomo.

Everything appears to be ready for
the big motorcycle contest. 10 be run
from Chicago to Kokomo, ia which
three Hammond men are entered. Many
people OF this city are planning to rise
earlier in the morning than usual for
the purpose OF seeing the contesters
go through the city. Several, however.
have been misled IN their idea OF the
contest. believing it to be a race. This
is not the case, however, as speed is
not the requirement., as shown by the
rules made by the rules committee of
the club, OF which Charles YanSickle
OF this city is a member.
The following are the rules and
regulations and the controls and check
ing stations.
First contestant shall start at a. N.
The contestants shall start at one
minute intervals.
Contestants arriving in sight Of q
control must check in at once or be
penaliZed from time they are seen.
Five minutes either way will be al
lowed for variation OF watches in con-
trolls.
| Contestants must show their schad-
ule and sign checking sheets at all
/ checking stations and controls.
| Contestants viii be penalized as fol-
| lows: Two points for each minute
early, and one point for each minute
/ late.
No repairs or adjustment OF any kind
will be allowed in any control.
Machines must be filled with all ne
/ cessary gasoline and oil Immediately
after checking in controls, at Chicago
| and Kokomo. after which they win be
in charge Of the officials.
Controls, Checking Stations, Schedule.
Kokomo (contro) Rost's garage.
Rochester Check Blue Front Drug
/ store.
/ south Bend (controD Oliver hotel.
! Michigan. City (check1 Brinkrnan' s
garage.
i Valparaiso (controD zimmerman
garage.
Hammond (checlEl Hunters garage
Chicago (controD club house
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WEATHER FORECAST.

ebraska-Unsettled but generally
fair tonight and tomorrow.
South Dakota-Pfob8bly Shove rS
cooler tonight and tomorrow.
Dakotas2 Probably showers tonight
and tomorrow: continued cool.
Missouri and Kansas-Generally fair
tonight and tomorrow; continued warm
Lower MiChigan-IncTeaS sing cloudt-
ness with probably showers tonight or
tomorrow; cooler west and north to-
morrow afternoon
Showers tonight or to-
morrow; cooler tomorrow afternoon :
night.
innesota-ShoweTs tonight and pos
sibly tomorrow; cooler
Unsettled but generally fair
west.
NORTHUMBERLAND or snow and continue
ed cold tonight and tomorrow
Illinois and Enthusiastically fair
tonight and tomorrow; continued warul
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Hammond-Lot %. ); \, Beck
mans addition, John y. Beck
man to Henry o. Reissig .... 225
Hammond-E ) feet lot i, block
I, Towle & Youngs addition,
Fred Gastel to Herman See
Ha agldG5 IS to IS, block -
2 II. W. Sohls fifth addition,
Walter w. Sohl TO William G.
Paxton dVV
New Chicago-Lots It and IS,
block /, third addition, Julius
A. F. Hardt TO Carl Aaschika. zoe
Indiana Harbor-Lot 9. block Il,
second addition. East Chicago
co. to Mike henderes. .. 265
Indiana Harbor-Lot 81. block 8,
fourth addition Harbor Build
ing co. to Augusta Ernst. 45o
.Tolesto n-Lot II. CaldwelIs third
addition, William c. Caldwell
to William ". kIgour ...... 200
Toleston-LOt Z, block p, c. T
l. & l. Co.'S fourth addition. Leo
f Fischer to John +. Seitz..
Section 5-34-S W-Part y sw L
Ara Belle Wheeler TO Harold
II. Wheeler 100
In addition to the foregoing trans
fers there have been filed for record
mortgages, 4 releases and miscei-
1aneous Instruments.
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Some stock exchange interests which
have watched recent transactions close
" believe that the short account is
more extended than it has been for
some weeks They are inclined to be-
lieve that the covering movement which
set in shortly before the close yester-
day will be carried further during the
early trading in our market today. They
would not be surprised to see the &C
tive list recover from to 5 points.
They do not think, however, that the
higher prices viii be long maintained
and would not be at all surprised to
see another sharp break next week.
That the Amalgamated Copper COM
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GRAIN MARKETS.

wheat and -four, Io1 600 bu; cora. ioI,-
600 bu: oats, 1000 bu
Chicago. Sept. 13.-Carlots today:
Wheat, 1914; corn, 377; oats, 80.
Chicago, Sept. 13.-Estimated cars to-
morrow Wheat, 1877; corn, 445; oats,
248; hogs, 1900 head
st. Louis, Sept. 13.-The Modern NIL
Ter says: Farmers are preparing the
soil for seeding. Recent rains have put
the soil in good condition. Receivers
at the accumulative market look for
small winter wheat receipts.
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Argentine Shipments.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

Union Stock Yards. Sept. 18-Hog
receipts, 10000; market slow; left over,
800; estimated tomorrow, $4,000. Light,
S6.15 to 662: mixed, $3.50 TO $50:
heavy, $40 to $40; rough, $5.40 to
$50.
Sheep receipts, 1000; market steady.
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Man Is Boiled Alive.

St Louis, Sept 13.-whiIe deliver
ing ice James a. Hamilton fell into a
vat Of boiling water at the plant of the
Krey Packing company and was Ter
ribly scalded.
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Tney Can't Explain the Reoneet

London. Sept 13.-Relstlyes OF the
late Archibald Henry Blount, lord or
the manor Orleton, Herefordshire. who
bequeathed 100000 to Yale univer-
sity, are unable to explain thereason
for such a bequest
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If that business wagon of yours Is
not good ad Ct your business, let a
classified ad hunt for a better one for
you.
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LIVERPOOL MARKET

Liverpool, Sept 13.-Wheat closed
one and five eighths to one and seven
eighths higher; corn closed one penny
higher
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HEARD ON BOURSE.

In my opinion the market is a good
purchase all around.-C. I. Hudson.
I feel bullish on the stock market
and think we should have a good rally.
F. x. p.
The pressure is all off the standard
rails and only confined to smelters and
Coppers where in both there is a large
short interest.
There is very little new to add to
recent letters. Traders market. with
ultimate trend upward-Ridgely.
The bears are more numerous this
afternoon than they have been for some
time, and the majority of the infor-
nation concerns are predicting lower
prices. advising their clients to sell
short on all small rallies.
1t is stated that the annual report of
the Reading company for the fiscal
year ended June 80 last, to be issued
snext week viii show at total surplus
account close to ten million as compar-
ed with $S,79439S on June so. 1905.
Considering the pressure which was
brought to bear on Coppers yesterday,
the balance Of the market did exceed
ingly we'll The railroads showed
strength, especially Northern Pacific,
Reading and Union Pacific, and we
think these are good purchases.
There appears to be q general belief
that the price of copper Will go lower
and that the price of stock will decline
in consequence. A drop in price OF
metal would affect Smelling to some
extent. Report here now that Anal
gamated cannot get accommodations in
Boston and New York banks with
metal as collateral and may close al,
mines at Butte. The dope IS bad
| enough to buy on.
| Northern Pacific is the best purchase
of any of the railroads. In my opinion
/ they will soon make an extra cash dis
/ tributfon to stockholders. The com
pany is Ioaning $15,OOO,OOO in the street
! Union and Southern Pacific is being
slowly and steadily accumulated in the
interests OF Frick and Hartman
through c. D. Barney & Co, who are
also buying Reading. I would recon-
mend the purchase of both. Unior
sells ex-dividend 215 per cent on the
Saturday.
II
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followed by cooler in extreme north to-
afternoon or night.
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GreenWaId, Lansing, 1lL-S-5-tr.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply 800 South Holman
street-94-tf.
WANTED-A competent girl for gen I
eraI housework Apply AZ Mason
street.-S- Soft.
SITUATION WANTED.
WANTED-German widow with two
children wishes position as house I
keeper. Address NJ. NJ, care Box 253, /
Whiting, Ind--9-13-2t
WANTED-Position by widow with lit
tie boy; competent, reliable house
keeper. 738 Sheffield avenue.-9-12-3t |
R0R SALE.
FOR, SALE-Furniture for four rooms. /
practically new, separate or to-
at this office for articulars.-9-13-2t
FOR sALE-Entire househoId goods on
account of leaving city; will sell at
a bargain. Call 269 State street.-9-136
FOR SALE-Pianos. Before buying
finest stock in Lake county. Seven
styles of new $500 pianos at $3.50. Used
pianos from $50 to $50. Come and
practice on our pianos. j. NJ. Will
cockson Piano Co, Hammond building.
-9-13-3t
FOR SALE-Upright cabinet grand
pianos in fine condition. bargain at
S175; also good organ, $40; easy pay
tory. Take South Holman street car.
-9-11-6t
FOR SALE-A good Wheeler & Wilson
dition. Can APT Indiana avenue, sec
ond fat.-9-11-St
FOR SALE-Sound S-year-old horse,
1850 pounds. l. Turner, Griffith,
Ind.-9-12-3t
FOR SALE-Weaned pigs, and
weeks old, So per pair, at H. p. Dow
ney farm, st. John, Ind.-9-9-2w
FOR sALE-one 80 light, Laun Bros.
acetylene gas generator, good new,
account Of having electric light and
gas; half price. Address H2, lake
County Times.-9-7-6t-
WANTED TO BUY.
IWANTED-Horse for light wagon. Ad-
dress NJ. NJ. Lake County Times
9-10tf
WANTED-Light covered wagon;
state price and condition. Address
NJ. NJ, Lake County .Times.-9-10-tf
WANTED-Light wagon and horse.
Address B. NJ, Lake County Times
9-6-3t.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply 2S4
Plummer avenue.-9-f3-1t
FOR RENT OR sALE-Four room cot
tage. Apply at Ed Marsh's, Calumet
avenue.-9-13St
FOR RENT-Furnished room for one
or two gentlemen; bath and furnace
Times.-9-131t
|
at 7546 Bond avenue, TO one or two
men with references.-9-12tf
FOR RENT-Good room; will rent
Address \. F., care Lake County Times.
I-9-12-9t
FOR RENT-Restaurant, centrally To-
! Gated; living rooms upstairs. Phone
| 2033 or inquire at Lake County Times
9-115t
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
| gentlemen. For address inquire at
Lake County Times ofice.-9-10-St
FOR RENT-Room in new fat, suit
| able for one or two; modern con-
veniences. 155 Carroll street.-S30- If
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED-By Sept. II, or when va
| cant, desirable rooms or small cot
! tage, furnished for housekeeping; per-
manent; good care viii be taken. Tele-
| phone 15o.-9-12-4t
| WANTED-Six or seven-roOm house,
south of State street and east of
/ Monon r. R. Address III. c. Lake
County Times.-S27-tf.
WANTED want to rent a small or
medium sized farm between Ham
| mond and Crown Point, within walk
ing distance to R. r. station Address
J Meyer Postofice Box sos, Ham
mond, Ind.-S-20-3Wk.
LOST AND FOIND.
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In my opinion the market is a good
purchase all around.-C. I. Hudson.
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I feel bullish on the stock market
and think we should have a good rally.
r X p
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WANTED TO RENT.
LOST AND FoTNn.

LOST-Black seal leather purse with
silver corners, containing s13 in bills.
a few pennies and a check made out in
favor OF NJ. II. Freeman. Owner be-
lieves 1t was left in the Michigan Cen
trail depot this city. Also umbrella
with gun metal handle Liberal re
ward If property is returned TO Mrs.
Freeman. editorial rooms, Lake County
Times Hammond building Holman
and Fayette streets.-9-11-tf
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LOST-On road from South Chicago.
through Pullman. Kensington. Dali
ton and Hammond q black morocco
poe etbook, containing money, business
cards and correspondence. Return
same TO Lake County Times and receive
reward.-s-7-tf.
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1t is stated that the annual report OF
the Reading company for the fiscal
year ended June 80 last, to be issued
snext week. viii show a total surplus
account close to ten million as compar-
ed with $S,79439S on June 80. 1905.
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LOST OR STRAYED-Sunday from
Wolf Lake saloon, bay horse, 1900
pounds. small white mark on left hind
leg Address any information to Fred
Burk. Wolf Lake.-94-tf.
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WHEN A "SUDDEN EMERGENCY,
GRIPS YOU, LET A WANT AID HELP
YoU TO NEGOTIATE 4 LOAN.
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FOR EXCHANGED box and steel
davenport couch for rug. SKIP, or
rocker and Morris chair. Address S-43,
Lake County Times-9
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There is very little new to add to
recent letters. Traders market, with
ultimate trend upward.-Ridgely
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

BARIER AMI EkCHANGE
No charge for six insertions under
Barter and Exchange head. For every
reply to ad, you pay two cents.
FOR EXCHANGED Columbia Rotary
cook stove, for pair of portiers, cash
or anything useful in house. Address
h-29, Lake County Times.-1S
FOR EXCHANGE-For yards good
Brussels carpet, for rugs or coal
range. Address Box C-27, Lake County
l lihes--1S
FOR EXCHANGE-Cloc worth SIP;
coupons good for an oil painting on
canvas, and good gasoline lamp, for a
bicycle. Address K-15, Lake County
Times.-12
FOR EXCHANGE-Fine tone violin in
exchange for graphophone and rec
ords. Address BOX f. NJ, Lake County
FOR EXCHANGE-We have odds and
ends of paint factory left, such as
wood filters, Japans varnishes, Single
stains, roof and barn paint, furniture
polish and kalsomine and fresco colors.
Everything in paint line. barrel and
ton lots, for anything useful-Address
Box XII, Lake County Times.-11
TO EXCHANGE-One Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinet, almost new, with all COM
partments, complete; must dispose at
once; cost SIS, sell SIT cash, including
spices, cereals, ETC., or will exchange
for anything can use. Address Dill,
Lake County Times.-10
FOR EXCHANGE set of
eighth grade school books for wear
ing apparel for young lady Address
Box FIJI, Lake County Times-10
FOR EXCHANGE-Thr lots in Ham
ity of Hammond. Address Box L-31
Lake County Times.-10
FOR EXCHANGE-Tw box dirt wag-
ons for a horse. Address Box P-32
Lake County Times.-10
FOR EXCHANGED good singer sew
ing machine for dining room table
or upholstered parlor chair. Address
Box TBS, Lake County Times.-10
FOR EXCHANGED has beautiful
silk quilt, also complete set Art and
Artists, Sc parts, with steel engravings
new; will exchange for anything use
| full in three-room fiat Address Box
DIP, Lake County Illness
FOR ExCHANGE-Ele new suit
case; blue silk lined, with toilet ar
| ticles, brushes, etc, encased; actual
! cost $2S; sell SO cash, or might ex-
/ change for anything useful jewelry or
| furnishing in four room fiat. Box LBS.
FOR EXCHANGE box and steel
| davenport couch for rug, SKIP, or
rocker and Morris chair. Address SAB,
Lake County Times
FOR EXCHANGE-Larg comfort oak
/ rocker, oak dining room table. four
| leather seat chairs, one oak fancy CEN
ter table; s23 cash for whole outfit, or
will exchange for what have you? Box
LBS, Lake County Times
4 -
plants, for what? Address N-31, Lake
| County Times.-6
! FOR EXCHANGE-Two hole gas range
for a ladies' bicycle or $3.50 cash
! Address F-20, Lake County Times
Z
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That the Amalgamated Corner con
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cent; Lead. l Il per cent; Tobacco pre-
ferred. / II per cent.