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The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
Grain and Provisions

cHCAGo. ocD 30 Heavy uuYiug
with light offerings touay combined
Geo scnd corn up to a.e over sat
urdaN closing prices. Dec. corn
opened . lower az - go. hut later
800, %. Goo silsA' Jan "p'nea ,..I 81
@i,c May opened f.c lower. but
suuaequently gained l'l,D 20 81 os fs.
oats "crc slightly hllh ln srmpa-
may witn corn. Dct oats oprurh late
gaining zee 'cccmher upenri $50
IN nt itC. later Eainlng isc MHt
opened a higher and later kaln'd
l.r Go 6Uc Provisions were higher
despite slow ana lower hos market
uETROiT oct ~. close chicago
marked thc price OF corn ltli'
hign"i in ih' carly part ~ me s'
Wurn better than stcady No thanh
MAS noted here ht the start
in" general tome ui early dope was
hrat'ah. a majority uf thiraRo hoh"ts
We're looking tor n decline, expecting
1n ctfls iucrFasn ia thf ulHrkrt M on
corn rhe houses that think cars
WiU poe scarce and mark rtins $40"
Hfc -tlI sending out bull IA COP
The cnuscrying OF food Is also catch
ms tls attention ~ the trade Den
eFF believe economy VIII cut con
sumption heavily aud leave mu'h
greater surplus than usual Tor
h'iN. TX hlf'HiF W. ~ pc"
question of transportation with thoS"
who arc trying To guess tue tutuf'
trend 90 The market. In the csSh me
tha tpuo ~ strength ~ welt sustain
ed Demand FOR corn i'm Detroit "a
much Rrrntor than supply ana re-
ceipts are so small that there lN
small chance for an easy market
oats were in brisk demand ana
l,ld nrm Local consumers were VA
me market for tho moderate receipts
and shippins demand was Bood hi-
rtRo reports large export nuA hH ahu
"a frln cash tone. Use demand 7"
enough 90 take care ~ all the iarfu-
.,fa care 90 sell. which ia NOT much.
All thr buying is for export
WHEAT ts not moving freely and
there Us am active daur demand.
Corn seas strong hrfe and ln 'hi-
tago. Th. Detroit price D. up lc.
Beans declined Csc md GLOVE seed
loft Geo. pst. advanced &c.
Monday wheat quotations a-h
81. roo. f211 40 mixed. 81
So white. t215.
Morda coarse. grain QuoiatienH
t..lu cash 40 @ g. 03. $50 yellow.
rs. So yellow. t2of oats stan
daId. 81 ite, $50. . white. 1l H.. ~.
vNte. eea. Eye cash SO :.
siarmrnt SS75 Seeds. Prime yed
clover Sffap March SitF". alsutr,
So tmoth5 $500
Receipts H tn. Detroit murhof 90
Monday in iudod oHn huis 90 Hnur
if cars 81 cheat Of corn. 20 ~
.afs and. ef lBt. ptutnts wcIt
200 bhf Nrf fnf'7 are i'3.
nau hu wheat tVH nu uf ,.lrr.
600 bu of o1ta and 7o 600 u'f -
GApor,. ~ wheel ard anf Mon
dav 91tnoo hu
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS

Ron So .goq For grsding and
paving -nre+f avenue ironl the south
limo ~ Gratot avenue 90 the west
curb line of cadillac avenue.
Roll $50 $3.50 FOR grading and
having Lakewood Boulevard. from
6enCS fe,t south - north curb line
of Forte avenue to the north curb
line Df Enrtc avenue.
ratInE Marietta street. from the east
curb lime ~ Mcclellan avenue 20 the
west curb line 20 pennsylvania ave-
upe
ron 50 asi. For gradins and
limo 10 Clark avenue Go the east
.uth itr 10 Manson avenue.
ItfIl $50 ett2 Tor grading and
rltflg Nfsgar street. from top slope
u..f 80 Ninewpod avenue 20 the east
I'm. ol West Grand Boulevard
Roll $50 231t For grading and
pavlne carson avenue from tho NORTH
limo ~ Fefpdalc venue to the north
curb un- ~ Dix avenue.
Roll NO -ci5. For grading and
having NRvahnc avenue from the
north curH lino ~ EtseN avenue TO
the north curb line ~ Freud avenue.
Ron No 1885, For KradinV and
PAVING Pearl avenue. from the north
,urN Hu. ~ Fo4udale avenue 80 the
south curb .of Noodmerc avenue.
ROOT SO 22f- grading and
paving Adele avenue from the east
line of 81 Aubin avenue 20 the west
Hrr 90 Chene street.
Hon So 29fs For grading and
paving HUNT street. from the cast
iInc ~ EImWued avenue 90 tho west
rtuh line ~ rNcry street
paf' ie due ead payable within
.u daF. from dat~ ~ this notice
P3rta and become due and pay
able In one tear and one month. two
wears and one month aud three years
and ono month respectively from the
dafr az this notice. together with In
tercat a. The rate ~ per cent from
thc date - the confirmation OF the
rolls.
ANY. or all. - said parts may be
paid In the order named within so
day7 from the date ~ the notice
without interest
n either ~ said parts one. two,
three or four shall not be paid whom
they become due. per cent penalty
and interest a. tho rate ~ per cent
from me date ~ confirmation Of tho
Y, assessment rolls viii be added and
tic premises assessed viii be adver-
fi-cd aud sold provided 10y law.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
ILLINOIS COAL
STRIKE ENDED
Garfield Scores Victory Over
AgitatOrs In COntrO-
VerSV

SPRINGFIELD. m. oct. 22-The
strike OF the Illinois coal miners.
called to force Fuel Administrator
Garfield TO announce an increase in
the government price on Illinois
coal, with resultant raise in wages
FOR the miners. is ended
All reports 10 the operators rs.
ISOLATION today indicate every mine
in the central Illinois field Is work.
ing. Meager reports from the south
ern field also Indicate the walkout
rs az an end
Tho return Of the miners IN the
central neld follows a meeting yes,
terday az which patriotism ran high
during the discussion preceding a
unanimous vote 20 return Ga work.
The breaking up OF the walkout
is a victory for Fuel Administrator
Garfield and a blow az the agita-
tors.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
Produce

TIE market for the week opened
quiet and with generally steady
tone. The weak spot In the list was
IN the poultry deal. The market has
been getting a lot ~ very poor stun
and while the aggregate receipts are
not unduly heavy and there f. q
ready market for really good stock
buyers are passing up the kind Of
stun that is coming I'm. and the mar-
ket for the week starts on with quite
an accumulation from last week.
Aside from this there were no inn
portant changes. and the market
opened quiet.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
L. =. cotton Rcport.

WASHTNGTON. oct % The gov
eminent census report TODAY showed
that for tho two months period end
cd September so 514.85 tons - cot
tonsead. less re-Hhipment. were re-
ceived at mills and 256.GSl we're
crushed. Held Of mills ON sept 20
were ssi .6es tons. Production Crude
oil was TbI0S.qi7 pounds. refined. 90
Oo0 7sI pounds. cake and meal, 1872
tg1 tons huls. 5a.0ol tons linters.
s6.5i7 bales hull nher $3.50 IA les
gtorks on Sept 80 We're crude oil
20. Oss7s1 pounds. refined. i3.1'2.127
hounds
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
MAX c. KOCH

CITY Treasurer.

state OF Michigan. County 81 wayae.
in Tho Probate Court for raid
county Juvenile Division A. ses-
sion ~ said court held az tho rourt
room in The city OF Detroit on the
dfth dnv ~ October A d.. 1917. Pres
ont Hon Henry = Hubert Judge
OF Probate va tho matter OF Wen
ouna Sands and John Doe alleged
dependent and neglected children.
complaints having been made 20 this
court nlicRins Inst Wcnouna Sanda
and John Toe are neglected and do
peudrnf children within the meaning
of Tho statutes ~ this state and
pIny a. uhati sald children tvl appre
hrudfd and hrhuuhf before fAls court
Co., answer said complaints. and then
and fHee he dealt with In relation
tl fhp same a. law ard Justice and
tho public Interests and the interests
cf SAID children may require. ~ ~
ordered that the first day az Novem-
Der. a.. IT,. 1917. az 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. az said court room. De ap-
pointed Tor the hearing - me mat
fers alleged tu the said petitions
And if is further ordered. That a copy
10 fhis order he published three sue
20 1e So Wref rf~FfouH 90 rnfd time
l hearing IN Tho Detroit Times.
new srapcr printca aud circulating IN
ihe said county Of Wayne Henry =
Hubert. Judge 81 Probate. A true
COPY. George NJ. Read, Deputy Reg
lister Probate
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
NEW YORK PRoDTcE

NEW YORK. oct 27-Fiour Quiet
and unchanged Pork; strong mass
die west spot s2LaA4s44s Susar
Raw. quiet. centrifugal, % test. 81 90,
muscovadD. A. test tsog renned.
quiet. cut loaf 'o.S5, crushed g. 60;
powdered fS3n1sB5. granulated.
tss5 Coffee Rio 40 on spot.
SIC Tailow Dull special. iTc,
city f6hc. Hav Quiet. prime No.
YER stcdti'ib pressed peuI,ry BHiI
aud weak. turkeys. 7td7sc chickens
27d3Sc. fowls n ~ soc. ducks. 21f
aec. Live poultry. Dull and weak
geese. isr ducks. 81 7ec. fowls. -
3 zoe. TURKEYS. zoe ro0Htrra ffc.
chickens. hroiisrs. 10 82oc cheese
Quiet. state dilk. common 20 specials
20 "a 1ti1c skims, common 20 specials.
7G2ic.
Prfntirr-fhe plain nest kfaa--thet
n rtEht--Ti.es les nert--u>fn 49,
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
PROFITABLE

Salaries start at once. Oper-
ators earn while they learn.
Splendid opportunities for adj
vancement.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John II street. between 9
a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
Banks aHd BTust co@pan,es


70 execute orders on the exchange:
w z. Moss & Co. Carlyle 4 Povah,
Geo NJ West & Co. + r. Naccrone
4 Co. II w. Noble q Co. D. l.. sey-
mour 4 Co, W. r. Mclaughlin. Msr-
rill Lynch a Co. w A. Hamiin a Co.
VIM A Neer & Co. Sinclair & couls.
a Co. r X. Peiton & Co. Joel Stock
ard e Co. Bennett. Smith a Co. w.
r Reilly 4 Co. Matthew Finn. 4. w.
wallace e. Co. lewis @. 0orton,
Nebe Be den " oodrur Co, Dood.
Martin Co. O'Hara. Ferris a Co,
Webb. Lee e Co.
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were sos. GOO bu. against G0ffo0O bu
"a week. as" and i9Hl-.noo bu year
agu.
Receipts ~ ubest Monday Duluth.
Is' rHtf. against W year axe, Min
u'ap1Nr zoo cars. against Jos. VIM
n'per i.nfG cars, against Sl2 Chi
csso, la ears. against sN. ST. Louis.
50 600 bu
Primary whcht receipts we're H.
6l5.eoo hu. against 10000 bu q
year ago.
Increases in The American visible
supply. Wheat. 10000 hui corn, lo5.-
600 hN. oats. nl 600 bu.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
PLEASANT

The work is interesting and
enjoyable. The surroundings
are comfortable; associations
agreeable. The company is
liberal in It's treatment Of
employees.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
CITY on DTIRoiT-OIIICE or
TIIE tITN TRIN StRER.
h.frt.ft Mich t,et fQf-

oc.tfct h. hereby given go all per-
a.ua interested thet There have been
oled 10 This office the follow ing
named assessment rolls.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
Nru YoRK BUTTER AND EGGs

NEW YORK. oct 2a-Butter.
Flfmer: recefptr fsSC. creamery OK
ira. sc. do. speelni market. f4i4 q
tBc. state dairy tubs sSW &C imita-
ZION creamery hrsts s0M41c Eggs
Quiet receipts 500. nearby white
fancy, $50 Sc. nearby mixed fancy
F7gtsc fresh nrsts 406t6o
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
ToIEDo LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO. oct 22-HoRS: Rcce pts
1000 market steady heaVieS. $50
1915: mediums. s15.T5d16. workers.
t4di5.zS good piss si3.5o0 g.
Calves: Market slow. sheep and
lambs. Market slow
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
TOI.EnO GRAN

TOLEDO oct 3D. CLOSE Wheat;
g 1,s ,,is Nh Mn, So, ~. 'a, a..
cash. &c. Doc. 81 7, o Nav. b2itc.
Rpc cash 'tsi tioVerseed Cnsh.
$1,000. Orf and beca si5. Mar. s1t95.
Aisiko Cash SIS so. Timothy Cash,
f8e1. Drt s3s0. Doc. s. fN Mar,
sos Butter. Brick cTeGnler-. 4+isc,
tub crtamtry &C. Eggs I5-csh
cnuaIed Sc fancy selects f5c iny
Timothy siT25 mixcd. si725. heavy
r.fead SIS
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
BUSINESS MEN
WILL SERVE IN
SIGNAL CORPS

The Following Detroit business
men. who have received commits
sions in The signal corps % The
United States army. have been or
dered 20 report In Washington this
week ". A. G.. Miller. Jr, Harry
". Ford. Henry r. Joy. Angus
Smith. Edwin J Dayton and n a.
ODeli n Is expected that these
Detroiters will be members 81
unit under Col Sydney H. Walden.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
Livestock
arcHIGAN cE~rRAL sToCKVARps

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sTOCKN ARDS
ket opening dun prospects low
e.. best heavy steers. 5000 ~ 1915.
best handy weight butcher steers 81
~ so. mixed steers and heifcrs. IS q
$50. handy lihgt butchers. f125 %
T.76 light butchers scar best cows.
g7S0TtG5 butcher cows. SCI COM
mon cows. t575dG Gamers s. a b so.
beat heavy bulls. s. q 80. bologna
bulls s6d6. stock bulls SsnS feed p
ers tT.T5 a. $50. stockcrs, $50 n 90,
mixers and spriuRCrs. aatd IN
Veal calves Dull best grades,
$3.50 heavtes &61f2. sheep and
lambs Market dun, best lambs,
tl6.O0Wi636 fair lambs. sle.fO n
sl575Gi6.00 fair lambs $3.50 n
diST5 fair 10 good sheer 1915 30;
cuils and commons. S5QS. Hogs:
None selling mp 10 noon. prospects
FOR good hogs Si5s5Q 1880.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
nTrrER ANn EGcs

DETROIT. oct. Butter. Fresh
creamery extras. f2n l2i4c. creamery
nrsts 81 q a. ~ 10.
Tggs Fresh Michigan frafe. a9T
4oc doy. with storage hrsts RI 10 less
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23

CLEVELAND. oct 20. Hors. re-
ceipts. $500: market. 25n35a lower;
workers.. $3.50 mixed SIS so GlS55i
mediums $3.50, pigs. Fl4 roughs
SIS. stays ti37t Cattle. Receipts.
so cars market active. strong sheep
and lambs Receipts % cars. mar
ket steady. top. $3.50. Calves Re-
csipts 500 steady. top, Sf5
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
Sugar Market

Sugar Detroit wholesale prices;
Crystal dominoes Alb. $3.50, do. s.
10. tl250. eagle tablets. tli20. cut
i0af ti0e5. cubes. gaaA xxXx pow
dered. $3.50. standard powdered,
81 S. GRADUATED, extra coarse. 81 is.
do. fine. ln bulk. 81 DO, f5-lh. ccttons,
1870, crystal domino Eran,, lib. and
B-lh cartons. iu cases. g. -. crystal
domino gran. ~ a. cases. $3.50, dla-
mond a. 500 confectioners. A, 1898
No. 4 81 No. 5, sSaS. 40. 9. $50 No.
7. 1855 No. Z. $3.50; No 2. IS Is No.
10. $50; No. II, tts5. No IL, 81 50:
No -. $3.50; No. 10. sass. No. 10
ts6b non-caking mixture. $40 beet
GRADUATED. $500 per 100 lbs house
hold powd.. ~ 81 % case. f1.ba' 90.
ts a. case. IS per case
DETROIT Bank CiearinEs
Detroit hank clearinEs Tor oct o.
1917. we're Ss.0s1. IL 20. total clesr
ings FOR 1917 10 date are s2729H63-
771sq. as against ti.73s ESQ SIS y foi
the corresponding period In lsle
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
PATRIOTIC

The war machine" is oper-
ated by telephone. Stick 10
your post" is the advice Of an
army officer 60 telephone en-
ployes.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
cm1cAGn linz SrnCK

CHICAGO. oct 22-Hogs Geccipts
$4,000; market slow. steady. mixed
and butchers. siAe0G1sT5; good
heavy $3.50 1870 rough heavy
slo.50di&.25. Cattle Receipts, 90
900. market steady 90 f0c lower,
heeves fs.f5ulI. COWS and hcif"rs
sa-SHli 7b. stocEcrs and feeders 80
CENTS. 34.0o0. market slow 10H 20c
lower. nativa. g. 500 GO. western
t915Gi2.75 lambs. S12,f50 1.25
western. sI2.7b % 1910.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
TELEPHONE
OPERATING

An excellent profession and
opportunity to do your Bit
for Uncle Sam.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
East HT-FFALo LIVE SToCK

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. oct az
Cattle Receipts $50 market slow.
7Sf350c lower. prime steers. Si4u o.
shipping steers. tiiG13. butcher
grades t9nl1 helfers, $50 10 2h.
COWS. $3.50 $50, bulls. 35f' 10:
rilch COWS and springers. S5Odl35t
feeders Sim9.25. calves Receipts.
300. market slow. stea(y Gun 20
choice, s5n15.So sheep and JamhS
Receipts 1000: market slow. choice
lambs SIG so di71o: Gull 70 fay. sli
TfI.65. yesrlinRs 3i31r45C sheep.
SbTti1S Hogs Receipts. 1900
market slow. lower workers.. Si5d
1910. pigs. sf4N1455. mixed. Sl66
is55 heavy $4,000 1913 roughs.
tf50l525 stegs. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23

HE'LL WASTED--wALD
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23

MIR w,Nrru-FEMALE
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23
ION sALE--yAcANr loTs

WILL pay cash tor vacant lots.
houses, flats, stores, acreage.
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought; quick and sat-
isfactcry deals.
llRERT. 800 Majestic Bldg.
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r r;.s. Is'; : s... s,.s a.
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=, 80 -. -.
g L.ll liu.I..IIlI
The Detroit times., 1917-10-23


STOCK FARM. 2 miles
rom Spencer. y r.. 1870 acres or
pillow land nearly level 80 acres OF
growing timber. beech and maple.
30N10 basement barn siio, running
water IN barn; good S-room house
and other outbuildings. Only two
miles from main line r. n. Farm Is
very productive. Price $1,000.
Brooks & Montgomery
4I2 HAMMOND BLDG. MAIN 4s75
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron
TRANSFER OF LIQUOR LICENSE
FORM ONE LOCATION TO AN
OTHER.
Notice IS hereby given to the citizens
OF Indiana Harbor North ownshi
Lake County. Indiana. that the under
signed. John Miku. is q male inhabi-
tant and resident of the said city.
township. County and State. and over
the age OF twenty-one CID years: thai
he has resided IN the State or Indiana
Tor more than one year last past and
In the city OF Indiana Harbor. North
township. Lake County. Indians, for
more than six months prior to the date
or this notice; that he is a qualified
voter Of said City, County and State:
that he is of good moral character and
is a At person TO be entrusted with the
sale OF Intoxicating liquors.
That he is the holder Of a license 10
sell spurious. vinous and malt LIQUORS
IN less quantity han a quart at a time.
which said license was granted by the
Board of County Commissioners Of
Lake County Indiana. and issued by
Edward Simon. Auditor of said
County, on the srd day of July. 1916
for the following described premises
to-wit
The front room on the ground floor
OF a certain three-story frame build
ing, situated on lot one ~. block
thirty-fve $3.50 IN Indiana Harbor. sub
division in fractional sections Fifteen
ana twenty-five Us & 22). Township
Ihirty-seven (SD. North. Range Nine
90 West of the Second T. NJ. Lake
County. Indiana said room is thirty-
five by thirty feet (35x3o). and faces on
Washington street. in the City OF East
Chicago. Lake County. Indiana.
That he will ask permission of the
Board Of County Commissioners at their
June term. 1916. for permission to
transfer his license from the above de-
scribed location TO the following:
The front room on the ground floor
OF a certain two-story brick building
situated on lot twenty-four (24), block
thirts-fve $50. Indiana Harbor. being
a subdivision in fractional sections
Fifteen and twenty-five Us & 22).
Township Thirty-seven go North.
Range Nine go West Of the Second p.
M. in Lake County. Indiana. said
room is twenty-five by forty feet (22x
400. glass front and side entrances and
faces on Pennsylvania avenue and
Washington street. public highways in
the City of East Chicago, Lake County.
Indiana Living rooms on the second
hoor OF said building. and all Of the in
terror or said bar room can be seen
from said highways.
May 10 II "a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-24

NOTICE Q WHITE CRUSHED
LIMESTONE. LIMESTONE SCREEN
INGS. TORPEDO SCREENINGS AND
STAG FOR LAKE COUNTY ROAD
REPAIR.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Lake County. Indiana. will receive
sealed bids up to one o'clock p. m.
Friday. June 18th. 1917. for White
Crushed Limo Stone. Lime Stone
Screenings and Stag as per following
Specifications:
SIZE OF AGGREGATE.
No. !. Material passing a 31s-inch
and retained on a 2-inch opening.
No. .: Material passing a 2%-inch
and retained on a fh-inch opening.
No. 3: Material passing a 1H-inch
and retained on a A-inch opening.
No. 4 (Gritl Material passing a u
inch and retained on a A-inch opening.
No. . (Grit) Material passing a "a
inch and retained on a 3-16-inch open-
ing or square mesh.
No %: Material passing a 2I-inch
and retained on q %-inch opening. not
less than so per cent Of which to be
retained IN the 1a-inch mesh.
No. s. (Screenings) Material pa s-
ing through d %-inch opening and
containing not more than so per cent
nor less than 40 per cent Of material
that will be retained on a h-inch OPEN
ing or square mesh.
No. Z: (Bonding S~creenings) Mate
rial passing through a l5-inch opening
or square mesh and containing not
more than so per cent OF material that
will pass q No. 100 sieve.
Note: When torpedo screenings are
ordered, 1t Will refer to No. s from
which the dust has been removed by
the washing process.
TESTS LIMESTONE.
Tt shall be Dolomite Limestone. clean.
sound. durable, OF a cubicai formation
as near as possible. sharp angled Of q
uniform quality. and free from thin.
fat or shaley pieces. with the excep-
ton Of the limestone "honding screen
ings." there shall be no yellow or
chaIky stone.
The bonding screenings" shall be
free from chalk and shall contain not
more than 2 per cent silica, and be OF
a lark brown color.
The French Coeffcient. made in ac-
c%ordance with the standard method
adopted by the American Society for
Testing Materials (Committee D-2)
shall not be less than IS. The hard
ness shall not be less than ~ and the
~touShness not less than s.
TESTS: STAG.
The Stag shall be air cooled blast
furnace Stag. manufactured from the
best grade Of limestone. and shall
nave been seasoned in the bank at
least two years before being crushed
and shipped
1t shall weigh at least 2.20o pounds
per cubi yard. 1t shall be clean.
sound. durable. s~harp-angied. free
from iron or ashes, and Of uniform
quality.
GENERAL CONDITIONS.
Orders will be placed by the County
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-24

Highway superintendent or his au-
thoriEed assistant. TO whom all no.
tices Of shipments shall be made.
Any undue expense for teams. men.
etc. by which the Highway Superin-
tendent may be put to by failure Of
contractor TO ship within reasonable
time or incorrect destination. failure
to prepay freight. etc. shall be de-
Quoted from amount due said con-
tractor.
The Board Of County Commissions
ers reserve the right to reject anv
and all bids. and may cancel the con
tract at any time It is found that
shipments of material Is being und4ly
DELAYED or improperly handled.
All stone and screenings TO be bid
on by the ton. and Stag by the yard
Freight to be prepaid to point ordered
shipped.
Bids will be received for this mate
rial either by stations according to Us
on Ale In the County Auditors offe
or at a net price for the entire Coun
~. delivery TO be made TO any railroad
point in Lake County. at which same
may be required.
All bids to he f. o. Z. destination.
A bond Of 100000 will be required
with each bid. signed by residents Of
Lake County, Indiana. or a Surety
Company authorized to do business in
this County. The right to reject any
and ali bids is hereby reserved.
JAMES BLACK.
GEO. O. SCHAAF.
JOHN II. CLAJSSEN,
Board of Commissioners. Lake County,
Indiana
Attest: EDWARD SIMON
Auditor Lake County. Indiana
May "a 81
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No Reward for Laxincss.

The only kind of people who are
complete failures in life are the ones
who never try to accomplish anything.
For those who endeavor to achieve
something worth while there is always
a reward. even though they seem to
fail. but for downright laziness there
is no reward-and there shouldn't be.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-24

Flowers are perhaps the most effec-
tive of the many little finishing
touches" necessary to an attractive
home. There are thousands of persons
with beautiful houses. costly furnish
ings, perhaps. artistically and sEllful-
ly arranged by the hands of a clever
ing touches. the seemingly unilnpor-
tant tiny things. lone by the woman
who loves and exists for her home and
expresses her soul in her surroundings
to make the house iovabR.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-24

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Pet Au-
gust. No. 1895. In the Lake Superior
Court. May Term. 1917.
Notice Is hereby given to the Heirs.
Legatees and Creditors OF Pet August.
deceased, to appear in the Lake Super
Tor Court. held at Hammond. indiana.
on the nth day OF June. 1917. and show
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cause. II any why the FINAL SETTLE
MENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of
said d-cedent should not be approved
and said heits are notified to then and
there make proof OF heirship. and re-
ceive their distributive shares.
Witness the Clerk of the Lake SUI
perior Court. at Hammond. this 18th
day OF May. 1917.
HERBERT I. WHEATON.
Clerk Lake Superior Court.
May 1924