Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 294, Hammond, Lake County, 2 June 1911 — Page 10

THE TIMES. Friday, June 2, 1911.

There is an urgent demand for Homes, small Cottages and Flats to accommodate the families of the numerous employes now compelled to live out; of the city. Moderate priced Homes sell or rent readily and Flats are much sought after. We offer for immediate improvement, well located lots with all improvements in, at very low prices, and invite the attention and investigation of investors and builders to the unequalled opportunities presented here. Business Lots Residence Lots Acres for Subdivision

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&e Turner i Architect

Phone Ham. 324 508 Hammond Bldg. Hammond, Indiana

COMPLETE AT E. CHIC AGO

(Special to Th Times.) East Chicago, Ind., June 2. August

Johnson has completed th new foundry

building which the Georpa B. Limbert

company has added to Its plant, and the

work of putting in the concrete founda- ,

ions for the last of the machinery is

being done.

Most of the larger machinery has al- I

ready been Installed and it is expected

that the new foundry will be entirely

Completed and ready for operation by ;

the middle of June. Already some of I the men who are to be employed in the

foundry, have been engaged, and it is expected that about fifty men will be

required to operate .it.

The big addition to the growing Lim

bert plant is set in the north side of the block occupied by the concern. The block i3 bounded by 145th street, Riga pl4C and Todd and Railroad avenues.

It is only a question of time before the

entire block will be filled In with build

ings devoted to the uses of this rapidly grown concern. The company has

plans drawn for the proposed new structures, but does not intend to erect

them Immediately.

The new foundry it is expected will

add fifty men to the fores. Thy will be hired as fast as needed. The addi

tional men will be forc now employed by the IJmbeft people up to the neighborhood of 200, from twenty with which the concern started In business

in East Chicago a few years ago. The

George B. Limbert company's business Is largely plumbers supplies.

SOME CITY, BELIEVE ME"

NEW FOUNDRY BLDG. EAST CHICAGO TO HAVE

STILL ANOTHER FINE CHURCH

EXTRAVAGANCE IN

BUILDING BY TRYING TO ECONOMIZE Architect George W. Maher says: "There is more extravagance in building houses than in any legitimate spending of money that I can think of. The couple who are planning a home and who are limited as to their bank account generally agree to forego the services of a professional designer and architect, thereby saving a fee of possibly $100. To further economise they shun the largo contractor, buying their own materials and hiring their own labor. Thus they make for themselves problems and vexations galore and In the long run Incur more expense than they can afford. ''Provided, however, they avoid the above errors by enlisting the services of competent architects and contractors and still feel they must economize in the construction, let them beware of the 'economy' of jcheap plumbing. Aftef the doctor's bills have been paid, especially If they have children, and after yearly repair bills are met they will find this amount so far overbalances the saving on the first cost as to make this one item the most expensive economy they could have attempted."

(Special to Ths Timkb.) East Chicago, Ind., June 1. East Chicago is to have another splendid church building to be built between now and Oct. 1. The structure is to cost $35,000. This time it is the Polish Catholics who are coming to the front they having been working quietly among their own people, until what is def.tir.ed to m probably the most expensive church bnilding yet built or contemplated, in either of the twin cities is now assured. The church will be built on the site now occupied by gt. Stanislaw's church, a humble frame structure, the latter to be moved back from Magoun avenu near One Hundred and Fiftieth street, to a frontage on Forsyth avenue, and will be converted Into a hall. Rollers are already under the old church building and work on moving the same will be begun this afternoon, under the supervision of Ignatius

Mlndyjtowskl who has the contract for the same. Bids on the new building will be opened either this afternoon or tomorrow, there being half a dozen

contractors figuring on the Job. The building will be a combination school and church and besides an auditorium seating 850 there will be erglt rooms accommodating 600 pupils. Six of the rooms will be above the church auditorium while two will be back of it. The building will be 72 by ISO feet In dimensions and will be built of brick with stone trimmings. It will be finished In hardwood throughout and will be steam heated and electric lighted, in

short It Is to be strictly modern la every particular. The auditorium will have a celling 21

feet high and it is planned to have I handsome decorations and furnlsi.ihss. j The church owns a block of property where the cars turn at Forsyth and One Hundred and Fiftieth, which has always been beautifully kept, blooms with roses in their season, and with Other flowers in theirs, and It has always added greatly to the attractiveness Of the neighborhood. The handSome and expensive building now to be erected, will do its share toward Improving the neighborhood In Which It is located, and will also help to convey a good Impression to strangers coming from the direction of Hammond. Father Peter Budnlck is the pastor of the church, having held this post for two years. He succeeded Father Joseph Halk and under his administrations of its affairs the church has thriven apace. Father Budnick is very popular as well as capable and is greatly liked not only among his own

people, but holds a high place In the esteem of the public generally. This makes the third new church to be promised In the hear future for East Chicago alone. The Methodists are to put tip an edifice to cost not less than $!0,000, as are the Congregationaiists, and it Is thought that with three fine new church buildings, all building at the same timl, as it is expected these will be. East Chicago should gain considerable of a reputation as a city of beautiful churches.

JOHN M. STINSON

JAMES M. OSMER

ATTORNEY, ARCHITECT, AND NOTARY IN OFFICE

Connersville - The hew city water works is now complete. The old establishment has been dismantled and most of Its machinery Is now Installed In the new paint. The city Will Use water from wells exclusively. Newcastle The Elks lodge has taken possession of the R. M. Nixon home, in Foutn Main street, end will onvert it into a lodge and club home. The home cost Mr. Nixon about $50,000 and the Elks bought it some time ago for $S5, 000. . .

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Indiana Harbor has need of many more Houses and Flat Buildings. The need is increaming respite the very active building this season. Houses or Flat Buildings sell readily and can be rented immediately. A great opportunity is presented to the investor desiring to build for the purpose of selling or renting. BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE LOTS ACRES FOR SUBDIVISIONS

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LESTER F. LADD t Oldest Real Estate and Insurance Man in East Chicago, Indiana, Agents for all East Chicago Company's Property Phone 641.

Carl Jo Lundberg General Contractor

3947 Parish Ave. Indiana Harbor Phone 624