Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 52, Hammond, Lake County, 6 January 1917 — Page 7
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Classified Advertisements
NOTICE.
BHwflw no olsaifl4 aoopt4 orr talephona unlaaf that person hu ft teispbon na fanlitiM n with ths oorrct asm. twr of Mm a Ubk of placta tba All pexson placing adTwrtiaasaenta icltn us o-rer pHona mtut H t th fftoa and py o em within &t Oat. Otherwise an xtrm anar? of TM CENTS wll mad for corcoJBcrarcK Tb baa Mrvto eaoa tx glTm T
offroa and PT fo aama a tlm of
placta taa aArtirtlaimant.
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Real Estate Bargains
Clairvoyant.
Wanted Male Help. SALKSMKX WANTED Experience unnecessary, earn while you learn. rite for large list of openings '"'"X Jals from hundreds of our tude"t earn 1100 to a mth. ddt ess nearest o(flo. Dept. 241 TIONAI. SALESMKN'S TRAINING Slr; TION. Chicago, New ork. ban 1 rancisoo. 1:6: It. . MEN Our illustrated ca.toKu Plains how we teach the barber trade
quickly, mailed free, lege, Chicago, 111.
toler Rarber Col
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' WANTED ripe fitter. V. Grasselll.
M. II. Co.. 1:5:2
WANTED Toung man sten?Brp.luerI and bookkeeper; must be .neat, cu ate and willing to start at ary: unusul opportunity for $a,nc ment. Two Stop Ladder Co.. 29- Ind,nt ave., Hammond. .
WANTED Boy to learn Ph0!0?"Bodies Art Studio. Hammond. 1 It.
WANTED Toung man b has naa some experience on t02jX0? cost work, by Wm. Graver Tank orks. East Chi. -ape J
w.VTrn Experienced ear carpenters; tea'aykood schedule , ApP y Calumet Park repair track, ilictUBan Central R. R- .
FOR SALE, j We are opening the New Year's busj iness wth four distinctive bargains and ; they are such that anyone purchasing j same can feel absolutely assured that ! they have made a neat sum on their inj vestment without holding for increased : profits. ! W have a piece of business property j on Hohman St., 25 ft., improved with a 'two-story brick building, store below land flat above. The income of this ; property is $75 a month. We are sellI ing this at 17,500. In the same block vou cannot buy a
25 ft. lot for lens than 19.000 to $10,000. The building is worth at the very least J 4.000. That is purchasing fie lot for one-third of the actual value. This price will hold for a few days only. We also have another very good investment in a piece of residence property which has no equal when it comes :; a bargain. It consists of a two-story brick fla" and two cottages on 100 feet of groum; on the east sub-, west of Calumet ave. The rent is now about $'K which could easily be increased to $so or $85. The owner, who lies about 3.000 miles from here, is not going to return to Hammond and is sacrificing this property for Sti.OOO. Part cash, bal
ance first mortgage direct to owner at 6 per- cent. Vou cannot beat this for an investment. 5 - room modern bungalow on a 42J-ft. lot, east side: livng room finished in Circassian walnut, hardwood floors, window seats, beamed, etc.: also furnace heat and stationary tubs. We can sell this property within three days for $3,000 with $5()0 to $$00 cash, balance direct mortgage. 6- room bungalow on a 32-ft. lot. east side. Oakland addition: strictly modern, decorated throughout, furnace heat and stationary tubs, beautiful lawn, trees and shrubbery, also garage. A nice little home for some one. Price $3.000 $500 cash, balance as rent. Remember the year 1917 is going to be the most prosperous year in the history of America, so start it well by in
vesting in the most secure way oy purchasing a good piece of property. You have our wish for success and prosperity in this new vear. ULLRICH ft BICK, Phones f0 and 2653 Hammond. 1:6:1
MADAM LEE. phone 2637. palmist and spiritual adviser. Do you believe In Cod? My work is my religion. 103 State St.. over florist. Hours; 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 12:19
Money to Loan
NEED MONET Get it from us. any amount 5 to $100 on your own note, if you own furniture, a piano or stock, or have a steady position. $5 only 60c for 1 month. Pay aa you earn by the week or month. Legal ratts guaranteed by our BOND to the state. LAKE COUNTY LOAN CO.. Rlrnbacb Block (Over Lion .Store.)
For Sale Horses & Cattle.
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
FOR SALE Black horse, gentle, single or double. Dakal. 4S54 Kennedy fve.. East Chicago 1:6 ::U.
LEGAL NOTICES.
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Wanted Female Help. VTED Girl for general housework. 827 Alice St., Hammond. l'.b.lt.
$2n 00 WEEKLY made writing for" Mail Order Houses. No canvaslung Particulars for stamr The uuide CompanyMemphis, Tenn.-l-6.lt. ww'TED Full time $15. wo7:.'R7nhoiir. selling guar-
sparw i,.irv to wearer.
anteed v ear internat ional Experience unenecessa y int
Stocking Mills.
. Iv . rri-ni rr woman, one
can cook. ' 85 Sibley st.. Hammond. l:6:2t- .
who
WANTED Middle aged lady for housekoeperrC59 Virginia St., Gary. l.a.2 x-T-r-n Girl for general housework. WANTEO (jiri s Hon man
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Mrs V. iienei.
St.. Hammond.
WANTED Girl for general housework v fVt. i , t Hammond. 1::3
11 W. Waltham St.,
FOR SALE. BUT A HOME ON' THE PAYMENT PLAN AND SAVE YOUR RENT. 6-room bungalow. Iv-troit St.. 37 J ft. lot. nice lawn, modern in every way. Trice $2,900. 6-room bungalow. Garfield St., 37i ft. lot. will take lot in part payment Price $2,850.
.(i-room bun en low Twis St.. 3it it. lot.
modern in everv respect, will lawe 101 in rart payment. Price $2,90. 7-room house on Detroit St., 37$ ft. lot. good lawn, yard fenced. 7-ft. basement, cement floor, furnace, laundry tubs, electric lights, gas. coal bin. porch and windows screened, good garage: a good home at the right price. 6-room bungalow. Park place, fireplace, oak floor and trim, modern. 37 i ft. lot. Price $3,750. I have a bungalow on Highland St.. ft. lot. modern and will take a good lot in part payment. If you are in the market for a home see this. These homes are located on the south side, handv to park and st. car lines. ROY C. FOWLER. Straube Bldg., Hammond. Office phone 724. Res. phone lo-.. Open evenings. Auto w:ll call for you.
;,. A vff r Woman to work one hour in HAMtif-' ,.-,,ir in evening. 916
morning " -. i,, 0-
Hohman st.. Hammond. Thono 9.
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WANTED-Good,. cook colored I or
f1.1V WUIR. " ' " . .
white.
rhone Burnham 4.
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Girl
Flumrner ave..
for housework. 188 Hammond. 1:3 :tf
w.NTED Young women to enter AV frainmmediately and lean, nurs
ing; best advantages. iffs
Times, Hammond.
Situations Wanted.
SITUATION WANTED Woman with &"oy 9 years old wishes po,ttlon t. housekeeper; city or country. '-.Conner 287 Logan St.. Hammond. 1 :6:2t.
?TTUTION WANTED As typist, ex in general office work. Ad
dress I. T., care o
Times, Hammond. 1:5:2
cttt-ATION WANTED Protestant , Tcitf, bov 8 years old wishes po-
O V , X lines, juctiuiiiuiiu.
FOR SALE Eight - room house in very pood condition-on 50 ft. in Home wood; weather strips and screens throughout, including porch, hardwood finish up and down, electric light fixtures, lavatory, good attic, hot water heat; terms, part cash. Call phone 1799 Hammond.
MADAME LEOfcE, S72 Hohnian St., Hammond. ClalrToyant Spirit Medium. When you are in trouble,, doubt or suspense consult MADAME LEONE I was born with a strange and remarkable power power not piesnt to gratify the idle curious, but to direct, advise and help men and women who are in trouble and suspense concerning the every day affairs of life. HEADING- 91.00. I give you just as careful and com
plete revelation of business, love and j domestic affairs for $1.00 as I do for j my regular fee, $3 and $5. I am tak- i lng the reduced fee plan to introduce j
myself and my work more extensively to the people of this city, where I have established my permanent home. My work speaks for itself. While I have the endorsement of hundreds of the most noted men and women of America, I deem them of little value since I stand alone upon the merits of my work. Any person who can believe their own eyes and ears cannot help but know that my work is of the highest order of genuine clalrvoyancy. MASTEB Or STSASOE FOWXKS. There are strange and mighty forces by which men and women can be secretly influenced at a distance, to do the
will of the one who knows tho secrets of using such forces. These forces are called personal magnetism, mental telepathy semmypnoti.: suggestion, etc.
All this I teach to any one wno wisnes to use it for a legitimate and honorable purpose.
WHAT X DO FOR 51.00. I will tell you what condition of your
business is in ana now to promote n.
tell you ail about your wife, husband, sweetheart or lover and how to win
the love of any one you desire: I tell you of any move, journey, speculation, position or change of any kind which
may oring me wi ivn , exactly what your acquaintances think of you: who to trust; who to shun; I
will tell you who and when you will
marry; teu you bii unns find ou.
4tEADrHQ $1.00. Reduced Tea for This Week. Hours: 10 to 8 daily and Sunday. 672 Hohman Bt., Hammond, Ind. Fhona 927-J. Over Tea and Coffee Store.
NOTICE. FOR PROPOSALS FOP. DEPOSIT
PUBLIC FUNDS. I Notice is hereby given that the Board!
J of Finance of the City of East Chl- ' cago. Indiana, will receive written! i proposals up to the hour of eight' ! o'clock P. M. on Monday, the litli day I i of January, 1917. at the office of the j ; City Controller in the City Hall of paid jcity from banks and tru?t companies,.
by the State
(subject to examination j of Indiana or by the and having their pla--
I said' city, for the receipt
: mum amount of public funds
j posit as provided for in an act of the Genera! Assembly of Indiana, approvi ed March 9. 1907. and being Chapter j 222 of the Acts of 1907. page 391. Said ! funds to be deposited consist of the i public funds of said city. All projposals, personal and surety company
bonds must be executed according to official forms prepared under the provisions of the above statute. Personal or surety company bond, or collateral bond.- as security, must accompany proposals. The Eaft Chicago Board of Finance. By FRANK CALLAHAN. President. Attest: P. A. PARK?. Secretary. Dec. 23-30 Jan. S.
$150.80
$150.80
$1.00
$S5.00
FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE Cottage for West Hammond or farm. 503 ilcox st, Hammond.- 1:6 :lt.
FOR SALE New 4-r. modern cottage, E side, lot 40x110. Price, $1,600. Small cash payment: balance to suif. purchaser. J. S. P.Jackmun Co., 161 State St., Hammond. 1:6 :5t.
s 1 1 ion
red. Address
rrTTT TION WANTED Experienced dressmaker anrl lady tailor wants -nrnrk bv the day: workmanship guar-Tf-l'W Ca.rroll St.. Hammond. Tel.
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For Rent Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Six room fum. lower fiat with heat. S2S Walter St., Hammond. l:6:lt. - VOTl RENT Newly furn. rooms for light hskg. hZ State St.. Hammond. 1:6:1
FOR SALE $1.R50 buys house and lot
at 934 Jefferson St.. Gary. Ind.. rent
ing for $30 a month, and water taxes raid. Moriarty. 12 Gostlin St.. Ham-
mnnH Tel. 635. 1:6:1
iron SALE 40 acre farm in Wisconsin:
tiaw house, large barn, clear land in
MneU soil readv for farming; reason
ahle as cartv is leaving ctty.i Refer to
rr, uanenn. Stieelitz Park. Tel. Whit
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FOR SALE Improved 200-acre farm. 2 miles south of Dyer. Address or caH on vm Severin. Dyer. Ind. L5.5
For Sale Automobiles.
FOR SALE Best equipped Ford touring car in Lake County; perfect condition: run about 3.000 miles: new tires nil
around. l:6:2t.
Address, Box. 176, Hammond.
FOR SALE FORD SEDAN Newly painted, new elec. starter and special magneto, wheels, carburetor, etc.; in fine order; original cost $1,100. will sell for $450. Call at E. & S. Garage. Particulars phone' 362 Hammond. 1:6:1
NOTICE FOR THE PURCHASE OF A LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Hammond. North Township. Lake County. Indiana, that the undersigned Nicholas Austgen and Robert Prior are male inhabitants and residents , of the said city, township, county and state and over the age of twenty-one years, that they have resided in the state of Indiana for more than six months prior to the date of this notice and are qualified voters thereof: that they are citizens of the United States of America and men of good moral cha racer, and tit
persons to be entrusted with the sale of intoxicating liquors; that they will apply to the Board of County Commissioners, at Crown Point. Lake County, Indiana, on the first Monday in February, 1917. the same being the 5th day of February, 1 0 17. for permission to purchase the retail liquor license of Nicholas Austgen. granted to him at the June term, 1916, by the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana. The precise location, where liquors are to be sold by the provisions of this said license, are as follows: The ground floor Tront room of the two-story brick building known as 112 Sibley street, situated on lot 11. block 3, Townsend anil Godfrey's addition to the City of Hammond, Lake County, Indiana. Bar room has glass front, facing north on Sibley street, a public highway in said City of Hammond. Bar room has front, side and rear entrances
and there are living rooms on the second floor of said building. Bar room is 20x63x12 feet. All of the interior of said room maybe seen from said highway. NICHOLAS AUSTGEN. ROBERT PRIOR. Jan. 6-13-20.
HAMMOND. Ls. 6 to 12, B 3, F. B. Hall's Sub. Isidore I. Alodjeska to Frederick Miller $1.00 S 37i ft E 100 ft L 23, B 2. Towle & Young's Add. Chas.
W. Sunfeo to May Dunfee Ls. 21. 22. B 1, Gostlin's Add. Anton Nowak to Anton MaJiurkiewici L 6. n 1. Hyde Park Add. Geo. E. Rlckcords to Laurence M. Hargis, et al. TOLLESTO.V. Ls. 1. 2, 11 to 18. 20 to 25. B 1: Ls. 5 to 23, 26, 27. 28. 39 to 46. 48. 60. B 1. Wheeler & Potty's Add. Edwin P. Bene
dict to Morris- Schooler
I't 20-36-7. 12 acres. John E. ' Larson to William D. Henry, Tr. $2,200.00 WHITING. Ls. 1. 2, NJ L 3. B 2. Central Tark Add. Julius Srudzinski to Roy E. Green $1.00 r . T T . . . T r T
vr.iAn i,.iiv.
Ls. 25 to 28. B 12, Plat "G." Shades' Add. Pub. Sub. Co.
to Thorvsld G. Peterson Ls. 40 to 43. B 13. Plat "C." Shades' Add. Pub. Sub. Co. to Nina O. Del Bccaro GARY. L 5. B 10. Earle's 2nd Glen Park Add. Adrian R. Williams to Edgar D. Bees
( nited States, j N 15 ft. LP. 20 to 24. B 3, of business In i Broadway Add. Snell Simp-
of a maxi-i son Co. to Condit McOinnity
on do-i Realty Co.
Ls. 5, 6, B 1; Ls. 46. 47. 48, R 4: Wayne Add. Corporation Land k Imp. Co. to Trenkley & Koerber $1,200.00 CALUMET CITY. L 6. B 9. Norcott's Add. Geo.
H. Wilson to Marie Elizabeth Carpenter
leeds December 28. 1916. HAMMOND. L S. WJ L 6. B 4, Riverside Add. Brose H. li"nd to Wayne Bond $1,000.00 L 9. SJ L 8. 1J 3. Turner's 1st Add. John Hubcr to Henry
Huber TOLLESTON. Ls. 1 to 5. B 2. F. R. Maas 1st Add. Eugene Atkins to F.
H. Goodman .
L 20. B 10. Co.'s 5th Add. Samuel J. Watson. Tr., to Konstantin Sweikauski $1.00 Deeds January 2, 1917. HAMMOND. Ej L 17. L 18. W L 19. Himmnnil Bealtv Co.'s Add. Wm.
C. Relman to Lazsr Jancovici Ei L 17, L 18. AVJ L 19, Hammond Realty Co.'s 3rd Add. Lazar Jancovici to Wm. C. Tlclmnn
Ls. 19. 20, B 6. Rolling aim
Add. Bertha Gehring Stanlslaw Kapuszcinskl
CROWN POINT. Ls. 4S, 49. 50. Young's 2nd Add. Charles E. Diddle to McGrillus Medical Co. Pt NE SW 8-34-8. Michael Schuster to Howard H. Kemp. 10 ft. wide off N side of fol.
Pt NE SW S-34-8. juna " Smith to Howard II. Kemp
suit of this co-operative invitation. Hundreds of "Go To Church", enrrtit have been placed in the windows of the home of Gary this week and larKer invitation posters have been p!i' -ed in conspicuous places in the c:zv.
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ment and then won his way through the consolation tournament to a place in the finals, again meeting his Waterloo at the hands of the champion. The final match in the checker tournament for Y. M. C. A. boys is to be played this afternoon between Ed Smith and Thomas Dunleavy. The championship In the junior billiards tournament rests among Floyd Bakeman. Thomas Pear
son, Russell Browt-.r and Thomas Dun-J leavy. Aldrich and Thomas Dunleavy will play today for the right to meet J Harvey Evans In the championship j mates In the boys' ping-pong tourna- !
ment. Today will mark the close of the T. M. C. A. boys' Christmas vacation turn.iments. that Included contests in
Chess, checkers, intermediate billiards. i..nor hitliards. ping-pong and basket
ball. The Intermediate billiards charn-, . pionship went to Arthur Gibson anfljXIMES BIREAI', the team captained by Ed Smith won the j AT KTATK CAPITAL basket-ball championship. j INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. Jan. 6. R
The honor for winning tne niguest number of points in the combined -vacation tournaments rests between Thomas Dunleavv and Arthur Gibson, with Ed
Loud Are the Wails From the Battered Old Pie Counter as Result.
IRREGULAR
j number of positions will be among thj janitors, the number this year belnj:
i ten
$65.00
$1.00
publican inrnbers of the Indiana senate have decided to reduce the number of patronage positions in that body -the interest of economy, but they w.:
! Smith. Harvey Evans. George Dunleavy vot iower salaries except in the casland Henry Hay Jr. their closest rivals. , of the pages. The latter will receivj j $2 50 a day during' tho present les;--
a mm jk latlve session instead o; o, as :n n.
HI I I n III I 1 I t previous legislature.
Ill I I II III I t" The most radical reduction In th-
num.
instead of seventeen, as was the
case two years ago. Just what other reductions in the number of othar positions will be made has not been decided on. Clerks, doorkeepers and stenographers wil be paid $5 a day. Janitors w-.; receive $3 a day. It is the ho?e (f some of the Republicans that they w. bo Able to reduce expenses $100 a ''.i over tho expenditures of the last -sion.
Aproxlmately fifty person share In tha ten or twelve 5 that the Democrats will ft:;, the appointees will serve T . teen of the sixty daj s ' when they will be -.!. " ' .. other for a like per;-:-!. of the small number - ' j - t.i.were alloted to the ? -m..; 1 if- s : atora this policy tras ad.r:e.i as many as possible of the p:i rt 1 workers might ihar So the v ''
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At the regular meeting of the board of directors of the chamber of Commerce of East Chicago, held yesterday noon attention was called to the fact that out of a total membership of thrl-tv-three men on the board of directors,
there was an average attendance much below that number and that several of the board had not been present at a single meeting since the reorganization of the Chamber last September. In order to take care of this situation and provide for a continuous live membership on the Iward. the folowing resolution was presented and regularly carried:
"Resolved that at the next, regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce the folowing amendment be added to the constitution and by-laws, and that it Ve known as Section 4 under Article 3. "Absence of any director from the consecutive meetings of the board during any month, unless occasioned by Illness or absence from the city, shall result automatcslly in the resignation of said director from membership on the soard and acceptance of the resignation, sata vacancy to be filled at the next rrtlr meeting of the chamber from nominations made at that meeting by the board of directors." This, amendment w ill be presented 1o
the irenral membership meeting held on
Tuesday evening, the 16th, and upon be
ing carried will become a part or tno rules and regulations of the organization and will go into lmediale effect.
list exf tile apponStntsnts will lie is shortly.
A si spa per ffrr people who ;ir. till on earta tnafs wbat Til TIMES la.
Wanted to Buy.
WANTED TO BUY Second hand furniture: must be in good condition and reasonable. A K. Times, Hammond. 1:4:2
Wanted to Rent.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. Sibley st.. Hammond. l:6:lt.
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EOR RENT Furn. upper flat, modern. at 104 Condit st. Inquire 100 Condit St.. Hammond. :b:i
FOP RENT Two cleanly strictly modern light hskg. rooms; hot water heat. Phone 1776 or call 531 Michigan ave..' Hammond. 1:6:1
FOR RENT Nicely furn. room; suitable for ladv employed; with or without board. 121-156th st,. West Hammond. 1.5.,!
FOR SALE OR RENT Twenty acre farm, mile and half west Ross. Inquire C. Ooms. route B, Gary. 12:29:6
W-VNTED TO RENT Gentleman wishes a nice outside room with private family south side of Hammond preferred. ddress. Room IS, Hotel Mce, Hammond. 1:6:U.
REAL ESTATEJTR ANSFE RS Deeds December 27, 1316. NW NW & NV NB: & SE NV ' 24-32-9. Albert Surprise to Charles P. Griesel S4.000.00 Pt 33-35-9. .62 acre. Anna M. Soelker to Joseph F. Geilaeh $1.00
CAPITAL AWAITING MONDAY
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GARY GOES TO CHURCH
ON SUNDRY iUG
FOR SALE Four lots on Oak St.. cheap
for cash. Aaaress r. w , j nor, xinm
mond.
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TO LEASE Have 3.000 square feet of space on Guthrie st. and Michigan ave. suitable for various purposes; will make alterations to suit tenants. Communicate w ith L. W. Saric Co., Indiana Harbor 1 - : 30 1 6
0JUBT. TOR At.W -KMidtncM ta oo locatlonn. now ready to occupy. Apply to rrost 4k Co. Fhons Gary 11. -11-tX
For Sale Miscellaneous.
i-nH RENT P'urn. room; furnace heat.
all modern conveniences. 101 Doty St., fiat B, Hammond. 1:5:3 j IY)P RENT Large comfortable sleep-
room: will leui ruino ...j,...,
2 blocks west of Lion store Line st.. Hammond.
561 State
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FOR RENT Furn. room; suitable for two gentlemen; modern, 91 Douglas St.. Hammond. FOR RENT Furn. room; suitable for one or two; bath, hot water heat. 290 Sibley st (first fiat). Hammond. 1:4:2
Forced Sale on Piano A beautiful high-grade piano held to satisfy debt will be sold to highest bidder to effect quick sale. This is a handsome new $500.00 piano made by one of the oldest piano manufacturers in America . riunr wishes to leave city ana Is
compelled to realize cash on this piano to justify a claim at once. A grand bargain and an investment for you if vou can buy immediately. Call at 170 Plummer ave.. Hammond,
to get particulars and see this piano.
tcot BE NT Furn. room: modern in ev
erv respect. 838 So. Hohman St., Ham-
FOR1 RENT Four rooms for light hskg. Inquire 1S8 Plummer ave.. Hammond. l:3:tf
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FOR RENT Fum. room: convenient to Straube's or Conk?y plant. Phone 3111 Hammond. 1:2:5
FOR RENT Furn. rooms for hskg.; one suite for bachelors. 1SS Plummer
ave., "Hammond.
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Horses and Cattle.
FOR PALE Bay horse. 7 years old, weighing 1.050. 572 So. Hohman St.. Hammond. Phone 927J. 1:5:2
Miscellaneous.
LADIES When irregular or delayed use Triumph PiUs. Safe and always dependable. Not sold at drug stores. Refuse others, save disappointment. Write far "Relief" and particulars, its free. Address, National Medical Institute, Milwaukee.Wis. "-I
CINDERS GIVEN AWAY Applv at HAMMOND mSTILLING CO.
White Sewing Machines. Mv now stoc of White Sewing Ma
i.4r.ea bas lust been received. Come In
and see the 1917 Style 77 and 80. beautiful White Rotary Machines. Sold on easy payments with a lifetime guaran-
F C MILLER. "THE WHITE MAN.' 189 State St., Hammond. Tel. 1790 1 :5:j
WANTED TO RENT A small house or
cottage: sout n sine; nest reference.
Phone 374. Tom wooapurry, 111 xayet te st. 1 :6 :6t.
WANTED Good size room for light
hskg. for man ann wire, .-unress iurs.
Line Halvorsen, 3319 Michigan ave.. In
diana Harbor. J .i
XTED Six or 7-room unfurn. house, cottace or flat; modern. Drawer H. East Chicago. 1:3:6
For Rent Flats.
pirit Medium, Palmist and Phrenologist
FOR RENT Modern 5-room flat, $18. 143th and Carey St.. near Calumet. East Chicago. Phone 141. l:5:tf
FOR RENT '7-room upper fiat in Homewood; furnace heat. bath, gas and electric light. Theo. Moor, O. K. bldg.. Hammond. Phono 2 372. 1:4:1
vn mtFA'T 7-room upper flat in Home
wood; furnace heat, bath, gas and I electric light. Theo. Moor. O. K. bldg . i Hammond. Phone 2372. 1:3:1 j
FOR RENT 6-room flat: gas stove and electric light. Phone 2043 Hammond. 141 Logan st. 1 :3:3
t.-or RENT 7-room flat, 4718 Olcott VMoHmlin. 4S0.-. Firvih.
nvp. . 1 , 1 . , - - .
r A ( ""m,r'm A - 5 i, y Vs d ? jji 9 v) 9 &xiPl
ave.. East Chicago.
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For Sale Motorcycles.
EXCELSIOR 18-3 models Just arrived. The new X ls
a Deauty- o-o vh t-aments.
229
WALZ & SLIGER
State st.. Hammond, Ind.
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FOR SALE Piano, good quire 126 Fayette St., l:6:3t.
as new. In-
FOR SALE Cement Mock factory: fully equipped with tools and machinery including a dwelling: also one horse and wagon; good growing busi-
ness. Auorefcw . i.t.i;, .www
Indiana Harbor. .
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Lost and Found.
LOST Thursday afternoon between Michigan ave. and Orpheum theatre, a beaded purse containing change purse with about $7. a Daughter of liebecca pin and baby picture and door key; reward. Mrs. John Young, 359 Michigan ave., Hammond. 1:6 :2t.
FOR SLEl 100 share Oklahoma Star Oil 100 American Telegrnphone, 100 Hupp' Auto Common. 500 Afterthought Copper. 15.000 Uncle Sam Oil. and other stocks cheap for cash. A. L. Deibel, Little Rock. Ark. 12:18:21 KTTSSMAUL FEED & ROOFING CO., 119 Clinton st- Phone J7J7. East Chicago, phone 466R. -U-ltn
LOST Gold watch on N. Hohman St.. Hammond: name and date in back of case. Finder please return to Times office for reward. i;3:3
For Rent.
FOR RENT Will lease or rent by the night the finest dancing ball in Hammond known as the Orpheum hall. For particulars call at the American Trust & Savings bank or Mrs. Mary Schutz. over the orpheum. l:6:S-W-3w.
FOR RENT Garage. 833 Hohman st. Phone 2814 Hammond. 1:5:2
LOST Nurse's Gary General hospital pin. between Gary and Crown Point on the Interurban. Reward for return to 577 Connecticut. Robert Kay. 1:6 :3t.
For Rent Cottages. FOR RENT A modern 7-room bungalow with garage on south side. Phone S54W or S70R. Hammond. 1:6 :3t.
FOR RENT We have several houses for rent, north side. Paxton Lumber Co., Hammond. 1:4:6 FOR RENT 7-room cottage: modern except heat: close in. Phone 51 or 1251R Hammond. 1:4:1
This famous Palmist reads your entire life from cradle to old age. Just as the hand Indicates. Gives you dates and facts; tells you what has passed in life and what Is happening without asking a single question. She does not tell things to please. But reads things just as the hands Indi cate, tells you the planets you were born under, the lucky and unlucky planets, when and where you will marry, settles and explains love, family troubles, marriage, djvorce, health, business, law suits, speculations, investments, transactions of all kinds. In fact, no matter what your hope, fear or ambition, come to this noted Palmist and find help. There is nc need for anyone to be unsuccessful, her advice removes all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction or no charge. Her readings are strictly confidential Call and consult her free. 225 State St., Hammond. Three Doors East of Postoffice.
that he was- goinff ahead on his own , , t- r, r ,m his lists. It waa
lUMm aim 1 ....... o r rnorted. too. that some persons
nected with the Republican ,..jm,rtrii were taking; an
part in the naming of the committees After the caucus Senator I.nz, cau
cus chairman, said the senators met to
h... their course of action in gen
eral and he would nof admit that the
t,-v nhnut the committees was true
11. li,t that whatever differences had
cvittt hetween the senators and Bush
had been ironed out and adjusted, but
not tell what they were.
it l,n been the practice for the lieti-
. . t,. name all of the
ipnaiu eommittees. and he does not have tc
consult with anyone about them. However, on one occasion, the senate took this Job out of his hands and created a committee on committees. which made all committee asignments without the help of the lieutenant governor. That was at the 1909 session.
when the senate was tonironru i.j Republicans, who had a majority, and Frank J. Hall, of Rushville. lieutenant governor, was a Democrat. Hall would have, given the Democrats a majority of the members of the committees and he Republicans could not see it that way. . So they took the naming of committees out f hi hand:. A hot. fight is on for some of the Important chairmanships ill the house. This is especially true with reference to the committee on roads and the committee on public morals. Prohibition bills will be referred to the committee on publis morals, and the wets and the drys are pulling hard to 'land one of their own number ns chairman of that committee. Indications are, however, that th? chairman will be a dry.
There is a conflict between two eie-j
ments for the chairmanship 01 trie committee on roads. One faction, headed by Representative Luke W. j Puffey, of Indianapolis is in favor of a state highway commission that will have exclusive jurisdiction over all road building in the stale. Another faction.- of which Representative
Charles Mendenhail. of Henuricus county, is a leader. ; in favor of a state highway commission. but it wants the commission to have Jurisdiction only over the trunk line roads and main roads, leaving control of all local roads in the hands of the local people. Each faction wants to control the committee on roatls. Indications are that the Mendenhal! faction will win out. The state bureau of legislative information has already prepared mote than 500 bills for introduction In the legislature. They have been prepared for the members, nearly all of whom depend on this bureau to frame tip the bills for them to introduce. A large force 'of expert bill writers has been employed in the bureau in the past two months, and they will be a busy bwnch for the next two months, also. Most of the members of the legislature left for their homes soon after the adjuornment yesterday, but they will be back In time for the session Monday forenoon and the inauguration of James P. Goodrich as Governor.
Annual Go-to-Church Sunday Movements in Advertised in Times.
Tomorrow is to be observed in Gary j as "Go To Church Sunday." and the i
churches of the city are uniting in a general invitation to every person in the city to attend the church of his choice. The first Sunday of the year is taken as the occasion for this 'spe
cial Invitation and a sincere welcome !
is assured the stranger in the church he chooses to attend. It is expected that an unusually large attendance will be greeted tomorrow in the Gary church si a re-
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New Vear by owing a dizen different people. If you haven't the money to pay these small bills, we will gladly advance you the necessary amount, thus concentrating your indebtedness all in one place. Loans made at the LEGAL RATE of 2"c interest per month on furniture'; pianos, horses, wagons, etc.. at the following rate?: $25.00 for 4 mos. costs $4.25 $30.00 for 4 mos. costs $4.50 $40.00 for 4 mos. costs $5.00 $50.00 for 4 mos. costs $5.50 No other charges whatever. Any other amount from $10 to $230. Licensed and Bonded under the law of Indiana. Hammond Loan Co, Phorie.,257. 569 Hohman St. (Over Model Clothiers.)
It's sound. It's confidential. It's It charges only the Legal Rate of
CLEAR THE DECKS A GOOD SUGGESTION 1 Tou can borrow enough "ready cash" of us on the Pro-rldent Flan to ray all the little outstanding bills you may owe and start the New "v fs of 191' with a clear slate, with but one small payment to make weekly or monjilj. instead of several.
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THE PROVIDENT PLAN is safe, reasonable. It's licensed and bonded.
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Open Monday and Saturday nights.
Office hours 8:00 a. nt. to 6:0O p. n.
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DUNLEAVY WINS IN CHESS BOUT George Dunleavy yesterday afternoon defeated Arthur Gibson in the final match in the T. M. C. A. boys" division chess tournament. Gibson lost to Dunleavy in the first round of the tourna-
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Cleaned or Rebuilt like H&vr The Cost Is So Little Tbi Ropair Directory gives aJJ the princSpal places whrfias axtiola can be repaired and should be preserved fca. svuy boot a r aid? guida,
MOTORCYCLES and BICYCLES
G. W. HUNTER
423 HOHMAN ST.
We Stock Radiator and Hood Covers. Weed Tire Chains. Denatured Alcohol. Steam Vulcanizing. Lake County Auto S u p p 1 y K. A. TUI EL. PEOP. 671 South Hohman St., Hammond. Phono 1741.
Hammond Furniture
Hospital 32S S. HOHMAN ST. For up-to-date Upholstering, Furniture repairing. Mattresses made to order. All work called for and delivered. Phone 2 102.
VV repilr all kinds of sewing machines at reas
onable prices.
F. C. MILLER. 189 State St. Tel. 1790 If .you arc in the repair business, and .you desire to increase your business, an "ad" in these columns is necessary.
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23 Hohman st. Hammond.
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