Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 236, Hammond, Lake County, 19 March 1917 — Page 7

AlOi.UiiV. -iUltiJ li, L.fjL t

1 .tiVilj Oil i--'.

1 I

Classified Advertisements

NOl'ICE Horeaf-Kr no olaasifloA al w111 be ftcce if. I over telephone unlasa that per.a has a telephone ana tnmiaiiea ns with the correct aumber of sama as Um oX placiutf w ad. All ptniou placlasr aaver!nwati with us ov phone malT:rA at the office and pay lor iwe yVlT In five uayi Otherwise ao "xj' charg-a of TKN CENTS wUi be niaua Top COILECTHJO. . Tha best aervlca can given bringing- your advertisements . to offioa and pay lor sima at Unia ox placing- the advertisement. T.Agr COUNTT FBXSTTIITO AJTD PtTPLISHXSC CO. Wanted Male Help. WANTED Middle agil man for janitor and general work around store. Applv Supt. E. C. Minas Co., iiauiiiumu. WANTED Boy. 14 years or older, to carrv Times route north of 15'Uh st., Hammond. Apply Times office, room 214 Hammond bldg. " 3:lbtr WASTED Tlrrt elasa layer out for boiler and tank work. Apply main offioa, -WlxXting, Ind., Standard OU Co., 3 : 1 : WANTED Agents, $5 to $lo profit dally. solUmr snappy, clean cut specialty. Sell home?, hotels, shop, stores, factories, office buildings, etc. Exolus-; lve territory. Deodo Coll Co.. 1 -ort Wayne. Ind. " WANTED Upholsterer: Rood Job. Apply Frank Jerome. The Vfffwam; 34.10 Penn ave.. Ind. Harbor. 3 : 1 1 : 3 JTRE7MEN". BRAKES! EX. bejrinners paid J125 monthly: positions guarantee,!. Rillway, care Times. Hammond. . . :12:. WASTED Painter, union men. The Austin Co Standard Oil job, Whiting, Ind. 3:19:1 WANTED Good strong about 1G to 15 years old. Apply A. & A. Dairy. Indiana Harbor. 3:1 :.i W NTED Barber, first class; steady position: $15. half over $21. ATnply 77o Calumet ave- Hammond. 3:iy:.:!clsmitli for e-.-peral C.n-i,- .tco.ii- Ti-nrlr- trr.od pav. flumroond Macbine"& Forge Wks. Phone. 479. VrAVTFD Bov, IS years or older, for office and outside work. Apply Times office, room 214, Hammond bidg. o:.o:tt WANTED Briyht boy to work in grocery store, lo to 1 years old. Apply 233 No. Hohman St.. Hammond. 3:1. : 3 WVNTED Laborers. The N. I. G. -fi E. Co- Calumet River Elec station. Intersection of river and canal. East Chicago. Ind. 8:o:l Wanted Female Help. WXTED Girl or middle ased wotian help along with, "lousework 3 or 4 hours a day; good pay, references, no other need apply. S27 Alice St., "'n; inond. WANTED Experienced chamber rraid. $3 per week: waitress for lunchroom $S per week: ev rv cthflr afternoon oft. Lincoln hotel. Indiana Harbor. 3:19:3 WANTED Girl for erenera! housework: must be experienced, wasres $7. no washing-. Phone 707 Hammond. 3:lJ:2 WANTED Stenographer with knowlcbja of bookkaoplnir; brig-bt future for wida awake bet Inner. 2Cail appUcatlona In your own handwriting. W W, Times, Hammond. ' 3-17:3 WVNTED Woman or girl to do housework a few hour3 a day. Sirs. Jones, 3472 Slichigan ave.. Indiana Harbor. WXTED Four sales ladies for Tuesday morning. Wolter Hardware Store. 4S0 Hohman St., Hammond. 3:17 :2 WANTED Housekeeper: widower with two children would like middle aged woman, one that understands the care of children, good governess: beautiful home to right party. Address E S. Times Hammond. ,4.1b... WA NTED Wn i ? re at restaurant. 707 Chicago Esohcnbaeh ave.. East 3:1S::.S Chicago. WAN'TFT) Girl or woman f-r general bo'isework. R23 W. State st. rhne ttl Hammond. -rSTFT Girl for general housework. 1030 So. Hohman st.. Hammond. 3:14:6 For Sale TXotorcycle3. MOTORCYCLES 15 SECOND HAND. 5 Excdsiors. 3 Indians, 2 Harley Davidson. 3 Thors, Merkel. R. S. and Henderson. Prices from $25. no up to $21-1.H0. AVal and Slider. 2 in ta:o St., HamSOME HEAL" HAHMAINS. In used Srforrvcl?s. GRANT HUNT Kit, E14-51S Hohman Hammond. I-hor. 12L'. 3:11 FOR SLE Hurley Davidson motor cycle, cheap if taken at once: excell ent condition, good tires, un ini Hammond. 3:1:1:3 Miscellaneous. . CURT A INS LA FN DER ED AND stretched. 413 Logan st. l'hne If.o llamniond. 3:17: IF IX FIN " N'I.M. TROFP.T.E WP.ITE IT. M. (' !. "art. 6415 University ave.. Chioatro. C ioMeat iiil. S:15:o WANTED Don't Rive away yocr rags. rubbers, iron or metals; we pay hithest prices. Call 13S3. Gordon, 3 .S3 Lw; ui St.. Hammond. Hamrr ond Furniture Hospital J2S Korth Hohman St. Fhtne 2 4?5 for up-to-date t'pho'isterir.. Furniture Repairing-. Matresses made to order. All work called for and dellvered. CINDERS GIVEN AWAY Applv at HAMMOND DTSTIELTNG CO. Money to Loan MONEYT O LOAN" Five year term. Money to loan at fi per cent in the Calumet region on choice resident and business property. E. E. Ilerson. with Lake County Sa vines - 1 rust l o., Ham mond, Ind. Phone 1700. 3:17:3 WE LOAN ANYONE $5 to $100 on THEIR OWX NOTE if they are householders or have a Bfeadv position. LI? GAL RATES Cl'ARANTEED BT OUR POND TO THE STATE. $5 only .10 cents for 1 month. Pay an you can bv the week or month. PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL ALWAYS. Loans nnvwhere in the CALFMET district. LAKE COUNTY LOAN CO., 2 RIMPACH Hl.OCK (over Lion Store). Hammond.

y Real Estate Bargains ftili SAl.K. 6-rnnm mmlirn bungalow, Harrison st, llvdt- 1'nrk. oak trim, buffet, .shadf and " oliTtrlcal fixtures: $3.350 J0 cash, balance same as rent. (i-roorn modern bungalow. Van Hurrn st.. Hydrt I'ark. buft'et. linen cltets, French doors, sun parlor. lire plac. all n Vns trimmeii In oak. electrical fixtures and window shades; So.fcOU J'.tDi cash, balance same as rent. 6-room modern bungalow. Claude St.. oak trim, bultet, etc.. shades an.l electrical fixtures: 53,300 $500 cash, balance same as rent. 8-room modern residence. Highland St., lower floor in oak. now under construction; $4.000 $500 cash, balance game as rent. 5 -room modern residence. East biDiey St.: $300 cash, easy terms We own several lots and will build to suit on easy terms . JOHN F. WII.HBI.M & SON, Complete Home liuilders. Call 14S3 Hammond. Will call for you o : 1 j . "iv; SXIE lots corner Kenwood and Hohman St.; terms to suit. Phono 2."Ss Hammond. 3:Ij:C ,(ir gALE 7-room house; must be sold this week by non-resident; all modern convtnienc-s and in good location; very low price on your own terms. Address T H, Times. Hammond. 3:14:4 FOR SAIE New 5-room modern cottaKe, price $1,700. small cash paym,nt tinlBtii-c S20 per month. .1. S. Rliekmun Co.. ICt State St.. H.immond. 3:1'J:3 FOR SALE 50 ft. on east s!d- of Henrv st A block north of Hoffman; s-se.-iment.-" paid to date; price $65". $1"0 down, balance in monthly payment-. Compare this with prevailing prices in came locality. C. E. Tillman. 1024 Fort Dearborn Bank bid.?.. Chicago. 3:16.3 FOR SALE S room residence, modern in vi. j"--v, .. ect ; located on 12o ft rrontasre on i-iow ani nv.- . ui j line- will divide: this is a bargain, investigate. Phone 440 Hammond. Howard ave. 3:17:i near (.Dry car FOR SALE S-room cttief, 35-ft. lot. hot water" he-t, 7 ft. basemen', all improvements paid, south side: price t" r.oo Phone T.05 or 1819 Hammond. 3:1 !:! FOR SALE 2 truck farms: one 51 ae., one 47 aeres, miie and east of lifsiilatid on ChicnKo road. Easy t-rms. A bargain. Address R. Randliara, r.ary. Ind.. Route A. 3-Bi-j I,ost and Found. LtiST White buIMog. 5 nnnths old. ears and tail cut oiT, black spot en nnsf: t L0 reward. Phone 7SSJ F ist Chicago. :1'.. LOST -Between Masonic temple and Lewis St.. tirer striped fur neckpiece. Reward if returned to i'"0 Highland st., Hammond. Phcmo 1S14W. 3.15:1 LOST Justice rT-neher tire, 31x4. Sheffield ave. or Calumet; reward. Return to Times office. Hammond. e:P-:l FOFND Shetland pony. Call A. Sehoenfclder, 470 Summer st (upstairs). Hammond. S:B:2 For TlentFurnished Room3 FOR RENT Furn. rooms suitable for two; men preferred. Inquire at 26 Douglas st. Phone 103SR Hammond. 3:17:2 FOR RENT Front room with board. Inquire 295 Indiana ave. phone 1 '',:) Hammond. 2:19:2 FOR REM -Two and 3 rooms for lirht hskg. 1SS Phimmer ave.. llan.nmn-i 3:iytf I'YiR RENT First elass light hskg. suite for clean, resectable couple; modem. R12 Alice St.. Hammond. 3:13:1 FOR RENT Nicely furn. sleeping room: also one fur bskcr. 24-t Michigan ave. Phone 3T2- H.irmivnd. 3.10:1 For Sale Automobiles. A I "TO TIRE SALE. This is your rhan-e to imv lu-,h grade Kuorant'.-cl tirew at oargain pric I:.3'. Price. Our Price. $10.20 13.20 15.60 20.70 21.60 ?nS Jfix3i $11 .i'.S 15.10 32x3J 1 ... ?2x4 23. r, K3x 21.7134x4 25.30 22.15 We Iiiamond nr.d Micbelin Ti s. CALI'MET AVE. 'JARAOE. Calumet ave. and Fayette sts. Phone lo3r Ii::mmond. 3:l.rt For Sale Miscellaneous. i ! FR SALE New and 2nd hand ineu- ! bators. one S3o eujr Cyphers, used lsl! j model. $25: en-1 ll'tti rnodl, $30; one i"3 j legrce. new. $2,1! ; one Queen 1-5 ejcK. I usej one hatch. $11; one 130 erjr Queen. new, $1(; one 140 pkk Columbia, new, i $15: one Cy.-le .--.r T",;!o JH'cli:r. new. $5. Mapn.it Pros.. 174 Fa :!: si., lluuincnd, I'vpliera and i'-urkeje agents. 3:17:3 FOR SALE Pure bred :-,icrn-iey bulls. ages from 2 weeks t one year. Eii"ndal.; lairy Co., Lanslnp. 111. 2:2t:lni BROODER STOVES 4 sy!s at $11.75 to $16. Maeinef Bros.. Cyphers and lUiekejo BK'-nts, 174 Fayette St., Hammond. 3:17tf FOR SALE Good h.inie hakerv doinj a (rood business; reason 1.r selling: ether business. Address M I'. , Times. Hammond. 3:13:3 WALL PAPER 3o We flo paper hanffmfT. wet reau lur i)iio uig.uaj(t . avoid ra:n. Mixed paint, SI per g-allon. I. L. Cohen. 289 Sibley at., Himmond. ; pacne 1C36W. notr KVSSMAUL FEED ROOFING CO. 119 Clinton at- Tbone 1737. East Chica(?o. phone 465R. 9-11-lra Horses and Cattle. I'or KALE Drivina- horse with harness. For further particulars anply jr Mceten. Highland, Ind. Phone 2 Git. S:17:3 FOR SALE Eifiht head of mares and horses that I have taken In on the sale of cars, weighing from 1130 to lfiSO lbs.. $75 to $200: Kuaran'ee for 30 flys pven with every horse 175 Fayette st.. Moerlein Brewery barn. Hammond, Ind. S:12tf For Rent.

i 4 ft

Wanted to Rent.

WA.-.TKI) TO Mi-si:n heated. UK. NT Modern Hat, l'hjn 63 Hammond. 3:17:3 Legal Notices. N. Tb.is Is to ni will not be resi" ii-aote.i for by in' her h.-n, Waiter. ti.-e. fv the nslble wife. rubric that. li for debt s rein- ! OUH: Nshls, or ! ERN'ST NEHI.S. 105 Ojjdan st. 3-17:3 SHERIFF'S SAFE. No. 14 89 1. Stfte f Indiana. ) (ss: County of Take.) Lake Superior Court. January rerm, 1917. HOME TsriTnTNO lA AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, A COKPOr.ATION. vs. SIDNEY GRANGER AND ADA OR ANGER, HIS WIFE. J. H. TOri'HK AND HASTMOND LUMRER CO SIVA NT, A CORPORATION. Ry virtue of an order of sale to me directed frxm the Cierk of the Iike Superior Court. I will expose to public ale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the east door of the Court House in Crown Point. Indiana, on Saturday the 7th day of April, 1917, between the hours of ten o'clock a. rn. and four o'clock p. m the rents and profits for a period riot exceeding- seven years, of the following described real estate, to-wlt: Eot five (5) in block five (5) in P.!rkhoft's Addition to Lake County. Indiana Hammond.! j If paid rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree. Interest and cos's. I will nt the same time and place offer for sale the fee simple In and to said real estate, or so much '" ereef as may be sufficient to satisfy said judgment , Interest, costs and accniintr costs. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appra isetnent laws. Taken as the property of Sidney Grander and Ada Grander, his wifi. ct at the tit of Home Building- Leant and Savings Association, a orporation LEWIS E. BARNES. Sheriff Lake County, Indiana. J. K. Pfinson, ' .'y for Plain tiff. liar. 12 13 25 Jasmines. Jasmines belong to the Fame family as the olive, and number at least two hundred Fpecles, of which one-tenth, or twenty species, are for sale In the United States, though but one-fourth of these species may he had In local plant nurseries. The gem of the family is the primrose jasmine, or Jasmiaum prin.uium. which flowers during the whiter months and with blossoms larger than any other species. Artful Dcdjers. The New York miikman who says that "many One, fashionable people" move without paying their bills is telling nothing Dew. If they paid ns they went sorno cf them couldn't afford ither to move cr be fashionable. Galveston News. Not an Occasion for Praise. Tn doing what we ought we deserve no praise, because it is our duty. St. Augu.Mine. Enough to Answer For. We favor a law exempting bi;tterFprendcrs from all taxation on the ground that they are burden enough in themselves. Ohio State Journal. -cra9'9'"!"iHtfI's

a.'.'--?.'.,- r . v." . - - i'-'ssijv:-ri t t Mill i i i i i in 1 1 i i . ' i t sfc.v;r-; -.''-,v:. . : -

li'- (

Kf ', V Si

i v i rr-. & t:i n f

'JVf 1 S 111 fl ItVI ft! MfTSiti M m

N i

-rrrr P

ij M i 1

mm? 1 feitf i

mm

BBilSliWii 'iii sir lii 1 1 1 ii i i" t in

Our CFHn

KC De rirrteni What wil the origin of tha "B!ack Watch" regiment and the name? In IToOlj; companies of hthlaridera were ralsivl for ttie protwtlon of ICdlnImrKh and the following year wore consolidated Into ii rojriilar refcluient, the highland reK'iacnt." and were ntiinh'rol th I-'orty-ffcond. On liecomlnj? nmalfia mated t!ie colors tin their tarfnns were estrnotd. leuvlner ouly tbe dark jtrwn ground its a Inrtfiu, nnd from this th-v took the nnme "niiick Watch." Who wrote the potm "Hoch Der Kaiter?" What army or navy officer was it who got into trouble by reciting it? The following information concerning the authorship of "Ilooh Der Kaiser" is from the Toronto Ftnr: The poem has been printed with the name of Robert Blake appended, but he was not the author of it. It wax written in October, 1897, by A. M. It. Gordon, then of the Montreal Herald, and was printed in that paper. We notice that the British Weekly and the Glasgow Weekly Herald of recent dates credit the poem to Alexander Macgregor Rose, ft native of Tomlntoul, Banffshire, who studied for the ministry of the Tree church at Aberdeen university and was in due time ordained to the ministry of the church nt Kvie and Kendall, in the Orkney island. Meeting with financial reverses, he emigrated to Canada and engaged la journalistic work at Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto and Montreal, where ne a led in ir.es. llie poem has also been credited to the late Rear Admiral Cotrhlan of the United Stntes navy, who recited the verses at a private dinner of the Union League club in New York. It was said that the kaiser was deeply offended, hut it afterward appeared that he laughed over the incident and made no representation regarding it to Washington. Will you kindly inform a constant reader of the capacity cf a machine or Catling gun as to the number of .hots which can be fired a minute? It varies according to the type of weapon. In a general way it may be sai l that such a gun fires from 200 to S00 shots a minute. i I desire to know when the nation firat began to celebrate Washington's birthday. Washington's birthday was celebrated throughout the country la 17W and thereafter. It was in imitation of the celebration of the king's birthday and was suggested or fit least furthered by tiie Society of the Cincinnati. Adams' birthday was also celebrated, but less generally than Washington's. Jefferson rt-fused to permit his to be celebrated, and the custom ceased, but thu death of Washington in 1710 brought about a reaction from the anti-Federalist opposition tr him. and his natal v.iy his been honored ever since. Charity. A. man may bestow great sums on the poor and indigent without being charitable, and may be charitable when bo is not able to bestow anything. Addison. Uncle Eben. "A whole lot. of whnt dey calls Fporis." stid Uncle Ebon, "consists in iritthi' into a powerful fret over sumpla dat dry wasn't no particular necessity fur." f7k ri fcn m

XTRA FTFSfE

IR PIPE OR CIGARETTE

The Tobacco With

Canadian Qfub Is IVIa.de By LJnion Labor And is Oleanly And Careful y Wrapped In Wax Paper, Inserted In INeat Tin Boxes And Sold The World Over

VcHBE

ii39BWiJ5'

Advocating a Boss. "Are you still in favor of votes for women?" "Yes," replied Mr. Meekton. "Hut I'm afrr.Pl it won't work out right until there's a system that'll make 'em ail vote the way Henrietta telis 'em to."

Doctors Must Have Lest Prestigo. The Zulus are greatly given to superstition, and we are told thit when the English first came there, their witch doctors sprinkled them with j some concoction, and told them that : this would ull bullets. make them proof against' Encouragement. "What makes you so strong In boosting Biigflus as an art critic. lie doesn't know anything about pictures." "That's why. He's more likely to pick out something that doesn't amount to much and bo assist some struggling beginner." Plantain a Tropic Food Staple. The plantain, a large, coarse banana, suitable for cooking, is a food staple of the tropIcH. The people of the United States thus far have not been educated to Its use.

Mr. Business ttaa! Let mo introduce myself,

1 am lam the Business Han's ever -ready aid,

1 - VflSl

'W V x. .UUlB.l -i. .1 '. . 3

LI

vou lit THE TIMES

rrr, i r

Want to Raise Money ::i. . -fl i it A i. u- 1 wim loss cost m i-n Rooms 3 and m X-s l&mmm mH n AS? 9 a Sweet and

1 V J

At lO Cents

- SGOTTEN ESeiiTQH,

English Ivies of One Type. All the Ivies of the English ivy typo j nre (if one species, lli-dera holix. I There are three dHtlnct types due to geographical and climatic range and a score of horticultural forms. A sinallIcaved variegated form is 'ocnily called variety II:!n rnira, hut the latter, or : Irish Ivy, Is the form found in Ireland, ' having the largest leaves of ai', light '

In color and thin in texture. Petroleum Paste. A Frenchman has invented a method by which petroleum and petroleum products can be made Into a non-ex-ploslvo paste. Equal portions of noap and water reduce the oil to i semisolid condition. The o!i can be brought to its oriirinn'. state by the us,of alcohol and other solvents. SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE EAST-BOUND MAY 23, 1918 FROM HAMMOND No. -12:30 p. m. Fast throurh trala to via roint tomrort No. I 1J:46 a. m. Local train to Cincinnati and all Intermediate stations. WEST-flOUNU. For Chicago 6:4t a. m. and 4:57 p. m. WAfZ?,

There are many

tilings i can da for you. I can Find help for you. fO Let nxs work for .'min im JmtmCyUmt ' llia ife MUCiJUaJ-f'ii . ft i , -

You Can Gel It

on the New

Car. you think of any b. iter place to come than THE PROVIDENT I.o. CO.? Xnw tliat ihe Spring is at hand teonle are Eettintr monev from ns to

pay oacK bins ant Keep tlieir credit (rood.

xKans maae on Household O-ooda, Pianos, Horses and Wa-rons, Stor9 and Office Tixtrcs. withont rinoTal, at the New X.eg-al B,ate flxod by the STte Leg-islature. OTHER LOANS

xtUil OTKEB COilCFASXBS WITH KORE ana your paymE.ta to eoit yonrsell.

PROVIDENT LOAN

(IK7COKPPOKATEI AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $50,C00.C0. Successor to CALUMET LOAN' COMPANY

4, Panama Bldg. Phone sasjju4ia.'a

IH9S

fe.-.-:..

! I -

1 t ?"rtUa

EverJating J&BMiSi Illicit

fihMGHESTER S PILLS

A. I..lle. 4 h haa.lal llalauiiJ Iranrf 4 I run t f V M L mt ai hvM llty nf t en ynm ifhivc it-; IkCr, Sniest. Alv Rf!:V-4 SOLD BY DKfcGfiBIS BIkliiij ITils famous Palmist reads your etire life from cradlo to old age, Jos! as the haad Indicates. Gives y:. i dates and facts: tells ytra what hu passed In life and what is happenir..-; without asking a single question. She j does not tell things to please. Bu'I reads things Just as the hands ind'.- ' rate, tells you the planets you we'v j born under, the lucky and untuck 'planets, when and where you wi'I j marry, settles and explains love, fan; j Ily troubles, marriage, divorce, heal'v, ' kualness, law- suits, speculations, in ! vestments, transactions of all kind-. ; Tn fact, no matter what your hope, fear or ambition, come to this note 1 i Palmist and find help. There Is n ! fied for anyone to b unsuccessful. ! her adrlce removes all trouble. Shtj guarantees satisfaction or no charge J Her readings are strictly confidential I fcall and consult her free. 225 Stats St., Hammond. Three Doors East of Postoffice. PhDne 714 I s-; " i--;.v..-.tJ.-i, ri;flw Tf Vj1txXimXt - tint inhuma n n'. r i, ,i ir i rn of tis Leg f4 .me Also getting money to lay in MONEY PO POB YCrKSELP, and COMPANY U. r f tt s r i 323. 148-50 E. State St. 'I . i 'r va. - i. t i?' wr Taste

Phrenologist P A

- . - ir T

1 ?m

FOR RENT Two unfurn. front rooms. 400(5 Forsyth ave.. East ("lilcapo. fiat two. 3:1!J:1

1 'uy!f'"'

7E