Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 16 July 1917 — Page 7

Mondar. Julv 16. 1917.

THE TIMES

Classified Advertisements t

NOTICE Horeafter bo fcUaaiilad 4-?2i coeptd over onKBrkA bat parson has tel noimber of sain at torn of Ucig vu" d'All ptraons pl-cla tTfcali at th of Ac. and pyfoi for COI.1.ECTIKO. Tha beat aarrica ? JtV Vo tlia office and pay aama placing the adverdeemaa. t. axe cotnnrr raxsTrna LZJL pTOiasJxs co.

Wanted Male Help

WE SHIP DMLT . B. ftJK to New York Ohio. Iowa. Dftk Nob.. WyOvCo;'VrM R R- We Mont, and YMh,fS for the western also want farm Vmoloyment Licensed states. National Employme x Agency. IT W. 10th ua " :20:ltn

100-LABORER3"WI-100 enced. "rrl "rmond. 7:7:7 plv 646 Hohman at.. . international Co79pondemneeonc oo . Phone lift aterRotte. 1UJ

Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE 60 acre farm. dark,.loa'n eoil. miles souih of courthouse

ply 42 Plummer ave.. Hammond, t.iv o

FOR SALE 5. 10 or 20 acres frde" and truck land near Hammond, per acre, worth $300; must sell. Andreas A H S. Times. Hammond. .i..J FOR SALE 5-room house and 4 lots. Ben Lorenx. Calumet Park. Ill;, lei. S010 Hammond. ' J

FOR S ALE 5-room b-mpalow furnace. lot ft., price $2.25 $100 caeh. balance $15 per month. V e 0n,fe: eral email cottages that we can sell on very easy terms. J. S. Blackmun Co, 161 State at.. Hammond. ' J

FOR SALE 4 H acres located at .. t. John. Ind.: auitable for raising chickens or truck gardening, .all kind or fruit. $2,200. Joe Miller. U W "J1?? st. Phone S38W Hammond. ' :14 J

FOR SALE Leaving: city. our.b""flow In Kenwood is for sale at a bargain. C. A. Shepard. 1165 Moraine sa, Hammond. '

' " Z for heavy WANTED Second cook Gibson

rk. APPiy ",- i:u:j

Ind

- - - - Frank V ANTED Acetyllnw eiders. 7;1,tf

S. Betz co-. "" ANTED Two y o u n S rv-r.oa clerks, one

youn -an timekeeper.

braver Tank Works, East

Chicago

mond

WAXTED-M to mplet ScrcUy trade. Few weeks corny waiting, of barbers 'verywh Jobs Barber SoSe'oS lrlsthtavey: Chicago. ;g

WANTED At once, e weeVc.

pingr clerk; aiar, - Chicago. Cudahy Packing Co.. r- 7;14:6

FOR SALE 5 and 5-room "". bungalows, strictly modern, from

mV or - M . Bunnell 531

Michigan ave.. liammunu. .

For Sale Motorcycles.

on SECOND HAjnu yn II lTnmnTjriVPT.'P L.U

in i ei.,i. n1 Twins. iruiu

All iiisiitra. ..ii'' ,

$25.00 up. Sold on easy payments.

Exce siof Autocycie on"

WALZ A. SLIGER. 229 6 I M i fc

4:16:3

For Sale Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE Unredeemed diamonds and ii -a iiir! Reliaoie

. r o . . n r H&mmona.

iion cans, do j-"--" - -t v . f

VV i. 1 C A j. x . ..a -

Food, the chlcK tooa nmue " BUTTKRMILK. J5c ond 50c Pkgs at

Maginot Bros.. n '- ."1":, mond. 4:2. .tr

to $16. Maginot Broa, Cyphers and r ... . - 111 t?m v-.lt. at. Hm.

rucucji - , ,,,

KXTSiSMATTlt FEKD A ROOSTNQ CO,

. Ill Clinton at. Pboae $717. Baat uti-

nhm sH. t-ll-la

face of one of the following kinds of modern city pavements: Brick on sand foundation. Brick or Wooden Block on

concrete foundation, combined concrete and brick on sand foundation and onecourse concrete pavement on sand foundation fifteen (15') feet and ten (10") Inches In width, cement curbs

six (S"t inches in width and a cement

sidewalk two (2') feet in width on each

side of said improvement, all in accordance with the plans and specifica

tions for said improvement, together with ' all necessary catch basins and gutter inlets. The intersecting streets and alleys are: Alley North of Fifth Avenue. The parallel sroets and alleys within One Hundred Fifty (150) feet are: Monroe and Jackson Streets. . Said Assessment Roll contains the names of the owners and description of property to be assessed, with the amounts of the prima facie assessment

against each lot or parcel of land sub

ject to assessment and is on filo and can be seen at the office of the 3oard of Public Works and the Citv Clerk in

the City Hall, Gary, Lake County. In

diana.On the 23rd dav of July. 1917. at Nine

o'clock A. M, the Board of Public Works will meet in its office at the City Hall to hear and receive remqn-

strances asrainst the amounts assessed

against each of said lots and parcels

of land and will hear and determine

the Question as to whether the same

have been benefitted or will be specially

benefitted by said improvement, in the

amounts set forth jn said roll, and will

then cive a hearing to all persons in

terested, and thereafter sustain or modify in whole or in part the respec

tive prima facie assessments on said

roll.

By order of the Board of-1 Public

Works. - '

W. J. FULTON. P. B. LAMB. FRANK ZAWADZKI.

Attest: Board of Public Works.

. LORETTA BERNSTEIN, Clerk.

713. 14. 16. 17. 18. 19. TO.

Fish Not Rightly Named. The snbleflsh, or black cod, is not a cod at all, wMI" on the other hand the fish variously ouiled oel pout, eellng, ling, cusk and numerous other names, everything except Its good old English name burbot. Is really closely related to the cod. Tfce sableflsh is a deep-wa-'

ter fish, taken usually with haiiout, and there having been no market for It

it has been regarded as a nuisance and thrown back.

Tho Golden Rule. What is known as the golden rule In morals, is the rule laid down by Jesus In the sermon on the mount, and stated by him to be the law and the prophets: "Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them ; for this Is the law and the prophets." (Matt. 7:12.)

Dyke 40 Miles Long. One of the great dykes of Holland Is 40 miles long, starting far up in the country, near the YsHel river, and continuing across the Hook of Holland to the sea. It was built in sections, and for seven centuries has held back the waters from the low-lying fields. It is 40 feet broad at the base, 85 feet broad at the top, and its height varies from 25 to 35 feet.

Time Will Tell. , "Alice, darling," he whispered, as mushy as could , be, 'Tm the happiesf mnn nllve to coll you wife, but I'm afraid I'm riot good enough for you." And it took him only two years of married life to prove to tier that he was right.

Worth-While Resolution. "We will do something worth doing that is the resolution for you and me." Edward Everett Dale.

Turn Over.

A man isn't necessarily a crank because he is always starting something.

says

Use my columns. There's money in, it for you

- ir- srt v r hour.

S. tracks. .

TIC-"'-''1 , advantage-Apply

Star Heaitn an.i

Broadway, vjmrj

Accident

Co.. 790

7:16:3

-TNTED-Toung : man to ,enced m(.at market; must oe pendent aVe? c &e&o V, E. Ch.

FOR SALE OR RENT Butter Kissed popcorn machine, first class condition. Tom Miller. 145 State St., Hanf-

FOR SALF. Two dozen pure bred barred rock hens. M. Humpfer, phone

l.JI I a A.an.m""

T. cat "c T Vnt nhow case, candy

ii. v.tinn.l rmh reerister: about

new. R.'h. Smith. 512-119th St., Whit-

; T - I . 1 O . J

i7-,T3 cn.f j.nlKiH" parlor suite, ma-

hogany. 1 rocker, mahogany; one

aanitary coucn. can i x

o.tp U.ii.hnM mrnirare.

run. da !-.-. u-m.l

Phone 123SJ. ZS rorsym

mono.

The Formative Years. In the Woman's Home Companion

a vwriter says: "Fathers must realize.

as well as mothers, that the tlrst nve years of the child's life are the most

imoortant in the child's development.

It is then that he is most formative, most impressionable; It is then that he needs most serious and careful

thought from both parents. And if

the child' is properly handled through

this period, half the battles of the fu

ture man in the child are won."

Absence Explained. A schoolteacher in the . Philippines received this excuse from an absent pupil: "Dear Teacher: A thief stole father's clothes -last night. Father put on all of mother's garments so he could go forth and chase the robber and mother is wearing everything else in the house except my. hat. I will come back to school as soon as father catches the thief."

First Circular Saw. According to British technical publications, the first circular saw was invented by one Murray, a wood turner at Mansfield, England. The first saw of this kind was about six Inches in diameter and was used on a wood turning lathe operated by water power. .

A raraadr for Infaetiooi of th urinary tract. faioloM, non-poiioooiM and will set airtclur. &MTaa in 1 to a daia.

SOLD HI lHU.Taj. Parcel Pott if deiirod fries (1, or 3 bottlaa 12.79. Praparad by CHE EVANS CHEMICAL, CO.. CINCINNATI. O.

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jRHICHESTERS PILLS

11 1U la U.4 aad ta44 MuUtaVUryt

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A . small adpays

(8. a (W. schzdtjxjs xrrzcTme JXJXY 1, 1917. EAST-BOUND.

For Cincinnati 8:05 a. m. 12:46 m. Anr a T- O T TV TV

For Chicago "6:46 a. m. and i:2& p.m.

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THE TIMES

Crochet Rugs. Rave clan remnants of old or new

cotton cloth, cut or tear in strips and sew together, and crochet rugs for

bedrooms. Crochet back and forth to

make oblong rues, or round as in mak

ing table mats. The pattern may be

hit-or-miss or in any preferred color

.design. Rugs made in this way are

very attractive.

No Doubt About It. A Babylonian tablet Just unearthed says that a barbarous man covered with hair fell In love with a beautiful woman of Babylon and lost his hair. And, very probably, he was seen at the theater thereafter whenever she appeared in the chorus.

W'S-Chauffeur rnu't be "perienced.. married man Preferre

Wanted remade Help.

TCompett maid for general housework; small rami'y " wasbinsr; good wages. Mrs. wo

jenerion " - -

clfhca lfg Kffih.. 2491 Hammond s

FOR PALE Furniture, eras rajnge. two , .h. n hertroom SU.te.

miTcelianeou, Vic.es. First noor 3514

Grapevine St., Indiana ;

FOR SALE Small sized Ideal boiler

capable or nftuns " . ..i ot m 51 Warren st.

rnont iu ,

Idleness.

"Idleness Is the bade of gentry and

the bane of body and mind, the nurse

of naughtiness, the stepmother of dis

cipline; the chief author of all mischief, one of the seven deadly Bins, the

cushion upon which the devil chiefly

reposes." Robert Burton.

Wanted to Rent.

n-n ppvt 4 to 6-room

house, furn. ALB, Times. Ham-

mono.

tB-Two dl atn once;

rood pay. sauj 714:2

tauraui, WANTED Wash woman.

at.. Hammrau.

Lost and Found,

Condlt .7:16:1

..-n-.itrm and seconds coosi

Phnnn 96-'. jji-i-'bt - .

diana Harbor.

7:16:3

LOST Ladv's old watch with pin at-

taeheil on . r-iair si- r lacnei t i n-turn to 736

roan or V .t. Ham-

Cilumer nvc. vi ' .

mona. ciuuaiic

Readv to Make Up.

Russell, who had not behaved him

self on the street car, had been told

by his mother that he would get a

good spanking as soon as they got heme. Just before entering the house

Russell said. "Mamma, don't you think

we better make up before we go in?"

Philadelphia's Aged Trees. Philadelphia can boast of no age-old trees such as the redwoods which are found in the West, but to the outlying districts of the city are many splendid old trees which have stood for centuries. At Three Tuns Is an enormous

chestnut tree, centuries old. It has

been marked with a brass plate stat

ing that the tree was doubtless there

when Columbus discovered America

Men Make the Nation.

"A nation might be rich In minerals end soil. In natural beauties, in its

commerce, but unless U Is rich In men. an essential Ingredient of na

tional wealth is missing. jOreat men

in a nation are its fertilizing quau

ties. The world, without them would be either a desert or a morass." Pre

mier David Lloyd George.

Make It The Last War.

Ammonia Water as Fertilizer.

Ammonia water that has been used for washing may be nscd for plants.

It Is an excellent fertilizer.

No Imvovement.

"I believe that man has a screw loose." "I hope no one will try to

mend matters by getting him tight.'

Do You Know the Multiplication Table? By MOSS.

O yon knaw

what the Py

thagorean abacus Is? No, If s NOT the name of a NTSW dance. It's simply another name for the MULTI

PLICATION TABLE. Pythagoras was a Greek philosopher (bora about 682 B. O who taught the recognition of the numerical and matncinatical relations of tbings. Ton nave seen aa atacaa, a little , wooden frame traversod by stiff wires, oa which , run wooden beads, nsed for counting, principally by the ChineseAre you using the Pythagereaa abacus with relation to tho BENEFIT you derive from our ADVERTISING PAGES? Are you MULTIPLYING your ADVANTAGES? For Instance, suppose yon did not read this newspaper at alL You'd do your buying HIT or MISS and GET STUNG! Suppose you Just glanced at the ads. ONCE IN A GREAT WHILE. You'd think yon were buying INTELLIGENTLY, but you'd be MISTAKEN. Multiply your chances of SAV

ING MONEY and getting BETTER GOODS by making It your duty to FOLLOW THE ADS. CLOSELY all the time. .

T. T.P. P. LOANS This Company makes loans in amounts from $15 to $300. on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, fixtures, etc AU security is left in the borrower's possessionLEGAL RATES A new law passed recently by the legislature of Indlanay regulates the interest on all loans of $300 or less. The rate permitted is 3 per cent per month. We make no charge for examination, appraising, drawing up of papers, etc Interest is payable monthly. Fall amount is given in

cash and no interest is taken out in advance. , SUPERVISION .This Company is licensed and bonded and under the supervision of the State Banking Department. THE TWENTY PAYMENT PLAN. Plan permits the person of small means to borrow money and repay it in monthly payments so small that they will not feel them. It allows twenty months for repayment. However, the borrower may repay the loan in full, or In part, at the end of anj month. Interest is charged only for the actual number of months loan is

T. T. P. P.

-ii - - - -r'

carried. In other words, the

customer may maste- larger tpay-

menta and is charged interest .

only on the actual amount of '

cash still outstanding. The

Twenty Payment Plan Is absolutely fair to the borrcrwen

When times are alack, it allows the borrower twenty months

for repayment and during' pr perity may1 be laid ft as fastas desired. The following table illustrates the desirability of the Twenty Payment Plan:

5 2. t 40.00 50.00 60.00 70.00 80.00 90.00 100.00 125.00 150.00 200.00

-3 3 S r-3 $ 2.00 2.50 too 3.50 4.00 4.60 5.00 25 7.50 M0.OO

3 a 98 2

Larger or smaller loans at the same rate. -

Provident Loan Cq. 148 State St. , Phone 323 Room 3 & 4, Panama Bldg.

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w4o7nTi For Sale-Automooiles.

Charlotte st,., cor. Indiana.

Phone :iai

WAN-TED Dishwasher. on , Res' taurfnt. 69 State iU Hammon,i:16n

wANTED-od wa.h woman tcrt -ke

Park Place. Phone 2056 Hammond.

,Trn Olrl or woman to help along wlS housework 3 or 4 hour. . a day. 432 Summer at.. Hammond. 7.16.1

Situation Wanted.

FOR SALE-lVi ton Service motor

truck, or exenanue.

. - .ma C.Aa.na Knieht TOad-

Fferh,n a7 "". $od: or will trade

rfor touring car. 4508 Forsyta ve., m.

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Miscellaneous.

a-TO.7 - . .

i, i. crnftrt home

by?a7ble girl. Phone 2335 Hammond, j

Tor Rent Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT Furn.. 4. 3 and 2 rooms tor hskg.; one suite for bachelor.. Inquire 18J Plummer ave.. Hamranfj

r- .tt nnnm fnr liorht hskg.:

electric "lights, gas and bath privileges. 334 Indiana ave.. Hammn?3

FOR RENT Nice clean rooms. 106 Carroll at., nat B. Phone U09M Hammond. 133

trntj PfRXT Three rooms for light Fhfkg 1?5 MiTSigan ave. Phone 1222M ti.Anl i.la.t

nauiiiiuuu. - V-itr-hon

FOR REM rurn. juwi.. ... - r :..nt r,H one s nsrle room. 829

Ada at. Phone 1595 Hammond. 7:14:2

rn-vT -!c alrv modern front

'.ii.vi. twri convenient to

room; iuiiw v, j i-u o Dhnn ?5it Hammond. 7.14.2

car inic. x iiv... Hem.

lock St., Indiana Harbor. 7.14.1

TOR RENT Two nicely furn. rooms for light hskg.. with elec. light, gas j Ail ...ni'anlanioa. At 3.1 OST-

den t. Call 79 Hammond for P"c-1

ill a is-

I PAINTING. PAPER HANGINOood

worK, prices riui-i A open shop Independent t!n Co. i32 Michigan ave- Phono 2941 Ham.

rnunu.

CINDERS GIVEN AWAY Apply at HAMMOND DISTILIJNG CO. '

For Anything in Our Line nhnna 4S7 Hammond. Xitmdt RooflnST

Co', Hammond. 6:20:1m

CARPENTERING AND OEN'ERAIj REpairing. Joe Miller. 11 Williams st. Phone 838W Hammond. 7:14:3

For Rent Flats.

FOR RENT 4-room fiat. upstairs.

Phone 997J. 464-150th St., Hammond. '

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FOR RENT Modern 3-room fiat furn. for light hskg. Phone 975X1 or 501

May St.. Hammona. :j.d.i

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The Tobacco With a Sweet and Everlating: Taste

LEGAL N011CES

FOR RENT Pleasantly rum. rooms;

modern conveniences. "-" cri Timv.mr st.. Hammond. t.lo.n

f. T AAV'i. . - - .

FOR RENT Rooms furn. for light

hskg.; inoaern, nu '"""",':, -i-,, at Hammond. i.iB.i

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rooms to man and wife. 18 Cond

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FOR RENT Furn. room fpj jentle- . 1 no avm Mammond.

man. 7-l6'l

NOTICE t r r.arl Hnnri n n An not rail

for goods at 10112 Avenue M. Chicaeo. Ill within 30 days goods will be sold

for charges, iitxa. j-r..

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NOTICE. s-m T)l ..VIM4 a tst 1 1 1 v-i - Kaa a.

sponsible for any bills made by his

Wile, lrs. Jianr oiaivu'i'ir.

1714-136th is Indiana Harbor. 7;r":3

For Sale Horses and Cattle

FOR SALE 7 year old. trotting hor with record, for cash at once. 1 . also good delivery horse, harness and

erocerv waeon, compirw uutm.. rr-.l -amm tll.l l ih at. Whitinar

Ohr.net 412. 7.16tr

For Eent.

roP PFT f?nttee on Douirlas St.

Tel. 1528 Hammond. 7:16:1

NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF

vOTIflE 13 HEREBY GIVEN: That

sm th Sin dav of July. 1917. the Board

. piV,li Works adopted a Primary

Assessment Roll for ' the' improvement

nf ii.i.ET six. ij vvci, oeciion 3.

from Sixteen (16') feet North of the

South line of Fourth Avenue to seventeen (17') feet South of the North line of Fifth Avenue within the City of Gary, Lake County, Indiana, under Declaratory Resolution Number Seven--Hundred Sixty-nine (1769). adorted

on the 7th day of August, 1916, by the Board of rublic Works, by the conatruction thereon of a pavement fifteen (15") feet in width, with a wearing sur-

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Canadian Club Is Made By Union Labor Arid Is Cleanly And Carefully Wrapped In Wax Paper, Inserted In Neat Tin Boxes And Sold The World Over At lO Cents Detroit, &lich.

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