Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 28, Hammond, Lake County, 21 July 1917 — Page 7

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NOTICE Hersafter no class ed ads T" fca accepted over telepHon hat person bas talep&ona furnishes us with the correct ber of sam at time ol BciiMf "xa "-11 persona CclniT "ff1 merts with, us ot pUone ,?tiJ t the office nd pay for sms In five flay.. Otherwise charge of TSN CBB.T3 WU tar COLZJECTIKO'. -.n ty The best service can to M-ln.gr your advertl.ement to cffico and pay for at tt" placing: the advertisement. LAKE COUNTY PU-TITJt AWPUBLISSINl CO. Wanted Male Help. 100-i.aborkrs WANTE0--100 CaM .,rm Whitaker-Friodley Co.. Hammond wTTF.D-Acctyl n waders. Frank S rVt Co., Hammond. jrood paj. i iic i" T;;k 17th and Jlm.rioan Citizens Bank. .J9 Broadway. Gary. for milk rutf. on'? " Co Hammed apply- Hammond Dairy -o'-.o0lr; niond. n-We offer you a -P"- . 1 : 1 r-.ir.W-."iv -elUHB our Auto Kite. -"..v Print, and order blanUteiy tunity tomaite mi". - Write it you can . rn Kalamazoo. . Accident Cabinet Co., 7:20:4 '"vTEn-Two young men to help In ,p P. H. Mueller Sons. 114 ; 1 ammend p-r ... vXTF;tF. A. Molinari. cor B:e mllhn St.. Hammond. ;i jTaThTxtst wantIPV nr, 50c per hr. L. b- 7.-0 I f.ninK Co.. GjsLnd JJi. V"N T K D Coa 1 shovelers. Prank iS. Betz Co.. Hammond. " . iTi MEX-DO Mt real one that cuaVry Something $3. ml' No mPl"r"flceairirSifg. Co.. 20 new. Write today. 1 antieia 31 iK. Sisel St., Chicago. IllsTlS" for Hst of openings and how to obtain them. City or trav ehn. Adds. .art off.ee Ka'esmon s Tr. Assn. ieii- -' 7.11-1 Xew York, San Francisco. mTkF.R Experienced. Steady B k oo -e. APPly at once V B. Conkey Co., Hammond. - i20 00" WEEKLY Made Tit"? for Mail Order Houses: no can ass mgr. Particulars for stamp. The tuide 10.. Memphis, Tenn. ' ORGANIZERS AXTEITo establish ' hrsnches of the secret order 01 tne Ancm loti Something entirely new. TntVre" 'irtff and nf value. Good pay. Add The? .)nS; Tpub. Co.. 223 Superr - Toledo, Ohio. W'TE1V-Fw rnen to travel. Nearby te'rritorv Few of the towns to cover are Hammond, Valparaiso. Laporte. South Bend. ArVos. Rochester Lowell Logansport. Mont icello. Pl moul. btart mediately. Good ray. Gren vI'VE A XEW LINE OF SOAP. Extract Toilet Goods. Perfumes. Etc.. for agent 10 Per cent profit Sample trie. Write quick. Lacassian Co.. Dept. 55. St. Louis, Mo. LABORERS WANTED 32c per hour. Steady work: sleeping quarter? . tree. Chicago Feed & Fertilizer Co.. 3 blocks south of Gary & Interurban on C. I. & S. tracks 7-1" . WiVTED Experienced packers? steady emplovment; good wages. Apply at once iV- B. Conkey Co.. Hammond. It WANTED Porter, white, young, quick. reliable: references. $40.00 per month, board and room. See Mgr. Hotel Carleton. W ANTED Experienced married man to run lunch room. Free rent 'or restaurant and living room. Phone 1663. Max & Leo, Douglas and Hohman s s., Hammond. ' . WANTED Teamster. Apply Beckman Supply Co., Hammopd. Wanted Femaio Help. W WTFD Woman, middle aged preferred, to do private hskg: work v"-y light, evevv convenience, g-ood "alary Applv at County Jail. Crown Point', or phone Crown Point Hi oro4. reverting the charges. :18 WANTED Girl or woman for 'Vond work S3 Sibley St.. Hammond. . WANTED Girls to operate power sewin t machines. Apply Mcllroy Iltms Works. Hammond. . :19tf WANTED Neat young lady to assist at fountain. Apply Nelson's Drug tor-. Pfarr.mond. ' :- WANTED Good girl or woman: $" per week. 70S Sr.. Hohman St.. Hamrnoni. :20:3 WTED CLERK IN COST DEPtRT. MR-NT. Ifl YEARS OK AfiE OR OVER. MT""T n Etrri H ATE WD A R PIO FKilRER. FF.RMAET POSITION. APPLY AT ONCE AY. B. CONKEV CO.. 11 VMMOVn. 7:20:2 WANTED Girl or womaa for general housework. -No cooking. 252 Truman ave. 7-21-AVANTED Experienced waitress at once. Barker's Lunch Room,e09 Chiave., E. Chigo. Phone 775J. 7-21-2 AY ANTED 2 girls for stripping tobacco. Apply 271 Hohman st. 7-21-1 WANTED 2 chambermaids at once. Stfady work and good pay. American Hotel and Restavirant, 120 Sibley st. 7-21-1 Tor Rent Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Pleasantly Turn, rooms; modern conveniences. Phone 2215. cr Hohman st.. Hammond. 7:1S:5 FOR RENT Two furn. light hskg. rooms for man and wife. IS Condit st.. Hammond. 7:20:3 FOR RENT Nicely furn. room for 1 or 2 gentlemen in private family. Apply 435 May St., Hammond. 7:20:2 FOR RENT Fumishpd room; private family. 100 Carroll st, i East of 'Hohman st. ' 7-21-1 FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 254 Indiana ave. 7-21-1 FOR RENT Nice clean housekeeping rooms. 106 Carroll st. Phone 1109M. 7-21-2 FOR RENT Furn. room. $2.50 per. with bath. Phone 2327. 33g State sl, Hammond. 7-21-2 FOR RENT 6-rcom furnished cottage. South side: ref. Phone 2449. 7-21-3 FOR RENT 3 strictly modern, hot water heat, light housekeeping rooms. Cleanly and well furnished. Also twomodern well furnished light housekeeping rooms. Phone 1776, or call 531 Mich, ave., Hammond. 7-21-1 WANTED To do at home, washing, ironing, and laundry lace curtains. 601 Sibley st. Phone 2506 Hammond. 7-21-1 FOR RENT Furnished room for gentleman, 194 Truman. Phone 1193R. Sfammond. 7-21-1

Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE 120 Rcre farm, grood buildings, at J60 per aTe; 1jo other tfood farm lunds cheap. Anthony sllv!na: 5si Truman ave.. Hammond. 7 :!: FOR SALE-Two story house, half acre land on School st.. H-ssvi;W Ind. Wm. Dertelow. Phone 18J6V4. 1 :-!- FOR SALE Larga cornir lot on south side; cheap for cash. Inquire nd rlat. 600 So. Hohman st. -.!-- I FO R SALE Larce 8-room house, fur nace. Lot 334x125: price, Si.('i". mM sh pavment. balance monthly. A 5-room modern bungalow, $10 cash. fi-room modern bungalow; sunparlor: $300 cash, balance -25 per month. J. S. BLACKMl'N- CO.. 7-21-3 liil .State st. FOR SALE Modern two-flat brick bid. 17 Condit et. Easy terms, or will trad for vacant lots in Kenwood or Homewood. L. L. HfiKt-man. Phone ,Ua. 1 1 - .1 FOR SALK-We have 4 specials thiU we v Are advertising today which are good speculations as wlel as good homes. S-room cottage on a 30-ft. lot. North Side, conveniently located on Shell ield avenue. Price. S 1 .TOO $200 cash, balance as rent. This price should sell this place today. , '. . i -room brick house on a i-n. the Oakland nddition near Calumet ave- , rue, furnace heater, stationary tubs, gas plate and gas heater. First floor oak. land decorated throughout. including screens and good lawn. Price M. .)'" ?40' and $500 cash: balance as rent. Modern 6-room two-story brick house on a SVi-ft. lot. May street. Entirely finished In oak; fire place, lavatories in all bedroot.-is, also brick garage for two cars; hot water heat and stationary tubs and toilet in basement. House itself coat $5,500 to build. Will sell w;ltli lot for $4.!00 $1,500 cash, balanca -terms. A 100-ft. lot with a two-story brick flat: 6 rooms each and two fi:room cottages, all modern but heat, renting for $75.00 per month We are soiling this property for $"5,300 AVhere could you get a better proposition on a renting basis of thin kind? Property needs very little repair and a small amount of cleaning. These 4 propositions are some of the best investments in Hammond todav. I'LLRICH & PICK. 7-21-1 Phones 4S0 and 2659. For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SALE! Unredeemed diamonds and railroad watches. Leaser's Reliable Loan Bank, 66 State St., Hammond. Open evenings. 4-11-tf CONKEV'S BUTTERMILK STARTING Food, the ?hiek food made with BUTTERMILK. 25c and 50c pkg-s. at Maginot Bros.. 174 Fayette St.. Hammond. 4:J7:tf BROODER STOVES 4 styles at $11.75 to $1C. Maginot Bros., Cyphers and Buckeye agents. 174 Fayette St., Hammond. 8:17tt KUSSMAUL FEED A ROOrtNQ CO, lit Clinton st. Phone I7J7. East Chicago, prion 46SK. -ll-lr FOR SALE 400 to 500 acres of fine timothy hay at a sacrifice. Address Stinson & Hirsch. Citizens Nat. Bank Bids- Phone 514 Hammond. 7:17:5 FOR SALE) Small safe, ave., East Chicago. 4724 Todd 7 :20 :2 FOR SALE One fire proof safe. Indiana Harbor Lumber and Coal CoIndiana Harbor. 7:20:1 FOR SALE 1 heating, 1 cook. 1 oil stove, 1 dining table. 1 cot. 1 electric washer, all in good condition. 301 Sibley St., Hammond. 7:20:3 FOR SALE Mattresses of all graces, retail at wholesale prices; also mat tresses renovated at lowest prces. Metropolitan Merc. Co., 55 Plummer ave.. Hammond. 7:20 FOR SALE At a bargain. Steiide piano, oak finish, good as new. Tel. Munster 42W. 7:20:5 Piano and Phonograph Family will sell at a big sacrifice, one ne 1 $250 phonograph. $S5; and one new $450 high grade piano at $130. Must be sold at once. For particulars Call phone 322 Hammond." 7:20:2 FOR SALE: Grocery and market on mairt st. in AVhiting, best location in city; excellent reason for selling. Inquire AV. C. Haman. 115th and Lake ave., Robertsdale. Phone 230W Whiting. 7-21-2 FOR SALE 300 chickens 8 weeks old. Esenh'ack Poultry Farm, So. Madison ave., Hammond. 7-21-3 Lost and Found. LOST OR STRAYED Red and white cow without horns; reward. Phone 826AV Hammond. 7:20 LOST AV'atch bracelet. Lost on Lake Front yesterday. (5. C. B. on back No. 18560608. Phone 841R; reward. 7-21-1 FOUND Bicycle at 419 Cedar; owner can have same by proving proper can have same by paymg for this ad. 7-21-1 Board and Room. FOR RENT Sleeping room with beard. 5 Sibley st., Hammond. 7:20:2 For Rent. FOR RENT Part of my office, room 2, Straube Bldg. Call iienings. Eugene P Cooper, phones Hammond 396 Res.. 2S37 office. 7:18:4 FOR RENT Garage with elec. lights. Cor. Carroll, and Hohman. P'aone 96 C.t Hammond. For Sale Motorcycles. on SECONDHAND Qfl -.U MOTORCYCLES All makes, Singles and Twins, from 825.00 up. Sold on easy payments. Excelsior Autocycle Salesroom. WALZ & SLIGER. 229 STATE ST. 4:18:3 FOR SALE Used motorcycles. One 1916 3-speed Harley Davidson and side car. 265; one 1915 single 3-speed Harley Davidson, $130: one new 1917 Cleveland quick start and clutch, $130. J. E. Leech. 678 Hohman. 7-21-3 For Sale Horses and Cattle FOR SALE 7 year old trotting horsp with record, for cash at once, $12; also good delivery horse, harnej and grocery wagon, complete outfit. $75. McNaniare Bros., 533-119th St., AVhiting. Phone 412. 7:16tf FOR SALE Two horses. Apply A. & A. Dairy, Indiana Harbor. 7:19:tf For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE! 1 Overland 5-passenger touring 1917 model 85; good as new. Cheap for cash sale. E. A. M.. 4S2 Murray st. 7-21-2 FOR SALE 1 Reo ton truck. Inquire Golden Rule Grocery. 176 St. Line St., Hammond. 7-21-2 FOR SALE 1913 5-pass. Cole: Al shape; $250; part cash. bal. on time. Will trade for roadster or motorcycle. 4506 Forsythe ave. Phone 672N. East

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Miscellaneous.

PAINTING. PAPER HANGING Good work, ijr'.ces right; estimates fre; epen shop. Independent Decorating Co., 222 Michijjaa ave. Phone 231 Ham. mond. 5;i CINDERS GIVEN AWAY Apply nt HAMMOND DISTILLING COpiaxo LESSONS Raftin)e Brt(, popu. lar music in 20 Teacher's and children course. Geo. . Gren. Phone 229 6 Hammond. 7:17:5 BU Y -A M A LG A MATED OI r-2 77 shire. I'av hair cash let vour dividends ray rhe balance. Make vmir ,,MUme amy. Twntv producLl J?' ,IM "-""rifes pay half vour stock. STock issu-4 to ,ou now. VrHe f" r,,"'u,j'r,H,,J Amalgamated ' Co.. 1101 Colcord Bldg., Oklahoma. Okla . . 7-21-1 For Rent Flats. for 7TMd",rn 3-room frn. Ph.?n .f--r h,'1"sf keeping. S01 May. 7-21-1 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE of administration. Jn the matter of. the Estate of Nlculae Rush, Deceased. No. 1SSS. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has b,on appointed Administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent JAMES E. BURNS. Administrator. Dated July 5. 1917. 73 LADIES When irregular or delayed u Triumph Pills. Safe and alwavs d se depniuuDie. .ot sold in drug stores Refuse others, save disappointment. AVrite for '-Relief' and particular... L free. Address. National Medical Institute, Milwaukee, Wis. 714 MickelJSateRoad TAKE A VACATION I You Benefit The Boss Benefits Make Arrangements Now. The Agent Will Help YouSPECIAL EXCURSION FARES TO NEW YORK BOSTON Atlantic Coast Resorts, Eastern and Western Mountain Retreats, Pacific Coast Points and Alaska. Get in touch with Ticket Agent for Fares, Itineraries, Reservations and full information. F. P. PARNIN. D. P. AFort Wayne, IndSPECIAL NOTICE (Effective July 22, 1917.) The Nickel Plate Road will discontinue carrying passengers in local 'reight trains, except between Leipsic Junction, 0-, and Fort Wayne, Ind , and between Fort 'Wayne, Ind., and Knox, Ind. JOHN Y. CALAHAN, Gen, Pass. Agt Cleveland Ohio. Be Bold. 1 Some fellows seldom get a kiss be-1 cause they are afraid of girls, but ! you'll never get any if you are also ; afraid of germs. Kansas City Journal. I

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MISSES' DRESS. By Anabel Worthington.

A frock that is "different" is sure to appeal to the niodern young miss who is always in search of -arietr. This one lias several novel features to bit it distinction. There are short panels of the material at front and back which extend down as far as the hip line to meet the pockets. The pockets are very large and hang loose. Underneath these panels the two piece skirt is gathered to the slightly raised waist line. Narrow belts of the nintprinl covet the seama at the sides. The square collar harmonizes well with the pockets. One may ebonite either the ton? tight fitting sleeves or the short f lies with cuffs. The drei-s pattern, Xo. S.104, is eu in sizes 1, IS and 20 years. Width at the lower edge is 2'4 yards. As on the figure, the 10 year size requires 4 yards of 36 inch material, with yard 30 inch contrasting goods. To obtain this pattern seed 10 cents to the office of this publication. Individual Bookmarks. A good idea for a simple little gift for a book-lover is to make a personal bookmark. It is made by embroidering either the initial or the name on a strip of linen, which is then finished with an edging of lace. This bookmark is too thin to injure even the most delicate book, it may be laundered and thus kept Immaculate, and it clings to the paper and so does not 6lip out as cards or metal markers are given to doing. Castles In tho Air. If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. Thoreau. sn RATES REDUCED On Loans of $5 to $100 No one need be without the money they want at our present low ratesIt pays to borrow from us when you need money fo any purpose. $10 costs 33 cents for 1 monthEasy to pay cur way in small weekly or monthly installments to suit your convenience. If you are keeping house or have steady employment we advance money on your own noto. Loans anwyhere in Calumet District. LAKE CO. LOAN CO. 28 RIMBACH BLOCK (Over Llsn Store) HAMMOND, INDIANA.

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Do You Know the Multiplication Table? By MOSS. D O yon know what the Py thagorean abacus Is? No. it's NOT the name of a NE-W dance. It's simply another name for the MULTI PLICATION TAB LB. Pythagoras was a Greek philosopher (born about 582 B. C) who taught the recognition of the numerical and mathematical relations of things. You have seen an abacus, a little wooden frame traversed by stiff wires, on which run wooden beads, nsed for counting, principally by the ChineseAre you using the Pythagorean abacus with relation to the BENEFIT yon derive from our ADVERTISING PAGES? Are you MULTIPLYING your ADVANTAGES? For instance, suppose you 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 you were buying INTELLIGENTLY, but you'd be MIST-KEN. Multiply your chances of SAVING MONEY and getting BETTER GOODS by making it your duty to FOLLOW THE ADS. CLOSELY all the time.

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"Take the Chair." When one moves that So and So take the chair, especially if he is a Scot, he should remember that at one time each a thing was considered a right royal luxury. In the middle ayes a table was only a board on trestles, there teas only one chair at the head of the board, at which the host sat, the rest of the company sat on benches. This custom was the origin of the .expression referred to. .

Man's Mind .Like a Garden. A man's mind may be likened to a garden which may he intelligently cultivated or allowed to run wild ; but whether cultivated or neglected, it must, and will, bring forth. If no useful seeds are put in. then an abundance of useless weed seeds win fall therein and will continue to produce their kind. James Allen. Oldest Tin Mines. The tin deposits in the south of England are the oldest known workings in the world, and perhaps those that were next discovered and opened were In Saxony and Bohemia. It Is believed that the mnnufacture pf tinplate, or, as it is sometimes called, "terne-plate." was begun in Bohemia early In the seventeenth century, that it spread from there to Saxony, and it was introduced into England In the latter half of the seventeenth century. Leave Well Enough Alone. Tilly "Pro going to see if I can't get that sullen chap to come out of hia shell." Billy "Don't ; he's a pretty bad egg." Town Topics.

THE TIMES Doesn't Need to Blow it's Horn LET US BLOW YOURS The people the Calumet Region XNO vv' that THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS are the mostread, newsiest, widest circulated and progressive newspapers in this part of tbe state. ' JOB WORK Estimates Furnished on Letter Heads, Card, Envelopes, Books and Booklets Commercial Printing THE GARY EVENING TTMES. THE EAST CHICAGO TIMES. , THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES (four o'clock rural mail edition) . THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES (Evening edition). THE TIMES (sporting- edition).

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Apples M06t Valuable Fruit. The tipple is pre-eminent in the , household economy for no other fruit excels it in culinary usefulness. It graces the table In a far greater variety than any other fruit. Of all fruits grown in North America, the app'e leads in amount and intrinsic value. No fear of an overproduction, however, if the means of transportation and distribution are perfected. What if we do raise 123.000 carloads of apples or 02,000,000 boxes a year? This is but half a box to a person not counting what we export. That isn't very many. Exchange.

Fifty-Fifty. Passing a hnnd over his forehead, the worried drill-srrgeant paused for breath as he surveyed the knock-kneed recruit. Then he pointed a scornful finger. "No." he declared, "you're hopeless. You'll never make a soldier. Look at you now. The top alf of your legs is standin to attention, an' the bottom 'alf is standin' at easel" TitBits. Sloth and Industry. "Sloth makes all things difficult, but Industry ail easy, and he that rises lnte must trot all May and scarce overtake his businesr at night ; while lazi ness travels so slowly that povery soon overtakes him." Benjamin Franklin. .Daily Thought Te give and benefit one person Is good, but to give and benefit many, much better as bearing a resemblance to the benefit of God. who Is the universal benefactor. Dnr.te. Want Ad in all of them, ' worth. :: :: :: T - te

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