Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 31, Hammond, Lake County, 24 July 1917 — Page 7

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i vjirsre 01 Tea M i for COXiJUBCTIKO. t , . The hest service can Jb. fW rnoging your kimw - oX rftce and pay for same at tt placij the advertisement. lake cotnrrr "Utinc PUBLISHI1SO CO. WantedMale Help. W-YVTED Gordon j)ress feeder: good pay and steadr work. Apply Times Composing Room, Hammond. 100-LABORERS TEIV-lOO 30 cents Per hour. -il t room 39. Rimhach nlk. ItakeVFriedley- Co.. Hammond. IxED-Acetyltn welders. Frank j B Co.. Hammond. ' - BOTS-We offer you a tunity to make 7 Wnw tin by Minns 0lrtSer blanks so t ,day for prints . and mediately. tat you an e0.. Kalamazoo, ""ii" Accident Cabinet -. 7:20:4 Pteady work. JJiwer Co.. 3 blocks tr? - C.fI. : . irii.cn. a. sin BVhnke. 6i5 Hohman mond. -- ANTED-Competent youn W drive bakery wagon. AppU Ham. pion Bakery Co.. 411 Asn . ;3;1 mona. VVWTED Walters ami ,altcre.; steady work. Rood wages. T. M. .vTro-Boy over 16 years of a 'for Veneral work arouna x--Plv RMe"''ala-tv VicaKo. 7:24:2 Chicago ac.. - - to Xew N. Dak., ASncy. 17 . turn a 7:23:1m office. Gibson yards. Wanted Female Help. WANTED Experienced once. Barker s Lunch Ro ave E. Chigo. Fhone ..aJ waitress at oom. S09 Chiave W.NTED-Waiters and '1trA: steady work, good wages. T. 7-24:5 Gibson, inu "WANTED Girl or m V'MeV'" work, one who can cook. 85 Sihl'v Hammond. " n- a vtftv- Experienced dinirK room VANThu !iio Michigan ave.. girl. Sternberg s. 3313 wlc1 7.24.3 Indiana Harbor. ; , tVAXTED Toun woman to do can" ing andashing at 25c an hour 3718 Kim st.. Indiana Harbor. 7 -41 Tor Rent Furaisfted Booms mn RENT 6-rocm furnished cottage. F South side: ref. Phone 2449. 7-21-3 vnR RENT Suite light hskg. rooms. F4?2-A Indiana ave.. Hammond. No children. FOR RENT-Two strictly modern light hskg. rooms. Phone 1776 or call bil -. . . v. ; Hammond. licuii;" - " FOR RENT Two furn. rooms for light r . . u.ht ran, all modern'sV Ogden '-r Phon79 Hammond for particulars. FOR RENT Large furn. front room for one. or two persons; large clothes press, electric, bath, hot water. 115 Clinton st., Hammond. i.n.i vcfP RENT Two Bleeping rooms. 384 Michigan ave. Phone 98011 Hammon FOR RENT Furn. room in private family. 100 Carroll St.. i block east of Hohman St., Hammond. FOR RENT Two light hsk?. rooms; modern. 647 Summer St.. Hammond. FOR RENT Strictly modern 7-room well furn. house, also garage, on So. side. Phone 1776 or call 631 Michigan ave., Hammond. 7:4:1 For Rent Flata. ttor RENT -Beautiful, modern 5-room nsrTm T T Willi i.r-a. l. A x 1 ' ' at Hammond. 7:23:3 For Sale Motorcycles. nn MOTORCYCLES Of) --U SECONDHAND All makes. Singles and Twins, from $25X0 up. Sold on easy payments. Excelsior Autocycle Salesroom. YVALZ & SLIGER, 229 STATE ST. 4:16:3 FOR SALE TjBed motorcycles. One 1916 3-speed Harley Davidson and side car. 265: one 1916 single 3-speed Harley Davidson, $130: one new 1917 Cleveland Quick s-.art and clutch. $130. J E. Leech. 673 Hohman. 7-21-3 For Sale Horses and Cattle FOR SALi: 7 year eld trotting horse with record, for cash at once, $12JS: also good delivery horse, harness" and grocery wagon, complete outfit. $75. McVamare Bros.. 533-119th St., Whiting. Phone 412. 7:16tf FOR SALE Two horses. Apply A. A, A. llairy. Indiana Harbor. 7:19:tf For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE 1914 Auburn 1-pass . startr and lights, A-l shape, $235. 4506 Farsvth ave.. East Chleago. Phone 672M. ' 7:24:1 FOR SALE Bulck roadster; will sell cheap. Hartley Coal Office, East Chicago. 7:2 4:2 FOR SALE One 1915 Mitchell ruto: electric strrrter and lights, a ba -gain at $350. Can be seen at Bunnell's, or call at 175 State St., Hammond. 7:24:2 Wanted to Rent. WANTED TO RENT 6 or 7-room cottaee or flat by Aug. 15: South side preferred. Phone 2237 Hammond. 7:24:3 WANTED Modern heated fiat near st. car line; we have no children. 104 Detroit st. Phone 1245M, Hammond. :24:1 WANTED Rooms furnished for hskg.. by couple with young baby; preferably near Conkev plant. Address Ross. 2 37 Lewis st., Hammond. 7:24:3

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FOR SALE 120 acre farm, good buildings, at $60 per acre; also otr.T good farm lands cheap. Anthony St'lv?n81: 5S8 Truman ave.. Hammond. 7:1S:6 FOR SALE Two story house, half iicre land on School st.. Hesville. Ind. Airs. Wm. Dedelow. Phone 1376Y4. 7:20:6 FOR SALE Modern two-flat brick bldg.. 17 Condit st. Easy terms, or will trade for vacant lots in Kenwood or Homewood. L. L. Hageman. Phone3l0(. t - 1 -o FOR SALE Special. 5-room hauso on 30 ft. lot. Sheffield ave. near Ho;iman St.; basement and modern but heat; must sell at once, price $1.'JE$200 cash. bal. as rent. I'llrich & B.ck. phone 4S0 and 2659 Hammond. .:.3:. FOR SALE 5-room flat building, co-ner Lyman and Williams st. Phone $13 Hammond. :2 4:.leod For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Unredeemed diamonds and rallroal wat-hes. Lesser"s Reliable Lon Bank. 65 State et.. Hammond. Open tvenlngs. 4-12-tf CONKEY'Sl BUTTERMILK STARTING Food, the -hick food made with BUTTERMILK. 25c and SOc pkgs. at Majrinot Bros.. 174 Fayette st. Hammond. 4:27:tf BROODER STOVES 4 styles at $11.75 to $16. Maginot Bros.. Cyphers and Buckeye agents. 174 Fayette st.. Hammond. 3:17tt KTJRSMACT. FKS.D ROOFING CO, lit Clinton st. Phone 3717. East Chicago, phone 465B. -ll-lm FOR SALE Mattresses of alt graces, retail at wholesale prices; also mattresses renovated -t lowest prices. Metropolitan Merc. Co.. 56 Plummer ave.. Hammond. 7:20 FOR SALE: 300 chickens S weeks old. Esenback Poultry Farm. So. Madison ave.. Hammond. 7-21-3 FOR SALE One high oven gas Ktovo, one electric librery lamp. Call 1 179.1 Hammond. 7:23:2 FOR SALE Grocery and meat market. one of the" best locations in Hammond, doing; very grMid cash business, will sell oh.ap: reason for soiling the best. Address W J, Times, Hammond. : : 2 3 : 1 FOR SALE Piano, scarcely ised. $90; also sewing: machine p.nd other house hold eroods; party leaving town. Phone 1S33W Hammond. 7:23:3 FVRMTIHE FOB SALE Account of movine to Wahlneton. Splrmtici t.od. room set, new Vletrola. fumed fnk. child1 bed, unnltary couch, library to. blr, leather loonier, rug, etc. J I Ellxn. beth nt.. 2nd flat. Hammond. 7:23:2 FOR SALE Household furniture. 147 E. State St.. rear. 1452 Hammond. 7:24:1 FOR SALE Round Oak table. 577 Sibley st. Phone 3164 Hammond. 7:24:1 FOR SALKI Candy case , show cases and wall case. Cheap if taken at once. Kogan Pharmacy, 584 Morton ave.. Hammond. 7:24:5 FOR SALE Grocery and markot on main St. in -Whiting, best location in city; excelent reason for seling. Inquire W. C. Haman, 115th and Lake ave.. Robertsdale. Phone 230W Whiting. 7:24:1 FOR SALE One round table. 1 bedstead, 2 rockers. 1 dresser, at a sacrifice. S94 Cedar St., upstairs. Phone 109SJ Hammond. 7:24:1 FOR RENT 32 acres timothy hay land. Phone 1924. Fredericks, Columbia ave.'-and Ridge road. 7:2 4:2 FOR SALE Bed complete, gas mr.gs. side board, dining and kitchen tables, book case, dresser and other furniture, cheap. Call 237 Lewis St., Hammond. 7:24:2 FOR SALE Up to date electric fixtures for 7-room bungalow, used three months, price reasonable; owner leaving town. Call 237 Lewis St., Hammond. 7:24:2 Piano and Phonograph Family will sell at a big sacrifice one new $250 phonograph. $85: and cne new $450 high grade piano at $130. Must be sold at once. For particulars call phone 322 Hammond. 7:24:2 Lost and Found. LOST OR STRATED Red and white cow without horns; reward. Phone 826W Hammond. 7:20 LOST -Kodak on the Hamrrrnii-63rd et. car, Sunday; liberal reward. Tel. 1205J Hammond- 438 E. Sibley st. 7:23:1 LOST Lady's black leather pocketbook with lavender lining, containing one pair of glasses from Watry & Heidkamp, $12 or $15 In bills, some change, a key and ring from Inland Steel Co.; lost In Whiting or Chicago and Forsyth ave.. East Chicago; reward. Mrs. O. Osell, 3604 Elm st.. Indiana Harbor. 7:23:2 LOST Some one who picked up purse Friday containing wrist watch in Hammond bath hous. ladle' side, please return to bath houhe oice or call Hammond S41R; $5 reward. 7:24:1 -rLOST Grey bulldog, license tag 12?: reward. Return to Joseph Weber. 451 Hohman St.. Hammond. 7:24:3 LOST Fancy Parasol Saturday: will party who found it at Lake Front in ladies' toilet please call 1653 Hammond? Reward. 7:24:1 Board and Room. WANTED Roomers; convenient to car line. 1 State st. Phone 1142J Hammond. 7:2r2 For Rent. FOR RENT Two new modern bunga- ' lows on Elm st.; furnace heat. Tel. 1927 or 1001M Hammond. 7:23:6 Miscellaneous. PAINTINO. PAPER HANGING Good work, prices right; estimates fre; open shop. Independent Decorating Co., 232 Michigan ave. Phone 2931 Ham. mond. 5:1 CINDERS GIVEN AWAY Apply at HAMMOND DISTILLING CO. TAXI SERVICE Phone 262S. Dixie Highway Garage. 174 Calumet ave.. Hammond. Ind. M. Kekeis. 7:23:6 PIANO LESSONS Ragtime in 20 lessons. Teacher's and children's course. Geo. Green. Phone 2296 Hammond. ' 7:23:1 HAMMOND FURNITURE HOSPITAt. Repairing and upholstering. Prices reasonable, rhone I142J Hammond.' Xo. 1 State St. 7:24:6 If You Think THE TIMES Is Doing Its Bit Your Support Is AlJ ways Welcome.

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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS' SALE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned commissioners' appointed in an action for partition No. 15S76. in the Lake Superior Court No. 1 wherein Helen Adler Hirey et a!., are plaintiffs' and Margaret Miller et al.. are defendants' for partition of certain real estatedescribed in the complaint in said cause, we will as such commissioners at the law office of George B. Sheerer in the city of Hammond, Lake County., State of Indiana, also at the law office of Thad S. Fanchor in the city of Crown Point. Lake County, State of Indiana on the 4th day of Aug., 1917. and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer for sale to the highest and best bidder the fee. simple title to the following described real c.ctntc liitu.Tted in Lake County, State of Indiana, to-wit: Commencing at a point sixty rods, south of the north-1 east corner of the southeast quarter of) the northwest o.imrt-r of section thirtythree (33). Township thirty-six (36) North. R.inge eight (S) west of tha second I'. M. thence south twenty rods,; thence west eighty rols, thence north I twenty rods, thence east eight rods to j the place of beginning, subject to all highway rights of way now existing, i containing ten aeres more or less. Itj being understood thnt the above descrlb- j ed property constitutes one-fourth of! tha southeast quarter of the northwest: quarter of section thirty-three 33J Township thirty-six (36) North. Range i eight (8) west of the second V. M. Terms: All cash if possible, or onethird cash and the balance evidenced by two promissory notes waiving valuation and appraisement laws, one-third due in nine months nnd one-third dje in eighteen months from date of sale with interest at 6 per cent rayable semiannually, said notes to be secured by first mortgnge on sail real estate. Said title to be free and clear of all liens except taxes for the year 1917, and assessments and liens hereafter levied. For further particulars apply to the undersigned who will receive all bids for the sale of said real estate. GEORGE B. SHEERER. THAD S. FANCHER. WILLIAM KLEIKEGE. Dated July 10, 1!17. COMMISSIONERS. July 10-17-24. 2a 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 for any purpose. J10 cost3 35 cents for 1 month. Easy to pay our 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 Lion Store) HAMMOND, INDIANA, gj iiSaBUeigi

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n ,epJ:) I 1 fCfi gpcgT snort' Is it possible to obtain any reliable figures giving the number of Germans now resident in thn United States and the number of thoea of German extraction? According to the census of 1010, there were 2,499.200 German born persons In the United States. Within the past ninety yers more than 5,200,000 German have settled In this country. Twelve million Is a safe estimate, but there may be ilO.OOO.OOO or more of German lineage. ' j I would appreciate it very much if you would give me a short history of the submarine mine and boat. When was the first on used, etc? David Busbnell was the first person to build a practical submarine boat with which an attack was made. Iiushnell's boat attacked the British ship Eagle at anchor off Governors island. New York. In 177C The attackwas successful. In the same year Bushnell attacked British vessels at Philadelphia by setting adrift mines to be carried by tha tide. . An error as to the distance and the time of the tide rendered the attack unsuccessful. In the war of 1S12 the British ship Ramillies was attacked near Xew London by a submarine boat which was supposed to have been built by Robert Fulton. It was unsuccessful. In 1&45 Samuel Colt, tie Inventor of the Colt revolver, devised a method of connecting mines by Insulated wires and esplodlng them by electricity. Submarine mines were used abroad In the Schleswig-Holstein war in 1S4S-00 and in the Crimean war, but with Indifferent results. It remained for the civil war In the United States to prove the efBcacy of the submarine mine as well as to develop the Ironclad and the turret. The first successful employment of a submarine in actual warfare occurred off Charleston when the United States warship Ilousntonic was sunk by a Confederate David, known as the "cigar boat." When did the phrase "the beginning of the end" originate? It la attributed to Talleyrand as having been Bald with regard to the "hundred days" between March 1. 1S15. when Napoleon returned from Elba, and June 18, when he was defeated at Waterloo of the same year. Of course If Talleyrand said it he used French, and it is often to quoted, "Cest le commencement de la fin." Who wrote the poem which begins, "I am dying, Egypt, dying," and what aid the poet mean by "Egypt? The poem was written by General William EI. Lytle of Ohio, an ofheer In the Mexican and civil wars, and killed at Chickamauga. A volume of his poems was published In 1834. The title of the poem Is "Antony to Cleopatra." and the Roman emperor is supposed to address the Egyptian queen a "Egypt."

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Will you kindly give, mo information as to whether tha PnmM canal can ba used by the warships of belligerent na- , lions i Passage through the Panama canal is allowed to the warships of belligerent nations under certain conditions that provide against equipment or actual fighting In the neighborhood of the canal zone. President Wilson Issued a special proclamation Nov. 13, 19f4, stating the rules of the canal's neutrality in the present war. Vessels of belligerents must receive special permission to pass through the canal and must give a written promise that the rules will be obeyed. Has the war in Europe affected foreign immigration to the United States? Its full effect is not yet known. The war began Aug. 4, 1914. During July, 1913, the immigrant arrivals from Enrope were 141,726; during August, 12S,101: during September, 1404251. In 1914 the arrivals in July -were 62,393;. Aug. 1 to C, 12.307; Aug. 7 to 31. 25.579; during September, 28,515. The decline has been steady since September. Please give a brief account of. whit is known as "the Trent affair?' in which Mason and Slidell figured ''during the civil war. In October, 18G1, Captain Charles Wilkes, U. S. N., Intercepted at sea the British mail sttramer Trent, bound from Havana to St. Thomas, and took off two Confederate commissioners accredited to Europe, Messrs. Mason and Slidell, who were among her passengers. They were token to Boston and imprisoned In Fort Warren, but were released Jan. 1, 1&32, on the demand of the British government and permitted to proceed to Europe. JDo you want to Buy a dog? Rent a house? Find a ring? Sell a boat? Trade horses? Hire a cook? Secure a position? If your want is worth wanting, it is worth spending a few cents in these columns. aiflF'Ali.rr'iTgsiJCfJ at Them! Put up in 10c tins and sold by all dealers COMPANY MICHIGAN

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