Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 37, Hammond, Lake County, 31 July 1917 — Page 7

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NOTICE Hereafter no classified w7Tr be Accepted oyer telapUon. vuu"" Hat person baa telep&one fuxalsies us with the c0"80? br of earn at time ot placiwf Bd"All person clada . fcltl mer.ti wit- u ot pUone at the office and P7jot Ixtri la Ave days. Otnetwtaa "4 cttorre of TEW CESTS wUl o The beet eerrtce can VVo tfc. bringing- your adTertt.ement ito ine offlc and pay for same at time o placing' tne aw PTTBWSKlKa CO. Wanted Hale Help. ioo-laeorers VAStp-w 30 cents Per hour, r-.n at room 39, Rimhach MR. "aker-FrlTdiey Co.. Hammond. WOrrETV-Acetyline, 7s' S Betz Co.. Hammond. Frank 7:12t? Steady work. 'iWzr Co.. 3 blocks KfFGaV& .Turban on af I. " & S. tracks. Neb.. Wyo., sColo.. So Pa We Mont, and v?! for the western "o .'.iSa mpUment Licensed ftr..teS. tic"al..mi've Gary. Ind. Agency. IT W. 10th. ave.. u '7:2 3 :1m man. 40 to 50 " ,A- J6n per active 'and a f d 'n g Mallemonth. Apply " mer it Hammona. able Iron Co.. Summer -. 7:28:1 mechn:cal wrk swq Chicago pay. Phone 170 Hammon j ecu WAXTEp-S.veral ynun 0f. gas shop. Applr w licox 7:2S:3 rnan t.. Hammond. WAXTrpIrmniadirreadhyaVt? Tretnce ,5 Mrs. Schumacher, upstairs. 7.30.3 1 eea am - c J0?T HrTco.. 190 State st.3 TVANTEIX-Youn man "Tmwork. Address X X C. lim-s. mond. . w a VTED--Laborer s. Inquire Jut hilfltraube Piano Co.. HammoH jSi 3 a WANTED Boy In grocery store. 1 state St.. Hammond. ' fcoVieryes. w.f Sfns.tVroadaey.aftw York City. - Wanted Female Help. Gary. tt . . n rifri or voung man to trace letters on name plates; experience not essential. Union Iron Products Co.. East Chicago. 7:2 .tf n- VTED Experienced girl for general housework- small family . ffood wages. 565 Tyler st.. Gary. 7-30. - wakteD Sales women with some exprience in ladies" ready to wear goods- good pay and permanent osW tion Miller's. 119th st. and New Yortt ave.. Whiting. Ind. MARRIED LADIES Here Is your chance to earn good money; pleasant work, for spare or full time. Mi Hers. 119th st. and New York ave.. Whiting Ind. 7:30:3 "WANTED Girl for general housework. 70S So. Hohman St.. Hammond WANTED Salesmen, stock, one Tor Gary snd one for Hammond, to sell cumulative preferred stock on cash or payment plan of a well established cement company at a price that nets the investor 10 per cent, besides receiving a bonus of 50 per cent of common stock. Company now running to caracitv 800 barrels per day desires to inUrease capacity. Capable man can earn large income. No advances, but liberal commission and co-operation. R. A. Evans, suite 1483. 134 So. La Salle st. Telephone Main 3324 Chicago. 7.28.3 WANTED Young girl to assist with general housework. Apply 39 Carroll at Phone 339 Hammond. :30tr (WANTED Girl over 16 years to wait on trade in bakery; German preferm.i.t nleasinsr to- customers. Apply Schmidt's bakery, 722 Calumet ave.. Hammond. WANTED Dishwasher at once. Nash Restaurant. 167 State St.. Hammond. 7:30:2 WANTED Youne lady to take charge f music dept. F. W. Wool worth Co.. Hohman St. Store, Hammond. 7:30:1 GIRLS WANTED Hammond Laundry Co., Hammond. 7:30:3 WANTED Girl or woman. 2S5 Hoffman St., Hammond. 7:30:! WANTED Young girl for light house work. Apply 4S08 McCook ave.. East Chicago. :31:1 IVVNTED Competent stenographer fo- general office wrk: steady pos'.f.on. good pay. Box 176, Hammond i :3I:1 WANTED Two dining room girls. Phono 962. 3319 Michigan ave.. Indiana Harbor. 7:30:2 WANTED Young girl to assist with housework. Phone 2055 Hammond 7:31:2 WANTED Young lady clerk; good wages. Apply 411 Ash t.. Hammond. 7:31:1 WANTED Experienced sales ladies; steady positions, good wages. Apply st the Bee Hive Store, East Chicairo. Ind. 7:31:2 Lost and Found. LOST Gentleman's pocketbook containing registration card and bank boolr. Return to 67S Hohman St., Hammond, and receive reward. 7:30:3 LOST Book entitled "Elocile." Name on flv leaf. Mrs. Emma Bailey, 519 Hull ave.. Finiey, Ohio. Return Times. Reward. 7-S0-1 LOT Between Indiana Harbor and Burrham, 33x4 filler tire and rim. Finder please call 129 Indiana HrVor. 7:31:3 LOST Or strayed away, a black Persian male cat. very gentles with white points: has been gone for several days. Reward for information leading to Its return. Call phone 300. Mrs. Parry, 44 Warrea St., Hammond. 7:31:3

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Real Estate Bargains

FOR EXCHANGE Choice building ots in Gary and Hammond for California, property in or around Los Angeles. Call or write Rorman Real Estate Exchange. Gary. Ind. Phone 1142. 7:25:6 FOR SALE 6-room mo.-.ern bungalow, 3 bedrooms, large lot. Price $2,800, $200 cash, balance $25 per month. Fiveroom modern bungalow. $2.2n0 $10 cash, balance $25 per month. Large 8room house, small cash payment, balance monthly. J. H. Blackmun Co., 161 fc'tato St.. Hammond. , 7:28:3 FOR SALE Well located corner lot; easy terms. Inq.uire Nick Mayer. 3521 Deodar St.. Indiana Harbor. Phone 790 J. 7:28:8 FOR SALE 5-room flat building, comer Lyman and Williams st. Phone 813M Hammond. 7:24:3eod FOR SALE 75 ft. lot on south side; will sell for cash at sacrifice, only $675. Phone 51 Hammond. 7:30:2 FOR SALE To close an estate. 130 acres fine farm land. Lansing and Illinois, three miles from Hammond. Has two houses, two barns; can be divided in two or more farms. H. C. Norton. 909 First Natl. Bank Bldg., Chicago. 111. 7:31:Sel For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Unredeemed diamonds and railroad watrhei. Leaser's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State St.. Hammond. Open evenings 4-12-tf CON-KEY'S BUTTERMILK STARTING Food, the chick food made with BUTTERMILK, 25c and 50c pkgs. at Maglnot Bros.. 174 Fayette at.. Ham mond. 4:27:tf BROODER STOVES 4 etylea at 111.71 to SIS. Maginot Bros., Cyphers and Buckeye agents. 174 JTayette at- Hara mond. 3:17tf arcssifAUL feed a rooting coil Clinton at. Phone 3737. East Chicago, phone 4I5K, 11-lss WANTED Old false teeth. Don't mat ter if broken. I pay $2 to $15 per set. Sena bv parcel post and receive check by return mail. L. Maier, 2007 S. Fifth St.. Philadelphia. Pa. 7:37 FOR SALE Gas range and heating stove, sanitary couch, folding baby carriage, oil basket, high chair, baby bed. rocking chair. 3434 orapevine st. (upstairs). Indiana Harbor. Phone 620J. 7:30:4 FOR SALE At once, miniature rail rr.ad at Forsyth and Sheffield ave Phone 3040 Hammond. 7;30:j FOR SALE Blacksmith tools. iron and lumber and other supplies. 230 Henry St., Hammond. 7:30:2 FOR SALE Reed baby carriage, refinished. Call 1909 or 1194W evenings. 1086 Van Buren at.. Hammond. :30:2 FOR SALE Mattresses of all grades, retail at wholesale prices; also mat. tresses renovated at lowest prices. Metropolitan Merc. Co.. 56 Plummer avi., Hammond. 7:20 For S&le-rMotorcycies. nn MOTORCYCLES Of -U SECONDHAND All makea. Singles and Twins, from $35.00 up. Sold on easy payments. Excelsior Autocycle Salesroom. WALZ & SLIGER, 229 STATE ST. 4:18:3 FOR SALE Good folding bed and oth er furniture; also i wneeioarrows and shovels. 335 Sheffield ave.. Hammond. 7:31:1 Miscellaneous. PAINTING. PAPER HANGING Good work, prices right; estimatea fre; open shop. Independent Decorating Co, 132 Michigan ave. Phone 2931 Hammond. 5:1 CINDERS GIVEN AWAY Apply at HAMMOND DISTILLING CO. HAMMOND FURNITURE SHOP Repairing and upholstering. Prices reasonable. Phone 1142J Hammond. No. 1 State st 7:25:6 For Sale Horses and Cattle FOR SALE 7 year old trotting horse with record, for cash at once, $12'; also good delivery horse, harness and grocery wagon, complete outfit. $75. McXamare Bros.. 533-119th St.. Whiting. Phone 412. 7:16tf FOR SALE Two horses. Apply A. & A. Dairy, Indiana Harbor. 7:19:tf FOR SALE Two all purpose horses, harness, two top wagons; will sell cheap. Opp. Coy's park, Hammond. 7:S1:J For Rent Flats. FOR RENT Modern 6-room upper flat, centrally located. Inquire 715 Sohl st., Hammond. 7:30:3 Wanted to Buy. WANTED Auto, will trade well located corner lot for good auto. See Nick Mavor, 3521 Deodar St., Indiana Harbor. Phone 790J. 7:28:7 WANTED Ford touring car, first class condition. 1130 Madison st., 'Jiammond. i :30: 2 WANTED TO BUY Small confectionery store or small grocery. A . K. Times, Hammond. 7:30:1 For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE Moline auto in first class condition; new tires and all extras; reasonable if taken at once. 191 Shefflfield ave. Phone 1001M Hammond. 7:23:6 FOR SALE Two Federal trucks with 1 ton capacity, having express top and side curtains; in -good condition, now being used in our delivery service. For a real truck bargain apply E. C. Minas Co., Hammond. 7:31:3 FOR SALE Ford roadster and touring car: fullv equipped. Elgin Motor Sales Co.. Hammond. 7:31:1 FOR SALE New 5-pass. Ford, equipped with shock absorbers and spot light, run but little; will sell for $325 caslr? Ge. C. Anderson.. 4719 Baring ave.. East Chicago. 7:31:2 For Rent. FOR REXT Two new modern bungalows on Elm St.; furnace heat. i31 Sheffield ave. Phone 1001M Hammond. 7:31:lw Wanted to Rent. WANTED Sleeping room near courthouse. Address Warner, Times. Ham mond. 7:31:1,

For Rent Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT Light hskg. rooms. 1045 Erie at. Phone 2430 Hammond. 7:28:3 FOR RENT Furn. rooms for hskg. Call 188 Plummer ave., Hammond. 7:2St: FOR RENT Two modern rooms for light hskg.; near So. Shore lines. 192 Sheffield ave., Hammond. 7:30:1 FOR RENT One large front furn room. Phone 2215 Hammond. 854 So Hohman st. 7:30:2 'FOR RENT Furn. front room, down town, every modern convenience. 11 Rimbach ave. Phone 2296 Hammond. 7:30tf FOR RENT Two furn. rooms for light hskg. 362 Plummer ave. Phone 1017R Hammond. 7:31:1 FOR RENT Three furn. rooms for light hskg.; gas. bath and elec. light. 296 Fayette st. Phone 603 Hammond. 7:31:1 FOR RENT Furn. room in private family. 15 Webb st. Phone 2501 Hammond. 7:31:1 FOR RENT Furn. room for one or two persons in private family; electric light, hot water heat, bath; rent reasonable. Apply 425 May St. Phone 1799 Hammond. 7:31:2 FOR RENT Three furn. rooms, centrally located: must have good reference; no children. Call at Hammond Furniture Co. fcr particulars. 7:31:1 FOR RENT 4-room cottage furnished. 249 Logan st., Hammond. 7:31:1 Situations Wanted. SITUATION WANTED Middle aged English lady will be glad to meet with a place of trust with light duties. 3S25 Grapevine St., Indiana Harbor. 7:28:3 WANTED To do washing and ironinsr at home. 601 Sibley st. Phone 2.i"S Hammond. 7:30:2 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on the 23rd day of July, 1917. the Board of Public Works adopted a Pririary Assessment Roll for the improvement of ALLEY NUMBER TWO (2) EAST, Sec. 1, from the South line of Fifth Avenue to the North line of the Right of Way of the Wabash Railroad, within the City of Gary, Lake County, Indiana, under Declaratory Resolution Number Eighteen Hundred Sixty-one (1S61) adopted on the 7th day of February, 1917. by the Board of Public Works. The intersecting streets and alleys are: Alley Five (5) South. The parallel streets and alleys within One Hundred Fifty (150) feet ere: Massachusetts Street and Connecticut Street. Said Assessment Roll contains the names of the owners and description of property to be assessed, with the amounts of the prima facto assessment against each lot or parcel of land subject to assessment and is on file and can be seen at the office of the Board of Public Works and the City Clerk in the City Hall, Gary. Lake County, Indiana. On the 6th day of August. 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 remonstrances against 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 in said roll, and will then give a hearing to all persons interested, and thereafter sustain or modify in whole or in part the respective prima facie assessments on said roll. By order of the Board of Public Works. W.-J. FULTON. P. B. LAMB. FRANK ZA. ADZKI. Attest: Board of Public Works. LORETTA BERNSTEIN. Clerk. 727, 28, 30, 31; 71. 2. 3. NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on the 23rd day of July, 1917, the Board of Public Works adopted a Primary Assessment Roll for the improvement of ALLEY FOUR (4) WEST, Sec. 4, from 10 feet North of the South' line of 21st Avenue to 10 feet South of the North line of 23rd Avenue, within the City of Gary, Lake County, Indiana, under Declaratory Resolution Number Eighteen Hundred Seventeen (1817) adopted on the 11th day of September, 1916, by the Board of Public Works! The parallel streets and alleys within One Hundred Fifty (150) feet are: Jefferson and Madison 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 subject to assessment and is on file and can be seen at the office of the Board of Public Works and the City Clerk in the City Hall, Gary, Lake County, Indiana. On the 6th day of August. 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 remonstrances against tne amounts assessed against each of said lots and parcels of land and will hear and determine the question as to wheth- the same have been benefited or will be specially benefltted by said improvement in the amounts set forth in saiu roll, and will then give a hearing to all persons interested, and thereaiter sustain or modify in whole or in part the respective prima facie assessments on said roll. By order of the Board of Public Works. W. J. FULTON, P. B. LaMB, FRA- ZAWADZKI, Board of Public Works, Attest: LORETTA BERNSTEIN. Clerk. 727. 28, 30, 31; 81. 2, 3. Notice is hereby g-ven to the citizens of Gary, Calumet Township, Lake County, Indiana, that the undersigned is a male inhabitant and resident of said City, Township, County and State of Indiana, is over 21 years of age and has resided In the City of Gary, in said Township, County and State, for more than ten years past and prior to the date of this notice; that he is a qualified votsr thereof and is a man of good moral character; that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at Crown Point. Lake County. Indiana, on the first Monday of August, 1917. the same being the 6th day of August. 1917, for renewal of license to sell intoxicating, spiritous, vinous and malt liquors ip less quantities than five gallons aa time and permit tne same to

be drank on the premises where sold.

Said license being heretofore granted by the Hoard' of Count Commissioners in August, 191 C. and issued by Edward Simon, Auditor of said Township, County and State of Indiana, for the period of one year from date, and the precise location where said liquors are to be sold by the provisions of said license to be renewed Is as follows: The front store room of the onestory frame building, situated on lot one (1), in block six (6), in fcKey'a Addition to Gary, in Lake County, Indiana. Has glass front, front and side entrances; said room is 25x60x9; said room faces a public highway known as 1600 Virginia street. Gary, Lake County, Indiana. STEFAN JOSEFACKI. ::.- RATES REDUCED On Loans of $5 to $100 No one need be without the money they -want at our present low rates. It pays to borrow from us when you need money for any purpose. $10 costs 33 cents for 1 monthEasy to pay our way in small weekly or monthly installments to suit your convenience. , If you are keeping house or have steady employment wq advance money on your own noto. Loans anwyhere in Calumet LAKE CcT'lOAN CO. 28 RIMBACH BLOCK (Over. Lion Store) HAMMOND, INDIANA. N What ia the law in regard to special delivery of letters by mail? Does it apply to rural routes? The law and postal regulations provide that any article of mailable matter bearing a ten cent special delivery stamp, in addition to the lawful postage, is entitled to Immediate delivery on its arrival at any United States postoffice between the hours of 7 a. m. and 11 p. m., if the office be of the free delivery class, and between the hours of 7 a. m. and 7 p. in. and until after the arrival of the last mail, provided this be not later than 9 p. m., if the office be other than a free delivery office. To entitle such a letter to immediate delivery the residence or place of business of the addressee must be within the regular letter carrier limits of a free delivery office, and within one mile of any other office. Special delivery articles are also delivered by rural carriers to bona fide patrons of their routes, provided they live not exceeding one-half mile from the route. Under the Dick military law every ablebodied man over eighteen and under forty-five is subject to military duty. am to'd that officers' familiea living in barracks must have servants and that private soldiers are detailed to wash dishes, scrub floors, etc. The information I want is how am I serving my country doing this aort of labor should I be detailed to do such? I am a young man and could not imagine a more humiliating position to be placed in, and I might state candidly I would soon lose all interest in my country if I was compelled to do this. Paragraph 1068 "Military Laws of the United States"' and section 1232 revised statutes state, "No officer shall use an enlisted man as a servant in any case whatever." What are the dutiea of a forest ranger? How are appointments to such a position made, and by whom? Forest rangers have certain duties in connection with the care, keeping and protection of national forests which now cover many millions of acres in a dozen different states. The value of the public property in the various reservations is estimated at over $2,000,000,000. and the preservation of the forests, the sale of timber, the construction of paths and roads, the issuing of grazing permits, etc., give employment to a large number of persons. The forestry bureau Is attached to the agricultural department at Washington. Information regarding appointment in the service can be obtained of Henry S. Graves, chief of the forestry bureau, Washington. Please give me a sketch of Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Mrs.' Ella Wheeler Wilcox, whose maiden name was Wheeler, was born In Johnstown Center, Wis., in 1835. She was educated at the University of Wisconsin and in 1SS4 was married to Robert M. Wilcox. Was the as called Liberty betl made in this country or in England? If the latter, how does it come to have tha motto, "Proclaim liberty throughout the land?" The bell was originally cast in England and was sent to Philadelphia in 17S2 to be placed in the old statehouse.' Having met with an accident, it was recast in Philadelphia, and the words "Proclaim, liberty throughout the land," etc., were placed on it- It bore this inscription when It was rung to announce the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and on every Fourth of July for many years. It was cracked July 8, 1S3S, while being tolled in memory of Chief Justice Marshall, who had died In Philadelphia two days before. Since then It has been kept as a sacred relic in Independence hall, except when out for public exhibition. (a) Why were the origin! inhabitants of this country called Indians instead of Americans? (b) By whom were they first called Indians? (a) Because Columbus supposed the islands he discovered were tie East Indies, (b) By Columbus.

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Enlist In the Army of Common Sense. By MOSS. tJCSPICION. ftFS Curiosity. fas'l'S Common sense.

.? Some folks still view the ads. in newspaper with SUSPICION. They cling to the belief that the merchant is FORCED to advertise to get rid of SPURIOUS GOODS. Other folks read the ads. ont of CURIOSITY once In awhile after they have finished everything else in the paper. They think the ads. are a NECESSARY EVIL that can be IDLED OVER. Then there is the GREAT GROWING THIRD CLASS, the people who make It their BUSINESS to read the ads. with the COMMON SENSE purpose of KEEPING rOSTED on COMMERCIAL KVENTS. The COMMON SENSE readers of this paper, we happen to know, are in the GREAT MAJORITY. They ai-e WISE. If you have been SUSPICIOUS or CURIOUS Join the RIGHT THINKING THRONG AT ONCE. Make it your business to BENEFIT YOURSELF by WATCHING the ads. REGULARLY in the COMMON SENS WAY. Is i true that Germany, of all the countries engaged in war, is the only one that has kept the peace for a poriod of forty yoars? Servia has fought the two Balkan wars; Russia, the Russo-Japanese war; Great Britain, the Boer war, etc.; Italy, the war with Turkey; Turkey, the Tur-ko-Russian war, etc.; France, the Tonkin campaign, etc. During this period neither Germany nor Austria has had any war at all unless the participation of both in the march to Peking at the time of the Boxer troubles and Germany's wars in Africa are counted. Was there any regular army in Wash, ington's day? If not, when does it date from ? There was no regular army as we now use the phrase till long after Washington's day. Washington had n military education. His first military office was as lieutenant colonel of colonial militia, and his 2rst duty was in an expedition against the French in the vicinity of Pittsburgh. As a practical surveyor and accomplished woodsman he had a good start as a military leader, but his military skill all came from intuition and practical experience. The Revolutionary war left a considerable body of trained soldiers, belonging to the militia of the different colonies, many of whom took part in the Indian and border wars that followed, but they were rot regulars. The regular army by that name was established by congress at its first session in 17S0, but the Military academy at West Point was not established till 1802. There were some able officers in the army before the establishment of the West Point academy, but, strictly speaking, the regular army of today dates from that event What ia a naval apprentice? The law provides that boys between the ages of seventeen and eighteen years may, with the consent of their parents or guardians, be enlisted as apprentices to serve In the navy of the United States until they shay ar rive at the age of twenty -one years. Only such boys should seek enlistment as can reasonably be expected to remain in the service. Once enlisted they must fulfill their terms of apprenticeship and cannot be discharged except for physical disability, for inaptitude or for misconduct. How are the United States battleships, gunboats, all boats of the navy, named ? Battleships are named after states. Armored cruisers were formerly named after states, but now are gradually being changed from the names of states to the names of cities. For example, the California has become the San Diego. The newer ones have been given the names of cities to begin with. Protected cruisers and scout cruisers also are named after cities. Destroyers and torpedo boats are named after distinguished naval officers. When wss the Chautauqua movement organized? Jhe first summer assembly met at Chautaucjua in August, 1874, and the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle was organized in 1S78. What is tt.'e .. urence between a business that is incorporated and on. that is rot? An incorporated business Is one that is owned by a corporation, as distinguished from one owned by an individual or a partnership of individuals. Ia an incorporated business liability foi debts extends only to the propertj owned by the corporation, whereas an individual doing business in his own name is responsible to the full amouni of his possessions. Which of our states are as large or larger than she German empire? German empire in Europe, 20S.7S0 square miles; Texas. 2GC.,8S6; Alaska. 590,884; Montana and .California combined, 305.204; New Mexico and Nevada, 233.324; Colorado and Arizona, 227.904-

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