Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 32, Hammond, Lake County, 18 August 1917 — Page 5

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Mrs. J. L. Seidler and daughter. I M;im:e, of Wixt Slate street have i . - j turned after si f ad.r.v; ?ev. raj m ivs with relatives .n I'ltubaiVo, i a. ! Dr. L. Kelly who wa 3 1:1 St. Luke's ' fcjspitil. Chicago, returned !;.. ? Ii. v iii i,;t fend in ccMry ? operate ' ; Mr. (.au M:o. Otto laaa.e. Mi', and Mri. ; F. White ur, ! Mr. at1 Mrs :i-iui,-. I C i; -.-.t.y a ; ! and ton. O;, rus, will I t; raorrow i.iornin for a motor nip o! 1 altor.. Mich., v hvi'! t j .;, vili s: t i. 1 i tv,o ecKs. i 1 Mr. and Mrs Oien ivtoTS of Knv-oo j 1-ft led ay tor Detroit. The trip villi be i ti.ade by water. j ! Dr. and Mrs. S. A. K- i! s:sd family J

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Mr. and Mrs. Fror.lt Mammon.! wiil leave Sii.'iday, v. a it,' tor. for i;. .Kt, Mich. They wan be jic.x.mpanie.i by Mr. ar.d Mrs. v . Ii. Toid.-is oi J't-.-na, Ii!.

Air. and Mrs. w. ii. 1 axt'-n have re-j turned from Spring Luke. Mich. Mr. i and Mr?. Fn-r Crura (acitor ud Miisj

juorotny . rumpacmr v. ere wit a Mr. nnd Mrs. f'a :lon v. .ii rtmrj in unui tun Jay. Karoid Hammond who has b?on hnm cn a furlough, has ret'um-u to Fort

r.rct!t. Delaware. He ws nccompame l s far ,as Hattle Crrtk by li.s motl.er, ! Mrs. Vv". XI. Han.n.ond. j Mr. ari l Mrr. V-i!ter 3 1, ke sr.d Mr. and Mrs. William Fr.oth-f w:U motor : ton,i-rrov nirrar. to lov.;iis.i ?. Mivh, l'-maininx tht-r? lor a wtK. Thr-y will j t'.i--:i i;o on to Adan.s La.:;e. Koii City

cni after a w -vk tpent iliei s v, ill rc tutn home.

ois .-.or ta c-Hif i.cj.t! 1 vmprai-.oe j I-ri.gue mi i .ne.ni.ay ancmcmt! at tbe j bono- of Mtbo Dorothy KotTman. loi-j I'.'.vii:;; ti;i; bu.n- ss :ii.n iei-si'in. i

..r.s. a. save trie mcn.r.it.r? a f-iiort talk. Invitations havp been ir-suod for the cmlnR marriage "f Mi;,s Viola Kub-zyk tnu Mr. Joha krautzyi which v.ail be

an evt nt of cj u-mber the fourth. .Uoth !

of tr.e young people or wvll kn-wn and popular in West Han, rnond ur.a II ta-i.-.ond.

Military efTects are appearing in all of the newer style models and the "Infantry" suit is distinctly military throughout. It is muds of khaki or strjre. Tha hat with the leather t'jckio is in harmony wiUi the rest of tl.e outiit.

?.!'.ss Beatrice Hansen of Detroit J r'rert who has been in Lima and Cmcmp.t:, JC.. for the past two weekr-, i.

exi'eeted home tomorrow. j zz.-rsrzzzr- r jzr: - -i i fio:;r .. r t v.-'i, it moan? K.O million Kathryn Bush and Msreraret Kothwell bu;.i.- ia r.-.or. f. r jroiuier. for brf ad. will spend the week-end camping- with! Sae .;n irut: fit loultry a:ri tish. Cook the V.'ah-Wah-Tav-see C.'.mp Fire Girls ' no Vial or la.-i.O and ttoai.o us of ail left-

til Xew Buffalo, Mich.

Miss Julia Kingston of Truman avenue left too'ay for Iirston where she

Sir. and Mrs. Joseph Conroy of EHzabeth street left today for Mackinac Is

land, Mich., where, they will spend sev-jWtil visit h r lr-.-hcr, I-awrcnce Kingseral weeks. I ton v ho at ti-e &rinory iher From 4 1-ioityri 3..'iss Kii:i-;.n.ri v.tl fo to WashMr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Mcrcan of ?t. j int.-ti for a short is:t. Lout?. Mo., are the guest.? of Mr. nn:l 5 Mrs. John Huber of gtat? street. Tli?l SOOTS IC3 SOZSZZ5. Morgans formerly !ivd in Hammond; ICe(i?:ruir,.- thv reou. ;-o f-.r buoks for and will be remembered by a number of j the so'.!o?rs fruited in there columns friends. j several iias r.o it is r oio sted that 6 only bo -s in s..-.j condition be P' nt in. HOY ECOTTT WILL SB AT DOOE. j Fbtior,. book:; f.f a-jvont ire. 1-ooks of To 'he women of Hammond : A Boy tr v-l. Fr-r.rfi jrr.ttnr;i-s and books of Sti-it wili be at your door Mrr.day v.ath ?-H''Ml in'r-r-f 1 m-n are wnr.tta.1. Do a Food Conservation card. Sig-n it .and, i"t send ii f .-io-tfv l cv.itv you m&il it. It simply means that voi wsll j l "'5-r want t'nri yr.-:-s. f. o-tr boys economize on vo ir cooking in every pot. j dererre the fci-r-t. so .dec', from your mIi v ay. For instance, hi-e on- ; library severe! veltiiia-s hn h you par"htatless mctl a day; vise corn, rye or j ticuiariy iijoj ', si 1 sond them on. barley bread; save on the wheat. If j 4

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! tmket at the Ilatrtmond station you have j.ioh;.h;v ,e-ri sut prised !v bu v-

r.a your ticket from a pretty youn-r ! a!". Tais is a iteml lik.-n'-s. Her r.amt is ('IraziCia Cheviyney, Uauah-t'-r of !.r. i'i . :sn. y, Hammond. "If w a., yon like your work?" sipwas asked by n irnni-t.-r. "1' i.e-. t!;;i nk; I hk" railroading." "Are you going to be a 'brakie' some day?" "Welt, ma viie. Pat not just yet. You .o-e son.ebadv rr.at take th" plaoe of men w';n they to war. Thttt's t'.e reaiior. 1 nrr!,-d fo- tbe job." And tbe aei t. A. J. KLrijrsiarrn.

says: . j "Miss C h o'.'i rn - .r-.d!es her work j n cad style. S..- i -i tile first wtfiani n:plovi-d tn tti ket seller on the M- J to n i oa ii j Mss Crr.zii 'la i : J jeers old and' is n jiriiduat" of Ha.nniond hioii sohoo'. y'd.e's uett.UK $73 a mnntii i ;a-d that's n-t bail eh'.' Now. boys. I don't rash for tiei ts.

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PARK OFFICIAL EXPOSES wall mn mm Mrs. Ray Tells of Refusal to Cast Vote for Wall Street Scheme.

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SY CXOF-GS SIASTI2T. (United Prase StaiT Corraspoadsat.) WASIHXGTON. Aug. IS. Cnde Yarn's compensation, relief and insurance system for soldiers and sailors in tbe war Rainst German was practically ready for submission to congress today. This legislation will be passed by (he prestnt session of congress It docs away with the old civil war yensmn sstem altogether. It will be administered by the United States treasury department. It provides: For the support of dependents of soldiers and sailors by an allotment from the nun's pay and an allowance from the government. That officers and nun be indemnified against death, total or partial disability. That a government system of rehabilitation and re-oduea-tion of disabled n.en be inaugurated, and: That the jrovernment issue insurance up to J10,'"00 on the life of every soldier or sailor applying tor it and paying the peace time premium thereon This is the first time in history the United States has employed any forehanded method of caring- for its fighting men nbout to go to war. The covernn.ent foe's its duty to provide ample protection for enlisted men

and their dependents, it wa.-i pointed out today, because the men are taken by draft. Payment on account of soldiers or .saliors killed in action will hebased on the number of dependents he lea ves. The family allowance will be irraduatcd by the Koverninent to care for each dependent. It will be given only if the soldier or sailor makes the allotment of j.art of his pay to his family. The amount to be paid for a man's death will bo based on the man's services, the size of bin fjimily aril the degree of loss to his. lamily by his death. Par iia! dis ihi'.it.v w'i' be compensated for alon? 'he same l;i. s. .Ml this cotiipensa I i n v.iil be pmd directly by the z , ernnicrit. I n b r the insurance .system, ure c f who-h i optiona". the. government will pay all the war excess premium on his p-db, making insurance up to fla.Oaa just as cheap to him as it would be m p a-, e times. The rovt rnmtnt also will fs'.-.hlish a system for re-edur ation of injured men to fit them as far as possible for lives of usefulness either in their former or in other vocations. They will be paid compensation and their families taken care of while they are beniij thus helped.

PtWc catarrh, ulcert'cn and inflajn

I station. Recommended L y Lycila . jPiakiiara Md. Co, fc;- tea year.

i A needing i ender for iL.'.nai catarrh, ! "ore throat and sore eye. EconotntcaL i Hi e;Vric:Tii.-.iy o'ai'na nd rrerrfickliil nmirr.

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Tel. Ea-t CMchko DR. J. GOLDZrIAN DENTIST Flrrt National Un rHi. Cor. cr.'.ceiro 4 Forsyth Ave. FAST CTtlCAIJO. IX I. Consultation in Encash. Oermu Foliaii. SiavisM ar.4 Kusilan.

i a acr it. . - :r,,r the P. A. Parrys. 4 1 Mr. an-.'. Mrs. CliarVs H. i-'haat.o have returned'

Per,. , '...: Aft-T vi Warreii sti -Infers:;: . home.

Tfl IT A T TT Ts TV i v ii f;.. iiii ..-1 .-t jj WITHIN 4S HOUSS iCntithucl From Paste Onl conferees f :;:r J to ir-'-t nowhere. Xc derit.i'i pl.inst were made. It was brought out by'the "; vorn ir and others tha. t.h' re was prob.abi y need for war ierisia t :oi . although the t;,uf rner and all of th- ot B-r oj that a special

session should be avoided if possible. Nobody want3 a soecial session. Among- the subjects discussed as beins those that -would probably com? bofore the legislature at the special session were coal, state and home defense, several proposed em-titut ional amendment special emergency appropriations for the state institutions and some others. Althoutrh it is known that th Cover nor is strongly in fiver of enact in? his excise tax law. the subject was not before the eon ft rence, it wa said. Aci ordm-j to reports, it was brought out clearly that there must Vie no attempt on the part of anyone to pl.iy politics if a special session is called Patriotism and not politics must be the rule. Trior to the conference Will H. Hays, Republican state chairman and chairman of the s'ate council of defense, sent word to the separate conference of Democratic leaders at the Denison hotel that polities should be eliminated from the special session, and that patriotism should rule all of the actions. This proposition took hold. It is believed that the call for the special session -u-i!l be issued about Sunday or Monday. The date for the sfssion probably will be Atipust 27.

Subject: "Is Man the linage of God?" Communion service. 11:15 Sunday school. 1;00 East Hammond Sunday kindergarten.

Fast Hammond Sunday school. West Hammond Sunday school. Purr.ham Sunday taboo. Evening service.

Sermon by the pastor.

Subject: "The Good Ejects War."

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Where to V orship -Meetlngs at Various Hammond Churches

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Everybody Welcome.

Dancing Afternoon and Evening. G-ocd Uusic. Band Concert 'Afternoon and Evening by Ilebart Band. Special Car Service from Iltli and Broadway, Gary. Boating and Fishing. In event of rain postponed until fcllovdng Sunday.

. . i.'t ver.uc Ca.".rcr.. J.ihn C. Parrctt, minister. Uesidence, Z'i Mason street. Phone Fabli school at S:5 a. m. Mornmtr vv sliip. 10:4c. Sermon by pastor. Christian Endeavor. 7 p. m. Uelbcuitt Episcopal Church. T. J. FasseU, pa it or. CUss meeting, 9 a. m. Sunday school and adult bible classes at &:45 a. m. Mornins worship. 10:45. Dr. W. Mayes Mart.n, officiating. Evening public service. 7:00. The Epworth league in charfre. The Whiting- and East Chicago leagues will attend service for report of Battle Ground meeting-. Tirst Baptist Church, 2C7-213 Sibley street. Phone 711, Floyd H. Adams. Paster. Residence, 15 Williams street. Phone 1181.1. 10::ia MorninsT worship. Sermon by the pastor.

St. Faul'a Lutheran Church. Rev-. Then C!au . Pastor. G-r::r,-.n service, 70 a. n,. C'or.sregitional me-tins-. Z ?,ri p. ni. Ttxnt Congregational Church. Chicago avenue and Tovvte street. The Rev. W. G. Cowley, Fastor.

! Phone 2C.".0. j Sunday school, 10 a. m. j Morning service. 11 o'clock. j Preaching, 7:45 p. m. ! Tirz-i Church cf Chriit. Scientist. ' Holds services in Room 512 Hammond building. ; Morning service, 10:30.

Sunday school. 11 30. Wednesday, S p. m. Sub.W-t of trie lesson sermon ie: "Sou;." The public is cordially invited to attend. Imaaaouels Srsnirtlical Church. The ReV. A. J. Hots, Pattor. SSI ;ib!ey ptreet. Fhone 1185-W. Sunday school. S a. m. German .and English classes. Herman service. 10:15 a. m. llnirlish service, 7:30 p, m. Piae Street Presbyterian. The Rev. M. H. Krause, Pastor. Sunuay school. 10 a. m. Divine service, 11 a. m. Junior Christian Endeavor, 2 p. m. Senior Christian Endeavor, 6.30 p. rr.. Evening service, 7:30. Moarce Street SI. 3S, Church, Russell B. Kern. Pastor. Giade work :n c i.i: of o. N'. Klger. Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morning service, 11. Epworth league. 7 p. m. Preaching service, S p. m Tha Ns.zarcne Church. The Rev. K. G. Roberta. Pastor. Sabbath school. 9:45 a. m. I'reachinpr at 11 a. m. Young People meeting. 6:. 10 p. m. Evangelistic meeting. 7:30 p. ra.

Associated Sibls at 3 p. m. Sun, lay, All are invited.

Student, will meet at the K of P. ball.

Hurry! Hurry! Hurry!

Coal Prices will soon advance

I Take our advice and buy

now. lion the mercury starts to 0 down, coal prices will surelv so up. THE BIEKER BROS. CO. I-t lblr Ot. C5T Tf. HDHain STk KAJf.Jf OtTD, CtTB.

The Christian Church, Calnmet An. nue and Summer street. C. J. Sharp, pastor. Phone 1045J. Orchestra cancer-.. 9:13. Bible school, S:30 a. m. Communion and preaching service, 11 a. m. Junior congregation and C. E. service. 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Moving pictures. 7:30 p. m. Triodecs Evangelical Church. Cor. Sohl St. and Indiana Art, hcv. Peter Well. Pastor. Sunday school. 9:30. Church service. 10:30 a. m.

Mis. Kate W.-od Ray. Gary park commissioner, who has been persistently hounded an iattac.kv.-d by the Wall Street newspapers in Gary for her fearIt ssrass in opposing the steel trust's political agents today issued an explanation why she did not vote at the park board raeoting the other evening. Mrs. Ray was attacked because she cast no vote when the, proposal to locate- a 400-acre park in tin- Little Calumet marsh was made, to offset any move to Ret a larke front park in Gary. The in.-t ung was the tirst tiiat Mrs. Ray had ever attenited and it. was the tirst that the had heard of the sch.-nie to comn.it the city to an expenditure that would involve J 1 Mi.Mtifi, possibly -scverui hundred thousand dollars. ?aiuraily she cast no vote as the measure vcaa jimmied through. There was no chain e for consideration. Now neither the mayor n'T -Mrs. Ray are opposed to a south side park, but they want to protect the people's interests. It is said that the park scheme did not mature until a lew hours before the meeting and word came from Chicago the next day in the shape of a report that the Tolleston Gun club people, owners cf the property had been notified not to bo alarmed by any moves made by the Gar park board. 3Crs. Say's Statament. To Editor Tun Time.-:: Inasmuch as my claiming trie parliamentary privilege of no: voting at the meeting of the Park Board on Monday last has apparently been misunderstood I should like to make the following statement. In the first place the meeting on Monday night was the first meeting of the Board I had ever attended. In the second place the proposition upon which I declined to vote was not one involving whether or net Gary ; hould have a great park on the south side. The proposition upon winch I declined to vote was a recomnn ndation to the Common Council for the purchase of a specific tract of land for park purposes; that was the question before the Board anil net the merits or demerits of a south side park. And I felt and still feel it would be preposterous in the extreme for me to give my vote and my signature to a specific recommendation to the Common Council involving an outlay of over ((0.000 upon which I had not had the opportunity for 15 minutes consideration. KATE WOOD RAT. Park Commissioner.

Isto p.o "p-Ae? Sign and mail the couk'ifCkiSu E3?' vawSii w'J poa be'cv today I win prove 11 to tci! FnS!L 4 OOO peop!a say St cured thorn. A Ej?crir.! trcat:rcr.t i?or L!faats and children. nmaiiuiniuiuiHtnii Ct?T.WC MilLTOOkY 'lliMiiHaiiiitimillllM S. C. KiSTZZLL, Druusiit, 1434 West T.Uln St., Fort Vsyne, Ind. riea; M-ud, w jthouc cost or ohli;rutiia to roc, your Pree Proof Treatment for Sfcia Diseases. Name c Post Office state Stieet and Nuraier.

jNo man is a patriot .h- would not ju:ve all he has if he e,,al i. with !cni or. end the wir tor-n-rr u. '', eat :l---n s-Lri.ll be sail f the mm who ;- ri 1 v nvow that they ft i.nlv want i 'arse pi-..rits f.-i- lilt present, bi.i w .mt t-. re, oii;, !; I.)Ss, s f tt-e ;,, and

. jil-ovide m.-arance aga insl

tiUf bsse? "It is essertial to the sa -c. s-f j; ;i -osn-iit of tins war that bu.-mosx

should r !,,c,,-d ;i;,,rr n c -ui w :'h a fair profit. T,. a if ; :; t t. ft. bow.-ver. imnatui-iil profit s;i' h time is to y,... i !'..,.'! .,,.,,. -.

SEA GULLS AS AID AGAINST SUBMARINES Bt I nited Ireii. WASHINGTON'. Au.i. 1. He was an

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la.da't t' ii.- to his head either, lie d. I!? anted to belp his country, and

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James A. Pearbeyne, formerly of Gary, has been ordered to report to the next Offi- era' Reserve training camp at Indianapolis, by command t-t Major General Glenn. Mr. Pearbeyne served at the last camp, aiding the company ' instructor. He served five years in the regular army, as a coast artillery sergeant. Mr. Pearbeyne has a college education and is well qualified for shoulder straps. His commission is expected soon. The prospective office w as formerly, a member of the Gary police department.

NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

( Special to The Times.) CROWN POINT. IND, Aug. 18. The following new marriage licen.-es uere issued here yesterday: Wiliiaid .1. Amstem. Gary, and Violet Lancdon. Iron Mounta:n. Mich. Andro Kezpka and Verna Mucha. East Chicago. Ind John Lee and Vera Hadley. Whi'ing Louis Jos. Hammer and Esther Jane Mauck, Hammond. Norman Barnes and Nellie Gregory. Hammond.

NEW CIRCUIT COURT CASES

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tSpecial to The Times.) "r.OWX POI NT, IND.. Aug. IS. The lowing new cases were riled in the

ke circuit court h-re jesterday: :U Quiet title. A. . Chromis and John Slazas. et al (Ceo. E. Hershman) vs. Charles Deist and Mrs. Deist. Paul Lauritzen, et al.

4 0 Divorce: Minnie C. Rogers (Geo.

P.. Williams) vs. Verne H. Rogers. 47 Mary Garrison and Wm. Garrison (Pattee .v. Johnson and D. B.

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Straley) vs. et ah 1 Injunct ion Benjamin Will er and Keilry

Samuel Livingston.

and receivership; ams (August Brem-v-Gaivin, Otto J.

Bruce) vs. Anton Van Der Heyden

and Adrian ..v mtennans.

STEEL, COAL, FOOD WAR PR0FITER3 ARE LASHED JACKSONVILLE. ILL.. Aug. IS. Declaring that, the "supreme test" for America had come. Gov. Lowden yesterday in an address at a Chautajtjua hero " deplored! war profiteering by

who are "growing drunk on s" and said that the country

t be put first or the nation would

its present struggle.

Gov. Lowden said: "The time has come when American business men must dee-id whether they will put their country or their fortunes first.

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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The United States govei p'!t-1 1 as ordered from the Baldvv in Locomotive ; Works, 764 V comotives. This is m a-- j dition to the goyet "i un ui 's ord.-r .or i

i'.O locomritivt. s of July : lart. wi.ich V(s split eeenjc i,.ivA,,ri t'c Baidwin and Amerii -an locomoiive coiitaiiic--.

American Shipbuilding which has it

main plant in the Caiuuie: river, m the!

year r ntled July "0. earned .11 per c nt on its common stock. This is after deduction of $400.00,') from the net earnings for an estimate of six n .i, ;;. excess profits tax, aft r t-ii-irging- $ 7 .""". s 7 t.) the year's niaiiilennnee aril Gi'elaiO to iji'i reciation. After all ;hc-e va: ;ou ilciuctions 'h- net ire-its for the year w ere $3,1 !$,o t0.

"Pi-event all merchant ships from strf-.vir.ir arhafe en the ocean. Then the s.a-Liu' s vv...r't trail the shirs. 'I he n take foj-ee tme U. S. submarines and throw food out from them to the -Vi!:-. Very sirapl". 'Vu'hs barn to associate perls.-ope . i submarine With food. Follow submarines. German l"-hoat pop.- up its periscope, while

4u!i. oir-le about for food. Destroyer ! rioter) uulls, knows thev see periscope M::;s U-boat." I P S. The U-boa to still gather theijtoU.

NEW CASES FILED. In the Hammond Lake Superior Court.

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LaSalle street vrsii-rd.iv ha-l rumors ' i

that the fedfi-nl trade cou-im

iecided noon 'he price .for- s:. -i. a-;.,, e rumor", however, fixed the price from any,. here bet ween ?ii" arid Ms a ten and agreed only on th.- 10 bonus for early delivery. At any such puce, however, it is believed that the 1 companies v. i'l show a h.-itid.-on-.- j-!!, ,as most of them made their r:- -rest profits in HM6 at prices r,,,t to exceed SO 7 a ten.

Ask Yourself How You Can Serve Your Country?

P.m. 2 Divorce and Pet. for

Ifj.; John Mulac vs. France Mub-v. DM" lim. 2 Forct 1. Mtg.; Northern States I .if Ins. Co. vs. A. Malcolm Hazelgreen, et al. '. ! !' Rni. 1 Failure to Perform

n f,Cid i vo-ii -tti t, jiiuiii..- ear cc .uig. v.o. rh',Z ! vs- Hirseh Rolling Mill Co.

..-j .' .i it . n. r orcci. or .vug. ; Adoip.'i Hirs'-h vs. Emeiine Martin and Jt.hn Martin.

1404 Itni. 2 S;.it on Promissory I Note; George ,. Dohbins vs. Clarem.e I. Hoffanan. ; 1 6 1 -i His. 1 Acct.; Chapin & Gore j vs. Win. C. Herrington. et ah ) IfiKu? P.m. 2 Divorce; Sarah M. B. j Wo. d vs. Jerome T. Wood. jl'lP'G P.m. 1 Fraud. Conveyance; Edj ward J. o'i'"".Rfll v-, Thomas fi'Cotinell. t al

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Now that prices are high it is more than ever important that yoij give careful consideration to tha roof you are going to put on. You can save real money and get z better roof by using

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HAMMOND Ground will be broken

i here in the ney future for a $30,000 j home for working girls of this city. F.

S. Betz. a local manufacturer, has provided the funds for the propect. The club, which accommodates about 75 girld, till! contain a bowling; alley: and rymnasium.

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IHSURAKCE Age 4O-$17.&0 Other Ages in Same Proportion. Fill out and mail coupon for Booklet, "LIFE INSURANCE FACTS." Name - St. P. O. Merchants Reserve Life Insurance Co. ALBERT C. HUBEB, Dist. Mgr. Suit 200 22 Broadway. GARY, INO.

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Thru quality and sheer merit as a roofing material CERTAIN-TEED Is now being used as the preferable type of roofing for sky-scrapers, factories, hotels, stores, warehouses, garages, farm buildings etc., where durability is necessary. It is economical to buy, inexpensive to lay and costs practically nothing to maintain. It is weather-tight, light weight, clean, sanitary and nrc-retardant. It is guaranteed for 5, 10 or 15 years, according to thickness (1, 2 or 3 ply). There arc many roll roofings on the market, tut only one CERTAIN-TEED. It pays to get the best. It costs no more to lay a CERTAIN-TEED roof than it does to lay a poor roof, but there is a vast ciilerencc in the wear. You can't tell the quality of a roofing: by looks or feci. Your only safety is the label. Be sure that it is CERTAIN-TEED then you are certain cf quality and guaranteed satisfaction. Certairi'tsed Slats-Surfaced Asphalt Shingle are lupplir.ting- wood and liute shingles for residences. They cost less, re just as good looking-, wear better, won't fall off, buckle or split. They are firc-rctardant, and do cot have to be painted or stained. Ccrtain-tecd Paints and Varnishe3

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CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORPORATION Vsw York. Chicago, Pbliadolr W. St Louip. Boston. C3evel and, PittsbarBh, Detroit. fuftaJo, San prcvucico, M.iwfieio.1. CtneiriXi.ri, New tirleann, 14 Ani?eia. Kirme polis. Krsmiia 4'!ty, Pea-tie . iidi,i.iaooi:, tlarta, Kichmoud, Grand Rapid. ii.viie, bait Cny, oil, H juauui. tiuiuva. Locdou, byOutj, littvau. For Sale By WISCONSIN LUMBER CO.

East Chicago, Ind.

Phone 17.

FOR SALE BY BROADWAY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Eleventh Avenue (Near 3roadway), Gary. Phone 940. FOR SALE BY THE HAMMOND LUMBEFv CO. Phone 11 Vilcox and Oakley Sts. Hammond, Ind.

SOUTH SIDE HARDWARE CO.

Phone 43.

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2194 Broadway, Gary,

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