Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 57, Hammond, Lake County, 23 August 1917 — Page 9

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Alter Aug-mt 13th, ou all classified advertisements placed with US over telephone and not paid lor at tha olllce within 5 days, na additional charge of ten cents -will be made for collection. The beet, service can he BTivei our patrone by bringing- all classified aft. rertisements to our olllce and paying: for same and save collection chargeLAKE COUNTY PTC. & PUB CO. TIMES NEWSFAJEHS. Any. 6, 1917. Wanted Male Help. 100 LABORERS WANTED 100 30 cents per hur. Call nt roo'H 39. Kin''""1 bIk", WMtaker-Vriedley Co.. Hammond. WANTED Bright. Jff Ikiv; must be over lo "u R-lVtr Murdock & Co. Hammond. J1 furniture truck. "iu,fb nnpd apply, put uP stoves, n ,ne - g te st. Minas Furniture to.. i r.. s2-l Supply Co.. 265 Michigan ave.s-.2 TTEP-A nleht watohrnTm Central Chemical Co., Hammond. Zl TTTfEDMarhiniPt "to7operate '.a the V a t O rasaelU Cheinicaljo:; WAN T E D A. barber; atea-v or evenings; good pa. 3" S-.2-3 v77rExperle,,r AA Garage. 80 Bu" 1Um "V:3-3 WTulmTtrT Ev for workroom: Fmat:.n.'h p'' recrer:enoed. pliable " Ul 'c jin. ord. Apply Superintendent, .. k23 Co.. Hammond. Wanted Female Help. WANTED Large manufacturing concern m Hammond wants experienced stenographer; must be rapid and accurate. Apply Tfcare Times. wiVTFD dishwashers. Sternberg's WAMt.li - - xf,..-niitan ave. Phone Restaurant. 3319 vin.ni.tu " s ,, . 95Z, ina. ni VANTED Waitresses. T. M. ' - T c. A.r 8-21-3 w jn'TED Touns lady clerk for stateV4en, work Apply .Production Mgr ym Graver Tank Dorics. S--1 3 ;..,vTED Woman cook, dishwasher 2 vaJreSTs 91 State St. Shorty's One Minute Lunch Room. ' v7Grl for KofoTnKl.rl MPrr.et'wm.m Feder. fin rv. - ' ' T .1 sales-WAXTED-orocery , men and oraer fi--tf , t in Strtre. 1.1. LOVegreu, WiN'TED Waitresses at Everybody's VaffereHl. 66 9 S. Hohman t.. Hammond. ', , WANTED-Diahwaaher. Wilson Restaurant. " r..,VTpn Two girls to work in boardInhoT no wh.n.. Rhone 8160. Hammond. -ix a vtTO Touni lady clerk for statAV UtlJaoTk APply traduction Mgr. Wm. Graver Tank Works. E. "; W1VTFD-Girl or woman for general TfAMtu-Jii' v' Hohman st. Hamhousework. i0S b. not""'"1 - s.3.2 mond. " WANTED Girl or woman for general oNuIe"wk. Standard Hotel . Columbia. Phone low. Hammond tfN-TED By manufacturing concern. WeNpIredrenogr8pher tor penod Of 3 weeks or month, i . H., lim-.23.3 Situations Wanted. WANTIB Carpenter work; new or rePlrln.. Phone 3641. Haonmond WANTED-Position as housekeeper for elderly gentloman. Address S o32 Washington St.. Gary. Inu. y-ii-i For Rent Furnished Rooms FOR RENT 1, 2. S. an(1 4 rooms farnFlLd for light 'housekeeping 1S Flu miner ave. a-1 1-11 FOR RENT Furnished room suitable for one or two gentlemen. Phono 322:. Indiena Harbor. 1702. 1-oth st. a 1 4 FOR RENT Five rooms. 459 Ingraham ave. West Hammond. o-i t-i FOR REST Nicely furnished room for light housekeeping: modern. 2.U Plummer ave., Hammond. 8-w FOR RENT Newlv furnished room; Btriotly modern; private family; corner Carroll and Hohman st3.. Phone 966J, Hammond. f FOR RENT Large furnished front ooin; steam heat. Also tine firaSe. at 309 Truman ave. 8-21-o FOR RENT Nine-room residence, furnished throughout. All modern improvements. Situated on Gary & Southern car line on Main St.. one block from court house. Crown Point, Ind. Could give possession at any time. Address Jrs W. H. Havwood. 141 N. Msin St.. Crown Point, Irid. l'hone 98. x-21-4eod FOR RENT Rooms fully equipped for light housekeeping: furnace hist. '.731 Hemlock St., Hammond. 8-22-2 FOR RENT Newly decorated rooms for light housekeeping; modern. 37 N. Hohman st., Hammond. S-22-2 FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for. people need applv: convenient to all car tine's. 175 Gostlm St., Hammond. S-22-2 FOR RENT Furnished room: suitable I for one or two gentlemen. iau :u. t Plnmmer ave., Hammond. 8-22-2 FOK RENT Tw-o light housekeeping rooms. Inquire at 218 Douglas ave., Hammond. Phone 2082. 8-23-1 FOR RENT Newly furnished room: heat: electric light: board port door. One man onlv. 760 Alice st. Hammond J--23-1 FOR RENT One furnished sl.-:rong room: modern and steam heat. "Mrs. Romstock. Orpheum Bldg , 3rd floor. Hammond. R-23-1 FOR RENT Three-room cottage, furnished for light housekeeping. Apt'N 535 May st. Hammond. 8-23-1 TOR RENT Or.e plain four-room cot-t-,?e. furn: ahio two plain housekeeninsr rooms, ready for occupency tomorrow Applv 85 ?ibley St., Hammond. S-23-1 F,r! RENT One large modern room v- 1'trht housekeeping: centrally lo-t-'l. 50," Hohman sr., Hammond. 8-2-1 For Rent. FOR RENT 6-room flat; up st.iirs. 450 Garfield ave. w est Hammond. Phone

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$500.00 BELOW VALUE. Over $400.00 Spls Pfl- In roll on thla property. Very choice eO r'r. lot on Ruth st.. overlooking slf links. Element spot for a hoin. and will surHv 1 sold quick. Cheapest, site ever ciln'ii in this beaut it'u I i.iout ion. Very eood 7-room hnus.i on Waltham st..; mod. rn in -ory way. Price is placed at n tipure for In.me.rinte sale. 6Zi ft. Lit in Hnmewood; nil spis. r1in fill. Will consider trade for improved prup.rtN. What lmvc you? C&U W. H ;..itlm. .I- 140 or 126. OOSTLIN, MEYK & CO. 8-22-1 FOR SALE ?-at-re farm, huusn and bam; 1 acre in asparagus and other npportuvil'H'S. Price Jl.O;" cush. or St.MiQ on time. Omvr MiiM . Dolton. 111. 8-10-3 FARM FOR SALE. Very productioe -iu acre farm In Porter county, 6i mil.-s north of Valparaiso, J mile from stone r..mil: 7-room house, pood barns, silo, woodshed, chicken house, granary, silo, implement shed and corn rr:b; cash or term; possession Sept. 1; will sell with stock and implements if pi-f-rrei. O. E. Nelson. O.K. R'.dj , Hammond. 8-15 FOR SALE 5-room cottage; walking distance from business center: bath, brick foundation, basement. Price $1,650 J2'0 cash: balance rer month. J. S. Itlackmun .'., 161 State St., Hammond. 8-21-3 FOR SALE 5-room cottaire. Price $1,700 - J76 cash; balance $12 per lonth nnd interest. J. S. Rlackrr.un Co., 161 State st., Hammond. 8-21-3 FOR SALE 20-acre farm: trood huildings and fruit. Land in fine condition: running water; one mil from Hiirh school and car line: 3." min. from Gary on Interurban. A. Dzur. R. S, Valparniso, Ind. s-21-."! FOR SALE 5-room new bungalow; strictly modern: cheap if taken at once Call 435 Forsythe ave., W. Hammond. 8-22-3 FOR SALE 4, 5, 6, 7. 8 and 9-room. modern cottages, bungalows, houses and flats. l'hone 1776. or see Mrs. Bunnell, 6:11 Michigan ave. Hammond. f-23-1 FOR SALE Five-room house, 1653 V. 10th pi., Gary, with 2 lots: j block from car line. Pri -e. $1.600 00. P. G. Gruenberg, Owner. 1015 Garfield st. S-23-3 FOR SALE 7-room house. 103 Manila ave.; modern. Mrs. AV. S. Horton. Hammond. 8-23,-2 For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Unredeemed diamonds and railroad wat"hs. Leaser's Reliable Loan Bank, 6& Scate at.. Hammond. Open feventnga. 4-12-tf KTSSMAUL FEED R005TNQ CO, 111 Clinton at. Phone a?S7. Kaat Chita to, phone 4I5K, t-ll-lr FOR PALE Mattresses of all frra(s, retail at wholesale prices; also mattresses renovated at lowest price. .vletropol itan Merc. Co., 56 ave., Hamnond. 1:20 SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS. 12 66 Singers. $12.00 to $25.00. Some as gon,-) as new. 6 Singer shuttle machines, $R to $15. 10 Xew Home, Domestic, Drophead, $5.00 up. At F. C. MILLER'S, Telephone 17S0 1S9 State St., Hammond. 8-20-3 FOR SALE Gas stove; hard coal heater; baby buggy, small laundry stove. 470 Summer St., Hammond, Front up statrs. 8-21-3 FOR SALE Modern gas ranse. 65 3 Wilcox st. Phone 2964. Hammond. 8-22-2 FOR SALE Grocery and market; fixtures: horse and 2 wagons: 2 new electric scales; new refrigerator. $700. Wholesale price for stock. Must be sold in 4 days: good location: about $6,000 per mo.t cash ind credit. Independent Market, 544 New York eve., Whiting, Ind. a-22-4 FOR SALE 140 planks 2xl0's and 2xl2 s from 10 ft. to 20 ft., for $40.00. 1S5 Conkoy ave., Hammond. S-22-2 FOR SALE Entire furniture for S-rom house. 431 Bauer St. l'hone 1665. H.mmend. 8-22-3 FOR SALE A new Underwood typewriter; a solid oak typewriting desk: a Eood leather upholstered oou;h: a good quarter sawed oak roll top desk. I am leaving the city. These things will be sold at bargain prices. Dr. W. X. N'orris, 62 Broadway, Gary. 8-23-3 FOI SALE 46 Edison Blue Amberol Phonograph Records; 25c each. Phone "197. Hammond. 8-23-2 For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE A 1916 Maxwell: mechanica.jjy penect, and nan oeen wen taken care of. Trice, $375. 1'. P. Clark. Phone, E. Chicago, 924. S-1S-6 PUBLIC AUCTION OF AUTOMOBILES Owing to a successful season we have accumulated a number of cvs and now need toe room, which we will sell to the highest bidde'- nt our garage, 529-35 N. Washington St.. Gary. Ind. starting at 1 p m , rain or shine, on Saturdav, Aug. 25, 1917. Ail overhauled and in good running condition. Terms $5 cash, balance within eisrht days. Gary Garage & Sales Co., Col Roy Collver, Auc. 8-20-5 FOR SALE 1917 Overland: 5 pass.; like new; j.i.o. 4o6 Forsythe ave.. E. Chicago. Phone 672M. S-22-1 FOR SALE A 1916 Ford Runabout in Perfect condition: been used for pleas ure car: $225.00. P. A. Parker, Northern States Lite Insurance Company, Ham-' m'wl. '.-22-3 FOR SALE 1916 Ford 5 pass.; Al shape. New car; $225. 4506 Forsythe i ave., L. Chicago. Phone 672M. 8-23-1 For Rent Flats. FOR RENT' Six-foom, strictly modernn lower flat; aiso 4-room cottage. I'hne 1776, or call 5S1 Michigan ave., i Hammond. 8-23-1 FOR RENT Three-room flat: private! batn; lurnisiied ror housekeeping; modern. 7t;9 Claude st. Hammond 8-23-1 FOR RENT S-room flat with all modorn conveniences. Inqtiire 102 Carroll st. Hammond. 8-23-3 For Sale Motorcycles 20 MOTORCYCLES SECOND HAND 20 All makes. SIneles and Twinn f I 625.00 up. Sold on easy payments. i Excelsior Autocycle Salesroom. 1 WALZ & SLIGER, 229 STATE ST. 4:i:j Lost and Found. LOST Brooch at Lake Front, between driveway and bathhouse, Wednesday evening: valued as keepsake: tinder Phone 1927. Hammond. Reward. 8-23-1 Room and Board. WANTED Roomers: with board. No. 1 Stste St., Hammond. Mrs. Stausis-

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CINDERS GIVEN AWAY Applv nt HAMMOND DISTILLING' CO. PIANO LESSONS rtasritn In 20 lessons. Teachers and beginners' course. Geo. Green. Phone 2296. 8-13-6 Personal. S HOOI, beKins Sept. 4th. All who have rooms or take teachers to board phone 8-21-3 LEGAL NOTICES. NMTIOH TO NON-RESIDENT THE STATE OF IX DIANA, LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, MAY TERM. 1917. ILLINOIS C A R AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, A CORPORATION VS. HIRSCH ROLLING MILL COMPANY. A CORP. CAUSE NO. 16409 ACTION FOR DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT OF SALE. Now comes the Plaintiff by Boraberger, Peters and Morthljid. attorney and files Its complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant Ilirsch Rolling Mill Company, a corporation, is not a resident of thu State of Indiana Said defendant is therefore herehv no titled of the pendency of said action and mat the same will stand for trial a? the next term of sand Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling . said cause on the loth day of Oct. A. D.. 1917. the seme being the 31st dav of the nex term of said Court to bebegun and held in the Court House. Room No. 1 at Hammond, in said County nd State on the 2nd Monday of Sept. A. D.. 1917, said uction.will be heard and determined in their absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond this loth day of Aug. A. D.. 1917. HERBERT L. WH EATON, Clerk L. S. C. By Rojcoe Hemstock, Deputy Clerk NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. Notice is hereby given by the Board of Commissiont rs of Lake County, Indiana, thru they will receive sealed proposals at the Auditor's Office in the city of Crown Point. Lake County, Indiana, up to 10 o'clock a. m., Friday. Spt. 7th. 1917, for the construction of a Seherzer Rolling Lift Bridge. Said bridge is to have steel superstructure and concrete piers and abuttments and is to bo built over and across the Grand Calumet River in the city of Hammond. Lake County. Indiana, where Calumet Avenue crosses said river. Said bridge is to be built in compliance with the survey, plans and specifications therefor, adopted by said Board, and which are now on file in the Auditor's Office. Rt Crown Point, Lake County. Indiana. The contract will be let to the lowest responsible bidder. A bond equal the amount of the bid must accompany all bids one of the sureties must be a resident rf Lake County, Indiana, or a Surety Company authorized to do business in Jake County, Indiana. Bonds to be returnea to all unsuccessful bidders. Blinks for lids and bonds will be furnished by the Auditor of Lake County, Indiana, upon application. The said Board of Commissioners rererve the right to reject an and all bids. JAMES BLACK, GEO. O. SCHAAF. . JOHN H. CLAUSSEN, Board of Commissioners of Lake County. Indiana. Attest: EDWARD SIMON, Auditor Lake County, Indiana. 6-16-23 i

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LAKE, SS: DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. CITY OF EAST CHICAGO. NOTICE OF SALE OF TIME WARRANTS. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday. August 25th. 1317, at 10:00 A.M. at the office of the City Controller, in the City Hull of East Chicago, Indiana, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder, Time Warrants of the face value of Thirty-five Th.oust.nd and no 100 ($3r,000.00) Dollars. nd sealed proposals for sam will be received for game at said City Controller's office until said cay and hour. Same Time Warrants will b Issued in denominations of I'm Hundred Dollars ($500.00) each, bearing interest at 3ix per cent per annuri, interest payable nt maturity; said Time Warrants will be dated August 25th, 1917. and will be payable on or before December 1st, 1917; the city reserves the right to redeem all or any portion of said Time Warrants before the date of maturity by giving one week's notice before the dale of redemption. Bidders must accompany their bid with a certified check of two per cent of the amount of tieir bid. Said Time Warrants nrc issued "for the purpose of making a temporary loan to bo used in paying the current and running expenses of the" city for the fiscal year. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. P. A. PARKS, City Controller. 8-21-22-23 NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. Notice Is hereby given by the Board i of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana, that they will receive sealed proposals at the Auditor's Office in the city of Crown Point, Lak County. Indiana, up to 10 o'clock a. m. Friday, Sept. 7th, 1917. for the Construction of a Seherzer Rolling L'ft Bridge. Said bridge is to huve steel superstructure and concrete rlers and abutments and is to be built over and across the Grand Calumet River in the city of Hammond, Lake County. Indiana, where Calumet Avenue crosses said River. Said bridge is to be built in compliance with the survey, plans and specifications therefor, adopted by said Board, and which are now on file in the Auditor's Office, at Crown Point, Lake County, Indiana. The contract will be let to the lowest responsible bidder. A bond equal to the amount of the bid must accompany all bids one of the sureties must be a resident of Lake County.. Indiana, or a Surety' Company authorized to do business in Lake County, Indiana. Bonds to be returned to all unsuccessful bidders. Blanks for bids and bonds will be furnished by the Auditor of Lake County, Indiana, upon application. The said Board of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. JAMES BLACK. GEO. O. SCHAAF. JOHN H. CLAUSSEN. Board of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana. Attest:: EDWARD SIMON, Auditcr Lake County, Indiana. 8-16-23 I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR anv debts contracted bv any person but myself. C. X. Feterie. 556 Sibley st. Hammond. 8-23-3 RED CROSS WORKING TO LOCATE BRITISH MISSING (By United Press.) LONDON. Aug. 23. (by mail) Of the thousands of British families who have waited in dread anxiety for1 flna news of relatives poeted as "missing." few have known how much effort was being mede to relieve their fears. The fact that the army contains a large corps of men who spend all their time searching for missing men is not generally known. These searchers, now on important branch of the Red Cross, are the result of a visit paid to France by Lord Robert Cecil in the early days of the war. He had gone to seek for news of a friend among comrades who had taken part in the engagement that resulted in the friend's name bemg listed among the missing.. It occurred to him then IP?

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PRO -GERMAN METHOD TO SAVE SAVE CABBAGE (By TJnlted Press.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 23. Uncle Sam has been forced to employ pro-German methods to savo America's cabbage crop. The emergency bureau of the department of agriculture today reported that tremendous rains have given us a whopper cabbage crop and that unless thousands of heads of It are at once turned into sauer-kraut it will be lost. Despite the fact that we're at war with Germany, aauer-kraut is so popular in this country that the price has taken a big" Jump. It is an easy and exceedingly profitable way to handle surplus cabbage. List year $1,000,000 worth of cabbage went the sauer-kraut route. SUFFS JAILED (By Unite 1 Press Cablegram.) WASHINGTON. Aug". ' 23. Six suffrage pickets who refused to pay $10 fine were today sentenced , in police court to thirty days In Jail each. Among the women was Mrs. Wiiiram Watson of Chicago.

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GOVERNOR WITHHOLDS PROCLAMATION (By Unite! Press.) INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Ay. 23 Because of unexpected delay in preparation of bills for presentation to the extra session. Governor Goodrich today withheld bis proclamation calling the legislature into session. "Approximately eleven bills are in the making,' the governor said, "and If the call should be issued it will he made just as soon as these bills are drawn and ready for presentation. That probably will be the first of next week."

SENATE IN RECESS (By United Press Cablegram.) WASHINGTON. Aug. 23 The senate today recessed until Monday out of respect to the memory of former Senator John W. Kern of Indiana, who died yesterday. Kern's death prevented his nomination as a member of the international Joint commission. Only a short time ago he write his friends here anticipating he might not get well, saying he believed it unnecessary to suggest acticn on a political appointment for him. APPOINT LAKE COUNTY BOYS (By United. Press.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 The war department today announced the appointment of two hundred first and second lieutenants fresh from the artillery training school. Fortress Monroe, who have been assigned to duty in France. The men come from all over th country. Paul H. Hake and H. W. Burns of Gary were appointed second lieutenants. sf

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a 1 RATES REDUCED On Loans of $5 to $100 No one need be without the mcney they want at our present low ratesIt pays to borrow from us when you need money for any purpose. 10 costs 35 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 we advance money on your own nots. Loans anwyhere In Calumet District. LAKE CO. LOAN CO. 23 RIMBACH BLOCK (Over Lion Stored HAMMOND, INDIANA. in the readies - ili Ij .'.?--..i '.s.i;t

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