Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 96, Hammond, Lake County, 11 October 1917 — Page 9

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After Angut 13th, en e.u cU. I'ttad adTertUetnents pUcad wits as OTBr telephone and not paid fur at the office wit 111 a S days, an adclltlonal caarga of tea cents will ba tirade for collection. Tha bast eervice) own to riven our patrona by Drinking all classified ad. vertlsementa to our office and paylug' for same sad cava collection charge. LAKE CC"NTY PTO. ft PtTB CO. Aug:. 6, 1317. Wanted Male Help. HOTS WANTED Ore Gnatt. eve and Blaine ave. Hammond. Conkev WANTED Laborers; 320 Pr Lour siao.1v wrtrir- vletmmk ouariers 1 ret ia Ve.r4 Keriuizt-r V o. b onh r. (.arv iC- Interurban on O. I S. Tracks. I o--l WANTED Boys over 1 yenr tor i-.vht i factory work; brm pchool celt.... a.- , Indian Box Co.. East Cmcjso. i"- - i j -Men for m!iin coerst v .- M-.ir Co. l-t"i V. ' 14.1th st. East Chicago, Ind. WAVTTin Platen press feeder W-py Ohapin Co.. Columbia 150th at. Hammond. ve., n ur 10-10-2 WANTED Carpenter for V. S. Reduction plant. Chicago and Meliville ayes E. Chicago. WANTED Porter. White, sober ar.d references. Ho'el Carleton iter. Humli'rmd. 10-lu-if vv-TTrn lunttor. Apply S2S Calumet. or ;14'? Carroll st. Hajiimond. 1 - 1 1 -2 v -r F-rvM i.idle-a ced '.V oollcct end solicit for lcadms Life ti.surs.nce Co.: experience utmecesr v. sb arv ano commission wn.i i.ortunitv for auvanceraen' : fere. ),;ired. Call Room No. 4, 1 Mi State M. H.nmoml. lo-U-'J A salesman: si catty raipu)nv. AMI V. NaZUettKin Shop. 131 State St. Haimimiid. I W ANTED Boys to set puis: wi'st lo iri vrs of aee. Rov McCool's Hovhntr Alley, 10- State St. Hammot d. 10-13-1 Wanted Female Help. WW TED - A woman to the Rake county jail. Phone !! person. Mrs. W. H. Oids 1'i oivn Point. work at rj1.1 "jo-9-3 lilRLS WJ Hammond L.iin - dry Co. Hammond. -- W-VNTED Ci1rl or woman for general j housework; grMd was. Mrs. M. Kahan. 701 Delaware St., Gary. i:ion ;4:. . 10-;.'-j WANTED Platen press feeder. Apply Chapin fr. Ct' .. ' lun bia ave.. near I lfo.tn st. Kan-miond. io-io-2 : WANTED An experiene?d Rirl to work in store: Rood pay; sto-idy work. An- i ply JS03 Cedar st. Ind. Har. 1 0-Vi-iJ ! WASTKD A colored fnrl for general j" lionsev. ork. 1RS H. ayne st, Hummoi d. Phono 1 0-11-1 1 WANTFDre liable. -Stenotrrapher. '.ill ;2o Unimn eTicient and i ml. 10-u-" Situations Wanted. W.WTED To gr out y tne day washing and ironing. I'hone d7.I. Harnmond. lo-u-l ,y For Sale Automobiles. FOR PALE 1916 Kissel Car. just h'.en repaired n.nd in got-d niechanical condition, price $t50. I'hone ilr. Clark, .ifler 7 p. m. t'2f East Chicago. l' -0--.iRt SALE Cheap: 1 F'14 Ov, rondster; best miminsr -oTc1;tton: ir shifi : will demonst r!e, S1J3 M. E. Em. 10i7 Calumet, ave Fhwi-.e llajioiiond. T vasn. j "72x j -1 1 - .1 ! FOK S LF - CJi'M -' "et Kabv Grand T n-ofjei, T a hatgnin if taken .-u onco. fis nartv is leaving town. Tre A G.irf .ts SO Russell si.. FhoiK 4 3. Hammond. 10-1 1-2 FOR SALE I'ini' ;Frd car in goo.-) running order: r: eixtra tires. $130. First ims ess: of bank on Highwav ;ve... Hit'hiaiid. Ind. Pi-1 t-3 fOIt jtAI.K 1917 :hevrob-t starter and llgtits; Al shape, take. 4 3 OH Fori lh ave. Plm linst Chn-ago. ,.-pa .-s : inn ' i ' I o7ri. 1(1-11-1 'OR fi A bll A meri a n Seoul roadster: must sell Pt e.rice: will la J I I'.'.Ott; ear m t-rfect eonii 1 1 in. 1-lf'ker i;,M:e. Fbrn 29SJ, -43 liussell st, Han m.-nd. i 0-1 l -z Lost and Found. I,('i8T Last Sunday morning between Valparaiso and Chicago ov r VVIieelerI loh n rt-Hid ge Road, tire carrier, extra Michehn non-skid tire .".4xH44. tire ease, ii! light siid lndismi miiohei- H9:i';. It-turn tire or rive, informs Km loading j I) recovery and receive r'-wnrd at Lin- j clii Higl'way lurage. Valiaraiso. Ind. 10-1 1-3 j L iST 1 .OPT Handkerchief wi'Ii false i teeth: return to Tmie.s orr'ice jnT ' Pet-Holds' B'dg.. limy. ln-11-.'J; Wanted to Buy. WANTED A Pout CO bu. ripe tomatoes will pay ?'.fcft per bu.: in good cnnlt t on. Hotel Carleton M Ilamme.nd ' e-,,., f i Room and Board. HiR RENT Koo ate family. 4; with boai-fi. m j rAt tl : lla"1 . 1 'i-tii-For Rent Flats. I-OR RENT--Modern seven-room fUC on south side: also two garages. Call phono W37VV. Hammond. 10-11-1 f-OR RENT Fiat: modern eiccept heit. one b'oek south of irotirt hot'"-. Phone 114 4J. H.imnioiid. 10-11-1 For Sale Motorcycles. 20 MOTORCYCLES 20 3?rfriTrn TIATT 5J ' aJLtJiU tIAxtU "' ! 411 makes. Singles and Twins, from S25.0O up. ESOia on easy payments. i Excelsior Autocycle Salesroom. WALZ & SLIGER. 29 STATE ST. I 4:16:3 FOR SALE 1316 Twin Ind -an. 3-speed. j electrically equipped; perfect ...net-' tion. Best offer taiies it. Andrew W,v- I kus. .1.1 ISS'.h st. W. Hammond. Phono 1 :u os. i'-i l-.i : 1 For Rent Houses. i FOR RENT Five-room cottage, healer. gaa and cook stove, $20 per month. Phone 10 or call 1124 Monroe st. Hanimond. 10-11-1 Miscellaneous. WANTED Old false teeth. Don't matter lf broken. T pay J2 to $15 per st. Send by parcel post and recei -e C -.eck by return mall. L Mazer. l'mOT S. si-h t.. Philadelphia. Pa. .29:3;i PIANO LESSONS Ragtime In 20 lessons, gunran-eed; beginners or ad- I vanced pupils. Geo. Green. Phone 229. Hammond. 11 Rimbach ave. 10-S-S

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Real Estate.Barga.ns These Bargains Will Stand ;XJp Under Close Inspection. s" r. bvmgalow. 48 ft- lit on south side. Xo n.K.-.-ssir).. nts. Electric lights, bath, furnace hea. n!v S27J0.0". r, r. bungalow on tim- 75 ft. l'i T on . Sou; h sue, garage, h. t. v.alti- tvat. in ex''i lir-iit condition, owier leaving city : wiit eii tor only $.;r.iiiu.'i. Lot alone I worm SlLH'.l-O. i r. house on &( ft. lot n Lf wis St., I hardwood trim, furnace heat, wrpned S I'l'ivh, i'rnme. imii" met ."n, m good oonjiii'inn. Price ("..,- suh i; snip, on'.y $::.,."ii.uO ! with SX50 cash and ti!ano- as rent. HASTINGS, WOODS & CO. i Office Hammond Savings & I Trust. "Rank. Phone 51. J;.,V c-.AKK.Ko, , fjosthn. Mevn's Calam.-t a,jj n.-st ofter take the lot. 'lV. , Mui'.-n, New HamMon. la. iO-S-ti K ' R SA LK Five-mom cotte.Ke. with bath. furnm: 1 eat. near tiary car and La fay vt ! e school; small payment iluwn. i bil. easy tern;?, Phone. 440. Call R22 Howard a vt-.. Hammond. 10-10-4 1 Ft R SALE 14-slory 7 -room bungalow: j modem, sue-i ing rooms upstajrw. on 1 7.0 ft. lot. 176 Lewis St. Phone 1251M ; ll.ram.wi. 1U-11-2 I FOR SALE Six-room, modern cottage 1 on o7 ft. lot. Will sell cheap for cash. I Call hefor Sundav. ;i04ii. Hoffman at. ,' i.-itt-m.:n.i. 10-11-2 FOR SALE Six-room cottage, furnace heat; ec. toilet. storm sash and screens: must soil quick. $1700. .1. D Waldron, S29 .ohl Ft. iiiunniond. 10-:l-B FOR SALE Cheapest ,"0 ft. lot on So. ;-ule. Terms Phone 31. Hammond 10-11-3 FOR SALE Two Rood homes, cheap; must be sold at once. Phorw 1148W. HammonJ. 10-6-6 eod FOR SAI.EB,S bart-ain; J1600 buys house and lot at H:i4 Jefferson st. Gary. 1 Ind Runts for SUM a month, and water taes pain: can rent it tor ?4U a montn. L'-avinp city. Mcrittrty, 12 Uoytlin st.. Hamniond. " Tel. 633. .10-11-3 For Sale Lliscellaneous. POTATOES at 1.50 per bushel delivered; $.1.45 Jppr - 1) US lie I 1 called for. 'Vothinor los;: llimi '2Vi hllsllf'l ' , . . tO i lXUStm. (lUarailteeCl TO - cook and keep lor winter C (ll'Ceil tOlliatOC?, 00 . , i i r l (M'lit s er I lusliei. Order tom1;1V iol liext week s deliv0V . Standard Ave., corner all Buren. Phone Hammond. 10-10-FOR SAT-E Unredeemed diamonds and railroad wat'ho. Lesser'a Reliable T-utn TinnL- ft atm at.. Kimmnnil. Open -veiilngs. 4-11-tf KTiSSMAUli FEED RCXJFTIiO CO. 119 Clinton at. Pboa .1717. Cast ChU ragj. phone 65rt , t-ll-lna ! PY1K Sil.E lliMntlv new It enhbr" r- v.-lver: nickel plated. wlh pearl !:a!id! : one of best makes. $6.00. Address, A. H., cars Times. Hammond. 10-4-3 tires tires Tiara .- have on band ail sizes of slightly j used casings at. ail prices. We buy junk casings ;nd tubes, or I iiHow credit for same on the tires ex-i-batiae. 'ipplio or vulcanizing, i Xieimback Vulcanizing & Tire Co., i Zl Hohman Sit. Hammond, Ind. j 0-9-3 ! Fv ) ' S LK "heap biv mare. 6 yr? i old: i r. i soft Hrid gentle: lady can drive. Sibley st. Hammond. 10-9-:! FOR SALE Base burner, good as new. 4 1 S Lauer st Hammond. I'hone 1 767. 10-tl--? l-' R H T.E "R.-se burner and soft coal heater. v-rv cheap. Apply cvcn.iigs onh. 411 !coit ave. E. C1iicarf. lii-10-1f FOR ? LEReul at tan M'TC inori'i. -M .' 1 1 resces of all grades. wholes1 In prices. Metronol"o., 30 PI u 'timer ave. Ham-10-10-tf FOR S.i.k ! kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables at the Golden Ruin Gror-ery and Market. 176 State Line St. Phone 2?t. J. W. Crook. Hammond. 10-11-2 .'R SALE- Base burner natural gas heater, ajid child's bed. very cheap. 1 5 1 Oloott ae. East Chicago. 10-1 i-tf FO tl SALE Hrd coal heater, cheap. 4 St; Summer st. Tel. 2S:2. Call be1 t ween 5 and H. tlaminond. 10-11-1 FOR SAI.E- I -!.' ; r ana ave, In rear. pup. Call Tndiupstatrs; mornings. 10-11-3 I'll I: SAi.K s t f re and forte, ee i:d thmt m i;oi n.-1-.-...nt of si "on ! eet lonary and grocery '-r'x-'in house on 50 ft. lot: I'll 1 1 -size hasernent; everyel rendition; must sell on k:t s-s. For further informs. G. K , Times. Hammond. 10-1 1-2 att II. Add F"R ble orcl SALE Round oak dining room t.iand fi leaf ber-sen ted chairs; 1 licatitis sove; Superior i?teel ; 1 g:; range; 1 small ice box; 2 and other household goods. iih st. Hammond. 10-n-i 1 'HU For Rent Furnished Rooms FOR REW Two ami three r"oms: furnished for light housekeeping, 1S Plummer if. Hammond. 0-24-tf FOR RENT Two rooms furnished for, !Rhi hmsekeeping; no children. Inmsire ;;9 S bley st. Hammond. 10-10-3 i-'( R RENT One large room suitab: for two gentlemen: also one small, roo'n Cor Oakley and Fayette s:, lovi er fiat. ' in-ln-l FOR RENT Two f!irn!hed rooms f light lirus-krf Ping: no ebilOren: a c. .n . eroenccs. i'hone SOIL 763 Claude s Hammotid. lo-ld-l'i R RENT Light housekeeping rooms, rv .les;-h1e. Sti4S Pennsylvania ave. ind. Har. lo-ll-l FOR RENT One pleasant sleeping ro.m. Phone 2i'l5. S&4 Hohman st. Hammond. io-11-2 FOR RENT One furnished room for 2 I gentlemen. :i'J2 Indiana ave. Phone .',.,. Hammond. 10-11-1 FOR RENT Larv veriienoes. 1G W light room: all conbb st. H:mimot-.d 10-11-1 I FOR REN T Two housekeeping rooms I iienr South Shore. I'hone 107SM. or call IMS Chicago ave. Hammond. lu-ll-J FOR RENT Three front rooms, furn. for lifcht housekeeping: elect, lights and balli. 236 Michigan ave. Hammond. 10-li-l FOR RENT Three nicely furn. rooms for light bskg. 220 Carroll st. Apply 7 W. State St., Hammond. 10-9-1 1-13 Wanted to Eent. Y VNTEp To rent by Oct. 15th. 4 or 5 -room lower flpt: strictly modern; references exchanged. I. t6 Times. j 10-3-3

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF KENKWAL OF LI'FNSK. NOTICE TS 1IEREISY GIVEN that the undersigned. 'UE1 VOCJEL, an aiiult male citizen of the City of Hammond, North Township. Lake County, Indiana, who has resided in the State .-nntlmioufdy for more than one (1) ear last past, anil in the City of Hammond. North Township, for more than six it!) months last past, bom al Chi.aifo. Illinois, on July 14. will app'j to tiv Hoard of Commissioners of

! Lake County. Indiana, at its November Term. i:!7, for renewal of a rttatl lijuor license heretofore granted to this applicant at its November Term, l!Ht;. to sell spirituous, vinous. malt mid other intoxicating liquors with the privii'g of allow. rig the same to be drank upon the following: premises situate in tin; City of Hammond, Lake County, Indiana, to-wit: The front room on the ground floor of the iwo-stoty frame buiMinn- situate on lot one- (1), in Ido-k six (6) AtJNES KORERT- PrBPlVIPION to the City of Hammond Said building is located at the northeast corner of Roberts Aveii'te -nd Indiana Boulevard in said city. The room in which liquors will be ftold i forty t4") by twenty (20) feet, faces both streets, has glats front, and glass door on boih street, and a side and rear entrance. The tar occupies the t-nst side of said room, ond there are living rooms in Oct 11-18-25 the rear and upstairs. FRED YOG EL. NOTICE. On and after October 6th. 1917, I will not be responsible for any debts or contracts Incurred by any one but myself. OH AS. Al. REED, 5012 Forsyth Ave., East Chicagj. The following described property will be sold for storage charges at Golden Eros.' Storage Co.'s Warehouse, corner Fayette and Sobl Sts., Oct, 27, 1917: One gas stove, S rhairs, 1 kitchen table, 1 dining table, 1 commode, 1 stand, 3 boxes. 1 barrel. 1 folding bed. Taken as the property of Mrs. L. R. Rasher. Sept 27-Oct 4-11 The following described property wilt be sold for storage charges at Golden Bros. Storage Co.'s Warehouse, comer Fayette snd Sohl Sts, Oct. 27, 1917: One sette. 1 rocker, 1 chair. Taken as the property of Eward J. Smith. Sept 27-Oct 4-11 The following described property will be sold for storage charges at Golden Eros.' Storage Co.'s Warehouse, corner Fayette and Sohl Sts., Oct, 27. 1917.: Three tables, 1 rrlrror. 1 cupboard, 1 chiffonier. 2 stands. 1 sideboard, 3 stoves. 10 kitchen chairs. 1 rocker, 1 morris chair, 3 baskets, 3 rugs, ,1 wash holier. 1 sewing machine, 1 bundle, 1 dresser. 2 tubs. 2 barrels, 3 boxes, 1 pedestal. 2 tin boxes, 1 trunk. Taken as the property of F. Witton. Sept 27-Oct 4-U The following described property will be sold for storage charges at Golden Bros." Storage Co.'s Warehouse, corner Fayette and Sohl Sts.. Oct. 27, 1917: One suit, case, 2 bed springs. 3 dressers, 2 mirrors, 3 kitchen chairs. 1 barre, 1 stand, 1 tub. Taken as the property of Anna Hallid ay. Sept 27-Oct 4-11 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS: SS. RESOLUTION' NUMBER 639 HAMMOND, INDIANA. OCTOBER 3RD, 1317. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond, Indiana, that it is desired and deemed i essarv to improve Jefferson Street,

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from South line oT Conkey Avonue to the North curb lice of Standard Avenue, in the City of Hammond. Indiana, by constrtic! ing therein, between said iermini'.l points a macadam paement n;ne and, one-htilf "inches in depth with poured asphalt, constructing combination e,rnent onto with gutter flag, constructing cement sidewalk five feet wide, forming a curbing eighteen Inches ir. depth, and constructing cement sidewalk fU e feet w ide as authorized by Improvement Resolution Number 639, ii.lopted by said Hoard on the 3rd day of October, 1:1! T. All work done in the making of said above described public improvement shall be in accordance with the lermfe and conditions of tae Improvement Resolution Number f59 adopted by the Hoard of Public Works on the above

named dale, and the detailed drawings. I plans, proftlesi and specifications which j arc rniv. tn file end may be seen in thei office of said Tioard of Public Works! of the City of Hammond. Indiana. Thei Hoard of Public Works has fixed the! 56th day of October. 1917, at ten o'clock! A. M., as the dale for the hearing of all persons interested or whose property is affected by said improvement, and will decide whether the benefits (hat v.iU accrue to the property abutting and adjacent to the proposed Improve merit, and to said City will be equal to or exceed the estimated cost of the pi posed improvement as estimated by tii' City Civil Engineer. JACOB SOI1ROETER BARNEY A. CARTER. DAN I EL V. E N" RIGHT. Oct 4-11 Board of Public Works NOTICE. DEPARTMENT OF FFBLIC WORKS,, CITY OF HAMMOND, INDIANA.) RESOLUTION NUMBER 650. Notice for the connecting and laving! of Lead Pipe to the lot lire In Jefferson : Street between the South line of Conkey, Avenue and the North line of Standard i Avenue. Notice is hereby given to all property owners abutting on said Jefferson Street, between terminal points specified, to connect and lay to the lot line a threequarter ( ) Inch lead water pipe for each twenty-five (25) feet of real estate abutting on each side of said fitreet, (except wherever exempted by the Board of Public Works) between said points, within fourteen (14) days from the date of the last publication of tht notice and in the event that any person or persons shall fail to make said connections within said time, the Board of Public Works will cause said work to be done as provided ty resolution passed this day under Ordinance No. SS2. passed by the Common Council of this City of Hammond on the 3rd day of July, 190S, and the collection of the cost thereof shall be made as therein provide 3. JACOB SCHROETER. BARNEY A. CARTER. DANIEL V. FNRIG.FIT. Oct 4-11 Board of Public Works. NOTICE OF FINAL, SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF VASILICA PATRUTLN. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM, 1917. NO. 1533. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. To the lleirs Legatees and Creditors of VasilioA Patrutin, Deceased, to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond, Indiana, on the 23th day of October. 1317, and show- cause, if any. why the Final Settlement Accotnts with the estate of said decedent should nit be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 4th day of October, 1917. HERBERT L. WHEATON. Clerk Lake Superior Court. Oct 4-11 1917 "Busted Out Ag n.B ' The late Father Renson had the habit of preaching long sermons. On one occasion, after a 50 minutes' discourse, he went to the altar to give the Messing, when he remembered there wes a notice he hnd been asked to announce. Be turned back to do so. "Bless me," grumbled the verger, "if lie ain't busted out again !" ICE

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Snapper Abends n Australia. The snapper Is the characteristic Australian fish. It is found all round the Australian coasts at ora time of the year, also In New Zealand and part of the Indian ocean. In haunts where the ocean bed is rock strewn or rubbly. Some think the snapper ought to have been on the Australian coat-of-axms. because he will remain when kangaroo and emu are gone. Snapper is the daintiest morsel to the shark, hut its large, beautiful eyes take in 26 points of the compass.

QaSSESSa1 buy tour coal and winter supplies now. borrow the money of us and' stop worrying. INVESTIGATE! 'The Twenty-Payment Plan.' It will pay you! Our plan permits you to borrow money at the legal rate of interest and repay it in Twenty small monthly paymen's. Von may repay the Ran io fuli io- in irt at the end of ecch month. Interest is charged only for the' actual time loan is tarried. J2.00 is the mo. payment on $ 30 J2.50 is the too. pavment on $ 50 $3.01 is the mo. paymtnt on $100 Come iu and ask ns to explain "The Twenty-Payment Plan." We ave licensed and bonded to the State of Indiana, under stale supervision, thereby giving an honest, square deal to ail. We make loans on Furniture, Pianos, Yietrolas. Live Stock and uffice Fixtures without removal. Call. Writs or Photie a I f -I! PP0V1DENT LOAN COMPANY IIS and 150 East State Panama Building-. Phone 323. Street. Hammond. YOU CAN EXPECT IMMEDIATE BENEFITS by being a SOUTH SHORE SHIPPER. Take advantage of our OVER-NIGHT delivery of all kinds of freight between Chicago Heewisch Hammond East Chicago Gary Michigan City New Carlisle South Bend For rates and other information apply to Agents of the Chicago, Lake Shore and South Bend Railway rVIcri

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Bread-Making Superstitions. Regarding bread making, there are several superstitions. In Yorkshire, England, nearly all the housewives still bake their own bread. After kneading the dough and leaving it to rise, a deep cross is cut in it with a knife. This is to "let the witch out," and the custom is common to this day. In Scotland they say that the yeast must be made within an hour of sunrise, or the bread will Dot be light.

j Odor. Any substance that will not dissolve i . . . ... . . m water nas an onor. it is tne actual ! substance itself, floattci; in particles in the air, as in the case of light and sound. The damper n tl ing Is the more powerful the odor it gives off. A pJensant proof of the fact can be hnd by walking in a garden after rain. It is the vapor of n liquid that smells and j not the liquid in the rasss itself. Working 24 Hours Day. A Chicago plumber has been arrested for leading a double life. By day he piled his trade, and by night he was a robber.- We don't know much about the robber business, but we have had some experience with plumbers, so we arise to ask the question where his double life comes in. Grit.

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RATES REDUCED On Loans of $5 to $100 I SICE LAST MAY. 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 SBc for one month. Easy to pay our way in small weekly or monthly inftallmenU to suit your convenience. If you are keeping house or have steady employment we advance money on your own note. l.oaaJ aayivliere in Calumet District. Lake Co. Loan Co. S3 RIM BACH BLOCK (Over Lion Storei H4.MMOXD INDIANA The Red Cross the symbol of a tause wide a3 the world and high as Heaven. '"n.,,ic ; ti '"Si'-ai Taste (DSD,

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