Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 274, Hammond, Lake County, 17 May 1918 — Page 7

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THE TIMES j smooth at the cilsro. The twite of th.'J j kid that you must destroy nrc dim j j gray Jn color and bear .spine, us- j j ually in groups of throe. Destroy th-i WAR HINTS, WAR HELPS, WAR DUTIES Complied Dnd ( onrirnved From the Indinna Stntr otincM of 1-. SEIZURE OF BAG DAD RAIIAVAV liV BRITISH HARD SETBACK TO PAX -GERM AX AM BIT I OX S common l-arbci i y at once before it ran : Jauiasf th wheat crop this yenr. j I f-1 1 In " ritir to a !.;. 'r in Fi.iti.-e.) ; a.l.lioss y..ur letter to tlie "Amoncan . '. V.. !'." ii.--t id of merely ning- the in',- ; I ti "A. K. F." There at .' ,- -rnl i . - r' 4 Hisr up ntt.l b-rn I '.-.. shrub known the common barberry. It f.-eds the which tlie w:nd hl..vs 'nt.. wt.oat csnsjnir black si in st. It ; :j...iry toroos ni f nin.v :mi ;.:a:l w i. i !,.es not cirry the word i;i.-ri an i':iy wind Lip at the vvrenfr iestittntion. ! 3 : i 1 -.1 . r ; i-.c .i not he nar a w hc-ii fl.-M to make j trouble. The Japanese l.arhei ry is' The Indiana State Council of T'r-l:a:-n. ,. It crows low. Th bad j fense savs that the wise man ts he j kind is a tail, erect shrub. The uls.y a puts in an early order for coal of the leof are phiriiv to .th.-d. wh:!e ' and p :f:.-r th- dealer until t!,i t'o- . ves on ti .la pr-v for-n n-e v. :it-r s'irj'lv is !n the bin. ! Iff ?Ht - v. --,.3b - ' - rrz M : It 5 ' :1 4 ajTJ J rtV if X v. 1 4 fe1- -1 t way

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CASE CAREY GEOCEEY SPECIALS FOR May IMh to May 2Qlh Inclusive We Charge 5o for Delivery to Any Fart cf the City.

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PUPJE LAHO (Oscar Mayer's) V '! ALCO NUT BUTTRiNE, . or l GOOD LUCK EUT TERINE, SINCERITY MINCE MEAT, 1 "ir o'.'.or, : j.kf1.TC i LET PAFEP? (10c seiier), 4 ro!W FANCY NAVY BEANS. r vi SHADY LANE TOMATOES No. 1-3 ran- " . c ' r ? :.... 3 - 3 can?

SHADY LAN E EARLY JUNE PEAS

3 ear.s FANCY RED DEANS, 1' c;n.-

S!NCEP.!TY PORK AND DEANG.

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VN CAMP'S, PET. CARNATION. SILVER COW OP. BOULEVARD MILK, tail cans. rnch. : FANCY SLICED PINEAPPLE,

pir ran . SINCERITY KRAUT,

y.'o. 3 2 c?.r 2SC ARMOUR'S HELMET HOMINY,-

3 cans

j SOAP I OLD CO'JNTRY LAUNDRY SOAP,

Along the Hagdad Railroad in Anatolia. The seizure of the Eapdad Railroad by the British was a hard blow to the pan-German dream of a German empire extending from llr.mhurp to the Persian Gulf. A freisrht train on the Hagdad Railroad is seen in the background of the accompanying picture. Just beyond it are Turkish military te;.U.

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KIRK'S AMERICAN FAMILY Id bar KIRK'S WHITE FLAKE.

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r m- : no'!t of til" time w-.i iiout w liite Hon OiC , s,n.j di.l n t w. op conpl-nn. if tiie I I'tuted Stte if y'ir country, you 5SO ' 1 an 1 ,ri''k t'1' regulations w ith1 I'tit cheatins y..urs-lf.

jJAP ROSE TOILET SOAP, SC ! 3 bars

OLIVILO TOILET SOA 3 bars U. S. MAIL SOAP, 10 bars ARMOUR'S LIGHTHOUSE

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25 I from ail parts of the state rnmes j the query. "How about Vorildinjc this

voir. I ne i ..;!! of .Natl rial Jte-

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j build unless the rew structure is an -25 ir.imediate n-. .-.-si.y. Pon't build if yo:i can r ost not p btfil.J'mi. The otd y

j wF.ll wh'e'n counts n nv is the wall

which will hflp us to win the war.

LAUNDRY SOAP, 1ft bar? TRr

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for I sure d realizp that now. We left ei: ur.'h and went straiul-.t to th.e rr. I

hall and we had some dinner. Menu consisted of: Chicken, potatoes, (spinach. rc?s and pie no onions, thank goodness, end you tell (;,.ri; that he is off about his butter checks, for w e net all tlie butter we want, and stood butt- r. too. None of the lads have tried to plav tri'-ks on me yet. for if they do and pet cai.Kht at it you are sent to the uard, lo.ijs... so they are rnthej- siV about i'. and o an I for I don't want a suaid f-dlowincr nie atound and mak-

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inK no- wrk or s-larpine: ni? on the

The kaiser did net consult you s hou t i., , .. .th ,,,,.,., ., t ,

t start IH2 the war d;d he. Ail richt. If jt,.Ujnif teal r I. y..., see. tr'P-s f o trirk yo'' r-'"' "iCt- j I wiMh they would s-nd me of --C- hnir peace terms which are all in his j here for yon don't et any trnmine

tavor. y.T writ to mm and ?riy that ,, -n nnd i ...rA ,n

25c

ALL SOAPS WILL ADVANCE IN!

PRICE EACH WEEK. BUY YOUR SOAPS THIS WEEK.

TOBACCO FATIMA CIGARETTES, 2 tike.

i CHARLES DENBY CIGARS (5c

seller), 6 for CAMEL CIGARETTES,

2 pl;?s

'12 soon as the war is over you will 1 notify him.

From Edwin Bader.

Mrs '".foise Rider of Mvrt!e avenue. I'.obe! ; - d ;le, received the following; letter fr-.-. n her m- n, l-M iv : n icide;-. J-ffetson Farracks. M-... Mac 12, ib

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25c

Small Set Onions, 5 lbs 5c

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it'--, all oer. T. il 'b oitre I nm in love with the ar'oy Ist nisht we iia da swell time. First we w .-nt down to the Cftrd Coinpan v barrack.-! and played their player pi;tno and sane until we w.-re tired, then iv. rt dow n to the y. M. c. A. intj wat'hed the ?n,,v:n; p'rti'n ., thin wen over t the !C. of (". hu i'd ins: : it makes no 1 i f; rence what c r ed you iielieve in Icre. they ate all swell fel-

1 IMows to p.e ar.d I want to be the F1m

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ar.d tell yoi I was at chinch thi mor-

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Wr-ll Mother. I have written o much

r.ips-. Another f and I uade pen no and have not heard from you yet too, and believe me. sure had some j iruess I am' tellinsr you that all the sermon. Vo:t Icn-.w todav is -Moth.-rs' i ! m:. Will i b-.se. !'a." and that w -m ais , ,ii ;,,i, d In j As ev,.r your dearest son, the s.-rtnon. It was i . , ! I ; i: : . ! i n . i EPWfN I.. HA PKR. too re tlian any I" e .- . .- :i ; . , . (i . , ; Private. 27ih Co.. STth Ci u;., Jef-

a w a y from h'.tne. , f.-rsott I'.srr.i.iis. Mo.

SAVE THE WHEAT TALKS. .. 3.

WHY NOT SHIP rORNt We are asked why we d" not ship coin: why we wish to ship wheat. No corn ran he shipped across the Atlantic for two months after the first of April, because that is tlie nei ruinating season for corn and it will not stand for shipment. Wheat, is a durable irrain. It Is th'- one stain that we have that will stand shipment. I'p to this time, the Allies have used some thirty to forty per rent of corn in their bread. Their bread has been as tiothinr as rnmpornl to tlie bread that we have had In this country, neither in palatahoity nor luxuriotisness. After this, if they are t" be fed, thev must be fed on wheat bread, or none at all. Now in this period of extreme difficulty in Furope, the time when the morale of our Allies Is at its lowest !). it does njot stand for us to say. "You i an wait two months and then y.'U can eat corn." It Is for us to miv. ' You will receive every solitary Kiain of wheat that our ports can handle." Herbert Iloovrr.

Here is the tract ieal way to invest in automobile equipment. It will appeal to you because it jjrives greater service at less cost. Instead of putting all your automobile money into one bi ti'as car, buy two cars an Electric ami a low-priced a tourincr car. Then while you have the ecnomical eras car for business needs, your family lias the use of the Electric. . Note the advantage of this plan. The first cost is no more than if you had bought the expensive car, and you do away with the heavy upkeep cost expense of a bip jras car. Every one in the family has a car at all times. In shortyou more than double the service at no increase in cost. Doesn't this kind of an investment interest you? Come in today and let us tell you more about it.

If You Think THE TIMES Is Doing Its Bit Your Support Is Always Welcome. -

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Oar Reasons for Our Faith in Gary

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The Miracle City

The payroll in Gary is new over three millions of dsliars per month and is constantly increasing, b;cause the present big steel and other- rranufactuHng plants are being daily enlarged and new ones are being built. It will rot br. 'cr3 before the payroll is over six millions. TMnk what a huge city v'li result. The United" States S':eel Co. is behind Gary responsible for its growth, its present and its future greatness. The United States Steel Co. is toe richest corporation in the world and it ic tho best mr.narpd. It has the mcrey and it e.vplCys the beet brains on earth to manago its aoai-u. These rig brainy managers had the entire Urited States to pick from as a site for their great an-J wonderful steel city and yet they chose Gary. They chose the Gas-y site because it had everything rseedid for greatness. Harbor, great railroad lines, splendid climste, vast materials close at hand, plenty of labor and near Coiccjgo, the fourth city cf the vcr!d. These men backed the city with the sxpenc'iii.Te of slmcst un.cour.ted millions. Siirely this eho-.i!d convince any man that Gary is rn absolute sure, safe city for him to tie to. Its present is a fixed fact, snd if cu have the slightest foresigi.t you can picture its wonderful future. Besides the vast plant3 now built and employing thousands of skilled laocr and miltio.isi upon millions of doHars, the following 'rf.ts Mve secured large sites and are either -einj biiiit new or shortly will be: N'aiional Tubo t'.jmp.'.ny ha a sit- on (Jary llar'uor r-f nv r a squro miio. American Car and Foundry Company has over 300 acre-?.. Tlv American T.ocoraotivo Company has ovor 2rti acr"s. The Air.orican Sum and Wire Company has very rein:iy pu; chas. d a hii o sito. BrsidPrt these plants tiiore are dozens of -tr.a'.l'-r plants. All thofe thin?s nioan more people and more :..on y for Gary. Today Gary is the largest city' in Indiana rx-cr-pt Indianapclic, but in a very ?h3rt tirac- it i.- safe to say that Gary will be much tlie lartr-f-n city in Indiana. Tweivo y.v.rs r.po Gary was a pnnd heap; no-.v it is a r.ty of 75, "00. Jus; figure v. har a ituuc ciy it will be in a few tpcre years. G rowin k da.iy soon it will class with Chicago. Think -just let your God sriven brains work a litt1' - what all thepe th.:n::s will iain to yon. Thoy will ntean that high grade property sr.ch as Sehug Droadway I'ark will increase enormous; v in value. Justtliink if yon had hern in Chicago when lots -located as these lois-were sold at th.e very low prices now ak'l lor Schug Park h'.is. Think of the monfy yr.u would have made. Tlie same wi'l bo true of Gary. Don't jus-t he a thinker a dreamerbe a decider. Decide now, today, and invent in richug Park and make your share of the great wealth that i.; surely eoruir.., to iitautil'ul Cary. LOTS SOLD TO WHITE PEOPLE ONLY.

SPECIAL NOTICE-READ CAREFULLY. We have been extensive realty operators in the west and have been very successful. We have made money by selling different fine tracts at cut prices on very lew payments. Our motto has been very 3mall profits for ourselves but many quick sales and big sure profits for our buyers. The result of this p'an has been an enormous business and our buyers have made money on all our various tracts. We know the ssme results will be with our Gary buyers. We came to Gary after visiting many eastern cities and we decided that Gary was 100 per cent "RIGHT." We are experts on realty values and we have printed on the side of thi3 advertisement our reasons for investing our cap), tal In Gary. READ OUR REAGONS. Probably your are familiar with and believe in these facts ar.d this statement will simply refresh your memory and bring to your mind that today now is the right time for you to make money by investing in Gary property. Any property in Gary is a good thing to buy, but we think, considerirg the prices, terms and location and soil condition, Schug Park Is the best buy in Gary today.

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Oar Reasons for Our Great Faith in This Property

You Should Buy at Schus Broadwav Park

NO INTEREST for one full year NO TAXES Right on five-cent car line Four blocks from Broadway PRICE OF IMPROVED LOTS AS LOW AS $193 TITLE PERFECT WARRANTY DEED COMPLETE ABSTRACT CERTIFIED BUY FOR A HOME PLACE OR INVESTMENT YOU CAN BUILD WHEN YOU MAKE THE FIRST PAYMENT OR YOU MAY HOLD FOR INVESTMENT. LIBERTY BONDS TAKEN AT FULL FACE VALJE IN PAYMENT FOR THESE LOTS. This property is hic,h land rich black parden soii lyinp between :ioth and .'17th Avenues and Deleware and (Jeorpia Streets. X better location, no better s til in Gary. The prices we quote are about one-half the price asked for surrnundinp property. Ask any bank or any honest real estate man in Gary and they will tell you this is a wonderful bargain. We have cut the price to make a quick sale and if you act at once you will pet the choice of this preat barpain.

OPENING SAL

wav. Get off car at ii'ith Ave. and walk four blocks

east to tiie property. Salesmen on the tract nil day (inchidinp Sunday) from i) a. m. until dark. Come at once and pet the choice fo.uO buys a lot and so.no per month pays for it. No extras. All Payments to Gary Trust aeel Savings Bank ABRAHAM I.TKGOLX in his last speech at his old home in Spiinpiit ld said: "Neighbors, pive your boy a chance." You pive your boy a chance. I':iy him ue of these hip lots. You will never miss the small payments, and when he trrows up, the lot wiii be worth many times what you paid for it. Then just at that critical time when YGTIi BOY is bepinninp- the keen battle of life he will have a preat hip chance with the capital he can pet from this lot.

Yes, GIYE YOUR BOY A CHANGE.

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Because the values are the best to be found In Gary today the price and the terms of payment the lowest ever offered. No interest. No taxes for one full year. FINE BLACK SOIL. HIGH GROUND, SPLENDID VIEW. Gary was located originally in the drifting sand dunes which, at freat expense. wer leveled off. lut that leaves the" ground drifting sand unsuited for garden or pretty lawns. In many ca-es at great expense black soil has been hauled and spread over the lots, which are then cultivated, but the gardens and grass are 1101 as good as where there is natural deep rich t-oil as there is on our property. Our properly. SCHUG BROADWAY PARK, is on the high ground ju.t south of the original luv. m iio in the ri' h black soii. Splendid view, rich Mack soil, ideal for gardens and home?, only .,t;r short blocks front the Broadway car line ar.d riaht on the Hob'art line. Property of ibis character is limited and as Gary grows ill-- lo's will, natural'.v, become more and more v.ilua'de. YOU MAY BUILD AND RENT OR HOLD THE PROPERTY AS AN INVESTMENT. There is an enormous demand for homes in Gary and if you build you can rent the house before it is finished. You will get immediate big rotumr on the investment and your lot will also constantly increase in value. SURE PROFITS FOR YOU. WATCH FOR THE BIG BOOM WHEN THE ORDNANCE PLANT IS BUILT. Wh-n the Xationa! Tube Works is built 'here will he employment for thousands of highly paid p. oplc. That means that the big population ; Gary will double in quick time. This means a big boom in well located Gary property and the prices will go skyward. Then these lots will certainly make you big profits. You waste many a $5 a month. Put just, that five dollars per month to work for you in Gary and watch your profits crow. But you must act at onop, a? delay is dangerous. Come out at. once before the "other fellow" picks up the lot you like the best. Gary wants to make money for you, but you must set busy. Gary is growing rapidly out Broadway eouth beyond this property. Many pretty homes on the property and surrounding it. Close to chu rches, good school, stores and car l ne HURRY. GATHER THE mOFITS. REMEMBER YOU MAY BUILD WHEN YOU MAKE THE FIRST PAYMENT. But if you can not build now, buy for an investment.

nuiid when you piease. ' rrofits big, golden profits will be yours.

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