Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 27 June 1918 — Page 13

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Wanted Male Help WANT ED Men j steadv work: 37c kr,- rViorir fn Colnmhin W-W .w., avenue and 1. H. B. Tracks. tf ? Al.ESMFN" Who ran qualify an to :n:t.rr;'v aud successful p:st record, r.m nink permanent mid highly profitable connection with mock proposition or" highest rtif-rtt. Leads furnished wt'h string: organization support. Soe Mr. i.r.nf. General Sates Mar.ageer, 22 W. Fifth ave. Gary. 6-14-tf tung man IS to 1? years of age. Bring ref , rence. C. J. Lesser. 65 State St. Hammond. 6-20-tf WANTED Laborers for construction work. Apply. Rate or Green Fr.g Co. The A. A. Lane Construction Co East Chicago. 6-24-6 WAXTKD Teun g man 18 to 20 year." old. for Funeral work. Apply. S.ipt . Mcltroy Beit in e Works. Truman and Sohl sts. Hammond. 6-24-tf WANTED Young man to drive Ford truck. Aprly. Calumet Cleaners. 67 Hchrnnn st. Hammond. 6-24-1 WANTED 1st class pipe, titter. Metals r.elmsne Co. E. Chscrsg I work i room : Derma nen? and opportunity for advancement Apply at once. Supt.. Edward C. Minas Co. Hammond. 6-25-3 WANTED Man for outside work. Apply. Liberal Store. 60S Hohman st. Hammond. Ind. 6--5-.1 WANTED Machinist at General American Tank Car Co., East Chicago, Indi 6-3 ana. WANTED Men experienced on rotary splitting shear and bevel shear. Apply Wm. Graver Tank Works, East Chicago. "s WANTED Mn for locomotive firemen. lrd. Har. Pelt R R Apply office Red Foreman of Eneiners. Gtbson Ir.d fi-S-l WANTED First class a'etelyn weld; et-s: steidv ertiployment. Gras,slii Chemical Co..' East Chicago. 6-26-3 Man under SO years of age as night watchman at Enst Chicago; rood wsges Seo F. E Ptewai". Chicago Teerhori Co Cbi.-.igro and Florence ave. Hammond. Ind. 6-26-3 jst odian . Fhon Hammond. 6-26-3 T."N"TF.P Man tinder ."1 years of age for night work in Hammond: good wags: steadv oosi'ion See F. E. S-ewart. Chicago Telephone Co. thi-eac-o and Florrnce SVfP. iiammptia I6-3 WANTED Men to unload coa': 2'V per ton. Mallenb'.e iron ' o. n.i 6-- i -if Situations Wanted. BOY of 14 vears. with wheel, who is familiar with East Chicago and Incliana Harbor district wants work dururr.mr months: can give referWrite. James. Times. Ham 6-17-tf mond. "Wax NT ED Nursing, by practical nurse m- T,r,1on 21 Harrison axe. 'West Ha-iimond. Rhone 9.rV. 6 :..-3 SITUA.TION WANTED As watchman by good, sob-'-r. reliable middle aged reap, with vears of packing house experience. rhon 3346 Hammond. 6-26-3 WANTED POSITION As housekeeper bv "m!dd'e aged woman with boy. C'a'i ? Indiana ave. Hammond 6-26-1 "WANTED Plain sewing to do at home. 6-1 Logan s'. Phone 2644. Hsmmnnd. Lost and Found LOST At the circus wreck. Saturday morning. 2 small black and white dogs belonging to one of the injured: a librewarl will be pa'1 for any Information le-oiing to their recovery. pv,,-,n nn; Hammond, or Times office. LOST 1 white calf. Wednesday. June 1H, from Rothfiser'9 yard. Columbia ave; $5 reward for return or liberal reward fir information. Apply 342 E. State. Phone Hammond. 2364 6-25-3 WILL PAT Liberal reward for the return of purs containing $.- in rr.onev and valuab'e private papers an i check's' no questions ask' d. .form Schmuesser. 116 Sibley St. Hammond. Ind 6-26-3 LOST Tn Lion ftcre. grocery dept. Red Cross knitting. Phone .342. 702 p. Hohman st. Hammond. 6-27-1 LOST Ladies' strap purse on Oakley ave. or State St.: container) sum of rn. n"- and d ceipts: reward; return 351 Truman ave. Hammond. 6-27-1 LOST Brown pin seal purse, containing large sum ot money am vaiuan.e pa pers, in Wcolw-orth in store. Hohman sr ; liberal reward. S Phono Hammond 1733 94 Sheffifld ave ?-37-: LOST .Tune 26. in Hammond, automobile crank: return to Times office and receive reward. 6-27-2 Lpg-T An air riveting hammer or gun in Indiana Harbor this morning: return to 4735 Ol'Ott ave. East Chi 6-27-1 cago. For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE Elgine 6: fully equipped: rood car: reasonable price. Room !. 155 State, or 162 Fayette st. Hammond. 6-llt-tf FOR KALE 7 pass. Cadillac; first class condition. Andy Xavin, 211 gibloy st. Hammond. 6-21-6 i FOR SALE Studebakcr. series 17: 7 pass , winter top. firs class condi'ion: also one 5 pass Ford. Apply, Hammond Garage. 502 Hohman st Hammond. 6-26-3 FOR SALE 1 5 pass. Dodge; 1 5-pass Overland; 1 F"rd touring; 1 Ford roadster: 1 5-pass. Ma-rwell. Van's Auto Pales. 53 State st. Hammond. 6-26-4 FOR SALE Ford speedster: good condition. Phone 3461. or call 740 Calumet ave. Hammond. 6-26-2 FOR SALE 1917 Maxwell 5 passenger. $350. 4506 Forsythe ave. Phone ? 2M. Fast Chicago. fi-?7-1 Above? dl 1 in Bh'rirResuIls OurWarrfABrircj aHber ymbe r cf Result than any lry one io-rnorrow.

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Real Esfats Bargains I'OR SALE Now modern

; , " C JAXTED - bookkeeper

'" , v 1 1- 1 t . . 1. I cneii cannier, launarv iiuis, etc. South side, one block from car line, within walkdistance of the Standard line: Steel Car Co. Price excepticmt.llv l,,w SWill nnntmnt -balance like rent. j HA R CIS & MOORE, Phone 321. 6-5-tf. 402 Hammond Rider.

j WANTED Experienced stenogra ii!ir FOR SALE GABY. New houses In "n-1 clerks. Aprly. The Cnd-.hy center of city. Apply. Joseph Frost. Packing C. East Chicago. ti-2S-S 522 Broadway. Telephone. Cary 2?1. r . 3-27-tf WANTED Woman to work in lunch i room, nichts: must understand cookhR SAT.E Modern 6 room hi."Silo I ing; S12 n-r ek and board. Avfh . with fun parlor. 1 block from car ; Subwav Restaurant. llimn'nr.4. T.-ke lit:.' ; bii.--ain if tak'-n a ' or.ee; immed- ! t.'arv car and get off at Suhwmlate uposse-sion. Call 44 1 F.'.m St. or 6 - 2 -1 phone ?0:0 Himmond. fi-22-6! .

1 and 2 fth Add. i F'lH SALE--' lots Rlk 14. 1 tnth and Cedar sts: must sell at once Call Dan Folv. ?nlX ('finr st. Itvi-.Tr.H Harbor. 6-22-6 Ff t jt.I,K 6 room cottage: cen'rally j locate; best ton''" Ion. cement base- ; tner.t. large bern i-rt ft. 1". bargain If ; taken nt once Rhone Himmoriil i;jhn.i 6-25-6 I Hamtnond FOR RENT c!lyh or shares. 1M acres!" wlid and upland hav land. Scnerervllie. Ind. Jacob Miller. Onffith. Ind 6-26-12 FOR SALE 2 lots and 5 room cottage; electric light, toilet in hous-; asphalt pavement and sew "r: asssmnt all paid. Price JK'l'i; sjmO down, bal

ance 1r. per month; itferest 6 perjWA?

rent Inquire. C. b. li'ties. Hatumond. fi-26-tf FCiR SALE Moiiertt R room house on 7.S feet of ground: best location in Hammond: hot -ttr heat, garage, fruit and shade trees, lawn, etc.; owner lin? nip- property to bui'd on henct reason for selling.' Mr. Ford. 446 May st. artimond 6-26-tf BUNGALOWS FOR SALE We are buildinc: a number of beautiful bungalows oni Homerlee and Xortheote 1 1 avenues and four of these are now ready for occupancy terms include a cash pay ment and easy terms on con-1 . 1 t . t IV I 1 traet. rettit l-ros., ortice at 722 rhieao avenue, residence 4202 Northeotte avenue. fop. SALE Furnished cottage. 4 rooms: North Sid-: Johnson st. near Gostlin. Cottage and furniture complete, only $1 100; $.10'"i cash down: bal. $ 1 "1 per mont ios'lin, M-'vn vV o. Phone IJfi. Cor. Stare an sts. Hammond. Hon roan 8-27-2 , r COT 1 "-.r-n e.r h. 1 b ' n ... t S-ate ' Lino and iSoili' place. West ' Ham-j mond' see Mi-r-r 4:5 oak st. Phone 2113. Hammond. 6-27-2 FOR SALE 4i'4 Ash st. room hous. SO ft. lot Hammond, upstairs. 6-27-3 ! FOR SALE New 6-room lrunsrnlow, south side, two blocks from car line; sun parlor, fire 1a-e, basement.

TA race; Olllck liOSSeSSlOU. 'st Hmmwl. 6-27-21 C 1 1 rn I I TIC reasonable. 1 erillS. ( all1 FOR RENT nesteable rooms for ligV : t-. . , , i housekeeping. 16 15 Pennsylvania n I Price reasonable. lerms. j Indian.-. Harbor. " 6-27-1

Call Ham. 1701. fi-27-1 ,

MI" ST SELI Mv 5 room hjngalow: modern t!5 Adams st.. Garv. Terms to suit Owner on prc-nises Suodav-idle

a f f e.-r;,-. ave.. co Hummel' - (-o . A-.b!ond Fulton st. Chicago. West 12l.i r. -. gas and garage. $160. 413 Oak st rhon 2103. Hammond fi-27-3 1 Miscellaneou3 WANTED Painting and paperhanging. Prices reasonable. Carl Yermett. 440 Michigan ave. Phone 142P. Hammond. 6-22-ln.o PTANO LESSONS Rag time In 20 lessons guaranteed. Geo. G. Green. Phone 2236. Hammond. 6-24-6 OUAH.ANTEZD ROOFIirO. We apply red and green Roofing over old Hhinghs: also gravel Roofing and repairing See us on anything in the Roofing line. j Calumet Roofing Co. ! Phones 4 ? 7-2 3t5. Room 27 Rimbaeh P.icig. Hammond. i 6 -26 tue, thur-sat-tfl MEN AND WOMEN WANTED To licit new- members during spare t ime for the oldest Fraternal Beneficiary order. order admits uo-n ami wornen on eriunl terms; no extras on factory! or railroad wirr?; $ln weKly sick;

benefit: $l.rf.ii to :..n-- death benefit s -7 1 1 f ;P st. ;n4 floor. Tndiari H rr.nyone who works can make $50 monthly I bor. 6-27-2 and up without interfering with thoir j . , regular duties. Write. A. ti. L. Times. 1 kor RENT In East Chicago, f urnHammond. 6-26-3 j ished house 6 rooins und batti; hot

LECTCRES Dailv from 2 p m. to p in ; ! oe Kignr way to i.;e. jin;p.

E. Lee. 31? S-ate Line st. Phone .3346. ' prR RENT Modern sleeping roomHammond. 6-26-lf! South Side. Phone Hammond ;nns

For Rent. FOR RENT -Hall irtg any busmes ihicago. suitable for start Phone 1 125M. E. i 6-21-6 I FOR RENT Store on He h man St.; Jiving rooms in rear: modern : 1 mo. rent free, rhooe 204". Hammond. 6-25-3 BARN For Hgh st. Han. mond. m a ch i ne. r, 4 A n n 6-27-2 FOR RENT 5 room furnished Iowa; flat, newly decorated, gas. bath. ner car line; no children. 44" Truman ave. Hammond. 6-27-1 FOR RENT Garage. S. Side. P57W. Hammond. Phone 6-27-3 For Sale Motorcycles. " MOTORCYCLES. All makes from $15 00 up. To get what you want make your eelection now. Sold on eesv pa merits. ESCSLSIOE AUTOCAE BALES. soon. 229 State St. Thone 24i! 6-27-3 Wanted to Buy. WAN home f rem SrsftOO to : $5,000 preferrably ber S'a;e. Highland, the Monon and Sta-e fitie st. Phone Hammond. 832M. Hammond -26-2

WANTED TO BUY 'I'd .t.ttage Ham- tage or flat, by oung couple without mond or Eat Chicago. Wm. judges, children; West Side preferred. AdGen. Del. Indiana Htrbor, Ind. 6-27-2 dress G S?S Times. .Hammond. 6-27-2

Wanted Female Help

WANTED Arprfnflrs girls. Apply 1 S I

v':f i-iammona. h i3-'r;,er t no nanir : pay leas; buy

j WANTED Experienced lady tvpli; must bo .Turate and rapid: t-alarv. JM A.p!j'. A. M. lHow, Art Erie i k. r. Hammond. S-25-tf , , ,-, A 1 a llltl .1 Ul MIL i P . 1 I 1 I 1 I . . 1 h " J' ' co Wlth .at ,ea.J .v? f'1'1 H'n,P ' uress, sxatinc; experience . , .1 1 J 1 T T - ;uiu uarx waniPfl, lion. Times, Hammond. -An experienced rirl f or s'n'rai nonjorK; no washing. Fnnn Hammond 2724. 1149 Forrest ave. 6-24-6 ,v 'TED Experienced girl for gerera! i--xoik. 3i itfir 1 ', It - da Park. Phone 4fn Hammond

. llllT ' ! 1 1 r 'k!y ae. Rhon- 2205; Uta.'. 2467. tcivTrn c-i i j I Haiiiijiond. 6-lS-tf " AMF n Girl or middle aprd nr-nijn ; . to help with housework. S.M Thr.innn'nM . r , T.Tx T . . T-T r T. st. pho- n!,M Hammond. 6-26-1 i RILLTARI) TARL()R P or

WANTED 7irl no has completed her studies tn shorthand, as af-sistant: good chanc for a new beginner Ad- - i nn-.s """. 6-27-3 WANTED Sales ladies; good salary and steadv employment; experience necessary. See Mr. Pavne. Lion Ser Hammond 6-27-3 . waitresses and 2 d ih - washrs at once. Lincoln lunchroom. 3213 Block ave. Apply Friday. Tn - ciinna Harbor. 6-2 7-! . WANTED Dressmakers' helrars: experlenced. pply. 39 Sibley st. Ha m - mond. 6-27-2 . For Rent Furnished Rooms Cool, airy newly furnished rooms, J 4 per week an ! up. AVAL0N HOTEL 162 State St. I Phone 1632. Hammond. S-l-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for workers at Gibson. Y. M C. A. Shower baths; restaurant. Hammond. 6-21-7

n,,.dem' iWeniencW. For i or ;"Kn-: .junk. We also do upholsterItlemen or married couples: with priv-j. 1 . . . . ,iee Refer-n.-es exchanged. Appix.lincT and lurniture renairmcr.

A Mas Bhig.. Apt. inc. jiis. ulberts.uu V-ij East Chicago. 6 FOR RENT 2 room furnished a pa ' - ment for light housekeeping; no cb'ldien. Phone Hammond MSM. 6-2 -3 FOR RENT r 2 modern furnished rooms for light housekeeping: East Side;j with large, front porch. Phone r.2'!1 o2i Logan st. Hammond FOR RENT 1? furnished rooms for 1 light housekeeping: no children Michigan ae. Indiana Harbor. EOR RENT Pleasant room for 1adr I or g-nt.cman : Hammond. Inquire. 4.10 Bauer t. 6-25-2 FOR RENT 2 rooms for light housekeeping. . 1SR Plnmmer ave. Him- ! mond. 6-26-2

keening cheap to reliable couple wjth-'l-eR S A LE Grocery st ore w-, h fixout children: want some one that ladv ! 'ures. or separate ( ait 1264 A rhicon pav part of rent with work Mrs son a. Whiting. Ind. " Lee. 310 State Line St. Phone Hammond i 3345 6-26-3 I FOR SALE 1 bicycle, also motorcycle . 1 saddle. 370 Truman ave. Phone

FOR RENT 2 front rooms f u rn ished - . t . . -, 1 . ,' -C"9 C"e . . ' FOR RENT 1 furnished room up oo.o ..-t.V. ...i,V...,t V A .t-

and wife ran have room to cook and;pave Clt V at OIK'C Will Sell I r" t-ieir meals in. Applv. Mrs. Hid- "... . . , tfltn Hemlock St. (brick house ) ( j-j or jj rfTaUe PiaiTO at a OlJI

! Indiana Harnor. h-J,-Z: . h'i: i:i-.ni J mceiv Turnisnen itgtii ' i'fc.iJ I housekeeping rooms, nve. Call after S p. I Hammond. 4in Indiana monr .Ail s-27-1

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housekeeping rooms. 431 Tndi.ma ( avenue. Call after S p. tn. Phone RSrt , Hammond. 6-27-11 FOR RENT Modern sleeping rooms; gentlemen preferred. Phone 1037W. 761 Claude st. Hammond. 6-27-2. 1 or 2 men in rrn'r- famtlv. near! Harrison Park: 110 other roomers: boa id if desired. Phone 1H1 Hammond 6-27-FOR RENTApply, 4 3 -1 or 2 housekeeping roou Sib'ey st, Hammond 6-27-3 I i FOR RENT 1 room for 'igh ho-c. keening '3 S;'e si. Hammond ' 6-27 FOR RENT Furnished light housekeeping rooms, camplete. cept ' ; I toes tJ: references. 141 Logan st. Phon ! ?043. Hammond. 6-27- . KC.p; RENT Furnished rooms- ca have litht housekeeping f wish. Call water heat Phone K. Chicago, S a. m. aod 5 p m. ' bet 6-27-3 -27-4 PIT! RENT 2 roo-r.s furnished for lisht housekeeping: no children 37 1 Sibley s. Hammond. 6-27-1 FOR RENT 2 f-nt rooms furn-sl-erl for light hooseVeepinr. 410 Trun'in ave. Phone 2627 Hammond. 6-27-1 FOR RENT Furnished rrom for boncekeepiri g ; T,todern; no rhPdrer. 711 Claude st. Hammond. 6-27-1 FOR RENT 'V'idern eovnt.bed anart mept' no oVldfen. 1ST Highland hore 2049. Hmin1 R-27-2 . . trn-rt T)r'T nBBn, for 1 or renMemen Tf5"'. 4?05 Racine- n.-e' Ors' fat. East Chicago. 6-27-1 Pop RFNT clean Mght bouekeentnir roonts cent",'e located. 5'i." ITohnan s. Pt.on 2574 Hammond 6-27-1 FOR RFNT 2 pewlx- fiirnlpd rooms c.-,t tiff-ht lin"e'.v.o'i-p' tt mode r-i ; tii'ulars. H.ammerd. 1-27-1 FOR RENT 2 ni keeping rcome mond. et " fot-:;b.ed b 12 Alice s. H--6-27-1 Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT Small cottage or flat. Mr. Tesch. Phone 253. Hammond. 6-26-3 I WANTED Board with private family: i 5 minutes' walk from court house I Address. M. Times. Hammond. 6-27-1 i WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5 room cot-

For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad watches. Leaser's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open evenings. 4-li-tf

" ' ! t(.r f.'KlT .it the I TeilYnniYnr 1 i ..' ' ... ' 11 mi 1 1 1 TV ( O. ' t'' V. Sii.nTn ---------- - . , istreet. J.ook iorthe clock m center of sicn J. Arkin. Mfrr. 5 tf We Buy Liberty Bonds for Cash. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Open evenings. JULIUS FRIEDMAN & COMPANY. ; 4(trwc I o .-. . , k . Ft Chicago. rbooe Stranlje's Pta.no Polish lea-es a pernanrp.t iuser uithi' grewse.. Pri-e Strauhe. H'hman st. I!amtror,d. 6-17-12 FOR KENT OR PME Store, with or wi'h'.'it fixtures itic'uding soda fountain, tables nr.d ch"-s. candy case, cl-f-r cae ntui . hex. at Michigan. I'hotie 17."'!. Hamn'C.n.l. ti-'S-tfi ROOFING SALE. Contrectojs and Rtii'.jers. "inl "-plv red or green sia'c t"ot'ing $2.2S per rott; reirular ri-ice 'A r-rr.,1 vttrts. sale; cash onlv; saeririee jood rason for selling. 4712 L' ...ttn ,.,,. l' i i r Ors tile aenile, ha ST Ill-6-25-3-eod eac;o. i rua SAX. I Slightly XTee Ha.mllon piano .$150.00 i Walnut Used Snaff Bros. Piano, ! ' leg nt rond'ti'm and tnne $125.00 , Wellington Oak. Discontinued, stvie I l.k new . 1210.00 ! Klnysbury Oak. Discontinued s'yle. I be a : ; t'u I tone. Rring your musiI ! fi lend to trv 'his piano . $265 no New Piano Man. New York s'yle $ir5.aot I Used Wellington Sit n f',n;h ma- ; tioi;flt;. toto sw eei nnj pu 1 c $ 1 s 5. no 1 New Conover. Kmobutv. "'aloe and W e i 1 1 ngt op F'lanes Carols and EuPhona I c nor-P'm er Pianos. CABLE PIANO CO. 141 State St. liver Lake Co. Crept rr.c-v. 6-2C-4 WE SAVE YOU MONEY. Buy your Furniture needs from us. We earrv a stock . . . . ot Ul'St HaSS SCCOIKI 11811(1 1 , . ,, . lurniiure ai an Times no Hammond Furniture Ex- ! elialipe, Oo 4 K. State St.. - 1 . tii i Ileal' ( alUlTiet aVCTlUe, PllOUC loA-n ic;n-t r , o 1 , f. : t t r . t r Ox" casings: 3 30x3 in447 66.1 1er tubes. St E Tohnsop st Phone 2525 Hammond. 6-26-j'FOR PALE Do yon wan a $200 Vic trol.i. In verv best condition, with selfs'arter.'. including $23. "0 worth of n record"? Address jr. J. Times. Hammond. 6-2S-2 FOR SALE Todd check protector; good as new. Address. Bell." Box 1201 Gary. 6-26-2 I 1 t mi.". . Hammond. 6-2.--Lor SALE Delicatessen and lunch room; ;ood location, established four ears; t' "d reason, fop selling. 4711 Korsvthe ave. 1'hon S.iij. Last Chig... 6-27-1 Trivate arty wishing to ' ... SafTince. I'lailO II KC HOU avenue.; s T1 ivall at I dl 1'iuminiT jHammond, after b p. m. rUIS SALTi Ill'in ttra'ie - , , c, , . .. . M Cll S SamiIe SJlOCS . , , The Standard EleeCtlPap. . rii ci . ,--- t' C'a i t TK SilOe SllOp, J.).) E. State 4 ,-cvc.f S-27-2 CJTTTfT? AT - Uncalled for uu uivxiii Suits and Single Trousers for sale at bargain prices; all sizes. Call at once. J. -'Guss, Tailor, 236 State St., I I Phone 771, Hammond. J-21-2 ! T, e i 1 )0cia I V.aSM nai'JXalll TOl Friday Pillows, $o value. nl.1.70 per pair.- Hammond Furniture To.. 242 E. State St.. Hammond. 6-2:"t FOR SALE Selcc pepner plant' Krause. Phone Highland 31.J. J. T. 6-27-3 LEGAL NOTICES. T will not be responsible for debts contracted by any person but myself after this da'e. E. .1 GEORGE. 42r.d and Delaware S. Gary. Ind 6-19-10 I will pot be responsible for sny debts eontt-qeted by anyone hut myself, from and after this date. WM. Ml'ni. Hammond. Indiana. June ;i, ifis. Avalon Hotel. 6-25-3 ' PETITION OF BANK RT'PT FOR DIS- , CHRGE j ri-'-IX THE MATTER f'F JOHN E. j McGARRT. BANKRUPT. NO. 256. IN BANKRI'PTCT. DISTRICT OF INDIANA. sB: On this 17th day of ,Iune..A. D. 191. rn reading the petition' cf tffe bankrupt for his discharge. IT IS ORDERED BY THE COCRT. Thai 't hearing be had upon the tamo on the 29th day of Jul v. A. D. 191?. t, j before said ourt, at indianapoIisi in said District, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice thereof bo published in the Laka County Times, a newspaper printed in said District, and that all known creditors and other persons in interest may appear at the said time and place and show cause, if any they have, why the. prayer of the sa d petitioner should not be granted. And it is further ordered by the Court, that the Clerk shall send by mail to all known creditors copies of said petition and this order, addressed to them at their places of residence as

stated. WITNESS. the. Honorable ALBERT R ANDERfa.V. Judge, of said Court, and the eesl 'thereof at Indianapolis. In paid District on the 17th day of Juno, A. D 19 IS. (Seslof NOBLE C. Bt'TLEJl. the Court.) Clerk.

NOTICE TO RIDDERP. The Foard of Education of the School City of Whiting, Indiana, will re. , ive htcis up to 7 . SO P. M. on Monday. July 1st. 1 f 1 S. for furnishing 7'? toi.s nio- r.r lrs of Franklin Count y coal durii.p: the year 191K-1', the same to be delivered to the school plant at Whiting. Indianaf as per requirements of said Roard. Address all bids to J. K. KVANS. STetary Board of Kducation. June 20-27 Persian Bridal Custom. The Persian bridegroom is obHprJ to give a certain sum of money, in addition to other presentc. If he Is tn rooderRte drcumttance he gives his brids two complete dresses, a ling and a mirror. He also supplies th nirnlrure. carpets, mats, culinary uteastls and other neceesartes for the'.r home. Statue Vines. Chinese jrardeners sometimes plant statuettes of tiny men firmly. !n pots. Just lite real plpnTs. and then train live evergreens to grow up over the t statuettes. The vines thu form a j kind of robe for the statuette men, j their white faces and hands protrud- j Ins from the green leaves. i Optimistic Thought. A trtie republic favors neither anarchy nof dej'.oti?nn. j Buy a Thrift Stamp today. ACCURACY FIRST In caanlng and drying foUw cioa. ly tlie schedule of bme and tesaprm tare given in the book issued by tbe National War Gartlon Commission, Wasbingtan, D. C. Frea for 2 cents to pay postage. Ever "hunt a needle I 1 .1 V ln a haystack

1 It's a long, discourag-j ing job. I You are hunting a' needle in a haystack with that "room for' rent," "boy wanted"' or other placard in your h window. I The want ads make ; a thorough canvass of this town between sunsj

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Trace the story back man or woman who your community.

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W omen Found Wanting Now, Means Coal Want in Winter

Failure to Order Coal Supply Is Called Wilful Unprepareness by Mrs. Asbury F. , Lerer. "Wilful unpreparednesa." is what Mre Asbury V. Liever, wife of Reprsentatlv Lever of South Carolina, author of the Unttd Htates Fuel AdUnniatratiot. meaeure, believes the American housewife will be BiHty of If she does not heed th request of the T'niteJ States F"uel Administration and order her winter "A busy housewife may not always have time to reason this early coal boring Dian out to hr tatisfacm : i r .. - .-v.... . nun, raiu .am ilvtij uu. v vr v - one who remembers the fuel complications of laet winter ahould be Willi nv to h1r ftvjirt the cnfferlny tl.lu w. 1 v. ... . -L, i w v-. .,jr m. tt- . Ltr I V1JI.11 nil!iri . local coal dealer an order for twothirds of the amort of ooa.1 reaulred to heat my Washington residence through the winter," continued Mrs. Lever. "If women are found wanting now then I fear thet coal may be fonnd wantlna- In homes thWs winter." she said. LINE EW UP AND CAN AUL FOOO THAT CAN eE CANNED!

COMrOtMjKITCHEN UTENSILS USEFUL- -HOME C A 7V V i M G

Let dies a implnaws be yamr kJtcben amy, witH yoarslf aa itiiT, It's Miy if yon get tba casnisBg aawi dry'rirf hock. '4xvn by O-e HgeJaatvI War GBria Comriiiint, Wb?netsi, .cBt f"- tor Z for rvesfr.

HIETRE GOOD WCVIIjRS

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See that your jars and rubbers are in gooA shape before you do your tamimf, edvises tie Natiotxal War Garden Commission, of Waaiuagton. Sed for free book of ins tractions, enclosing 2 cents for postage.

A School Cardea Crees Good Education. Complete instrnctioBS for srar gardenrng will be sent to the readers of tbu paper upon application to tbe National War Garden Commissi!!, Waahington, D. C enclosing a two-cent stamp for postage.

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