Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 39, Hammond, Lake County, 26 July 1918 — Page 9

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Wante d Male Help 'iVAXTEP Men to unload coal: 20-! per ton. ilalieable Iron Co., Hammond. 6-1. -tt WANTED Telegraph operators at passenger station: required to sell tickets; must be able to furnish bond. Good salaries. Apply A. M"Oeweese, Agent Erie BailToad. AVAXTEP Middle-aged man jniKht work to answer rhor.es,. etc Emm-.r-;.ns'f, in Sib;, y st.. Hv.ntr.ond. A" ANTED Steady man. rciM-ased to r.iry and roiotuio-rt. A. r S'a'e. K..r.m 4. Hammond. '-- 3 -Man bet wen AO anJ come w. .. it-' o.oit-o.o. ' ,. t S."i S. V. Ky. Co.. Micr.igHn -.t.. .. WANTED-Chauffeur for pr .v t.o Wolf. L:on ft,rc. H..niwuJ. - - MOULDERS. For nevr mollBble Iron fo.inrtJ. PplT AVf.tfrn terl Car A Kun.lr o., Ilfgfivl'ch, HI. ' ' AVAXTETT.o repair mon KPOd s-U-arv at star'; excellent t;'" van.;', ment. Ltnd Air I'rou..t. t lA.'.th sua Kennedy. ' ' VAXTEI-Kxrerinced wns.hrt.tn. Hammond Uat.n ,rlr;'j I .' . 1 n r 1 1 1 1 1 1 T . f 'mi a -j VVAXTEIv-'Metk for offl.-: vour.K tran about 17 y.ars. Ptanuard Oi. yF: her and Marble. Hammond. XVA XTE D BOOK MW JO AVOKK XF.VT roi?ITI"XS: HI'.SHEs I " -V K .; B. CC'XKEY CO. .--Q--AVAXTEP Tn driver and salesman: $25 per week. Hammond Modern I?kery, Ml State st.. Hammond. .--- WANTED Welders and Bench hands. Frank S. Betz Co., Hammond. AVAVTKP-K H'R ROYS. 16 YUAlif ;!5 OVER: I-TOHT AYORK.. TWO LA I 'PER. 2?2 IXP1AXA A AY ANTED An experienced mens fu.nish'.ns roods saWmar.; r""' po-.f.on; good oppo-tumty fo. r;;;.( retrt man. Appiv to f.es .n .en;. ... E. C. Minas Co.. Hammond. -- -xTED-Kni-inr for ten-hour h;ft; n.-tst understand Cot eon K MC.nM and eleetr'.c- p-neratots Apl r. S Metals Keftmns fl Chicago. ' BOTS. 1R TTEA.KS OB OiCTB. MEN ABOVE DBATT AOE. Good wasres. steady pos. .m... . lent chance for advancement. Aprl onre- v. P COXKEY CO.. Hammond. --c;.' AVaIcTEP Boy to ive a.ComobUe 2 or Telscr corBttrnham d .UTth Ft. AVest Hammond. ' . -fp-A busy. Carleton' Hotel Hammona WANTED Solicitors tor Evrharee Oil Development, nn o.l t-,Tst now developing valuable Kansa. oil lease with two wells completed good --ov nprmanent positions for LnRitt-n fnd' fr,re"n lanfrWe solicitors: opporHyrPlendidadrneentBndln. FrMav and Satnrdav evenintrs, C . Ma-'r-r & Sons. 213 Calumet bldg...It Chicafto. - wTxTFn AT ONCE A young man IT 'U of ar: rTd at Goshen fchirt ai-b- v ' ' ;-"f.-2 Vanted Female Help WANTED - Experience pood salary. Apply t . V . Kofi.. A.rt. Pupt- Erie Ry- .. WVXTED Stenographer with good edueaMon and some knowledge ot bokk-eping: must have at leas', two varV practical office experience: good roiopen. Address, star ,ng ae. exrerience and salary wanted. Eox il -'". Hammond. WANTED Girls to operate power sewsn'p machine. ArP'-y Mcllroy Belong AA'orks. ' WANTED Kitchen and dining room help. Illinois Steel Company H srital. Gary. Ir.d. ! WANTED Housekeeper; good home for right r arty. Address J.. care Times Hammond. ' WANTET' '"Mrls: experie"eed and in-ex'pe-".'-.n-rd: piwer sewing ma--hine -,r We r"' while learning. Ap--'v F & G Mnfg. Co.. formerly Kwnwai! ft AViel. Todd and ChioigoHv East Chicago. .--?-- WANTED Colored woman or girl for general housework. 4 '-IS oleott ave gene East Ch-.ca? WANTED Girls for factory work; good pay. R S. Betz Co. "Zn'z WANTED Laundress. 1143 Forres" ave. Fhone 2724. -26-tf WANTED AVorr.an cr..-k to work in r iaurant. 1 AYest State st. 7--' e- x t r- 3 'adv collectors and solicitors: "can average 3125 per month. Bring references and call Saturday ;r"ia 1 p! rn. to 9 p. m. Room 3 M.mas b.-!g.. 156 State st. WANTED Dishwasher; f'?;? wages. Apply Hotel Mee. Phone l" 3 7-26-2 Situations Wanted. EXPERIENCED off.ee manager. D. E. "bookkeeper and cashier is open for engagement; i30 per week. Write C. AV.. Times. 7-22-6 WANTED Steady work with a ton truck, 622 Chicago avenue. East hicago. Ind., Phone 114G-R. -26-3t WANTED Dressmaking by the day and at heme. 415 Truman ate., Room 5. Hammond. 7-26-2 For Sale Motorcycles. MOTORCYCLES. All makes from $15.00 up. To get R'hat you want make your selection now. Scld on easv pavments. EXCELSIOB, AUTOCAB SALES BOOM. :23 State St. Phone 21?9. Hammond. 7-22-3 Wanted to Buy. WANTED To buy on easy terms, 6rootr. cottage cr bungalow; north side, near cars for Chicago or Robertsdale or Whitinc Phone Hammond 1321-M or call at 172 AYaltham St. 7-26-1

i " I Real Esiaia Bargains : L J

ULLHICH & BICK REAL ESiAlE. IM mCK AMI It) N STATl" AM) Al I MUX AVE. JMI 2li.-!. Here is n op;--o-lor.g .a.'.-d f..r 1 con.e t t- U. K. fsr'-."'!;!v ;c men unity : invest that '.v pa vh h ha s tr.cn i'f thi. region, the Fast Si if. We ir. thct.-f. ro i -. ! ;h- ' The V.tst f the 1; It tpe K--t!t S am! more fani i r. s i i u i , ' e 1 r 1 1 ; . l on. ri i i liar in va l'irs ( s : o bo made, j ti!Iy '!:f home I a T'la in a i to of our K st ami .-t li'.v en th- K.i; t Side, a'.?" th..r !.,r n": r. s o ho torn if r.o :1f,!- ine.-ittrent m t o: of H-ur.rtio:i J than r-t! e.- . ;!',: l t.:rs !-.at- t-fMom a::' -r:t. d th-ir .n'nV'h" ,h7sr!irei,:;ineyliknd: bark, lav o'i lw able to r:tak a M'.tsts:Mi;n fayn-cr,! down, whh'h is! th" s;H!t:ii i in! to. ward a iH-rniiincnt i ii-.'nte. o f i sh - - ..-room rottae. on a So Id :ivc.. inoii..,-;, i.u: ).( " " i.fni -af.h. balance as rent , -ro ,-ot:ac. on a ft. lot M:).v far on. Frioo $21 ; par; cash, balance tcrr )-roor.i cot. at nt'. .o.i r 1 1 K-ir '.en. e-loc; no on a 2;. ft. lot. R-aU -:ejaiit van a:;(l .if-'bt. pfliuiiftit. a.o batl;. Priro $2!'"0 rt-r.t. 7-ror-m ootiaico Side, tt: . i. bu tsh, baianc as 'ti a l ft. lot. North heat. Fro

rash, halano is rent '"'"t of dec.. rating, aiso bat'i. I.asfinent and garage. Gond lawn ami garden. 'r:e of he best itontrs on t'r.e Nortlt Side. I'rt ,-e part cash, buhir.ce terms. ti-room mod. rn cottage, on a 50 ft. lot. K. Sid.-, near t'a'.umct, electric lights, bath, hasemottt nnvi a l moilerti but h-at. l'rjce $2:!tfi: ?r.t'!) c:ii. balance as rent. 5- room jnodfrn bungalow, on 32 ft. lot. Bauer St.. irmimei in oak. electric litrhts. bath, furnace heat, stationary tubs, screened, fenced-in. and ju.st newly decorated. Price $::i:.:: part cash, balance term,;. 6- room bun L-a low. on a ft. lot. l ewis st . furnace heat, stationary tubs, electric lights and all ready to n.ove into. rii.e f3,..i: Sji'O casr.. balance as rent. --rooto tpo.lcrn b-.-.'orv hojse. r.n a '2 ft. lot. IVi'k. r st." t'urn ice heat, sta tionary tubs:, screened and fencej-in. entirely d:c.ra-'d and finished in hoganv on tne lirst tl -or. no better ii.-m-to be bad. Price f S7i-; part cash, bai- . t. , e terms. i-1-ro..m jiir.alovv. on a .b '. bo, South Side on the car bn . tlnisiied in oak. hardwood floor t h rou t; 1: o u ' . furnace heat. !i'tt'..tury ti ';.. e'.- too lierhts aa 7 s -ret-ned. ' built-in cabinet, etc.. and ready to move info. Price $-t ao part Cii.-ib balance as rent. fi-ro. .m modern bungalow in 32 ft. lot. Eaton s'.. f.ni.-hed in oak. furnace bo"..at, f a t mna ry tub.-j, eiectrie 1 : ?r 1 1 1 s . French d-'ors and book ca -s. built-in eabmet s. Price $4rn..'i rash, balance as rent. n-i'oont niodet-rt brick ous, on a ft. lot. S i th Solo ,,,r llnrri'uii pa rk : hot wa-r heat, sta t'onary t-.:iiy. eb-crie lignts. tin: shei! in oak ott tne first floor an i decorated. 1'rh-e $.-.n... part cash, balance terms. AA'e figure that this Is a very oomph te lls-t fit ru..ose from, inasmuch as "e liae many i. titers that we can show you. that or. in pa re with these and it would b; a waste of spa e to advertise '""es that o.i.ipar with the ones jn th: list. Oali us .-"',. nri,.j p, appointment and we w ll guf r int-e to 1. irate you where yo-i w.i:!d l'k to I've and s'tl Jt-ve you the lost v. a. hie. 7 21:1 SAFE Modern 7-nom house: can bo ma do into 10 rooms: 61-foot lot; good location. Phone 2S42. Hammond. 7-2-tf FOR SAFE Lot on south s!d Roosevelt ave . 25x1)0. Write P-3.1. Times, or Ph-tne Hammond v"-J. 7-C-12 FOR SAFE Attractive r.-room bur.calow on Harris, n s' . s.oith side, near car line: oak Honrs iarcuglmut, French doors, kitchen cabm-t. laundry tubs. etc. We will sell this la mellow t an especially low price wl'h a small rash pa yment and the balance on-month! v terms. Hargis ,C- Moore, 402 Hammond bh.g. Phones 321-211" 7-22-tf For SALE- House. Indiana Harbor: tim Address Own Xeyfon, Kansas. Grapevine st , barctin: cash or r. Hf't F. Br"'dwav. 7-23-7 WILL exchange niv two-flat hrik building. 2 six-room Rats, located in 'hicngo. What have von? Arrlv Ham mond Furnt'tire Exchange. 2S4 E. S ' a t e 1 St. -23-tf E'R SALE 6-room bungalow-; modern throughout; half block from car line. Will take ftna'I cs'h psvment d"wp. balance as rnt. Call evenings. 441 Elm st. 7-24-4 BIG BARGAIN in a new 4 larce room bungalow on 35 ft. lot; $2750; small payment down, balance same as rent. ott ave., Ei ch at;-' Pio-ne - R, -24-4 FOR p '.. LE ?-rooin house on 120 Douglas St., Hammord. iO ft It 7 25 3 FOR SAFE ?-room house; good ha semen, fruit cellar, attic. 331 O'iifr st.. Whiting. 7-25-2 FOR SALE Furr.ish.od 6 -room fiat, upstairs. Indiana Harb FOR SALE St ire bu.ld.ng. fixtures and lot; sm.l' pa-.ment down, balance like rent ."72 Mm. hi Kan ave. Pho 1 753 or 557 Hammond. 7-2rb FOR SALE -31-ft. lot. comer 1st block rort.a or 1 ountrv ' bin. st Ham mond. Phone eO-E 6 ,'it"i to 7:"0 eve FOR. SALE Modern 5-room house: solid j concrete- basement, attic and furnace: soeahle 156 Lewis s . Hammond sourh of Park. 26-2 F'""E SALE 6-r-om modern h':nnl."'.v 5 0 ft. lot: gf od ga rd.-n spot; cuivenifnt to Standard Signal We rks and Gib- j son: c;:e-p on account of leaving ztv. i 1 1 16 Tiiff'lar.d st. after 6 n. m. Pbor.e . 25-k5 Hammond. FOR SALE New 5-room c "5Re; all modern, just remg completed: ready for occupancy in about one wek; .67 ft. lot. 125 ft. deep; within two blocks! of Standard Steel: near new industrial high school; priced low tor quid: sale: small cash rayment ''.own and balance like rent. F" r information ca ll Mr. M.orhead. rhrnop 553-519. 7-26-6 FOR SALE Modern 5-room brio house on Morton ave. near Tapper st.; 50 ft. lot; only $19"": $7C.o cash balance like r r.t; e.n! ore Mock from Standard Steel Co. For information phone 353 or 519. 7-26-6 FOR SALE 2-story brick building with drv goods store f i : si. ii, two fiats on secon one 6-rc.i.m f! d floor, one 5-room fi and j at on third floor: building i rents for $lo0 per rnentn: .ad modern i,on enif nces ; next to church and s.-hool; good location for drug store. Win take cash. Miss Mary Jaracz, 4929 Mapnun ave.. East Chicago. -20FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For city property. 60-acre farm near Laporte; 9-roont house an 1 outbuildings. 5910 Indiana Harbor. r-26-3 FOR GALE. Fine modern 6-room and bath new brick hom : furn., electric and gas. oak floors, nicely decorated; garden, etc.; $4500. Maywood. Just completed, new 5-room and bath home; modern lit every way; on 37's ft. lot on bast Mue: vacant now; jjiiti, THKO. MOOR, tank of Hammond, f hone 27S9 7-26-1 FOR SALE Attractive S-room modern brick home; oak finish and ork floors throughout; 132 Highland st.. one block from Harrison Park: best bargain in citv. For terms and price Phone 345 or S46-AA". 7-26-tf

. is. 1. caiance as rent. 1 j. -rr . c rooni m.Mb-rn bungalow, on a 37 2 IlOWai'd and PlUITimCr it. . t. At i,'t!'fc'a a avc.. t.irnace beat, sta-i -r-r-.-i , . f?-;7y tubs.-iec'rir Hh..-,. etc. rnee avenues. Will deliver to all '"o-room hous."-t.'1a"s7i2 Vtlot. Towleiparts of CltV. Wm Ricllff St.. oak rioors. t ioetric tilth's and the t nr ' t-r ' . 1

For Sale Real Estate Fi)R SALE fi-rnom house, 37!.3 ft. lot; electric, toilet, fcas; immert late possession: (asy payments. Future 404 Hickory st. Handy to S. Shm-e 'and (iri'.'ii Line. 7-2.1-2

FOR S.AI.E-Thrci. ne.v modem 4-room h"Uf near the Illinois far & M f g. Co. and Hcr.-h-Sifiii i. on (irover St.; psvcii s'reet. power, gap and water: ood ha? -r:-nt: S 7 1 2 x 1 2 5 ft. prtcfd for qm.k s $21''''': $-'.".) r'lsli. t nlaitoo lik" n-nt. For ltifortii!!' irn i hi'tto .",.''! .t oly. T-Jtj-b For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad Watches. Lessor's Rfiliablft Loan Bank. 65 State Street. !Hmmnd. Open evenings. 4-18-tI We Buy Libertv 2ronds for 'Casl1 - Real Estate, Loans ana insurance. Open eveiRinaTS JULIUS FRIEDMAN & COMPANY. --mc aa.e. r.nii t dioiko. t 1. i f. P U . . . . a . I'hon 33. FOR SALE lee from car Hammond. tS5AI'KJ-li,,s Xatlonal rah r.Klsteronly used short time. Call 7' "aluniMavr. Phone Hammond. 7-20-tf F'?! ,CAEE 1 billiard tnblfl and 3 root Phone 1251 Hammond. -20-6 h'!,, 'rw'r' anf market, inPxrl.ilT ,nxtures; good business; an T-f v lorar.,.r .t,t17 Pennsvlvnnla v. I h..ne ll:"i-j i.ii,,na n.-irhor. 7-22-fi $inrt TAKES s I V ;-'.'.-i nmtor noat: 21 ft. lone, fi ov i lr ri t r m' r"Uy ,fl:"PP"'1- 3- ; , , r Pc'-fin "iKTic, A-l shape. R ':J-. -Michigan Centre!

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. -11 1 141 v(i Hand Ul l t tc Hand Satchels, 2 and 2.50 values, special, one to a customer, 1.4!). Hammond furniture Co., 242 E. State street. 26-1 txnP FHp'SKAFH Fine nw nh,4 , h:rh-grflde pia.,-: one new $25. : '::r:' L.nw. ;"o- --miced , ' t i- i in at a harga n :t vnn ..i.i ilt. ivurnmer mond. ("all after 6 p. m. ate.. Mum. 7-26-1 FOf: ,SAT',1; 4 Beagle hound pups $ weeks old. well bred: each C lumond.ir ' Mi0hi'm "T.1 Ry.. Jd'am- . - - X - 6 1100 TAKES steel motor boat :i ft. '""ft. O 11. roOril t;lM.- -., .1 cycle Dorman entire. A-l share Calul H:mmondl'n5S"- " 0t,"traL i - -1 Get the habit; pay less; Imv for cash: at the 'Hammond Furniture Co., 242 E. State street. Look for the clock in 'enter of sign J. Arkin, Ml-Tr. 7-23-lmo NOTICE. CONTRACTORS. FOR SALE- 'Eight t ruses: good for garage h-i:Id:ne. Inquire ,,f Ernk Hoiman, 11th ave. and no,.u..i-. i, Gary. 7-24-6 NOTICE. FARMERS , jnd -it,'anri; K-'ooi for WHter jvstem on .arm Apply Frank P.orman. 1 1 h ave and Ro. ..-even st . dan'. 7-'4-6 PID YOU EYE E sr; ,,fR STOCIC OF r'Stcp FURNITURE' k,,,: nrrt- "-,n'5 in and e it before vou Ml... We can save vou mnnv rf.n'.r. on a ny piece furniture you need Put -.on e v e in war savings or Thrift ft VJ?;v-,d Xh" "'S over there V AMM ONI) H RN'ITI'RK EX CM A..N,';r.tlATL. (. ..ill. SOUL. PHONE K(V 24BAROAISrS. range, gooa baer 6 00 Ic? fTox- or-"'l condition g no Hammond Furniture Exchange, 284 E. State, Cor. Sohl. 7-"1-tT FOR SALE One ood ponv. weigh .0 pounds, perfectly sound: cheat, if K.iid at once: can seen between S and 12 mc-rtt-! . . 1 . in ewitiiiK. ,Tiii .Mienigati ave. Indiana Harbor Tea & Coffee Store. 7-25-2 FOR SALE A load of sod. rner ave. 330 Plum-7-25-2 .SEVERAL Uncalled for j Suits and Single Trousers I for sale at bargain prices; all f . sizes. Call at once. J. Guss, Tailor, 236 State st., Hamj mond, phone 771. 7-:5 2t FOR SALE High Grade r , . ' ' r--JUCn S OamTHO MOPS I cheap. The. Standard Elecjtri Shoe Shop, 2...") E. Stntr street. 7-25-

r-26-lFOR SALE Chamnlon grain hinder. Wm. Schmidt. Pr.one Lansing 46-.I.

7-26-4 FOR SALE Two horses, one coming 6. weight 1.000 pounds: the other 1.2O0 pounds; both broKe single and double. Peter I'ostma. M 'lister, Ind. 7-26-3 SPECIAL NOTICE We must have room for our stoves. We are compelled to close out our entire stock of refrigerators within the next live days. We gunrantee to save vou from 5 to 7 t . , . , on eacu reingeraior wnue they last. Get the habit of paying less at this store for cash and buy War Savings stamps to help our boys win the Avar. Be sure you are at the right place. Look for the clock in center of sitrn. HAMMOND FURNITURE COMPANY 242 E. State St. FOR SALE Big gas range, practical!" new dining pedestal table. Jacobean buffet. Ir.'iuire 3ex Hots). SS State st 7-26-1 FOR SALE All kinds of second hand lumber and kindling. Phone 1496 Hammond. 7 24 3

For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SAI.K CHEAP Oliver typewriter: new, titif-a only 2 months. Inauire 5X2 Sibley st. 7-24-tf SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS. One 700 player, used one year, 80 rolls; owner in draft; $310 will buy same. One nearly new .f I7t0 Kimball piano, $1.5. One nearly new $400 Steinwaur, used one vi-ar, 110. One Cable piano, like new, 100. Ono fine Webber, good as new, i:',5. One high grade French, like new, 120. One Hallott & Davis, good condition. (jo. One o()0 electric plaver, 100 rolls, 160. One Victor, 80 records, 'IOne new 2o0 j)ionograph and records, 90. Do not overlook these bargains. J. M. WILCOCKSON MUSIC CO. 145 State St., Hammond. For Rent Furnished Rooms FOR KENT 2 modern light housekeeping rooms; south side, phone lHVl-R. 7-21-3 FOR RENT Front board if desired : m car lir.e. Phone 1 5 4 7 bedroom for two; od.'iit; li do.,rs front Hammond. 7-22-tf FOR RENT F urn: keeping rooms. a e. FOR RE XT Ft: if -he I t'all and ?. 1!5 P l.ousentnmer 7-23-tf i oforts for light No. Hohman st.. 7 24 2 I hskg.: modern. 1 ! Ha ntmond. Foil RENT man. hh'ol. oepirig i n i a :' m o , . tl e ii is sell 7 21 1 St. llBllllli no For RENT 2 nice light rooms for 1 or 2 gentlemen. St"." Sibley st.. Hammond. 7-20-2 FOR RENT line furnished room with kitchen priise; ro children. Phone Hammond 42t. 1S2 Indiana ave. 7-25-2 FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms: near Cotik"'s and Standard: breakfast if ib sirrd. 236 Highland St., Hammond. FOR REXT Xewly furnished front room: private family: modern: half hi k 1 rom Harrison Park. slU Hohman si. Phone P 6 6 - J . 7-25-tf FOR RENT -Large room, suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen. HohniHtt st . Hammond. 7-25-3 tit R EXT Kin 'ping rooms; i lantm.ond. shed ou t h Iieht side. a u sePhone 7-2-1 FOR RENT 1 rooms fo ! i-pinir: bath, gas and I S2"i-.I Hammond. Call lldht houser:r:r. P'.tor.e 7 Murrav st. 7-26-1 I FOR I foi RENT Furnished room suitable . " two; mod. rn. 11 Rimbach ave. no 22:i6. 7-26-2 FOR RENT Larce front rootn suitable f r 2: opposite City Park. 4." 20 Forsyth avt.. E 1st. Chicago. 7-26-2 For RENT" furnished rooms for light housekeeping : near car line. Phone 255" or cail 414 Hickory St. 7-26-1 FOR RENT Newly furnished 2-room tla: strictly private and modern; references required. I 'hone 1 14-M Hammond. 7-26-1 FOR RENT 2 rooms furnished for 1'ght housekeeping: $14. Apply at 216 Miohi pan. 7-26-1 FOR RENT Ft; rnished modern. 126-B iJoty st. H'nimnl'.!. s'nirle room: Phc ne 1 1 - i- R FOR RENT 2 nicely furnl-hed --ms for light housekeeping, no children. 430 Indiana ave. Phone .Haii. 7-26-1 FOR RENT 7ri Walter rrlng .111. furnished. FOR REXT 2 430 Logan st well furnished Hammond. room? 7-26-For Sale Automcbilec. FO R REXT 1917 Mitchell touring car: A-l condition. 4 7 31) Xorthcote nv. Fhone S5"-It East Chicago. Inl. 7-22-6 FOR SALE 1 Ford roadster. Gray &: I'axis starter. .'! new tires, Keaxon horn, new battery: Stromberg cart in fine condition 1 5-pas.Hcug.T Kissel: 1 2-rassentcr Maxwell, cemr'.-tr; 1 ."-passenger MsxweJl. Hammond Garage. 5.2 Hohman st. 7-24-C For SALE Roomv Overland roadster at a batgain; 1916 mode S3-R. five tires, starter, spot light, like new; reason for selling: drafted. Pnone 2.-14;; Hammond 7 213 FOR SALE OR TRADE 1916 Davis Six. 7-rassenger. A-l shape; $.175. 4506 Forsvthe ae. East I'r.icago. Phone S72-M. S-2 FOR SALE Moline. .i - passen ger ; electric starter; $250. Cull after 6 p. m. Joserh Sabote, 4K56 Xortitcote ave., East Chicago. 7-25-2 FOR SALE Four Ford buring cars; one 5-passenger Auburn: one 5-passn-pr (')akland; other good used carp. A'an's Auto Sales. 9 3 State. 7-23-3 !"( iR 1914 P hone ;. L Ford t ( ins: rat. model ion: .-ash $2-5. 1, oalitnet and 7-26-1 excel lent end: M. E- Y.Conkey ave USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE Overland, 1015 Roadster, excellent ru n n i n cr condition $200 Overland, 1010, 5-passcnsrer Touring car. not much for looks, "but n bear to go" 200 Pullman, 1017, -passenger Touring, in fine running condition 350 Emerson, 1016, o-passcnger Touring car. ready to go an where you want it to " .' 350 Briscoe, early 1017, refinished, new top, in excellent running condition . . . 425 Ford, 1016, Touring car, completely overhauled, repainted . ". 300 Will demonstrate by appointment. OVERLAND-TYLER COMPANY 48-50 State Street, Flammond, Ind. Tel. Hammond 48. 7:25:1

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ll.u reliable contractor will furnish loan without commission, plana free, and build for you on monthly payments. maon t ontractln Co.. 10 3 oN. Dear Dorn, Chicago. 7-3-22 t AINTING and paperhanging. Carl Vertr.ftt. 4 41) Michigan ave. Phone I4.'i Hammond. 6-13-1 AITOMOHII.E PAINT11VG. lour Automobile painted in Indiana' only Frst Class Paint Establishment I k guarantee of Quality and Satisfac lion Prompt service. Auto top seat rovers made and repaired. HA.MMi.NO AUTO PAINT AND TOP company. .'J-8'i-f2 Hohman St.. Hammond. Ind. 7-23-tf PIANO I.EPSON'S Rag time in 20 les sons guaranteed. Geo. G. Green. Phone 22S6 Hammond. ! 1 Rimbach ave. 7-26-6 IIAX AV ANTED. AAant to borrow $1600. Will give first mortgage on property worth $3500 as security: 3 years at 7 per cent. AVtite M. L... Timei, Hammond. 7-24-3 LAWX lOWEKS Sharpened, guaranteed to cut like new. Baby carriages and go-cart wheels retired. Work called for and delivered. R. J. Ilerkner, 837 Calumet ave. Phone 2829 Hammond. 7 20 lOt For Rent. FOR RENT 3 sellable rent. Phone 34. room office suite; reaState and Hohman sts. 7-15-tf FOR RENT Reasonable, St ore on East State St., good location; hot water heat. Inquire S. Levin, 21o West State. 7'23-lw FOR RENT Entire building at southwest corner 12th and Rroadwav. Garv. Inquire Peter Hand Brewing Co. 1612 Sheffield ave.. Clticaco. 7 24 3 FtR RENT Rear store room at 1200 Broadway, Garv. Tneju're Peter Hand Brewing Co.. 1632 Sheffield ave.. Cn1capro. 7 24 3 FOR RENT Store with 3 living rooms. Corner of Chicago and Todd avs.. East. Chicago. 7-23-2 For RENT 3 -room furnished Thone 375-M Hammond. flat. -2i-l FOR RENTHamirtond. 4 rooms. 433 Chicago ave.. 7-26-1 Lost and Found LOST Between Gary and Indiana Harbor, a lady's gold watch; medium size with diamond set on both sides: liberal reward. Mrs. Homer Stanton, 1626 W. 1 1 . h ave.. Gary. 7-9-tf LOST $24 4, July 23 at noon, between State Line and Hohman St.: $143 returned me but still $i9 missing. Reward for return or an information leading to return. IK'O Columbia ave. Phone 1. 1 0 ' Hammond. 7-25-3 LoST Cameo pin, Thursday evening, between S and 8:30. Finder will receive reward if returned to Times office. Hammond. 7-26-3 LOST Brown purse in E. C Minas store Wednesday, containing money and receipts: owner's name on lodge receipt. Phone 2677; reward. 7-26-1 Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT 5 of 6 room flat or cottage, unfurnished. A. Mathleson. 107 Russeil st.. Hamtmnd. 7-23-5 WANTED Desk room by young lawyer nt Indiana Harbor or Eait Chicago; prefer desk room with anothor attorney. AA'. R. Mack, 3410 Michigan a?.. Indiana Harbor, care D. C. Lukens. Jr. 7-25-2 WANTED To rent 4 or 5 room cottage or house; modern. Address K. A . care Times. Hammond. 7-25-3 WANTED 2 furnished rooms lor light housekeeping. 3939 Ivy St., Indiana Harbor. 7-25-2 Roomer? Wanted AVAN1 F.D KooiiUts and boardars. 165167 Logan st Phone 2737 Hammond. Block and half from 4 corners. 7-24-4 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ' Board of Park Trustees, July 25. 191$. To whom it may concern: Sealed proposals will be received by the lioard of Park Trustees of the City of East Chicago at the office of the lioard of said city until 1:30 o'clock p. in. on the 20th day of August. 1918. at which time and r7.a.-e said bids will be publicly opened and duly considered, for the con struction of the following described impro f ments : Wading pools at Alder Street Park. AYashington Park. City Hall Park and Kosciuski Tark: improving Washington Park, four blocks square, and improving Alder Street Park, one. block square, all in acordance with the maps, plats, plans, profiles and specifications for the same on file in the- office of the City Clerk of said city. Proposals must be made on blanks furnished by the said Board and in compliance with the instructions thereto attached, which blanks can be had on application to the City Clerk, and mut be accompanied by a certified check to be drawn on some responsible bank or trust company, and made payable to the order of the City Treasurer of the City of East Chicago, Indiana, for an amount not less than two and one-half pet cent of the Engineer's estimate of the cost of the work bid upon, but in no case shall such check be for a sum less than one hundred ($100) dollars, to insure the execution of the contract for which such bid is made, and that he will give a bind with surety to be approved by said Board Insuring the faithful performance of said work and rompliance with all the terms, stipulations and conditions of his contract. All bidders must deposit with the said Board samples of material bid upon. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to let any or all of the work specified. T. T. RICHARDS. Clerk of East Chicago Board. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM TWO. STATE OF" INDIANA, COUNTY OF LAKE PS. EMMA SHOESMITH VS. CHARLES H. VERBECK. ET AL. NO.. 6647. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Commissioner in the above titled cause of action, that ho will, on the 21st day of August. 1918, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 r. m.. in his office in the Lake County Savings & HHiCHESTER S PILLS 1 UK 1I. Jlt." U UKjHD, oikrml Atli rnr Umrtlat ft-A III --tte'a iNiia4ru4AA Ilia la Bd mA i.i4 BialiicVy , mied with him Ribboa. suirr. n-Tor-oar DL-IoNI HHANh f ILLS, o X.

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Trust Bank, corner of Hohman avid State Streets, Hammond, I,ake County. Indiana, offer for pale all the right, title and interest of the parties in the above entitled cause of action as heretofore ordered by the Court in said cause, to the following described real estate, to-wit: Northwest quarter (NAVi) of the southeast quarter (SEVi) of Section Five (5). Township Thirty-six (35) North. Range Nine (9), West of the Second Principal Meridian, in the City of Hammond, Fake County, Indiana, subject to all taxes. TERMS: Said sale to b made to the highest and best bidder and for not less than the full appraised valuation, which is Three Hundred f$300.00 Dollars per acre, and subject to the approval of the Court. For all cash or not less than one-third (1-3) cash, balance due in one (1) and two (2) years from date of sale, the deferred payments will be evidenced by the notes of the purchaser and secured by a mortgage upon the real estate. PETER W. METN', Commissioner. LEGRAND T. MEYER. Attorney for Plaintiff and Commissioner. 7-26 8-2 S-7

LAKE CO. TOWNS GET PEFERENCE (Continued from page one.) as a general rule, are more dependent on their supply of anthracite coal than small cities or towns, as the problems of distribution in large cities are more difficult and a large proportion of the working class is accustomed to use and their homes are equipped for the use of anthracite. "In most small towns of the central west." the AA'ashington order reads, "the few who do use anthracite are the wen-to-do as it is regarded as a luxury. Accordingly, as it is less difficult and more equitable for a small proportion of the well-to-do than for a large proportion of the poorer classes to make a change in their heating equipment in larger cities should receive preference in anthracite. "Special consideration, regardless of size, might be given to cities and towns In which the amount of domestic anthracite previously consumed was abnormally large as compared with the total amount of domestic coal consumed, both anthracite and bituminous. "Consideration should also be given to the proximity of bituminous fields to th various cities and towns within the state." CITIE NF.AR COAL 1'IEI.DS OMITTED. The fuel adminisratlon, acting in ac cordance with the policy outlined n Its order, has for the most part named In the preference list the larger cities and towns of the state, omitting- some larger cities in the southern part of the state, such as Terre Haute, where the bituminous coal fields are near and where it is believed few homes and business houses have been equipped with devices for the use of anthracite. G. 0. P. MEET YESTERDAY AT ADE FARM (Continued from page one. to congress and to the next session of the legislature. The county chairmen reported that a large per cent of the Republican voters in their counties had been registered. Many expressed the belief that the farmers had registered more, proportion ately, than the city voters. District Chairman Lyons presided and heard reports from the following county chairmen: A. M. AVortsell. Porter county. A'alparaiso; A. K. Sills, AYh'.te count. Monlicello; Elmer McXnight. Benton county. Fowler; Fred Longwell. Newton county. Brook; E. Miles Norton. L;.k county. Gary; George McCitin, Jan -i-cou.;ty, Rcsselae-; ITo.:.; ; rterneg-i'r Tippecanoe .our.ty. Laf,efA: J. i Stephenson. AVarrcn county. .V'li.. in. port. Discuss Election. Flans. Many prominent Tenth dlstrirt G. O. P. leaders attended the conference, discussing plans for the fall election. John Bower of Fowler, who was the Progressive candidate for treasurer of state in 1914. was on the ground early. Johia Bennett Lyons. SO years old. father of the district chairman, a Republican of many years standing in the district, outbowled many of the younger men at the old bowling green game. AVarren T. McCray of Kentlenad. candidate for the Republican gubernatorial nc u: I nation in 1915, v'.itod the confab. Cloyd Loughery, Monticeilo grain man, greeted Mr. McCray as "Governor," but no special boom was launched at the gathering. State candidates present Included Ele S'.ansbury. nominee for attorney general; William A. (Deacon) Roach, secretary of state: L. X. Hines. candidate for superintendent of public instruction: Judge B. M. AVilloughby. supreme court nominee; Willis C. McMahart. Crown Point, appellate Judge candidate; V. Z. McMurtrie, treasurer of state nominee, and Otto L. Klauss. auditor of state. Ora Davies of Kokomo. treasurer of Howard county and custodian of the Kokomo city funds, slipped away from his duties long enough to attend the gathering. Davies is a prospective candidate for state treasurer, a 1920 man. Charles Preston, assistant secretary of the state committee, and Ed M. AVasmuth. stale chairman, represented the state organization. C. D. Meeker of Monticeilo. while I county candidate for state sfnator for! AVhite. Carroll and Pulaski counties, shook hands wdth the Tenth's leaders. George M. Foland. auditor of Lake county, and A. H. M. Johnson, recorder of the same county, motored down from Crown Point. F. Richard Schaaef. the Lake county banker, rut in a few good licks for Lake county. Gus Earnholdt, Porter county clerk, of A'alparaiso; AA'illiam Earner, sheriff of Porter county, and E. J. Gardner. Porttr county treasurer, were in a party from Valparaiso. Gerge Ade proved an amiable host, changing his suits three times during the day white duck in the morning. Palm Beach at noon and a gray valking suit In the afternoon. Mr. Ade provided numerous games to amuse the politicians, and after a trial they declared they could play politics better than any oiher sport. Growing Arbutus Indoors. Hitherto it has not been fotjnd prac tle-ble to tame the wild maj-flower or tralllnf arbuttm. bnt filscoTery has rfcently been made of tbe fact that it will grow lxriatl- In pots If supplied with soil composed of hnlf-rotted oak leaves mixed with 10 per cent of sand and a liberal quantity of email, broken bits cf old flowerpots for GrataBuy a Thrift Stamp today.

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