Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 37, Hammond, Lake County, 14 September 1918 — Page 11

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Classified Advertisements

Wanted Male Help WANTED Men steady work. Chapin & Co., Columbia avenue and 1. H. B. Tracks, tf WANTED Men to union eoM. 20c to 4c per ton. Maileabls Iron Co., Hammor.d. , WAXTED Freight handlers. Gibson transfer: good wages on ptce worK basis. Tske Gary car to L. C ls-id-ii WfN'TKP 'Watchman, soher and rellbfe. Hirsch. Stein & Co.. West Hammond. ' WANTED Good, bright boy about 16 years old, for work around office. Apply Times, Room 214, Hammond Bldg. WANTED Boy to make, himself "f1 about Jewelry store: must hive references. CB State at.. Hammond. 9-9-tf AVAXTEPPnva to eel pins at Roy McCooV. Howling Alleys. 12 State ft Must be 16 years of age. WAXTED Crossing watchman. Arr-ly Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad. I alumet, Ind. 1: WANTED Messenger boy. it Must be 16 years or outer. Eeid-Murdooh & C 9-12-if o. WANTED Grocery Order Packer?, Grocery Salesmen. Lion Store. Applv P. D. Lovegren. INDIANAPOLIS cr.mr.--V' now ereotins: " faetorv to produce a staple in erat demand requires reliable nan here to follow up inquiries. Must be. trustworth v and have had considerable e IIinti experience, flood pay to the rifc.it mfn. Address, statir.fr past career. Parker Tire & Rubber Co 1014 Merchants Bank BWr, IndianapolisTVANTED Tnunr man throvsh hi gh school or elderly man over draft ape as stock keeper in rug and clrLZ rartment; must have knowledge of hookkeptr.gr; steady work. ArPly """J-, i Muscat. Gary. WAVTED ! furniture salesmen: must be" experienced and of good appearance: good pay. steady work. Apply House of Muscat. Gary. WANTED Ford truck driver, t'nlted Chemical Organic Products Co West Hammond. ! W ANTED If en. age IT to 45: experience unnecessary: travel, make secret investigations, reports: salaries, expenses American Foreign Detective Agency. 251 St. Louis. WANTED Laborers for unloading materials. 30 to 40c per ton. Metals Refining Co., Osbome, Ind. '14"3 WANTED Experienced time keeper: permanent position: married man preferred. Wm. Graver Tank Works,East Chicago. 9'14"3 WANTED Assistant housekeeper for fa'milv of five: good wages. 3438 Perm tve., Indiana Harbor. 9-14-1 Wanted Female Help GIRLS! 4 for Ofttherlng' Jttachlne Dept. 3 for S-ger Sewinr Iept. 6 for Book Binding Dept. Clea-U Ug"lit work, rood pay with, bast cJianea for aflT.noome-t. Com out Monday mor-lnf. W? B. COKXET CO., HJCHOND.3 WANTED Good competent girl for general housework: good wages. Oicott ave.. East Chicago. P'-atf. WANTED Girl or woman for general housework. Phone East Chicago 25 WANTED ' Grocery Salesladies. Lion Store. Applv P. D. Lovegren. -13-tf WAXtTED CKrl to crp.rate Fisher hilling bu at! xperlen.ee usueceisirr, but tiat be accurate amd food at figuring. W. B. Comkey Co. 3-13-1 WANTED Experienced waitress, 1 2 per week: also dishwasher. Koffee Kup Restaurant, 82 State St.. Hammond. WANTED Women to work in lumber yard. Indiana Box Co., East Ohiraco. 9-13-6 WA.NTED Assistant bookkeeper: must be experienced. Address T. N , Tlrmi. WANTED A dishwasher at Maine Restaurant. Hammond. 3-1 3--CIVIL, Service Examinations everywhere October 5th. 12.000 women clerks to be. appointed at Washington. Salary $1310. Experience unnecessary. Women deiirlnsr g--ernment positions write for free particulars. R. E. Terry (former Civil 6rv1ce. Examiner;, 457 Columbian Bids.. Washington. 9-14-3 WANTED Waitress: good wages, room and board. Lyndora Hotel. Columbia ave.. Hammond. 9-14-6 WANTED Girl to help from 5 to 7:30 d. m. (HI y. Y3 tionraan si., n""1 mond. 9-14-tf WANTED Girls to operate machines on government work. Frank S. Betz Co., Hammond. 9'u'u WANTED Office girl, shorthand and typewriting: will employ girl who has onlv college experience. Call Sunday. Phone 2659. 9-14-1 Situations Wanted. SITUATION WANTED Experienced nurse warts work: confinement or other cases. Call or wrle Mrs. Margaret Lewis. 411 Pummer St.. Hammond. 9-10-5 SITUATION WANTED Want roslilon driving truck, dump truck preferable; can do own repair work. Address 70 East Chicago ave.. East Chicago, Ind.. or write G. S. S., Times. 9-1 4-X

For Sale Automobiles. FOR PALE Port B -pass, nuto; good running order; fully equipped. Phone 1617 or .719. Hammond. 8-27-tf FORDS 1 9 1 3-1 4-1 S-1 8-1 7 Fords. 5-pass. all In fine condition: take your pick, prices right. Hammond Auto Paint & Top Co.. 47S-S0-S2 Hohman St., Hammond. 9:9:6

FOR SALE Dodge. Ghent and Ford; good condition. Corner Chicago ave. and McCook. East Chicago. 9-10-5 FOR SALE 1 1918 Dodge Brothers touring; like new, fullv guaranteed. FOR SALE 1 191 S Ford Coupe electric starter, demountable rims, extra tire, shock absorber, et Run less than 500 mils. FOR SALE 1 191R Oakland touring, like new; extra tire, bumpers, shock absorbers, spot light, motor meter and cut out; guaranteed. FOR SALE I Maxwell touring in good shape, $400. i J' OK SALL 1 4-passcnger Overland eoupe, in good condition. FOR SALE 1 late 1917 Dodge Brothers touring! 1 extra tire, bumper and snubbers; will guarantee. FOR SALE 1 1912 Ford touring. FOR SALE 1 S3 Overland touring: new top1; good tires and paint. FOR SALE 1 32-B Oakland Six touring. Bohling Auto Sales Co. Tel. 260). DoUglaS & IlohlUan l Open Fridav and Saturdav 1 L " . l evenings. 9-1 l-3t FOR SALE 1914 Paige 5-pass.; $250. Albert PrhuebT, 415 Summer St.. Hammond. 5-12-4 Overland FOR SALE OR TRADE I'M roadster; A-l shape; $250. East Chicago. ,cec eythe ave.. pi-nn. - 9-13-2 ; FOR SALE 79 Overland roadster starter. Fpot light, 5 good t!rs; in A-l condition: will sell cneap. 1st Mat 260 Hohman St.. Hammond. 9-13-2 FOR SALE CHEAP One f our-whele1 trailer used as d-jmonstrator. Apply i Indiana Garage. Indiana Harbor. P-13-21

WILL exchange twin X wl-h side car.! , .," -. -tr 17- t, 1918 model, for smail auto, or williteilllS TO SUlt. IV. . J" iMll-

eell same. Write I. M. L.. Times 9-12-2 FOR SALE Automobile. 7-pass.: good I running order: bargain. 4?3 W. ley St.. West Hammond. Phone i 1 n S-14-l FOR SALE Ford top: a bargain. winter and summer inquire ,-t-'it hneK I ave., Indiana Harbor H-l 4-.S 1 For Rent Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Rooms to rent for S men: steam heat, all modern conveniences. Call 9ii65 Hcgewisrh. 1315s Brandon ave., Hegewlsch. 111. 9-12-t5 FOR RENT S furnished rooms for single men. ?.45 E. State St., Hammond il-1 3-3 FOR RENT 2 rooms for light housekeeping; gas. electric and bath: $13 pr mon'h. 29S Conkev nve, Hammotid. Call after 3 p. m. 9-13-2 FOR RENT Light.houseke ep!ng rooms; also room: modern conveniences. 35119 Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor. 9-13-1 FOR RENT Furnished room for 1 or 2 gentlemen: nenr Standard snd Lyndora Hotel, also high school. 433 Draekert St. Phone Hammond 3495. 9-13-2 FOR RENT Furnished room with kitchen privileges if desirei. Call upstairs at 367 Trumf;n ave.. Hammond. 9-13-2 FOR RENT 2 Beth' housekeerlnfr rooms opposite prstoffiee. 194 State St.. Hammond. 9-13-2 FOR RENT Two light housekeeping rooms: most modm fr. everv respect I 3934 Hemlo k st . Indiana Harbor. 9-13-2 FOR RENT 2 f'n hea'il rooms, heat and gas furnished, on State st.; 5 50. Inquire 57 Russell St.. Hammond. 9-13-1 FOR RENT Iarge rooms for lorg housekeeping: centrally located. 505 Hohman st. Phone 2574 Hammond. 9-T3-1 FOR RENT 2 furnished roens for licht hf usekeeping: heat. gas. electric light; no children. Claude st. Phone 31 17 TTiimTTionH 9-14-2 FOR RENT 2 furnisher! rn" for lleht housekeeping. 437 Michigan ave Mrs. Coash. Hammond. 9 -14-! FOR PENT 2 furnished rooms for light bouFekeening: centrally lorntcd: no children. Pohne 111S-.I Hammond 9-14-1 FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 656 May wood axe. Hammond. 9-1 4-X FOR RENTrooms. 10a mono". -iwo furnished Carrol! st . Flat sieenm g B. Hum-9-14-1 FOR RENT ? ftirr'hed room for lles housekeeping. 1? Flummer -- Hammond. -lt-tf FOR RENT ? rooms furnished for l rbt housekeeping: modern: hot water hent. 192 Highland. Thone 2375 Hammond. i-I 4-1 FIR RENT 2 clean front light housekeeping rooms; bath and pantry. 1 'h 1 1 In rear 515 Kane ave.. Hammond. 9-14-1 FOR RENT Furnished room with kitchen privileges In rrivate family. 157 Douglas St.. Hammond. 9-14-1 FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping; hot water het: all modern conveniences: near Conkev- and Standard. 9ft6 Calumet ave. Phone 1231-R Hammond. 9-14-1 1 FOR RENT S nice furnished rooms for light housekeeping with bith. 7 W. State st.. West Hammond 9-14-1 FOR RENT Two' light housekeeping rooms. 341 Towle St.. Hammond 9-14-1 FOR RENT 1 and 2 housekeeping suites. S5 Sibley at . Hammond. 9-14-2 FOR RENT Furnished rooms 1st street south of courthouse; all modern: rent reasonable: privaf family. Write R. 7... Times. 9-14-1 FOR RENT Large rooms for light housekeeping: centrally located. 505 Hohman st. Phon" 2571 Hammond. 9-1 4-1 Room and Board. EXCELLENT room American family. S6 4. Indiana Harbor. and board with Apply P. O. Box 9-14-2

Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE. SPECIALS FOK IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. rw n-room Dtinzaiow, a ft. lot. Katon St.; finished in oak. hook cases. French t doors, built-in cabinets, old ,i-nrv bed rooms, furnace, tubs, fixtures and shades. Price $400; $500 rash, balam-e as lent. New K-room bungalow. 35 ft. lot, South Side, near car line; oak and bir.h throughout, tile bath, furnace, tubs and fixtures, shades and screens. Price $3900; $500 cash, balance as rent. POSSESSION ON SHORT NOTICE. v 6-room house. 60 f:. lot. South Side, rn car line; hot water heat, beautiful trees and lawn. Price $;00; Jlnno cash, balance terms. 2-flat brick building. 50 ft. lot. South Side; furnace hr,-U in upper flat; firstclass condition. A bantam Bt $5500; part cash, biilancn t'rms I'LLrtlCH ,fc RICK. Phones 4SO-2t59. tS97 Calumet Ave. 9-1 !-l EXTRA BARGAINS! ! Immediate Possession. Modern new buncnlow with un rrlor. beuutiful onk inferif.r fii ih. beamed ceiling;, i-olont.ades, pietly electrical fiTtures, shadrs. laundry tubs. (lr place and b'lok cases, lot graded arid soiled, nhs-. w'pter's supply of coi! in basement roes '"t" ;hM'"f" a' f,"'' vlocation. nly $3u cash. balance motitnlv. See this t oiu-e. FRANK J. WACHEWICZ. 'Home of the Pest Horn" Bargains" Cr. Ojiklev nr.d Plumtuer Ae. Phone 1 ri 1 7 Hammond. 9-13-tf FOR SALE R-ick venter, cak finish throughout, g rooms and bsth. hot wa'er heat, garag. 132 Highland at. A tnap at $7500; $2500 rn."h balance terms. Call S45 or S46-W Hammond. b-31-tf FOR SALE t-room house, 229 Detroit St.: strictly modern and in good condition: garage In rear. Wish to leave town; port cr.sh. balance easy terms Phone ?H2 Hammond. 9:4:6 p'Olt PALE House of 7 rooms. fMi r" made into ten: n'r Standard and hiich school, l'lfiie 1V42 Hammond. 9:f,tf FOR PALE 2-storv brick flat building on 344 Truman a--e.. $S.8'iO; $r.O0 down. $50 monthly; pa", ments liberty bonds accepted: one fiat now vacant. Apply Phone Hi. Hamniond. ' 9-9-tf for sale $isso wm buy nice 4-room cottage, north side, near car line Bg bf.rp.ain; pa yments; Times. $100 down. Write L. K. P 9-7-6 FOR SALE 7-room modern house. 2tory: $14'i" cash, bainn.-e ea.-y terms: all assessments paid in fuli. Foi particulars call 455 Michigan ave., liammor.d. 3-10-5 I . r'Hw SAl.t. ijona paying rcumurini. US9 Pennsylvania ave., Indiana Harper. ! 9-10-6 FOR SALE New 5-room bungalow; strictly modern; So. Side; near ear line; small cash mvment. Balance -i tit ler. Phone 1812-W, Ham , 9-12-tf

Sih-IHIOIIU. ' FOR SALE 35-room 3-'ory fat bu'.ldinc: nil modern con ventenr-s ; $0,201;

CBpn 54.0110. balance payable $150 month: rent brings $220. 3548 Pennsyl vant.-i ave, 1 jr.n Stici'j, Indiana Harbor. 9-12-4 FOR SALE. RENT. OR TRi CE 6-room brick strictly modern time; lot 6f'Xl50 near Harrison park. Easy terms; leaving citv. 173 AValtham s . Hammond. 9-?-4t TO R R EN" "E AVE. 3 lots, cost $1200: will sell for $2 2 5 each, only $5 down. ba'atc $5 per month. 3 other bargains in north side lots. Tou wP! double vour money if you pay down fo. Phone' 3402. 9-13-2 FOR RENT OR SALE By owner, 1room modern bungalow and garage; newlv decorated: all improvements paid in fu'l: 2 blocks from car !fn: if-Oft cssh balance ef,sv terms. 121S Monroe st. Phone 1095-W Hammond. 9-13-3 FOR SALE Best offer tskes F5-ft. corner c.proslt Country Club: aiso 2 lots on Went worth ave. Mrs. Connor. S3fi1 Peoria St., Chioneo. 9-12-3 FOR SALE 5-room brick hunealow; all modern conveniences, hot water heat, screens, sci c. niil-in porch, lot up to grade with good garden Bargain if laken tins nio-.il;, Applv "915 Hemlock st.. Indiana Harbor, or Phone 327-W. 0-14-7 Lost and Found LOSTA pocktbook containing Liberty bond, between Michigan ave. and Lake p-r-,r.t Park. Reward. Cnil E-ist 'hicg. 6S2-W. 9-1 4-1 LST Go; 1 watch braclet. Elgin movement, on Chicago car or bet. Mlnas" ar.d -Lion store Very liberal reward criveri. 1!. Sheffield ave., or call Hammond 745. " 9-14-1 LOST Round gold locket set with small diamond; used as a watch charm and valued as a gift. Reward if returned to Ed Simon. Lavender Cigar Factory, or 21 "Warren st., Hammond. 9-14-3 LOST Suit box. corner State and Caluniol ave.. this trorrir.g between fi and 7. Ph.. c.e Muminond 976-M. Calumet :'c. Reward. 9-11-1 LOST Black and tan fox hound, female: piece ou'. of right car Return 12ftS lcffe;so'i st. r..'nril. H. petrlnger. Hammond. 9-14-3 LOST Large brass auto crank. Labor Day, in Whiung or on roa I to Crown Point. Notify Whiting News Co. 9-14-1 Wanted To Rent. V 'ANTED TO RENT Rooms for light house-keeping by nuiet couple without , l.ildren. Write B. H. L.. Times. 5-13-2 i' AN'TEP Gentleman ar.d wife now living In Chicago desire comfortable 4 or ii ro.'oi furnished aparimept or hnye. Phone Hammond 74 1 or write 292 Indiana a e . Hammond. 9-14-3 WANTED TO RENT ! or 0 or house, furnace or st-am room Pat het prefor re..J. 3727 Carey st diana Harbor. 9-14-3 I WANTED TO RENT 7 or S room house or fiat t o-n. 1st in a nesirat-ie neighborhood for n family of three. Address F. W. Y., Times. 9-14-2 For Sale Motorcycles. MOTORCYCLES ' AH makes from $15 up. To get hat you want make your selection now. Sold on ease pavmer.ts. EICXI3IOE AHTOCAK SALESROOM. 229 State St. Pnone 24S3. Ha-rmond. 9-18-3 FOR SALE Hurley Davis twin cylinder motorcvcle. Phone 2S99. Call after S p. in.. 422 Truman ave. K-13-2 Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO BUY Second-hand large. soft coel burner. Alice Club. Phone Hammond 1677. 9-10-9 WANTED TO BUY A large salcon 9-12-2 stove. Phone Hammond 67S.

For Sale Miscellaneous. We Buy Liberty Konds for Cash. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Open evenings. JULIUS FRIEDMAN & COMPANY. 4W3 fNrrtbe Ae. East Cklc. Pbone Bit.

iGet the habit; pay less; buy ifor cash; at the Hammond T.", , l -i OIO TJ1 Ci I l illilll Ulu - t X j. OHUf street. Look tor the clock in center of sign J. Arkin, Mgr. 7-23-lmo FOR SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad watehfts. Lesser's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open evenings. 4-ll-tf K SALE Shelving nnd counters; frood condition. Phono 457-Tt Est Chicago. S-2S-tf "roofing sale 4610 rr-lls S-ply slate nirfaceil roofing. peaiitif'ii designs. rt-d, gruen or silver irr.'lv. M.n ni f o i' i n rprl K . - ri..-i j. Cut ran teed 20 veers, to he sold at l--s than it c.s: n inanufa. ture it. on account ,if s'.ight d -image done by It. R. V. Eeiy rol) in perfect enndit ion ui'h ex.-ept ion rf nutsid? wrappt-i s and labels. No'.v on sale. EMIL HIFAS 612-014 Onl-ley Ave . Hammond. Phone o '!!. 22t'5. Phone Res. 21';7. Pnone for sinnpies. FOR S.H.t'-$4n picn. i i elrgnnt condition. $150. t "an nor be o;d ir-ta iv.v. Cash or small payments. Call 32 Pine St., Hammond. 0-12-" FOR PALE mo packing Apply Shipping Clerk, Co. boxes, all sizes. Kdw. O. Minas 5-12-1 FOR SALEset ; cheap. 3-pieee mahogany parlor koi Erie St.. Hamnvnd. 9-12-1 FOR PALE Range, real stove; also henter and stove, pipe. 4914 Olor.tt a'-e.. En st Chicago. 0-12-3 FOR SALE Furniture and earpe ; must be sold at once: very re.is. nahfe Caiumet ave., Hammond. Tfi ne :.-. I. f-12-3 FOR SALE Jersey cow; 2 gals, milk daily. 1 350 Si. Hohinan St. I'h-'r.e 10 Hammond. 'j-12-3 FOR SALE Hard coal heater nnd Laurel kitchen stove. Apply Western Union Telegraph oHic, East Chicago. 0-13-2 FOR SALE Catsup bottles vl'h porcelain stopper. 25c ftr joz. wh:! -!sst. ('has. H. Mayer & ."o. 0-1.', .3 FOR SALE Horse 6 vears old. weight 1430 lbs. Corner Riujre road and Ciein ave. l'i miles east of Highland. 0-13-2 GUARANTEED SOOrCfO. We apply red and green Roofing over old shingles; also gravel Roofing and repairing See us on anything in the Roofing line. Calumet Booting Co. Phones 4i;7-236R. Room 27 Rimbarh Bldg. Hammond. 6 -25 tues, thur-sat-tf BICYCLES. Sold on Easv patinents. A. J. WALZ, 229 State St. Phone 2489. Hammond. R-51-tf FOR SALE Pest paying restaurant in n.8?mTonrne count of poor halih. Write T. C. C. Times. 5-13-6 j.-.-io e , 1 t- n . . ' 11 r in. . ift"i c-n:ie nil-! ,mm! r"'l!l I oemrjinea. on account Cii. draft age; easy payment. Cull corner Michigan svi-. find Grapevine st.. Indiana H-irbor. C o. Walcla. 9-H-l FOR SALE charter Onk coal rang": good condition, reasonable. Mrs, H. Duncan. 3331 Hemlock. Indiana Harbor. 9-1 4-3 FOR SALE Golden brown Pei bahv buggy. 31 Rlmbaoh ave, Hummond. 9-14-1 For Rent. FOR RENT 5-room bungalow, f leet ric light and bath, walking distance from Cudahy Plant. Unexcelled Manf. ' "o. Gary BouL.riear Alder street. East "htcago. 9-3-tf FOR RENT Modern stor? in best location, cor. 115th and Short sts.. Sloiak Home Bldg. Apply Jos. Chll'.a. WhiMng. Ind. 9-10-5 FOR RENT 4-room flat; gas. bath and electric; $23 per month. 534 li1t st. Phone East Chicago 173. 9-12-6 FOR RENT fi-room house newlv decorated, cellar, barn and other oMthoipe. cistern and artesian we',!, orchard, five acres cleared In-icl. on Gary and Iuterurbnn, near school house, adjoins summer resort, good for chicken and truck farm, j Rent for winter $10 per month. $1 from j March 1. Immediate possession. Write j owner, S. Freund. Valparaiso. Ind. 9-12-3 FOR RENT Store room. 1314 Broadway, Gary. Inquire PMer Hand Brewery. 1632 Sheffield ave., Chicago, or B. F. Szymnuski. 210 Savage bldg., Gary. 9-13-6 FOR RENT En'ire two-story frame building, or will rent main floor separate, southwest corner 12th and Broadway. Garv. Inquire Peter Hand Brwerv Co.. 1632 Sheffield eve., Chicago, or B.'F. Szvmanski. 210 Sa-age bkig., Gary. 9-13-6 FOR RENT 6-room furnished fiat: also, 2-room suite. Phone 345 cr 1730 I Hammond. 9-14-1 ! FIR RENT 50 Igden st. Ja ra ?e. I is ton.o Phone id. 1227-W. 9-14-1 FOR RE N't Piore building with 4 living rooms in rear. MichiKan and Msywoo.l ace. Inquire. 211 Indiana ave.. Hamniond. 9-14-5 Miscellaneous. G end pa'nting: good work at reasonable prices. Carl Vermitr. 441 Mkh:sn ave. Phone 1423 Hammond. 8-31-lm Automobile Painting Satisfaction Guaranteed. The Fall Rush Is now here. Do not delay running our c.ir in for painting. Auto top. seat covers end cushions repaired. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hammond Auto Paint and Top Co. 47S-tn-!;; Hohman St. 9;4:tf PARTIES having furniture to move bet. Hammond tind Richmond. Munsie. Frankfort. Indian.tpolis or any town within 50 miles from Indianapolis, call S. G. Carlev Transfer Co. Phone Hammond 679 fur cheap rates. 9-10-tf Wanted Agents. AOENTS-New draft ruling means millions patriotic picture sales. Over Top. Pershing. Colored Heroes-, etc. Sample free: portrait catalogue free. I'eopl-s Portrait. Sfi. D, Chicago. 9-J4-1 TWENTY new patriotic, pictures, including "Liberty At Peace." True Sons of America," 'Liberty M.'it Frames." "Human Liberty Bell." "Victory Honor Roll," soldiers' portraits. Big sellers. Samples free. Consolidated Portait Co.. !in'9 Adams st.. Dept. 1. Chicago. 9-14-1 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF Pursuant to SALE OF PROPERTY, laws of the State of In-

diana General Code Law relating to railroad and public utilities, there will be sold at public auction at 3 p. m. on the 23rd day of September, 191S, at. the storage house of the Interstate Storage &: Forwarding Company, at H&mmund. Lake County. Indiana, to satisfy freight, demurrage, and slorage charges and other expenses connected with the sale the following property: Six hundred (S00) bundles IB-inch keg staves consigned to Paragon Cooperage Company. South Whitley, ltd. shipped 3'ioni Summersvil-e, S. C. on or about December 10. 1917. received at destination February 16, 191S, and refused by consignee. THE NEW YORK. CHICAGO & ST. LOIVS RAILROAD CO. Cleveland, Ohio. July 23, 1918. NOTICE. Hrs. Anna Maksvetes. wife of .Toe MnksveVs. has this day left my bed and board and I wi!l not be responsible for any bills incurred by her from this date. JOE MAKSVETES. 501 Kenwood avenue. !?-12-3t E. Hammond. Ind.

NOTICE - NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE I'Ol'N'TT. IN THE LAKE SCPERIOIi ! COLRT, SEPTEHLER TERM. 1518. c,E')R';E J. DINC..ER VS. LIZZIE NANL'M, ET AIi. CAUSE NO. 17540. ACTION PARTITION. Now c..ms the piaintiff by McMahon ,o,nrfiy. fittorneys, fuid flics his complaint hercm, together with an affidavit -f a competent pcis-in. showing that Ihe cjefenoants. Lizzie N.mum and Nnnum. her husband, whose true chris'ian nnmo is unknoun; Cutlurine Meter an.j - Meter, hi r husband, whose 'rue christian name Is unknown: Christum I". D:nglfi-. Mrs. i.'hrNtlan F. Dingier, his wife, whose true christian name i" unknown; Arthur Mf-etf r, Mrs. Arth ir Meeter, his wife, whose true christian i:nm is ut.kn'v,,); tlarence Menr, Curl (Charles) Meeter and Bertha Meeter. are not residents of the State ( f Indiana. Said defendants are hereby notified of the pendencv of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next t-rm of said Court, and that unless they appear ar.d answer cr demur therein, a the calling of said cause, on the 12th day of November. A. D. 13H. the same being- the second day of the next term of said Court to be begun and hell In the Court House. Room No. 1. at Ham- j mond in said county ar.d Sta'e, on the 1 second Monday of November, A. D. 191. said action will be heard and dt-j termined in their absence. 1 In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 5th day of September. A. D. 1 J HEKl'Er.T L. WHATON, Clerk L. S. C. Hy . Te"-:'y r-jpr. Ser 7 14 21 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS fs. Hammond. Ind., 191'. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice in hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond, Indiana, that it is desired and de'-med necessary to improve Earned avenue in the City of Hammond. Indiana, from the center line of Columbia avenue to the cast line of Howard avej nue by constructing therein a flfteen1 men ooiinie sirengin vitrinet socket 'pipe srwer with Tour manholes and fiftv ! " f vitrified pipe and thirty-six six-inch house connections j thirty fret in lenc-th. as authorized by Improemeiu Resolution No. 6SS adopt ed by said Boaid on the llth day of September. 1918. All work done in the making of said above described public improvement shall ho in accordance with the terms rnd conditions of the Improvement Resolution No. 6?S adopted by the. Bob rd of Public Works on the above named date, and the detailed drawings, plans, j profiles and apcciflcai - ns which are now i on file ar.d may be seen In the office of said Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond. Indiana. The Board of Public Works has fixed the 2nd d-iy of October. 191?, at ten o'clock a. m., as a date for the hearing of all persons interested or whose property is affected by said Improvement, and will decide whether the benefits that w;:l accrue to the property abutting and adjacent to the proposed improvement and to said C'ty wl'l be equal to or exceed the osUmated cost of the proposed Improvement as estimated by the City Civil Engineer. C. II. LUTHMAN, O. F. HIGHLAND. F. C. HOPM ANN. Board of Fublic Works. The kaiser it at bat. Strike him cut by buying War Savings Stamps. n roa tot BUT NOW FOR THE WINTER MONTHS TO REPAY Tour Loan at Legal Rata cf Interest. 52.0a if the mo. payment on $ 3a $2.50 is the mo. payment on $ SO $5.00 is the mo. payment on f 1 n f 1 On Furmtii i-e, Pianos. Vb-trolas. Live Stock and office Fixtures without removal. P.EM EMBER There are no Charges or Extras. ONLY 3';-r INTEREST. Private and Confidential. Provident Loan Co. Booms "-4. Panama B)dp. 14S-150 Fast State Street. Near Orpheum Theater. Phone 323. License No. 23?.

MEN WANTED

For general construction work. Attractive wages paid. Steady employment Apply

Powers-Thompson Con, Main Entrance Mark Mfg. Co. Indiana Harbor.

Social Insurance Again Rejected

Maaacichuaetta Constitutional Convention Shows Disapproval of Compulsory Health Insurance By Largo Majority. Whn the Massachusetts ConetltBtlonal CoDTention refused to delegate to thtdr State Legislature power to establish a system of social insurance, that state went on recoid for the second tirr.9 agalust tbe Idea of social Ineuranrs, or compulsory health Insurance; the former rejection beltg raade by s rommSsfiioQ appointed by the legislature! for th purpoee of lnTest'.gatlug th!s subject. Social laEuracce Is a Frunal&a Idea of paternalism, harlng been promulgated by royal decree lu Germany forty ye&ra ego In lieu of a living wage for the working man. Certain Interests in this country have taken the idea of German compulsion and giren it an American setting, but the proposal is not meeting with much favor ouuida the ranks rf thoae who would reap financial benefit through the enactment of the measure. The Christian Science Monitor's report of the action of the Massachusetts Constitutional Contention is as follows: "Delegation of authority to tha State Legislature to "establish systems of social Insurance" was refused Tuesday afternoon by the Massachusetts Constitutional Convention In rejecting the so-called Washburn resolution on a rising vote 107 to 43. roll call cn the propoeitioa was denied by the convention, though the proponents sought to put the delegates on record. "The conventiB vote is expected to prejudice the Legislature agalsst social insurance. Charles G. Washburn of Worcester, chief sponsor for the rejected resolution, declared, during the debate which preceded the vote, that should the convention defeat the measure it would bo tantamount to advising the Legislature that matters of this character are beyond its Jurisdiction and can not be investigated by the Legislature. He stated that eminent authorities doubt the po-er ol the Legislature to pass social insurance laws without a specific constitutional amendment. "Strong opposition was brought to defoat the Washburn resolution, wt'.li hid be;-a iven its f.rst and 3v..r.i re-adirf.s !u Ui3 rcrvutlDn. Cassttrrarne erurf r-lr . 'V. ti tiring t'rtu debite. upon th rgua r.. that compulsory health insurance, which the resolution embraced, was not in harmony with the democratic lr.stitutions of the United States, be. tr.g of German origin." There's no false modesty about this want ad page. CJNo legitimate proposition need hesitate to launch forth to find a response. CJNeed not even sign your name or address. This office receives and holds replies for you. To Times Subscribers. Effective September 30 The War Industries Board has instructed all newspapers to discontinue mailing their papers to subscribers whose subscriptions are not paid in advance. This is a war conservation order and as such, it will be strictly obeyed by THE TIMES. This means that all mail subscribers who are delinquent, no matter how short the time, must pay the amount due and renew their subscriptions for a definite period, paying therefor in advance, cr their papers must be stopped on September 20. Subscriptions expiring after September 30 must be stopped on day the subscription expires unless renewed previous to that date. If your subscription has expired, or will expire before September 30, or if you are paying subscriptions for papers being mailed to soldiers or other friends, please do not fail to make renewals before present date cf expiration. THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS, R. C. Pierce, Circulation Mgr. Co, Plant,

WAR HAS TAUGHT VALUE OF THRIFT People Have Learned How Senseless ar.d Unnecessary Common Practices Are.

RETURN TO SIMPLE LIFE Thoae Not Willing to Dtprlvt Thomslvs of Some Comfort Ungrateful for What Boya "Ovar Thr" Are Doing fr U. By JAMES W. GERARD, Former AmktMador to Germany. In Ukj days before tue wnr It oft seemed to me that the immigrant who care bere with practically sottilng end who left an education and often a rorartfuce to his chridren Hrd aa all men ebcttld live. He worked linrd and well and nxxid hla mocey. Then as bla elrcnrastaueea permitted he placed Ma family in comfortable surroundings. Often ho got bold of a tittle piece of ground and raised a part of bin food supply. 8ucb. msQ as these told me often that American life presented very few dlScnlttea to a man who wanted to becbtae wealthy through his own efforts. Of course ttiese people did not hare the things that many of their neighbors thought vitally necessary.' There Mraj do sfcow. no ostentation, nothing merely to Impress their associates end neighbors. And after all man U a simple being. His wants are few. once he gets out of aa artificial point of view. Return to Simple Living. Since 'he war has come with Its necessity of curtailed expendirare many persons and families are approaching the state of simple living. They are being vastly teaeSted. A mentcl and spiritual betterment comes with simple Kvicg arid thlaliing. There Is also a greet gain to resource. No man eed ever fear that he will become miserly through the practice of thrift. Thrift simply meaas using the right things for the ight purpose and putticg iid6 be surpiuc If t!t nr nts op rcthir;? s-ise li ; taught to rrtnuy pf.-sor-? ft" vrf-.e or thrift. Th h'ir.- inlp j fi iMVi.e to nttici. ?cL'?ls to things. Because a thlag is doue It Is d'jnt mots end more. Once the Individual gives thought to life and livln; he sees how senseless and unnecessary are some of the practices to which he though! he was comiairted for the rest of bit life. Too rcaDy people ia Araerica are living beyond their means in order to via with some richer neighbor. Why rlak your children's future and education through a silly Imitation Induced by false pride? To do anything well Is a flue training for any man or woman. The practice of thrift Is only the utilizing in the most scientific aud exact ways of an individual's resources. It Is character Vuliding and makes of man almost the master of his deatiiiy. Prove Superiority to Hun. The situation of the world at the present time sny to civilized "roan : Trove that you are fitted to etirvive the Uun; prove that you are superior to the Htin; prove that you are worthy of being preserved. For a wasteful use of materials at the present time Is a crime against civilization. The war cannot be won unless the nation and the Individual practice the jnost eract thrift. If we as a race cannot do this we are cot fit t be the dominant faetors In the world. We can and we will. The Hun and the state t affairs brought about by him are a challenge to our civilization. We accept the challenge and we will win the victory. We could not do less. Our own countrymen and our brothers In arms p.re living In the midst of the greatest danger abroad. They are subsisting only on the vitally necessary foods and their general aituatica is lacking In comforts. We sviil deprive ourselves of some of our own abundant comfort tiiat they may have the necessities of life. We must not prove ungrateful for what they are doing for us. We do not wish to iive in an enervating comfort while they are suffering and giving tieir lives that we may survive. There is for those who are rich, or senilrich or who merely hae money and extravagant tastes another and a practical side. Money Must Be Had. We mcst have the money to carry on the war. If money does not come to the government from the country's present stock of moaey, then it mut be created, for the war cannot top. Additional money moans Inflation and that means a fall In the worth, In the purchasing power of the dollar. So that every one who hns on Income, a salary or invested capital of any kind, bonds, mortgages or other obligations of state or city or railway, should be vitally Interested In practicing thrifty and thrrtby maintaining the vclue of the purchasing power of his own property. But greatest argument of all the spending of money now unnecessarily Is shameless, even criminal. Are we to feast while our sons and brothers die over there and by our very feasting put their success In jeopardy? No ruler ever led people as fBclenflv to war as does our great president. Back Llm up. COAL Bvcy early Srrvc Tuoru'v Help ikluiLTOds Prevent Iieatk cbys VS. Fl'iil. ADMlNlSTRATtO!