Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 78, Hammond, Lake County, 15 October 1918 — Page 7

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. Classified Advertisements

A charge of 10 cent for collection will t mr&B for all classified advertisements phoned to this otflce and not paid tor -within five flay. Wanted--Male Help WANTED Men steady work. Chapin & Co., Columbia avenue and I. H. B. Tracks. tf WANTED Bov to make himself useful about jewelry store; must have references. 65 State St.. Hammond. 9-18-tf WANTED Man with some experience In Olast fwrnw.ee operation; long nours; Sunday work; good salary. W rit J. V.. Times. 9-U-ti. W'XTDD Watchman for Central Chemical Co. Apply Timekeeper's office. L'nited Chemical & Organic "roducts Co.. Hammond. O-.b-l WANTED Men to uti!oa coat. JOc to 40c per ton; each car paid when unloaded. Malleable Iron Co.. Hammond 8-lS-tt WANTED Electrician who can look after motor. Reid Murdoch & Co., Ham 10-8-tf mond. WANTED Bor, 16 years of age, for steady work. Times office. 214 Hammond Bldff, Hammond. 10-9-tf WANTED -havfi had Firemen who experience in handling automatic stokers. Good pay; 8 hours a day, 7 days a week. Apply Calumet River Electric Station. East Chicago. l0'9M WANTED Man for janitor work: $18 rer week. Apply elevator, Hammond Building. 10-10-tf WANTED 1 electrician, 1 machinist, 4 pipe fitters and 2 fitter helpers. Apply Calumet River Electric Station, East Chicago. 10-"'6t WANTED Handy rnan familiar with all kinds of Ironwork. Hammond Machine ,v Forge Works. 216 Wilcox st. Phone 47 9 Hammond. 10-12-3 WANTED Teamster?; steady work. J. M. Dahlkamp. H54 Faette St., Hammond. io-i2-ir WANTED Men to unload coal, etc.: 40c per hour. I. P. L. Co.. Griffith. Ind. 10-12-tf WANTED Fireman who has had experience in the handling of automatic stokers: good pay; 8-hr. day, 7 days a wk. Apply at the Calumet River Electric Station, East Chicago,- Indi-10-12-6t ana. WANTED Ford truck, driver. United Chemical & Organic Products Co.. Hammond. 10-12-3 WANTED Janitor; salary, room and board; good home for right party. Hammond Country Club. Phone 35. WANTED Crossing -watchman on Mown railorad. Apply G. O. Ellis. Morton depot. 10rl4-2 WANTED Teamster; steady job. Apply H. P. Downey, 82S Calumet 8.ve.. Hammond. 10-14-1 IT. S. Employment Service wants cranemen and machinists for the Hubbard .Steel Foundry Co. Apply U. S. Employment Service, East Chicago, or at Hubbard Steel Foundry. 10-14-3t WANTED Barber. Harry's barber shop, 271. E. State St.. Hammond. 10-14-WANTED Painter and glazier: good wages; 10 hours a day. Tbe A. A. Lane Const. Co. Call at Green Eng. Co.. East Chicago. 10-14-3 WANTED A night watchman. Nov. ak Milling Corporatio, T50th st. and Calumet ave.. Hammond. 10-14-3 ESGINEIB, stationary; highest wages. W. B. Couiey Co., Hammond. 10-15-1 WANTED Truck driver; good wages, steady work: one not subject to draft preferred. Inquire at Northern Indiana l.br & Coal Co.. Kobertsdale, or call Whiting 30. 10-15-3 U. S. Employment Service wants 2 men for Green Engineering Co. for foundry work. If you want to do your bit apply to U. S. Einpolyment Service, City Hall or to Mr. Hammit., Superintendent Green Engineering Co., East Chicago. 10"15-3 For Rent. FOR RENT House in Indiana Harbor. 3719 Michigan ave.; 12 rooms upstairs, B downstairs. Inquire cn premises. 10-2-6 VOR RENT Modern S-room house, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 1H7-.T Hammond. 10-9-6 FOR RENT 2 large room fists, furnished or unfurnished. 644 Sherman St., between Columbia ave. and Nickel Plate tracks. Hammond. 10-14-3 FOR RENT In East. Chicago, completely furnished 6-room house. Call be-;s-(-n and 4 p. m. Must give best rcf. 4317 Northcote ave., East Chicago. 10-14-2 FOR RENT 6-room flat, 5024 Mellville ave.. East Chicago. Call after StliO P. m. 10-15-10 FOR RENT 5-room house: modern. Inouire 186 Wilcox St.. Hammond. 10-15-1 FOR RENT 5-room cottage. 304 Cameron st. A Smith. 10-15-1 Situations Wanted. WOULD like stenographic work evenings and Saturday afternoons. Write E. H., Times, or Phona 3331 Hammond. 10-14-3 WANTED Position as housekeeper in home with" children. Write A 63. Times. 10-14-2

Wanted Female Help

WANTED Competent girl for general housework. Lesser. Co State St.", Hammond. 10-1-tf WANTED A girl for housework: good wages. 1SS Flummer. Hammond. WANTED Woman for cleaning. Apply Gibson Y. M. C. A 10-7-tf WANTED Waitress at T. M. C A.. Gibson; good salary, room and board. 10-9-tf WANTED Girl for laboratory assistant; hiich school gradual" preferred. Inquire at time office of Inited Ch--mi-al & Organic Products Co. l'i-U-tf WANTED Lady cl.-rks: some experience r'crssarv; position permanent.. See Mr. Payne. Lion Store. 10-11-4 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS In Hammond. Nov. 2. Hie 7: 12.010 women clerks needed; salary $12(; experience unnecessary., Wnmen desrwg govern-' ment positions write for free particulars. It. E. Terry (former Civil Service Examiner), 457 Columbian Bldg., Washington. 10-12-3 WANTED Experienced waitresses. Phillips Hotel. Chicago ave.. East Chicago 1U-14-3 WANTED Girl in law office with some typewriter experience. Phon" ::(a Hammond. 10-14-3 WANTED Saleslady with alteration experience. Liberal Clothing Co.. tiOS Hohman St.. Hammond. 10-14-i WANTED AT ONCE 50 girls, both experienced and inexperienced, to operate power sewing machines; large govrnment order: good pay and rapid advancement. Apply at Goshen Snirt Mfg. Co.. 105 Condit St., Hammond. lu-12-tf WANTED Stenographer. '11 514. J. K. Stinson, Citizens Nat. Lank Bldg. Hammond. 10-14-3 WANTED Experienced waitress; good hours good pav. Calumet Bakery and Restaurant, 707 Chica go ave., E. Chicago. 10-15-3 ! WA NTED Dish wa sher. cry A: Restaurant. 70 East Chicago. Calumet Bak- i Chicago a c . ! 10-15-3 l WANTED Girl for general housework; ' no washing. Call Hammond tiJ'X-10-15-31 WANTED Waitress; good waces. Koffee Kup, 82 State. Hammond. 10-15-1 WVNTED Waitress: good wages Ph-n. Hammond 16 30. 10-1 5-tf WANTED Woman to rare for two children 5 ' davs a week for mother that works. 493 150th St.. north side. H?mmond. 10-15-1 WANTED Chambermaid: Hotel Mee. Hammond. good waees. 10-15-tf WANTED Girl experienced in tele. srraph office work. Apply Box 6ft2. Indiana Harbor. 10-15-1 WANTED Good housekeeper in widower's home with children; good salary. Write Y 939. Times. 10-15-1 WANTED Female help. Charlie Sing Hand Laundry, 683 Calumet ave.. Hammond. 10-15-6 WANTED A woman dishwasher from S a. m. to 7 p. m.; $12 pr week: no Sunday work. 1 State St., Hammond. lu-15-1 WANTED Girl to do housework or will give good home to party desiring ti take rare of house, with privilege of being oft evenings and Sundays if dcs;red. Phone 17S9 or call 3'.0 Hammond Bldg. 10-15-1 For Rent Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Furnished rooms for housekeeping. 1 suite for ba helors. also 1 sleeping room. lSS Flummer ave., Hammond. 10-7-1 FOR RENT Furnished two- rooms in a cottage; handy to Standard Steel or Conkey s. Thona 1918 Hammond. 10-7-tf FOR RENT 2 strictly modern furnished light housekeeping rooms: hot water heat. Phone 1776 or-call 631 Michisran ave., Hammond. 10-11-1 FOR RENT Furnished room. Hohman t.. Hammond. 784 So. 10-9-6 FOR RENT To office or mercantile man. modern furnished room; steam brat. bath, electric light. 15 E. State St., 2nd floor, front flat. 10-11-3 FOR RENT Furnished room for gentlemen. 163 State St., Hammond. 10-12-3 FOR RENT 3 rooms for light housekeeping. 333 Indiana ave., Hammond. 10-14-2 FOR RENT Very desirable light housekeeping rooms; most modern. 33o4 Commonwealth ave., Indiana Harbor. 10-14-3 FOR RENT 2 suitable rooms for light housekeeping. 614 144th St., East Chicago. 10-14-3 FOR RENT Two modern steam heated connecting front rooms, suitable lor 3 or 4 gentlemen. Phone 8!S-W. "22 Sibley St., Hammond. 10-14-2 FOR RENT 1 large front room and 1 tmall room; steam heat and bath. 27 Webb st. Phone 433 Hammond. 10-12-3 FOR RENT Nicely furnished room in private family, suitable for one gentleman: near Country Club; board if desired; ref. Phone 1913 Hammond. 10-14-2 FOR RENT Two large housekeeping rooms, furnishing both, gas and electric. Inquire 429 Logan St., Hammond. 10-14-2 FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Corner May wood and Sibh;y, Hammond. 10-15-1 FOR RENT 4 rooms, furnished: will sell furniture. 402 Ash St., Hammond. 10-15-6 FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping: $3 per week. 218 Doug las ave.. West Hammond. Phone 202. 10-15-1 FOR RENT 2 large front rooms for light housekeeping; centrally located. E05 Hohman. Phone 2574 Hammond. 10-15-1 FOR RENT Rooms. East Chicago. 4915 Magoun ave., 10-lo-t For Sale Motorcycles. MOTORCYCLES. All makes from $15.00 up. To get what you want make your selection now. Sold on c-asv payments. EXCELSIOB AUTOCAR SALES. ROOM, 229 State St. rhone 1S?. Hammond. 10-12-3 FOR SALE Twin cylinder Harley Davidson motorcycle; two-speed; $75. 797 Walter St.. Hammond; upstairs. 10-D-6 Room and Board. BOARD AND ROOM Two gentlemen or couple; private family: modern conveniences: private entrance. Phone 1607. 639 Calumet ave., Hammond. 10-14-2 ROOM AND BOARD for 2 gentlemen or couple; private family; all modern conveniences; private entrance. Phone Hammond 1507. $3'i Calumet ave., upstairs. 10-15-2 Wanted to Buy WANTED TO Bl.'Y An underground gasoline tank with pump. Phone Indiana Harbor 13". 10-15-1

Real Estaia Bargains

OKLAHOMA. LAND. Free Tnformaiton Relative to the Next United States Government Sale of Oklahoma Indian Lands. Oklahoma With U. Indian Lands S, Government Title. Oklahoma Indian lands with U. S. Government title and bonded abstract ineluding all oil. Gas and other mineral rignts or "top and bottom." These lands are located in the famous Oklahoma Oil l.oii and the large Oil Companies have leased thousands of acres of land in this district and are now drilling. These lands have some good timber and are clos to main line railroads and towns. Ince f ,.5o to $12.50 per acre. I live in Oklahoma and furnish many Oklahoma Hank references. For further information call and ask for D. O. WILLIAMS. Hotel Mee, Hammond. Hours: f) a. m. to 9 p. m. Developing and Colonizing Eastern and Southeastern Oklahoma. i FOR SALE Just completed. 1 6-room and 1 ti-room bungalow with everv , modern convenience; hardwood floors , throughout, kitchen cabinets, laundrv tubs, etc.: south aide, within a block of car line Inu-.ct w..u - , Hammond. Our small cash pajm.it and monthly terms will suit vou. HAKGI3 & MOORE. rhor.es 214J- 3il. 40J Hammond Bldg. 10-11-tf FOR SALE House of 7 rooms, cun be ( - i-rii, utrur iManciara ana I high school. Phone 2S42 Hammond. . ':6tf FOR SALE 40 acres of timber land In s. E. corner of Lake Co. on Kankakee river; rich soil, well drained, ash and maple timber: price ISO j of Do Motte, De Motte. Ind. 9-21-1 FOR SALE OR TRADE for property in this district, a house and V, acre lot in St. Andrews, Florida; house 8 rooms, modern: id.-al location for mechanic wanting climate change: new shipyard building there. Address L 2. care Times. 9-HS-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE For real estate. in Gary or vicinity, equity In 160-acre farm with improvements, northeast of Souta Bend in Elkhart county. Ind. Address Box 1105, Gary. Ind. 10-1 i-tf FOR SALE 7-room cottage with bath. barn and garage. 57-x124 lot: small cash payment, terms. 526 Murray st rx.mmond. Phone 6S3-W. 10-10-6 OR SALE Beautiful new 6-room bungalow; sin parior. screen porch, all built-in features, also garage: best residence district in East Chicago: leaving city; terms. 4202 Baring ave.. East Chicago. 10-14-6 FIl SALE J. Wesley Reed s fine hoTne at a bargain. Phone 1147-J Hammond. . 10-1 4-tf FOR SALE OR RENT New 6-room modern bungalow; rcr new high school and ear line. Phone 2467. 11-14-2 ViV. 5AJ-E '-room cottage. Inquire 242 E. State St., upstair3. Phone 2642 Hammond. 10-15-2 f ALE-,5- r. 9. 9. 10 and 12 room rnodern cottages, bungalows, houses and flats from $200 to $50h cash, balance monthly. Phone 1776 or se M'rK neil. 5.U Michigan ave., Hammond. 10-15-1 j FOR SALE 5-room cottage; full basement; price $1500. $300 cash. J. S. ' Blackmun Co.. 161 State st 10-15-4 FOR SALE 2 bungalows on Lake ave and 114th st.. Robertsdle. l "block from street ears that will take vou to Chicago. Hammond. Whiting. Indiana Harbor or East Chicago. 1 bloek f:om Lawe 1-ront Park, on one of the best residence streets in the region. These bungalows will be sold at a vrv low flrure and will be ready to move into about Nov. 1st Inquire at Northern Ind. Lbr ' or Phon Whiting 30. 10-16-j FOR SALE SPECIAL! M";E ,V'M thia w''''k- 7-room bunsaI ark. One c,f the best built and finished bungalows in Hammond. Tile roof oak and brick throughout. sun parlor fireplace, bookcases, living and dining 'room .misned in period style, bed rooms old ivory, kitchen French grav. built-in- refrigerator, ice from outside, tile heth Has every convenience under the sun' Also garage, good lawn and shrubberv' Party having the city and must sacrifice Price 5'.n; $1500 cash, balance r,.nt' ULLRICH & BICK. Phones 4S0-2659. Miscellaneous. PAPERHANGING and painting: rood work at reasonable prices. Carl VerLniitt. 440 Michigan ave. Thone 14:9 (Hammond. S-31.1 NOW is the time to build your storm windows. We make a npecial combination storm do"r and screen door We build special furniture and repHir furniture. Chas. Masko, 174 Cilumof ove. Phor.e 2625 Hammond. 10-1-12 We buy and sell high-grade used furniture. Hammond Furniture Exchange. 204 E. State st. Phone Hammond 3079 10-14-6 REG WEAVING Get yours made for winter. 6?9 Sibley st.. Hammond; in rear. 10-14-3 BICYCLES Sold on Easv Pavmonts. - A. J. WALZ, 229 Stat St. Phone 2489. Hammond. 8-31-tf GUARANTEED BOOrtN. We apply red and green Roofing over old shingles; also gravel Roofing and lepairlng. See us on anything in the Roofing line. Calumet Hooting Cn. Phones 47-2305. Room 27 Rimbach Bldg.. Hammond. 10-2-tues-thnr-Bat-tf Mt'STO LESSONS Ragtime in twentylessons guaranteed. George G. Green. 11 Rimbach ave., Hammond. Phone 2296. 10-15-6 TO EXCHANGE Have about. 85.000 American Fiag Stamps, perforated and gummed, postage stamp sie, to exchange for musical instrument, law books, or what. Elwood Washington, Hammond. Ind. 10-15-3

For Sate Miscellaneous

IF your sewing machine does not work right, call up F. C. Miller, the expert. lS'J State st. Phone 17D0. i.stimutes furnished free. Work guaranteed, tt-25-1 ROOFING SALE 4600 rolls S-ply elate surfaced roofing. Beautiful designs. Ked. green or silver gray. Manufactured by Bird Sc Son. Guaranteed 20 years, lo be sold at less than it cost to manufacture it, on account of Blight damage done by It. H. Co. Every roll in pertect. coiid.Jon with exception of outsida wrappers and labels. Now on sale. EMIL MINAS 613-A14 Onkloy Ave. Hammond. Phone ofnoe 2205. Phone lies. 2467. X'hune for siniples. FOR SALE Bargain, barber shop outfit; 2 chairs, 2 French plate mirrors, combination wash basin with heater: all in good condition. Inquire Engineer, Hammond Building. S--17-1 !We Buy Liberty Bends forj and Insurance. Open Saturady evenings. JULIUS FRIEDMAN & COMPANY. 4405 Forsythe Ave. East Chicago. Tbone S3. Get the habit; pay less; buy for cash; at the Hammond Furniture Co., 242 E. State street. Look for the clock in center of sign J. Arkin, Mgr. 7-"'lra3 FOR SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad watches. Lesser 's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open evenings. 4-l-tt FOR SALE Oil palntirgs. nude studies. one 16x20, subject "Meditation"; the other 12x2 4. copy of "Awakening"; reasonnble; both framed, gold leaf frames. Addrtss CtiS-M, care Times. 10-3-6 FOR SALE Black embroidered chiffon cloth dinner gown, made over black satin and embroidered with silver motifs, silver girdle: beautifully made and in good style: never worn; size 34. Address 123 Z. care Times. 10-3-6 FOR SALE Completo set of furniture lor small family; all like new: mut sell on account of leaving town. Call Phone 903. 3736 C-dar St.. Indiana Harbor. Ind. 10-11-12-14-17 FOR SALE Large oak Pathe phonograph. Will sell for $5 and make terms. Call 325 Pine St., Hammond. 10-12-3 FOR SALE Team of horses; bargain if taken at once. 644 Sherman st., bet. Columbia ave. and Nickel Plate tracks. Hammond. 10-14-3 FOR SALE French white poodle d"g. 302 Truman ave.. Hammond. 10-14-2 FOR SALE 2 carloads potatoes to he sold at Jl.i'O per bushel, delivered. L. A. Wolf. Phone 5S2. Corner State and Mayowod, Hammond. 10-14-2 FOR SALE Small mare, harness and light wagon: chenp. 727 Sohl s. Phone 1S20-W Hammond. 10-11-3 Special Cash Bargain for Wednesday 2-Hole New Laundrv Stove, special, onlv j $4.49. Must call for it. The ! Hammond Furniture Com pany, J. Arkin, 31 gr., 242 E. State street. u FOR BALE Dry onions at 1 per bushel. cabbag at 60c per dozen. Liptak Trut Gardens. Ridge road near Mon.m, Munster. 10-15-1 SPECIAL WAREHOUSE CLEAR UP SALE. Every Item Worth Double. Come Prepared To Take It Away. 2 Peninsular Gas Ranges, good as new, each, $17.50 1 3-piece Mahogany Parlor Set, good as new, at only ....$29.50 1 Buffet without mirror, has glass doors $9.50 1 Ivitchen Cabinet, with top $7.50 1 Solid Oak Dining Room Tabic $S,50 1 used Velvet Rug, 9x12, only $12.50 1 Dresser, with long mirror, only $9.50 1 Genuine Leather Couch, only $7.50 Rockers and chairs, to close out from 50c and up; first come first served. Look for the number, 242 E. State St., Hammond. J0-15-lt FOR SALE CHEAP Beautiful - buffet and china cabinet, like new; sectional bookcase: 1 bed, spring and mattress: moving out of town Thursday. Call Wednesday, 1009 J4:-!rd St., East Chioaeo. 30-15-1 FOU SALE Hand power washing machine: motor can bo attached. Phone 2032 Hammond. 10-15-3 FOR SALE perfectly new serge suit: owner in uniform. Phone Hammond 20S2. 10-15-3 FOR SALE 19 -room furnished rooming bouse. Address B 500. Times. Hammond. 10-15-3 FOR SALE liuit". 9x12: dining room chairs, bod. stands, mattresses, spring's and dressers. East Chicago K. of p. Building, upstairs, oicott ave. 10-15-3 For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE Oakland 34: 6-rylinder, 1917 model; in good condition: 4 new ti-is. See air. Ryan, 405 Tyler at.. GumPhi.ra 2320. 10 ..-If ANNOUNCEMENT Change of address. Oldsmobile agents, known as Toren's Auto Sales Co.. nov- at 93 State St.. just west of Hohman. Phon 461 Hammond. 10-8-12 FOR SALE OR TRADE 1315 Buick; 2 pass.; $200. 4506 Forsythe ave. Phon T J .? - O "M tft,0 10-12-2 FOR SALE OR TRADE 1015 Buick. 2pass.. $175: 1916 Paige Six. 7-pass.. $K50. 4506 Forsytho ave., East Chicago. Phone S74-M. 10-14-2 FOR SALE 1917 Ford touring car: demountable wheels. 5 good tires, manv extras. Call after 6 p. m., 183 Detroit r. . Hammond 10-15-3 Wanted To Rent. WANTED TO RENT Furnished 4 or 5 room heated fiat. Write S 84, Times. 10-14-3 WANTED TO RENT Good piano by responsible party. I'bone S34-M Hammond. 10-14-3 WANTED Board for 2 girls 10 months and 3 years old. Helen Sibulsky, 575 Larnat ave., East Hammond. 10-15-1

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Kyle Kirkpatrick and Marqusrdt cf Hagic City Athletic Fame Ae 2tars on Indiana University Football Eleven. BLOOMINGTON. IND, Oct. 15. Indiana university already has two good football games scheduled for November, the only month in which teams may make trips under rules of the Student Army Training corps. Coach SUehm will take his men to Indianapolis Nov. 2 to meet a team from Camp Taylor. Thia is the date formerly held with Minnesota. Tho coach will also take the Hoosier squad to Lexington to play a return game with Kentucky State. The date with the Kentucky school has not yet been agreed on, but It will likely be a few days before Thanksgiving day. The freshman squad this year contains some of the best mateiial ever seen on Jordan field, and many northern Indiana athletes are among tbe number. Three Athlete From Gary. There are three splendid athletes from Gary in John Ky'.e from Emerson High school a.ii Kenneth Kirkpatrlck and "Brandy" Marquardt of Frobel High. Kyle is reputed to be one of the foremost amateur athletes In Indiana. In 1917 he, held the position of a back field man on tbe all-state football team find that of center on the all-state basketball quintet. In the same year he acted as captain oi the Froebel five. He also has a great deal of ability in track, being a weight man. Kirkpatrlck and Marquardt have each had four years' experience in gridiron sport. They are both back field men. They are fast and have done good work in carrying the ball and breaking tnrojgh. Kirkpatrick is a good baseball players, and also showa up well in track and basketball. Marquardt was captain of his basketball team in 1917. Ten seconds in the 10 yard dash tells the story of his ability as a sprinter. Sons of Tomer "l" Man. Harry Donavan of South Bend looks like a real find. He has the physique and the experience and is playing the center position. He was captain of the 1918 football team at South Bend, is a wonderful basketball player and a good baseball man. He has already played with the Indiana varsity In its opening game against Kentucky State under tho S. A. T. C. rules. 1 John Uiaud of Vincennes Is one of the most promising linemen fr the freshman squad. He is a giant guard, full of fight, and is of varsity caliber. He was captain of his basketball tearr in 1917. He also has a record as a good wrestler and track man. John and Dee J mes of Williams are sons of a former Indian university football star. John is more thnn six feet tail, is fast, good At forward passing, and is one of the best, basketball plftyers ever in Indiana High schools. His brother. Dec, was captain of his high school basketball team in 1917. More Players from Gary. Raymond nnd Donald McLennon and Chester Jones, all of Gary, are baekfleld men who have bad four years' experience and s.re showing up In a very encouraging manner. The McLennon brothers play the quarterback position and are very fast. Jones is a half back and was one of the mainstays of the Gary football team in 1916. STAR BOXING CARD IN NEW YORK TONIGHT NEW YORK. Oct. 15. Jim Coffey and Joe Jeannette will meet in a four-round bout at the police department boxing carnival tonight. Jack Brltton, Soldier Bartfield. Harry Greb and Clay Turner also will appear in bouts of the same length. Lost and Found LOST A pocketbook with $23 and receipts, in alley between Alice and Beall ave.; reward. Return to Times ofllee. 10-14-2 LOST By aged widow, purse containing about $:lo. at Woolwonh's 5 & 10c store. Saturday evening. Kinder please return same to Wool worth's 5 & 10c store or phone Hammond 91I-J, and receive reward. 10-14-4 WHO'S got my Tricky pup little fox poodle? Please brins: it back to me. Dorothy Tutl. fc20 May wood ave. 10-15-1 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE. To the Public: I am the owner of the premises at No. 1S4 Wilcox street, Hammond, Ind., and the public is hereby notified that my wife. Matilda Last, has no authority to leave the same or to collect any rent from said premises. (Signed) GL'STAV LAST. Dated. Hammond. Ind., Oct. 14, 191S. 10-14-3 NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given by th Board of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiann. that up to 10 o'clock a. m. on Saturdav. November 9. 1?J3. sealed rids. ; address" 1 to the tou.ty AiHfr. .: b. rocbi -ed . t tha u,,for ..fiW in w.- j Poir.T. In lie r-.. 'or ih f-1 -r !;.?: j 132 lieal feet 12"a1" L. L. Y. pine: I 300 pieces S"xl2"xl4" oak: 350 pieces j 2"xl2"xl4' oak. i O. B. East Chicago, B. & O. C C. T. or renn. R. It. For Columbia avenue bridge: 12,000 feet 3"xl2"xl6' oak. I'. O. B. Hammond, Indiana Harbor Belt R. R. Tr Kline avenue bridge: 12.000 feet 3"xl2"xl6' oak. F. O. B. Baldwin Locomotive Switch. East Chicago. Indiana Harbor Belt R. R. All bids must be in full compliance with the laws governing such matters. A bond, equal to the amount of the bid. must accompany all bids. One of the sureties must be a resident of Lake County, Indiana, or a surety company authorized to do business In Lake County. Indiana. Bonds to be returned to all unsuccessful bidders. The right to reject any snd a!J bids is reserved. GEORGE JL FOLAND. Auditor and Clerk of the Board. 10-15-22

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OF BASEBALL GAME PLA1E0 IB FRANCE Baseball as played behind the lines by American soldiers is not always up to the Htandurrti of the game at home but it ia baseball nevertheless. The paraphernalia Is not always up to date and the diamond may te lacking In the perfect finish found on the better fields of the big cities, but these are mere details when the soldiers make up their minds to play baseball, ''"l-'s can be s-er fvo:n . deS' rlpt' of u ' ' . ; . a r. f lung g i i i .ure. "The : .i wr. s, u r u 'u! a . derful ihi. J tf 1 y fcvlltlcss of any infringement of the American patents. A round stone, picked up on the beach, formed ita core. Around this unyielding miHle were wrapped some rags and over this tire tape. Surrounding' all was a piece of canvas, roughly stitched. It was the hardest and the "deadest" ball ever used In competition. A giant could not have hit it over 100 feet with a telegraph pole and It took a god lick to drive it even as far as the pitcher. Ftlll It was a b-Ul. "The heroes who volunteered to act as catchers In this strange contest refujed to face the camouflaged boulder without some protection, so they made themselves a glove. A couple of old flannel shirts served as the foundation for this proteotor. An old shoe provided leather for the face of the glove, and this was sewn on by the same genius who put the canvas cover on the ball. The contrlvsncs had no fingers, but was held In place on the hand with twine. "The infielderB and outfielders useS their bare hands, and the first baseman who had to handle FWift throws without protection, had badly bruised hands at the close of the game. 'For bats these ingenious soldiers cut down some saplings and bewed them Into the desired lengths, shaping; the handles with Jackknfves. Every time the ball was Jilt with one oi these green sticks, the wood flew in showers all over the infield and the sap deluged the fielders. There was one former leaguer In this queer game, a player who used to be so fastidious about his bats that he had to have them made to order. His admirers in the tleaohers would have had some trouble in recognizing btm as the young man who picked up the first sapling that came handy and threw cj)t his chest when he succeeded in hitting the ball all the way to the shortstop." BARNEY 0L0FIEL0 WINS IN INDEPEDDENGE HO. KANSAS C1TT. MO., Oct. 15. Barney OldfbMd retained his motor racing; title of world's dirt track championship in a three-heat contest with Burr Lampkin that was a feature of the motor races Sunday at the Independence, Mo., fair grounds, near here. Lampkin won the first heat In 3:46 -5, but Oldfield nosed out in the second and third, the two heats being run in S:52 and S:3712, respectively. The Missouri sweepstakes, free-for-all, ten laps to a heat, went to Ray Dashbach, who took the- first and secon dheats. Tho first, which was covered in G 09, was the fastest.

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155 EAST STATE STREET. Hours: S-12, 1-B, OUR MONEY

Little debts cause more worry than larg-i ones 'because you are expected to meet them promptly. We prepare you for tuch emergencies. We make all loans of $25 00 to $300.00 on Furniture, Pianos or any ether personal property without removal from your dof -: iori on short notice and without publicity. Interest at the legal rate Is charged only for the actual number of months loan Is carried. $2.50 ts the Monthly Payment on $ 50 00 $3.78 Is the Monthly Payment on $ 75.00 $5.00 is tbe Monthly Payment on $100.00 Plus 3?4 Per Cent on Unpaid Balances. All other amounts up to $300.w at tr.e same proportionate rate. r - ftur TTYtC CTPT A-"'k hlrn about his business and the plan OCQ UUr X.aUc gCi under which he works. It is a revelation on srrTlrr to-1 he-Borrower endeavor and is carried on in your behalf. We are Licensed and Bonded to the State, giving vou a double sssurance of our responsibility, as responsible as a Bank. Provident Loan Gozizpany

Borrow Now Phone No. 323

Room X, Panama BMnr, 14S-IRO EAST STATE STHEKT Hammond, Ind.

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Housing Is an Essential I War Industry i- ::

BUILDERS OF HOUSES WILL HELP WIN THE WAR Workers Wanted At Once on project of the U. S. HOUSING CORPORATION HariiTf.jid, Ii 6: Standard Wage iraid All Occupations Biickayers Carpenters Cement Finishsrs Common Laborers Drivers Electricians Lathers Masons Painters Plasterers Plumbers, Roofers, Xto, Especially NEEDED and AT ONCE. Apply'immedlaterytjfflica of United States Housing Corporation j or Wells Bros. Construction Co. Hammond, Ind. SIR. C. W. DAVIDSON' 1 Works Sopt, Lyndora Hotel. Bring This Ad. WitS and, Say Yon Want to -HELP BUILD HOUSEd So As to HELP WIN THE WAR Housing Is an Essential War Industry lbr esse of our Want Ads' e&i; CATARRH, BRONCHITIS, ABTtelflLwakeia eyUia al lBvtto4itftks nca and Pneumonia. Cenasnaptten and Death. . I lava Gbesa property treated &fore too late MOW. I OAK CURB YOU WOMEN'S DISEASES cured hy pta&sant, cal, methods, GOITRE CURED J?o pain, cottlnf , detention -from business. RECTAL, URINARY, PELVIC DISEASES Quickest Cures That 8tay Cured. Phone 3419. HAMMOND, IND. 7 - . JTi.laya. M.

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RUNS OUT Shop Early License No. 233 !ahwMisafta 3A,