Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 80, Hammond, Lake County, 17 October 1918 — Page 9

r

Thursday. October 17, 1918. THE TIMES. Page Kin

Classified Advertisements

A char sr a of 10 cents for collection will Tie mat's far U classified advertiaemeats phoned to tUi cflca and. not paid for within five clay. , WantedMale Help WANTED Men steady work. Chapin & Co., Columbia avenue and I. H. B. Tracks. tf ' W ANTfn Man with sme txperienc in blast furnace operation; long nuursi SumHv w ork; good salary. rite J. U. I'.. Times. 9-20-tf WAXTEP -Watchman for Central Chemical Co. Apply Timekeeper a office. Umtod .hiniiul &. Organic ucis Co., Hammond. """ WANTED Men to umoai coat, 20c to lie per ton; each cur paid when unloaded. Malleable Iron Co., Hammond. WAXTED Boy, 16 years of acre, for steady work. Times office, 2U Hammond l.lclpr, Hammond. 10""t WANTED ' Firemen who have had experience in handling automatic stokers. Good pay; 8 hours a day, 7 days a week. Apply Calu met River Electric fetation, East Chicago. 19-9-lwk WANTED Man for janiior work; $li per week. Apply elevator. Hammond Building. 10-10-tf WANTED 1 electrician, 1 machinist, 4 pipe titters and 2 fitter helpers. Apply Calumet River Electric Sta tion, East Chicago. 10-ll-t WANTED Teamsters: steady work. J. M. Dahlkump, 254 r'avcite St., Ham-nv-md. 10-12-tf WANTED Men to unload coal, etc: 40c per hour. I. T. L. Co., Griffith. Ind. 10-12-tf WANTED Janitor; salary, room and hoard; good home for right party. Hammond Country Club, phone 3,. WANTED Barber. Harry's barber shop. 271 E. ?tate St.. Hammond. 10-14-WAXTED "ruck driver; good wajrPs. steady work; one not subject to draft preferred. Inci'ire at Northern Indiana l.hr. & Coal t'o., Kobertiidale, or call Whiting 30. . 10-15-3 . 17. S. Employment Service wants 20 men for Green Engineering Co. for foundry work. If you want to do your bit apply to U. S. Erapolymcnt Service, City Hall or to Mr. Hammit., Superintendent Green Engineering Co., East Chicago. 10-15-3 X. S. EVTEOYMENT SERVICE wanta four men for American Railway Expre?6i Co. en wagons and o.-hvery; good ..f i-nina-. Apply at City Hall, East Chi- , Is d. 11-15-3 WANTED Acetylene welders, 2 A-l machinists. Apply U. S. Employment OfTi.-c City Hall, or Stand an! Forging Co., E. Cliica 10-16-2 go.. I1IU. i M'A.NTEO Mn to help In the kitchen: jCi.imi rav. Hotel Carlcton, Hammond. 10-16-2 J' EN wanted at New York Central Elevators to unload erain. Located batertpii Whitlntc and Indiana Harbor. ld-lS-3 WANTED Surface rubbers, painter? nrd varni.-hers. Car Dept., S'.'ndird Steel. Hammond. 10-li-4 WASTED Irtg-ht janitor for oSSce: srood wages. W. B. Coniey Co. 10-1 -2 WANTED Porter for Gibson T. M. C A.: urood alary. room and board; Rood h"m for risht party. 10-I7-tf WANTED An elderly man an night we.trhman and janitor. Apply St Goshen Hhirt Mfs. C-'o.. 103 Condit St.. Jfamniond. 10-17-3 WANTED 2 carpenter. 3. F. Wilhelm i: Sou. cor. Nickel Plate tracks and So hi t.. Hammond. Thonea 243, 14S3 or ST't'4. 10-17-1 WNTED I laborers at 5 ;cnt!l per lemr. Phone 24') or 14SS. 3i4. J. E. M iihe'rn A- Son. cor. Nickel Plate tracks and Sohl f-t . Hammond. 10-17-1 "WANTED Experienced clerk, male or female; permanent pofjuon. Grsr!li 'heinia! Co.. East Chicaeo. 10-17-3 WANTED Machinist' belpers: steady work. Tiummond. Machine and lorsp Work. IIS Wilcox '.(. Phone 479 finmr.iond. 10-17-3 WANTED AT ONCE Reirir-tered pharmacist or fiFsistant, or somerine with dru store experience: nood salary. E. I, Keid. SOS Chicago ave., EasUChicag-o. 10-17-2 WANTED Laborers good pay. Sifo Products loOth and Tine St., Ham mond. it WANTED Porter; $12 a week, room and hoard. Hotel Carjeton, Hammond. 10-17-1 Lost and Found J.OST By aged widow, purse containing about $30. at Woolworth's 3 Hie store. Saturday evening. Kinder plesa Teturn same to Woolworth's a &. 10c store or phone Hammond S12-J, and rereive reward. 10-14-4 FOR SALE Black dirt; ti per load. J. I Wilhelm & Son. cor. Nickel Plate tracks and Kohl St., Hammond. Phones 249-1483-32&4. 10-17-1 LOST 2 fox hound puppies, half grown, dark brown color, the property of a boy ia tha service of V. S.; reward offered. Phone 750 Hammond. 10-17-1 LO?T Smsll purse, between Nickel Plate tracks and Lion Store; contains S: liberal reward. Return 561 Jngrahani ive.. West Hammond, or phone S:)"S. 30-17-1 LiOST Lisht bron n male dor: lony haired collie and Fhephcrd mixed: license 141. Reward for information leading lo recover-. I'hone 1023-K Hammond.. 10-17-1

Wanted Female Help WANTED- Waitress at T. RI.C.A! Ciifcsoa; food salary, room and tumni. ly-y-if

WAN'TEP Girl for laboratory assistant: high school graduate, preferred. Inquire at t'me otTicc oi" United Chemical & Organic Producis Co. 10-11:1 WANTED AT OXTE-SO girls, both experienced and inexperienced, to operate power sewing- machines; largo government, order; aood puy and rapid mlvanoenifr.t. Apply at Goshen Shirt Mfg. i'o., 105 fond it St.. Hanmond. 10-12-tf WANTED Experienced waitress; good hours good pay. Calumet Bakery and Restaurant. 707 ChicnSo ave., E. Chicago. 10-13-3 WANTED Dishwasher. Cslumet Bakery& Restaurant. . n . Chicago avo.. Cast Chicago. 10-15-3 I WANTED Girl for reneml housework; I no u atiiin lnlt Ha mmniiil h 'i S ' 10-1 5-3 WANTEIV Waitress; good wages. Phone Hammond 3 6 3'. 10-15-tf WANTED Chambermaid; grood wages. Hotel Mea. Hammond. 10-15-tf WANTED- Female help. Charlie 3ng Hand Laundry, 6S3 Calumet ave.. Hammond. 10-15-6 WANTED Three experienced chambermaids. The rLvndora Hotel, Hammod. !t WANTED WOMAN FOR OENRHAli l.'TTetlfV 11 AV TV ell ",'TVi;l - INO CONDITIONS INVITING. APPLY SEPT., EDWARD C MINAS CO.. H MMON'H. 10-16-W A NT K D Dir hvva shor ; Hotel Moe, Hammond. sood NVH JOS. lo-id--; WANTED Woman to help in the kit-1 chen; good pay. Hotel Caileton. Ham-; mond. 10-16-- ; WANTED Young: lady to work in gro- f eery store; must have experience: pood , salary for right peraon. liumpfer Eros.. 57 Hohman St.. Hammond. 10-16-4 i WANTED A waitress, experienced, and j dishwasher. Koffee Kup, S- -State St.. i Hammond. 0-2 I J" j WANTED Dining- room irl. Sternbe: K Restaurant. S.-JLI Michigan ave. Phone 77S-M Indiana Harbor. 10-16-3 WANTED Maid for general housework, i Mrs. J. N. fteekman. 2o Detroit St.. Hammond. phone 193. lo-lti-U I WANTED Girl or middle-aged women ! for general housework. I'hone Indian i Harbor 617-M. 10-1S-3 WANTED 25 pirl3 to work in core room; piece work; beat of wage. Apply at once. Hammond Malleable Iron Co., Hammond. 10-17-1 WANTED Experienced salesladies at once; good wages, steady position. Pee Hive Store, East Chicago. 10-17-3 WANTED An experienced stenographer able to take dictation: must be a fast worker; one god at figures will have preference. This is a permanent position at excellent pay. C 210. Times, Hammond, 10-17-1 WANTED Two maids at Gary Genera! Hospital. 42 Adams tt., Gary. 10-17-3 WANTED Maid for peneral housework: 2 in familv; good waces. I'hone Indiana Harbor S6. 10-17-3 For Salts Motorcycls3. 5SD HAND MOTORCYCLES. Excelsior, Henderson. Indian. Ilnrley, Flanders. Thor, Yaie, Eagle. Sears, Pore. Davton, Motorbike. Excelsior, L'frhtweights. Snld on easv pa.vrp.ents. EXCELSIOJI ATTTOBIKE EALESEJOM, 229 State St., Hammond, Ind. 1U-1S-3 For Rent. FOR RENT 6-room flat. 50i4 Me'.lvil'.e Rve.. East Chicago. Call after 6:C0 p. m. 10-15-10 FOR RENT 6-room house: f as and electric with bath; rear of faloon. 20R W. State St. 10-1S-2 FOR RENT Storage and Galvin Garage, formerly Johnstone Bros.. P0T1 Midi. Ave.. Phone 807 Indiana Harbor. 10-l-2t FOR FiENT 6-rootn frame hise with all improvements: on goo-.i residence street in Indiana Harbor. fM I'hone liO". 37 38' Cedar ave., Indiana Harbor. Ind. 10-11-12-14-17 FOR RENT 3-room bungalow. ?10: grnrage if desired. Call frrenoons. Phone S0-R HiKhland, Ind. John Lynch. 10-17-5 For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE Oakland 34: fi-eyllnder. 1017 model; In good condition: 4 new ires. See Mr. Ryan, 4U5 Tyler St., Gary. Phone 2930. 10-6-tf ANNOUNCEMENT Changs of address. Oldsmobile agents, known as Toren's Auto Sales Co.. now at 93 State st.. just west of Hohman. Phone 1 1 1 Hammond. 1u-j-1 J FOR SALE Ford, 1914, panel body for light delivery. Hammond Auto Paint &. Top CO., 478-SO Hohman St.. Hammond. 10-UI-3 FOR SALE 1917 Ford tourlne- car: demountable wheels. 6 good tires, many extras. Call after 6 p. m., 1S3 retroit t.. Hammond. 10-15-3 FOR SALE Onu 7-pass. Klnir with winter top. Inquire Mrs. Carrie GUI. 407 Oliver st WhiUng. 10-16-4 FOR SALE 1 191 model DO Overland: run less than 50e0 miles: overhauled and revarnished. Hammond Auto Pmnt fc Top Co.. 478-80 Hohman. 30-lt-3 FOR SALE 1 5-pnss. 1918 Maxwell; run only 1404 miles; biggest bargain in U. H. Hammond Auto Paint & Top Co.. 478-S0 Hohman St., Hammond. 10-16-3 FOR SALE 1 1914 Ford. 6-pass., with $150 winter top, 3 extra tires, shock absorbers, tool box; very fine shHpe. Hammond Paint 4- Top Co., 4 7S-80 Hohman St., Hammond. 10-16-3 FOR SALE 1 Studebaker truck. $125: 1 twin Indian motorcycle, $60. ,"21 Cedar St., Hammond. 10-17-2 FOR SALE. 1 19P5 Dodge. 5 Chevrolet Se n. 1 1917 6-pass. Oo-y. 1 Ford delivery truck. 1 1(H! Regal. TOREN'S AVTO BALES CO., Oldsmobile Agents. 93 State St. I'hone 461. 10-17-3 FOR SALE OR TRADE 118 Oakland roadster; $4-00. 4506 Forsythe. Phone 672-M East Chicago. 10-li-2 FOR SALE. Touring car. A-l condition, 4 cvlinder: n bargain for someone. l hone'36v6. S04 Tyler et., Gary, ln-17-2 Boarders Wanted. i t- . TTT?ri t3. imm I .. . ; 1 . . 1 670 Michigan av., Hammond. 10-16-3 J

Real Esiaia Bargains

OKLAHOMA LAND. Free hi forma it on Relative to the Next United States Government Sale of Oklahoma Indian Lands. 1-1..1. Indian Lands Viviilllt'llld With u. S. Government Title. OKlah'.ma Indian lauds with IT. S. Government title and bonded abstract inrludiur all Oil. Gas and other rnlnernl fUhis or '-top find P., Item. ' Thef-e landu are located in the famous Okh.homa oil Lltfll and the large Oil Companies have leased thouKnds of acres of land Jn this district and are now driHir-K. These lamia have fume good timber and are close to main line railroads mid towns. i-rice i0 $i2.a p,-r ao,.e. i in wk i.-i noma anu ruriusli manv oi:la noma I'.ank references. For lurthc-r in formation call and ask for D. G. WILLIAMS. Hotel Mcc, Hammond. Honrs: 9 a. rn. to 9 p. in. Developing . and Colonizing ! eastern ana outlieastera Oklahoma. I-OIi SALE Just completed. 1 5-roo and 1 6-room buniralnw u-itVi .,rLniodern eonvenience; hardwood floors throughout, kitchen cabinets, laundrv tubs, etc.: south tide, within a -.... ek of car line: lowest priced bungalows in Hammond. Uur email cash paymfut and monthly ferrr;s will s ;!' vou HAKOld & ilOOHE, I hones JUS- sil. ibz Hammond Bidg. 10-11-tt FOR SALE House of 7 rooms. cn be made into tea; near Standtr-1 and Ui.U school. Phone 24.2 Hammuud. 9:Ctf FOR SALE 40 acres of tlmhor land in :-. E. corner of Lake Co. on Kankakee river; rich eoU. well drained, ash and maple tunher; price $d0 per acre. P.auk of I6 AlotLe. De Motte, Ind. 9-21-1 ICR SALE OR TRADE for property in this district, a house and Vfc acre lot in St Andrews, Florida; house 8 rooms, modern; ideal location for mechanic wanting chir.ate chai.ge: new shinvard building there. Address L S, care Times. 9-28-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE For. real estate in Gary or vicinity, equity in loO-acre farm with improvements, northeast of South Mend in Elkhart county, Ind. Ad-dre.-is Box. 1105, Gary. Ind. 10-11-tf FOR SALE 7-room cottare with bath.' ba;-n and Karate. 27i.m im- .maiii cash I.ajmei.t. termt.. 526 Murray 's.. ti.tiimoiid. Phone 183-W. 10-10-O POrt SALE Beautiful new 6-room bungalow; sun parlor, screen porch, all built-in features, also garage; best residence district in East Chicago; leaving city; terms. 4202 Earing ave., East Chl-taeo-10-11-6 I-OU SALE OR RENT New 6-room modern bungalow; near new high schooj and car line. Phone 24S7. 10-14-2 1-OR SALE 5-rocm cottss?e; full basemem; price $Hftt). $ J00 cash. J s Blacl'mun Co.. 161 tate s' 10-15-4 FOft SALE 2 bunealovs on Lake ave and 114th st.. Rohertsdaie. 1 Mock front street cars that vtiil take vou to ' hicago. . Hammond. Whiting. Indiana Harbor or East Chicago, 1 Mock from Lake I-ront Park, on one of the best residence streets in thf: region fhel-e bungalows wi'l be sold at a very low ffgure and wiM be ready to move h.to about Nov. 1st. Inuuire at Northern Ind. Lbr & Coal Co., or phone Whiting SO. i0-ij-3 FOR SALE SPECIAL! Must sell this week. 7-room bungalow, in ft. lot. south side, near Ghndale Par. One of the best built and finished bungalows in Hammond. Tile roof oak end brirk throughout. Sun parlor fireplace, bookcases, living and rtininw'rooi'n finished in period style, bed room old ivory, kitchen French grav, built-in- ref rigem tor. ice from outside, tiie bath Ih'.s every convenience tinder the n" Also garage, good lawn and thrubb-ry I'arty It.it ir.g the city and must sacrifice Prico vr.(.fi: $1S)D cah. balance as rent ULLRICH & BICK. Phones 45.0-2059. FOR SALE 2-story 6-room frame house with all modern up-to-date improvements on good repijenc2 si reel in Indiana Harbor; will sell cheap. ChI! I'hone I03. 373S Ceoar St., Indian-i Harbor. Ind. 10-11-12-14-17 BARGAINS 4-room frme birngslow. hke new, 37i ft. lot, on I-'reeland ave.. within It) minutes' walk from town: ail nw!y decorate! arid ready to move into. Price 1S,VI. with only $50 r-afh down. $15 per month. 4-room new brick bungalow, with 37 1, ft. lot. on Everett st. nejir State st. W. H. : cemented basement. ei(.r. lights t-iid gas; wide lot. no assessments; new vaegnt. Price J2350; cash payment down $150, balance like rent. 6-room frame cottage, with 371i ft. lot. on Indiana ave.; lights. gat"at:d screens throughout. Now vacant and price reduced for quick sale to J1750. Will take $200 cash down, balance easymonthly pyments. 6-room fr-sme cottage, with 5n ft. lot. on Ingraham ave.. close to town: lot is fully nnproxe-l with lav.n. fences pnd beautiful shade trees. Can give q .:ck possession. Price I.'iOO, vxiih J250 cash, balance monthly. 6-room frame modern cottage, like new-, with 37 's ft. lot. on Columbia ave. HriM large floored attic that could be easily turned into additional rooms. The building is in first-class condition. Now vacant and a decided bargain at $3150; $500 cash, balance as rent. 6-roont frame bungalow, like neve, modern throughout, with 30 ft. Int. on Forsythe five., W. Tf.; .ill assessments paid in full: splendid cloye-in loontkm and a surf- bargain at $"3e0; cash payment of $f00, balance $15 a month ami interest. We have several new homes of highclnss type in the Hammond Country I'luh Addition which sr now complet eri,' rea dy for inspection and immediate possession; ail have 50 ft. lots with as sesaments paid in full. Location is the best that could be desired. Our price and terms wi;l interest you. I FRANK J. WACHEWICZ "Home of the Best Home Bargains." Cor. Oakley anl P'.ummer Ave. Phone 1617. 10-17-2 FOR SALE Small 4-room eottawe; immediate possession; $100 down, balance like rent. See owner Saturday be'ween 3 and 6 o'clock at 453 pine St., Hammond. 10-17-3 FOR SALE--Large 2-room house, ST'.-a , . 1 . . . . A A..llnn ... . . 1. . .1 easy terms. Address F 53, Times. p)-i7-3

Real Estate Bargains.

FO"'. SALE Modem 6-rootn bungalow with huTl. colonnade book cates. kitch?u ciihinct. linen closet, laundry tuba, htrdvvood floors, furnace heat, driveway; !i'r :" i j Tn and walking distance 10 Stiii . rd Steel C;,r Co. By owner I'hone 31-1S 1 huiiinoii.i. l()-17-ti FOR S.il.E Two 6-room cottages.; ood co-.'Ii 1 i.n ; $2 00 down, balance monthly. 7t0 Beale iff. Phone Hammond 251 10-17-6 For Salo Miscellaneous IF your scwlnjr ma.-iiine does not work right, fail up F. C. Milhj the expert, S'J Male si. Phone 1790. Estimates fuiri:-;:' d free, Work guaranteed. K-25-1 ROOFING, SALE 4609 rolls n-rly slate, surfaced rooflr.fr. Beautiful defigriK. Bed, green or silver pray. Manufactured by Bird & Son. Guaranteed 2H years, to lie nohi at less than it cost to manufacture it. on account of slight ilsmii done by It. R. Co. Every roll in ported condition with exception of outside wrappers an J labels;. Kuw on Kale. EMIL MINAS 12-K14 Oikley Ave. Hammond. Phone uftiee 2205. Phono ltcs. 2457. Phone for samples. EOli SALE r.tirjrain, harbor shop outfit; 2 chair. 'J. Erench plate mirroie. cotnhiii.itioti i.4tli basin with heater; ali In good cotidition. lnQuire Eiifiineer, Haiiiirtuiid Hull :itik. 5-17-1 We Buy Liberty Bonds for Cash. Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance. Open Saturady evenings. JULIUS FRIEDMAN & COMPANY. 4605 Forfythe Ave. East Chicago. I'hone Ti3. Get the habit; pay less; buy for cash; at the Hammond .Furniture Co.-, 2i2 E. State street. Iook for the clock in center of sign J. Arkin, "Jgr 7-8-ln3 FOR SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad watch os. Lesser 's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open evenings. 4-n-tr FOR SALE Small mare, harness and lisht wagon; cheap. 727 Soh! st. Phone 1S20-W Hammond. 10-14-3 FOR SALE Hand power washing machine: motor can be attathtd. Phone ZOZ'i Hammond. 10-15-3 FOR SALE Runs. Txl2: dining room chairs, bed. stands, mattresses, springs end dressers. Fast Chicago K. of P. Builduiir, upstairs, O'oott ave. 10-15-3 FOR SALE Mule team. Hammond Iire Ice Co., lOli Russell 6t., Hammond. 10-16-3 FOR SALE Complete set of furniture for small family; nil like new; mus' fell on ecco-urii of leaving town. Call Phone 903. 3736 Cedar St.. Ttifiana Harbor. Ind. 10-11-12-14-17 FOR SALE Rooming houfie: elegantlv furni.-hed; in a good location: $150 per month iucunie. Address IS 5u0, Times. Hammond. 10-17-i FOR SALE Store fixtures; going out of business. Clinton's 5 10 Cent Store, 621 "hicaga ave.. East Chicago. I'hone 457-R. 10-17-3 Special for Friday and Saturday:! Dresser, good eon dition, $G.50; 2 Wardrobes, $5.50 each; 1 Sewing Rocker, 75c; 1 China Closet, good condition, $10; 2 good Rockers, $1.95 each; 1 Oak Writing Desk, $5.00; Hall Tree, large mirror, $9.50. Hammond Furniture Exchange, opposite post, office, 204 E. State, Phone .3079 Ilam--n.ond, Ind. 10-17-2 Special Cash Bargain for Friday Cor.golium, 45c per yard, 5 yds. to a customer. Must call for it. The Hammond Furniture Com pany, J. Arkin, Mgr., 242 E. State St., Hammond. it Miscellaneous. PA PEEH ANGING and reintliig; jfood work at reasonable prices. Carl Vermin. 440 Michigan ave. Phono 1429 Hammond. 8-Sl-lm We buy find sell high-grada used furniture. Hammond Furniture Exchange. 20 4 E. State st. I'hone Hammond 3079. 10-14-6 Ml'SIC LESSONS Ragtime fn twenty lessons guaranteed. Ge' rg G. Green. 11 llimbach ave,, Hammond. Phone 2296. 10-15-6 TO EXCHANGE Have shout S3. 000 American Flag Stamps, perforated and gummed, postage stamp size, to exchange for musical instrument, law books, or what. Eiwood Washington. Iiummond, Ind. 10-15-3 Automobile Painting". Satisfaction gu-irantecd. AYinler. tops with glass or celluloid sides. Also full tops for all mak. s of cars. Hammond Auto Paint and Top Co. 47S-S.O Hohman SI.. Hammond. 10-16-tf FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING; reasonable. 271 E. State St., upstairs. lu-16-2 OTIAKAITTErO EOOFIKa. We apply red and green Rooting over old shingles: also gravel Kooflrg and fiairlng. Sec us on anything in tha Roofing line. Calumet Roofing1 Co. Phones 467-2305. Room 27 Rimbaeh Fldg. Hammond. 10-2-tues-thur-a-tf HIGHEST prices paid for Liberty Bonds or In trde for elot'iefi. Call at J. Kazetske. Tailor. P. O. Ulo'g., Erst Chicago. I'hone 3:)9-M. 30-17-6 Room and Board. BOARD AND ROOM Two gentlemen or couple: private famili : niodern conveniences; rrivata entrance. Phone lf.07. S39 Calumet ave.. Hammond. 10-14-3 WANTED Board for 2 girl 10 months and 3 years old. Helen Sibulsky, 575 Lartiat ave.. East Hammond. 10-15-1 ROOM AND BOARD for 2 gentlemen In private family. Phone Hammond 34S4. 10-16-2 Situations Wanted. WANTED Position as housekeeper in li.,nr. tillh cViileren Writ A 2 j;mes 18-14-2

For Rent Furnished Rooms FOR RENT 2 slrietly modern furnished light housekeeping rooms: hot water heat. I'hone 176 or call 531 Michigan ave , Hammond. 10-17-1 FOR RENT To office or mercantile loan, modem furnished room; steam beat. both, nertnc liirht. 159 E. State :;t .. 2nd II.. or. frort list. 10-11-3 FOR RENT 4 rooms, furnished: will sell furniture. 402 Ash at., Ihimmond. JU-15-6 FOR RENT Furnished room f.r light housekeeping: t suite of rnema for bachelors; also 1 liht housekeeping for lady. 1; I l'iimncr ave., Hammond. 10-16-tf

FOR BENT 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 2i'7 Michigan ave., Hammond. 10-16-2 FOR RENT Nicely furnished 3-room apartment: convenient to liiKh school nnd Standard; no children. 853 Erie st., Hammond. 10-16-2 FOR. RENT 2 large rooms furnished for light housekeeping; alto 1 furnished bedroom lth kitchenette; rooms are liehl and modern; handy to street car and Standard bus service. Phone 1336-W or call 575 lo'Jth St., Hammond., 10-16-2 FOR RENT Furnished room for 2 on So. Hohman st. with private family: II conveniences. I'hone 2&91 Hammond. 1U-16-3 FOR RENT Two-room furnished light housekeeping apartment; near car line. Phone fclS-M Hammond. 10-16-3 FOR RENT 2 and S furnished rooms in a cottage for housekeeping; convenient for Standard Steel and Conkey workers: no objection to children. Phone 1918 Hammond. 10-16-tf I on RENT 2 furn'shed sleeping rooms. Phone 59S. 35 Mason Et., Hammond. 10-16-3 FOR RENT A furnished 6-room house. I'hone 2727 Hammond. 10-16-2 FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 233 Hohman. Phone 1693 Hammond. 10-16-2 FOR RF.NT Furnished heated room in private family. 422S Mayoun ave.. East Chicago. 10-16-6 FOR RENT 2 furnished modern light housekeeping: no children. 430 Indiana ave.. Hammond. 10-17-1 FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping; no children. 21s" Lewis St., Hammond. 10-17-2 FOR RENT Neatly furnished front room. ,"20 Michigan ave., Hammond. 10-17-1 FOR RENT Furnished room with two single beds, one block from Hohman end State. 544 Morton ct. 10-17-1 FOR RENT Nice room; house finished in dark oak; all modern conveniences. f-9 Douglas st., Hammond. 10-17-1 FOR RENT Furnished fiat; ell modern conveniences; centrally located. Call evening. Phone HSi-J Indiana Harbor. 10-17-2 FOR RENT rurnlshed room for 1 or 2 gentlemen; board if desired. I'hone 2539. 51 E. State st. 10-17-2 FOR RENT 2 lirge light housekeeping rooms; ' block from car service: no children. 4 43 Indiana ave. 10-17-1 FOR RENT Furnished rooms for housekeeping: no objection to children. 244 Michigan ave., cor. Oakley, Hammond. 10-17-1 FOR RENT 1 large sleeping room; very desirable. 29 Rtmbaeh. ave., Hammond. 10-17-1 FOR RENT 1 furnished room. 627 Hohman St., Hammond. 10-17-2 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE. To the Public: I am the owner of the premises at No. 18 Wilcox street, Hammond, Ind., and the public Is hereby notified that my wife, Matilda Last, ha no authority to leave the same or to collect any rent from said premises. (Signed) GUSTAV LAST. .Dated. Hammond, Ind., Oct. 14, 1913. 10-14-3 NOTICE. To all employers or other representatives of labor in all Industries, occupations and employments, including agriculture, necessary to the maintenance of tho military establishment, the public Welfare and the rr-sccntion of the var: Under section $3 of t': at.I---i.liv.? :trvice av, the vjinieihieueu b. rd of industrial aiiiv;3 ti iho u.sUict beard for district No. 1, in the State of Indiana, hereby gives notice that in all cases of employes in your respective employments, who are registered under the selective service law, it is your duty to make careful investigation into the work of such employe, hi3 relation to your business, whether hli work Is necessary to the reasonable operation of your business, whether and to what extent your business will suffer by tha loss of such employe and his Induction Into the military service, and whether in your unbiased judgment the national Interest will be better served by his retention in Industry than by his Induction into military st rvice. If upon such investigation you conclude the nation's Interest would be better served by the retention of the employe in industry you should either, as such employer, make claim for deferred classification on behalf of su.-h employe before our local board, or present in writing to the board of Industrial advisers, at its office in LaPorte, Ind., such fact and conclusions as your investigations warrant. Board of Industrial Advisers, FINLEY P. MOUNT, E. W. BO WEN, J. G. BROWN. Address all communications to George H. Line. Clerk. Board of Industrial Advisers, LaPorte, Indiana. 10-15-1 " NON-RESIDENT N-nTICE. THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. MARY CSURGAI VS. NICK CSURGAI. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM, ISIS. CAUSE NO. 1762$. ACTION TO DIVORCE. Now comes the plaintiff by Wm. Fusy, attorney, and files her eomplaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, s-how ing that the defendant, Nick Csurcni, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the not term of said Court, and that unles"? he appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said c?iu.se. on the 16th day of December. A. D. 1918. the some being the "1st day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held In the Court House. Room No. 2. at Hammond, in sa'd County and State, on the 2nd Monday of November. A. r. 1918, said action will be heard and detormied in his absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. T hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of paid Court, at Hammond, this 9th day of October, A. D. 1918. HERBERT 1 WHEATON. 10-10-17-24 Clerk 1 S. C. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. THE STATE OP INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. JOHN A. SVILOW VS. ELIZABETH MOZ1ER. CAUSE NO. 17648. ACTION IN ATTACHMENT. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM. 1918. Now comes the plaintiff by Tins lan Blacki, attorneys, and files his com-

SEE GAME AT HEGEWISCH The Lightning A. C. the pride of Hegewisch, met their equal in the hands of Gopher Jrs. Sunday at Hegewisch park. 7 to 7. The game was scheduled at East Chicago ball park, but owing to the health board's rules combined with the police department, prohibited the playing in the eleventh hour. With several hundred howlirg fans the Gopher management decided to play at Hejfewisch. Hegewisch won the toss. Frleberg. Gopher fullback, made one of his wonderful long kicks for 45 yards. The Lightnings unable to make their first downs. kicked. In five minutes "Shorty" Long of the Gophers went across for the first touchdown. In tha second quarter Hegewisch made their lone touchdown on a line buck and 30 yard end run. All the rest of the game the ball see-sawed back and forth, either team unable to score. Final score, 7-7. Gopher Jrs. would like to hesr from any 125-130 lb. tcanw. lor games write Ed Nelson, 4339 Baring avenue. East Chicago, Ind.

ALL ROADS WILL HAVE THE SAME BAGGAGE RULES WASHINGTON, Oct. - 17. SU rdard -ized baggage rules and rates will be made effective by all railroads December 1, the railroad administration announced today. No change will be made in the excess baggage rate, with the free alowance of 150 pounds, the maximum weight per piece, nor the maximum dimensions of baggage. convenience for commercial travelers vvill be the privilege of checking baggage to a point short of the final destination. Baby carriages, gocarts and bicycle will be checked at a small charge, as heretofore, and invalid chair will be checked free. PIER FOOTBALL ELEVEN PRACTICES AT CUB PARK CHICAGO. Oct. 17. In preparation for its game with Notre Dame on Saturday, the football team representing the United State Auxiliary Naval Reserve school was sent through an hour' scrimmage yesterday at Cubs' park. Thu team viil be tr.ach stronger than when it faced Chicago. Eentz, the giant Montana tackle, who plaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant, Elizabeth ilozier. is not a rident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore liereby r.olified of the pendency of said action and that the same wiil stiind for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless she appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 16th day of December. A. D. 1918. the same being: the 31st day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in the Co,urt House. Room No. 1. at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of November, A. D. 1918. said action will be heard and determined in her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said I Court, at Hammond, this 16th day of October. A. D. 1918. HERBERT L. WHEATON. 10-17-24-31 Clerk L. S. C. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. WM. WALLACE MESSEX VS. GRACE M ESSEX. CAUSE NO. 17661. ACTION TO DIVORCE. IX THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM. 191S. Now comes the plaintiff by W. J. Murray, attorney, and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing- that the defendant, Grace Messex, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said -efrndnt 1 therefore 1 ereby rctlf-1 r the perM-. nev -f - a;J action and tilt. tv.e wl.is wtii :t " 1 for U:;-J at the rct term of u' .'our; i.d tv-t unless she tppr-ir .od answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 16th day ef December. A. D. 1918. the same being the Slst day of the next term ot" said Court to be begun and held in the Court House, Room No. 2. at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of November. A. D. 1913, said action will be heard and determined in her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 16th day of October. A. D. ,1918. HERBERT L. WHEATON, 10-17-24-31 Clerk L. S. C. NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. FRED ORUMPACKER VS. STEEL CITY REALTY COMPANY. CAUSE NO. 17618. ACTION IN ATTACHMENT. INr THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM. 1918. Now comes the plaintiff by Fred C. Crumraeker. attorney ,and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, Rhowtng that the defendant, Pteel City Realty Company, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless It appear and answer cr demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the ICth day of Deeemher. A. D. 19 IS. the same being the Slet day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held 1n the Court House, Room No. 1. at Hammond. In said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of November, A. D. 191?. said action will be heard and determined in its absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. T hereunto r.et ir.y ha in! and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 16th day of October. A. D. 1918. HERBERT L. WHEATON, 10-17-24-31 Clerk L. S. C. OUR MONEY

NEVER

L:ttle debts cause more worry than large ones because vou are expected to meet them promptly. We prepare you for such e'mergeneiec We make alt loan of $25. on to fttiO.OO on Furniture, Pianos or any other personal property without removal from your possession on fhnrt notice and without publicity. Interest at the legal rate i charged only for he actual number of months loan is carried. $2.50 is tho Monthly Payment on $ Ea 00 $3.75 i.i the Monthly Payment on $ 75. Oo $5.0( is tee Monthly Pavment tn $100.00 Plus 84 Per Cent on Unpaid Balances. All other amount up to $300.00 at the same proportionate rate. C!o Hnr "Ptf "119 frpT A,5 n!m about his business and the plan Oee UUr manager un.r which he works. It is a revelation on Srvlee-tg-lli-Borrower endeavor and is carried on in yov.r Behalf We are Licensed and Bonded to the State, giving you a double assurance of our responsibility, as responsible as a Bank,.

Provident Borrow Now

Room S, Panama Bid.

14-1" F,A$T STATE MHEKT Hammond, Ind.

Phono No. 323

was unable to play against the Marooni because of an attack of influenza, is bark in the lineup, while the plays an being snapped off much smoother. Th team has been given a number of new plays in which the forward pass i th main factor. These formations wer evolved especially for Notre Dame. Th bluejackets will leave for South Bend on Saturday morning.

RED CROSS DRIVERS ASK SPORT EQUIPMENT CHICAGO, Oct. 17 An appeal ia directed to the public from Camp Scott, the Red Cross training camp here, for football suits, boxing gloves, wrestling mats, baseballs. Indoor balls and any kind of light gymsasium equipment. There are approximately E00 men at Camp Scott. In training to be driver in France and Italy. Any one who wants to help the boys is asked to phone write the barracks at 6046 Cottage Grove av.; phone Midway 190S, and a machine will be sent for same. DEMPSEY'S BOUT V7ITH BARBER COURT TODAY MILWAUKEE, Oct. 17 The legal bout between Jack Dcmpsey and his former manager, John (The Barber) Iteialer. cum up in court here yesterday. Dempsey and his present manager. Jack Kearns. gave testimony relative to the amount they received from the Fulton-Dempsey bout in Near Jersey July 29. Tho court took the matter of contempt under advisement, requiring Dempsey to put up a $1,200 bond and announced that the main action. Involving making permanent the temporary injunction, will take place today. IND. UNIVERSITY CLOSED BY INFLU. BLOOMINGTON, IND., Oct. 17. It ha been announced officially that Indiana University will not reopen Its doors until Oct. 28, on account of Spanish Influenza epidemic. The gymnasium hM been converted into a hospital and tl lake division of the Red Cross has bct2 wired to for additional nurs. WASTE Housing' Is an Essential War Industry BUILDERS OF HOUSES WILL HELP WIN THE WAR Workers Wanted At Once on project of the U. S. HOUSING CORPORATION Hammond, Indiana. Standard Wage Paid All Occupations Brickayers Cirpsntsrs erz?Ki iiidshors - Drivers Electricians Lathers Masons Painters Plasterers Plumbers, Roofers, Etc Especially NEEDED and AT ONCE. Apply immediately at ofTic-f of United StatesHousing Corporation or Wells Bros, Construction Co. Hammond, Ind. MR. C. W. DAVIDSON Works Supt. Lyndora Hotel. Bring This Ad. With Yot and Say You Want to HELP BUILD HOUSE So As to HELP WIN THE WAP Housing Is an Essentia War Industry RUNS OUT Smp&if Shop Early License No. 233 3U