Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 125, Hammond, Lake County, 5 November 1918 — Page 7

Tuesday. November 5, 1918.

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Classified Advertisements

L A charge of 10 cents for collection i will bo made for all classified advertise- i ments phoned to this office and not paid j lor witmn n re cays. Wanted- -Male Help WANTED Men steady work. Chapin & Co., Columbia avenue and I. H. B. Tracks. tf WAN'TKD-ln to union eet. 20c to i 40c p.-r ton: each t ar raid when unloaded. Malleable Iron Co.. HmimwnJ. i -1 :? -1 1 WANTED AT miil marker; K Mfg. Co. overt: out evper r. -.o.t-d Richest wascs. 111. WANTED Messenger boy : must be 16 years. Keid Murdoch & Co., Hammond. 10 -3 J -If U. S EMPLOYMENT B17reau wants 40 laborers for new construction work for Locomotive Superheater Co. Apply at plant of Locomotive Superheater Co., lolst st. and Kail road Ave., East Chicago, or CItv Hall, East Chicn u'o. 11 :2:rf WANTED Teamsters steady work: p;ood pay. "Bookman Supply Co. Jtr Michipm ave.. Hammond. :t WANTI'P I -el I Uanimond. boy. Maj. stic bot'1 I l-4-2t WANTED Men to ton. Vulcan Coal ave. Hammond. unload coal, 25c pt Co., 430 Kenwood 1:4:3 WANTED Pipo titters, boiler repair men and laborers. Apply Calumet River Electric Station, E. Chicago. This is an essential industrv. ii-: WANTED Factory tirrsekepper. United Chftnioal & Organic Product Co., Atst Hammond. 11-2-31. "WAN TUP St.. ok cs ! & Oreanic Hummond. clerk. United Products Co.. Chemi-11-2-St. WANTED Men and IVomTt to deal yard?t. 37c per hour. App'y to 1. ii. T. Roadmaster's office: on block eat f Wentworth ave... West Hammond-, nrross M. C. tra. ks. 11-2-tf. WANTED AT ONCE BRIGHT BOY o '.- r 1 y-ars of a. e; steady position. Apply i! &torc Drujr LVprtment. giod waff; r. Ritter. Uion 11-5-4U U. S. EMPLOYMENT SFRvice .wants men to unload steel: pWe work, irood pay. Also hot and cold rivet mak ers fov Champion Rivet Co. Applv I;. S. Employment office. Citv Hall, East Chicago. 11-S-tf. WANTED At once. 2 Bu"h!er Eros., b"Z lb mond. mat cutters, hman St., HamI l-5-2t 1VANTE11 Collector by wholesale house inB:i 40 50 years: Rood appearance. Adl;ess lwth reference; nood place tor vight man. EXT, care Times. 11-5-2'. WANTED Roy 1 or over to do frnerai w-rk in bakery. 411 Ash St.. Hm--notJl. 11-4-H. For Rent Furnished Rooni3 i'OP. CENT Furnished modern room for one or two gertf lmen: meals close by. 73? Walter St., Hammond. 10-31-5t KOTl RENT Sleeping rooms: alo room end board by week. 377 N. Hohman vt., phone 2334 Hammond. 1 l-4-3t. FOR RENT 3 rooms furnished for hotis-keepini.; toilet. watr an I pas; 2 beds- also 2 rooms with bath: 1 and " room for bachelors. $2 and $S per week. Phone Hammond lit IS- 1 hfc Plummer ave.. Hammond. 11-4-tf. Kill RENT 2 rooms furnished for lifrht hnusfkeopinc: no children. Inquire 171 Sibley st , Hammond. 11-o-lt j'OR RENT Nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping:: down stairs: 244 Michigan ave. cor Oakley. Hammond.! 1-5-1 1. ffiH RENT 2 furnished room for HkM bouspkeping. 4434 Commonwealth ave.. Ind. Harbor. 1 1-5-31. t-x)H RENT 2 heated rooms. Phone 10 43W. after 5 p. m. 810 Claude at.. Hammond. FOR RENT Larnre modern furnisheo room, also ?araK, peer car line. Phone .I27W", 5') Ojfen St., Hammond. ll-5-2t. 1R RENT Large heat"! room with private family. No other roomers, with home privileges: very reasonable; fiuift nnd pb-Hsnt locality. 1." Carroll -t "nd flat, phon" 1082M. Hammond. i!-5-2t. FOR RENT Rooms for light housek"pin; modern. rhone 153o. 2$ Ma n wood ave., Hammond. 3I-5-2t. f'CR RENT Larse modern furnished room near car line. sutable for two Bentlomon. 17 Mason St.. Hammond. H-5-t. iR RENT Two front housekeeping rooms, centrally located: no objections to children. 505 Hohman St., 1'iior.t 2574 Hammond. n-o-it. )-OB RENT--Niccly furnished steam ht-ated rooms for bsbt housekeeping. SS Comi'.t St.. phone 1.25J. Hammond. U-5-lt. FOR BENT Lars nicely furnished room for one or two gentlemen, modern; excellent location. 1344 Mapoun ave.. East Chicago. ll-5-2t FOR RENT Two hettd furrishel rooms for llsht housekeeping. 4.0 Indiana eve., phone S45S Hammond. 1 1 -5-1 1 FOR RENT Modern 4-room furnihed flat. 601 May St.. phone ?75M. Hammond. 11-2-lt. FOR RENT Bungnlow, strictly modern. 494 Bauer st. Phone 2519 Hammond. 11:5:2 FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; hot water heat. 192 State Lin St., Hammond. 11:5:1 FOR PENT Two large newly furnished rooms for light housekeeping: no children. 4 43 Indiana ave., Hammond. 11:5.1 FOR RENT Two rooms furnished or light housekeeping: iai and light fur&iahed. Phone S1SM Hammond

WantedFemale Help

1 ANTED AT UNTEperic:.. ed n ml n-cxp. power sewing inachin ) girls, both n-. .!. t .! oxate arge g. ment order; good pay and rapid ndvano. -ment. A l. Ply at Oosh. ti Shirt M' k. . lit St.. IImiiiH-i m!. iit-12-tr WANTEO 1 " girl... "i core ro. p.-iv. Hammond mtnond m steady MalUvtble work, big Iron i'.'.. U;, :t lot. or Kins: various U!t;.l ot tunnies tor advai'.'ii ,'Ml. rhv. . United Cliemi.-al iv. '3 Co. w 'in; "PP"" : Alply Time j h'sani.' Fred-; in ;;. r WANTED Women laborers: -rood wanes. Chapiu ' . " A CCo., Columbia at and 1. II. B. traekp. i"-:s-:r V TEDM aid i.vc :u ,-tl woman with evio welfn.ro .rk in to :t r-.ar. voi : .. (-.hi d.. Tlilllf uiyuir' il'T.tn 1 flint t is 1 ! : r"H --lti ;. in W oii..tl woman with h iiti'ilitv f i;c.od lit h loin, th- gov-r-sw lubor i.r-t.l.-m. All Mill b- irt-iitod sfietl. coillWrite V Tito-.-, H -'i-i.ond. 1 ll-.".0-l . Olio OM KN C.i iVKRN'M FTNT NK'f.PS ! Cl.KKKS H-nnuiond Now Ib-L'i:. V. S.i.aiy $ eii',w n" -sn! . or.i n t-rniio-tit position wri'o I U'ars. .1. U.t.t.ai'd ii'oi-h uiiin.i it'iui Cii i. !,xpt'ii-j , , si - !.- Va.r( ii' - JOS K'.-nois litiiidinii AVashitisto.'i. lM-:;i-it. for child 4 M;joiiii 1 1-2- U. WANTK! v.' h 1 1 ' r a , Kas Woman to .;nf . "Iot wnrkP. i:: v'lucago. " WA N'TRP - Won Kusuurant, 2 . :i n i 1 r s n l. f TfWil.: fit Xi r'.h Sid-: I Ilammotui. ' AVANTI01' A Rirl for genera' lurk. 4 Truman c, uppiHaniniond phonr. IOOTi-J. 1 rial, j -4-.t.j T'--p wronifTi: short hours: eBV work co. I 114 at sindcry griri a few of oat exFerinc.:t lrIcoarV tra 10 por cent bonus; shorter hours; 3 Sinytho sewers; 2 inserters; 3 collCTor; 1 wire stitcher. Avply at ence to Mass Hannah McCarthy, W. B. Conkey Co., Hammoid. ll--l-2t WANTED Pintne room Birl. one with pvperinot pr--ff rrrd. , 17 Chicago ave tvi.t chi.as"- n-4-:u V A N T K IV - Pa y w a . t r ps ?. $12 por week: six any. ir.ond 2H1. o a o. hotp Phone Hum U-5-2t W ANTKP Woman to 2 hours ilaily. moud. .o clean Phone i -ifflce. 1 'j i4'l. Ham-ll-5-.1t. For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE Oakland 31; (.-cylinder. 1917 mooei: u roou coiiuiuuii. new uic. See Mr. Ryan, Phone 2930. 405 Tyicr st., Gary. 10-o-tf FOB. SALE OR TRADE 191S Reo 5pass.. $300. 4306 Forsyth ave., phone 672M. East Chicaco. ll-l-2t. FOR SALE 7-pass. K-cyl. 1017 Old-mo-bi'e. first class condition. ppiy 753 S. Hohman St., phone 2S-7ii, llaiurnonrt. ll-4-3t. FOR SALE Buick n good condition, $2 ave.. East Chicago. isdster. model 3!.; -if. 4355 Korsyth 11-4-bt. 1 VJlfi Kis.el Sedan. 1 1917 P.eo Coupe. 3 1 i 1 6 5-pass. higbt six Buick. 1 1917 Oakland Sedan. 1 Ford d-lierv tnifk. TOKEN'S AUTO SAUCS CO. Dlcismobile Dealers. Phona 461 93 State st. 11-5-St. Miscellaneous. PA EE P. HANGING and pa'ntlne: pood work at reasonable pricts. Carl Vermin. 4 40 liiciiitftta ave. Phone 1429 Hammond. S-31-lm Automobile Painting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Winter tops with 8"las or celluloid sides. Also fuU tops tor all makes of cars. Hammond Auto Paint and Top Co. 47S-S0 Hohman St.. Hammond. 10-lti-tf GENERAL ROOFING. Have your roofs repaired or reeoated be fore winter. Chimney.-- repaired at low est prices. Call or address R. C. HALL. 614 OAKLEY AVENUE, j Phone 2205 Hammond. Ind. 10-SO-tfl " NOTICE. j The Reliable Transfer 'o hps opened a branch office in Uary.at llth and ! Broadway Sts. Daily trip& art made between tiary, Hammond and Chicago. Quick service, prompt, deliveries and you help the Rovernment to save freight cars. Jil.t call Hammond 2562 or CJarv 200. ll-l-tt. WEATHER STRIP , your home, if it is hard to heat, or If: you wish to sav e from 20 to S5'r of the ! annua) coal bill Windows which rattle wii! te permanent ! 'ixed throusiii weather strips. i- tier and cheaper I tbnn storm sash. J. E. Howell !i: Co., i Weatheratrips. Shades and Screens. ! K. S. Graves, representative for Himmond. East hlcao.- Whit In r. I'hone i Hammond 1204-W: Oary 19:11. D. C. I Wixon. r .-presentatt ve, Gary, office phone 960: residence phone Gary 130. 1 1-6-5 1. Wanted to Buy. Bonds bought for cash, highest price; see me before selling. EDW. FRANKEL. 803 W. 63rd St., 2nd floor, Room 20, near Halsted St., Chicago. Open Tues., Thurs. and Sat- j urday Nights ! 1 o-30-1 2t ; LIBERTY BONDS. Buy Liberty Ponds and hold them. If j you are forced to sell w c vi?l buy fori

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FOR SALE ( this diss no St. Andrews H TKAIJU for property in . a h-. ;.-.,- i.nd i, ucri lot in; t l.iriil.i: liioi-,- S .....tiis i modern; id. nl loi-ution for t.i, ..hat.ic ' Wat;' IIIK f!,;i!,tl,. r! .!,..- r.. u hit.v;rt 1 building: Uitr... AUdri&s 1 2. cuiv 'I nous. I j .'S-U' I Ffi; s a uk i i: 111 J-U o' V S arm v i , 'i :iiii'M. Souiii ! n,i m Eikh dr.-s !; 'X i 1 1; ,". . ;;, r F 'i: - M. c .1. at a bursa ' '.-. ff-Ai.tv- !r .-.!i..i J litth. and Indian , L'OxM,!: ,.-;. p iii.nt:i . mi r-.u tt v?.. i. ru i ' it'; i I'T 1 IVin j i i : API' L':m K.ist i 5i I iHtumotid ... n n ltd In t ii. l.K ii-ri)i l hou - I Uot 1fin.lK , :' I., r 'id yliicktrn at d. bi r n 11 nd Kin a w , e arbor. "-at M'i . j 1'hono ib.i'i-i s anil t. mi!-. j 1 1-l-2l. I ' " ' vttt: " ' NAl.r.- hit baryuin in a stri. 'lv j moiiTii 'i . - I'd. .in Lunsalow. t)no-ha!l ' I'o'fk fr. in .-sir Ihi.-. South Sidf. j;xi-vp-U toIIv -sy t.Tin MorRls .t I i l(J2 Hiiimr.onu Bids- riiuiics :i--21 4-1. 1:4:U' SAl.I! 'I-nxfmi 1 W-storv iucilnii O'tt.'ii;.'; Krins r.asonn bit. ln.-nn-j aft'-r p. m., 1212 Atohisou avp.. AVhitin, Ind. tu-fri-ltn Von KENT OR s.M.K Store buibline", 26xii): so.'d ! o.-it bn for any bu.-i-nrps. Cor. Harriv .ii and Conkty vc. Hnimond. ll-u-H-tod -. . . . . I For Sale Miscellaneous 1 FOR SALE Unredeemed I Diamonds and Railroad atei-.eg. Lesser's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Open Saturday j AyeninC" i 4-H-tt We Buy Bonds of all kinds i n , . 10r CaSll. Real EstatS. LoanS jand Insurance. Open Saturaciy evenings. JULIUS FRIEDMAN & COMPANY. 4105 Foray. k. vr. KKt nlcaso. rhvne OS. Get the habit; pay less; buy for cash; at the "Hammond Furniture Co 242 E. State JStrCet. Look for the dock in center of sign Mjrr. J. Ark in, 7-38-lmj 1 OR SAFE OR EXCHANGE Bonds and oividond naying stocks for anything of value. Zinc and oil leases for sale or) ors.a.iizp company to operate. What have you to offer? National Organization Co.. j 1 First National Bank Bidt-. Hammond 10-29-14 FOIl KALE Due to sickness and not beinff a,ble to work -with them, 1 offer lor sale i heavy draft horses weighing about ISdO e.jch and 2 team w;nfon. Joe Hloski. 622 E. 151st St.. East Chicago. Ind. 10-24-1' I-OR ? ALE Grocr-ry and butcher fixtures; reasonable; cU.sintr out my business. Iii.jjire 1G37 Broadway, (iarv, Ind. 10-24-12 FtiR SALE Empty barrels: good for cider or sauer kraut. S. Ivin. 213 West State St.. phone 43S Hammond. 11 -2-4 1. Full LE (arlend Range, bedroom furntture, ce.mbir-ntion bookcase and secretary. 4430 Mogouad ave.. Kast Chicago. 11-4-3. ON SALE THIS WEEK. Hiffh grade Gas Range, onlv i $29.50; 1 Garland cook stove. with "warming oven. No. 8 size. $n 1.50; Laundry Stove. Hot water connect ion. $10.75. 1 Oak Princess Dresser, at $17.75: 1 -Mahogany Chiffonier, extra large, $22.00; One three-piee-e fumed oak Parlor Set, good as new, at a bargain: good Kitchen Cabinet, $11.50; l Mahogany Hall Lamp, silk shade, only $12.75. Pockers oF all kinds. Hammond Furniture JJAi.ua.igg. Onnosito Pot off i r-( ' lt 1 "MUILK ( . Pinnn .fl7G Ham. 11-1-2 FO IM 'ill ''l, SALE--Baby earriaeo and hi. v. i. 41! Hickory st . Har.mioi.rt. U-j.k' KOI HALE i'r dr-ors and s.mn.l """"' '"in I'lace. ooors from j Sehrum Pickle works. Lansing, in I l!-4-2t. FOR .""ALE Nearly n"v oak dining ta tie and six chairs, cheap. 7. ; A!.-, st., Hammond. (. it. , FOR SALE--Larc- base mmirr; Sood as 1 nf . 14.1 Fin- St.. m.l floor. H,. I j mond. 11-51-. FOR SALE Household goods including ' kitchen cabinet and dining set. ll AVaitham st.. 1st flat. Hammond. 11-5-2. FOR PALE Hard coal base burner. tSo cook stove, Bood condiuon. U5W, MS Hohnian St.. Hammond. l i-5-2 For Rent. yon RENT 1 0-acre farm. 3-room house pood barns: $;C" p-r ear: irr.m...i .. t.-. possession: terms to suit: stock and I farm tools for tu ie. . Tf. i well, Ir.d. V.. V. No. 1. Fh Alger. Roue I.6-M1. l0-:.0-6t. .trance. 4J4 Indiana ave., phone li-iM.; j Hammond. 11-4-tf i ; - . j i FOR RENT ..-room flat cheap. 4 1 9 i Indiana a,c, Hammond. Il-4-Jf ! T. p-VT .-,-r-r...,o .-.,.,.-. 1 .... ... 1 acres of land. H miles v. est of tir.,-y. e caii to,, i liiuoii si.. Hammond. l-hiou U27 J. 11:1" FOR RENT:, room fist at 4336, Todd ave., .Jerry Noor. East Chicago. 11-5-FOR RENT Furnished 4 -room cottage, sou' h side. S :!.",: also xuite of housekeeping rooms. Sj Sibley tt.. Hatmnn.id ll-3-3t. FttU RENTMason st. -'laraise. Phone 3115, IS W. Hammond. 11-5-H Back up our gallant fighters with your money. You have lent to the n,..rr,mcM now give to the sol bu,v'"" diers.

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; James Dillon, on Owl Basket Ball Five. Fasses Away in Chicago Hospital Last Night. iSF-t;i-iAl. To The Timc..) WHITINii, IND., Nov. 5. Jam.s Dillon, agi- 24 yf-ar?, forinf-rly captain of the Whiiir.f. Owls basketball tarn on which he played forward last season, passed away at a Cblc.nKO hospital ps the result of Spanish Influenza. The younn man, who lived In Whiting until be entered service, had just completed bis course as motor mechanic at the MiohiKan Agricultural College, at Albion, Mich., and was enrcute to Waco. T xhs, where his company bad b-en ordered While souig through Chicago he became o lil that it was necessary to take him off the train to a hospital. Being in a very arious condition his father and !tp-m other wer summoned j from Menominee, Mich., and reached i there jut before he died. i The remains 'were taken to Fon'Du Lac. Wis., where they were laid to rest beside his mother who passed away several years ago. ' . i i 1 . . f , . -: , I i no mrmo-i ui in". uis ,iud are !vrv much Krieved over Dillon's dath. ho having: visited here only a few v eeks asro. Althouph he never became a member of the rlt'b he was considered one of the finest players thy ever had on the Owls team. LAKES BATTLERS IKTOJETEfjllflfl Boxing Team Ordered to Camp Luce Today for Start Over. GREAT LAIIS, ILl, 2OT. 5 Special permission baa been received to enlist Jack Dempsey, conqueror of XTed Xolton, la the navy, according to word received bere yesterday. The big fellow may exhibit bis championship punches before Xing George at X-ondoa next month as a member of tbe Great Lakes boxing team. Dempsey is understood to be dissatisfied with his shipbuilding Job and la anxious to become a regular gob. Final instructions from the hureau of navigation were received yesterday by Commander J. B. Kaufman at Great Lakes, and the sailor boxing team goes in Camp Luce, th? out-going detention carnp. this morning. Th! men have ?,?n standing r;- for the !-st fwtlj ci,ht hours. wa.Ong word j'ru.n V."hviington that would pend them on their way to England for the interallied bouts in December. The sparring partners that will take the trip to London had their first workout with their men yesterday. Morrle Bloom, who will train the powerful Jack Heinen. the Great Lakes heavy entry, stepped a' few fast rounds with the big fellow. According to Heinen, Bloom j will be a preat help to him. j Lteut. Jack Kennedy, who has done much for the cause of boxing nt tbej station, gave the men a little "pep" talk' yesterday, telling them that tbe EO.fino gobs at the station did not expect all of them to win. but Certainly do want to hear that they did their best In the fiphting line. NAVY TEAMS TO PLAYF0R TITLE GREAT LA KIT, ILL.. Nov. R. There will be no question as to which football team in the ninth, tenth and eleventh navel districts i the b-st when the seaeon is over, according to a ptatcment For Sale Motorcycles. 2ND HAND MOTORCYCLES. Excelsior. Henderson. Indian. Harley, Flanders. Tbor. Yale. Eagl", Sears, Fop''. Dayton, Motorbike, Exceitior, LiEhtwei:hts. Soiil on rasv pavmnts. EXCELSIOR ACTTOCAS SALESROOM, State St.. Hammond. Ind. ll-o-3t. Situations Wan tea SITUATION W wheel who is ciriity of East either collecting ANTED Hy boy with very fanrli-vr with viChicago wants work or making light deiiverie? belore ami aittr scnooi and !aurri;ivs. ("an furnished reference. T' ss East Chicago and Indiana H?rbo:Times, 431S Olco'.t ave.. phone 2SS East 'iiicHK". ii-a-tf WANTED Position as cook by A merlon n mm: understands all branches Address with wagea and particul, -s.1 Hue.ii Eaile, Lox 622 Indiana lie) rimr. WANTED Position as watchman or; barn mat. Apply Times of .ice or; phone S1m. Hammond. 11-4-St. i ! WANTED- i 'uf.it ion as housekeeper m wiiii'i-.trf h. me by woman vitT small' St.. Wilcox si. Call ..iter 1:30; t f Hammond. - ll-5-2t. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE Or ASKIinSTKiTION. j IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CHARLES NELSON, DECEASED. I 1 No. 19 4f. Notice it hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administratrix of said estate, by the. Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said estate is sitprosed to be solvent. AMANDA NELSON. Administratrix. Dated Oct. 3L HI.

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Hal Chase, upper left; Nap Lajoie, right, and Terry MAROON DISTANCE RUNNER IS DEAD Glenn Tenner, Maroon long- diitance runner of 1916-17, died of lnfiuense, Tnursday on the way to an aviation camp at Sea-ttle, Wash. Tenney died at Salt Ita City, Utah, after coming down with the disease on the train. Tenney was crosscountry champion In 1917 and also conference mile champion. At the first Xeglment Armory meet that year be defeated Jole Bay In a mile race, making the distance In 4:17 3-5. by Capt. William A. Moffett last right. The various teams in the districts, including those in Cleveland, Detroit and the Municipal Pier, Chicago, will all have a chance to tight it out if it takes until Christmas, the commandant said. Capt. Moffett'a announcement sets at rest various rumors arloat to tbe effect that certain teams have arranged schedules to avoid meeting certain teams. MISKE TO BOX SIX MEN IN SIX NIGHTS ST. rAl'L. Nov. 6. Billy Mtske. the St. Paul heavyweight boxer, is willing to meet six opponents in six consecutive nights during the war fund boxing tournament. Jack Roddy, the manager of Mike. annoy nc ad h"e jf'-rfliy that he wiil wire Jjtt-s Cofioth w o is in charge of u.e l)orin,7 rT' an in New.Torl,. placing Mi-k- -, -be disposal of the committee for ihe entire week. H0QS1ER FARMER FOR MOTOR TRUCK Rural Motor Express Gives Farmer Bigger Market fer Produce. ! The Indiana farmer appreciates the ! importance of bis "staying on th ! job." Particularly is it necessary dur; ! ing the productive season, when farm I labor i3 most difficult to obtain, that i he ehould be permitted personally to look after Ula crops and bis live stock. Many days have been counted lost, at a time when their value to maximum prrvduction was almost Incalculable, because of the fact that the faroior needed something "from town." He had no other means of. supplying his wants than by "hitch-' ing up" and going after whatever he wanted. I The motor truck lines that have '. been established, and which are expected to cover every main highway ; tn the State of Indiana, have changed ' all this. Now he (eta the same results at a nominal cost, by writing, telephoning or delivering his order to the truck driver, who brings hack and delivers to bis gate the thing that raigat have necessitated his personal attention under primitive conditions. The call for more food and .in creased acreage at a time when labor, J and particularly experienced farm j labor, has become scarcer, perhaps. . ., k-fnm in bia.nrv In many i . jjitfu v yiwo- " .....vs.. , ... eases has forced the use of power ma- T chinery, which, in most instances, tbe j farmer paying a large price therefor, has been unwilling to trust to incom- , petent hands. Every interruption of his activity, therefore, has meant a maximum loss from which it was im1 possible for him to recuperate by. ' more Intensive application, later. The Rural Motor express, therefore, das performed in concert with the farm tractor, to the saving of time and labor at a time when these meant mo6t to the cause of liberty and eivilinstion. Farmers have been able to grow more grain and vegetables with fewer horses and men; hare Increased and extended their acreage, and co-ordinated their ability to- aerve their community and the state i&ora c2ectiv!y tkrougk this wrvlce.

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in center; Bobby Wallace, in upper Turner, below. flJNot a home in this city but has its quota of discarded furniture, rugst stoves perhaps, a wheel barrow maybe. few cents for a ad and some one needs the very want who article that lies rotting in your gairet will call and pay you for it. You are better off new owner is pleased and the article itself is contributing to the reduction of the hit:h ceil of living. Wlfhoui The Knife Chronic Siseaae of Men No Matter low OX c tlnata or How Contracted Cored M ODERV methods cf treat ment for fcil Pelvic disease. 1 never use the sureeon's knife, if it can be avoided, and only then upon the. expressed wish of the patient. Enlargement of th Prostate Gland I cure by reducing It. not by removing it. I cure Piles and other Rectal Diseases without surgery. Under my superior trentment varicocele quickly vanish. s: the stagnant biood is absorbed and the circulation is restored to the parts affected. rlsea.es of the Kidneys end madder are speedily healed and the patient saved from fatal results which generally follow neglected rer. of long standing Don't delay taking treatment for Chronic Pelvic Diseases: the sooner I begin to cure the sooner I will restore you to health, vigor and vitality. Nervous troubles Often have their seat in local causes, which I can ascertain and remove. The gloom and despondency which attend those who are fearful that they never can be cured of their Ailments will instantly vanish as so"., as my treatment begins to take effect. You may write ne by htT about your case, describing ay-i.ptcms fuily. I will not understand treatment until I understand your condition. ' I have successfully treated this disease in hundreds of cases without resorting to any surgical operation. Surgery rarely relieves and never cures. If you have a diseased Pr. state it is important that it should hae attention at once, for it Impairs vitelity and destroys the omnts of manhood. I em ab.e to offer the most valuable ad-. i. e ,u,.j F,.r. vice without resort uk to the knife. I absolutely guarantee to cure without operation or danger any disteased or enlarge.) J (..-,4te er Stricture, Piles or Fistula i undertake. You ran profit by t prompt visit. Advice honest and candid. Examination free :ind strictly confidential. If out of town, write. Prices moderate. Terms easy. I Guarantee

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155 EAST STATE STREET. HAMMOND, IND. Hours 9-12, 1-5, 7 8; Sundays, 9-1. No Hours Thursday Nights. PHONE 3419.

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FOR REVIVAL OF BISTOHiC SERIES ! Camp Taylor-Camp Grant Tussle to Draw Fans Saturday Also. With Chicago playir.a- Michigan Saturday on Stags field in the first tame tir.ee 1305, the Etrontr teams representing Camps Grant and Taylor claFhir-tf at the Cubs basebal park, and Wisconsin giving battle to Illinois at Madison, the result;, of these games wiil jro a long- way toward determining the iams which will etrucjie for the conference and service championships later Is th sea?cn. Thousands of persons will Journey to Siting field to see the Wolverines and Maroons renew football hostilities. These persons will Journey to tbe fio'd not bo jrueh to sea the rame as out of Bentiment. Old acquaintances will be renewed and a miniature replica of the old battles will bo stag-gd. Good yootball In Service Games. From a strictly fooibail standpoint, the game between Camps Grant and Taylor should be far more interesting, in the games played so far this season the best brand of football has been played by the service elevens, who are struggling just as hard for the western service championship as the universities are for the conference title. Unless Coach Stage performs a miracle cm the Midway it is hard to flpure anything: but a Michigan victory. Purdue's victory over Chicago, although it gave the Maroons some much needed experience, did not boost the Midway team's stock. On the previous Saturday Purdue went down in defeat before DeFauvi. Stag-g simply has ont the material to develop a team which can successfully cope with Michigan. Back up our gallant fighters with your money. You have lent to the government, now give to the soldiers. rrr -t't Vt -r r r t r -tf. tvi v.v -6r A Sale Trust UNDEB STATE CONXEOI. $25 to $300.00 -ifz Mr -t-4. LOANED On Furniture. Pianos. Yiefrola. Live Stock and Office Fixtures without remo.al. II : , "3Tour Loan at X.eg-al tate of interest. $2.00 is the mo pa vment on 30 xf-. J2.38 is the mo.ju:yme;it on $ SO .(') is the mo. payment cn sitttt ANY AMOUNT UP TO 5300.00 ON THE SAME PLAN. ALL OUR BUSINESS DEALINGS ARK STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. And All LOANS are made la our FlvIVATB, Cri ICE SEE US AND WE WILL EXPLAIN ALL. - There are no Charges for EXTRAS. rfi--efr OXLT 3iTi 1XTEP.EST Provident Lorn Co. t htnte o l reet jy..,o. T35 H -r ', V - 1 '"$ ' 4'. i "Y -rt- f-vgJV Here to Stay. WOMEN'S DISEASES enrel by pleasant, safe, painless, modern methods. GOITRE CURED Xo pain, cutting, detention from business. Guaranteed absolutely. CATARRH, ASTHMA, HAY FEVER CURED NERVOUS DISEASES nsv. chorea, success-. fully treated. Skin Diseases Cured J use every up-to-date proven scientific method of treatment known in medicine todav.

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