Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 144, Hammond, Lake County, 27 November 1918 — Page 9
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THE TIMES. Wanted to Buy. THANKFUL? YES, INDEED! MANY TIMES OVER Classified Advertisements WANTED TO BUT Second hand clothing. Phone 2H5, Hammond. 65 Stata st. U-7-tf
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Wanted- -Male Help WANTED LABORERS STOCK-MOVERS INSPECTORS MEN TO LEARN" MACHINE OPERATION GOOD WORKING CONDITION'S Apply V. S. EMPLOTMENT OFFICE Kant 'hies go. or EDWARDS VALVE MFG. CO. 1200 W. 145th st.. E. Chicago. WANTED Reliable man. Polish speaking, as collector: good salary and commission. 186 State st.. room 4. Hemmond. ll-.l-o WANTED Office boy. Apply t once. rr.rr-n Trust Ar Savings J" Hammond. 11:25:2 WANTEDSHOE SALESMAN : EXCELLENT OPFORTUN IT Y Km AN WPPmPWEI) MAN. ME CAN ALSO W ANTED Driver: more than "non wages to right man. Tonkot oal .ro.. HOth and Carey St.. Indiana Harbor. WANTED Laborers. $4 per day: steady work. Straube Piano Co., Hammond. 11 . O WANTED Boy with bicycle .cr'"y mMinei after achool and nights W. IT. Tel. Co.. Hammond. Government needs thousands men and women for government derartmenta, railway mail P?tfrft C"'I tores, internal revenue. 1.1 00- 1.80O- 1 fc-x-aminatlons aoon. Experience unnecessarv. For free particulars regarding examinations write. Raymond Terry t former Civil Service Examiner). 4o7 Columbian bldg.. Washington. 11.2..4 WANTED Welder F. S. Betz Co.. Hammond. 16-1 WANTED Freight handlers. Gibson Tranfer: good w.gw Pf. 'f basts. Take Gary car to L. C. L. lwo-tt WANTED Experienced oxygen actevlene welder and cutter. Graas...l ChemicalCo.. Eart Chicago. ll-2.-ot WANTED Reliable man. Folish speaking, as collector: good salary and commission. US State ft., room 4 Hammond. ll-2,-bt. WANTED Messenger boy. 16 years of age: permanent position. Chaptn re. Columbia and I. H. Belt tracks. Hammond. 11-..-U. WANTED Boy to work in bakery. 411 Ash st.. Hammond. ll-.-dt. WANTED Strong young man to work in stock room. Call at Lincoln and nummir ave. West Hammond. L. Wolff Mfg. Co. ll:v;i For Sate Automobiles. WINTER TOPS for all makes of cars. Enclose your car in a complete top, with heavy plate glass sides. Order now and avoid the rush. Hammond Auto Paint and Top Co., 478-80-82-90, Hohman street. 12-lt FOR 3 v LE. 1915 FORD, like new. This car has been used very little. 1917 FORD touring, fine mechanical condition. 1917 FORD truck. HAMMOND AUTO PAINT A TOP CO. 47S-S0-9O Hohman St.. Hammond. ll-28-2t. FOR SALF Small automobile truck, cheap. Chicago Feed & Fertiliser Co.. .Osborn. Phone 11:28:2 FOR SALE OR TRADE 4-pass. National. $600; 1916 Apperson Six. 32o: 1918 Lexington. Joui; isi rora, v. 4 0R Forsyth ave.. East Chicago. Phone S72M. U:2.:2 For Rent. OR RENT 5-room lower flat. 145th r, r.rpv t.. East Chicago, near Gen era' Ameriap Car works, phone Indiana Harbor 141. FOR RENT Furnished flat; all conveni ence. 428 Logan St., tliroraona. 11:25:8 FOR RENT Furnished 8 room fist. 8714 Grapevine St.. Indiana, Harbor. ll-26-3t FOR RENT 5-room upper flat furnlsh- . tram hsth: near car line. 440 Tru man" ave.. Hammond. Inquire 848 Ann f Uam mnr.ri 11-26-lt. FOR RENT 4-room flat. 351S Hemlock St., Indiana Harbor. $M per mo.; partly furnished for light housekeeping: n be rented with or without. Apply S437 F.r St.. phone 1171M. Indiana Harbor. ' ll-26-2t. i-Aii T' tr ntt- 5-room flat. cor. Erie and East Carroll st. Inquire. 7 W. State St., West Hammond. ll-.'i-.t t.-n t ti pT 4-room and bath modern bungalow: no children: furnished or .. a n - T-l r t T J unfurnished. 1'nons i-jjw. '"""""" 11-27-St. irnrt -rttvt Garaxe. 4S21 Ba rinse ave v.mttt Ohioaro. .11:27:2 Lost and Found LOST Pud hound, black and white spot ted, scar on hip and nose. Return to s K. Arter. 491 Hotlman at., Hammond Rward. ll-2-2t. Situations Wanted. ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR Sev era) years public accounting expert -nce. desires special work evenings. Sat urdays or Sundays. Offers services of an xpert at a lew aoiiars a wee. Audits investigations, -accounting and cost ac counting systems, books kept, charges by 1he week or hour. Address K u0. Times. Hammond. 11:25:3 WANTED POSITION By elderly mtin as stationary engineer or fireman, or will take car of furnace. IIP Fayette St., Hammond. 11:28:8 Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT Light housekeeping rooms for young couple. Write 8222 Times. 11-ZS-Zt LIST TOT'R VACANT HOUSES, FLATS AND ROOMS For Both WHITE AXD COLORED FEOPLB With 8TAXDARD 8TEEL CAR CO. ORDNANCE DEP'T. HAMMOND. IND. Mon-Wed.Sat. tf. WANTED TO RENT 2, S or 4-room lurniahod apartment with heat and light furnished for young couple. Write Xi47 Times. ll-27-2t. WANTED 2 or 3 furnished rooms, centrally located and modern. Address YZiiT Tiroes, Hammond. ll-27-2t.
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WAN'Tl'D Uirl; steady position for rijht party. Apply Nassau & Thompson. East Chicago. 11-lJ-if. WANTED 1000 ladles to come in and g'?t the newest and best hats of the season at the most modest prices. Satin and fur Hats, pressed beaver at lower prices than Chicago. Buv at home. H . 1M State t., Hammond. " 11-14-tf. WANTED G1rl to do general housework: good wat.es. 411 Ash St.. Hammond. 11-lS-tf. .WANTED Experienced waitress and msnwasfirr. 61 state el., ilammouo. Koffe Kup. ' 11:25:3 W A X T E D Competent bookkeeper and stenographer with thorough knowledge of both; good position open. Address giving salary wanted and experience M E I, Times, Hammond 1 1 -. 1 J : t f WANTED Two experienced dining room girls; $12 per wk. with board and room. Sternberg Restaurant, 3310 Mich, ave., phone n!)-AJ., Ind. Harbor. 26-3t WANTED Competent girl for general housework in Hammond; small famtlv, no children. Write J 177, Times, Hammond. 11 26 3 WANTED Competent girl, one who can cook: good wages; no washing. Phone 707. Mrs. Hulst, 1 Highland St.. Hammond. ll-26-3t WANTED Dishwasher at once. Calumet Restaur ant, 707 Chicago ave., Phone Last Chicago 527-T. H-27-3 WANTED Girl for general housework or middle-aged woman. 8330 Aldis ave.. phone 617M, Indiana Harbor. 11-2 7-1 w WANTED Competent girl for general housework. $9 rer week 911 Ah st Hammond. 11-27-3t. WANTED Woma n Ind cook. IIS. Ho tel Carleton. Hammond. 11-27-1 1. WANTED Ws Ureas. Hsmmoul Cafe. 141 State St.. Hammond. l-27-t. WANTED Dishwasher. 1 State St., Hammond. 11-27-lt. WANTED Woman to e1en. Phone 224 Hammond Thursday morntne before 10 o'clock. 11:27:1 STENOGRAPHER WANTED Steady position: American, htrh school educa tion: state iperience and salary, give address. Box E 50, Times, Hammond. ll:27tf Miscellaneous. PAPERHANGING and painting: good work at reasonable prices. CBrl Vermin. 440 Michigan ave. Thone ii?o Hammond. 8-31-lm Automobile Painting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Autos stor.H during the winter. Hammond Auto Paint and Top Co. 478-80 Hohman St.. .Hammond. 10-16-tf NOTICE. The Reliable Transfer Co. has cnnH a branch office in Gary at 11th and jsroaaway ts. uauy trips are made between Gary. Hammond and r'nicago Quick service, prompt deliveries -and you help the government to save freight cars. Just call Hammond 2562 or Gary 2200. U-4-tf. WEATHER STRIP Tour home If it is hard to heat, or MT you wish to save from 20 to SsTc of the 'annual mm Kill Wln4r.,i'M vht.l. . t - will be permanently fixed through weainer sirii. rwiifr ana cnenper than storm sash. J. E. Howell A Co., Weatherstrips, Shades and Screens. B. S. Graves, representative for Hammond. East Chicago. Whitm. Phone Hammond. 1204-W; Gary 19S4. 1. C. Wlxon, representative. Gary, office phone 9S0; residence phone Gary 1301. 11-5-ot CHINA FIRING for holiday trade dona at S442 Michigan ave., Indiana Hsrbor. Phone 601W. 1 l-14-6t.-e.o.d. GUAJIAJT13KI XOOTINCJ. We apply red and green Roofing over old shingles; also gravel Roofing and repairing. See us on anything in the Rootling lino. Calomat Kooftajr Co. Phonea 467-2305. Room 27 Rimbach Bldg.. Hammond, ll-14-tf.-tues-thur-sat. PIANO LESSONS For advanced pupils. special attention for bginners. ssg Erie St., phone 1259M, Hammond. ll-21-6;-e.o.d. NOTICE, FORD OWNERS We have on display at our salesroom th most nifty winter top for your cur; plate glass and 2 ventilating windows: Immediate delivery price (85 installed. Hammond Auto Paint A Top Co., 478-80-90 Hohman t., Hammond. , ll-2"-4t. NOTICE. " Highest prices paid for 2nd Hand Furniture. Hammond 2nd Hand Furniture Exchange, 204 State street, opposite postoffice, phone 3079. n-26'tf BICYCLES. Sold on Easv Payments A. J. WALZ. 229 State St. Hammond. Fhone 249 11-26-tf. Automobile Radiator. P.eraired and rebuilt. Satisfaction guaranteed. Fenders, hoods, gasolina tanks. Standard Auto Radiator Works, 944 Calumet ave., phono 1450. 11-2-tf. Notice, Truck Owner. We carry a complete stock of Goodyear S. V. Truck Tires. We also have a 150-ton hydraulic press for quick apply service. Lake Co. Auto Supply. 671 S. Hohman St.. phone 1741. Hammond. H. A. Theil, Prop. 11-23-lt. For Sale Motorcycles. SECOND HAND MOTORCYCLES All makes. Singles and Twins. The XTgt Stock la X-ake Comity. old on easv navment. SXCXZ.BIOB MOTOKCTCTLE SALESROOM 22J State st. Phone 2498. Hammond. 11:25:3 FOR SALE 1915 Twin Harley. Just overhauled: will accept Liberty lionds. 18 lotiui street. W. Hammond, phone 3490. ll-26-3t. FOR SALE Twin Harley-TVavldson motocycle. S-speed. good condition, late model; chance to obtain a good machine. Price for cash. $125. Dick Brortes. So, Holland, HL 11 25 2
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FOR SALE OR TRA Df. For real estata in Gary or vicniky. nqui'.y in 16o-aeie farm with improvement, northt-ast of South Bend in Elkhart county. Ind. AUoress Box HOC. Gary. Ind. l-ll-tf FOR SALE J. Wesley Itd'a flnj home at a bargain. Phone 1147-J llanimond. 10-19-tf FOR SALE General grocery store doing - good cash business. Address "W". Box 1201, Gary. ln,i. 11-14-tf. fcOR HAlE Just completed new 'modern ti-room bungalow, oak finish, lnQuiie 440 Ash st,. Hammond. ll-21-b FOR SALE -5 -room modern house, rw, a bargain; terms. Phone 76S Hammond. ll:2i:8 FOR SALE l.srge modern house; terms. I'hone 2(J2 Hammond. 11-26-lf. FOR SALE 7-roon story and half residence. Michigan ave.. U new, oak floors, decorated throughout, $4o(iit J.;.".0 cash, S35 per month. A- new modern 6rooni bungalow, t'onkey ave.. $45irt w cash. $40 ner month. Call J. F. Wilhelm & Son. phone 219 or 14S3. Sohl St. and Nickel Plate tracks. Hammond. 11:26:3 FOR SALE .OR TRADE New 4-room house, large basement and attic nenr car shop and Hirech-Stein A Co. Will teke small payment down, balance like rent or will accept a lot or automobile as part pament for information. Phone 353 or 519 Hammond. ll-27-3t. FOR SALE All new home In East Chicago: moft modern, in every respect: centrally located; all new built in t'eattures; good reason for selling:. Address L. W. J. Timea. Hammond. 11-26-tf FOR SALE 6-room house. built 1 'x years ago; latest equipped; in East Chicago: jood location. Reason for selling. For full particulars write A-2" Times. 11-26-tf. For SaleMiscdllaneous FOR SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad watches. Leaser's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open evenings. We Buy Bonds of all kinds for cash. Real Estate. Loans and Insurance. Open evenings. JULIUS FRIEDMAN & COMPANY. 9U Foraytha Are. East Ckleaga. Phone 83. Get the habit; pay less; buy for cash; at the Hanirc.ond Furniture Co., 242 E. State street. Look for the clock in center of sign J. Arkin, Mgr. f-n-im FOR SALE 3 good furm horses. Call 1284T2. Knickerbocker farm. ll-23-6t FOR SALE Bicycle, shot gun. all kinds of heavy ropes and blocks 610 Ingraham ave.. West Hammond, in rear, . . 11:25:6 FOR SALE Sanitary couch with mattress, 6 dining room chairs. fum"d leather seats; kitchen table and other small articles. 301 Truman ave., Hammond. 11:25:3 PURE SPRING WATER Mrs. Dugan of 549 Morton court, hns secured the exclusive right to the Spring Hill Grove Springs at St. Johns and is prepared to supply Hammond with tahu water second to none, price lac per gal . or two gals. 25c. Phone 2397. ll:25:tf FOR SALE Dining table and 4 chairs gas range, 2 go-carts, combination bookcase. 4 Mason St., Hammond. 11 ll-26-2t FOR SALE I-arge oak Tathe phonograph; will s-ell for $S5 and make terms. 32$ Pine St., Hammond. ll-26-3t FOR SALE Gas range, iron bedstead. new mattress and springs. F. flat for rent. Call at 502 So. Hohman st . 2nd flat. All for J20. ll-26-3t FOR SALE Sets of Haviland china dishes, reasonable. Call Hammond 70 for particulars. 11:26:2 FOR SALE Double yellow head parrot. guaranteed to talk. 378 Indiana ave.. Hammond. It 26 2 Another Car of Wisconsin Potatoes will arrive about Nov. 28th. Place your order with White Bros. Day phone 418. Night phone 3045 Hammond. 11 26 2 FOR SALE Trained thorou ehhred Rabbit Hound: fast. Call p. J. Mann, phone 18S1 Hammond. U-27-lt. For Rent Furnished Rooms FOR RENT To office or mercantile man, modern furnished room: steam heat. bath, electric light. 1S3 E. State St., Ind floor, front flat, Hammond. ll-19-3t. FOR RENT Furnished room for two, with private family, on north side. 320 Hickory St., Hammond. 1:26:3 FOR RENT Furnished rooms for one or two; hot water heat, reasonable. 125 Carroll St.. Hammond. 11:25:1 FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 570 Michigan ave.. Hammond. 11:25:3 FOR, RENT Furnished room for one or two gentlemen; all modern conveniences: also garage. 11 Mason st.. phone 795 Hammond. ll-26-2t. FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping: electric light and gas range, all conveniences. 55 Ogrien St. Phone 79 Hammond for particulars. 11:26.2 FOR RENT 2 modern light housekeeping rooms. &12 Alice St.. Hammond. ll-2-2t. FOR RENT- 2 nicely arranged light housekeeping rooms. 8727 Carey st., Indiana Harbor. ll-26-3t. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; no objection to children. 2 32 Mlctilgan ave., Hammond. 11-27-lt FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 734 Wood ave.. S05J. Hammond. 11-27-lt. FOR RENT Ftirnlshed room for housekeeping. 188 Plummer ave., Hammond. 11-27-H. FOR RENT 1 nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 80J, 378 Michigan ave., Hammond. 11-27-lt. FOR RENT Two large newly furnished rooma for light housekeeping, with heat, no children. 443 Indiana ave.. Hmniond. 11:27:1 FOR RENT 3 modern furnished light housekeeping rooms; private bathroom and entrance. 424 Indiana ave., phone 114SM. Hammond. 11-27-lt. Room and Board. WANTED Boarders and roomers. 1 minutes' walk from Standard Steei. 1049 Erie st.. phone Hammond 83J.T. 11-27-lt.
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Any issue bought for hltrhest cash price j EDW. FRANKEL W.-SSrd st.. 2nd floor, near Halstead. Open daily. alP; I hsk., Thurs.. Sat. nights, Sunday mornings. 11-21&S0 LEGAL NOTICES. The followinc described property will be sold fur storage charges at Golden Bros. Morage warehouse, corner Sohl and Fayette M., Dec. 27, 1918. One couch. 3 bed springs, 1 refriger ator, 1 roll linoleum, 3 beds. 3 rockers, ' 1 stand, 1 C. Move, 1 D. table, 1 dresser. 1 H. stove, 6 chairs, 1 commode. 1 kitch en cabinet, 1 inculntor, 2 barrels. 1 barrel bedding. 1 box and 1 basket. Taken as the property of S. I. Spruiice. 11-27-12-4-11 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR CO CRT, NOVEMBER TERM. 1918. MIKE KDSTEK, NO 1701. Notice is hereby given to the Heirs, l...'te'S ntnl (""rnlltors of Vitro fvostol: ! deceased, to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond, Indiana, on the 2.frd day of December. 1918, and show cause, if any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not he, approved; and said hens are notified to tiun and there make proof of heirship, mid receive their dislliOUll Miarer. Witness the Clerk of t!i Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 26th day of November. 1918. (SEAL) HERBERT L WHEATON. 11-27-12-1. Clerk L. S. C. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTT. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. NOVEMBER TERM. 1918. ELIZABETH RAPIC VS. JOHN RAPIC. CAUSE NO. 17761. ACTION TO DIVORCE. Now comes the riaintiff by Cleveland & Cleveland, Attorneys, and files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant, John P. a pie, Is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of ihe pendency of said action and that the same will stand trial at the nevt term of said Court, and that unleies ha apptar and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 27th day of January A. D. 1919, the same being the 13th day of the- next term of said Court to be begun and held in the Court House. Room No. t. at Hammond, in said County and State on the 2nd Monday of January A. D. 1919. said action will be heard and determined in his absence. It Witness Whereof. I hereunto set -ny hand and affix the Seal of said Court, .it Hammond, this 26th day of November A. D. 19 IS. (SEAL) HERBERT L. WHEATON, Clerk, L. S. C. By ROSCOE HERSTC'CK. Deputy Clerk. 11-27-12-4-11 CHICHESTER S PILLS I.allrt Ak jmr Unggtmt 1W A hl-cfcM-u' LlXMrmaiV Fill la Ur 4..U mliitvj hois. Muad ita Bis Ribooa. V " taer. rinr ifmp 'TtlAUoMn HKANU riXlM, Ibt rcara kunuBot. S(m. AIwi Kl'..u SOLO 8Y DRIGGtSIS LECTURES Daily from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m..'"The Right Way to Live." Mme. E. Lee, 319 State Line St., cor ner Dougljs, one block west of Hohman. Phone 3346 Hammond. HAMMOND, WHITING AND EAST CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY rUK-l TAJtXJL KaaajaoaA to card Street omu tax Arejaoa.
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HOW CAN MR. CAMP KEEP DRISCOLL OFF HIS ALL-AMERICAN Signal honor Is about to alight upon Paddy Driscoll. That is, a reasonable guess says so. Taddy is likely to drew a place en the mythical All-American football team. This is selected each year by Walter Camp, dean of the footballers in the East, and it always has been difficult for a western man to make the grade. Mr. Camp did not travel West, but here the Great Lakes team Journeyed East and displays its football wares in ful view of Mr. Camp, who went to Annspolis or said was going, to see the westerners perform. They ma,y grow 'em superior in the East, but fans from this part of the country dou'ot it. They're Throwing Mud. ST. LOUIS. Nov. 27. "I'd like to know who gave Dr. Fraiee authority to act for the American League," shouted H. DeC. Ball, president of the St. Louis Browns, commenting on a telegram he received asking him to throw his vote for W. H. Taft to become baseball's judge. "I will not answer the message," continued Ball. "It looks to me like Fraiee is trying some more of his theatrical stuff. I'm not going to dance to Frazee's music." James C. Jones, head of the Csrdinals. in the absence of Major Branch "Rlckye. president, declared: "I'd like to see baseball get rid of the chrsp skates and secure a representative front to rule and guide the game. The boys ere coming back pretty soon and we want to give them amusement which is free from cutthroats." GOPHERS STOP MAROON PLAYS MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 27. The first and probably the only scrimmage before the Chicago game at Stage; field next Saturday was given the Gopher men at Northrup field Oils afternoon. The team did wonderfully well against Illinois last Saturday, and which Gopher Scouts gave to the second team. T TIsSV'
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