Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 23, Hammond, Lake County, 15 July 1919 — Page 8

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THE TIMES. Tucsdav, July 15, 1019. R-34 BRINGS FIRST PICTURES OF SIGNING OF PEACE TREATY ft4 SOLD SATURDAY and SUNDAY AT PA

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cpdcs at the signing of the pace treaty. Above, general view of Hall of Mirrors, Versailles palace, m which the treaty was signed, showing spectators, below, Premier Clemencau offering the German deeca-s iSf Sr'SLn-, A hls r,8h President Wibon. Next to Wilson M Secretary Lansinc. At Clemcnceau s left are Lloyd Gvorge and Bonar Law.

DYER WILL 1 WELCOME i CONVOY!

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for many months been workingr with thp M'ar Department and thi Officers of thfMotor Trant-port Corps, first in assisting in th selection and logging ef the various routes from interior manuf aeturinr centere to the Atlantic coast during th

war: and later in providing the necessary dat.i for the first transcontinental trip, the final authorization of which asfjiff th cieatcst public dmonst ration of the practicability of long disfance freight transportation and th necessity of linking up interstate routes of travel, which has ever brecn olY'-red to the country. PURPOSES Or TKIP. F.rigadii - neral "harlos B. Drake, chief of (he Motor Transport Corps, announces the purposes of the trip to be fourfold: To proid" an extended service

and performam e test of the various standardized types of army motor equipment. To collect detailed data for use in connection with the ttchniuul training of the commissioned and enlisted personnel of the Motor Transport Corps and provide an apportunity for extensive studies in terrain observation and needed highway data by the Field Artillery, the Kngineering Corps and the Motor Transport Corps.

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For Saturday We Will Sell HAMBURGER ...16 FRANKFORTS 20 BEEF TENDERLOIN 25? CORN AND PEAS 12 V RED AND BAKED BEANS 10c OIL AND MUSTARD-SARDINES 12 .

573 HOHMAN ST. PHONE 1441.

Army Balloons Drop to Earth

UNTERNATIONAL NEWS SEKVICE1 OMAHA. Neb.. July 15. Four army balloons that started from Fort Omaha Sundar in order to set new height ami distance records, are awaiting repairs today at various points in Iowa and Wisconsin. All four were brought t" earth by the severe storm which swept the urper Mississippi valley yesterday and they were severely buffetted. One of the balloons landed at Raleigh. Iowa. 223 miles from here: another at Portage, "Wis., 4fn miles away: another at Green. Iowa. 230 miles away, and the fourth at Ringstead. Iowa, about 200 ni!eg northeast of Omahi. No new reeords were established and the aeronauts are regarded as fortunate in being able to land safely after their all-night battle with the storm.

INDIANAPOLIS A presidenfs club formed of heads of all business and civic organizations of the c:t.v is beir.fj planned here. BRAZIL Seventeen member's of

I the Clay County Roys and Girls P.(f j Club have re-organized, hoot ting the membership to thirty-seven.

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Al! Departments 3 and Service on Savings 3 $1.00 Starts An Account Safety Boxes for rent, $3.00 per year and up Resources Over $5,000,000.00 Under U. S. Government Supervision OFFICERS F. "RICHAHD SCTIAAF, President. ' ERNEST C. STMPSON, Cashier. RAY R. HEMINGWAY, Asst. Cashier. BEN T. LEMSTER, Asst. Cashier. DIRECTORS II. L. ARNOLD E. C. SIMPSON President Gary Trust Savings Bank Cashier. HOMER J. CARR E. G. SEIP Editor Garv Tribune President Calumet National Bank F. RICHARD SCHAAF South Chicago. President Citizens' National Bank LEO WOLF Hammond. Kaufman & Wolf, Hammond, Ind. M. AY. WINTER, Real Estate Owner

Every One Thinks This Is A Wonderful Sale. But there is Nothing Wonderful. This Success simply shows the people of Hammond are waking up to the splendid future of this growing city, the city destined to be the greatest manufacturing center in the west and the home of thousands upon thousands of highly paid workmen who will need home places. It also shows the people realize the GREAT BIG BARGAIN we offer at MORRIS PARK TRACT.

Who Boimsrllit Lots Last

Saturday amid Sunday

These 67 lots were sold to homeseekers and investors. Many were sold to people living near the tract. They are neighbors and they KNOW the big value we are offering and realize they will soon double their money. Other lots were sold to contractors keen, hard headed business men men who know values in every block in HAMMOND. They bought these lots because they realize this wonderful valuewe are offering. They will build soon and sell at a big profit. One prominent

citizen bought a lot each for his boy and girl and stated he would never miss the small monthly payment and when the children were old enough to go to college these lots would supply the money they need for their full college expenses. YOU WAKE UP! COME OUT AT ONCEJ GRASP THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY BEFORE THE LOTS ARE ALL SOLD.

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Buys ALot

Just Think of It. No Extras. No In

v) terest for Full Year. Big Improved

$265 to $375

Per Month Pays For It

Ask any banker, any real estate man, and he will advise you to buy as many as you can possibly afford to meet the monthly payment.

Make this Tract Your Savings Bank It will Pay You Big Profits for Interest.

Think of the many $5 you waste each month. Put just $5 to work for you at Morris Park and watch your profits grow. Some day when you are too old to work and it is too late to save you will reap a golden profit from your investment at Morris Park Tract.

You Are Not Dealing with Irresponsible Agents But with the Owners: GOSTLIN, MEYN & HASTINGS For twenty-seven years this firm has bsen a leader in the development of HAMMOND. Always they have stood in the front rank and the slogan has been "HONESTY AND A FAIR, SQUARE DEAL FOR ALL." They issue the contracts and warranty deeds. Truly you are safe in dealing with this firm. Any time you are out of work and for any reason you cannot meet the payments, you will get a fair deal and have your time extended. SO DON'T WORRY. WE WANT YOU AS A CLIENT and will always help you. The president of the company, Mr. Peter Meyn, has come right up from the people. Every one knows his clean, upright life. Success like his does not come from LUCK but from CHARACTER the character of a "REAL MAN." He has earned the respect and confidence of all. Yet, though he is now the trusted adviser of the biggest financiers of Chicago and the nation, he has the same keen interest in his fellow HAMMOND citizens as he had when he was at the bottom of the ladder of success. His kindly smile and helping hand is extended to the poorest man just as quickly as to the richest man in the state. 1 So, I Say, Buy a Lot Now. We Will Help You to Help Yourself

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Stop Making the Landlord Rich. Nothing So Worthless as a Bunch of Rent Receipts. PUT UP $5, GET YOUR LOT Put up $5. Get your lot. Build a small house on back of lot. You can do the work yourself evenings, Saturday afternoons and Sundays. The money you now waste in rent receipts will soon make that little home grow into a real big house that you will be proud to own. PAY REtfT TO YOURSELF YOU WORK HARD FOR MONEY WHY GIVE IT AWAY AS RENT? These lots have a reasonable building restriction as to cost, but we permit a small home on back of lot, as we know that man who builds on back of his lot will later on build in front and use the small place as a kitchen. , BUT YOU MUST MAKE A START. PUT $5 IN YOUR POCKET AND TAKE THE NEXT CAR.

J. D. MILLAR & CO. I have operated in many cities, from coast to coast, and have sold thousands of lots. I took the contract to sell these lots at MORRIS PARK TRACT in record time. I BELIEVE THIS IS THE BEST BUY I HAVE EVER HANDLED. I have cut the prices and terms so low that my profit on each

sale is very small, but I KNOW I will sell every lot in the tract within a very short time. Come out today and get your lot. HURRY. Don't be one of those "hesitators" who will always regret their foolish neglect of this great big bargain.

Biggest Bargain Ever Offered in the Calumet Region

LOCATION Property is that wooded tract just south of Columbia Park. The fine graded school "COLUMBIA SCHOOL" is right on the property. MORRIS PARK is bounded by Columbia Avenue, Second Street, Michigan Avenue and Logan Street. Sidewalk and graded streets. Office on property, comer Tinman Street and Columbia Avenue, open every day (including Sundays) from 0:00 a. m. until dark. Come at once and get the choice. Put $5.00 in your pocket and take the next car. TO REACH PROPERTY Take Gary car, get off at Columbia Avenue and walk two blocks north, or tako State Street or Sibley Street car, get off at Columbia Avenue and walk three blocks north, or take East Chicago car, get off at Michigan Avenue and walk three blocks east.

J. D. MILLAR & CO.

TRACT OFFICE CORNER TRUMAN AND COLUMBIA. DOWN TOWN OFFICE WITH GOSTLIN, MEYN & HASTINGS, CORNER HOHMAN AND STATE STREET. ' BUT COME OUT TO THE TRACT OFFIOF