Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 30, Hammond, Lake County, 23 July 1919 — Page 8

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TlUKft Wcancsuay, July 23, 1910. -an IS NOMINATED FOR JUDGE'S BENCH BY . quarters aboard the battUship j nown which will carry him to Ameri ua. He will make a brief visit t fi PRESIDENT WII SON ' x,w York ami bp u Puest at tu white

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'INTERNATIONAL N F Wl SERVICE VASUIXr.TOX, Juy S3.

I;odgs, r'Tcnor for th. KaHways Co.. osterday ' ' i! El-ctri- Eaiiwajs et - i' !" ct i -ir s;. M. rr.s -"are k'-.p.k by the hoard' thinj," s quickly don-1 l'-r Ask-d 1" Cornell:-;-., !. Tiai'ical ? h i n k c-i!d h- : trcc-t fill .va vs. Mr. tT-.'.u Soap.: l.sg!. u;:i.--;t li

''- situation as it is Ivy i i it... i. !" t .i that will pr-:--rve propert ." Mr. Hedges s . d h- !!;.- v. . .-; :' : .- fm: os.i.n tpw n:inn Cs War-hiii:.:. 1 s-hi uM r-'.T.ni-'t;.l higher Tare ap-i p.cture the !!j:t !!! is it i-. "th- pt.tt'.c generally -p.'.d h- f -if u-,iti.-. ," Tl.e public i.J l..v.--nti) m-r- -up: -' I- ..i.-.i tl li. s. at --f th- i.--:;.. ;...! c.-.'-r-vnent. The s tii. iti.'.-!'. Mr. H'-dR-s sai-. i n'lM t-i-et th. snuatiou temporarily bv ;i rp-nd i p.g franchise.- ,t -i x esrn.iMing high-r f ire.-5, "which u.uiM later justified ' v public cfi!,ji-:i a:i I th- invest istati. n now in pr.-sr-sn." PlPCU?.-in.r the- Ikhiis y r-f ril;; dn'honU'? an.l r-' ! r i- inns ii !ii--':nsr n'lition. a.-- thv Ni.-t. Mr. H-los f :i : "Ti1. pri'T'si -""ti is M!1'! n rip.'l a ppinu "lint will ' i":.'.: "

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SPECIAL CREDIT TERMS ON 3. 4 AND 5 ROOM OUTFITS.

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REED BIRD CAGES Bca ut if til bird :3k""; in either ivory or brown finish ; specially b a 1 anceel to pi-event toppling over; very pretty rattern. Pi iced for

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MAIN STORE COR. 92nd. AND HOUSTON AVENUE, SOUTH CHICAGO. OPEN THUR. AND SAT. EV'S. ' SHOP AT OUR NEAREST STORE

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i t Housewives Are Simply j Unable to Get Ice Cream ! From Dealers. i That ic" situation is irrowuiK 1 tu('"' s't-i-us each ltj-, sn a pr-hahlf.

I ic- Janiin- within a uo. U. js t!i'- problem I , that t'aias th.- rity -1" i;.iry t-.i.a.v. 'mplaints nr.- alr-a.iy J,. iIU; rml.-tcr- j J liy lii.ii:a h,.s 1. pans- t!i. v ai- unah;- p. K-t the rc-aular supply of 1c-ifr-in t!i- .hal.r, IVo-a m, .1 tun T until! ; - !c- p'aj;!.-- avp ll..,l. .) with pa-! ; t.-or'K h. i;i:iri:r )'..r p r A s p. rious as t ho

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Ve offer you this Special Inducement to buy before August 1st, in order to clear the decks for a Great Campaign in Our Subdivisions this Fall.

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Yhere Can You Find Such Bargains as These? We Have Many Others

6 r. Brick Modified Bungalow, 50 ft., So. side, hard wood floors and trim, fireplace, hot water lioat; lioiisp alone -annot he built for less than .1,000. Our clearance price 4,100. Vacant. Terms.

9-Room House on fine 71-foot lot in beautiful location near Harrison Park, line large rooms, many special features, hot water heat, could not be duplicated for less than ll00. See us personally about this and we can save vou some monev.

$500 Down and No Interest for one year for dandy bumralow on Maywood Park. Finest East Side property, tine cor. lot, south front, 0 rooms, new and modern with fireplace; immediate possession and cheap at 1,200.

6-Room Well Built Frame Bungalow on Lyons St. All modern conveniences and will be ready in Iw o weeks 1,910. Terms.

Brick Bungalow in Kenwood Rcadv for occupancy in two weeks, sun parlor, fireplace, hot water heat, 3 large bedroo'ms. large living room, dining room and kitchen. Complete with shades, fixtures, black dirt and garage, 50-foot lot and good buy at 8,000.

6-Room Modified Bungalow on Maywood Park, beautiful plan and one of the. best built houses in Hammond, many special features, ideal location. Only 5,550. Terms. Possession 2 weeks.

Close in and Cheap fi-room cottage, no feet, on Condit St., furnace heat, electric lights. Good for home or investment at 3,300.

Highland St. Bargain 0-room frame, oak trimhot water heat, tubs, large' light rooms with big closets, exceptionally well built and in good condition. At 4,500 it is like giving you the lot. Quick possession. Terms.

West Hammond Bungalows 5 rooms and b-r?;, on Sibley St. near State Line, nearly new andcomplete with screens. Our low price for cash 4,375.

New Bungalow on Ingraham Ave., near Sibley, just completed, 5 rooms, modern throughout, 35 foot lot with all assessments paid. Easy terms at 4,500.

Big Homewood Special 6-room frame bungalow, nearly new, east front, sun parlor, fireplace, built in features, hardwood throughout, one block from park and wonderful buy at 6,500. Move right in.

Don't wait but telephone Hammond 51 or 52 at once and we will have auto call for you. Or call at office in the Hammond Building with Hammond Trust & Savings Bank. Use Fayette St. entrance after banking hours. Open every evening.

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(SPECIAL TO THE TIMESI CIIIfACiO. July 23. Architect A llliam T. Hrainitzky. 64 AV. Kapdolpb st . has completed plans and is re-ciinc bids on a machine shop t" be . r- ted a' Kr.st Chicago for tloirgf l.itih-rt & '. It will coippiise a twn-st ry and l.r.sement builflinj:. the front portion to

be two-story, 172x00, of brick, pteel and

tooth and ordinary skyliirht" and a T'.j-ljnsr a short time after It plunjred ton traveling crane. $75,000 to $$0,000.' through the roof. He said It was the

most awful slpht he ever saw. Tho Moody meetinac at I'olar fya!

arc attracting many I.r.ui i! people j

th-re every. day. It is sa-1 they liav?

th- best talent and on" is well repaid

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Those who sre circulating' the petitions asking the town board to pur in a system of pewerai;(i nr meeting with good success In getting the property owners to sii?n the petitions. Th..-

j is a much needed improvement In Lo

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Charb-M Bisisr. of Chicaso Heights. 111., attended the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Edith Britten here yesterday. The funeral services of Mrs. Edith Britten were held at the M. E. church yesterday. Kev. C. A. Brown, pastor of the church, preached t'ie funeral sermon This is the third child of

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Al Oavis, who wa.s badly bruised In ; i iiAIU' UiJ X J.XVIJO a runaway a few days ago, is able to j TW THFI WTIST

roilTEAXD, Ore. July 23. Sfvci 1

resume his duties as mail carrier on

thousand men ar( fighting under hcaxy palls of smoke in widely scattered unit--today for mastery over innumerable tit-:

that are raging in the forests of t'n

tural route one. Fred Einsphar received a telegram yesterday from hi.-i daughter, Iaura, Faying she had landed safely In New

I ork after several months work in i N'nrtlni-psl With continued liich l-.i

Mrs. Adeline Peterson that has beep j tllP BrRiy hospitals of France. (and the repion suffering from a pr - called by death within the p.nt nine Tho county commissioners liav i tn,.,i drought heroic effort to st....

purchased two pulmotor.s which will j n c-nditio i v.h:-h ihr-steus to ie. i.e. be placed at Cedar Eake. one of. them ! a h-dcM.oiist are bcinp made in tho st u- s will be at the Moody conference j of Oregon. Washington, Montana : i grounds and the other one at Lassen's, j Idaho, according t reports reach ie..;

months. t'ale'. Clapp was in Chicago on business yesterday. Bird Viant, who was in Chiraeo on

reinforced concrete construction, with Monday witnessed the burning of the This is a wise move on the part ot tno here irorn forestry ofr.cliila In those cement tile and composition roofs, saw- dirigible and was at the imr.k build- commissioners. ttt.ts.

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