Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 36, Hammond, Lake County, 30 July 1919 — Page 9

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NOTICE. After this date the rate for classified advertising will be 10 cents per line with a minimum charge of 30 cents. Hammond, Ind., March 31. '""tf A charge of ten cents for collection will be made for 11 classified adTertistncats phoned to this office and not paid tor within five flays.

Wanted Male Help. THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS Addressed to the man who seldom reads the lielP Wnntd pages. Ha is not a Job hunter, but realizes that to make way for ruture success he must get in a business where h can reach the top entirely through his own efforts. We want a man 25 to 43. with previous training ouch as railroad, store or office work, who believe-" himself capable of learning -ell"s work A resident of Lake county, with out previous sales experience preierreM Replv in confluence, stating present employment and for past five years. ir qualincations appear suuuitm, poir.tment will be made in Hammond. Address E. M. Law. 608 S. Dearborn St.. Chicago. I - WANTED A good 'business rnan as partner in a good paying grocery. r linva SlOoO or more to Invest, or ivill sell to nht party. Ill health rca son for chan (re. Give references dress A331. Times. Hammond. Ad-6-4t WANTED High class mala stenographer; capable of handling considerable corresronder.ee, connection with men on road. "Write A332. Times. Hemniond. to unload coal. J:'1'' Hammond. 7-o0-tr MuTdoch & Co. A FEW LOCAL MEN ARE TAKING ad vantage of a big money-making opr.uny'$500 to $1000 inv-tth A33S. Times. Hammond. 7-30-3t WANTED Carpenters and brick no one but 1st class men need apply. "?rr th.n scale. Malleable Iron 7-30-2t Co.. himmf-nd. WANTED Assemblers; good wages; steady work all year around. Apply at once, Gary Motor Truck Co. 9th and Taft St., Gary. 7 S0-7 Wanted Female Help. W1VTED Housekeeper: middle aged. Frank Klapah. 5 43 New York ave 7-29-3t T Tilting. WANTED Girl for general work. Lash TJ.eT.urnrit 167 HlDiev SI , najrim 7-30-2t WANTED Cashier: one that can count -hsin reron.i ana wnif. Pharmacy, Hammond. 7-30-lt Situation Wanted.. SITUATION WANTED Experienced " wmntm work: confinement ana other cases. Phone Hammond 2S029.3t WANTED A dishwasher and com, tion cook. Phillips Hotel. 701 C hi ave.. E. Chicago. - combinahicago 80-2t Miscellaneous I U COIIEN FOR PAPER HANGING and painting. Wa take bonds in payment. 259 Sibley at., phone Eammonl Get the habit. Buy for cash pay less at this place Hammond Furniture Co., 242 E. State St. 7-l-lmn-eod LXBEE.TY BONDS. We will pay these cash prices, based on closing .N Interest. Y. market aad accrued i.t sum 149.30 3rd 4'i $47.70 1st 4 46.50 4th 4 4S.95 ni 4"c 46.50 6th 3V-47 43. 3U rranilin Investment Co. jm H.mmnnd B'dz.. Hammond. Ind. tj- nailv 9 to 6. Saturday. 9 to . " S-3-tf. Automobile Radiator. Tnire1 and rebuilt. Satisfaction guaranteed. Fenders, hoods, gasoline tanks. Standard Auto Radiator Works. -.44 ralumet ave.. phone 1450. 7-1-Notice, Truck Owner. w earrv a complete stock of Good ear S. V. Truck Tires. We also have a 250-ton hydraulic press for Quick apply service. Lake Co. Auto Supply, 71 K. Ilohman St.. pnone tiamraong. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Guar anteed to cut. Callel for ana aeuv red. R. J. Herkner. 837 Calumet ave.. phone Hammond 2829. 4-7-tf.eod. 4-7-lmo. Jobbing work, wood turning done. 669 Oakley are,, phone Hammond 2486 7-30-2 Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO BUT Large size ic box Phone Hammond 66i. 7-29-2t WANTED TO BUT 2d hand reed porch furniture, twin beds, round dining tab le, chairs, dresser and coaI oil stove and a kitchen cabinet. I'nonc Hammond 40. 7-23-2t WANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER 6 cr 6-room modern bungalow, brick preferred, with parage or room for drive way; must bo strictly modern, in south rr southeast nd. ( au 5ta Summer st 5 hone Hammond 11 SOW. 7-29-2t Room and Board. WANTED Board and room with private American family, south side, by young business mm. N. W. L. care S'owuc Milling, Hammond. 7-29-2 HOARD AND ROOM WANTED By gen tinman in private family. 660 Oak! ave . Hammond. 7-30-For Rent. FOR RENT Garage: suitable for 1 car Inquire W. L. Gunn. 11 Waltham st Hammond. 7-29-2 FOR RENT Newly furnished 3-room cotac. 168 Sheffield ave.. Hammond Apply between 6 and 8 p. m. 7-29-1 IX) R RENT Garage space for 1 or can. 153 Bulletin st.. Hammond. 7-30-lt FOR RENT Flat. Cal! 82$ Calumet ave. or 343 Carroll St.. Hammond. 7-30-1 FOR RE.N'TWilcox st. -Garage: J 4 per month. 5? Hammond. 7-30-Lost and Found. LOST Party who found green bathing suit, return 267 Hoffman St., phone Hammoi 1806W. And receive reward. 7-29-2t LOFT Envelope addressed to Lak Co. Times, in Hammond or on E. Chicaro car. Return to Hammond or E. Chicago Times office. 7-29-lt

CARPENTER WORiC AND PAINTING: 1st class work. Reasonable 101 r.ummfr ave.. phone Hammond

For Sale Automobiles.

Storage Batteries charged, rented and repaired. The Dempsey Battery Service, 318 Fayette St., Hammond, phones 2655, 1240-R. ii-i HAMMOND AUTO PAINT & TOP CO. 460-83 H oilman at., phone Hammond 3471 Best equipped auto paint establishment in state of Indiana. We paint your car to please you. Make your top to fit the car. Estimates furnished. Prompt service. Expert workmanship. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send us your work. 7-11-tr. WILL SACRIFICE 3-pass. ROADSTER: wire wheels, new tires; Just like new. First oner will take It. 141 Logan st.. phone Hammond 2043. 7-22-tf FOR SALE Dodge touring: 1st class condition, bit John t., Whiting. 7-24-6t FOR SALI3 B-pass. Apne.rson, $600: all good tires. Al condition. victory Garage. 160 Fayette St.. Hammond. 7-28-tf FOR SALE One 1316 Overland speed ster, in j-ood shape; 4 new tires. $200. Apply alter 5 p. m.. 427 Oak St., Ham'd. 7-ZS-3t FOR SALE 6-cyl. 7-pass. Studobaker: bargain, good runnlg condition. Ad dress A334. Tltnes, Hammond. 7-23-St rOR SALE1 1919 S-pas. Paige: perfect condition, same as new. I need the money. Write M. Fl., 6, Times, Hammond 7-29-3t FOR SALE 1 Buick roadster; $5nn csh if taken at once. 247 Lewis St.. phone Hammond 2362. 7-30-FOR SALE: Auburn car. 1917, 4-cyl.; Al condition. 5 good tires. Will dem onstrate after 3:30. 4 330 Northcote ave.. phone E. Chicago S7F.R. 7-30-3t FOS SAJLE. 1918 Ford taxi. 1918 7-rss. Bulck. 6-paas. Buick. 6-pas. Paige. 5-pase. Marrnon. P-pass. Pullman. 5-pass. Maxwell 1919 Overland chummy roadster. 1D18 Empire speedster. pass. Grant Six. Willys-Kr.ieht 4-rass. coupe. These cars are ail in good mecnamcai condition and will be sold ohap for cash. HtSSJltOTOTt k SOX.ET7 SXN. 754 S. Hohman rt., Hammond. 7-30-lt FOR SALE 5-pass. Chalmers touring; good condition. Cheap, lias nrrest. ave., Himmona. i-i'-'-.t For Rent-Furnished Rooms FOR RENT 2 and 3 housekeeping rooms and rooms for bachelors. Inquire l&St Plummer ave., Hammond. 7-24-ti. FOR RENT 2 rooms furntrhed for light housekeeping. 371 Sibley St.. Ham mond. 7-2-2t FOR RENT 2 rooms for light house keeping; strictly modern. 531 Mich igan ave.. phone Hammond 1776. 7-28-if FOR RENT 8-room furnished fiat for light housekeeping. Inquire after fi p. m.. 497 May St.. Hammond. ,-j-jt FOR RENT 1st class strictly modern furnished apt, with rrivate bath; suitable for 2 people. 429 May st..Hammond. J-28-tf FOR RENT 2 rooms for light house keeping or for z gentlemen. visit Drummond St.. Ind. Harbor. .-28-t FOR RENT 2 modern furnished light housekeeping rooms, witn Datn; every thing furnished. Call 2 32 Indiana ave.. Hammond. FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping: rrivate Datn. zoi i-ion-nian st.. Hammond.- i-js-.t FOR RENT 1 furnished room for 2 men. 4228 iiagoun ave., fc.. t,mcago. 7-29-2t FOR RENT Rooms, housekeeping, mod ern, to couple: convenient to cars. ni Wood ave., phone Hammond 805J. 7-29-lt FOR RENT Xieely furnished room for gentlemen. Inquire 438 Indiana ave., phone Hammond 1262J. 7-29-3t FOR R-ENT To 2 people only. 3 1st class rooms, furnished ror ngnt nouse keepln ;: all modern conveniences with or without garage: fine location on south side, near Harrison park, fan iynz nrs Place, phone Hammond 3268. 7-29-t FOR RENT 2 modern housekeeping rooms. Phone Hammona sjt. FOR RENT Large bedroom. 614 Wentworth, ave., phone Hammond 3286. 7-30-lt FOR RENT A sleeping room: 2H blk. from car line; gentlemen preferred. 1239 Oarfield St.. Hammond. 7-30-lt FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 510 Ingraham ave W. Hammond. .-30-2t FOR RENT Furnished light housekeeping rooms: also 1 sleeping room 633 Oakley ave., phone Hammond 1122V n 7-30--t FOR RENT 2 housekeeping. mond. nice rooms for light 333 Indiana ave.. Hum-7-30-2t FOR RENT -Nicely furnished 5-room apt. 4311 Baring ave.. phone E. ChiV IX-f) www .' FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms; bntti and pantry with yard. Inou're t.o Summer at., phone Hammond S9aJ-30u FOR RENT 2 large front rooms: electric lirhts. pantry, ice box. and gas range for cooking and barfing. i . h .n. vrrv,r, t . Hammond. t all between 7 and 9 p- m. 30-lt FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms for light housekeerdng; must be rented by Aug. ust 1st. Phone Hammond 988R -30-lt FOP RENT Furnished 5-room cottas". Call 150 State st. during day;phor,e Hammond 2737 after 5:30 p. m. .-30-2t FOR RENT Nicely furnished ron 1 ..t E-enTlemen. jtooiu j 1 bldg.. Hammond. -30-3t For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Cement blocks of all kinds. Call Jno. F. Wllhelm & Son. phone Hammond 249 or 1483. 7-29-3t. FOR SALE Furnishings of 6-room flat. including pictures and curtains All must be sold by August 1. 1209 Pearl St.. phone Whiting 89J. 7-2S-3t FOR SALE Wheel: fine condition. 200 Michigan ave., phone Hammond 3530. T-30-lt FOR SALE: Violin and Jewel gas range. water power machine. Bargain. Phono Hammond 97UR. 7-30-lt FOR SALE Frame store building. Cheap. 678 S. Hohman st. To be moved at once. N". Emmerllng. Undertaker. Hammond. 7-30-tf FOR SALE Mahogany piano: excellent in tone and condition. 17 Mason st., Hammond. 7-30-lt FOR SALE Parties leaving town have sewing machine, electric fan. electric table lamp. Oliver typewriter: all cheap, no dealers. 1045 Erie St., phone Hammond 832J. 7-30-lt FOR SALE Barber shop: cheap. certr: location, good trade. Arply 4127 Inst.. Ind. Harbor. 7-30-lt FOR SALE Roll top desk. Inquire Thursday. Room 210, Hammond hid , Hammond. 7-30-lt FOR SALE 3 canaries: 1 female. 2 males, with cages. 1045 Erie St.. phon Hammond 8?2J. 7-30-lt FOR SALE 1 mahogany roll top desk; also 1 Savage 30x30 rifle. Phone K. Chicago 234 or 261. 7-30-3t

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FOR SALE LerK inonern nouse: term. Phono 2842 Hammond. 11-36-tf. FOR SALE The best bullrrrr.g site In Hammond, 113 ft. on Forest ave., facing circle; 128 ft. on Kenwood ave.; 113 ft. on State Line blvd. Lot about 2 ft. above sidewalks, Kenwood addition. Inquire. Geo. C. Locklln, 15 Warren St.. Hammond 6-25-tf. FOR SALF, 6-room bungalow; modern ail through, furnace heat, and driveway, siTfciia and storm windows. Call 1241 Harrison st.. Hammond. 7-15-6t. FOR SALE Store; ice cream, candy, tobacco, notions; good trade. Leaving city. Bargain. 546 Morton live., Eft lUmmoiwi. 7-25-6t FOR SALE Modern 6-room bungalow; Sun parlor, shades and ebctric fixtures. Just hern decorated. JoShO: $500 cash, $40 p r mo. Jn. F. Wllhelm & Son. phone Hammond 24J or 1483. 7-29-3t FOR SALE Niw modern home. 8 W. Waltham t.; must he sold at onco. Leaving city. Phone Hammond 1709. 7-28-ot FOR SALE General store and meal market, including modern ro.-idence, 1 acre ground located at popular summer resort, with established business all the year around. Can show you figures that will interet-t vnu. Write A. '.., Times, or phone Hammond 1 347 J. 7-29-3t LOUISIANA LAND FOR SALE $ 10, $15. $20 per acre; good location on station or main road, close to big towns. Free fare. See A. Krlste, So7 Henry st , Hammond. 7-29-2t FOR SALE Modern 5-room cottage; nicely furnish'-d on 2 lots and fenced. food garden and chickens. At once; :;200. 10S6 Erie St.. phone Hammond 1964. FOR SALE 5-room residence: north side. Hickory st : newly decorated and painted, close to car line. $3250; $i00 cash, balance $25 per mo. Jno. F. Wilhclm & Son, phone Hammond 243 or 14S3 7-29-3t FOR SALE: Grocery and mat market. on sect, of partnership: cash business, good location. Write A323. Times. Hammond. 7-29-2t FOR SALE1 160-acre farm: fair buildings. 80 miles from Hammond. Ask Trescott. phone Hammond 2812. 7-29-2t FOR SALE Come and see me if you want to buy fine land, improved or not, or trsde your property for farms on installment paym't. Houses fr sale: translation in foreign languages 5033 E-.ring ave., E. Chicago. 7-29-T.t FOR SALE Two st. Price. $1200. 50 ft. lots on Highland Phone Hammond 20 7-30-3t FOR SALE A new modern bungalow, with hardwood floors, kitchen cabinet, laundrv tubs. clTtric fixtures, etc: south side ner car line. Immediate possession. Hest bargain in Hammond and exreotiona'lv liberal terms. Hargis & Moore Co.. 402 Hammond bldg.. phones 321 and 2143. 7-30-t f FOR SALE 7-room m -story hous; 37 ft. lot. hot water heat. 3 minutes walks from post office. Price. $4150: part cash J E. Trescott. phone Hammond 2812. 7-80-lt FOR SALE 8-room house; Al condition. near car line, good location for boa: 3ers and roomers. Can be remodeled into 2-f.at bldg. Modern except heat. Call Room 105. First Nafl Bank bldg., Hammond. 7-30-lt own A EOKS. Owners wants the money and will sacrifice for $2300 a good 7-room house; very close in. If you have a reasonable part of the amount, we will loan you the balance. Beaoon Street. Beautiful home; large artistic rooms. Big lot. 50x125. Fine lawti and shrubbery. We can arrange terms. 6 rooms and bath. Baring ave.. north: fine location. 37 ft. lot. good lawn and fchade. 2-storv frame, fully modern: oak floors and trim, built-in buffer, gas range, full basement, hot air heat, laundry tubs. Built one year. Owner leaving town. We guarantee the price Is right. $4500; terms. 2-fami!y apt. Newly rainted , 6-room. Magoun ave. and decorated Rents, S5'J per month. $500 down and $0 pemonth. Must be sold at once. Business Chance. BIG SACRIFICE. Garage. Building 25xt0, with 6-room apartment above, no ft. lot on good street; close In. Rents. $60 mo. Immediate possession. Owner leaving town. Will sacrifice $21)00 for quick sal. Must be sold this week. J3000 nks i We -an arranire terms. SMITH-H1MILTON COMPANY. Phone East cmcago 7-30--t JOE SAXX On Hoffman St., close to the Bets plant, a modern 5-room Tyoxgalovr. Just newly decorated and ready to move into. This can be bought at the bargain price of S240O, and we can. arrange easy j terms. Ready to move Into. Oostlln, , Meyn Hastings, Inc., aonmn n cur. ner State St., phone Hammond 140. Open evenings. 7-3o-lt FOP S VLF 7-room house: modern improvements, barn, basement. Call tu6 Indiana ave.. phone Hammond 89S.J. Briek flat on nearly new; 2 lieatinsr plants: south side; hot water owner leavinj; city; your chance to get a real bargain at $6,250. Woods, Martin & Co. Phone 51. Hammond. 7-30-2t FOR SALE Miscellaneous f OR SALE Fumd oak dining set, library table, 3 large le-ather covered roc-eers, sewing machine and sms.ll pieces. A-l) Atlas apt.. 441'j I-'orsythe ave, E. Chicago. 7-2S-:u TO?. ?at3 4 or S-page. 7-coL Campbell Webb, with stereotype outfit. Tunes, Hammond. 7-14-3L. FOR SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad Watches. Lesser's Reliable J Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open evenings. FOR SALE Dressed hogs or all weights. 22c to J6c; also live hogs of all weights. 17c to 23c. At our packing house and stock yards, Columbia avs. end C fc O. tracks. Thone Hammond 29. Parmenter Larnett Pkg. Co, 3-21 FOR SALE Scratch pads by the pound. Various sizes. Times office. Room 214. Hammond. 6-7-tf. LIBERTY BONDS Do not sell your Liberty bonds. We will loan you money on your bonds to be paid back on easy payments. Money to loan on 1st and 2nd mortgages. jTrxrrs s. naiDaiAW co. Ba4 Estate, Loans and Insurance. Calumet B10g, Phone East Cliicago 45. 7-14-tf. WA-NTED All ladies that have eye for regular bargains to call and get one of our sale hats. Hankfort Hat Shop. 184 State St., Hammond. 7-18-tf. PHONOQEAJH BAESAIN. Lady will seii at a tog sacrifice, handsome new $175 phonograph with records: used only few weeks. Must sell at once. Call 170 Plummer ave., Hammond. 7-30-2t FOR SALE 8 rooms of furniture: will separate or sell in lot. 704 Oakley ave.. phone Hammond 10ti2J. 7-2S-U FOR SALE Sweet corn. Saxony ave. and "Black Oak road. E. Gumpher. 7-23-Ct

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FOR SALE 2 Ilelglans. WT.1 make nice pet& for kiddies: slso good utility stock. Phone Ham'd 989M after 5 p. m. 7-25121 For Sale Motocycles. INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. Sold on easy payments. Also 2nd hand motorcycles bought and Bold. A. 3. SLIQEH. Successor to C. W. Hnnter. E14-16-18 Hohniaa at. Phone Him'J 12a. 4-24-tf. SECOND HAND MOTORCYCLES. All mak s. Singles and Twins. The Largest Stock in Lake County. Soli on easv pavmnts. EXCXLSrOK WTOTOUCYC1.E SAXES KOOM. 239 80 te St. Hammond. Phone 2499. 7-28-St h"R SALE Motorcycle and s!d" car; 15 if taken at once. 1049 Erie st.. Thone Hammond 832J. 7-30-lt Wanted to Rent. WANTED TO RENT Furnished rooms for 3 adults: desirable and centrally located, reasonable! Ac.' lress A"33 Ttmei. Hammond. 7-30-lt LEGAL NOTICES. CITY OF WHITING. NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO ISSUE BONDS OR OTHER EVIDENCE OF INDErEDNES5. "PURSUANT TO SECTION 201 OF AN ACT CONCERNING TAXATION. APPROVED MARCH 11, 1919. SATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF LARS. S3: In the matter of the application of the City of Whiting to Issue bonds or other evidence of Indebtedness NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to authority granted by the Common Council of the City of WhltInsr, the Mayor of the City of Writing has filed with the State Board of Tax Commissioners, a.11 application to l.Sllp bonds or other evidence of indebtedness to the amount of forty thousand ($4000onf) dollars, for the purpose of paying the current expenses until November taxes of 1919 have been received. A public hearing of said application will be held at Indianapolis at the office of the State Board of Tax Commissioners, on the eighteenth day of August. 1919. at ten oolock a. m All persons interested are notified to be present at said bearing. CITY OF WHITING 3 WALTER F. SCHRAGE. Mayor. July 30 Aug 6. Times news service is the best that money can buy and honest effort can furnish. 4L . . ... . .. .- fiHICHESTER S PILLS Mmlkm no Uier. B.7 of tnr , lmrl.t. AfwCiri.rirE.TElTT 'DIAMOKO liai.Mt PILLS, Jot Mi en tion u Bt.Stf. Alv Kcllaixa SOLD BY CRLCOSSTS tVXKYWHE (11 if i r e 4 1 6- C MRS. E. l.EE Lectures daily from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 'The Right Way to Live." Mrs. E. Lee, old No. 319, new No. 716 State Line st., opposite S. W. corner of hospital, Illinois side. Phone 3348 Hammond. HAMMOND, WHITING AND EAST CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY TIa TABUL f nnrr"J to 9Sxtl V Sttreat aa. SoaU Cars Leave eart sit. S:i0aiu :3 1:60 :U Cava barn Arnt, V-axs St, SlOaiB t 6.,4S oi 7:0 1JS4 Lit lit 1:06 61 6:4. Atnri Mamiu'd 4 :J0aai Jb :6U 7:0a f.M 7: i.i s :j :6 k:60 l.l'i t.iH 1 .80 :45 10:05 lt':Si 10:45 11. OS 11:15 11:45 12:b5m 12:25 Uio 1:05 1:25 145 i 05 5:i6 1:45 :05 1:25 45 4:05 4:25 4:46 6:06 6:25 5:4d 6:65 .1 C:6 :49 C:6S 7:05 7:20 7:8 .Leave feamm'd 6:luam 6-2 -it 6:63 t.Vi :iS :2 6:62 7:v 7:1$ 7:61 t:0 is .s 6s k:18 .it t.bi 16.14 10 6 a 11. IS U.-j U:68 11.18 12:t 12:61 1:19 1:38 168 2:11 2:38 1 oS 18 2:30 2:18 8:68 4:11 4 28 4:43 4:68 6:1J 6:22 641 6:61 :1S 111 6:58 e7:19 7:18 7:SS 7:6$ 1.18 8:8 1:61 t:18 :J8 9:5$ 10:28 10:68 11:28 sl2:00m .3 (.60 7.i 7: :9 l:0i t-.n :J0 :4a U6 4. .10:05 io.ii 10:45 11:05 lit 11:45 1 tfOpni 11:25 11:45 1 06 IH 1;4 l5 1 :5 )4 UK :4 4:05 4:26 4:40 4:65 t:lB 5 25 5:40 6:55 4:45 :20 :S :50 7:05 1:50 1:05 : :25 1:46 06 :2 :46 10:05 10:26 10:45 11:5 11:30 11:59 12:30am 1:00 2:16 :6 :06 :26 :4 10:05 10:30 11:00 1:S0 11:00m Si :00ana X Via Whiting and East Qlc srro souu (jbieago oaiy. W Chicago 6:41 a. m. aad 4.17 aw ;

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WW VDOUT QZVDK) CSsf BMCTCSY, C7SCAOO THE already tpemernlos chrmixQ, Jam factory of the Vm. Wrtftley Jr. Company, at 35th Street find AaUatvd Arcxme, Chicago, i to be doubled in size. The first lare unit of the new structure is now under construction. "When completed, th new plent will comprise a million and a quarter square feet of space, devoted entirely to the rcarmfacture of chewing fcura. The area covered is six hundred by three hundred feet, the building beiufc eight storiea hifch with baaement. It is of heavy re-inforced concrete and steel, white terracotta extarkxr. ' ' Track facilities for loading fifty cars at one time are provided. Special features are a modern roof-garden, recreation hall, restaurant, hospital, welfare department, library, club rooms, smoking room, hand-ball courtt, gymnasium and showers. 5. Soott Joy. tJUkL . Y7. Sprool Co., CesW Cmtrodotm,

CARPENTERS (Continued from rage ore.) ell to adjust all trade difficulties and draft a working agreement which shall be binding, both to employer and employee. Same committee to be appointed at once and go into session at tho earliest possible moment, with the effort in view of ariving at conclusino before August 1. However, in the event of this not being possible, due to the limited time, that consent of the Carpenters' District Council be given for members to continue their work; thus avoiding all stoppage of work pending the adjustments and perfecting of a working agreement .ind that a tentative answer to this resolution be given our committee at this time. "The above resolution has been adopted: also a like resolution will be presented by the Gary Builders' & Traders' Exchange, which organization is working in conjunction with our association at the, present time. "We most earnestly solicit your coI operation along the above lines and j thank you very kindly in advance for j good consideration of our resolution. ; "Tours very truly, "ADVISORY" COMMITTEE. "OTTO HERHOLD. "HENRY MORRIS. I "JOSEPH DOPPLER." : BODY JtEPTTSES TO CONSIDER. Representatives tf the contractors were on hand to take up the matter with the district touncil but that body refused to consider the resolution and would not name men to meet with representatives of the employers to try fo reach a sitisfictory agreement. The contractors are now sending a copy of tliis resolution to each journeyman carpenter in thf region together with '-he.

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following letter explaining their position"Mr. Journeyman Carpenter: "The above resolution was presented to the District Council and they absolutely refused to consider the contra? tors' rights, cither by appointing a comittee or granting consideration. "From the standpoint of co-operation and gentlemanly spirit, the contractors feel that they are entitled to a square deal, together with reasonable consideration, in a matter which is of vital interest to them as well as yourself: as if there can be no understanding which will be lasting for a reasonable length of time, you will certainly appreciate that r.o contractor could estimate work under these conditions. "Furthermore, the official notice of the. increase was only given to the individual contractors and . this associa tion approximately eight days before going into effect which notice, you will certainly agree, in all fairness was not j sufficient Please remember that the contractor rrakes his money working the same as you, only he spends a great many more hours at it. and with the ; unsettled condition that is not prevailing. it is vitally necessary that sober ! Judgment and careful consfderation. for ' everybody is vital to eevrybody'a very i existence these days. ' "We. therefore, will thank the rank ' and file of the Carpenters' Organisation . for giving this matter serious considerI ation and also the above remarks, as it I is our earnest desire to settle this mat ter promptly and to the entire satisfaction of everybody concerned. "ours sincerely, (Signed) "J. F. WILHELM. President. "L. J. GRANGER. Chairman of the Board of Directors. "Board of Directors "M. L. Kline. "M. A. Dickover. "Roy See. "J. W. Reel." WILL BE BAD THINO. It is hoped that in some manner the threatened walkout can be avoided as halt of carpenter work evertually means the tieing up of all construction work in the region. The contractors say they do rot object to the wage increase which the carpenters ask but they must have some assurance that the new scale wiil be binding for a certain period and that the men will not be asking for a i further increase at some unexpected time. They hold that having taken con i 7f f j

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tracts for several months aheai existing scale it would be ruinov. them to grant wage Increases prom. ously. The strike will halt the work on a number of large builfllr.g projects In the different cities, lu Hammond alone several large, public buildings amounting to nearly a million dollars, which were expected to be started soon would have provided employment through the entire winter and there Is a possibility now that these projects will not even be started because of the uncertain outlook. HK1T1SH MINISTER VILL BE HEAD OF McGILL UNIVERSITY 'Ave-,..., Sir Auckland Geddes. Sir Auckland Geddes. now minister in Lloyd Georjre's cabinet, has been named principal of McGill University in Montreal. The nniversity ranks with Yale, Harvard and Columbia. Sir Geddes will not aseume his nevr duties until next year, however, because the peace conference ha", kept many British cabinet members in Paris.

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