Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 60, Hammond, Lake County, 27 August 1919 — Page 7

Wednesday, Auq:. 27, 1919.

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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. 3Sl-tt A charge of te eenta tor oolleetloa rtU be made for all classified advertisements phoned to thia offlce tad BOt pM4 for within five days. WedMale-Help.

WANTED Molders; malleable anl grey iron. Apply at once. Western Steel ' ar & Fdry. Co.. 136th and Brandon ave.. Hegewisch, III- 8-21-6t WANTED: Laborers at increased wastes. 10 and 12 hour shifts; also piece workers, Metals Refining Co., Osborne, Ind. 8-23-tf WANTED A man with previous mana gerial training- in railroad, store, or clerical work, one who believes himself capable of employing and managing 3 or more men in permanent sales work Call Hammond branch Trustees System Service Corporation, phone Hammond SS28. 8-25-3t WANTED Man for general work and woman for chambermaid. Hotel Alee, Hammond. 8-25-3t WANTED A porter, dishwasher, at one. Phono E. Chicago 1020. 8-26-3t WANTED At once, horseshoer and general blacksmith: steady work, grood pay. Call 78J. B. T. Beckman, Lowell. 8-26-2t WANTED 15 laborers; SOc per hour. B. Coppers Co., Gate No. 2. Plant No. 2. Inland Steel Co.. Ind. Harbor. 8-26-2t WANTED Stock salesmen. In a good nrnnnsltfnn: exclusive territorr. Frank T. Mllner. Ind. Harbor. 8-26-5t WANTED Tounft man. about IS: speak Polish, read and write English. Must be able to furnish best of reference. CL J. Lesser. 65 State St.. Hammond. 8-26-tf WANTED Responsible men and women to handle our accident and health inurance tvolicies. Liberal commissions. Disability benefits range from $20 to $i00 a month. Premium tl a month upward. Also limited policies at $5 and lift a vear. All occupations. National Accident Society. 320 Broadway, New -Vnrlr Citv. Established 34 years. 8-18-Seod WANTED Experienced printer. Nowak Milling Corp., Calumet and 150th St.. Hammond. 8-27-2t WANTED Laborers. Calumet Park stock yards. Apply W. A. Armen. MANAGERS and SUPERINTENDENTS WANTED: We prefer to train men according to our standard methods. If you have confidence in vourself and are willing to work you will make good. Wonderful future and excellent pay. Those quali fying will also receive a partnership in the business. REVERE MOTOR CAR CORPORATION risen! office, Room 113, Tlrsrt National Bank Taldg"., Hammond. 8-27-lt WANTED Boy, about 18 years, to work around printing office. Apply Room 214. Hammond bldg., Hammond. 8-27-3t WANTED 1st class lathe hands. Hammond Machine & Forge Works, phone Ka,nmond 479. 8-27-3t AUTO-TRACTOR BUSINESS Men with and without trades are earning from $100 up per month while learning. Garrage, electrical, general repairing, drtvn(t welding, etc. Earn while learning. That's the big idea. Central Auto School. 83 W. Fort St., Detroit St.. Mich. 8-27-lt WNTUD 1st class carpenters. Phone Hammond 249 or 1483. 8-27-3t WANTED: Laborers the Highest wages paid; apply Shea & Co., Marks' Subdivision, Indiana Harbor, Ind. 8-27-2 Wanted Female Help. WANTED All ladies that have eye for regular bargains to call and get one of cur sale hats. Hankfort Hat Shop, 11 State st., Hammond. 7-lS-tf. AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE 1NEXperienced girl over sixteen or woman under forty-rive to learn enamelling and .soldering on Jewelry. Experienced operators make good wages. You will be paid a salary while learning and this will be increased in a short time. Working hours, 7:30 to 6:30; 12 o'clock noon fcaturday. Apply to F. H. Noble & Co.. 59th and Wallace sts.. Chicago. 8-22-6t WANTED Girls experienced on power machines; also beginners. Goshen Shirt Co., 105 Condit St., Hammond. 8-25-6t GIRLS WANTED: Musi be over 16 years of age; Iieid, Murdoch & Co., Hammond. 8-26-3. WANTED Toung Hungarian girl for light housework. Write to Mrs. Gomory, 4418 Grand blvd., Chicago. 8-26-3t WANTED Girl: no washing, no cooking. Phone Hammond 1630. 8-2S-3t Situation Wanted. SEND VS TOUR LAUNDRY Each waffling done separately with same care you take tn your own horn'. Prices reasonable. Phone Hammond 2603. S-19-tf SITUATION WANTED House work with no cooking by woman with 2 children; $20 per mo. 659 Moss ave.. Hammond. 8-2S-2t SITUATION WANTED As assistant engineer. Water tender. Fhone Hammond 2302. 8-27-2t SITUATION WANTED Competent stenographer desires position. Phono Hammond 2750. 8-27-3t Lost and Found. REWARD If parties who took the oil paintings from the bell-room of the Methodist church will kindly return them a rcwara will be given them and no oiiisiions asked. I prized them very highly as they were painted by my wife who is in Heaven. Not having room for them in ilie small house in which I live i jjiulcu lit' ill n'l :?ir; IV r; f l , i & in UltJ , . . W . . I ...... . . 1. 11 .1 . . ' . . . . . - iiuivu. euu man urrj'ij icgicv. I u iom; ihem. T. J. Basset, pastor. 8-27-2t LOST 3 keys on ring. Return 603 Wilcox St.. phone Hammond 804J. 8-27-lt LOST Tuesday, black, white and brown hound with long brown ears. Tag No. E. Chicago 145. Reward. Phone Hammond 1181M. 8-27-8t FOUND Pocket book with small amount money Plummer ave. Call 1259 Harrison st. Owner can have same by describing and paying for ad. 8-27-2

For Sale Automobiles. Storage Batteries charged, rented and repaired. The Dempsey Battery Service,

318 Fayette st., Hammond, phones 2655, 1240-R. HAMMOBD AUTO TAXST A TOP CO. 460-82 Hohman rt., phone Hammond 3471 Best tqtiiDptd 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-tf. FOR SALE 1 Cadillac ' 8." 7-pass.; Al condition, new tires all around. $1000; need cash. Thomas Blaski, 5036 Alexander ave.. E. Chicago. S-21-6t FOR SALE 1 Studehaker, inclosed panel body; good condition. $135. 837 Calumet ave., Hammond. S-23-tf FOR SALE Ford txt; Al good condition. Bargain. 52 Sibley St., Hammond. 8-25-3t FOR SALE 1918 5-pass. touring car; mechanically O. K. $475 cash. Apply 138 Plummer st. Garage, Hammond. 8-25-3t FOR SALE 1 5-pass. Premier: 1st class running condition. 6 tires with 8 inner tubes. A bargain if taken at once. 709 Beal ave.. phone Hammond 1018M. 8-25-lt . i FOR SALE 5-pass. Oakland Six: per-I feet condition.' new tires. Bargain. 1 Out Kate Auto Paint Shop. 301 Michigan ! ave.. phone Hammond 2141. 8i26-3t FOR S ALE 1-ton truck. $150; new tires. NE corner Sohl and Sibley St.. Hammond. 8-26-2t FOK SALE OR TRADE 191S Ford. 3pass.. $375. 1916 Overland, 5-pass., $36. 4"0' Forsvthe ave., phone E. Chicago pT:!M. 8-27-lt FOR SALE Haynes Roadster. $300 cash. 426 E. Carroll St.. rhone Hammond 11S0R. S-27-3t FOR SALE 1917 Ktssell sedan. Real Bargain. E. Chicago Auto Sales Co.. S34 Chicago ave.. phone E. Chicago S34. 8-27-3t rOKD OWNiaS! TXSX BALI! SAX.. TAOE STOCK of Brand New Onaranteed Tires. Sizes 30x3. Goodyear. List price. $13.00. Mv price, $10. 0. Brenn-: der Tires, size 30x3. List price. $14.90., Mv price $11.50. E. F. Kunert, 139 Rus-I sel St., Hammond. 8-27-2t i FOR SALF Saxon Six. 5-pass.. good as new. Call at 503 Fred St., phone Whiting S75J. 8-27-21 FOR SALE 5-pass. Haynes Six: elec-' trie lights and starter, newly painted. . Must be sold this week. 1085 Gsrfleldl St., Hammond. Call after 7 p. m. 8-27-2 FOR SALE 1918 Oldsmobile. 5-pass. 1917 Overland, model 83. 1917 El-Car. 5-pass. Paige. 5-pass. Jerry O'Niel. 671 Calumet ave , phone Hammond 82. 8-27-lt FOR SALE Stutz. 4-pass.; cord tires, perfect condition. Phone Hammond S-27-2t Miscellaneous X. L. COE7SN FOR PAPER HANGING and painting. We take bonds In payment. 289 Sibley eU, phone Hammond 1036W. 2-5-lt PIANO PLAYING Ragtime in 20 lessons guaranteed. Geo. G. Green. 42 36 Forsythe ave., phone E. Chicago 1011. 8-19-2t PAFERHANGING AND PAINTING 25 oft on all wall paper. Reliable work. In business in Hammond since 1899. Carl Vermett, 440 Michigan ave.. phone Hammond 1429. 8-22-tf OIL LEASES Central West Texas Ranter Eastland Desdomonia Duke Fields Comanche. Hamilton, Mills and Lan-masas counties. In the heart of pro duction and development. The safest and most profitable way to make a small investment In on. 10-acre tracts and up. a small pay ment down, balance monthly. Agents I wanted or a reliable connection to represent us in Northern Indiana. Write or call E. F. Morris, Hotel Dollas, rhone E. Chicago 1028. S-35-L't HOTEL CARLETON 90c Sl.OO $1.50. Plummer and Morton ct.. Hammond. 8-26-tf DRESSMAKING Plain and fancy sewing. 220 Indiana ave., phone Ham mond 3643. 8-2S-4t St. Margaret's Hospital. TSA1NINO SCHOOL TOB NURSES. Young ladies desirous of becoming a trained nurse, will please write for fu'l particulars to the Sister Superior. Ham mond. Ind. o-io-tr. v.t. Notice, Truck Owner. We carry a complete stock of Good year S. V. Truck Tires. We also have 250-ton hydraulic press ror quic ap ply service. Lake Co. Aulu Supply. 71 6. Ilohman St.. pnone ii-ii. uammona. Automobile Radiator. Repaired and rebuilt. Satisfaction guaranteed. Fenders, hoods, gasoline tanks. Standard Auto Radiator Works, 944 Calumet ave., phone 1450. 7-1-We Make Your Old Furnit ure look like new. Fur niture repairing and uphol stering our specialty, t ele phone. Hammond 3070 and we will do the rest. Hammond Furniture Fxehnnge, 204 State St., J. Cohen Prop. 7-3l-3weod DIVIDEND PAYING SECURITY FOR vacant, suitable for buildine. C. I. 'A., 1303 Chamber of Commerce, E. Cbieago. a-27-:it For Rent. FOR RENT Furnished 4-room cottage; l large room with kitchen privileges; one large housekeeping room; also sleeping room Annlv h Kihlcv st Hurra ing room Apply 85 Sibley st. Ha m mond. 8-21-St FOR RENT A new modern bungalow at 559 Morris ave.. in the May wood addttloh. 1 blk. west of Columbia ave. W. Gloza. 8-26-3t FOR RENT Garage, 36 3 phone Hammond 1367J. Sibley St.. 8-26-lt FOR RENT Basement flat. 5 rooms. Parkview apts.. park and Waltbam. Bunnell &. Danner, phone Hammond 3116. 8-26-2t FOR RENT 5-room 1',-starv house: strictly modern. Erie st.. near Industrial high school and Standard Steel. Now vacant. Rent, $40. Phone Hammond 218 or S2SM. S-2-lt FOR RENT 4-room cottage at Bernice, 111; $5 per month. Apply 341 Ash st . Hammond. S-26-2t FOR RENT Modern 3 and 5-room flat, furnished comnlete. 601 Mav St., phone Hammond 975M. 8-27-lt FOR RENT 4-room cottage; nice porch and good gurden. Phone Hammond 699. 8-27-2t FOR RENT 5-room flat; bath and gas. 245 W. 154th Place, Hammond. 8-27-lt Advertise in The Times and adrertise again. Results come with constant effort.

Real Estate Bargains.

FOR, SALE Beautiful home; modern. Phonw Hammond 2s42. 8-l-lf FOR SALE A new modern bungalow, with hardwood floors, kitchen cabinet, laundry tubs, electric fixtures, etc; south Bide near car line. Immediate possession. Bert bargain in Hammond and exceptionally liberal terms. Hrtrgis At Moore Co.. 4U2 Hammond bids . plumes 321 and 2143. i-30-if FOR SALE: Just completed; seven room veneer bungalow, hot water heat, located in Kenwood wood addition, P. J. Parduhn, phone 1101-M. 8-11-2 FOR SALE Beautiful bungalow; modern, hardwood florrs. built-in bookcases, etc., lawn, shrubs nnd tree. In fine shape. Call 1200 Van Buren st.. Hammond. S-lS-St FOR SALE 140-arre farm. 2 miles from Valparaiso, on stone rond. Has InO'iO modern house, with furnace, lights and hath; $4o10 barn, g)azd tile silo. 1MH double g.-irage and milk house, grariarv. cribs and hog house. All new. Also house for tenant. An ideal farm, beautiful location, at $1S5 per acre. Write Charles Link. Valparaiso, R. 3. 8-23-iit. FOR SALT? I-aundry. AVell eq.uipp"d laundry in Indiana. No competition, no incumbrance. Business per week runs from $373 to $400. Good prices. ?"od building. Population of town. 6500. Price, $7,000. lion't answer unless vou want to buy a good laundry and have tne casn. i rl"- A3S1. Times. Hammond. 8-25-4t FOR SALE Modern 5-room bungalow: decorated. Fast Side. Owner leaving town, phone Ullrich & Blck. Hammond S0. 8-23-6t FOR SALE 5-room bungalow: electric light, gas and bath, line lawn and rhtcken run Reasonable; North Sidct. Write A3S2. Times. Hammond. 8-26-6t FOR SALE Modern bungalow. 50 ft. lot. heet. screened-in porches. 803 Alice St.. Hammond, after 6 p. m. 8-26-3 OWN A HOME Buy lot invest your money in a flat building. They nre pood safe investments and will pav vou large dividends. Here are a few that pay from 13 to ?0'i on your money: Two 6-room and baih, frame, Baritifr ave, $4200. Two 6-rontn and baih. frame. Oleott ave.. $4400. Two 6-roem and b:ith. frame. Magoun ave.. $6001. Three 5-room and bath, brick, Oleott ave., $S5O0. Three 6-room and bath, briek. Baring ave.. $12,000. Three 6-room and bath, brick, Magoun ave.. $12,000. We can give you good terms on anv of these and the rent will pay the rest. Comein and talk it over. Smith Hamilton Company Open evenings. Phone S. Chicago 122. 8-26-21 FOR SALE Lot on Foret ave.. Kenwood. Phone Hammond 2934. 8-26-tf. AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION Great opportunity for someone. Will be sold regnrdWs of cost or value. Dr Shingkman's 80-acre farm. 6-room house, double story barn, new cement block silo, corn crtb, granarv, large sized chicken house, concrete cellar, frame house, sheep barn. 2 orchards. Buildinjrs 1st class condition. All under cultivation but 5 acres in heavy timber. Located 1V4 miles southeast of Hamlet. Ind.. on the Yellowstone trail, corner o? Fletcher's school house. Will be sold at public auction on September 2. 1919 Free transportation from Hamlet' to the farm. Pennsylvania line. For furthet information apply to Dr. Shlngleman 1229 S. 49th ave., Cicero. 111., -phone Cicero 49. 8-25-5t FOR SALT:: 5-room cottage. 1123 Monroe st.. pbone Hammond 792. S-26-5t FOR SALE 8-room modern house. Would exchange- for small farm. Phone Hammond 273. 8-27-lt FOR SALE 6-room house: oak finish throughout, hot water furnace, lights, all modern. Price. $3950. Furnished or unfurnished. $750 cash, balance $7.50 per week. 251 Highland St., Hammond. 8-27-4t FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 5-acro truck and chicken farm near Cedar I-ake; far improvements. Call at 33 Elizabeth St., phone Hammond 1342. S-27-3t FOR SALE -In Hammond's select residential section on Mason st., a strictly modern 9-room 2-story house. Now rented for $40 per month. Possession can be given in reasofiable time. $7250; terms on application. Gostlin, Me.yn & Hasttngs, Inc.. Hammond. -27-3t FOR SALE 4-room house: bath, gas light, basement, good location. $200' terms. 5-room house: basement. 7, ft lot. gas light. Price. $1850. 5-i-ooin house large basement, bath, gas. iloii'ic light, :i;t ft. lot, garage. See Knste. i57 Henry st., Hammond. 8-27-lt LOUISIANA LAND Selling at half value with small payment down. Just a word on the high priced land Are you Ketnng interest on your investments, Mr. Renter? What you pay for rent in 2- e-,rs will buy one of these farms, wlieru you raise 3 crops a year. Near Towns and railroad station. Free fare. Si e Kr'tte. 357 Henry St., Hammond. 8-27-lt A REAL BARGAIN 5-room bungalow: strictly modern, tine lawn and tree. South Side. $3650. Phone Hammond 19H1. 8-27-tf FOR SALE 6-room cottage with garage; modern except heat, 121 Williams st., pbone Hammond 2315. 8-27-2t FOR SALE 5-room house; strictly modern, liargain if taken at once. 15 Lewis st., Hammond. 8-27-4t KIR SALE Modern 6-room bungalow, Detroit st. Prici this week onlv. $ii50. J. E. Trescott. phone Hammond 2812. 8-27-lt FOR SALE Brick veneer bungalow, 337 .Johnson st. 6 rooms, cement basement ami modern. Only $3000. Imme.diate possession. Call Hammond 343. 8-27-tf FOR SAU' Newly decorated 5-rooifi house at 705 Webster ave. Only $2000: easy terms, like rent. Call Hammond i '1 i !;-?" ! For Rent-Furnished Rooms FOK KENT 2 large front rooms for light 1iouf keeping; centrally located. 305 Hohman ii., phone Hammond 2574. 8-27-lt FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished front rooms for housekeeping; down stairs. 244 Michigan ave.. cor. Oakley. Ham'd. 8-27-lt FOR RENT 1 nice front room down stairs; suitable for 2 gentlemen. Also plain sleeping rooms. Cheap. 85 Sibley J St.. Hammond. 8-27-3t ; FOR RENT Two-room suite for light housekeeping: strictly modern, no objections to childrem 531 Michigan ave., phone Hammond 1776. 8-27-lt FOR RENT Lady will share room with relined young lady; 2 beds. 544 Morton ct., Hammond. 8-27-lt FOR RLNT A large heated room; convenient to high, school. 1191 Van Buren St.. Hammond. " 8-27-2t FOR RENT 2 nice furnished rooms. 299 llouman st., phone Hammond 1693. S-27-lt FOR RENT Room for 1 or 2: reasonable. 114 Sibley St., Hammond. 8-27-1 FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 4906 Forsythe ave., S. Chicago. 8-27-2t FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 4308 Jiwonii ave.. E. Chicago. S-27-tt

For Sale Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad Watches. Lesser's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open evenings. FOR sALE Dressed hogs or alt weights. 22c to J6c; also live hogs of all weights. 17c tc :3c. At our packing fioute and .tri v.rri. pniKL. ana C. & O. tracks. Phone Hammond i'US. Parmenter Barnett Pkg. Co. 3-21-FOK SALE Scraich pads by the pound. Various sizes. Times office, Koom 214, Hammond. 6-7-tf. LIBERTY BONDS Do not sell jour Liberty bonds. We will loan you money on jour bonds to be paid back on easy payments. Money to loan on 1st and 2nd mortgages. JULIUS S. rBIEDMAN CO. Keal Estate, Xioaas and Insurance. Calumet Bldg., Pnon East Chicago 45. 7-14-tf. FOK SALE 25 shares of Gary Motor stock at $12 pt share. J. 3. Blain. Room 224. Gary bld., Gary. 8-25-31 FOR SALE 3 whiskey barrels. Phone Hammond 2S13. 8-25-3t ' FOR SALE 2 bicycles; ! new, 1 2nd hand. Call aS3 Michigan ave.. Hammond. 8-26-3t I FOR SALE Dining room set. bookcas-;. hall rack, hard coal hunter. ri!i?s, lnwn mower, etc. t'L'a Ann st.. Hammond. S-26-3t FOR SALE 2 beds complete. 2 dressers and living room set. Just like nw. 455 Elm St.. Hammond. 8-26-2t FOR SALE Hard coal heater stove, in good condition. 4?07 Hoinerlee ave.. E. Chicago. R-26-2t TOMATOES Buy before the frost at $1.00. Holtz. Standard and Van Buren, Hammond 689. H. .1. phom; 8-26-2t FOR SALE Iarge gas range. 100-lb. automatic ice box. large nizc Thor electric washer. Wst inghouse. 112 Conkey a'e.. phone Hammond 1470. 8-27-2t FOR SALE -White rabbits. 192 Sheffield ave., ph .ne Hammond 2574. 8-27-lt FOR SALE Walnut bed. springs and mattress, walnut dresser and stand witn marble tops. Phone Hammond 253 Thursday. 8-27-1 1 COVTLACTORs: FOR SALE OR RENT V.ui yrus steam traction shovel, 4j yd. dipper. Bucyrus shovel, mounted on railroad trucks, 2 Vz yd. dipper. Lock Box 205. Crown Point. Ind. S-27-6t FOK SAI.K Large baseburner, like new; also kitchen cabinet and grey all-reed buggy. tOS Truman ave.. Hammond. 8-27-3t For Rent-PurnisheC Rooms! I' OR RENT 2 and 3 housekeeping rooms and rooms for bachelors. Inquire 18S Plummer ave., Hammond. 7-24-tf. FOR RENT 2 nice clean front rooms; electric lights.' gas range for baking and cooking. Handy to all parts; 5 min. walk down town. 378 Hohman st cor. Hoffman. Hammond. 8-16-tf FOR RENT Strictly modern furnished apt.: suitable for 2. 429 May St., Hammond. 8-25-tf FOR RENT 2 clean light housekeeping rooms in a cottage. 232 Indiana nve.. Hammonl. 8-25-tf FOR RENT 2 rooms furnished for light housekeeping: no children. Inquire 371 Stblev St., Hammond. 8-26-2t FOR RENT Room for light housekeeping. Apply 3645 Pennsylvania ave.. Ind. Harbor. " 8-26-3t VOR'RKNT Front room, modern, suitable for gentlemen, near car line. 123 Carroll St.. phone Hammond 1204W. FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping, with electric light, gas range and all convenience. 259 Plummer ave., phone Hammond 79. for particulars. 8-26-2t FOR RENT 3 rooms for light housekeeping: North Side, phone Hammond 699. 8-27-2t FOR RENT Nice clean speellng room in good neighborhood. Phone Hammond 966W. S-27-2t l-OK I'.LNT -Sleeping room for gentlemen; modern conveniences. 1084 Van Burin St., phone Hammond 662 after 7 p. m. S-27-4t Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO BUY 2 good 2nd hand single beds. Phone Hammond 409. 8-25-3t WANTED TO BUY Cook stove, dresser. chairs and rockers, some linen. Phone Hammond 1918. 8-25-tf. WANTED TO BUY Glass show cases. The Colonial, 4716 Forsythe ave., phone. L Chicago 555J. S-26-3t WANTED Warm air one-pipe furnace. Address 3S17 Parish ave., phone Ind. Harbor 487-L-2. S-26-2t WANTED TO BUY From private owner, 5 or 6-room house, between Michigan ave. and Fayette St. Write C. A., Times, Hammond. 8-2S-2t WILL PAY CASH FOR USED AUTOmobiles. Anv make. 4506 Forsvthe ave.. phone E. Chicago 672M. 8-26-2t WANTED TO BUY table In 1st class must be reasonable. 1774. Full size pool condition. Price Phone Hammond 8-25-3t For Sale Motocycles. INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. Sold on easy payments. Also 2nd hand motorcycles bought and sold. A. J. SX.IOCK. Successor to 4. W. Hunter. 614-16-18 Hohman at. Plcm Ham'd 12 J. 4-24-tf. FOR SALE X motorcycle with side car. 292 Frceland ave., W. Hammond. 8-26-2t INDIAN MOTORCYCLE Sold on easy payments. Also 2nd hand motorcycles bought and sold. A. J. SLICE It. Successor to O. W. Hunter. 514-16-18 Hohman st. Phone Ham'd 122. 8-27-3t Wanted to Rent. WANTED TO RENT Light H-ton truck; pneumatic tires preferred. Call Mr. Horr, Hammond 2300. 8-25-4t "i-V"''' or"al J. A. Lott. 810 Indiana blvd.. Whiting. 8-2-2t WANTED TO RENT Small house or flat by Sept. lt; party reliable. Al ref. Thone Hammond 1S15W. 8-18-6eod WANTED TO RENT Fusnished apt. or small house in ood neighborhood by small refined American family 6 months or longer. Please advise details. Hammond or vicinitv. Write A3b5, Times. Hammond. 8-27-2t WANTED TO RENT 5 or 6-room house in good locality. Will pay $10 for information leading to rental. Fred S. Barrows, Central School, Hammond. - 8-27-3t The Times' want ads bring asto be believed.

LEGAL 'NOTICES.

NOTICE. ! I will not be responsible for any debt j i contracted by anyone but myself. GEO. ENOCKSE.V. 176 Johnson st., Hammond. 8-26-3t NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CHANGE NAME. i 1 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: i Notice is hereby- eiven that r thol I , . .... , u imk rs 1 gnea. ui.u, miMnu, i resKicni or trie nunnell Auto SaU'3 Company, have applied 10 the Lake Superior Court to have the name of said corporation changed from the Bunnell Auto Sales Company to l'.. N. I.unnell Motor Company." and th-i t said petition or application u lll be called lor hearing1 before the said court on th 15th day of September. " 19 1 9. BUNNELL AUTO SALES CO.. E. N. Bunnell. President DHted this 13th day of August, 1919 I BACH, GAVIT & STINSON. Attorneys. 8-13-20-27 NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM. 1919. THOMAS SHAW VS. DOROTHY SHAW. CAUSE No. 18542. ACTION FOR DIVORCE. Xow COIllrs tlu! iiajruiff by Boone & , . ' ,, I Murray, his attorneys, and tiles his complaint herein, together with an afTidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant, Dorothy Shaw, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless she appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on Ihe 27th day of October. A. D. 1919. (hesame being the 43rd day of the next term of ha id Couit to be begun and hi Id in the Court House, Room No at Hammond, in said County and Stale! on the 2nd Monday of September. A. L 1919, said action will be heard and de termined in her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 18th day of August, A D. 1919. HERBERT I. I Peal i Hv RUTH BERG. Deputy Clerk WHEATON. Clerk L. S. C. 8-20-27; 0-:! NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COl.'RT. SEPTEMBER TERM. 7919. LUKE M. O'BRIEN VS. LILLIAN MAE O'BRIEN. CAUSE NO. 1854 4. ACTION FOR DIVORCE. Now comes the Plaintiff, by Boone & Murray, his attorneys, and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a compotent person, showing that the defendant, Lillian Mae O'Brien, is not a resident of the Suite of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency oT said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless she appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 27th day of October. A. D. 1919, the same being the 43rd day of the next term of said Court to be begun rind held in the Court House, Room No. 1, at Hammond. In said County and State on the 2nd Monday of September. A. D. 1S19. said action will be heard and determined in her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 18th day of August. A. D. 1919. HERBERT L. WHEATON, (Seal ) Clerk L. S. C. By RUTH 13. BERG. Deputy Clerk. 8-2Q-27; 9-3. STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Director of the State Highway Commission at the office of the State Highway Commission in the State House, City of Indianapolis, Indiana, until 10:00 a. m., on the 4th day of September. 1919, for the construction of certain state highways and described as follows: F. A. No. 17 Sec. A. Location. No. Miles. Lincoln Highway. 11.382 Iike County, Sherervllle t o Porter Co. Line. blanks and specifications Proposal may be obtained free and rlans upon payment of $5 00 per set. upon application to the Stato Highway Commission. Indianapolis. No refund for plans returned. Plans may be seen at the office of the State Highway Commission, Indianapolis. Bids will be received for three distinct types of roadway, viz: plain concrete, monolithic brick and bituminous concrete, all of which are described In the specifications aforesaid. Contracts will be let to the lowest and best bidder, but the right Is reserved to reject any and all bids if any cause exists therefor. Bidders shall file bonds with the bids as provided by law. L. H. WRIGHT. -20-27. Director. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM. 1919. HELEN HAMILTON VS. GEORGE J. H MILTON. CAUSE No. 1S546. ACTION FOR DIVORCE. Now comes the Plaintiff, by Boone & Murray, her attorneys, and files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant. George J. Humiltnn. Is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is tneretorc nere-jiy notified of the pendency ef said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless be appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 27th day of October. A. D. 1919. the same being the 43rd day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held In the Court House, Room No. 1. at Hammond, in said County and Slate on the 2nd MondAy of September, A. D. 1919. said action will be heard and determined in his absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and aftlx the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 20th day of August. A. D. 1919 HERBERT L. (Seal.) By RUTH E. BERG Deputy Clerk. WHEATON. Clerk L. S. C. 8-20-27; 9-3. THE White Sox gained on the Tigers when Eddie Collins beat the Browns with a home run In the tenth inning. WITH Graney, Speaker and O'Neill making sensational catches and Bagby pitching fine ball, the Indians beat Detroit and tied Jennlng's club for second place. MAMMOUX blanked St. Louis in the first game at Brooklyn and Grimes allowed but five hits and won the second pastime easily.

HO SOFT COAL COMBINE, SAYS JfiTNESS I. D. A. Morrow Tells Senate Committee Such a Combination Would Be Impossible.

PRICES AT MINE LOWER THAN LAST YEAR Better Grades of Coal Have Advanced But Lower Grades Decline, Making Average of All Grades Less. Washington. Auc. 27. A combination among bituminous conl operators to maintain or fir prices does not ex ist, and would he Impossible If attempted, J. I). A. Morrow, vice preM- ' dent of the National Coal association. : told the senate subcommittee in Its first day's Inquiry here Into the coal 1 situation. Prices at the mine, Mr. j Morrow added, have declined under the competition which prevails, and re lower now than they were a year go. "There are about 5,000 separate commercial producers operating ap- i proximately seven thousand mines. from which Mtumlnous coal Is rescu- ; Inrly shipped," Mr. Morrow said. "In ; 1 addition there are some two thousand 1 operators with about three thousand mines, who heein nrnduclnir sml soil. log rtial whenever the price goes up a little and offers a profit to them. ( Thus 4n 3917 coal production was re ported to the" UniterStates geological ; survey from 10,834 mines. Moreover, there are hundreds of thousands of acres of coal lands along railroads on which new mines can be readily and quickly opened by anyone bo disposed. "Such a condition obviously doe. not lend Itself to restrictive combinations among producers. In addition, the operators of each mining field are subject to competition from the producers of other fields, so that buyers have many different sources of supply available to them. "Anyone who alleges that here is a nation-wide combination among bltumfnolis coal production end distribution,merely advertises his own ignorance or convicts himself of dfliberate and vicious misstatements. "Of the fjve thousand separate bituminous coal producers In the United States, 2,294. approximately 4.' per cent, hold membership in the National Coal association. They produce about 60 per cent of the total output of bituminous coal In the country. "Charges that the National Coal as sociation Is a combination to maintain prices are without foundation In fact; I they doubtless proceed simply from : ignorance of Its purposes and activt- j ties. The National Coal association : neither buys nor sells coal; neither does it have anything, whatever, to do with the prices which Its members , ask or sell at, nor -with the territory ! Into which they ship their coal, nor j the quality which they produce." , JXr. Morrow' stated that bituminous . coal prices have declined since the armistice, and In general are lower than the prices fixed by the United j States fuel administration. He sub- I mitted charts to the committee graphically snowing the prices at which ; bituminous coal sold at the mines In different districts of the United State from April 1 to August 1. 3919. In connection with these charts, Mr. Morrow erplalns that when the price restrictions of the fuel administration were removed on February 1 last, the better, more desirable coals went to a premium in the open competitive market, and the less desirable coals declined in price. This wag the action to be expected, be sa'd. in a market where the buyer exercises his choice and can obtain the kind he prefers. As a result, Instead of the uniform prices In different districts, which were fixed by the United States fuel administration, prices promptly spread out. some cool going higher and some lower than they had been. "Meantime." Mr. Morrow said, "the cost of producing bituminous coal is j higher now than It was a year ago. : due to the fact that the mines then' j were operating six days a week, and , In many cases now are operating four j drys per week, snd in some cases only j three dys per week. The overhead expense of maintaining mines goes on Just the same whether coal Is pro- i duced or not. These Jdle-day expenses j have resulted in increased cost per i ton. As compared with last year, when these Increased costs are con- I sldered In connection with the general j decrease In prices. 1t is clear that profits of bituminous coal operators are materially less than a year sgo."' Referring to statements by Rep-e-sentatlve Huddlesfon of Alabama. Dt t- ! rector General Hines of the railroad administration and others, to the effect that bituminous coal prices at the mines are unduly high. Mr. Morrow said: 1 wish to deny publicly and emphatically these allegations that bituminous coal prices are belrg maintained in some improper manuer. ar-d are unduly high. T am convinced that these statements proceed simply from a lack of understanding of the facts " Mr. Morrow drew comparisons between the prices of bituminous coals St the mines in the United States and foreign countries. "Prices at the mines In Great Britain." he slid, "are about three times the mine prices prevalent in the United States. In France the mine prices are more than three and a half times those of the United States. English mine prices range from $6.84 to $7.14 per ton at the mines, while bituminous coal in France is costing sbout $8.76 per ton at the mines. The average mine price of btuminijus coal sold In the United Stts Is In the neighborhood of $2.49 pe ton' THE Cubs' hopes, if they had any left, faded away in Boston when the Braves took both ends of a double bill, beating Alexander and Hendrix. It was Mann's single that beat Alex in the first game. Don't throw your papet awaj without reading the want-ad pas-

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