Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 84, Hammond, Lake County, 25 September 1919 — Page 11

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NOTICE. After this date . the rate tot classified advertising will b 10 cents per line with a minimum

charge of 30 cents. Hammond, Ind., March 31. A charge of te. cents for eoUectto will be made for ell classified dertte. meats phoned to tMi office and - P1 tor within Are days. . Wanted Male Help. WANTED Laborers. Co., Hammond. America.il Olue -.-tr V ANTED Draftsman (mech.) for general factory work, building conusors, elevators, atr. Call for r- f"'; tinted Chemical & Organic Pr-'CI? WANTED mut ruU","ml "f Bros.. 573 Hohman at.. Mm",cy.Jj.2t WA N TED Auto mechanic for the. Whiting oarage. a x mo. U kU.. ...... ------ 9-24-2t WANTED Good strong boy to aVotindViab. Apply Hammond Coun try Club, Hammond. a"" ... . .-. .1 steady work. .. Os- ,-.,.,.. or(i Fertiliser o.. v.' VI. 1 . -' - - v. . -- korne, Ind. 9-24-tf S A LES MANAGERS WASTEr-Fr several northern counties No Vniversal Sales Company, sr.. Indianapolis. Ind. 157 N. Illinois 9-2S-3t WANTEP Night porter a.Vt;"; A. Phone Hammona .001. MEN WANTED Steady night work, good pay, apply Metals Refining Co-q95s; borne, Ind. 9" UF.SI RABLJ5 OPENINGS T ITH BRILhant future are created by the rartd expansion of the auto m'VI.avc several positions open for men w ho have the ambition to make big mn end backbone to work for it. He V ere Motor Car Corporation. 113 1'ir,,a J"'1 Pank bldg., Hammond. g'-s'lt Wanted Female Help. V. AXTED All ladies that J, regular bargains to call and get one ct ear sale hats Hankfort Hat Shop ,184 State st Hammona. WANTED: We arc opening a new department and need25 girls to make Shirts and Shirt Waists, splendid opportunities for steady workers; Goshen Shirt Co., 105 Condit st., Ham. 9-um WANTED God girl for general housework: one. who can go home nights. i. Sihlev st.. Hammond. 9-C2-8t -A-v-T-c-Tk nirl to helo with housework. iSR Plurrtner ave.. Hammond. 9-22-tf YOUNG WOMEN OF EAST CHICAGO Have vou eer Investigated what we tn nffer vou. Our work is easy fr. lAarn. 1'e teach you Low to handle rails before you are sent to an office. We give vou a liberal starting salary and advance you frequently thereafter. vi,intf iL-nmen Ifl vears of ate or over. anted for this work. Apply to Chief rr.e.rm t rvr 9 SO t hicBCO I e.. E. Chicago fHfitf) Telephone Co. 9-23-tf triVTVn Waitress: must b experi enccd. Majebtic Hestaurant, Hammond 3ai t 1 t T'ARTNER WANTED Will help to finance good millinery and waist shop or anr other cood business nroDOsition, rrite A-427 Times, Hammond. 9-23-1 "WANTED- Good settlfd woman for general housework; no children. Phone Hammond 3346. 9-24-31 WANTED Experienced millinery trim mer. Hankforth Hat Shop, 1S4 State at., Hammond. 9-34-tf "WANTED Waitress. Gibson T. II. C A. Salarv, $40 per month, room and board. Phone Hammond 2614. 9-24-it WANTED Stenographer; one having some knowledge of general office work. Must be accurate and neat in appear ance. Position permanent. In replyJiiar eivn phone number, salary expected and name of-previous employers. Write 42". Times, Hammond. 9-24-2t V.'ANTED Experienced stenographer for purchasing department. Green Engineering Co.. E. Chicago. 8-24-W A NT ED Dishwasher. Hammond. Hotel Carleton 9-25-2t WANTED Elderly lady to take care of 2 children, afternoons only. Call 1133 Van Buren St., phone Hammond 412 after 7 P. m.- S-25-lt Lost and Found. T AST Wrist watch. Swss movement between Hohman st. and Calumet ave T?tnrn to 42 3 feibley st aammona. ard. 9-25-lt Room and Board. POARD AND ROOM for young lady 1S5 Indiana ave.. Hammond. S-Z4-For Rent. kir RENT Dry garage for 1 machine. r-.ii after 6 P. m.. 127 Detroit st ITnmmond. 9-19-tf i'iir prVT Garaire. 1S1 Waltham st nhone Hammond 241. 9-24-2 -nr? -nvrsT 5 -room modern fiat: also 4 mnriern cottaare. Apply S74 Sib iv Kt Himmond. . 9-25-lt F R RENT fi -room bouse st 172 Clark i Dione Hammona iiuj. a-.o-i rim vt f.vt 4-room cottage. R02 Mc Cr-ok ave.. E. Chicago. Call at Room 2ft. over Lion Store. Hammond. 9-25-2t FOR RENT 6 room modern Bungalow just Being completed, fine South Side location, VA bl. to car line on Monroe st., $45 per month. 5 room modern New Bungalow close in, just completed ready for occupancy. Will rent to May 1st at $40 per month. F. J. Wachewicz, Phone 1617. 9:5-3 FOR RENT -A modern bungalow, R rooms with acre of land. F. B. Seheidt. Black Oak. phone Hammond i;vn-Y-3. 9-25-2t FOR RENT 2 clean rooms and kitchenette, furnished complete: private bath and entrance. 424 Indiana ave.. Hammond. S-26-lt

WANTED Mm to Day or evening. High pr ces mae big wages. Few weeks completes- riT' MOLER BAREKR COLLEGE, 10 8. A ells St.. Chicago. "'

For Sale Miscellaneous FOE SALE Unredeemed Diamonds and Railroad Watches. Lesser's Reliable Loan Bank, 65 State Street, Hammond. Open evenings.

FOR SALE Dressed boss or all weight". JJc to 2Sc; also live hogs of all weights. 17o to 23c. At our packing house aod atock yards. Columbia ava. and C. A O. tracks. Phone ULainrnood Permenter Barnett'Pkc Co. FOR KALE Srrnch nods by the pout Varioua sies. 'limes olBce. Room 214.1 Hammond. S-7-tf. LIBERTY BONDS Do cot sell your Liberty bonds. We will Joan you money on your bonds to ba paid back on easy payments. Money to loan on 1st and 2nd mortgage. JCUITJS S. rXIEBMAM CO. Bal Estate, Loans and Inere. Calainet Bldg- Pa one .East Chicago 45. 7-14-tf. FOR SALE Black embroidered chiffon cloth dinner or evening gown, made over black satin and trimmed with si-v-ir embroidery, silver sasn. fclze. . in. Worn once. Will sell for cost of making one. Address A41S. Times, Hammond. 9-1S-ROOFING SALE S. 500 rolls rooflnr: red. green and smooth surface. Slightly damaged by. railroad company. To be sold at lfs han cost of manufacturing. Price per; roll. J1.25 and up. t EMIL MINAS 613-1 4 Oakley ave. Hammond. Resi dence phone 2467; office phone FOR BALE Folding bed. 339 Ash St.. 9-22-lt phone Hammond 2t0S. FOR SALE Florence rotary aewing ma chine: perfect condition. 4y3 ,eaar St.. Ind. Harbor. 9-23-3t OVA ST BEETS ASS CLOSED, but our store is open end big bargains urn offered daily. One visit will convince vou. Be sure you ara at the right place. Look for the clock in center Of tgn. E ; . TrTR 13lBT"",a"Pf""B" si JtAJKMONTJ P17BNTTfB CO. 23 E. State St., Sammond. 9-22-eod FOR SALE School supr'v and delicatessen, living rooms. Good business for right party. Phone Hammond 3575. 3-Z4-il FOR SALE Household furniture, near ly new. 73 Sibley St., Hammond. 9-4-2t FOR SALE; Bakery route and Ford truck. Thone Hammond 1191J after p. m. 9-24-3t FOR SALE A genuine RRUNSWICn. phonograph. Style 10. inducting z record selections (your choice), only $135. on eaay terms. Liberty bonds accepted at face value. WTMAN. BABB A: KILLEN. J25 Hohman St.. near Fun nel! Auto Sales Co., Hammond. 9-J4-.it FOR SALE: We have taken In exchange a masive mahogany Silvertone phono graph which Sears V Roebuck sell for $135. It is tlhtly used nut just iik? new. All metal parts heavily gold plat ed. Will sell for $125. and include 12 tecords (your selection) on easy terms. WTMAN, RABR - KILLEN. 525 Hoh man St., near Bunnell Auto Sales Co.. Hammond. 9-24-3t FOR SALE Cabinet phonograph, plays all records, at a sacrifice, can i. Pine St.. Hammond. 3-24-3t FOR SALE Household goods. Drug stere. 769 Calumet ave., pnone Ham mond 785. 9-24-tf FOR BALE 6-furner gas stove, slightly used: cost so, win sacrince. aiso water cooler for $18. Chicago Telephone Co.. 717 E. Hohman St.. phone Hammond 483. -.4-'.r . GENTLEMEN A large selection of Fall Suits and Trousers for Men and Young Men; high qualities and moderate prices. J. GUSS, 236 State Street. 9-5-! SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS. One beautiful, like new. $1200 KNABE PIANO, finest ever come to Hammond, $350. One. like new, $1000 Stvi X STEINWAV. $300. one. like new. Style K STEIN WAT, sells at $650: our price. $250. One. like new. EERLTT piano, $100. One like new $810 player plan", with rolls, bench, etc., $375. Used only few months. One, like new, $750 player, rolls and bench, etc., $325. Many other fine bargains In new and used pianos and plaver pianns J. M. TOCO CX SO TH -CTSIC CO. 146 State at., Hammond. 9-25-lt A BIG BLANKET SALE For Tuesday and Wednesday, one hundred and fifty pairs of blankets, $7 and $8 values will be placed on sale at $4.49 a pair. One pair to a customer, adults only. Act quick as this is the biggest bargain ever offered. HAMMOND FURNITURE COMPANY 242 E. State St. Hammond 9-22-2 PHONOGRAPH BARGAIN. One new $750 beautiful art grand sample phonograph; special. $400. One new $Co0 sample phonograph, only one in V. S. like it. Hand made; special. $210. Five new $165 phonographs. $S". Two new $175 phonographs. $100. Five new $175. $150 and $125 phonographs; 110. $90 and $76. One slightly used Edison, $2S3 style; $125. Several used high grade rhonographs, $3 to $75. Tou must call at once If you expect to get one of thee bargains. J. Sf. WIXCOCXSON MUSIC CO. 145 State st Hammond. 9-25-lt FOR SALE Gas range and gas coil heater. Cheap. A. V. Peterson. Black Oak, Ind.. phone Hammond 12S0-Y-3. 9-25-2t FOR SALE 1 combination stove and full aire bed. 106 Conkey ave.. Hammond. 9-25-2t FOR SALE Large heater burns hard r soft coal, in Al condition. 46 Ogden St.. Hammond. 9-25-2t FOR SALE Hot blast stove. St.. phone Hammond 2614. 42 4 May 9-25-lt FOR SALE Store fixtures, shelving. counters, scales. U. S. slicing. Hobart electric. All kinds of store fixtures. Bargain. Sell anv or any part. Thone Whitirg 41 or 199W. 9-25-3t

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For Sale Miscellaneous.

FOH PAI.K Pennsular hard foal burner. Iarj-.e flze. 4J3'. Liar in avt., phone K. Chicago 3oUr.. 9-25-lt t'OIt SALE Trundle bed. settee and tricycle. 14 Chicago ae., Hammond. 9-26.lt Real Estate Bargain!. FOR SALE Beautiful Home; Phono Hammond 2S42. modern. 8-l-tf FOR SALBor 10 acres flna land; paved street. J20H up. Easy term. Will build house. St. Aubln & Co.. Ortfnth. Ind. 9-22-6t AN'OTHKR NEW BUNOALOW in ryer's Second addition. ThiK one now ready for decorating, and if you wish we will carry out your Ideas. i'.ay terms. Hohman and Conkey ave. Representative on grounds. Coma out today. Smith-Hamilton Co 9-24-3t FOf: SALE 6-rornn bungalow, flni location; built 1 yr. $18)l cash, balance terms. Phore Hammond 3557. 9-24-6t 1 ' Lot corner Snfl,td ave. Mrs. E. Nielsen. 499' FOR SALEand liable Iyons t., Hammond. 8-34-EXTRA BUYING. SELLING- AND Exchange property and farms Call or write. Louif. Kulfk, 2'V Johnt-n St.. Hanynond. M-24-10t HERE'S A BARGAIN IF TOU ACT AT once. 40 acres, crops, horses, cows and implements. Will consider Hammond propertv. 113 Williams St.. rhone Hammond 1854M. S-24-.;t FOB SALE. 6-room modern bungalow on a 37 H ft. lot. Furnace .heat, stationary tubs, electric linhts, shades and fixtures. New and ready to nve imo. I'rice, 3.5'0; I i Ml cash, balance as rout. 5-ronm houe on a 37 4 ft. lot. p'urnace heat, electric lights, shades and fixtures. Newly decorated, beautifully planted trees and shr-ibbrv. yuick possession. Price, $3750; $750 cash, balance as rent. These houses cannot be duplicated for the money. TT-LBJCK ft BXCr. 697 Calrunet ave. Phone Hammond 480 and 2SS3. 9-24-?t BIO BARGAINS I If PA-MS. 340-acre stock farm; fine builomgs, $ miles from Hammond. $1D0 per acre. 200 acres, near St. John; good buildings. $150 per acre. 180 acres, near Hobart: briclc house. $150 prr acre. SO acres, near Ainsworth. $140 per acre. 150 acres, near Crown Point. $190 per acre. ?0 acres, near LeRov. $22R 40 acres, near Hobart. ? I oO ISO acres, near Wheeler, acre. 40 acres, near Wheatfield. r"r acre, per acre. $130 per $75 per $5"00. $2700. eer. 20 acres at Lowell. $12,000. 10 acres, near Crown Point. 10 acros nwr Sherrer ill. 5 acres In St. John. $-500. Manv others. We will sladly show you these farms. Call or phone us. I. W. SAKZC CO. Phone Ind. Harbor 4. 9-24-St HERE'S YOUR HOME Far in advance of anything ever dreamed of, this lovable, cozy home, located in the prettiest spot of Hammond, is a structure of bewildering beauty. The commodious built-in kitchen cabinet is a revelation; the dignified built-in buffet is clurminj; the panleffect Ti?TlnHy finish and Llnerusta walls are refreshingly different: the Pullman breakfast room, the tile bath room and the deep eaves make this home distinctively individual: the rare effect produced In th birch trim throughout is marvelous. There are many other noteworthy feattires. Now ree.dy to move into. Tou'll have to see it to appreciate fully this, the last word in home-building. Representative at hit! tract office in Glendale Tark. Smith-Hamilton Co. Terms. 9-24-2t TFOR SALE 6-room cottage and 2 lots. paving and sewer assessments nil paid. $350 down, balance $20 per month. Apply W. L.. Times. Hammond. 9-2 4-tf FOR SALE 6-rooro cottage, Sibley St.. "W. Hammond. Close to school and church. 1-3 acre land, good out buildings. $2300; $S00 down, balance easy. Immediate possession. Phone Hammond 1916 after 6 p. m. 9-U-6cod FOR SALE SO acres. 40 acres black muck, all tiled. 6-room house. 1st class condition, basement 16x24. cement porch 12x24. All newly painted barn, wagon sheds, cribs, a cows. horse. I sow and 8 pigs. All implements. 300 bu. onions. 30 acres rood corn, millet and all other crops goes with this place. Price. $ii00: $2S00 cash, balance time. 1 'i to station, 5 miles from North Judson. 8 miles from Knox county seat. O. D. Hepner, Knox. Ind. 9-25-lt BUNGALOW FO SALE Beautifully decorated, well planned and aU modern. Tho larger the cash payment, the smaller my price. Open for Inspection all day. Owner home evenings. 1234 Van Buren M.. Hammond. 9-25-3t FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For Hammond property, 40 acres. Call 410 Ash St., basement, Hammond, after n:0D p. tn. or Sunday. 9-25-lt FOR SALE OR RENT 5-room bungalow on Hickory st. John F. Willielm Son, phone Hammond 249 or 148 3 9-25-St FOR SALE 5-room cottage, newly decorated, good lawn and shrubbery. Inquire 925 Erie st., phone Hammond 24&5 9-25-2t FOR SALE 9-room brick house: gas. electric, furnace, basement, batn. arge. 25 ft. lot. Pet location. Price, $5500. Kristl, 357 Henry hi., Haninmnd. 9-25-lt Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH Ford roadster. Must be bargain. Phone Hammond 1999. 8-24-2t Situations Wanted. EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WILL do your designing, cutting and fitting. Mrs. Win. Rarderis, 192 Hoffman st.. phone Hammond 851M. 9-23-St SITUATION WANTED Housework by the day. Phone Hammond 1668 after 5 p. ni. . 9-23-3t SITUATION WANTED Housekeeping or practical nursing. 25 Russell st., phone Hammond S7.R. -24-4t For Sale Motocycles. SECOND HAND ' MOTORCYCLES. All makes. Sinirles and Twins. Ths Largest Stock In Lake County. Sold on easv pavmentsj. E-CXLSJOK. MOTORCYCLE SAXES BOOM. 229 State st. Hammond. Phone 219''. 9-23-St INDIAN MOTORCYCLE Sold on easy payments. Also 2nd hand inoL-jicy cles bought and sold. A. J. SLIQEB. Successor to O. W. Hon't. 514-16-18 Hohman art. Phone Ham'd 122. S-27-3t For Rent-Furnished Rooms FOR RENT 2 larr font rooms for light housekeeping; centrally located. COS Hohman St.. phone Hammond 275 1. S-25-li FOR RENT To couple without children or S school teachers, large furnished room with privileges of kitchep in most modern home. Write A1C3 E. Ch1cagIr.d Harbor Times, Calumet bldg.. Room 222. E. Chicago. 9-25-tf FOR RENT 3-roon apt., nice jnd pleasant: 5 min. wlk down town. 378 N. Hohman St., phone Hammond 2627. 9-25-lt

For Sale Automobiles.

Storage Batteries charged, rented and repaired;. The Dempsey Battery Service, 318 Fayette st., Hammond, phones 2655, 1210-K. ti-i BAKHOND AUTO PAINT A TOP CO. 480-62 Ho man at., phoae Hammond 847 X Best equipped auto paint establishment in state of Indiana. Wa paint your car to please you. Make your top to fit the car. Estimates furnished. Prompt service. Expert workmanship. .Sal l. faction guaranteed. Send us your work. 7-U-lf. FR SAUK 7-pass. Paige. U18. 5-pass. oldymobtle. 1918. 5-pass. Ovenand, 117. 6-rf. Elcar. 1317. 5-pass. Paige, 1914. 671 Calumet ave.. phona Hammond JS2. 9-22-tf H)U S.VL.E Ford light delivery truck. 1918 model: rensonab!e. Al condition. 7fin iririiitnannlla hivii.. phone Whiting 29 9-23-5t . ..,.,. haj.v Maxwell tourinr car: tood running order, snoca ao f, spoi jiku etc. Cheap for ca;h. Will demonstrate. Phone Whitirg 70.1. 9-23-5t BARGAINS, CHEAP FOR QUICK SALE One 4-ci. Studehaker. J-pass. One s-cvl. STAVEB, 7-pass. LIBERTY GARAGE 164 Fayette Street HAMMOND. 9-23-3. FOR SALE 1-ton Ford truck. 191$: covered express top, demountable rims, oversize tires. This Is a real buy. South Shore Auto Co., 659 Hohman st., phone Hammond SO. 9-23-3t FOR SALE 1 Dort chummy, 1917: new tires, repainted, excellent condition. Phone Hammond 9S7K. 9-23-31 FOR SALE Cheap. 3-pass. auto: wire whels. up-to-date. 141 Logan st.. phone Hammond 2043. 9-23-tf FOR. SALE Overland rhummv roadster, 191S mode, in fine shape. Phone Hammond f-R. 9-24-31 B A R G A I N S IN DEMONSTRATING tires atid tubes. All prices and sizes. Victory Garage, 160 Fayete t., Ham'd. 9-24-2t FOR SALE 1920 Essex sedan: run only 300 mVes. 5 new tire?. l Auburn. 6pass.. 1J1S model, very god condition. Victory Garage. 160 Fayette St., Hammond. 3-24-2t FOR SALE 1919 Dodge touring car: excellent condition, wire wheels anl extras. Call Hammond 1091M. 9-24-lt FOR SALE 6 ued Ford inner tubes. 3 used Ford casings. Owner bought larger car: has no us for them. Bargain. I hone Hammond 2407. 9-25-lt FOR SALE Ford, enclose Best offer or will trade tor piayer piann. isi it, State St., upstairs, phone Ham mond MIR !" I WILL PAT CASH FOR USED AUTOS Any make. 45o6 Forsythe ave.. phone E. Chicago 672M. 9-25-2t For Rent Furnished Sooms I"OR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping: elec. light and bath, no children. 7S1 Claude St.. Hammond. 9-l-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for housekeeping. 18 Mummer ave., Hammond. 9-1 7-tf FOR RENT 2 and 3 rooms in a cottage; bath. Also 1 room for working girl or bachelor. Inquire l&S riummer ave., Hammond. 9-22-tf FINE ROOM FOR RENTmond 151. -Phone l!am-9-2S-4t FOR RENT 4-rcom apartment, nicely furnished. 421 Truman ave.. near car line. Inquire MS Ann st., Hammond. 9-24-tf FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping; heat and light. 497 Summer St., Hammond. 9-24-lt FOR RENT 4 rooms for light housekeeping; all modern. Call after ti p. m., 499 Lyons St.. Hammond. 9-24-2t FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeptne. "15 State Line St.. phone Hammond 1252W. 9-24-3t FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 4305 Forsythe ave.. E. Chicago. 9-24-2t FOR RENT Modern furnished room. suitable for men only. 670 Oakley ave., phone Hammond 1062M. 9-16-3eod FOR RENT 2 rooms furnished for housekeeping. S5 Sibley st.. Hammond 9-25-lt FOR RENT rooms for children. 715 : nicely furnished heated liirht housekeeping; no Sohl St.. Hammond. y-25-3t FOR RENT 2 lovely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply Room 14. Rinibach bldg , Hammond, after 6:30 p. m. 9-25-lt FOR RENT 3 housekeeping rooms. 229 Michigan ave.. Hammond. 9-25-3t FOR RENT 3 front rooms for housekeeping, near car. 72S Wood 1., phone Hammond f05J. 9-25-lt FOR RENT 2 furnished sleeping looms: modern, hot and cold water. Plume Hammond S423. 9-25-ot FOR RENT 3 furnished llclit housekeeping rooms. 296 Fayette at., phone Hammond 2565. ' 9-25-lt Miscellaneous 1. L. COHEN FOR PAPER II4.NGINJ and painting. We take bonds In payment. Sis Sibley at. (hone Hammond 10BSW. 2-6-XU PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING 2570 off on all wall paper. Reliable work. In business in Hammond since 1?9. "arl Vermett. 410 Michigan ave.. phone Hammond 1429. S-22-tf HOTEL CARLETON 60c $1.00 $1.50. riummer and Morton ct., Hammond. 8-26-tf WE BUY AND SELL all kinds of household furnl'ure. Hammond Furniture Exchange. 204 State St.. opposite post office, phone Ham'd S07. 8-29-tf SEND US TOUR LAUNDRY Each ashing done separately with same care vou take In your own home. Prlc.a reasonable. Thone Hammond 2603. 9-12-tf BEST JOB OT A TITO FAINTI-jr X EVER SAW." Auto Customs- Shop did it. that's the reason. Our painting artists have had factory experience. Over 5000 feet floor spare for our dryinit process alone. Our exclusive pattern top for old or netv cars is a sensation. Drop in and see the kind of work you would like to have done on your car. A TITO CUSTOMS SUOT. SOS B. State at., phone Hammond 4530. ?-18-tf HAVE TOUR HOUSE WIRED AND buy up-to-date fixtures from Sou'.h Shore Electric Co., phone Ham'd 101JT. 9-24-5E Want to Sell Your Car? Let the Auto Customs Shop paint it first and it will be worth 60c;, more. Our painting, upholstering and trimming can not be X-L-D. Everything positively jtuarnnteed. Over 15000 ft. iloor space. Have vou ordered your winter top yet? Fetter see tis now. Moderate prk AUTO CUSTOMS SHOP. 3Ca S. State at., phone Hammond 4530. 9-24-tf

Miscellansotu.

PHONE HAMMOND 757 Why purchase new furniture when we can make your old furniture look as good as new by our system of varnishing, upholstering and rebuilding. Use your phone Slid our representative will call and give you a cheerful estimate. Do It now. Hammond Industrial Furniture Company Mattlngly k Allen. State St., cor. SohL 9-24-tf WE 1K3 IWllE WASHINT.S Called for and delivered. Phone Hammond 1447. S-20-5eod IF YOU HAVE 8 PARE TIME. soil guaranteed trees, shrubs, plants. Permanent. Weekly pay. Apply now. Guaranty Nursery. Rochester. N. T. 9-2T-lt SIX PER CENT MONEY. Ruildii-.tr loans: 2nd mortgages. B. R. Marlev. 302 Hammond bldg.. phone 1ST. S-35-tfTTS A IXOCB FOR CHILDEES. Will take care of children. For ref. phone Hammond 1776. For terms caM Hammond 1294-T-4. 9-28-2t CARBON REMOVED WHILE TO lT WAIT. O. K. Welding. 132 Fayette St., phone Hammond 67T). 9-24-10t LEGAL NOTICES. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: A five-passenger Todjjre automobile, bearing number 2407S7 and motor number 290192. will be sold for repair chart,-"" and storage. Sale will be held Saturday. October . Jl Sth, 1919. at 10 A. M.. at 754 Hohman street, City of Hammond. Lake County. Indiana. 9-18-25: 10-2. A. SO REN SEN. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNT T. IN THE IAKE SUPERIOR COURT, SEPTERMBER TERM. 1919. COSTA ZOROVICH VS. ANNA KOROVini. CAUSE No. 15533. ACTION TO DIVORCE. Now comes the Plaintiff, by Vincent T. Walsh, attorney, and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant. Anna Zorovich, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the- pendency f said action and that the seme 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 rauss on the 11th day of November. A. D. 1919, the same b-ing the 2nd day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held In the Court House. Room No. 1. et Hammond. In said County and State on the 2nd Monday of September, A. D. 1919. said action will be heard and determined in her absence. IN WITNESS "WHEP.EOF. I herun;o set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this ISth day of September. A. D. 191?HERRERT L. WHEATON. (Seal.l Clerk L. S. C. By ROSCOE HEMSTOCK. Deputy Clerk. 9-H-2S; 10-2. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF FRED LEHMAN. No. 1679. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM. 1919. NOTICE is hereby given to the HEIRS, LEGATEES AND CREDITORS of Tred Lehman, deceased, to appear in the Superior Court, held at Hammond. Indiana. on the 13th day of October, 1919. and show cause, if any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved: and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, at. Hammond, this 18th day of September. 1919. HERPERT I WHEATON. (Seal.) Clerk Lake Superior Court. $-18-2'. NOTICE" OF APPLICATION f TO INCREASE TAX LEV STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNT V. SS: IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF THE SCHOOL CITY ( F EAST CHICAGO TO RAISE MORE TAXES. Notice is hereby given that the taxing officers of the School City of East Chicago have filed with the fUate Beard of Tax Commissioners a petition to raise taxes in excess of those for the preceding year, for the purpose of maintaining the Public Schools of said city. A public hearing on said application will be held at the offices of the State Boaid of Tax Commissioners of Indiana at tli State House at Indiana polia, Indiana, on the Pth day of October, 1919, at' 9 o'clock A. 11.. o? as soon thereafter as the attention of said Board can be procured. All taxpayers and all persons interested are notified to be present at said hearing. Dated this 21th day of September, 919. J. H. ROSS. W. B. VAN HORN E. WILLIAM A. FUSEY. Ecard of School Trustees of the School City of East Chicago. M. E. CRITES. Attorney for the School City. 9-23: 10-2 NOTICE FOR BIDS. EAST CHICAGO. INDIANA. SEPTEMBER 25. 1919. OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Board cf Public Safety of the City of East Chicago, Indiana, will receive sealed bids for One (1 Auto Combination Pumping Engine and Hose Car; price not to exceed Eleven Thousand Two Hundred ($11,200.00) Dollars, bidders to furnish their own plans and specifications. Said bids will be rece'ived until o'clock P. M. on the 15th day of October. 1919. in the office of the said board. Address all bids to the Cler of the Board r-f Public Safety, of saidi City of East Chicago. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to take the same under advisement, or to accept any bids by them deemed to be the most advantageous to said City. By order of the Board of Pubktc Safety. T. T. RICHARDS. 9-25; 10-2. Clerk of the Board. WORKERS DEMANDING PROTECTION, j IConttnued from page , - I upon a tirade upon the mayor, accused ! him of Inefficiency, negligence, and finally ended with accusing Mayor McCormack 'of taking a vacation on the day the strike was called, referring to the mayor's visit to Indianapolis last

Monday to appear before the !!t las board. HATI NO ORXXYANCBS. Arrangements were then mad for a meeting in the afternoon at which time it was planned to have the major and sheriff both present. At the afternoon

meeting Perkins took charge and made j tampered with by the steamfltters bcpractlcally the same demands and ac- j fore they struck. So far no attempt has cusatlons that he had made in the morn- been made to put it in operation, but it ing meeting. He stared that tl-.e ste'-l will be ready to be put In operation workers have no grievance aeain't the I as soon as there ire sufficient men to Inland, that the men who are causing ! man it. the trouble are from other cities, chiefly! COMB CITY 0 BADICACXB. South Chicago and Gary, that Judge! in a conference with Mayor W. FGary was pleased to hae the Iri'.vnd i Hodgca, Sheriff Lew Barnes. Chief of

shut down because it Is his bi?et com-j petltor and that the mill will elthor start to operate soon or will rema n clod until the first of the year WHAT KAYOS SAID. Mayor McOormack said: "If any man! wants to go into the mill that Is his business and he should be allowed to

go in.. If a stigma is on that man arier-! the government. wards that la also hla business." He j i,a.gt night they startei a campaign said that he wanted to be fair to every i tc comb the entire city for the gar.g of one and that he would do h:s best o radicals who are attempting to start furlnsh protection to all. 1 f more police I Bolshevik movement in this c'.; are needed 'to control the situation - YELOYITZ BAIL BAIHED. many deputies will be sworn in as srej Circulars, hav appealed on C-.e streets necessary be said, but he Is unwilling j urging strikers to establish a soviet to swear in deputies until they are!r,,rm c,f government, and Mike Tc lovit. needed. ja striker, who was arested ye.-.torda-. WAJtNB AttAIWaTT BADICALi. has been sent to the cci.rit:.' .ml at Sheriff Barnes told the meeting thtj(rr,wn Point, after bis bonds ra? vis-l he did not believe that the situation here; fr0m $5,000 to $10,000. On Te-oMtj th had been handled quite as well as in:p0jce state they found n number o? Gary but that it would be a simple, mat-; Bolshevik circulars and -he nil! be proter to make an agreement with the;aecuted under the new sta'e Isw. strikers such as exists In Gary and In j This way the firs' srr; n but tt ." -that manner do away with the congrc-ar(, promised in 'he rourd-np. Other.gating which was admitted might leadjuno lavc been kun". fcpt.ken ati ope., to trouble. He also promised to sweir! jn their declaration fur principle pr---ln enough deputies to take care of the j rooting an overthrow of th gt-ve rnmetit situation if the men were furnished. j wll be taken in.

Sheriff Barnes warned against i.ie Bolshevik element at this time and said that Bolshevin magaaines and circulars bad been found upon the person of one man who was arrested. These papers which the man was distributing stated that the workmen now have the government on the run and if they only keep i. .u n.A.L.n will soon run the government. OFFICIALS AFTER NEW WORKMEN. (Continued from page one. I . -v. ..,.,v- nftffeiala are) oeni vnai w.- ' . . ma kin a avery effort to put the mm. mam vwj . aoon as back on a working basis a. aoon a. possible. Strange aa well as taminar . , ,. . v.i. .i,r,:faces are gradually slipping bac withm . M m . mr,A --! the outer defenses of the plant ana ac - possible. Strang. .. well a. farm nar. cording to figures given out by a strtft car company official last night the. forces in the entire mill was Increased to the extent of 1,000 more men yesterday. Dotena of telephone calls from former employes are received at the main office daily, imploring that they be given frotection in the event that they return to work. HTTNCBJEBB WANT BACX. Hundreds have openly declared that they are eager to return and are now being assured by the ofliciaU that they no longer need to fear being harmed as a heavy guard has been thrown around the entire mills. Throughout the day. it la row common t see huge touring cars loaded down with workmen raring under the viaduct into the mill. Mill foremen have been out soliciting the workmen formerly under them and are now bringing them back into the mm. r XNSX29X PLANT. The majority cf the workmen are being Quartered and fed in the plant. Sleeping quarter for the workmen are being rotten lit readiness and the arrival of huge stores cf food for the long siege has begun. None except cfllce empleves. officials and a few of the foremen ge back and forth to their home. During the first pare of the week the workmen who have been Btauonea in, the plant were having the time of their lives, but expect to make up for their idleness in several days. BAIL KILL TO ST AST. OiTlciala announced at 1:00 o'clock ilv.s morninr that the rail in ill. which has been closed since Saturday, would begin n narrate at 4:00 a. m. The barometer I of a steel mill is its gas pressure. Th;a pressure normally i 4.5 degrees. Since the walkout It has been down to as low as one degree: At 1:00 o'clock It had Increased to 2.4 degrees, which, officialaaid. was aufftcient to start the rail mill. COKE OTBNS OPBBATINO)Omcial announcement m n. . - . . . . r that the slab null will be in partial operation today and that by tomorrow or next day sufficient forces will be obtainable to open some of the other mills. Sixty out of 2.400 coke ovens were in operation yesterday and it may be possible to start up another battery sometime today. Although only two heats were tapped in the open hearths yesterday It was planned to operate them en a larger scale starting last night. BZPAIS AM MADS. Charges that some of the machinery had been tampered with by some of flie workmen before they walked out of I

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Police Forbis. Government Epecial Agent G. Bragdon and a number c? other fedtral Investigators yestrday. ire question of combating the spreading of "red" literature and other I. W. W. and Bolshevik movements 1a Gary wn fijscuRted and promised The aret and conxlction of all persons detrimental t; LIQUOR IS SOLD OPENLY Continued from nsge one ) In dozens of p:accs in Indiana Hv.hor saloons were found npr rating with screens ud ind the old Tigris s:ll in place. Many of thi proprietors admitted they were selling whiaey art' frequently dumped their rerr.aininr ware-tin the sinks in the presence of th--; officers. It was a common thing th agents said to find men lineJ up at tha bars drinking whiskey when they entered ani ' - attempts were often made tt hti tbv " - caught with the itooas. wefe 1 sted in Gary, t,a5 i " ; . " ' s ' , e st Chicago. Ind.ana Harbor and West Hammond by th men during the two days and nights i which fhey tramped the streets of the cities. "But what has become of all of Ham mnnd's saloons?" asked oneof the investigators. "We have been all over town and we found less than half s dozen stores that look like they might have been saloons." He was Informed that the rooms were about all filled with grocery and fruit stores. They found only one place in Hammond which they had reason to suspect and learned on good authority that nothing had been sold there except soft stuff since July 1. In West Hammond several places were found selling beer and whiskey, but many of the old favorite places were apparently closed for good as both front and rear doors were heavily padlocked. Not a place was found In East Hammond by the Investigators. One saloon in East Chicago within 100 feet of the four corners was found selling whiskey openly across the bar. The proprietor said he was through with that kind of business, but his name and the address of his place was added t.the long list- The procedure of federal authorities notifying possible violators personally is auunusual one. but the step was taken in order to be sure thn; liquor did not lind its way Into tiic hands of atrikers and complicate affairs. All of the evidence gathered by the r gents will be recorded and brought up in case any of the men on the list are prosecute for later violations. Better call up The Times and have it sent to your house every night. Then you "11 be sure it will be there. '3el Canto Phonographs Backed by a $60,000,000.00 corpora t itru bui(j L .BE MUSIC MART '51 State St., Hammond. THE REASON WHY the Leiuxe Theatre Is running Nasiino-a in "The Brat" Is becanre It Is good. A great many people wanted to know why we did not run "The Had Lantern,'' We told taem to ask people who had seen It anr1. that would explain it. Nailmovr. appears in "The Brat" all the time.