Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 254, Hammond, Lake County, 14 April 1920 — Page 6

THE TIMES Wrdnpsftay. April 14, 1020. otui: tit' adoption . 4 r. It P. Si U.PTION. Dij akt.d:t of pipi. ic wortRs. "' . -. A . i M". OP THK HOAUP. ;".GO, 1X1 .N .A. KAST TO Itiiv TO tJAlit to Fteo.. UJl Tl MOKt COB N moke moo """OsrtT vrrir i M IT IS III-! m a y , -a-' Hoard f Ka--i he. '. i-i : --rill - art '' Store Hours 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Saturdays 8: 30 a. m. to 9 p. m. Clean-Up Week Not many more ciavs until Kj i TV" i . '.IT k' A ' JT--Clean-Up Week. Watch for the dates. ...... A'terty-Qopuna f MVS thrt

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NEIGHBOR'S LOSS EE YOUR OWN

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You may take every precaution in preventing a fire in your home, hut what about your neighbor? His carelessness may be your loss. Use every means to prevent a hre that is a wise and patriotic thing to do, but back up that care with adequate insurance. . Adequate .insurance means onough to cover your loss at present day prices. Had you thought of Lhat ? Better have us look your policies over and see that you are fully protected.

CLAIR M. STEPHENS, Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,

reeign txchanje, Rotary Public. 3402 Eki St. Phone 093 Indiana Harbor.

BUGS IN THE RUGS

gale

have no chance if you have a

to propa-

Ikover Suction Sweeper in your home, because the Moovei beats, as it sweeps, as it cleans. Hammond women are

fast learning that this is most efficient sweeper on n-.arket toJiv.

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Not only cleans the rugs, but acids life to ihcm Ly digging out the dirt and sand that eats out the life. Want to see just how efficient the Hoover is? Call 525 now for our demonstrator; no obligation to buy. Standard Electrical Engineering Company 633 Soalh Hc-hman Street. Tel. Ham. 525. Buy Your Electrical Goods from an Electrical Dealer.

(National Crop Iniorovtmmt Srvlc l The farmer works To make mora money To buy more Uind To raise more corn To feed more hogs To make more money To buy mora land To raise more com To feed more hog (repeat ad lib) r-jMIIS is th farmer's merry-go-JL round. The clever farmer who knows how to conduct his business, will borrow Jill the money lie can at a low rare of Interest in order to enrry oar this cycle. The Federal Land bank is furnishing money to businesslike fanners who already have a banknble credit and It 1? 5-afil that a vtry large pixportion of the loans so madi are to buy more land to raise more corn to teed more hogs, etc. And as such, there will be no complaint except that the farm tenant and hired man or the- beginner has very little opportunity to borrow money from that source to buy land :n the same basis. Objections are made to one feature of this excellent law because the bonds are exempt from taxation. At this time of year, v hen farmers are fijrurinj; out the income tax which they are required to pay on- the iu

come received from thwr laud and livestock, It is a Rood time to think about the complete exemption that is granted to wealthy owners of Federal Fund ISank bonds and Joint Stock Land ISank bonds. The taxes that the rich men evade, by buying tax-exempt bonds of any kind, are 5-imply added to the tax.es paid by fanners and ethers whose incomes are not exempt. The Federal Farm Loan Act was enacted to help the business of agriculture. Iuke all other luws, it might be Improved. It la not fair that very wealthy men should be exempted from taxation when farmers, who are paying Interest on the funds which they have furnished, are obliged to pay the property taxes and also income taxes. It is ouly within the last three or four years that the policy of tax exemption has become a practical matter of preat importance to every one. The enormous national debt which the war placed upon our nation must be paid, and tax exemption is furnishing a means of escape for the wealthy men with large annual Income. Something- must be done to make up the shortage in tax revenue. There are only two ways to escape it either the rich men must be made to pay their share of the heavy tax burden or small property owners and land owners must have their taxes increased.

Ciine avenue, a distance of eighty tbu) feoL; tin neo westerly on Vi linu tony (40) ft-. -t south of anj parallel to the north lino of Section tweri-ty-sovon (-7). township and rang.? .foresaid, a distance of two thrfu.earnl five hundred tifty (2550) feet to the easterly line of Alder street; thence northerly along the easterly

Una or Alaer street, a distance of

eighty (SO) fevt to place of b-eg-;n-rm:g; also. That part of 140th strvet, ;n said City. Comity uid State, from tJi.-, easterly line of Evergreen street to the westerly line of Cliuo avenua, more specifically described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the intersHrtion of the easterly line of Evergree-.n street Rr.d tha northerly line of 3 4('-.h Ptreett thence easterly iV'tip the northerly line of l-40th street, a. distance of one thousand, two hundred thirty-five an.I thi?-ty-eirht hundredths (1235. SS) feet to the westerly line of Cline avenue; thence southerly along' the v.est.-rly line of Cline avenue, a distance of p;xt

(60) f-.&t to tati southerly line of!

ii'juii street, inence westerly along the southerly line of HCrth street, a distance of one thousand, two hundred thirty-five and thirty-eight hundredths (12 33.3S) ft-et to the easterly line of Evergreen street; thence northerly along: the easterly line of Evergreen street, a distance Of eixty (SO) feet to the place of beginning:; also, Tliat rart of Euttemut street, in said City. County and Statt. from the southerly IHo of 149th street to the northerly lir.o of llst str..-d. more specifically described as follows, to wit: Beginning- at the intersection of the easterly line of Butternut street and tha southerly lino of 140th street; thence southerly alone the easterly line cf Butternut street, a distance e.r five hundred eighty-nino and sixty-five hundredths (3S3.65) feet to the northerly line cf 141st street: thence westerly along the northerly line ,,f 1-Hst street, a distance ef fiisty-six (65) feet to the westerly line of Butternut street; thence n.-rtle-riy alonff the westerly line . ;' But-.' rnut street, a distance of K i.e'ired c-ig-hty-nine and sixtyilvtr h-jr,.;redth9 (SS9.6S) feet to the ! .in :!,. !; -.- line of liOth street; thence sly .:! ns the eoutherly line of I i'"h .-'ii'. e-, a distance of sixty-six ;; i'f.t lw the place -of heg-innirg-;

Tl-.:t. pnrt of Cu.talpa street, in said fill, f'.tn.: tind State, from the southerly liiie of iitUa Street to the northerly line of street, more speeifically dtsiiih.-d a- follows, to wit: J-'.eiriniu!.sf at the intersection of the tvisih line of 140th street tend th -.isteriy line of Catalpa - stre-t; hence southerly along- the easterly line of i'ata.'1-a street ,a distance of nvo hundred eighty-nine end eightylive hundredths (5S9.85) feet to the northerly lino of 141st street; thence westerly along- th") northerly line of 141t street, a distance of sixty-six (6ti) to the westerly line of Catalpa. street; thence northerly elons tlie westerly line of Catu!,o stn-e-t, a distance oT five hundred eifc-l.ty-nine end eitfhty-flve (589.85) feet to the southerly line of 110th street; thence easterly along- the southerly line of 140lh street, a distance cf sixty-six CS) feet to place cf h cir.t.mK : also. That part of Deal street. In said City, Onmty end State, from the southerlyline of 140Ui street to the northerly line of 141st street, more specifically described as follows, to wit: Berinning; at the intersection of the southerly line of 140th strett and the easterly line of Deal street;

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thence southerly along: the easterly line of Deal street, a distance of five hundred eighty-nine and ninety-live hundredths (5S;'.:'5) feet to the northerly line of 1.41st street; thence westerly along the northerly line of 141st street ,a distance of sixty-six (66) fc.-t to the westerly line of Deal street; thence northerly aloner llle Westerly line of De.nl ttreul o

distance of five hundred oisrhty-nlne and ninety-five hundredths (589.95) Teet to the southerly line of 140th .'.r.-t; tfunce easterly alons the southerly line of 110th street, a distance of sixty-sjx (66) feet to the place of becinrdngr; also. That part of Evergreen street, in said City. County and Stato, from the southerly line of 140th street to the northerly lino of 141st street, more specifically destribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at the intersection of the southerly line of 140th street and tli- easterly line of Kverjrreen street; thence southerly alon,? the easterly . bne of Ev.TRreen street, a distance of five hundred ninety and fifteen

nunore.-ii.ns (t.ytl.l,.) feet to the northerly line of 141st street; thence westerly alonjr the northerly line of 141st street, a distance of eUhty (SO) feet to the westerly liTe of Evergreen street: thence northerly along the westerly line of Evergreen street, a distance of five hundred ninety and fifteen hundredths (530.15) feet to the southerly line of 140th street; thence easterly along: the southerly lino of 14flh street, a distance of eighty (SO) feet to the place of beginning-; also. That part of Fern street, in said City, County and State, from the southerly line cf 133th street to the northerly line of 14 1st street, more specifically described ns follows, to wi; : Beginning at. the intej-sec'ion of the southerly line of 1.19th street and the easterly line of Fern street; thence southerly alonjr the easterly line of Fern street, a distance of one thousand, two hundred fifty and sixty-eifrht hundredths (1250.RS) feet to the northerly line of I4ist street; thence westerly- along the northerly line of 141st street, a distance of sixty-six (66) feet to the westerly line of Fern street; thence northerly alonjf the westerly line of Fern street, a distance of one thousand, two hundred fifty and fiftynine hundredths (1250. S3) feet to the southerly line of 13Dth street; thence easterly along- the southerly line of 139th street, a distr-noe of sixty-six feet to place of beginning-; also, Gentian strf-t .in s;itd City, County -nd State, from the southerly line of 139th and Guthrie str.-Ms to the northerly line of 141st street, more specifically described as follows, to wit: Bejrinnine- at. the intersection of the southwesterly line of Guthrie street nnd the 'a.erly line of (Jentia.n street; thence southerly ah.nir the

easterly line of G-ntian street, if

stance or one thousand, two hundred twenty-five and sixteen hundredths (1225. 16) f.-et to the northerly lino of 141st street; thence westerly a Ions t'ie northerly line of 111st street, a distune.-- of sixty -six (60) feet to the w.-storly line or Gentian street; thence northerly, alonjf the westerly line of Gentian street, a distance of one thousand, two hundred fifty and ninety-one:

nune're.tlhs O2u0.91) feet to the southerly line of 130th street; thence easterly along the southerly line of 139th street, a distance of thirtyeljrht (3S) feet, more or less, to the southwesterly line of Guthrie street; thence southeasterly a.lonp the southwesterly lino of Guthrie street, a distance of thirty-eight and threetenths ("8.3) feet more or less, to

fuace of beginning-; also. Hawthorn street, in said City, County end State, from the southwesterly line of Guthrie street to the northerly line cf 141st street, more specifically described as follows, to wit: Beginning- at the intersection of the southwesterly line of Guthrie street and the easterly lino of Hawthorn street; thence southerly along- the easterly line of Hawthorn street, a distance of nine hundred twentyfive f.nd seven hundredths (925.07) feet to the northerly line of 141st street; thence westerly alonjr the

normeny line of 141st street, a distance of sixty-six (66) feet to the westerly line of Hawthorn street: thence northerly along- the westerly lino of Hawthorn street, a distance of nine hundred eighty-five and sixty-one hundredths (9S3.61) feet to the southwesterly line of Guthrie street; thence southeasterly alongthe southwesterly line of Guthrie street, a distance of ninety and ninety-seven hundredths (90. 97) feet to place of beginning.

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Seamless

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$49,50

snc 0x12

$49.50

and Mary Period $89.50

id irlarv Dining T&fcie

William

iii:am and irlarv Dining i able and four chairs. Table 45

incues, extends to 6 feet. Chairs with genuine leather slia seat1 t. I i C . 1 l r i ... . r .

iun uacis.. oei jacouean nnish. r

specially priced . (

rive pieces

$89.50

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Brown Mahogany Parlor Suite $169

Onefold Suite $89.50

mahogany with either

Handsome parlor sutle of hrown

cane or upholstering in black and gold or blue and rold striped

damask. Webbing construction guaranteed A big value at the price, "special . .

$169.00

lhree piece duofcld suite.

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on tne market; names guaranteed gclden Spanish Imperial; warranted springs, iliree pieces, special

The easiest oDeratmsr duofold

oak; upholstering of

189.50

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Mahogany Bed Room Suite $219 Elegant four piece mahogany beevcom suite, consists of dresser, bed, chiffonier and dressing table. Mirror of heavy plate, size 20x26 inches on dresser. An tin- (Ol Q ff qualed value. Special I

Three Piece Bed Outfit $59.95 Beautiful brass Led, handed satin or satin finish; 2-inch continuous posts. Hie mattress is cf good grade cotton felt, heavy stripe ticking covers. Bed springs guaranteed for 20 years, made of heavy link fabric with six-inch elevation. Three-piece Led outht, tQ QC special y?JJ .JJ

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Easy Chair

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loomy, vviih door. Ttfic

Laure! is unexe f he oven is

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Moroccoline. Just push the button and you can . .. , e. .I'll-

recline in position. A large tootrest waicn dis

appears when not in use. C O

special

Priced

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ir-e and

; enamel pane! j:ve burners on $29.50

Sanitary Refrigerator SI 7.50

Hard wgod refrigerator with white enameled 1m-

size 40 inches high, 24 This refrigerator will

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m.j; iiolcls jo pouncii or ice inches wide, lo inches decj save you money.

pcchi

$17.50

Phonographs and Pianos Easy Terms. Edison "the phonograph with a soul." Empire Phonographs. Pianos and Player Pianos.

Baby Carriages $29.85

A baby carriace t

to have; round

UCCIVV 1 UUUr. I LiJ r 3 , 1

fibre reed

natural or rrenc.ii gray Imish. a wonderful value. Special.

anv n. other would be proud

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unman oacK. Can be had in

finish. This

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All of said streets are situated in tht Fifth Addition to Indiana arbor, beinga subdivision in the South one-halt' id Fractional Section twenty-two (22).

T. .unship thirty-seven (37) North, Itange nine (9) West of the Second lYinciixa Merid: in. lako C.ur.ty. Indiana, as shown by the recorded j la t of said subdi visi.,n in the R.Hiordor's C'llice of Iake Cc unty, Indiana, as the same appears cf r.-cord in Flat Itook Xo. S, pa ?e 7, and in Section twenty-seven (27), Township thirty-seven . ("7) North, I.ang-e nine (9) West of the Second Principal Meridian, in I-ake County, Indiana, u)l as shown by a plat of Mali proposed vacation now on iile in the Chlice of the

rtnu-nt of Public "Works of

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City. The l.;,.ard of ruble City has !;. d Ma 10 tiate upon which i . :o. i f.ied cr presented by p.:

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.sitrned has b-en appointed Administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Tike S.uperior Court. S'ji-l Estate is supposed to be solvent. IVAN ARSl.'EIC. Au in i n i strat o r. lated Afnl 13th, 1.320. 4-14-21-23

in or arTecteii by sfai l propo.-.-.ti vac us alove described, aiid on said dv.

9 o'clock A. M. said I -e rd will me.-: at its other-, for the r urpose of hearing Mel coiidd-.-rir! j: any ri-monstraitc.-n which ni'ty have bevn fiied or presctit-d. end for the purpose- of taking final action then fin. Such action sh.-.l be fmai and ccn elusive upon all tsnns. JUated at East Chicago, I. ah? County.

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NOTICE OK AD.ViI.VISTUAT IN T1IK MATTE it OF TiJK i l' jcrtA.j i;CA7.Ib"h '. liv No. 22 17. Notice k-; hcr bv given thai th-

OX. STATE -iASlUe

Awkward Place for an Echo. An extraordinary echo is produced by (ho h;p;h hills surrounding a golf ecu -se in the south of Kngland, nnd it is fettred ihrit a tit rep-mile limit r my have to be fixed for ehUdren and

under- cl'.-rgj men. l-'rotn Punch, London.