Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 267, Hammond, Lake County, 29 April 1920 — Page 8

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TTot Get Square Deal.

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HAIR GROWER GREATEST HAIB TCNIC CN EARTH

SVf SISTH wfTM THE LONGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL HAIR tN THE WORLD LIVISQ PROOFS Cc ITS VtRtTS Steps Faiiir:f Hair. The cMest preparation of !.: kiroi in use. llai stood '.hf test tor over 00 years and is t.i-.iav u ort prii:;!nr than ever.

I iCALr CLl:AMR,:he Great Da:- - irclT Kme(iy. It removes the danI Jev.il L,errri. for shampooing, it has I .-'end i . crrt for trial size of either

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Seven SutiierlEnd Sisters 242 Bradhurst Ave. New York City

I fag-Jar Si:? (n Sale tt all Gcod Druggists

Amaizo Com Oil Best for Salads and

CookirsT

We are going to tell you about transportation, as it concerns Hartman's Gardens, with Hammond, East Chicago, Gibson, Grasselli, Indiana Harbor, Whiting, Robertsdale, East Side, South Chicago, and in fact all the suburban station stops on the Lake Shore 6c Michigan Southern Ry., from Gibson Station to La Salle Street Station. The first question you are going to ask is "how is anyone working in anv of the cities above oin to iet to their work, if they lived in Hartman's Gardens)" Because there arc 7 suburban passenger trains every

working day between Gibson Station and Chicago. Gibson is the terminal of the Lake Shore suburban service, and is only three-quarters of a mile away from Hartmah's Gardens. It is not unusual at all for the average workman to walk six or seven blocks after he gets off the street car in the city. Hammond people can reach Hartmans Gardens in 10 minutes over the Gary & Interurban Electric Railway clean fast service and an all-night service is maintained.

The Station Stop of the Gary & Interurban is Just 2 Blocks from This Property A frequent Service is also maintained to Grasselli and East Chicago

But here's a little community information. One day last week one of our agents noticed that around the quitting hour each night many automobiles filled with men in their working clothes passed Hartman's Gardens on Kennedy Ave. So he decidedlo find out where they lived. The inquiry proved that they were employees of the Graver Tank Corporation, of East Chicago, and that these men lived in Scheerville more than seven miles away. Now, don't you think that if these men can drive a flivver more than fourteen miles a day to get to their work that you can live in Hartman's Gardens, which is only two blocks from a street car line, which

touches all of the big industrial communities of the Calumet istrict?

We have churches and schools in Hessville, too a new Christian church, built within the past sixty days, right on our property; another fine new brick church, 'the Evangelical Lutheran, just two blocks away. We also have one of the finest grade schools in Lake County, with twelve teachers employed. So wecan give you very near everything the city does, without the big costs that the citv charges.

Our Garden Sites average 100x135- Our price as low as $275.00 We charge no interest or taxes the first year. This is a mighty big item, too. Then we sell on easy terms of 10 per cent down and 3 per cent a month. This, big Sale will positively start next SATURDAY, MAY 1st, at 8 a.m., rain or shine Our agents are on the property every day. Come out and have a talk with them. Or phone our office and we will send an auto for you.

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OWNERS Office adjoining First Trust & Savings Bank Formerly Lake County Savings & Trust Company On Hohman, corner of State St. Phone 140 Hammond, Indiana

had v.- not had Frank Erne, who opened

j the f.rst bis French boxlnp arena n.nd French l"x!nvr know how tunny of our ,' w h created the first biif French lwxer. boxers "n e their f ucitpi to :hi! same

ronthioii. cr bad we not had a Ws'.iie YViUle. As a tnntter of fact, thr J

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1 not take h-5ons from this Inoim

How Is Your Weight?

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tills p I a C n . A tn'-etins: will be held this evening -f too S. loi.d I'.nard and the Comm' rein! ','iub to discuss and take final aotion on the p.-ho.-l titles! ion. Thi.f meetiriar was to have bor n h-!d M"p.day "Vr. i n lt . Toe I. Wh!t Club will mt th!o wi ok Thursday eveninsr with Mrs. II. Krand. A bazaar and dnni-" wa givrn last ovr-TilTn- nt tho Turkey "rei Jfa"! by tl.r n re-! ti o I'b.b.

Old Folks" Cougho I r-licvrvl promptly by Piso's. Stoji throat tickle: rrlievrs irritation. The remrd tested by moic thaa fifty years of use 13

" : ' : : 0 Oi ?d ii'l" T. hi'i 1.1" borri in p'-.r loaiiV; for t ' o loat w '. n t ' r fi'-O'i -jfrtr rfff. f r; ,.f Sri :t ' ; r r, 1 W 1? S taivTI to Yabn-ra No - v M".i--.. iH.'t w" !i Monday an'! pi?s'd a wnv last Friday. The funeral sr r ! w h-d 1 to.la v at the hunso of his m-aher in Ciiiouu.

Enough Nuts to Fed World. The nut frees of tho world, it Is cab cti'atod, could provide food nil Jtn year round for the populntion of the plobo. Krazil nu-s grow in p;ieh profusion that thousands- of tons of them are wasted every jear.

WE FURNISH YOUR HOME FOR LESS LET US PROVE IT

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