Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 19 June 1920 — Page 5

Juno If). 1920

THE TIMES

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PROGRESS III

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Hapid rrorress is beinK mai'l by the Beard of Religious Education of the Calumet district in the campaign for the extension of religious education. Mirvu-te men will speak in the. churches o? Hammond. Whiting. East hu-ag' and Indiana Harbor tomorrow explaining the flans to as many people a- possible. Kor the financial drive? the followisp committees have been appointed for the different ritief: Hammond W. C. Beiman. chairman J. O. Dickson, secretary. Irxiiana Harbor John R Farovtd. tntJrmm; Edward Rihl. secretary. East ChicaffA E. W. Wickey, chairman; Hans rtersn. secretary. J. C. Young ef Hammond is benera! chiirmm. I speaking of the movement today Mr. loans sa;d: "The effort -which is now being made in '.he various communities of the Calumf district to extend religious instruction is very significant. It is a religious movement of great importance. This attempt on the part of the churches to entend their influence and to make their ministry more effective is worthy of commendation. The movement, however, hu a. far wider significance than mere!y an extension of the influence of the churches. It is an educational movement of the highest importance. From the standpoint of education, it is rrobably the most significant movement since the educational revival of the second quarter of the nineteenth century. This being the oa.se. it shouid have the support of all the forces of the communities which are interested in the rrcper education of children and youth, r'ana are now under way for extending this work next year. Two schools were maintained during the last school year a' Indiana Harbor, and the results accomplished were far reaching in importance. The Board of Religious Education of the Calumet district purposes to extend this work to other communities next year. In this effort thev should receive the hearty support of all the comTc.un.ties. They are rendering a service ;i education, the value of which is incalculable. The people are not hesitat;rx to invest their money in civic, moral ard vocational education, and they are wise in maims these expenditures. Ail r these aims rf education, however, v-thout the religious element are defcwve. The plan is intended to introcuce this element and when this is done we shall have the most effective systems of education to be found anywhere in the country."

Personal and Social News

CXOSrWGr EIERntFA OF ItTHEHAJI SCHOOL Nine pupils of St. Taul's Lutheran school will receive diplomas at the closing exercises to be held at th church tomorrow night. Special s.13n.ficanee attaches to the graduation inasmuch as this will be the last class to graduate from the school at its present location. By the terms of sale entered into with the, officers of the Labor Temple Association the school building must be vacated by January 1st, 1921. The exercises tomorrow night mark h close of a successful year of school work. The school had an enrollment cf :ii during the school year. Three men and one lady are employed as teachers . Graduates of St. Taul's school, now in attendance at the Industrial High school, have received high credits in Their studies and have received commendation from their teachers for Their conduct. Mr. Monroe, superintendent of Hammond schools, has assured the school authorities of his in-t""-st and co-operation. The curriculum of the local school mhraiei all common school subject.--. In addition daily instruction in re'igi"i is given In all classes. A study "f ?he recitation plan for the 7th and 'h grade shows that 45 minutes per week are to religious, 325 mtnutes to '.inguasre. ISn to mathematics, alloted to history and geography. Si minutes each, physiology, art. and science? receive due consideration. The following pupils, having completed the eighth grade course, will receive diploma.--: Fdward Hestermann. Ervin Knt. ch, Carl NV,dow, William Washausen. Agnes Kiebel-k"r-i. Erm Martens. Pearl l.pnz, Ger trude Rosenwinkel. liomsc Spoerner. I The following program has been ar-r-.rged for tomorrow evening, beginr 1 rg at 7:30: Invocation . Hymn, congregation. Salutatory. Agnes Fiebelkorn. Song. "Praise God." pupils. Address Rev. H. Hic.ken, Kouts, Ind. Song. "Our Festal Day " pupils. ddress. Key. W. F. Lichtsinn. Class Prophecy, Louise Spoerner. Valedictory. Kdwari Hestermann. Distribution of Diplomas, c. W. Lmsenmann . Offeratory . Kenediction and Dosology. Xfrs. A. J. K. Hill and daughter, May. of San Antonio, Fla., are the c-uests of Mrs. J. K. Langton of 409 May st. Paul Harnett. F I. Barnett tirtay to pend son of Nfr.- and Mrs. left for Clinton, III., the summer with his grandmother, Mrs. Alice M Iinney, Mrn. F. B. Mrlllroy of 17 Hetroit -t entartained at an afternoon party today for her niece. Helen Kojgg . Mis Blanch Nickson. principal of 'he Wallace school, ha? purchased a lew motor car, and with her sister from Vancouver and ChicaffO. motored to their home in Missouri. Mrs. Warren and her frrandchildren. the Bohllngr childrn. leave today to peni the summer at the Kennedy Htel, Cedar Lake, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bohliny will spend the week-ends with them. Mrs. Fannie Tjouise Woods is leaving for Valparaiso to spend some time with her sister. Mrs. Kmma Allen of that city. After her visit at Valparaiso. Mrs. Woods will tzo to Blue field. West Virginia, to visit her son, Carrol Woods. Dorothy . rumpacker attended a luncheon party given by the M;sse

tjrtttin and Kathryn Harback at the faouth feiiuic Country Club yesterday, whi h was Riven lor Miss Virginia Jackson, liu V ul be a June bride. -- The Kn.ghts and 1-adies ot Security ar giving a "iiltlti dau e ami hard iiiiWtf pai'.y tonight al the K. ani L. of S. hall tonifihi. -- The .Marquette Club has discontinued its meeting tir the summer months. Miss Llai-ue Jii'iKckt- delightfully entertained the member of the Mgnia Theta tiamma club al liei' home on Thursday cvcniris . Mra. Robert Gillu will be h"io.vs to tin Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at a i'ii o'clock luncheon at tljr Country lluii on Tucfday oiiernoon . The Cl ie Department of the Hammond man s Club was most delight fully enurtanied last evening at the home of Mri. Kmma lnry, ll Ijogan t. Mrs. 1'feffer and Mrs. l-eary were hostesses to about fifty guests. The affair was in th nature of a farewell to Mrs. I'feffer who is leaving Hammond to accept a very responsible position in Chicago. Mrs. Ed. Simon and Mrs. Eel.; land T. Meyer were the winners in the contest game. A nicely arranged luiihe-u was served and the Mendamca Wilson and Simcn assisted 1:1 serving. Mrs. I'teffer and Mrs. J. M . Turner were presented with beautitul memorandum books as a small iLken of appreciation of their serv ice .

J. A. Dorscy. 1'rauk Dorsey. Howard Hiibrich and Joe Slierby have gone to! Dewey .Lake, Mich for a week-end fishing trip. - - Esther Alien and tun are for New York and later for Ohio, for the summer tnonms. if av ing Akron. The piano pupils of Gordon Campbell will be heard 111 recital 111 the Hammond Musical College recital hall this evtmcg. June 13th al eight o clock. The following will play: Esther Cooper, Violet Milne, Mary Kuch, lxlly brower, Katherine Kolb, Lillian Whitaker and Alice Oil. Mrs. J. Heinley ot Kscanaba, Mich, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cunningnam of Waltham si. Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham and family will return to Lscanaba witn Mrs. Heinley neil week to spend a few days. They wnl niKlur back. Derald Feltis try picasantly entertained sivvtal ot n.s tritndi al a r.artv at his home last evening. The tvtrans was spent wKu gaums and dancing and a nice luncheon was sted. Marion Cunning "am, Genc v 1: -ve Gauthier, Kathryn Huchcl. Marion McAleer, Mildred Whincry, Ful Smith, James i'lrle, Tom Haniinoiid, Deialu Ftllis and Donald Stewart. Misa Catherine icjcnfelt returned yesterday lroru St. Louis where she liiti been spending the lust tw j weeks as the guest of Mr. and Mre. LJ. Morse formerly of thu city. Margaret Jane aud Nancy Einabcth Hageaoru left today to spend si, weeks on a farm near knoi, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Merrill, and family, Mi. and Mrs. R M. Fierce and family, and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hurge wiil motor to Clear Lake, Mich, today where thy have taktn a cottage for a week . Miss Margaret P. Harper gan City, is a guest at thi her sister, W . N. Dauielson of Mich:home of Richard Wir.cklei, son of Mr. and Mrs, R . O. W inckiei of U Detroit st.. underwent a minor operation in which lie had his tonsils removed today. Hobart Hutchins of 11 Rimhach ave. will leave tomorrow night for Delhart, Texas, to be gone f"ur month3 with a surveying party from the Kl Paso division of the Rock Island road. The party consists of thirty and mostly eoilege men from different sections of the country. Mrs. Myrtel Pfeffer. who has resignhet position as Hammond s police woman, has accepted a position as a detective in one of Chicago's largest department stores. Mrs. Pfeffer will be greatly missed in Hammond, where she did splendid work, and will be gratefully remembered by many. Her place .is police matron will be difficult to refill Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harwood and family of West Ruth st . . have gone to Kngland t - spend'the summer months. They will visit relative and friend? in ri.ffeient parts of Kngland. Mrs. J. D. Smally of ?1 Detroit st . entertain the Rim bach ave. N'eigh borhood Club on Tuesday afternoon at her home. - - Mrs. .T. R "rtt of Highland st., very pleasantly entertained at a party yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Albert Towle. The afternoon was spent with games and music and a nicety arranged luncheon was served. Th CKriErtlan riends Cb.arc&. AS the H. hoo! house on Spruce St.. near Madison st. Ue. E. J. (iriffoth, factor, in nfi a. in.- Si;n.i.iv Svhool. T:jO p. m. iTraching Service. Trinity Enfllsh Xioxberam Church. 1 K. of Tempic, crncr Hohman and oK,len sts. ' H. Mackscn. Pastor. H Mason I'hone 144. 9:45 a m.in'.n a. m.7:0i p. m - 7:45 i. m.--Sunday School, -Mortiinir Service. -Men's Bib.'! I'iass. -Evening: VVorsh p. Americas Salvationists. U'5 W. State st.. West Hammond. Wm. l.utes. (ienerai Commander. Gospel serv ices vf ry Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday and Sunday evenings, at 7 . Ti p. m . The pubhc is cordially invited. rrtodns Evangelical Charch. Kev. Peter cil, pastor. 9:S0 a. m. Sunday School. 10. SO a. ui. Church" Service Divine Healing- Meeting's. Hold at our branch. 30S Truman ave.. every Sunday at 10 a. m. All free. AH welcome. First Church of The Nanreae. Corner '"alumt nd Michigan avea. A. M. Wells. Pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 a. nv Ministry of the Word. 10:15 a. m. Tonne Peoples mfteiinc, ?:4 rt. m. Children day proaram. 7:4S p. m. Mid-week praver meeting. ?!4 p. m. Wednesday niht.

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HEMSTITCHING The Strauhe Hemstitching Shop. For fine hemstitching, beading, band emproidery. buttons covered, pleating, fancy tt itching:, and designing call at Room 2, Straube bldg.. Hammond. First class work. Mrs. R. IJ. Clark. 6-1 SEWING MACHINES Have your sew ins ed hy Lake county's chine expert. '. C si . Telephone 1?? rushed free. maehiie repaironly sewing maMiller. 1 ?9 State estimates fur-H-ll TRKMKMtOI'fl nidlSK JtAl.K Tricollette. georgette, crepe, while organdie and voiles at Gertrude Stewart Milltneiy 63S'.j Hohman st . 6-18-19 SPKcTaL: Bis Dan- o at Unitv Hall. Saturday, Juno 19th, 1020. 19-1 BUTTON COVERING MrcMSTiTcniNc; iv ok nw I'leatiTg. braiding, sewing machines at bargjins: all kinds of repairs; all work guaranteed. Call at 51 State st. Just west of Hohman st. ' Phone 146llammcnd. Indiana. 6-3-1 Indies Athletic' I'nderwcar. coo! and comfortable. at Gertrude Millinery. 626 Hohman st . Stewart's -18- 19 Slop in and look over our complete Stock of LAD IKS HOME JDIT.NAL PATTKKXS . Get one of our Fashion Sheets. FRKK. A pinless and buttonless d.aper pattern to every mother calling at our shop. WESEH VI'. I.A-' DIFS SHOP. 6-l-t SMOCKS Just arrived, new line of Smocks Just the thing for outings and picnics. Gertrude Stewarts Millinery, tjf '-j Hohman st. C-1K-19 SPECIAL: Bip; i)anT at Unitv Hall. Saturdav, Juno 19th.' 1020. -19-1 O'chestra night. practice. ':46 P. m. Fiday Saturday Street meeting. S:00 night. p. m. We are giving our annual children's day program. Sunday, June the 13th, lij!. at 7:45 p. m. We urg i! our families W come, bring their childr-X and enjov this great annuai fens tigeiher. We aiso extend a cordial invitation to any and a'l who mav desire to attend the above services. rirrt M-hodlst Episcopal Church. T. J. Lassen, Pastor ! .00 a. m. --class meeting ?:';n a. m. Sunday s..hool and Bible classes. 10.45 a. m. Morning worf-hijv Chii-I dren's da v exercises ' p. "m. Bp worth '"ague Theme: 'Common Mistakes 111 Daily Living." i of pastor's sermon; "The )pportunity of the 2th Century Boy." T:0 p m Prayer n.eetmg. Theme. "Walking and Talii.ng. Salvation" Army. T6D Fast State st . Hedrgaard in charge. Sundav school at 1 :3 V. P. H. at 6 P. m. Salvation servie.e at Captain Samuel 0 p. m. S P m. Thursday, Sa'urfor the summer 1 Week day meeting i da;, night at p m These schedules arc months. rirst Presbytertin Church. Hohman and Highland sts. J. C. Parr'lt. Minister. Bib'e srlvol hi fl.Sn a. m I Morning worship at 11.00 a. m. Subject "i"iie Crown of Thorns.' Mrs. Franklin M-re will sing at 'his serv ice. Christian Kndeavor a' 5.30 p. m. F'ening service r 7:"'"i p. m. Sohjcci "Mirtiitatirns on Moving" The services will ail s'art by niv or ! day light saving time. Christian Chturch. Calumet and Summer street. C. M. Smjth.-on. Pastor. 3:",0 P.ible srhool. 10:45 Sermon and Communion. I forn:nir subieet "Who Will l"io for I'f .'" 6:45 Senior arid Intermedial e C. K. I 8.00 Evangelistic service of 'oni hour, i Subjf'ct '"!': e broi hers on the road to I hell." Rn.ptismal service The South Side bus leaves !5th and Madison at ?:15 The North Side bun will be on Sheffield 3:n0. Huehn. !t..O; Oak and Hoffman. 9:C0. Free rid to and from services. Eft. Paul's Litheras Churci. Clinton St. W. F. Lichtsinn. Pastor. D:30 FngliFh serv ice wuh eor.firma-j tion of a cia-s of children arid adults. sermon ry in pas'or on Fvevc la t ion 3. 11. T.:il -Closing ex-rcises of school. Addresses b- l-ie. Kouis. Ind . and thepastoi. the school children '"hu rrh H icken. TI Smairg i St. Paul's Episcopal Churcli. n-mbach ave. and Ann 3t Iv, W. J. Hawthorn. Uv-tor. Iloiy communion -S :0i n. m. Sunda v school ?:.;o a m. Morning prayer and sermon n:5 a. m. Evening prayer at 7:?,0. Centenary M. E. Clmrcb. Moved to Weil huild.np ".o;tlin St. Warren C. Henslee, Psiir. Sundav s..hool f 4. a. m. Elpworth Irapue 7 p. rn. r:fning service p. m. Tlrtx BapUst Church. 207-213 Sibley st. n D. Iicklider. Pastor. 10 a m. Brief sii-n of Sunday school followed by children's day ciif rcises. Mothers viuh bahies ho are members of the cradle roil re requested lo ho present. B. T. P. N7:lo p. m Kir-nin worship -n ftft p. rn Them.- "Thf ('luld in the Midst." , . . ,. c , ,, , . Sibley .Si. Un. Car! Schaeffer, I'astor. Phone 115W. 0 in s ini:i - si ho.-! AN ENEMY TO i CONSTIPATION i Cottstipation and bowel trosUa ean 't be heiped by strong drug. The stomach and bowels need vegetable remedy lika Ir. Edwardi .Da.adlioa Pills to help them produce a natural, easy movement. Dr. Edwards' Dandelion Pi!U eontain no Calomel or injurious drugs. They ar purely vegetable and teach tn bowels to act without pbysie. They art on the liver, increase the flow of bile; this, la turn, digesting the food and moving the bowels in a perfectly natural manner. Get a box today, and it ' goodbye constipation, asd ail atomach'and livor trouble. Tor sale by ail Druggists.

No pr'aehins -imts as the pastor is attenaiiin oiii'et r n-e at it -nice. 111. rirat Church of Christ, Scientist. 71(1 b. Hii'liman SI. Mornini; serv n-e nl lfl-4A. S'in'iay school sU 12 oVlock. Uedntsflav evinung trstini.inial meeting at S .1 'clock. A tree reading room, is open 'i.nlv exv I T Suni'Ia. Ir.'inJ ti. a p. m . and on Tuesday hiiiI Friday evenings from 7 :;n to :. The public is cordially welcome to a!i services and to viii ihe reading room. Monroe Street MetUo&lct Episcopal. K- v. Donald V;ine. Riddle, Pastor. Th'i regular Sunday morning service v 11' t.c favored by specinl music by Miss Margu.riii St ra It mi .if iagow.' Mont . 'Ilo' pa!or will d. liver tlu-secoiid of i Linh.v morning -rrir. on l'hv so-anal . -sis If von re interested in gi'md music

nnu tip-to-nai.- ringion attend that lc ;it II jock. scrv. CARD OF THANKS CARD OP THANKS J We wish t-. (xiVis our thanks to " - .. vt,..r., Ulil'ill, .-0. 11, haihtr Wrhrhan of South "hic.;igo. for their kindness and smi.;uhy shown during the illness and leaih of o,ir blov-d hushnnd and laiher. al?o fur ihe beautiful floral off rings. Mrs. Wilheinia F.ehrens and children. 6-13-1 CAJU) Or THAN13 tt wish to thank our friends. n igh"ur kjnd -Trlends nd neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown us during the so kne.s and death of our beioifd mother, also for the beautiful fie. rnl offerings, and Rev. Licklider for Ins consoling word.-1. Mr. and Mr. Jones. Arthur. Mamie Hurry and Walter 'eith. e-13-1 AIXMOJLLAJI In memory of our beloved mother who rass.,1 awuy a y.-ar ago today. June 20, l?l:l. Mrs. Margarite Haberniann The yesr we never w ill forget were i he one all loied was cald away. Ord bad '-ailed her hmv.e because it w a. his will, but in our hearts she's with us t-l.ll. our mother bade no on,, H ast farewell, she said g .od bye - rom her loving In art had eased t" be;it an,i before we knew it, she had passed away, she is rone, bin not forgotten, her memory will never fad from us. lov.ng hearts si. all always linger around the grave where she u-as iaJ, .0 r,Ef ,1(..ar mlhtr until we meet again. Lov ing children. Mrs. Lent K.th;. sisters and brothers. S-19-1 WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED IN WAR ESSAY CONTEST INDIANAPOLIS. J.ne ;j. The results of the War Ks'y contest conducted under the dirrrtmn of the Indiana H:stori'-a'. t'oromiJiim. with the co-operation of the State S11 peri ntendInstruction, wore a n -The first prize wh.ch n ou r ..ed fda v I Delay WILL aHappen Make Them Short V e try to provide our customed against trouble by giving; them the best equipment in the first place. But we always adviss that they go prepare-d against !c!y we urge the "stitch U tL-ne." Gi us five minutea some day nd Jet us fit you out with a upply of Firestone Accessories, This small investment assures you of being able to take care of your tires c i the road promptly, efficiently and with little trouble. Aak us ibout Chejn E. N. Bunnell 504-508 Hr.h man St.. Hammond. Phones: 650651- 592. 4814 Forsvthe Ave.. East Chicago. Phone 947. Fifth Ave. at Massachusetts St.. Gary. Phone 1470. V -iT e- T WOMEN NEED NOT STAND IT Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Surely Removes Suffering and Pain. Here is Proof. St. Fan!. Neb. "I suffered with periodical pain for about four years so wrrr that I was unable to do my work at times. A friend told I 'mf-i me about Lvdia EL I't'i- .. V.: - T r;l.i ' XT Pinkham's Veee table Compound and I took it. It soon stopped all my suffering; so that I am now feeling fine in every way. i recommend your medicine to my friends who have similar wmm troubles. You may publish this letter for the benefit of other women, ' 'Mrs. Wiix Thomas, St. Paul, Neb. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, and today holds the record of being the most successful remedy for female iiy we know of, and thousands of voluntary testimonials on tile in the Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Uass., seem to prove this fact. For forty year it has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has restored the health of thousands of women who now are free from suffering by its use.

amounted to fifty dular,, w at awarded to raiey Byram, of the Technical High Kcnool, Indianapolis, for her esiny on What Our Commuity Needs an Shown by the War. The second prize of forty dollars was awarded to Mildred Grace Hi-,!, ef the I'nion CMy High School, for her essay on The Soldiers' Entertainment in TTnion City Third place, a thirty dollar priie, was awarded to Phillips Iehman of Warsaw H.gh School for liis paper on How the War has Affected our Community. Fourth place, a prite of $2" was awarded to Walter .1. B. Bowse, of the Central High -School, Evansville, for his paper on What We Did for Our Returned Service Men. The. fifth prite of ten dollars wa awarded to Kemp Moore of the Wiley High School, Terie Haute, en Indiana's Memorial to the Soldiers of the Great War. rver two hundred essays were submitted.

GARY BOYS GO TO TRAINING CAMPS Gary residents who happened to be present at the Michigan Central depot in Gary, yesterday noon, recalled the days of the world's war. when various groups of the pity's war heroes left for their training s hoo.s fnd camps . Amid the cheers of relatives and friends eleven Gary high school student, selected by the government as fit for the bix week's course in the officer's reserve training school, boarded the 1 3 SO Michigan Central train for 'nmp Custer Mich., where they will enjoy the next month and on--ha!f 111 learning something of actual army life. The eleven fctudents selected are; George Stab. Donald Dyckman, Paul Mat.n. Donald He x h wo. -d. Carl Altenhoff, Rolland Rohley, Sam Tubin, M Brewer, C. Duratruloan and Joseph L. Laube. ANOTHER BANK TO FOLLOW SUIT When the directors of the Gary National Bank announced this week that their employes were to share in a profit sharing pian and that on the first cf July employes from the bank president to the porter would receive dividend checks amounting to 14 per nt of their annual j-alary. other bank employes opened th"ir eyes with envy. Lut yesterday the dlre-ctors of the Gary Trust and Savings Bank came out with the announcement that they wouid ais follow th same plan but instead of giving a U per cent divid'nd. they went the First National one better, when the employes of tne hank received the information that they wouid receive 16 per cent. Are you reading Thf- Times 7 BETTER DEAD Life is a burden when thm Virvrlw ! is racked with pain. Everything j worries and the victim becomes : despondent and downhearted. To j bring back the sunshine take ( COLD MEDAL I The neuonal remedy ef Holland for ertf i 200 years; it is an enemy of all pains r ; caltir.g from kidney, liver and uric acid I troubles. All druggists, three sixes. ! LmIc far tk uat CU HmJml M mwmry Ut ad ttut a wiiilm

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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY aroTiCE I will n"t be responsible for debts contracted by anyone but myself afttr this date.. GEORGE CO TEE. 6-19-3 Main Hotel.

NOTICE On and ater this date I will not b responsible for any u fctn contracted by my wife. WILLIAM PKTERS, 25 Truman Ave. 61'" Hammond, Ind KOTICB After this date I will ni be responsible for debts contracted ly any one but myself. FRED DKLWANZ. Hoffman StrTt. fi"1-'"3 Himmond, Ind. WATEU-Hounf keeping rv an old lady in widower home, with small family. S3 Rus.'ell St. Himmond. 6-!?-l VOR l.K.VT 3 iiirply f-jrnished roorn, and b.-uh for light house keeping. 4'r wcritworth Ave. West Hammond. . 6 19-1 W A X T I-: h-Knu n d r v ready for work". Works. he! per?. .Hammond Come Brass 6-19-2 OWN A HOME 4 rof.m rottape. Todd ave.. 1arp a'tir ru. basement, furnace hea. nearlv new ind in trood condition. I'riee $" "f" awsv below cost of produrtien $;nn nr, via.- ti and batance like rent ."-. . u.i iMMmoni. J'riee for n u it- k --. a,vv. cash, t.alan r monthfi rooms and bath, eement block house, ner in?0, av,cnu"' sU- heat, larsc corI at S4.oOO.00. We can arrange terms """"Hi nome. Bannt Av rooms and bath, best i' mrse he eity, beautiful crnunri c ,X ' JeaSt front- newly panted and decorated first cas8 ,.f,ndit'ion , every way. A home you would be proud to own Worth $i.roo more than we ? , ' owner leaving: town take $S.00O.0. Good term?. Will Smith, Hamilton Company v 'ikMlf SS. Phone E. C. 122 Hammond Auto Sheet Metal Works 690 Hohman Street Phone 3032 For Auto Radiator Work j tt'e havp th? largest and best shop! for tee repairing of Radiators. Fend ! ers. Hoodr, Taaks aad Lamps. Wei albO makp new radiarors and replace nw cor?s into any make, of radiiior. I We guarantee ill of our wck. ! I

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Professional Sanctioned Auto Races 8 BIG EVENTS UORLD'S GREATEST DRIVERS 8 Added Ereat Original AUTO POLO TEAMS World's Most Sensational Sport Lake County Fair Grounds CROWN POINT Auspices American Legion Sunday, June 20th 2:30 P. M. ADMISSION $1.00 sap THE JOY LO Restaurant and Chop Suey A restaurant of better eervice, where quality refinement and economy meet. The Coolest Place in Town The Joy Lo 100 STATE ST., HAMMOND Phone 3307 Bank

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