Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 16 July 1920 — Page 12

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Legal Notices TO MATHIAS R. REVESZ. LAURA REVESZ A'D EMIL. SAL.ZER: Tou and each of you are hereby notified that Gary Land Company, a' corporation, organized and existing under Jid by virtue of the laws of the State of Indiana, has elected to forfeit and determine those certain contracts more specifically described telow for the purchase by you from said Gary Land Company of certain lots in the City of Gary, Indiana. Tou are further notified that, pursuant to the conditions contained In said contracts of purchase, the Gary Land Company has " elected to retain any and U payments made on said contracts together with any interest which you may have in the improvements on any of the said lots as and for its liquidated damages for the breach of Bald several contracts by you. The following Is a list of the contracts ' above Teferrd to the lots and Mocks, with the exception of the last two. ail beingr in Gary Land Company's l?t subdivision in the City of Gary. Lake County, Indiana: rate of Contract: Lot Block Oct. 3. 1317 Lot 8 Block 1? Oct. 3, 1917 Lot 23 Block IT Oct. 3. 1917 Lot 22 Block 17 Oct. 3. 1917 Lot 21 Block 17 Oct, 3. 1917 Lot 21 1 Block 17 Oct. 8. 1917 Lot 19 Block 17 Oct. 3. 1917 Lot 9 Block IS Oct. 3. 1917 Lot ID Block 18 Oct. S. 1917 LTt It Block 13 Oct. 3. 1917 Lot 12 Block IS Oct. 3, 1917 Lot 13 Block 1 Oct. 3 1917 Lot 3 4 Block IS Feb. 24.1919 Lot 36 Block 10 S Feb. 26,1919 Lot 37 Block 1"S Feb. 26.1919 Lot SS Block ins liar. 3. 1919 Lot 13 Block 10S Mar. 3. 1919 Lot 15 Block 105 Mar. 3. 1919 Lot 14 Block in? Mar. 7. 1919 Lot 13 Block 107 Mar. 7. 1919 Lot 14 Block 107 June 3. 1919 Lot 20 Block 90 June 3, 1919 Lot 13 Block 90 June 3. 1919 Lot 14 Block 90 June 3. 1919 Lot 15 Block 90 June 3. 1919 Lot 18 Block 90 June 3, 1919 Lot 17 Block 90 June 3. 1919 Lot IS Block 90 JuneS. 1919 Lot 19 Block 90 June 3, 1919 Lot 31 Block 91 June 3. 1919 Lot 32 Block 91 June 3. 1919 Lot 33 Block 91 June's. 1919 Lot 3S Block 91 June 3. 1919 Lot 39 Block 91 June 3. 1919 Lot 40 Block 91 June 3.1919 Lot 41 Block 91 Oct. 22. 1918 Lot 34 and S. 23.4 feet cf Lot 33. Block 107. Feb. 17. 1919 Lot 40. Block 107. Feb. 17. 1919 Lots 34 and 35. Block 105. Auj. 7, 1917 Lot 12. Block 3. Gary Land Co.'s 7th Subdivision. Oct. 6, 1916 Lots 1, 2 and 3. Block 9. Gary Land Co. 'a 2nd Subdivision. Iated at Gary, Indiana, this 8th day of July. 1920. GARY LAXD COM PANT. " By H. S. NORTON. Property Apc-nt. r 7J3 Ordinance No. 1609. AN ORDINANCE FOR REGULATING THE CAPACITY AND DIMENSIONS OF MOTOR TRUCKS USING THE PUBLIC HIGHWAYS WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY

OF HAMMOND. INDIANA.

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON

COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA: Section 1. That It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation, to operate or to cause or permit of his or Its agents or employees, to operate any motor truck on any pavement in the public streets or alloys of the City of Hammond. Indiana, contrary to the provisions of this ordinance, nor unless

the same shall comply in all respects, j as to equipment, size, weight, width of tires, weight of load1, and all other mat- j ters herein set forth, with, the require- j ments cf this ordinance- j Section 2. For the purpose of this j ordinance a motor truck shall be defined as a self propelled vehicle commonly :

used for commercial purposes, carrying Its ltoad as a single unit, with non-detachable propelling power. equipped with tires cf rubber or some material of equal resiliency. Section 3. All motor trucks operating on the pavements in euoh streets or alleya shall have tires of rubber or Bome material of equal resiliency and of a width as hereinafter, provided.

Section 4. No motor truck shall be j o loaded or operated that the total I weight of the portion of the vehicle and load combined resting upon any wheel of j ssme shall exceed eight hundred (800) pounds for each Inch of width of tire j upon such vehicle, and no such vehicle j shall carry aload of such weight that the maximum gross weight of vehicle ; and load combined shall exceed twentyeight thousand pounds, nor shall such j load be so carried that the maxixum ! gross of weight of vehicle and load combined upon any axle of same. PRO-1 VIDED, that in special cases vehicles whose weight Including loads, exceed

those herein prescribed may be operated under special permits granted as hereinafter provided. Section 6. No motor truck shall be

operated on the streets or alleys of said city when the overall dimensions ! exceed one hundred and two inches in j width or forty feet in length. tion 6. It shall be unlawful for J njiy motor truck to tow any other ve- ! hide unless such vehicle Is accidentally j disabled, and in such case the conrection between such motor truck and such vehicle shall not exceed sixteen j feet in length, provided, tht a special permit for such towing may be granted i as hereinafter provided. ! Section 7. The special permit re- j quired by Section 4 and 5 of this ordin- j ance for the operation cf a motor truck ' w hose size or weight with load exceeds j the limits prescribed in this ordinance or for towing as in this ordinance pro- 1 vtded, shall be in writing and he issued by the controller of said city. Such permit may bo Issued for a single trip nr for a definite period not beyond the ealender year in which the same is i?-

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exceeding One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) for each offense, and whenever any motor truck shall be operated contrary to the provisions of this ordinance, such unlawful operation shall be deemed a distinct and separate offense on each day that it is continued. Section 9. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after it3 passage and legal publication. DANIEL BROWN. Attest: Major. WILLIAM C. ROSE. City rierk. Passed by the Common Couneil of the City of Hammond, Indiana, on the 6th day of July, l?;i and presented to th Mayor for his approval or rejection and

approved by, the iiayor oa the 7th da.y cf July, 1S20. WILLIAM C. ROSE. City Clerk. 7-9-

NOT1CE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WLADTSLAWA REMISZEWSKI. DECEASED. NO. 227S. Noticft is hereby given that the undersigned has . been appointed Administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate Is supposed to be f olvent. East Chicago State Bank, Administrator. Dated June 3". 1920. 7-2-9-16

The Black-Cap. The black-cap. one of tha songsters of England, slnjs a aweet. full, clear hnt short strain, and expresses a great variety of tones, surpassed only by the nightingale. Black-caps are most frequently found In orchards and gardens. '

Boring A an Angle. For boring a ho at an angle a new hand drill Is fitted with a protractor and level by means of which the Implement may be held at any desired angle and the hole bored accurately.

Peculiar Armenian Custom. American divorces might be decreased by the introduction of an old Armenian custom which forbids a bride to speak to any man other than her husband for seven years, suggesta a near East relief worker, writing from Erlvan, Armenia. World Outlook.

Orientals Can Resist Great Heat Orientals seem to be immune to tha fierce heat of the fireroom on 'ocean steamers and can endure for a great 'ongth of time temperatures that would peed!ly prostrate white men.

The scene from the rear of the Hardirig home at Marion is strikingly beautiful. The lawn, front and back, is densely .-shaded, and crimson ramblers in full bloom add a vivid touch to the pervading green of grass, shrubbery and trees. Hrs. Harding is caught in the act of pinning a rose on the lapel of the senator. Father Harding completes the group. At the top is a sketch of the old house that stands on the spot where thf Rfni'M'""" ..;t - tr;-... T-r;nn countv. O.

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Cleanliness and economy of Studebaker cars have been obtained by designing meters, transmissions and rear axles to eliminate all oil leakage a feature e::pereinccd motorists will appreciate. Carburction has been carefully studied on the Studfbaker cars. As a result of exhaustive laboratory and road tests points in the carburetor and the "hotspot" manifold desin have been dter mined to insure high efficiency with low grade fuel. Studebaker motors are designed and built with demountable heads. Their thoroughly perfected combustion chambers result in great power and unusual economy of operation.

Mens Work Pants .... $1.98

UNDERWEAR B. V. D. style and full length, light weight, rib- . QO. bed, as low as . . . .

P. J. BauweiVs Auto Sales 645 Hohnian Street, Hammond. Tel. 247. Distributor for Hammond. Whiting, East Chicago and Indiana Harbor.

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SILK SOCKS Black and colors, very specially priced, at WASH TIES

shades, very specially priced.

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SPORT SHIRTS

$1.49

All colors, all sizes, up from.

Boys from 89c

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STRAW HATS Priced as low

Fine assortment of stripes. Regular $3.00. AO

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2 pairs, 79c

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Fibre Silk Shirts Pure Silk down to

It will pay yo:j to look over cm line cf Silk Shirts. You wil! find a wor.dstfu! assortment at prices far below their value.

Light Sheppard Check Caps, very specially priced, at SHOES

White Canvas Oxfords, specially priced, 31 98

Tan Duck Oxfords, specially priced, at Men's Lounger Oxford, heavy rubber soles and heels, at Boys' Tennis Oxfords, placed on sale, at r Boys' Tennis Shoes, a good value, at

Boys' "Rattlers" Shoes, brown and white with rubber trim

ming, extra heavy soles and heels, at Men's Shoes, a good value, very specially priced, at Men's Sandels, very' specially priced, at

TIES

Regular $1.50 Ties, good quality, specially priced,

BATHING SUITS and Boys', assorted

$1 .25 Wool," $3.95

BATH TOWELS Large Bath Towels to take along with you 59 c "4 39c

..$5.95 Shirts. $14.25 $7.95

$2.35

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TROUSERS Palm Beach Trousers for this

$2.45

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Trousers to match up that odd coat. You will find the largest assortment of Trousers to choose from. All colors, including Lvowns and greens.

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WE CAN SELL FOR LESS BECAU5E-0UR EXPENSES ARE LOW. For those who don't know from past experience we'll say that here is your real bargain store not a fancy store, no high priced fixtures or big rent. . With the overhead expense so low we can afford to sell for less than other stores with big running expenses. Get your share of these wonderful special listed below. Every article in the store at bargain prices.

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Triple Cities, Friday, July 16, 1920

Price, Attention

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Gigantic Preparations are About Complete for Our

AUGUST FURNITURE SALE

which will ftart eleven days in advance on account cf many people going on thei vacation in August. No one can afford to miss it an$ we are therefore launching this greatest Furnitoe event ever held in Lak e County in time for everyone to attend.

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closely for further particulars of this great sale. Don't make any dat es that you cannot cancel when you see our final announcement. More to say tomorrow.

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