Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 83, Hammond, Lake County, 24 September 1920 — Page 12

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SEPTEMBER 23. 1920. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Xotii-o is hereby gien by tbe ;i r-1 of Public Works or the City of Hammond. I.tdiatia, that it ; i!e:;irod and deemed in-.'i'fusij'. lo improve. Indiana Avenue, .Section 1, from west lino Kent Street iu Toll street, In the City of Hammond, Indiaim, by const ruct in therein between said t rinn.il i.oluts B rU'teen inch Jou'oli' .tront,-h vitrified socket p'.;m; s'wr i:h I manhulcs and 44 six-inch house nralns 23 tevt Ions, ns anthoriz-d by lmpn cmoni Kc"i.lition No. Sl adopted by sfiid Hoard on I ho 2 2nd day of Sit'-inbor, P.'-O. A.I done i'l 'ho i :.iK'. cf ;:.i.d above de.uot iho.t public ''i -rovfi'iMit 'h ill bo in ii' oc: (iai.co with the ttrras and conditions of tho Impruvedicnt Resolution Xo. MS ud.'pt' d by tin' Jiosrd of i'uhii'' ..! on the nbuvo nnmed date, and tl'.o i!oi;i.l..,i JriMiiiiis, plans, proPies Mid .'-oecitlcations whii.li aro now on lib ti :u ni.iy lo Fn ! in l!io ofiio-. of said Hoard of i'u'oiio Works of tho City of Inn. m 'lid. r.di:ni:i. Tl..' Ii.'ard of l'ub'.l.; Work.s iris f.xod Hi.' Sth day of Octol-r. 1!:-'J, a", two o'clock V. m. as a !nt" for tho hearing of n'l person ir.fcrostod or ' hoso pr.'P-Tty ulf. otcd by iml ov.-r.i.'nt. and ui.i doojo n iiolhcr tiio i"-n!i.s t'nat w ill Accrue to tho pt . ; , t t y abuiuiu;' ai'd adj:ic nt to tho proposi d imp'ovomi-iit !Ut to said City wilt equal t..' ir rvi..('.l tho oslimrttod ro?t of

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If you are interested in a Camera, we shall be pleased to show you the different styles and explain them to you. Drop in and a?k for a catalog on cameras. FILMS AND SUPPLIES Do you always get good fresh films? Poor pictures are often caused by old films. Try a roll of our Ansco Spcedex or Eastman Films next time. FILMS PRINTED AND DEVELOPED IN 24 HOURS 'The quality of our amateur work has never been questioned. We maintain a 24-hour service and finish all pictures in the glossy surface. Try one of our enlargements. J. W. Millikan Sporting Goods Shop 159 State St. Hammond

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David K. Ejre. 71. Evroe cf M -r.tr?nl is

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r, ths :t"u't cf a kind act 'ncrforTnd thirteen vats ftgo. By in'., then David S. Kid.l. induceri a beau-tif-al ziri '-ho hnd gone xvror.j in Chicago to roform ar.i return ron-.t." She was the dauchw of Vr f 1 K'Ti:"' ".vho. t.' shw hi;? sovr'v.. :. Ud.i - charr-Jr-I . rrrr e anl become tbe tlcter tyrr.c's h ,'.r.

SKfTMMIlEIJ C2, l'.'-O. Ti WHOM IT HA Y COXCKHX: X'otk-H is Ueroby riven by the Hoard of I'ubiio Works or tho City of Hammond, Indiana, that jt is drplred and Jociod necessary to, lmprovn Truman Avenue Section 1, from Wept Kent St rot to Tell Stro-t. in th City of

Hammond, Indiana. by cun'srurhr.K

iiiereJrj lietTrcen paid terminal points

.a Iirtecti Jnca ooubio sir Mir: n uriiir.i socket fito wr wi'h 4 nia iilndos, and!., it clx-i:i 'h fcoue drains, IT. t ct lonw. i

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J.nd to aid ?it y will b ojual to r exceed tiio ctlnmtod coKt of tho proposed improvement. s estimated by tho l.'lty Civil Engineer. A. J. SWAN SOX, .IACOH WIKEK. F. C. DIETRICH. WJt.I.tAU C. ROSE, City CIoiX. 9-24-1U-1-8

in the City, of Hammond. Indiana, by Hammond, Indiana. The Board of Public construetinff therein hetweou sutd ter. I Vorks hus fixed th Sth day of October,

initial points a cement sidewalk five, feet wide flva lrwneH In depth as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. 823. adopted by said Hoard on the 2"nd day of September, 11)20. AH work done- in the making: of said above described public Im pro v em on t fdiall be in accordance .with the terj s and conditions of the Improvement Resolution No. iZ0, adopted by the Hoard of Public Works on tbe above nnm-nl date, and tbe detailed drawing-, plans, protiles and specifications which are now on file end may be seen in the office of said lionrd 6f Public Works of the Citv of

at two o clock p. in. as a- date for the hearing of all persons interested or whoso property is affected by said improvement, and will decide whether th benetlta that will accrije to the propertv abutting and adjacent to the proposed improvement and to &aid City wdil be equal to or exceed the estimated cost of th3 propos.-d Improvement as estimated by t!it City Civil Engineer. A. S. SW ANSON, IACOH WIKER. V. C. DIETRICH. Board of Public Works

ROSE, City Clerk. 3-24-iO-l-S

WILLIAM C.

JL. WEIL

Saturday September 25th Specials

PHONE 118 HAMMOND

123 GOSTLIN STREET

above described public improvement s-hali be in accordance with the terms ,ri.l conditions of the Improvement Reslotion No. M.9 adopted by tbe Hoard of Public Works on the tibove mimed date, and tin- detailed drawings, plans, pro-

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!; Ivarl' 1 f all persotis interesitd or v Ii pr.o"rty is aifei teil by said imirovenieni, nnd will decide whether the " :iifis that will accrue to (ho property

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ard conditions of tbe Improvement Res- 1;1!prov(.mf n( n,u) to sa(J C1?v wUI bt; ciution Xo. 7 adopted bv tho Hoard 01 oq,ia lo f,r oxco,,, ,he cst 1I!13t0(i r,)C, of Public Worka on-the obove named lat. J !hft ,.,,.,,,5 ,,,. rilvmtlt as PS,lmate.l and th tailed drawing plr.r.s. pro-f , . .,)( c,ty Civi, EnBnM.r. files n.n.1 specillCAtlons which are now on I at ctcj venv

.IACOH WIKER. S. C. DIETRICH, Hosrd (;' Public Works

WH.t.IAM C. ROSE, City Clerk.

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and maybe eeen in the office of Hoard of .PuMic Work:-, of the Ci' Hammond, Indiana. The Horird of P

Works has J'.xed the Sth day

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the liearin? of all persons interested or whose property is affected "bv said tm- j rrovniri'., end will decide whether the

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abnttir.r tind ttdjectr.t to the pro; os iniprovf mcnt'enl to paid 'it y wi 'l e puil to or exceed the rs! (mated cvst ti.o provose.l improv--: .etit as f-stiiuat

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TO WHOM IT !.. ; CONCKRN-. Notice is hereby Kiven by the Hoard of Public Works or the City en Hammond, Indiana, th.it it is desired and deem -id necessary to, improve Trunin n Aven.ie from Kent Street to Tell Street in the City of Hammond. Indiana, by constructing1 'herein betweoi said terminal n cement sidewalk five feet wide !lve inhea in depth as autliorlze'l by Improvement Resolution No. VJl. adopted by said on the 22nd day of S'-; m mbet . 1320. Ai! wort; dope in the makinc of ai.l above described pt.Mio improvement shall lie in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Improvement Resolution No. 82t adopted bv the Heard of Public Works on the nhov named date, and the. ib-tnib-d drawings, plans. proilh-H and f-pecilicatlons wiiich are row on file end may be seen in the ofiiee of said Hoard of Public Work.s of the City of Hammond. Indiana. The Hoard of Public Works has fixed the Sth day of Oetober, 1120. at two o'clock p. m., as a date for the hearing of all norsons interested or w hoe property is affected by said improvement, and will decide, whether th benefits thit will vw to th property flh'i'.iini? and ijoent to rlie r-ropoerl jmpi-o vemcr.t

DT'PA RTMENT OK I-HKJ.IC WORKS. OFFICE OK THE HOARD OF PURER' WORKS, HAMMOND, INDIANA, SEPTEMBER 22. ltflt,. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Xotice is horcby given by tho Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond, Indiana, that It is desired and deemed necessary to, improve Michigan Avenue, Section D, from west line K-nt Street t Tell Street in the City of Hammond, Indiana, by constructing therein between said terminal points a fifteen imh double, strength vitrified noeUet pipe sewer with 1 manholes a,nd 14 six inch house drains, 25 feet lon as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. ilj, ndopl -d by said Hoard on the 22nd day of September. 1 f 2 0 . All work done in the making1 of said above described public improvement shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Improvement Resolution No. S16 adopted by the Hoard of Public Works on tbe above named date, and the detailed drawings, plans, profiles and specifications winch are now on file, and may be seen in the office of said Hoard of Public Works of the City of Hammond. Indiana. The Hoard of Public Works has fixed the Hh day of October, H'2 0, nt two o'clock p. m. as a date for f- o bearing of .-111 persons interested or w hos propertv i affected be said im-

1 provement, nnd will dec.do whether the jbtriOi's that will ncrrue to 'he property 1 obuttiriK and adjacent to thn proposed

. loMiovemeni and to said city will be r- , . , . , , i T I O f r r 11 - -

lenunl to or exceed the estimated cost of banned lOm, gOOCl I?C; 1 enaer DOlling Deer, JD C.OZ

l.'v tb7PcTv Tv,FTn,,.eraS "9UmAU"x Pet 14c Per doz $1.65jOscar Mayer Brisket Bacon. .29c ' V a! 'j. swanson. (Fine California Soft Shelled Eng- j Faricy Brick Cheese, lb 32c

hsh Walnuts, lb 40c 'Best Bulk Butter, lb D 1 C " ooir I r ri 1 n

1 1 icbcrves, iu oz. lar jjc rresft Lear Lard, lb

Palmolive Soap, 6 for 49c Best Summer Sausage, lb. . Olivilo Soap, 3 for 25c Good Luck Oleo, 2 lbs Amber Laundry Soap, 5 for. . 27c Morris Supreme Butter, in Swift's Pride Washing Powder, pkgs., per pkg 4 for 15c j Lard, pure rendered, 2 lbs.

Weil, the North Side grocer who advertises, delivers to ail parts of the city and gives S. 8c H. Trading Stamps

JACOB WIKER. 1'. C. DIETRICH. H'.ard or Poblie Works WILLIAM C. ROSE, City CJerk. 9-24-10-1-8

j HEP RTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. HAMMOND. INDIANA, SEPTEMBER 22. POi. TO WHOM. IT MAT CONCERN: Notice is hereby (,-iven by the Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond. Indiana, that it is desired and d.erned necessary o improve Indiana Avenue from Kent Street to Tell Street

GROCEPvIES MEATS SUGAR 1 n jBeef Pot Roast, tender. .18c-22c Per lb IOC j Sirloin Steak, nice, lb 33c Club House Corn Flakes, pkg . 1 lc j Fancy Veal Breast, wtih pocket. Armour's Oats, pkg 12x2Cj per lb. 22c Peaberry Coffee, lb 28c ! r i r . v i c. il on r i ii r a n i An ' tresh Cut ea Stew, lb 20c Club House Coffee, lb. pkg.. 49c ! ' L (Thp iVst tKprf i jrancy Veal Shoulder Roast. .2dc

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DEPAtTTMTTNT OP TOUC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. 1L.UIMOND. INDIANA, SEPTEMBER 22. 1520. TO WHOM IT ilAT CONCERN : No-ice 1? ft.-r.-by given the Rord of P-if lio Works of the CRy of liammonc, Indiana, that It Is desired and deemed r.css.iry to, in-.prove South Silo Mlchipan. A vrn-ifs from. Kmt Street to Tell ?'r.-'t in the City of Hammond, Indiana, by c- r.-r-ictint? therein, between said t'Tii::!-.?l points a cement sidewalk five fort v ill-. f;ve Inches In depth as rutle :ir..;(i by Itnprovernert Resolution Nx ?5". ftfioj.'.'-i by said Board on tha

1 22nd day of September. 3D20.

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Uprisht Piano ... $165 Upright Piano ... 210 Upright Piano ... 85 Upright Piano .... 125 Upright Piano .... 280

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FOR QUANTITY AND QUALITY FOR YOUR MONEY, NOTICE THE FOLLOWING FOR

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FORK FRESH PICNIC HAMS 25c PORK STEAK 30c FRESH PORK SAUSAGE 20c FRESH SLICED LIVER $c

BEEF . CHOICE CHUCK ROAST 14c BOILING BEEF 9c BEEF TENDERLOIN 2Sc SIRLOIN STEAK 25c VEAL BONELESS VEAL ROAST 28c SHOULDER VEAL ROAST 24c

1 VEAL STEW 18c

VEAL STEAK v...35c AMERICAN. BRICK OR LIMBURGER

CHEESE, per lb. 32c PEANUT BUTTER 2 lbs. for 35c

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From our line of new Autumn Suits we have arranged a wonderful lot of specials for Saturday. These Suits are not ordinary ready-made clothes they represent the finest tailoring American genius can produce. We guarantee them to he "above par" and men who demand a quick try-on, who are' super-sensitive about fit, see these suits Saturday they not only appeal from the standpoint of style, but they are

at pre-war prices. Our leader for tomorrow will be a snappy, peppy, classy men's and young

men s Suit at just

$32.50

Trouser Special We want you to inspect these Trousers we are going to offer special tomorrow at $4, $5 and $6. 'Men economically inclined will appreciate the saving to be made. They are values that run up as high as $10. You'll find them suitable to either business, dress or work. The prices will be just

New Cloth Hats These hats are proving most popular this Autumn. Have you noticed them on the street? Look classy, don't you say? All right, we'll have them tomorrow at only Felt Hats $5 Other Styles up to $5 Many Other Items Will Be on Special Sale

Suits To Your Measure Made right in our own shop, bearing the union label. Better look over our fabrics and learn the prices before you finally decide. No better suits are made than the J. Guss Suits. Prices $40 to $60.

Tailor and Haberdasher 86 E State Street

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