Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 202, Hammond, Lake County, 14 February 1921 — Page 7

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WANTED MALE HELP AliKNTS Selling Forkola, house to house, make $50 to $75 a week. Write The Bacorn Company, Klmira, N. Y. 7-14-21 SKXTO.V At St. Pauls Kpiscopai Church, to take care of furnace, open and close the church, etc., phone S35-K after 5:30 p. m. 2-14-3 S A IMS M EN" VANTK To solkdTord er a " for lubricating: oils, greases and paints Salary or Commission ; address T11K HAJiVEY OIL. CO., Cleveland Ohio. 2-14-1 W ANTElt-FOl ALE MELf WAXTKIi t-noKraphor. first-class. experienced, i-rmanent position, opportunities for advancement. Wanted immediately; Green 'Kngdnetirlntr Co., K-'it ChicaKo. 2-9-tf. V'.XTKf Cirl for general housework 1160 Moraine ave., Hammond. 2-1 113 Vk A.N'TKD ( Vmpplcirt book-keeper, one who is capable of taking full charsc of book." and operate tyievriter preferred, ptatc ape. experience and salary to start. ("rood opportunity and future for v id ''-awake youns lady. Answer in own handwriting. Y. X. Y. Times, Hammond. 2-11-3 WAN'! Ki -ciirl or woman to help with housekeeping for small family; 1206 Moraine Ave.. Hammond. 2-11-1 WANTED White irl to helpwith the housework, no laundry or Jinitor work: must bo neat; 1013 Park Place. Hammond. 2-12

iood rastry cook, also . Phillips ,roltaurant. pood Kast tHaitret Chicago. 2-1 WANTED Girl 45 Carroll St., for peneral housework Hammond. 2-U-2 WANTEi: Housekeeper ot once, fumily of three; apply after 3r- this evening522 K. State St., Mr. Grubbe, Hammond 2-14-1 "VAXTE- -AVoman for general hniispwork, no washing; call Mrs. Nichols. 107 Russell St.. Hammond. 2-14-1 V'AVTTEI Good experienced woman for jrenopl house work for 2 or 3 weeks, no -washing, whole or part time; rhone Hammond 2276 after 6 p. m. 2-14-3 WANTED ady, experienced in rflitroaJ freight office work; Apply Age.it T.rle R'v. Hammond. 2-14-tf FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Eight housekeeping rooms fllso board and room, 310 Conkey ave., Hammond. 2-11-3 i'O h RENT FrniShed llgh t h ou se-keeping-apt., heat and light; at 415 Truman ave., Hammond. 2-12-3 i'OU "RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping; apply at 7342 Michigan ave., 3rd floor, Indiana Harbor. 212-2 FOR RjjNT Furnished rooms" for houTO keeping: 244 Michigan ave., corner Oakley, Hammond. 2-14-2 RENT Kurnished light " housekeeping rooms, no children; 761 Claude ft., Hammond. 2-14-1 KOR "RENT Rooms-for light housekeeping; 1021 14 4th St., Hummond. 2-14-3 FOR RENT" 2 desirahle roonijTfor light housekepeing; 156 Fayette St., Hammond. 2-14-1 FOR IffiNf r"urnt.hcirooiir for two men; 32 Carroll St.. board if desired. Phone 971-M Hammond. 2-14 FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; 1035 -Columbia Ave., phone 31137 Hammond. 2-14-1 FOR RENT Furnished rooms for house keeping. One suite for bachelors: 18S Plummer ave., Ham. 2-14-tf FOR RENT Nicely ' furnished"-3 room Apt., newly decorated: private bath find entrance, electric light, furnoee; 424 Indinna ave.. Hammond. 2-14-1 FOR RENT Sleeping room, large and vrarm; suitable for two; best downtown location, 29 Rimbach ave., Hamtnond. 2-14-1 WANTED TO RENT WANTED 5 room modern house, will lease for one vear; South Side preferred. G. C. P. Ham. 2-11-3 WANTED 5 or 6 room house by 25th of March, phone SS6-M. between 12 noon nnd 3:fif) p. m. Hammond. 2-11-3 WANTED TT RENT 4 or 5 foom apt. or Rungalow. south side, perniirtent tenant: Apply Mr. Young, E. C. Minas Co., Hammond. 2-11-3 WANTED TO RENT Six room modern house, south or east side, handy to car lines, on or before April 1. Family of three; child six years old. References if necessary. Write Renter, care of Times. Hammond. 2-2-5 WANTED TO "RENT 7rFrooii7rnodf:rit house, south end of town, will accept any time after March 1st; address Times S. P. T. 2-14-2 WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5 room house, close-in, phone 4206-R Ham mend. 2-14-3 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAL.E -100 uncalled for olvercoats, choice at $5.00- each. L,essers Ixi.in Fank. 65 State st. 1:18 :tf fOll SALEi Liir(? variety tf irunki bags nnd suit cases. Lesser loan Fank. 35 Sta nt.. Hammond. t- 17-tt FOR SAL,K 16(Tuiicalled for men's suits choice at $10.00 and tip. Lessers Loan Bank. 65 State et. l:lS:tf J"OR SALEJ Unredeemed DUtnonai and Railroad Watches. Leaser's Loan Bank. 6 State mt.. Hammond. Open veniegs. FOR" SXLEGuar ante-ed I'.a 1 f Bear i n 5 Wringer (rid Kastma.n Kodak; 135 Conkey Ave. Hammond 2-12-2 foil SALET-fumed"Jak pTTfTet .' " Co t -onial style, and has only been used a few months. Will sell same for one half of what it costs today. Inquire at 26 Kenwood ave. or phone Hammond 2073. 2-12-2 KCRNiTVIlfjorniilete for 5 rooms; high class, like new, very reasonable. Call Hammond 1954. 2-14-2 F"OR, SALE One or two Brunswick pool tables, with Monarch cushions, cheap; call 620 119th St., Whiting. Inrt. 2-14-2 FOR SALE binders .and Manure, delivered to all rrts of city; prices reasonable: phone 3511 Ham. 2-11-3 FOti SALE Heavy dran horse; Beckman Supply Co., 1G5 Michigan ave.. Hammond. . 2-lb-l FOR 'SALE AH-housenTTld" furnit'tiro' of 8 room house. S04 So. Hohman St., tel. S14S Hammonl. 2-14-1 WHERE TO BUY Cash specials Tuesday, Feb. 35, steel frying pans, 50c value for 19e. with this nd. Hammond Furniture Co. .T. Arkin, Mpr., 242 E. State St. Hammond. 2-14-1 FOR RENT FOR RENT Space In Millinery, suitable for Beautv Parlor and Shirtwaist Call 2S-12 Hammond. 2-3-tf FOR RENT Modern 5 room Bungalow furnace heat in south part of town: apply 429 Indiana ave., Ham. 2-11-3 FOR RENT 3 room modern hoi ted unfurnished upper apartment, private bath. 3 large closetkS. polished oak floors throughout: 4)3 Eaton St., 1 block east of Calumet ave. Ham. 2-12-1 FOR RENT 6 room house, phone 1572 Hammond. 2-12-3 fvrRTaENT Roomy gara,ge for i car on corner, apply 420 Hickory street. Phone 1051-M Hammond. 2-14-1 LOST AND FOUND LOST Diamond Pendant, on Saturday, valued as keepsake, return to 3D Ogden st., phono 3527 Hammond. Reward. 2-14-.3. LOS"f -Ladies Gold Watch in leather, wrist case on Saturday. On South Shore car or Hickory st.. return to Mr. C. Jonkman, 123 Hickory St., Hammond. Reward. . 2-14-2 IXST Sunday, Child's Purse with very little change, keepsake; return, phone 2876 Hammond. 2-1 4-1 "WANTED TO BUY WaITTED-TO BUT Grocery counters. show cases, 4947 Alexander ave., E. ChlcMO. 2-11-3

REAL ESTAT BARGAINS WISCONSIN FARM LANDS LAN DO LOt J Y SPECIAL NUMEElf just out, containing 1921 facts of clover land in Marinette County, Wisconsin. If for a' home or as an investment you are thinking of buying good larm lands where farmers grow rich, send at once for this special number of Lar.dology. It is free on request. Address Skid-moro-Riehle Land Co., 403 Skidmorelt"'hle Pldg.. Marinrtte. Wis. l:5:77t I'XU SALE Pungalow, 6 rooms. sun room and garage. Rooms nil llnished in oak .except kitchen. In line condition. Homeood addition. One block from park. Phone 24,i0 Hammond. 2-.S-6 FOR SALK T2 aer'77 Close ' to small town, good fair buildings, good l;md, some pasture, price (in.ijii, terms $75(1.00 do vi n, balance rasv. acres, fair buildings, 4 acres grapes, price 2,"0.O(, terms $1.00ii, cash down and balance easy. 2o acres, poor house, good barn. 13 acres grapes price $;:).-. terms halt' cash. 40 a-res poultry and truck, farm, good build'ings. some" timIwr, price ?2!)5U.ii?. terms $1.UU0 down, ba'.an.-e-easv. 1 acres good buildings, fi acres grapes, price $2500.0u terms $1700 cah. bal. mortgage. All above farms are between Law ton. Paw Pa w and Decatur. Longwt il and Warner, Paw Paw, Mich. 2-ll-o Fo ItSALE ChoJ:eyt"lot"of South side Kenwood and Hohman St., phon253 Hammond. 2-11-tf FOK - SALE Michigan Farms, grajus. pold last fail 115 ton indications are that they u ill be worth $ I Mi ton this year. If you are interested in a farm in Southern Michtgiin. see me tirs!: .1. E. Tre.scott. phone 2M2. office Anierlcan Trust & Savings Hank, Hammond. 2-12-3

EXTRAORDINARY Offering of two apartment l'rick flat, with two lots, best North side location. 6 and 7 rooms, individual front and rear porches. Steam heat, baths and hot water. Hard wood finish and electric lights. Concrete basement and one car garage. A real bargain. Also modern 5 room Bungalow with tile bath, hot cir bent, hard wood titiish. laundrv anfl build-in kit hen cabinet. Large d and screened, corside. Electric lights Dry basement and a front pon-h. giaz. ner lot on North and gas range. fruit cellar Nearly new and In splendid condition. A bargain if taken at once. Some snap: JjSi'n.PO. $2200.00 cash. Modern 5 room bungalow. Built in book ca-Ses and kitchen cabinet. Harl wood floors and trim. Choice North side location. An aristocratic modern fl room bungalow. Hot air heat. til- bath and linen closet. Built in buffet, cabinet and oressed brick fireplace. Price $7500. Only $1100 cash. CARIMI.L AND COMPANY 202 East Oil cairo Bank Bldg.. phone 57. Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance.. 2-12-2 BARGAIN' TRTOK FA TIM CLOSE IN 10 cres of the finest black loam near Schererville, 40 fruit trees, berries and grapes. Fine six room house, barn, chicken house, etc. Ideated on backson Hichwav. Convenient to Dyer, St. John and Griffith. Oood water, ("lose to school, church and railroad. One of the finest small farm protw-si-tions in the territory. WILL SELL T Rvr.GWN OR EXCHANGE FOR BCNGAT.OW IN HAMMOND. FRANK J WACHEWICZ. "Home of the Pest Home Bargains." Cor. Oakley and Plummer avenues. Phone Hammond lfil7. 2-12-3 FOR SALE Bv owner, on south side, fi room Hune-alow, modern, nil built in features. Price $5500. part cash and balance terms. Phone Hammond 2362. 2-11-3 F 1 R S A L E"0R"XRADE EquTCy" in SO acre farm in Ottawa countv, Mich., good house, barn and out buildings, tel. SW.-R or Inquire 231 Michigan avenue. Hammond. 2-14-3 FOR ALE 3 3-4 acres. 5 room cottage large ' irn and chicken coop. 5tb house south Standard avenue on Lyman ave.. South Hammond. Phone 1206-Yl Wm. Schneider. 2-14-6 E()R-S4LE Il room ptrictlv modern house in Beacon St., with heated garage attached: excellent condition, tel. 43fi-M East Chicago. 2-14-2 MISCELLANEOUS PAINTING AND PAPHHHANGLN'G Prices Reasonable Carl Vermett, phone 1429 Hammond. lO-21-30t KLKOTRICAL WORK For industrial and house Wiring, at right rrices. call Hammond 525. 2-1-12 COAL! COAL! We offer for sale Franklin County Coal, any size $8.75 per ton; Indiana & Central Illinois $7.75 per ton. phone 2654 VULCAN COAL CO. We deliver to any part of Hammond. - 7-1 2 Painting andecorating. Furniture refinished, chipped glass, name plates and house numbers, Signs. E. Lix. 141st Ft and Hemlock, phone Ind. Harbor 1276L-1 2-8-6 Piano, Furniture. Phonograph. Rertnishmg, Repairing. Tuning. Regulating; Faul Klein's Reflnishing Shop, 527 H hmn st., Huehn- Bldg., phone Hammond 20 ST. 2 - S -12 PAINTING AND DECORATING Call Hammond 249. John F. AVilholm & Son. !-10-th $ 100.no REWARD Will give $100 reward for information leading to conviction of party or parties setting lire to my building, corner Kline ave. and Black Oak road; Frank Holly. Hessville. Ind. 2-12-3 GEN Elt A I j TRUCKING, local and "long distance. Will move you anywhere. Rapid Express Co., Day Phone East Ohieoe-o 1470; night phone East Chicago 218. 2-11 BATTERY TROl'BLE! Had von" ever thouerht to call the At'TO ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT Co. (Gould Station) "We reeharge and repair iill makes batteries. Quint Bros.. 701 So. Hohman St.. phone Hammond 23-13. 2-4-eod-l mo. BEST Possible Life Insurance, cost. age. 21 $11.68; age 31 $14.3; age 41 $20.30. Other ages in proportion. Why pay' any more. Send postal for booklet, address Insurance, 1185 Van Huron st.. Hammond. 2 -J 'I THE .MODERN TIKE SHOP 333S Hemlock St.. Indiana Harbor Joseph Affront, prop. Now Open for Business. Tires and tubes Vulcanized, retreading. All work absolutely Guaranteed. 2-14-1 FAINTING AND DECORATING Furniture refinlshcd. chipped gins, name plates, house, numbers and signs; E Lux. 141st st. and Hemlock St.. te, Indian- Harbor 1276-LJ 2-14-6 WALL PAPER Another big cut in wall paper for Feb.. W. A. Dibblee, paint re and decorator: 424 Indiana Ave., phone 114S-M Hammond. 2-14-3-eod WANTED $3500 second mortgage. good security: adress B-20 core of Times, Hammond. 2-14-2 ARE YOU GOING" " To build or remod !, if so, sec H E. Olney, for estimates. 402S Parrlsh ave. phone 1 475 Indiana Harbor. 2-14-fl WANTED Shoes toropair by experienced shoe maker. 500 "Wilcox, Hammond, Ind. 2-14-SITUATION WANTED WANTED By young lady of experience clerical or general office work. hone Whiting 373-W, 41 S Sheridan avenue, Whiting. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES " FOR SALE OR TRADE PJ21 Ford 5 passenger, starter and winter top, $375: 1316 Ford 5 pas.ser.ger, $175: 1917 Bush 5 passenger. $175; 1917 Chevrolet, 5 passenger $290; 4506 Forsvthe ave.. East Chicago, phone 672-M 2-12-2 FOR SALE Dodge car, call Suivlay morning; 120 East Doty st.. Hammond. 2-12-1 FOR SALE 1920 Ford, five passenger with starter, will take motorcycle- as part pavmeni : Math. Herrod, 4906 Todd ave, East Chicago. 2-14-2

FOR SAL&AUT0M0BILES Storage iJattenes charged, rented and repaired. The Dempsey Battery Service, SI 8 Fayette st.. Hamrrrond, phones 2653. 1240-H. Fo'R SALK 1 " 31x1 N. S. Tires," $3.00 each; 4 3'.3 Vb. $8. Tel each. Cigar store. 59 State st.. C. W. Long, Hammond. 2-11-3 FOR SALE i 5cyl. overland 'reining Car, cord tires and new paint. It you want a bargain, take this at $2'."i. Call .'!! Doty st.. or phoiu. Hammond 22t. 2-12-2 Fo RSAI.E OH "TRADE ('handler four passenger Sport, run i t miles, pi ice et v low; 40'Jti Fors'vth ave., phone Ui"2-M East Chicago. ' 2-14-2

AND I'P R12 Stoddard Ciyton Tourm; car. can bo made over into a. truck or low tar. ha-s been used very little .'.eel is in excellent condition. $150,041. Briscoe Touring. 1317. can be made into a sirviccable car $150.00. -'..'vom Roadster. just the thing to get around with, t t,o ligiil.- and stirler. $ ! '"5. nil. l:.;s t:e C)ic rok t Touring car, $:;;,. no. ER.'in Six Touring, late model $675.(1". 19i-.i (laUlaiid Touring. run less than J.nija mil"s. .V-5il.ua. 1317 Cadillac Touring car, $ : - rc.fiii. Maxwell Sedan. 4 door. 5 pnsKeiiger. G tires and wheels, many extras, $S75.00. ('lie relet S.-vlan 1919 model Baby ilriml, $:iiki.oo. Time pavments to suit. RoilLINO Al'TO SA.r.S 1 KUlgl Ilione Hum. is and Hohman sts. j 2C6; Ind. Harbor 7S J-14-; the Must sell MUSTS Must make roj(in. Must have the money Used cars in good shape, will sell cheap such as Dodges, Oldsmobilcs, Stude" bakes, Chevrolets, etc. TOKEN AUTO SALES CO. 93 State Street. Phone 461 Hammond. MONEY TO LOATl m r--.. -. I 'i w Money tc Loan on farms and city porperty. Roe & Peterson's Law Office. East Chicago. 9-15-LEGAL NOTICES SHERIFF'S SATE STATE OF INDIANA, COVNTV OF LAKE, ss: No. 17(147. LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, JANUARY TERM 1921. HAMMOND SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY, A CORPORATION. VS. CLARENCE I. HOFFMAN' CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, A OlRIORATION, ET. AL. By virtue of an order of a!e to me directed from the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, I will expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the east ffoor of the Court House in Crown Point, Indiana an Saturdav, the 26th dav of February, 1021, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M., the rents and profits for a period not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, towit: Lot twenty-feven (27) in Stafford & Trankle'.e Seventh Addition to the City of Hammond, Lake county, Indiana, If said rents and profits wil not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy snid decree, interest and costs. I w ill at the same time and place offer for sale the fee simple in and to said real estate, or so much thereof ns may be sufficient to satisfy said judgment, interest, costs and accruing costs. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. Taken as the property of Clarence I. Hoffman Construction Company a corporation, ct. al., (it the suit of Hammond Savings & Trust Company, a corporation. WILLIAM H. OLDS Sheriff Lake County, Indiana. W. J. Whincry, Atty. for Plaintiff. 1 - - SHEKTFF'S SALK STATE OF IXPIAXA. I'ul'XTV Oh I,AKK, ss: - NO. 1'itfOl. I.AKK Pl'PlllUOIt COURT. JAXUAUV TICH.M 1921. Till CITY Er.ECTItle COMPANY, A COIil'OIlATIOX, VS. JOHN' PAWMCKI, ET. A I.. Fly virtue of an order of sale to me directed from the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, I will expos,.- to puhiie ;ale to the highest tiidder for cash i-i hand, at the east door of the Court. Mouse, in Crown Point, Indiana en i i Saturday, the 2Gth dav of; February, 1021, j between the hours of ten o'clock a. rn. i and four o'clock P. M., the rents ana profits for a period not exceeding seven : years of the following: described real estate, to-wit: I Lot forty-one (41) In block nine j (9) In the Southoast quarter S. E. 1-4) of section twenty-onp

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(21) township thirty-sVv.-n (37) North, Range Nine (0 Wor of the Second P. M., in Indiana Harbor, now in the City of East Chicago, Laio- County, Indiana.

If aid rents and i t iits will not ' satisfy said is. I will at 'fi'cr for sale said real ,-st may ire stiff ie II bfor a sufficient sum b creo. Interest and cos "-mo time and place fee sinipio In atid to or so much thereof as the the Ce, m to satisfy said judgment. Interest and accruing costs. Said sale made without relief from alual 'sts U be n or nppr.-. isement law s. Taken as the property of John Paw licki, o, it! et nl., at tie- Milt of Tri City ElSirviee Company 'o!U:.ny, .a corporation. WILLIAM H. OLDS. Sheriff Lake. County, Indkma. W. J. Whlnery, Atty. for Plaintiff. 1-21 STATE" OF INDIANA. Co ! 'NT Y F LAKE, SS: IN THI1 LAKH SUPF.RlOR COURT, SITTINC A 'n 1 A R Y, R"iM, 2. JANUARY TKRM. ' C21 I'lIIRLIP BLUM KNTHAL AND ABRAHAM J. BLUMKNTHAL, A COPARTNKRSIHP IOINO BUSINESS UNDER Till-: I'll; M NAME AND STY LE OF P. BLUM KNTHAL SON VS. BENJAMIN J. KLINE. WAYNE VAN OI'NDY AND WILLIAM .MTTSUALK. N( ). 5255. NuTB'E To CEDIE li.S To FILE CLAIMS. NOTICE is HI-IRKBY CIVFN to all creditors ami it i hoMing cliiiib. N, V T3 ."SV,

rT",HERE are people in the world though j we believe that they are greatly in the minority who still consider that smallness is a merit, that greatness is a shame, that mediocrity is commendable, and that commercial success is a crime. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) believes that without great commercial enterprises a nation is a dead nation; that great commercial enterprises must be efficient in service to be successful, and that this efficiency means more to the nation than the success means to the organizers of the enterprise. The Standard Oil Company believes that a great commercial enterprise, to be successful under existing conditions, must contribute to: (1) Greater efficiency in the production of wealt h; (2) Greater justice in the distribution of wealth; (3) Greater wisdom in the consumption of wealth. . ( 1) Greater efficiency in production: Among other notable improvements in the refining of petroleum, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has contributed the Burton process. This process greatly increases the percentage of gasoline derivable from crude oil. (2) Greater justice in the distribution of wealth: The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) cites the organization of its Company, its liberal policy toward employes including its annuity system benefitting retired workers; its fairness to competitorsin maintaining open prices and never deviating from them; to customers by bringing necessary petroleum products to them with the utmost economy. (3) Greater icisdom in consumption of wealth: The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) not only recognizes its obligation to conserve petroleum and petroleum products to the end that no waste occur, but it maintains a staff of experts, ever at the service of its patrons, to instruct them in the efficient and economical use of the products manufactured by the Company. The' Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is committed to a policy of creative leaderslep, and because of its loyalty to the ideals outlined above, it is today of signal service to hundreds of thousands of people in ten very, important Middle Western States.

Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago 2387

CHICHESTER S PR KJ 'i t!.-i?A:e'.M ti.vr :,. a .0" 'N. I.ndlmf AkIl'rat;-ii:-tA f i (LS-J. Ill-ciW-' tio!ioud lirfind,-f'ClA-JS, IMllsla i(l "' nr-.,lii.J VJJtf tZ !. Wfl ita :.e fctu- a. V7 Sp t-3 tio :lbr. f" , if j our v i l J rr--fit- a rt .;--- ".t , L. v lAii"Nt lilt A ( - fa r-rrc SOLD BV CI.'L'Sfi'i tl!;VK3P Mr". E. Lee pV.one 3346. ! lectures daily from 9 to 9, the Ri-ht Wa y t o I ive. 695 State Line Street. in Wet Side of his'pital. I i ihihli - i' SEE "THE OLD RELIABLE" Ticn You Want a PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL LOAN . Any Amount up to $300 On Furniture, Pianos, etc.,, without removal. E I PHOXieJC It), tii. Eooxa 3, Jptnama Bit!?.. 143-150 E. State St., IIn.mr.ioaa.

against the def' ndant, corporation to file such claims with me as receiver, duly verified, n or before February 2S, l;i21. NOTIC1-; IS FURTHER CIVEN that in accordance with the .rd r of the J .u dire of saiii court duly i nt'-r'-'l n the

2nd day of February, P.2I, all claimants ! an. i creditors who Jail so to pie their j claims v. ithin said time .'.hall be barred J from pirtieipation in the assets of said corporation. DATED this 2nd day of February, 1921. JOHN W. ALBRICIIT. Receiver. 2-7-14 STATE ( 'I' I.N DIANA, COUNTY OF LAKE, SS: IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, SI'l'TINO AT GARY, ROOM. :;, JANUARY TERM. 1!(21. WALKNTY KOZUCH VS. IND1 N LAKSO MI.Nl'.RAL WATI'R COMPANY, A CORpOfiATIoN. NO. NOTICE TO OREBTEOES TO FILE ("LA I.MS. NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN to all cr'-ditovs and persons holding claiinn rfvai'ist the d- f -taiant corporation to lib' such rpt'ms with me is receiver, duly verified, on or before February 28, 1021. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Pi accordance with the order of the .ludp.e of said court duly entered on the 2nd dav of February, R'21. all claimants and creditors who fail so to Hie their claims within ft: id time shall be barred I from p a i ' icipati-.m in the assets of said corp irat ion. DATED this 2nd dav of February, T5T1 T I. J el -v rr - dk

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CHARLES P1TZELE, R.cciv.r. 2-7-14 N Cl''li 'l: ( II-' FINAL SET: i.e.'! EN T V)E ESTATE. IN Til:: MATTER OF THE ESTATE of LENA M ULI '( 'A N I ECE S1 f NO. LAKE Si'l'I'Rb Hi AKY TERM, l:21. Ni i'I" 1 1 "E is hereby u-i I N T J A N OUR ut . HEIRS L fa I'ATELS AND ItEl ii'1'1 );;.S of Lena iliilili'Vnn, d -coased. to Lak.. Superior Court, he Indiana, on the K.th day aiiTl sli.o.v cause, if anv appear !n the d let Ha nuie.tid. of .March. 1 :'1'1, hy th.. j. JNAL SETTLEMENT ACi'oUNTS with the estate of sn id deccibnt Ki,..u;.j ,,,,, proved; and sard Ixdrs are not hid to Co n and tl.ei-e iiMk,. pr.of of heirship and re, V.ITN peri-ir i ' their distributive tbare,,. the Ob i k (,f the Lake Su- . at. I ( a iniiioiel, tlh.j nth dav C'f Fcbiu.-.ry, R)21. HERBERT 2-14-21 Clerk L. WITE.VTON Lake Superior Court. I CT SEES ATTEMPT AT BLACKMAIL on 'AGO, f the b. 14. Indi I known po tempting to al today h !.tnent of ib'ians in dn-ckman Frar.k la. one of the U Chicago" fohiiu. IUe,a: bition ill b rvisimr federa cliardson anno pro'Unced. R J.'is man attempted to impute evil from his innocent acquaintance with a woman who is separated, from her ht;,-band, the drnir chief stared Two i ether men tried to force him to allow Itham to steal a htiRe quantity of ,;n. j f'si'ated whi.-'key from the governj merit's ware house. Mr. Richardson deI flared. The alternative bein the use ! of his name as oo-resnor,!r.nt o cross bill in a divorce suit. WAUKEGON ,ILL MAN DISAPPEARS CHICACo, Feb. 14. 5-evc-i.il pcdlre -juads today are combln the city for Granger Smith. 71, millionaire insurance man of AVauketrnn, 111., -who disappeared under mysterious circumstances here .Saturday nisht. j tfmith. who several years ajo was I Judared incapable of manuring his af- ! fairs, has been traced to a s-iulh side jilru store. Here all clues ended and i the police fear either kidnaping or ! suicide. I TRY A "TIMES WANT AD" By Mrs. J. Different Ways The average housewife offers her family few varieties of the morning or luncheon egg. She boils it or poaches it or Bpramblcs or fries !t, and her imagination never soars beyond these limits. Ani yet there are hundreds, nay thousands of ways to prepare eggs to make them enticing and utiusual. We give below a few out of these many recipes: Eggs With Noodles. Cook pome fine noodles, drain, toss in butter and add some finely cooked hint. Poach the eggs and serve on a bed of noodles with ham, and pour over cream paprika sauce. Eggs With llice and l'eppcrs. Poach the eggs and serve on a bed of plaia boiled rice, over -which a cream curry saueo mixed wit a finely minced green ar.d red peppers has been poured. Kggs With Ham and Cheese. Poach the eggs. Split nnd toat muffins and cover each half niu?fin with a slice of broiled ham. Place the eggs on the ham and prwr over nance mixed with cheeso find set under broiler to me!t the cheese. Eggs Peached in Milk. Poacn the eggs in milk and serve on buttered toast. Add to the milk a pinch of salt and a dash of tobatco eauee and pour over the egtra. Eggs With Egg Plant. Fry the egg plant In slices. Poach tn-; eggs and place an egg on each ellce of egg plant ard pour tomato rauee over it Scrambled Fggs. Scramble the eggs with finely chopped dried bee," which has seen frizzled In the p;in 5erve with fresh mushrooms and peas. Eggs With Shrimps Cut tn Ci 11 '.J 1 J5

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Greatly Reduced These include our new Spring stocks together with our heavier weights none higher better none Now is your chance to get one of ihese homespun Tweeds, cheviots, broadcloth or fancy mixtures at right prices. odei e Rothschild & Hirsch Hammond's Best Clothiers Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings Pennington. to Cook an Egg shrimps in small pieces and mix with the eggs. Scramble them ail together. Eggs With Fried BreAd. Cut a slice of bread into small cubes, as for eoiip, and fry in butter. Pour over the beaten eggs and scramble all together. Eggs W:tn Cheese. To three eggs add two ounces 'of grated American cheese and two tablespoons of thick cream. Scramble and serve on buttered toast. With Asparagus. Cut leftover asparagus tips up small and mix with the eggs before scrambling. With Crab Flakes. Heat crab flakes in cream with a pinch of curry and a pinch cf paprika and mix with the scrambled eggs. Shirred Eggs, AJiatian. Place; slices of boiled salt rork A a dish and sprinkle with grated cheese. P.reak the eggs on top and coter with a little cream. Cook in a slow oven until set. Eggs With Spinach. Coyer the bottom of a dish with a thin layer of cooked spinach and sprlnkla with grated cheese. Set the egpsn top of the spinach and sprinme with grated cheese and a thin cream sauce and bake in a brisk oven. Eggs With Sausages. Shirred eggs (that is, baked In an individual dish) may be served with brown butter sauce and garnished with small sausares SDlit and I broiled. ! Special Shirred Eggs Separate , I jTo!k and white and beat up the j white with the same quantity ot I thick cream, season and pour Into buttered dishes. Sprinkle with, j grated Swiss cheese and add the I yolks and cook in a quick ovea. X