Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 37, Hammond, Lake County, 3 August 1921 — Page 11

Wodnosdav. Auarust 3. 1921.

THE TIMES PAGE ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY: HAMMOND Time. Office. Hammond Bldg.. Phooa 3100. E. S. Boorne Drug Store. 715 Calumet AvePhonr 36S5. New Co, 324 119 St. Pkoo, -CLASSIFIED ADS - AND LEGAL NOTICES BUY. SELL. RENT. GET A POSITION. GET HELP. BARTER AND EXCHANGE. OVER 40.000 PEOPLE READ THIS PAGE EVERY DAY. All Classified Advertisements must be in the office and paid for by 1 1 a. m. on day of insertion. Rate 10c per line, averaging five words to the line. ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY: INDIANA HARBOR Luken'. New. Agency. 3410 Michigan Ave.. Phone 1138J. EAST CHICAGO N.u & Thompion, 809 Chicago Ave., Phone 931. Time. Office. Calumet Bldg., Phone 283. GARY Time. Oftce. Reynold. Bldg., Phone 137.

WANTED---MALE HELP ' '' WAXTKI) Salesmen to soil electrical mdse. and appliances; experience preferred but not necessary; permanent position with, salary and commission. Call between a a. in. Tri-Cily Electric Service Co.. Hammond, S-l-6 WA.M tb Middle ageil man or young man ""! 7 to 19 year for general work washing windows and etc. around store Apply Edward O. Miuae Co., Hammond. 8--rt'AN Man about 35 ers of age to ilrive a ear and help out in the store; must bi responsible; no other need ar-T'ly. Call 242 K. State street. Hammond. X-3-Z A.Vi'ED An East Chicago concern is in need of au txperienceu male stenographer. State ape, education and salary expected. "Write B-&7 care Times. Hammond . 8-3-7 WA.NTKI At once, man between 25 and 45 to train fer superintendent: rood pay while learning. If interested write to Paul Piehuv;?kl. Supt. 72 Alice st Hammond. h-'i AUKNTS .Make big money selling my high grade cut glass name plate and house numbers. A. La Chance. 527. 14S;h St.. East Chicago. S-:-2

WANTED FEMALE HELP A ANTED Girl over 16 years experienced in grocery store. Applv with references. East Chicago Coffee & Tea .Store. 714 Chicago ave.. East Chi. 8-1 WAN l'ED Crl or woman. with general housework, eland ave.. Whiting. to 315 help WANTED Elderly lady to work in "a private home, room and board inj'udod Phone 17 73 Hammond . S-2-tf VAA N T ED AV a i t r ess fo rBet z ' Resta urant. Phone Hammond 530. S-2-2 WANTED AVai t resslit CcnTrafRept aurant. ooU Cedar tt., Indiana Harbor . S-3-2 '.VAVTED Experienced .'-. for c;.'-i'r factory. Brewster Cigar Co. olill Slock ave.. I-iii,-:ni Haro r e 1 FURNISHED ROOMS ?'OR KENT Smg.e furnished rooms. Per day 50c and SI. 00. Per week. $2. $3 and $5. Hotel Carleton. Hammond. "6-2 -30t FOR RENT Furn. hskpg. rooms, two and one sing), room for batc.ior. 18 Plummer ave,, Hammond. 7-30-tf FOR RENT 3 rooms forighthskp"g." 344 Truman ave.. Hammond. S-l-3 FOK RENT Nicely f urn.- f ro:it"ro.orn". near Harrison Park. Phone 856-W Hammond . 8-1 -tr FOR RENT 15 rooms for light hskpg. new and modern rooms, up-to-date. Boston Hotel. 505 Hobrnan st. Hammond; 8-1-3 FOR RENT Rooms furlshed for light hskpg. Inquire Hammond . 371 Sibley street, 8-2-3 FOP. RENT Large furnished cottage on Flint lake, near Valparaiso, Ind. for balance of treason. Immediate possession. Address S. Freund. Vaipj.i.lSo. Ind. or phone Valparaiso 1656-M1. 8-2-S FOR RENT First class strictly modern furnished apartment with private bath, suitable for two people. 42S -May St.. Hammond. 8-2-tf FOR RENT Four room cottage, well furnished; close to all car lines. Inquire 34S A. Torrence ave. Ham. S-2-2 FOR RENT Two large modern front rooms: newly decorated for light hskpr. Sink, pantry- etc. No children, fili Truman ave., Hammond. 8-3 FOR RENT Rooms Terms reasonable. Hammond . for light hskpg. 211 Michigan ave S-3-2 iOK KENT Three room cottage furnished for light hskpg. No objection to children. Call 49T AVentworth ave. near State. West Hammond. 8-3 FOR RENT Clean, cool well furnished 5 room loewr flat. Could be used by two families. Cheap rent. 35T iru man ave., Hammond. 8-3 FOR RENT Desirable furnished apt. Suitable for couple. Convenient to Gibson car line. 433 Bauer, phone 1307R Hammond. . S-3 FOR RENT 3 room apt. furnished for light hskpg. All modern conveniences. 124 W. Carroll st.. Ham. 8-3-3 FOR RENT rooms. 46 Hammond . -Two large light hskpg. Rimbach ave.. phone 367 7 8-3 roK RENT 3 modern furnished sleeping rooms at 53 Muenich Court. Call between 7 and 8 p. m. Hianmond.8-3-4 FOR RENT 3 rooms for light hskpg. 4528 Magoun ave.. .Hmmond 8-3-j FOR RENT 2 rooms and kitchenette for light hskpg. 'i a cottage. Inquire 232 Indiana ave.. Hammond. .8:? FOR RENT Tow furn. rooms light hskp. All conveniences. Plummer ave.. Hammond. for 256 8-3 FOR jSENT A furnished room and garage. 955 Park Place. Ham. 8-3-2 FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light hskpg. Furnace heat. Onehalf block from East Chicago car line. 461 Oak st.. Hammond. S-3 "FOR RENT two of three furnished .rooms for light hskpg. Phone 2321. 9l Ogden ft.. Hammond. S-3-3 FOR RENT FOR RENT Store, steam heut. Ho t e 1 Carlet on. Hammond. 7-2 5 -tf VoR RENT Summer cottage furnished on Kankakee river. At Dunn's Bridge; beautiful grounds; garage and 2 boats with cottage. Phona 1918 Hammond . 7-2S-tf FOR RENT OR SALE Modern nine room house: all conveniences; large gurage on Webb st. Inquire 45 Webb St ., Hammond . 8-2-3 FOR RENT One stall in modern cement block, 4 car garf g. State Line a nd Ogden st. Phona 1 5;7 Ham . J -2-tf VR RENT Half of store, good location. Corner house. 1919, 137th st. In dan a Harbor. 8-2-8 FOR RENT A cottage and a two room hskpg. apartment, closo in. Apply 30, 15Jnd st. Phone 3309 Ham. 8-3 FORn RENT 5 room rear upper P.at: steim heat. Adults. Apply 94 Plummer ave., Hammond. FORRENT 4 room cotta ge. 57l Truman ave.. furnishel for light hskpg. Gas and electric. $35 per month. Innuire 422 Michigan ave.. Hum. 8-3 FOR SALE 6 roMn house with breakfast room aid large upper floor. Can h made into 2 large rooms at 557 Lyoni st. Hammond. Exceptionally good terms if taken this week. - 8-3-2 FORTrENT Oarage. 313 Truman st . Phono Hammond 908-M. 8-3 FOR RENT Hiick house on 12 Waltharn st. poascs-ion at once. Airs. .Man dernoch. Hammond. 8-3-3 WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT The I- Salle Steel Co. has asked us to find a 6 room cottage or bungalow for one of their official. Will pay ISO a month hut ft must be located on one of the following streets: Erie. Summer: East, Otrroll; Eat JiinW: May: Alice or "laurto. Phon-- 140. Hammond. Gostlln. Mevn & Hastings Inc. 8-3 SITUATION WANTED WANTED Position, widow 3S, wants position as housekeeper for refined Amertcnn gentleman. Addres Times. B-84. Hammond. 8-2-2 MONEY TO LOAN MONT TO LOAN On second mortgages real estate only. Reasonable rates. It will pay v-ou to communicate " Ith ri, P. ". rv r..r,. 7 -" " 7

REAL ESTATE BARGAINS lr 'OK SALE High clan 2 xirtmnt building In choicest location in Homewood addition to Hammond. Apply owner, 48 Highland St., Hammond. 7-211-3

CEDAU LAKE Near Tour Home Close to Your business Lots TEHMS Cottages Erected New Subdivisions Write or Phone S. C. BARTLETT & CO. 36 S. State St., Chicago. Phone Randolph PfiS Our Cedar Lake Office Is Open Saturdays' and Sundays VLSI! US TIIEUE 7-r,o-7 TTK ALE Rooming house. 12 rooms all furnished. 392 State St.. Hammond. 8-1-3 FO K SALE Eight room house with cement basement, bath room, closets electric lights ami gas. 1206 Mvrtle ave.. phone AVhiting Sl-M. 8-2-2 FOR SALE H acres at South Hammond. stock and tools C. Camp. 8-2-5 FUR SALE Two modern bungalows on e-ist side. These house must go. Private owner. Phone 2179 or 32S Hammond. S-2-3 SEE THIS BAR J A IN 5 room modern bungalow, hardwood floors and finished practically new; bargain at onlv $J?00. E;isv terms. CHAS. V. TERMINI ' CO. 210 Calumet bldg., phone East Chicago !9t) 8-2-2 FOR SALE Nice 4 room coUage.lot 50x125 ft. Oarage, barn: chicken park: lot all fenced; good heaw wire all around on Locust st.. 2nd" house east of Harrison st. Locust st. !-- the 3rd block south of Standard ave. Hammond. 8-1-3 Owner leaving city will sacrince 6 room Bungalow in Homewood. Nearly new and modern throughout. . Snap af $6,300.00. Phone Hammond 51. SOUTH SIDE SPECIALS 5 room bungalow Hyde Park, new and modern; excellent condition; owner leaving city. Reason for selling Price low at $1,750. Easy terms. Beautiful bungalow close to car lin and schools; living room; dining room; kitchen; 2 bed rooms; sun parlor, hardwood throughout. Very bept of construction. Owner leaving city. Priced $800 below present cost for cash sale at $5,950. WOODS, MARTIX & CO. Phone Hamnvind 51. S-2-2 FOR "SALE New 5 room bungalow hard wood floors; furnace; screens; lawn; shrubbery. $4510: small pavmnt. $35 per month. 1252 Garfield St.. Ham. 8-3 FOR SALE 4 room cottage on Truman ave. Gas. electric $2000. $500 down. Balance $40 per month including interest. Inquire 422 Michigan ave., Hammond. S-3-2 FOR! SALE T bargain, modern six room bungalow south side; Screen shades and awning. One-half block for car lines. 2 blocks from school. Owner leaving next week. Phone Hammond 2408. 8-3 FOR SALEAUTOMOBILES Storage Batteries charged. rented and repaired. The S. & M. Battery Service, 318 Fayette St, Hammond, W l J V m v;7l. ATTENTION TRUCK OWNERS Our aiocic or repair parts, covers moat any of truck: Bets Motor Truck Co., 492-494 Hohman street. Hammond. Ind. 4-20-tf frOR SALE New and used electric Motors, all sizes and kinds. Used motors bought and exchanged. We specialize In re-winding and repairing; Hammond Electric Supplv and Repair 142 Sibley street, phone Hammond 3476. ' 7-7-tf FOR SALE 5 passenger touring car. 74 Calumet ave. phone 1392-J Hammond 8-1-3 FOR SALE OR TRADE 1921 Lexington Sport. 4 psgr. dis, wheels, like new. 1917 Ford 5 psgr. $190. 4606 Foravth a ye. .East Chicago, phone 672-M. 8-1-3 FOR SALE New and usedt. ires" "and tubes. Benson and Hill. 62S Hohman street. Hammond, phone 2782. 7-12 FOR SALE One ' Ford touring $295. One ForU Sedan, A-l condition $495. Wm . H. Winterhoff, phone Lansing 60-W. SFOR SALE New and used tires fcjid tub. s. Benson and Hill, 628 Hohman t , Hammo nd phone 2782. 8 -M-W-F-tf FOR SALE Ton and one-half Ford truck. A-l condition. Bargain. 35i7 Cedar st.. Indiana Harbor. S-2-2 "BOHLING'S BUiGAlNS Ono Dodge Brothers touring car, late model $700. One Dodge Brothers touring car. 1918 model In excellent condition $575. Ono Dodge Brothers Sedan $950. One Ford Coupe with box .on the rear $374. BOHUXG AUTO SALES Dodge Brothers Motor Cars. Douglas and Hohman, Phone Hammond 266. Michigan and Grapevine, phone Indiana Harbor 78. FOR SALIC 5 pa-isenger Buiek or trade for roadster. Phone 1065-M Hammond. 8-3-2 FO HS5 A LE O rTtRA DE 1 92 0 Oak 1 a n d 5 psgr. $475 . Herod Garage. 4."0fi Forsyth ave. East Chicago. 8-3-3 TIRES! TIRES! TIKES! Bargains in slightly used tires. All sizes in standard makes. 30x3i $4.!'0 to $(!; all other sises $5 to $7. No cheap repair work. Rear of Newman's Garage. Hoffman and Calunvt. Phone 1615 Hum. 8-3-3 WANTED TO BUI WANT TO HEAR from owncc about a modern bungalow or cottage. Give full description or property In reply. Have $500 to $600 to pay down. Address Times n-85. Hammond. 8-2-2 VENTED-TO BUY Forfl trtick one or one and one-half. Phone Lansing 60-W. 8-2 MISCELLANEOUS PAINTING AND I'APEKHANGl.Ntl Prices Reaaonabla Carl Vermctt. phone 149 Hammond. l-zl-30: FOR SALE Oliver typewriter In good condition; bargain at onlv $15. Apply 210 Calumet bldg.. EastClii. 8-1-3 BIS I N ESS .M EN WouhT Vi ke"to b ave your books kept on a part time basis at a. very reasonable cost by one who is capable of opening and closing books preparing financial statements and Income tax returns. Address D. care Times. Hammond. 8-2-3 We are Ready to Save You Money to Meet Hard Times. Our new two atory building la completed for our Urst class upholsteriig and furniture repair shop. Estimntes freely f vert. Work called for and delivered. Call up first. First class upholsterer in charge of shjp. Whiting Cpholstring shop. 3S4 New York ave. Phone 55-M AVhiting. 8-3-6 Try a VTimes Want Ad'

FOR SALE JVIISXELLANEOUS. FOR SALE SCRATCH PADS. ALL tfli ES; TIMES OFFICE. HAMMOND RVILD1XG. FOR SALE 150 uncalled for Men's Suits at $lu and up. Lesscr's Loan Piy S'atefsl . Hammond. 6-9-tf WARDROBE TItUNIC SPECIAL. Angle and liber bound, cretonne lined, all hard vulcanized fiber; full size; 20x22x40 inches. $22.50. delivered. Lessors Loan Bank, 65 State St.. HamnvoncL 6-28-tf FOR SALE Horseshoe scarfrin. set with 17 genuine full cut diamonds for $S7.50; strictly cash: no trade. Lester's. 05 State "st Ham. 7-2N-tf FREE Hie box Chocolate Almond bars containing 2 dozen bars worth 5c eiich. free with every order for one hnx of my perfecto cigars. 0 in a box for $2.10. .Ino. L. Daron, 637 W. Market St.. York. Pa. 8-1-3

FOR SALE Fruit and vegetable business, with one t"n Ford truck. Leaving city. Will sell cheap. Phone 3153 I I.Ammon d . 8-1-5 FOR S A I.E-Beaut if ul ShTt land-'pony. harness, cart and saddle. 317 Truman ave.. phone 90S-W Ham. 8-2-3 FOR SALE One tent 8x10 c mplete: one Evenrude encine in .ooii convery dltlon. One Dodge touring nr. reasonable, like new. 122 Condit st . Hammond. S-2-2 FOR S A LE Will sellc"henp a Dot roi t Jewel gas range, bench wringer, dining table and folding kitchen table. Apply 2SS Highland st.. Ha m. S-2-2 Fti SALE Grocery -shelving: One Sherer Gillet counter; one cashier's office: one Dayton computing scale; one buichers ice box. Economy Grocery ;nd Market, phone 19, . 1 State street. Hammond. 8-2-3 FOR .SALE dining room chairs: fumed oak. practicnllv new. S3, 15'lth st. West Hammond. Phone 1220-M Hammond. S-2-2 FOR HALE $95.00 buys a $150 standard make phonograph . $9S.oo buya a $150 Vitanola. A $600 Price and Teeple player piano for $350. Can be bought on payments as low as $5 down and $5 per month. CABLE PIANO CO. 151 State st.. phone Hammond 330. . S-2-4 FOR SALE One Rndlarit Home hcnter, ai.o one ln-nnn Hot I!!a.-t Reason able. 3u4 S.b.ey St., ;1i.j--..j 3152 H.iruim t.o . 3 THE"! I A M M ON D EUR NITUKE CO., J. Arkin. Mgr., 242 E. State street, will sell Wash Boilers tomorrow only, for $1.29. Bring this ad. S-3-1 FOR SALE A New Style jenxzT '--gnu PHONOGRAPH AT $''9.25 TEN RECORD SELECTION FREE $4.25 DOWN BALANCE AT ll.OO A WEEK WYMAN piana COM pan X 525Hohmpn st Hammond. 8-3-3 FOR SALE House and furniture. A very good bargain. Call at 517 -Freeland ave. or phone 3994 West Hammond . . 8-3-3 : FOR SALE One Soda Fount-ain. Two Show Cases. One Cigar Case. One AVnll Tobacco Caee. Nine Tables. Forty-one Chairs. This entire outfit can be bought for only $500. A real chance for some one with a small amount of money to go right in business. Apply at 178 Sibley street. Hammond. 8-3-3 FOU SALE One gas stove. 3918 Dearborn St., Indiana Harbor. FOR SALE Must dispose of my entire stock of Belgian Hares consisting of young and matured stock. No reasonable offer refusal either in part or as a whole. Phone 2600, 175 Detroit st.. Hammond. 8-3-3 PIANO BARGAINS Moved out of city and must sell at once. No reasonable offer refused. Piano like new with bench. Call at store room vacated by Miriram Shop. 577 Hohman St., Hammond. 8-3-2 Fo if S"ALEWTl 1 " s e 1 Cm y large sized Chenev phonograph and 15 records at hig discount. AMdress A. B. C. cure Times. Hammond. 8-3-2 FOR SALE Furniture .nd. rugs, "" cycle and motorcycle. Private sale. 238 Cleveland ave.. Whiting. s:3:3 FOR SALE Must sell newest model Cheney phonograph and -14 records. Big discount if taken at once. Address B-86 care Times, Hammond. "FOifSALE Phonograph. large size, mahogany case with records. Need the money. W111 sacrifice for quick sale. 297 Johnson st. Ham. 8-3-3 FOR SAL53 Brunswick phonotrraph. style 107, oak case. Must sell today. Bcf offer takes it. 491, 150th st. rear f iat . Hammond . 1? FOR SALE WlifsenB.t private sale household furniture Immediately. 4515 Magoun ave.. East Chicago. 8-3-2 LOST AND FOUND LOST Birch veneer canoe. Belonging to Scout Executive Scott. Notify Mr. Pierce. Hammond 2100. 7-30-3 I'XVl'ND Bull dog. dark brown, whitface and breast; screw- tall; harness with Hammond license. Phone Hammond 865-W. 100 Condit st. Hammond. 8-3-3 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts contracted only by myself on and after thia date, August 1st. 13.1. BRUCE WM. CORDUA. 8-1-3 418 Summer St.. Hammond No. A21C. NOTICE FOR PUBLIC HEARING East Chicago, Indiana. July 27th. 1921. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Tou are hereby notified that the Board of Public AVorks of the City of East Chicago, Indiana, did on the 25th day of July, 19.1. adopt a resolution that an improvement be made in said City as follows: For th; improvement of 150th street from the, west line of Forsyth avenusto tho west line of Section 32. Township I 37 north. Range 9 w est of the 2nd P. M., with Plan A. One course concrete . Plan B. Twi -course concrete. Plan C. Asphatlic concrete on old macadam foundation. Plan D. Sheet asphalt on the old macadam foundation . And also the construction and the removal and changing of private connections for sewer water and all other like conveniences where not already in and where th-j same are required to be removed or changed in such cases where same shall not have been constructed, removed or changed by the owner prior to the letting of the general contract for such improvement. All work done in the making of said described public Improvement shall be In accordance with the terms and conditions Of Kuch Improvement Resolution, and the dotsils. drawings, plana, profiles find sp.eillcations for such proposed improvement which arc on file and may be seen in the office of the Board of Public Works of said City. That said Board of Public AVorks has

1:J0 o'clock P. M., at its office in safd City as the timo and place for the public consideration of the proposed Improvement, at which time said Board ot Public Works will hear all persons Interested or whose property Is liable to be assessed for said improvement, and will decide whether the benefits to the property liable to be assessed for audi improvement will equal the estimated cost thereof. . By order of the Board of Public AVorks. H. K. GROVES. E. AV. WICKET. OTTO C. F. SEEHASE. Board of Public WorVa. Attest: T. T. RICHARDS. Clerk of the Board. 7-27: S-3 RE SO LUT I O N N o7A 1 9 8 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF HEARING ON PRIMARY OR PRIMA FACIE ASSESSMENT ROLL Office of C.ty Clerk. East Chicago, Indiana. July 27, 1921. You are hereby notified that the Board of Pub'ic AVorks of the City of East Chicago, Ind ana. did, on the 25th day

or juiy, approve a primary or prima facie assessment roll showing the primary or prima facie assessments for the improvement of Drummond street from tlie south line of 139th street to The north line of 141st street, as author ized by Improvement Resolution No. A19S. passed and approved by sa'.d Board on the 20th day of December. 1920 Th it said Board of Public Works Wll meet on the 15th day of August. 1921, at 1:30 o'clock P. M., at its office, and will hear all persons interested, and receive and consider remonstrances from owners of property, either in person Or by representative, against the amount assessed against their property descrlfted on said roll, and will determine the question as to whether such lots, tracts of land, or parcels of ground have been benefited in the sums and amount named on said roll, or in greater or leas sums, or in any sum. Such primary or prima facie assessment roll showing the primary or prima facie assessments, together with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to be assessed, 1 on file and can be seen at-the office of the Board of Public AVorks. By order of the Board of Public AVorks. H. K. GROA'ES. E. AA. WICKET. OTTO C. F. 9EEHASE, Board of Public Worka. Attest: T. T. RICHARDS. Clerk of the Board. 7-27; S-i 3c7?FicE5F sale" Of scho6l bonds CITT OF HAMMOND. LAKE COCNTT. INDIANA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIAEN That the School City of Hammond, Indiana, Is offering for rale Five Hundred Twn-ty-flvc Thousand t $525,000.00) Dollars of school bonds for the purpose of pay ing the cost of an addition to. and the alteration of the present Hammond City High School Building, and for the purchase of additional facilities and equipment for said building, said bonds are to be dated August 20th. 1921, and afe to be In the denomination of One Thousand ($1006.00) Dollars each, and payable at the First Trust Sc. Savings Bank, of Hammond. Indiana, aa follows : Twenty-six Thousand ($26,000.60) Dol lars of said issue on the 20th day Of August. 1922, and Twenty-six Thousand ($26,000.00) Dollars of said issue on the 20th day of each year thereafter, for eighteen (IS) succeeding yers, and Thirty-one Thousand ($31,000) Dollars of said issue on tho 20th day of Aug ust, 1941; all of said bonds to carry interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. The Board of School Trustees of said City will receive written sealed proposals or bids for the purchase of said bonds, and gives this notice to all interested parties that it will, on the 10th day of August. 1921. at eight o'clock P. M., at Its office in the Central School Building In tho City of Hammond, consider all written, sealed proposals for the purchase of said bonds filed wltn it at its said office prior to said time, and will at said time and place sell said bonds, reserving to itself the right to reject any and all bids. (Signed) G. L. SMITH. (Signed) L. L. BOMBERGER. (Signed) T. R. TENNANT. Board of School Trustees of the 7-20-27-8-3 City of Hammond, Indiana NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOH COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND. INDIANA. VACATION AFTER MAT TERM. 1921. , lvl X. Borem vs. AVillinm Schick ct al. Cause No. 20629. Action to Foreclose Mechanic's Lien. Now comes the plaintiff by G. C. AVhite, attorney and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the de fendant thereto, to-wlt: AVilliam Schick is not a resident of the State of Inoiana. Said defendant is therefore notifleo of the pendency of said action and that the ftm- will stand for. trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless he appears and answers or demurs therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 13th day of September, ... D. 1921, the same being the 2nd day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held In Roomnumber 1 In the Court House at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of September A. D. 1921. said action will bo heard and determined in his absence. IN WITNESS AVHEREOF I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal r f said Court, at Hammond, Indiana, this 19th day or July. A. D. 1921. HERBERT L. WH EATON. (Seal) Clerk L. S. C. By: AVILETTA CAMPBELL, Deputy Clerk. 7-20-27-8-5 NOTICE FOR r-CELIC HEARING East Chicago. Indiana,-July 27. 1921. TO AVHOM IT MAY CONCERN: You are hereby notified that the Board of Public AVorks of the -iity of Eas Chicago, Indiana, did on tho 25th day of July. 1921. adopt a resolution that an Improvement be mad In said City aa follows: For the Improvement of Deodar street from the north line of 137th street to the southwest line of Guthrie street, with Plan A. One course concrete. Plan B. Two course concrete. Plan C. Asphaltic concrete on concrete foundation. Plan D. .Brick on concrete founda- , and also the construction and the re-

tioriS for sewer, water and all other lTke conveniences where not already in and where tho same are required to be removed or changed In such cases where the same shall not have been constructed, removed or changed by the owner prior to the letting of the general contract for such improvement. All work done in tho making of said described public improvement shall be in accordance w ith the terms and conditions of such Improvement Resolution, and the details, drawings, plans, profiles and specifications for such proposed im

provement which are on file and may bo seen in tho office of the Board of Public AVorks of said City. That said Board of Public AA'orks has fixed the 15th day of August. 1921. at 1:30 o'clock. P. M., at Its office In said City as the time and place for the public consideration of the proposed improve ment at which time said Board of Pub lic Works will hear all persons Inter ested, or whose property Is liable to be assessed for said improvement, and will decide whether the benefits to the prop erty liable to be assessed for such im provement will equal the estimated cost thereof. By order of tho Board of Public AA'orks. H. K. GROA'ES. E. AA". AVICKEY, OTTO C. F. SEEHASE. Board of Public AVorks. Attest: T. T. RICHARDS. Clerk of the Board. 7-27; $-3 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF HEARING ON PRIMARY OR PRIMA FACIE ASSESSMENT ROLL. NO. A ioo. Office of City Clerk East Chicago. Indiana. August 1, 1921. Tou are hereby notified that the Board of Public AA'orks of the City of East Chicago, Indiana did on the 1st day of August,-1921 approve a primary or prima facie assessment roll shownig tha primary or prima facie assessments for the improvement of Pennsylvania avenuo between MeKinley street aniJ Michigan avenue and AVashington atreet between the Pittsburgh, Fort AVayne and Chicago Railroad tracks to the northeast line of Block avenue, as authorised by Improvement Resolution No. A S00 passed and approved by said Board on the 17th day of January, 1921. That said Board of Public AVorks will meet on the 22nd day of August 1921 at 1:30 o'clock p. m. at its office and will hear all persons lntercstea. and receive and consider remonstrances from owners of property, either irt person or by representative, agaiist the amounts assessed against their property described on said roll, and will determine the question as to whether such lots, tracts of land or parcels of ground have been benefitted In the sums and amounts named on said roll, or In greater or leas sums, or In any sum. Such primary or prima facte assessment roll showing tha primary or prima facie assessments together witn the names of owners' and descriptions of property subject to be assessed is on file and can be seen at the office of the Board ot Publil AA'orks. By order of the Board of Public Works H. K. GROVES, E. AV. WICKET. OTTO C. F.' SEEHASE. Board of Public Works Attest: T. T. RICHARDS. Clerk of the Board. 8-3-10 NOTICE FOR PUBLIC HEARING NO. A 218 Eat Chicago, Inufana, August 1, 1921 To AVhom It May Concern: Notice Is heroby given by the Boaru of Public Works of the City of East Chicago. Indiana that it Is desired and deemed necessary to ake the following described improvement In the City of East CViicago, Indiana, as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. A 2. adopted by the Board of Public AVorks on the 1st day of August. 1921 for the construction of a local sewer intended and adapted only for use by tho property holders whose property abuts thereon and not intedtd or adapted for receiving sewage from collateral drains. Said sewer to be placed in the following name streets, to-wit: Knotts avenue from the north line of 15 1st street to and conncclli-s with sewer In 150th street, more specifically described as follows: - Commencing at a point on the center line of Knotts avenue from the north Hne of 15lst street to the sewer in 150th street said sewer shall be constructed of vitrified tile pipe 12 Inches in internal diameter. Said stiver with all appurtenances shall be constructed in accordance with the profiles, plans, and detailed specifications and maps on file in the office of the Board of Public AVorks of said City of East Chicago, Indiana. VTid Board of Public Works of the City of East Chicago, has fixed the 22nd day of August, 1921 as a date upon which remonstrances may be filed or heard by persons interested or affected by said described public improvement and on said day at 1:30 o'clock p. m. the said Board of Public AVorks will meet at Its office in said city, for the purpose of hearing and considering any remonstrances, which may have been filed, or which may be presented and will hear all persons Interested or whose property is affected by said proposed Improvement, and will decide whether tie benefits that will accrue to the property abutting and adjacent to the proposed Improvement to said city, will be equal to or exceed the estimated cost of the proposed Improvement as estimated by the City Civil Engineer. H. K. GROA'ES. E. AV. AVICKET. OTTO C. F. SEEHASE, Board of Public AVorks Attest: T. T. RICHARDS, Clerk of the Board. 8-3-10 NOTICE FOR PUBLIC HEARING NO. A 219 East Chicago. Indiana. August 1, 1921 To AVhom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given by thP-Board of Public AVorks of tho City of East Chicago, Indiana that it is desired and deemed necessary to make the following described improvement In the City of East Chicago. Indiana, as authorised by Imnrovement Resolution No. A 219 adopted by the Board of Pu."ic AA'orks On the 1st day of August. 1921 for the construction of a local eewer intended and adapted only for use by the property holders whose property abuts thereon and not intended for adapted for receiving sewage from collateral drains. Said aowor to be placed in the following name street, to-wit: 'Deal street from tha center line of .140th street to and connection Wth a 15 inch sewer in said Deal street hear th- !.:'' !!'.- of !" - . t m r

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(National Crop Improvement Service.) AFTER a good many years of all sorts of experimentation, it baa been learned that stucco will stick to the outside walls ot a boue positively when held by a reinforced triangular mesh galvanized wire fabric. There is no other method which is dependable. Wood will swell and shrink and moreover will crack along the corners where the work has not been continuous. i There may be some objections lo the appearance of stucco made from certain kinds of dull colored cement, but nowadays the' coloring of plaster and cement both in the mixture and in coatings, will give any desired tint, and moreover the life of the cement is prolonged by the use of these coatings as they are waterproof, shedding rain on the surface and preventing it from striking through, which used to be the case in some stucco work. The strength of the house is much enhanced by making a continuous job around the corners and when properly done, the house will never again need painting to preserve it, although in specifiailly described as follows: Commencing at a point In Deal street from the center line of 140th street to and connecting with a 15 Inch sewer in said Deal street near the south line Of 139th street, taid sewer shall be constructed of vitrified tile pipe 12 inches in Internal diameter.. Said sewer with all appurtenarTces shall be constructed in accordance with the profiles, plans and detailed Specifications and maps on file in the office or the Board of Public Works of aaid city1 of East Chicago, Indiana. The Board of Public AA'orks of the City of East Chicago, has fixed the 22nd day of August, 1921 as a date upon which remonstrances may be filed or heard by persons interested or affected by said described public improvement and on said day at 1:30 o'clock p. m . the said Board of rubliC Works will meet at its office in said city, for the purpose of hearing and considering any remonstranles, which may vave been tiled, or which may be presented and will hear all persons interested or whose property is affected by said proposed improvement, and will decide whether the benefits that w-ill icj-ue to the property abutting and adjacent to the proposed improvement to said city, will be equal to or exceed the estimated cost of the proposed improvement as estimated by the City Civil Engineer. II. K. GROVES. E. W. AVICKET. OTTO C. F. SEEHASE, Board of Public Works Attest: T. T. RICHARDS. Clerk ! the Board. 8-S-10 Flag Day Observed Since 1889. Flag day, June 14. Is the anniversary of the adoption of the Stars and Stripes by the continental congress Id 1T77. The day has beenmore 0r less observed since 1889. In that year George Bloch. a New York teacher, commemorated the birth of the flag with special patriotic erercises by his kindergarten pupils. Patriotic societies took up the -0rrance and Fla2 day has become mcU established. The Oldest National Park The- oldest of the national parks la the Hot Springs reservation in Arkansas, established in 1S3-. In its square mile and a half are 46 hot and several cold springs, valued since Indian days for their medicinal properties. It is but a short distance from Little Rock. Origin of "Scapegoat." In accordance with the ancient Jewish ritual, on the Day of Atonement the chief priest symbolically laid the Pins of the people on a goat and sent It out Into tW wilderness. m H t it. , 71 0jS-.i3'l if

smoky neighborhood where the exterior may become dingy, cement colorcan always b again applied. Wonderful effects can be made in pebble-dash, in elastic finishes and ia crashed granite and marble. Repairs about the house whenever a porch has given out or cornice has rotted, may be made by covering the new work with stucco and the effect is always good. Moreover it is not necessary to take off the weather boarding of an old house because the steel fabric can be nailed on and plastered, saving a great deal of mess to say nothing of the labor. A good stucco house is practically everlasting and there havir.g been so many beautiful homes constructed In this manner, illustrated in the architectural magazines, there is no excuse for having an ugly house. It eosta no more to build stucco artistically than it does to use it in a careless, unattractive way. If you don't like your housa it is always possible to transform it with stucco.

Hare's Marvelous Dinner Dish. The great national dish of Korei is eooksu. To make It, you plungi a large lump of Ice Into a bowl partlj filled with steaming vermicelli of th endless Tariety. Over this you pom a portion of hot beef stew. The 1 congeals the beef fat into little lslandi of grease, and you never know whethei the portion dangling from the end oi your chopsticks will be icy cold oi burning hot, The vermicelli, which is very tough, is to be lifted to tha mouth with the chopsticks, Keepinj a firm bold on' it with the lips and teeth, you slip the chopsticks down to lift again and take up the slack by sucking. Around the Clock, "Yes, boys," continued tie steeplejack, who was telling "true" and thrilling stories, "yes, I was working a clock tower one afternoon about 12 minutes to 6. when I slipped, slid down the roof and caught on the long hand of the clock. There I dangled while the town folks collected below. So I yells to 'em, "Say, you folks, go home to your suppers. It'll be close to half an hour before I drop." Houston Post Small "Home Library." Many years ago the old-fashioned "almanack" was regarded as a household necessity. Uutchlnts almanac issued in J759 for the ensuing year contained the usual ephemeris of the suit, moon, planets and zodiacal signs. Its literary offering consisted of 14 select pieces of poetry and 10 moral essays. "Likewise the following useful receipts, which might be of great utility, viz.: A sure cure for rheumatism ; a cure for the most malignant fevers and a cure for the cough. Mrs. E. Lee phone Hammond 3346, lectures daily from 9 to 9, the Right Wa y to Lire. 696 State Line Street, on towest side of hospital. CHICHESTER S PILLS J ire Asa jroor uritriilfti rills la U4 d fcol niollicA txr. seUed with Blue RWmoa. I'mb- tin O Lb-. lin-T nf -am Ur-rr""- AikOwt U.Oi:'EH.TE3 DL!oT URAr rlUn,ue, -rears knwwn i Best. Safest. AIw&y R-i'ib-SOLO BY DRUGGISTS tVlKUi 3K IF YOU Want to buy Want to sell Want to rent Want to Exchange Want help Want a position Or any other Want TIMES Want Ads are Read by Everyone

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