Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 60, Hammond, Lake County, 30 August 1921 — Page 6

Page PDF (552.36 KB)

Back to issue view

PAGE SIX

THE TIDIES.

n i

urn mn

1 i- ,j I : !H -

Tuesday-. Alienist 30, 1921.

AIRPLANE CABIN DESIGNED AS WING IN NEWEST PASSENGER AIR CRAFT

IlklHK-ht.f-

1 kJ h

Mass Meeting At Indiana Harbor Opposes flying Output Cf Cement Mil!

"jd!e and ; clos tfc. I'clVl 7 i a r. t or coeUa; c no e ?" These wr r.' - choc J !r. tho :,' . T.-r.iUd .Stitc-s . t i i.r; audi ereton "ark, I rid . i I n r;i ."-s a r.i-' ;r. . elj'-t nuisance, u r. :im m r im risr r-ahe board of i if fcur.d r.'ccssi'uatlor.. , T w a h vi r. d : e d

w i T h

j. the r-.ar rat 1 in

mca ei.c-r t

r.:-h T to

work d f 7. rUf!

three.

f-s titicns v it n r-:r.?: . 0 as to tha K:-r.. : ac.k , o n t o t h

of the resolutions a'j'. iliy.r MoCor"or.".mori council and

the other to C::y . ' ' rr 'r .: "". :. se res ; t: s e'nbn iKfl the tact,? ."-'"out the rem t dust : tu.it i c-ri ;n tho Twin Cities ar..l e sk the -,: -opera-ton of the respective city c i c : a '. s In lend:ng aid and initiating the vre'.nanii y t'"pj to a hat a t - - r.uiP.i r.oe lit cr.oe. j W J. Murray was e'.-utteJ as cna'rrun and Ne'.s S e r. h f r g as .secretary, a 7- rrr.'iru r.t "::.: i' t ' e continue : ' h the wor'.-: f 1 the j thrcuch to; a aatisfa-tory r.-l. I Of Mar.i thf-r li a rectfn that i might b xp-cteI by putt4"cr thirds: (''fr 'w'.th a r.r.sr." I' is 51! that , iv.rre ars f i;V.'f-f n h."'-r. t r: :.i r.en t-ni- j played at this p'.-jrt r.ow, rins! of the! lab rerc cf which live in Indiana K.ir- i

i (

' ; , , V , 1 , - v 4 'I ' - v - . r J i - - -, i

s 1

5 l

the 3th day of September. 1921, at eight o'clock, p. m., In the HessvUie School House, at Hessville, Indiana, consider the matter of establishing- tax levleu for tho year 1321, taxes payable In the year 10--'. and will also consider a budget of proposed receipts and expenditures, 'opy of which is annexed hereto. Th.- total not valuation of assessment f property wtihin such municipality is 2.64S. J)-1f. no and the proposed rate of s.aatlon for the ensuing year. 1b as fh same, appears in said annexed buds' t . T:i x pa vers shall have a right to bo hoaid thereon. After the tax levies hive been determined, ten or more taxpayers feeUriK themselves ag-grieved by sii.h levies, may eppeal to the Stata H'arJ of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon by f.Hng: a petition therefor with the County Auditor not later than the fourth Monday of September, and the State Board will fix a date for hearing In this county. FRE 1 PEDELON. Secretary Board of School Trustees Dated, Hessville. Ind:.ia. August 30th, 1D21. 8-30-3-S SCHOOL TOWN Or IIESS VILL.E, IXDIAXA TAX BUDGET Ca5h on Hand In Various Funds: Tuition Fund NoneSpecial School Fund None. School Debt Fund None Estimated Necessary Expenditures (Estimated according to fund) Tuition Fund: 1. Salaries, principal ajid teachers J1I.000.00 f. Transfers 3.000.00

Sheridan. Xieferex; .a Baakraytcy. of the t'nl-.nl S;it'-s Dj-.rlct Crirt fjr the District of Indiana, the undersigned trustee In bankruptcy of the estate of Farmcr.ter-Uarnett Packing Company a corporation, bankrupt, will ?ell av

public auction to th

bidder at ten o'clock a. m. September Oth, 1321. on t ft said bankrupt, at Han i-ina. all the r-nl estate 1, property belonging to the -.. bankrupt described as toll-

S h e 5 1 fi n

he fi f.

on 1 ri'ij y. :; riremtsi tat-; of --a id

The East 2 '.2 acres r,ff of th?i east half ef the north half of the north half cf the, south east quarter of the

northwest oiarter cf Secti:

Tov.nship Thirty-six (S'l) Nf rar.K Nine (0 "West of the) ,-er I-rirclpal Meridian, In I-ako :,

J rii 1;. n-'i, tnrr'hir with ;i teerst iocated thf-reon. Al

ven :

; r 'i v e -

nnl ;,roj ertv f h ru: 1 r ' t; .- loijr autoiie.iei T'Ont, Wire fen'

Sh Id property has been ordered sdl ' clear and free of any and all liens, and j an abstract of title to the real estate J be furni.ihed to the purchaser, j T-.ver.ty-f.ve per cent of the purchase ; ! e must accompany the id, the bai- : i r.co to t raid within thirty days, j For further particular. apply to th" j u i.-l :-r ir:ed trustee

r.-l

fvor.:

CHARLES I. Trustee 1 23 i r ed'.ral 151s!?.,

. SURPRISE. iiir:.:ir,:i0 In

!!H!!i!!!i!H!!II!!!!!!l!!!ll!!:i!li!l!!illi!l!!!i!l!i;

. J 15. 000-00

The Hcmington Barnelli plate in fiight. The newest type of passenger airplane to be tried out is th onimfrtoi; Barrel:: plane. The huge cabin of the plane is built broad ana t.at liKe a w:nr ho that it contributes to the lifting of tLe machine. ine machiBe is driven by two 500-Lorsepower motors.

th-ir wouh:

a n

h e r

iev

aid that

have to ni..v :r t':- cement

plant move. You can talk anything ar.l everythlrr from n,-!ttic to l.iwn parties, bat f .ri;et al-out cement If you wsr.t th.e i . . . of t . . -;. . , , ..'orpeniil with you . Taik cement 1 1

a !. i 1 r. c

t ries

the r

a t

71 .1

If t h i - e o t h r

men . KlElrtK

en gj. raid A. v. . cif the ditil "'ti.r. i i f.Steel -0r7.-ratir.n : that everythirir 1? t vent a way thro'.:-h nuisance. In his x

i'.:u3t..-atior.. Mr. Shaw v ener In believing- th.it Portland Is ... reulir H Ha tells of th. old f: plcyes and how r-i.;t-ti after swallowing a. f--w n - -.-. Coitinif ntincr on cement on a?"rioulturai r t-izer car.rtc-t be i-c-at-T. example points wth 7 : plant 1 a w - at B u fr i r ct ' r The busy h-r-use wif e 1 be eat isf.ed in this caa f. as: f-e t tlr n-.e r. t 1? draw M-.t-atlc n freer. th w&r.. .yked "at the me'.;r.;.r I all refu?e. lir.th Mrs. Mr?. S-e-.hrsr a-sve th

i.ar.t sa.-itihi he closed can nts In the region furnish f;r over one th a net . e her tbt 1 ys th? irold-: A. " '. . S i" i v- ; ; : . ." . .a'i'H ter''i-: of ri-e T'

ousewife of ;he Twin Cities and aZ e. ?Iie fiiea jff the h.aTidle. For rier ray y e.ar-s the direct .-aster'v wind a -- stfte.1 tins g-ritty buildinc- m.i-

imo and uant-

and furniture. and

or.ee.

r ii. ,

i furniture, track this

daily, there still abl t'ray coat

v& .. E f AHT 10

STA

w a v of

-rks his listhe Ur. :Ve:-3Ai . ' .....

the propositi -n to the commission of fnhhinir the srradtnK r,n the desiirnated read and corn m.-iv! i ng the paving cf this road next ; :.:,;. It is said that a prominent Industrial man his just reu.r:o;d from a confer-, e.nce with the S!ate Hirh-.vay Commission on th.s same y ubji'i t, w iih a favcrahie, rep rt . The :u:i,., HisrhLvay is a 300 mile drive around Lake Michigan, beginning "t the Illinois-Indiana State line at theintersection cf Indianapolis Boulevard n nd Stan. lard av eRUe through I":ckey riace. (" r.e avenue, J;h avenue to the

e.?st .ine of Gary then northeast running close to and parallel with the, South Shore tracks, following the o;j Chicago-Detroit road into Michigan Citv-i

Total

rpecla! School Fund: 1. Salaries school truste.ej..$ 2. Printing and stationery..

S. Shool maintenance (a) Janitors 1,675.00

750.00 250.00

b) School supplies ., (cii Other supplies (d) Painting and decorating (part under way and part contemplated) fe Heat, liftht and water.. f) Improvements

600. nn 500.00

BOO. 00 2, 150. no 2,500.00

DOUBLE S. & H. STAMPS TOMORROW

t f - vt

i- ' m&

liAUFMMm S VtOLF - Hammond Ind. I

A Sale of Our Finest

lC 7

Special

Total -fs.325.ri0 School Debt Fundi 1. Bonds maturing J1.78O.00 2. Interest total Indebtedness 750.00

the. -. e v

err

RT ON

ONES ROAD !

',-arv veste

MOTHERS Here is a chance to outfit your children for school . I am having a sals or. all children's apparel. come in and see. my dresses, suits and underwear; also dresses made. to order. Mrs. R. B. Clark, 2nd floor.

m 2, :traube Bids. 8-30-2

t b b

c r e -, - n

!ro.

o : an.i

e i d

vtce-rr-'sident cf the socia tion, ws 3 busy in enlisting a corn. nr.: t tee

?!3 City. Gary. Eftst Chicago ' oral to visit Indianapolis to- j

ervievv with Govrrnor Jlc-

LEGAL NOTICES

Total , Assessed Valuation: Property (real and personal) Polls Pro-posed Tax Levlee: Tuition Tax: J.40 per $100.00 valuation. revenue produced f.50 Poll tax. revenue, produced

.$2,510.00

$2,64?,l'4fl-Oo 2 "0.00

.$10,505.36 j

100.00

Total Special School Tax: $.34 per JK.ooo valuation. revenue produced fl.oo poll tax. revenus produced

. .$10,635.36 . .$3, 906.CG 200.00

Total $3,105.06 School Debt Tax: $.10 per $100.00 valuation

revenue produced J.54S.S4 FRED DEDELOW, S-SO-9-6 Clerk School Board

Here are Suits that ordinarily would sell up to $18.50, of fine sturdy materials, very smartly styled and tailored like the best men's clothing. Every boy should start to school with one of these Suits. They all have 2 pair of pants, guaranteed double service. All sizes 8 to 18. Special, $12.50.

Including Navy Blue Serges

peciai, ipl

Cassimeres, cheviots and unfinished worsteds are the materials, tailored for lots of wear in the becoming patterns boys will like. Included are all sizes 7 to 18.

ts Suits

ray and t:

-u-itj it:

:-h -v- 3 y

- 9 .

NOTICE

members of tn State NOTICE IS KKHEBT OFVEN to the

Commission on the porslbil- j taxpayers of the SCHOOL. TOWX OF

of com ri'tic'r. g wotk on tle Dur.es; HES8R-Tr.I.E. 1DI Vi ti

way this fall. Interested and concerned, that the Bo.-y-d r committee left Ir.s'-ic-ed to put of School Trustees of said town will on

23H

7 . V A a

ttfr ill III m fffmur MuSjS

iif 1 electric

iit. io. Ii. ii

TPi T2t Wi T"""

. t i . e tv

-,-e - ( i ft V y

f i e?.

v K:-

mV- 'fi ;ri a ?! y

f 9 .

5-3

isu -' '

r . -

V . JS.

. . '-v.. - . - - a

v.,

Pre-war prices on the genuine Thor, the standard washing machine of America, again prevail. All machines are new, not surplus stock. Day by day they are going through a factory which has never closed down. And they are being made even better than before because of improving conditions affecting labor and materials, t very machine bears the Hurley guarantee. All new prices are standard factory prices now in force.

' ! ,

rifA 7 ?7 f

we it

W Don't w-ait

is me time. Prices have struck rock bottom, and your home should not be without a Thor Electric Washing Machine.

' C! i;- virnc-!5-Ok ra7 on-iy tnis small amount

iJi.'4itJLa,C down and the machine is . yours for your next wash in if oar mmm nJSremrhly pa" Authorized Thor Dealer

INDIANA ELECTRIC SER1CE CO. SSS Kchman Street Phone Hammond 780 524 Chicago Avenue Phone EasfChicago 69 4S07 Fcrsythe Avenue Phone East Chicago 69 3348 Michigan Ave. Phone Ind. Harbor 69

517 Washington Street Phone Gary 14351

NOTICE NOTICE IS HEHEBT GIVEN to the taxpayers of the SCHOOL TOWN OF HESSVILI.E, INDIA-VA. and all others Interested and concerned, that the Board of School Trustees of raid town will on the 9th day of September, 1921. at edj-ht o'clock, p. m.. In the Hessville, School

House, at Hessville,. Indiana, consider the matter of establishing tax levies for the. year 1921, taxes payable In the year 1922. and will also consider a budget or proposed receipts and expenditures, copy of which !s annexed hereto. The. total net valuation of assessment of all property wtihin such municipality Is J2.64S.S40.00 and the proposed rate of taxation for the ensuing year. Is as the same appears la aaid annexed budget. Taxpayers shall have a right to be heard thereon. After the tax levies

have been determined, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon by filing a petition therefor witlj the County Auditor not later than tie fourth Monday of September, and the State Board will fix a date for hearing in this county. EWALD B. KTJNOW, Town Clerk Dated, HessvEIe, Indiana, August 30th. 1921. 8-30-9-6 TOWN OF HESSVILLE, INDIANA (CIVIL) TAX BUDGET Cash on Hand In Various Funds: General $4,439.4." noad 4.066.12 Estimated Necessary Expenditures: (Estimated according to fund) General : 1. Salaries town officers. ... $1,500.00 2. SalarTes town marshal! and deputies 200.00 8. Stationery and printing.. 150.00 4. Attorneys fees 500. On 5. Board of Health 300.00 6. Improvements 4, '00. 00

I School Knickers

Every sturdy boy needs at least two or three ; pair of pants to start the school season with. EE Here is a chance to save mothers! Pants

worth to $1.75 at $1.29 in terns.

)ecoming pat-

Blue Serge Suits

Every boy wants a Blue Serge Suit. You'll find a big variety of the all-wool fast color kind in this store. At every price an unusual saving is effected. $8.75 T0 $15.00

A nnouncing the Complete Lines of

V 5k -I wJ, -

I 3

Sf- s

Tctal Genera! Fund $7,150.00 Road Fund: 1. Cutting Brush, cleaning and repairing ditches along highways ..$1. 500.0 2. Repairing culverts 300.00 3. Road repairs, including material and labor and equipment 2.000.00 4. Opening and grading new roads and streets . 2.000.00

Men's Fall Clothes Men's and Young Men's styles for the new season, emphasizing the fine points of dress as expressed by the famous de- EE signers of EE 3 Famous Makes "Hart, Schaffner 6c Marx," "Society Brand" and "Michaels- EE Stern ' the best .America produces in style and service at EE

5 to $50 i

Batirty BnmS (Elotrjrs

SPECIAL Suits worth up to $50, all year round weights left over from our last big sale; broken sizes. If your size is here a wonderful value at $25.

Sill

liEl!!!IH!!l!!IiI!!l!l!!ii!!:i!!i!!!H!li!i

. $5,00.00

. . . $2, 54?. 340, ro. 200. c .

Total Koad Fund Assessed Valuation: Property freal and per eona!) Polls

Proposed Tax Levies: . General Corporation. $.20 per $100.00 valuation. revenue produced $3,297.6 Road, $.0? per $100.00 valuation, revenue produced . 2,113.07 EWALD B. ICTXOW, 8-30-3-6 Clerk Town Board NOTICE OF T R U 3 TIDE'S SALE O F P A P-MENTE R - B ARNET T PA OKI N G CO. Notice is hereby giver, that pursuant to an order of the Honorable Hr.rry C.

TOO LATE TO CTLASSIFY

WANTED Bright young man not over is with bicycle for collectors position. Write A-141 care Times, Ham. S-30-2

WANTED Waitress. Hammond .

Lyndora Hotel,

NOTICE Ladies' Oriental Shrine will meet Thursday afternoon. Sept. 1st, at Odd Fellow's Hall, Gary. The ladies or Hammond will have this meeting's program. Mrs. Wm. Startaman as chairman. S-29-2

"GET YOUR TRAINING UNDER EXPERTS" T THIS IS ENROLLMENT WEEK Fall Term Opens Tuesday, Sept. 6th

light School Opens Wed. Eve. Sept. 7th

Every subject taught by an expert. Book-keeping and Accounting. Stenography (Gregg Safe and Sane System). Typing, Speed and Accuracy. Business, English and Correspondence Secretarial Course complete. Filing (up-to-date memod). Burrough's Calculator Course. Penmanship. Rapid Calculation, etc. You will be Placed in a Paying Position upon Completion of Your Course at

animono oosiness

Coll

3rd Floor, 1st National Bank Building Telephone 1954