Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 113, Hammond, Lake County, 1 November 1921 — Page 13

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A rl Fm-rtisrf-kw ' . . CLASSIFIED ADS AND LEGAL NOTICES tu cj i 1 3 ALLtrlLD Bit HAMMOND-Tjme, Office. Hammond BUg . Phoa. 3 1 00. E. S. Bourne Dnif Stor. 713 Calumet A, Phone 3685. WjTLNUhiting New. C. 324 1 1 9th St, Poo ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BYi INDIANA HARBOR Luken' Nw Agency. 3410 Michigan Ave.. Phone I I38J. EAST CHICAGO N.u & Thompton, 609 Chicago Ave Phone 931. Timet Office. Calumet Bldg.. Phone 283. GARY Time Oftce. Reynold Bldg.. Phone 137. BUY. SELL, RENT. GET A POSITION. GET HELP. BARTER AND EXCHANGE. OVER 40.000 PEOPLE READ THIS PAGE EVERY DAY. All Classified Acrvertisements must be in the office and paid for by 1 1 a. m. on day of insertion. Rate 1 0c per line, averaging five words to the line.

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WANTED MALE HELP

A ANTED: Experienced wood car builders and strippers; Apply Standard Steel Car Co., Hammond. 10-29-1 WANTED Ssifsim'ti, commisson .nd salary. A fine opportunity tor right men. Inquire U6 State St.. Conservative Life Ins. Co. Hammond. 10:31 :3 WAN'TElvSii energetic joung men to solicit, steady work, miut be wide awake, no experience necessary, good 'nance for advancement. Bohling Aito Sales, Hammond. 10:31:2 U "A X T F.l liu she 1 man, all kt nlad i en and Rents repairing on clothing. Call '5 t-:. State st.. 2nd floor, Davis Bros. Hammond. 10:31 W VTEI Compositor, one who can do book work, Phone 215S Hara. 11:1 WANTED Butchers, " f. rt ""high "grade experienced shop tenders. $32 to ?45 Per week. Permanent employment. Aprlv Charles Kaiser. Butchers' Ass n . 207 Milwaukee ae.. Chicago. 11:1:3 W A XTRtv.lSol felt o r" Ha mm on T CI cancr Dyers. 742 State Line st , phone ,r.'H Hammond 1 1:1:3 WANTEDf EMALE HELP AVANTED Waitress with counter exferien. e. Anplv O'Keefe Cafe. 522. 119th st. .Whiting. 10:?2:tf t H E M I D WES T Hi ? S V 1 T A L."l 9 4 0 Park ave., Chicago. 111., is offering to vouhk Women desirous of becoming graduato mirses a two year course of training. Uniforms, hoard, room, laundry and ex-rens-moripvfurnifhfil. Mid-West Hosl'.a l94rL Park ave.. Chicago. 10 :31 :4 WANTED 2 young women for dfmonstrstors. See Mr. Wimber. 34 Ogden t.. Hammond, between 7 and 8. 11:1 "WANTED-" Expert marcel waver, pood opportunity to right party. Phone Past j""hicago 1141-1.2. 11:1 "W A N'TKIV U'oman or girl for-genera! housework. Call 13 Sibley St.. secend apt., Hammond. 11:1:8 FURNISHED ROOMS F(R KENT Furnished rooms, 50c and $1 a day. Spring cots. 35c. I'v the week. $2, $3 and $4. Hctel Car'leton. Hammond. 10:4:tf i'O K R E NT Turn, rooms for lis k p g. and two hskpe. rooms for bachelors. 1S Plummer ave., phone 191.S Hammond. 1 0 : 2J : tf i'K HEVT Two roonrfor iTfrht hskpg. for bachelors. $4.50 per week. nutre 232 Indinra ave.. Ham. 10:2i Fi R RE XT Steam "heated "light' house keeping rooms, newly decorated. quire 14 1 Logan St.. Ham. 10:24:tf FO R RET Three ' roomul t es f or light hskpg.. In cottages. All private, prices reasonable. 661 Indiana avenue. Hamrsond. 10:29:3 FOR RE XT 3 or 4 rooms for l!ht hskpg., all modern. 3S2S PrummnT-d St.. Indiana Harbor 10:31:2 FOR RENT Kurm rooms for ""i'rht hskpg. Call between 12 snd 6 p. "m. at 510 Ingraham ave., We.'' Hammond. 10:31:3 FOR RENT 4 pleasart furnished rooms for llsrht hskpe. heat, pas ar.d phone. 59fi Wilcox St.. phone 1S17-W Tlam-rrlr,r'1-10:31:3 TO R RErf Fou r f7rnTshTiI room s. very reasonable. Inquire 141 East State St.. Hammond. 10:31:1 Ff)R RE XT 3 room f'srnTshed an t e le n trie liphfs and hath, stove heated, first floor located on Oakley ave.. $7 per week. Apply 313 Piblev St.. rhone Hammond 22"M. 10:31 POT i R FN T 2 an d 8 room aptTfur n" for lieht hsksr. Call 24 Pouclas pt. Phone 103R-R Hammono 10-31:2 FO R R E N'T Fu rn i s h ed " aparfmpn tT "n e w, south side, steam heat. Phone ?'"fil Hammond. 10"31:2 TO R "E E T si n 'sfe r oottj f o r gentlemen. $2 per week. 313 Truman ave.. Hammond. - 11:1 TO R RENT Xicel y ftTrni sh7dron t room, modern. 2 1 T"ebh st , Hammond. 111:1 po R REXT Jf u rn. rwrnTor-1 i ht bskpff . modern. 2S6 Plummer avenue. phone 13JS.-VV" Hammond. 11:1 FOn'liENT Furn. roomf or" lady" ftentleman in prir-ate family on Ruth St., phone 40"1 Hammond. 11:1:2 FOR RENT -Rooms for " lipht-bkpr.. 4711 re!viile ave.. East Chi. 11:1:2 FOR TXT-Room a--Tof" lie-ht "hskpsr.. "44 Truman ave,, Hnmmond. 11:1:3 FOR ""RENT 2 furn. '"' rooms " for lieht hskPi?., all conveniences, steam heat. 4122 Hemlock st., phone Indlma Harbor. 11:1 FORREVT3" ami"-5 room ar.t.."."ftim. for lieht hsknfr . close 1n, 30, 152nd st. Phone 3.100 Hammond. 11:1 FOR" KITXT Furn. " rooms for lieht hskpir . phone 6II-M. f?ast Chlcairo 4 1 i Oh ott ave.. East Chicago. 11:1 FOR RENT FOR RENT -6 room flat, steam heat, electric. 1705. 135th st., Indiana Harbor. Phone 115 Hammond, Paul B. l.ipinski. 10:10:tf '-R R KXTX rown 1st cliUtTZpU 2S" month. 4922 Olcott ave., phon' 244 KasjChjcai?q; 10:lS:tf 11'H RENT 5 room frame cottatreand (tarag-e, $30. I25tl Jefferson St.. phone 345 Hammond. 10:21:tf I'OR RENT S room rooming houaeT" large airy bedrooms, bath, jantry and electric, t;ns and cook stove, furnace heat, basement, stationary tubs, tiot water, house furnished, everything newlv decorated. 1H Plummer ave. opposite Michigan Central depot, Hammond. 10:25:tf Fori REXT- 'uvner leaving: city, will rent modern 6 room bungalow on the south side, close to car and Hohrasn st. Hardwood floors, bath. breakfast room, stationary tubs, shades and electrical fixtures. $55 per month. Immediate, possession. Apply at 111 Conkey ave.. Hammond. 10:1:2 Foil REX T M od e rn 8 'room" brick house, furnace heat. Phone 43-J Munster or 5r, Hammond. 10:31:3 F7)R UKXT ''iaraire foronTT ar at 55 Rimba:h ave., Pr. llobt. .illis, Hammond. 10:31:2 !'( ) 1 1 iiEXT Siodert3 room bat" a t 491 l.'nth st.. phone 2050 Ham. 10:31:3 FOR RENT S room cottage, modern except heat, $30. Apply 450 fcibley St., phone 320 Hammond. 11:1 IxTlt REXT Lower and upper 5 room fiats, with bath Inquire Smallbery, 4S63 Barins ave.. East Chicago. 11:1:3 FOR RENT 6 room bunpalow onthe south side, modern, immediate possession. Phone 1462lIaiTu 11:1:2 FOR RENT (T room apt., furnace-heat". IOCS Ray. Apply C. H. Provanchl. 1037 Wallace Road, phone 4232-M Hammond. 11:1 FOR -RENT room flat. 229 Michigan ave., phone 1340-J Ham.ll:2:2 FOR RF.XT 4 rooms andhath ""apt," on Lyons st.. facing Lyndora hotel. $29 month, furnace heat. H. S. Davidson. T.hone97-R Waiting. 11:1:3 FOR RENT 7 room fist at 25 -State St., phone 1481 Hammond. 11:1 FOR 'REXT 4 "room 'fiat' and'Tb"thT"modern except heat, ?2o. Call Indiana Harbor P6."-W. 11:1:3 KOR REXT 6 room flat and garair, S17 East State St.. Ham. 11:1:2 SITUATION WANTED WANTED A No. 1 stenographer wishes position in Hammond. Address Box 37, care Times. Hammond. 11:1:2 MONEY TO LOAN

REAL ESTATE BARGAINS FOR SALE To he moved from lot. a 1

5 room cottace. down town dLsfrict. Hammond. For Information write X. Y. Z., care Lake County Times, HaiuuioikP 10:27 :tf Foil SALE. New 4 room bungalow, hardwood floor, furnace, launtlrv tubs, small cash payment, bulance same a rent. J. y. Blackmun Co., 161 State st . Hammond. 10.21 :tf FOR 'sU Lr OR RENT-43" 3-4 acres truck, farm. Phone Munster 43-1 10:31:3 FOR SALE We are completing several new four room bungalows on the south side. block from car line on a 37 i by 120 ft. lot. These houses are well planned and veil hutlt. oak floors, electric light fixtures, kitchen cabinet, clothes and linen closets. Holland furnace, stationary tubs and hot -water conveniences. A large front porch, also an enclosed back porch. Only a small cash payment required, balance $32.50 per month including Interest. Hargis ft Moore Co., Phones 321 and 1542. 4 2 Hammond P.ldg., Hammond. 10:31:2 FOUEXniX GE Fi 1 1 e 4 0 ac r e black land farm; near town; stone pike; 6 room house: big- barn; wii,d mill, all In crops: 3 horses, 9 head cows and heif ers. 200 chickens. 15 ducks, all implements, tools, crops, harness, 500 shocks good corn mow full of hay, large orchard; lots small fruit, berries, an elegant farm home and highly productive farm. Want good 6 to S room house priced at Its real vahte. Have priced my farm, complete at $'.'000 cash or trade. E. R. Steele, 103 S. Main St.. Knox. Ind. 11:1:2 FOR SALE Will sacrifice my contract on a modern 6 room bungalow In East Chicago for $100 cash, balance $50 per month, including interest, modern In every respect, oak floors, kitchen cabinet, laundry tubs, Holland furnace, electric light fixtures, newly decorated, large lot, must be sold at once. Rest residence section In East Chicago. Write R-39, care TimeRHammo!id1 1 1 1 : 2 FOR-SALE 8 room house, story and half, on Prp.ckert et... sun parlor, vestibule. 2 bath rooms, furnace heat, phone Whiting 97-R. H. S. Davidson 11:1:3 FO if" SALE 4 room house. 40 ft lot. price $1000. $200 cash. 5 room house 55 ft. lot. $1600. $300 cash. 1-'. L. Wyman. phone 1(559 Hammond. 11:1 FOR tLE Modern fi room bungalow, rewlv decorated. 3i'4 ft. lot. soutn side, vacant now. Rargaln at $4950. :on down. Phone 2S12Ham. 11:1:3 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE ISO uncalled for" Men's Suit at $10 and up. Lsser's Loan Rank 5 S'ste t.. Hqminond. 6-3t' UNCALLED FOR OVERCOATS $5 Rod up. Iessr's Loan Bank, 65 State st. Hammond. 9:29:tf PLUMBIXG GOODS 'Five ft. enameled iron bath tubs, one lavatory, 1 water closet, first class material, bathroom outfits as low as $.1.75, delivered. (let our estimates on complete Installation. J. O. POXALPSOX 237 Sibley st.. Hammond. 1 0j 1 :t f FOR SALE Hardware store, stock ami fixtures, old established business. .(50 01cott ave.. East jt'hlcago 10:17:tf Ft R-S.ALK"he"pT-5 f tTwh.te Enamel" iron bath tub. new only $25. Royal E. Clinton. East Chtcagcx 1017:tf For" PaXE Furnishings of 5 room bungalow, two parlor sets, Victrola, piano, etc.. all or by piece. Call 1 to ' p. m., 227 IewJs nt. Ham. 10:27:3 FOR SALE Ice cream parlor and delicatessen store, doing jruod business, located at 9 77 Calumet St., reason for selling leaving city. Ham. 10:2R:tf POTATOES! Pest -western potatoes, guaranteed good cookers. Plummer ave. and Calumet team track. Put in your winter supply. Potatoes are going up. Rring your sacks. $1.40 pr bushel. 10:31 POTATOES! Car load No. 1 Western potatoes at """alumet and Plummer ave. Prtne your saeks. Stockholders only " 15 per bushel. Workers Building Association, Phone 3259 Hammond. 10-31 FOR SALE Phonograph, made to play all records. Cabinet design. Price $37. with SO records. Will accept payments of $5 per month. Call day or evening. 532 Prnadwav. Gary. 10:21:6 POTATOES For sale, fancy home grown whit potatoes, $1.50 per bushel. Delivered phone 1359-Y4 Hammond. 10:21 :3 FOR-SALE Rench wringer, oak dining room set, table fixtures, buffet A-1 condition. 340 Slblev St., phone nfi74 Hammond. - 10:31:3 STORAGE SALE 25 Beautiful hand polished library table phonographs, electric and non-elec-u-io. Tou could not buy the motor for what we are selling them for. No winding or broken springs to contend with. You save $200 on each machine. Call at 139 Logan st. bf-low Pnitv Hall, open e'-enings until 9 o'clock. Ham. 10:31:4 FOR SALE 5 soft coal heaters. 1 base burner, cooking range, 2 china closets 2 dressers, dining table, chairs, beds, bench wringer, wardrobe, chifferole. buffet, and other furniture. H. M. Walls, furniture and piano moving. 1G4 Favette st.. Hammond. 11:1:2 FOR"-SALE--Motor boat, 22 ft. long. V bottom, wpeed type hull, motor and all complete, good condition, good Jargaln. John Stonich, 0918 Ave. J., South Ch Icago. ' 1 1 : 1 : 3 FOR SALE China- closet, dresser and other articles. Call 413 Logan st. after 6 p. m.. Hammond. 11:1:2 FOR SALE Ready made aprons, also plain sewing. 118 Carroll St.. phone 3817 Hammond. 11:1:3 FOR S ALE j n e hard coal burner. In good condition. &3 Carroll St., Hammond. 11:1:2 FOR SALE Beautiful Pointer pups, 3 hound purs, nearly ready to break. Phone 223 Hammond evenings. 11:1:1 BXJirSALE Car load' of Elm trees. 2 to 6 inches thick, prices right, call and see them st .37 Walter St., Hammond. Peter Fox. 11:1:3 FOR S A L F V e r n I s S I a r tin "bed. spring and mattress. $16. 127 Sheffield ave. Hammond. 11:1:2 FO fi . S A LE Six p h onographs. agents samples, for less than cost. Terms given. 1067 Columbia ave., TIs.rn.ll :1 :2 FOR SALE Dresser, wardrobe, baby bugpv and fruit jars. 381 3 Grapevine St.. Indiana Harbor. 11:1:2 POTATOES! Carload of the Red Rlvtr ripe winter Potatoes. Also flour and apples now on Penn. team track, Forsyth avenue crossing. East Chicago. 11-1-1 FOR SALE Sideboard, serving table, china closet. 60 inch top table, t chairs, and arm chair. 942 So. Hohman st, Hammond. 11:1 FO R SALE Furnishings of R room bungalow, two parlor sets, Victrola, piano, etc., all or by piece. Call 1 to 5 p. m., 227 Lewis St., Ham. 1 1:l FOR-SA LE J us t T f ur ni s he d.-new fi ve room bungalow, furniture all new and up-to-date, used only 2 montns. everything complete, will arrange to turn on monthly payments with pament same over to responsible party only down, coal in for the winter, can rent bungalow If desired, best resident rart of Indiana Harbor, certainly a bargain for sale. 1518, 141st st. Indiana Harbor. Uj 1 FOR SALE Cheap one new mahogany gate leg table, beautiful electric table lamp . 759 Walter St.. phone 3on Hammond. 11:1:2 FOR SALE Ninety theater chairs, suitable for lodge halls or any other public places; also Kimball piano at bargain: Address P. O. Box. No. 802, Whiting. 1 P 1 :4 CASH SPECIAL for WEDNESDAY, Xov. L Oak Treating Stove, 12.95, with this ad. HAMMOND FURNITURE CO., J. Arkin. Mgr., 242 E. State St., Ham mond. - 11-1-1

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR. HA LE Manure, cinders. hla

l'OK SA LE Manure, cinders. black dirt and hauling of all kinds. Phone .c-35-M Hammond. 11:1:2 FOR SALE Single express wagon, mm milk wagon, one bakery wagon, phono Hammond 9 00-M af ter6 p. ni. 11:1:3 KEM PRO Th; Maie Soot Remover; Simply sprinkle over burning lire, open the drafjts, .'50 minutes and the furnace, pipes and ekimney will be free from carbon and soot and a good draft restored; The Beckman Supply Co., phone 1490 Hammond. J0-13-eod. FOR SALE AUTOMQbTlE Storage Batteries charged, rented and repaired. The S. & M. Battery Service, 318 Fayette St, Hammond, phone 2655. I""-t ATTENTION RUCK0-WTTORS-Ouf tock of repair parts, rovers most any ?f,truck; Bet Motor Tmck Co-a-434 Hohman street. Hammond. Ind. 4-20-tf Ft? SALF -'ew and used electric .Motors. U sizes and kinds. TTsed motors bought and exchanged. We specialize In rewinding and repairing: i A'nJ"v',nd Electric Supply and Repair L fc'b'py tr phon Hiimm o n d 3476. FOR SALE Used Ford taxleab.-Spsgr! good condition, $350. Atkins, 424 y,rAnd Blvd., Chicago. Phone Drexel 4? 10:28:8 WOULD YOU like to owrTan automobile in the spring? $10 will start vou in the Springtime Club. Why put It off? Overland Fudge Co.. 74 State st. Ham""n't 10:31:3 Ft!) It SAIE We have an (Tidsmoblle coupe, practlcalH- new. will sell at real bargain. Overland idge Co.. Hum10:31:2 FOR SA LE 1 fu dson super six, excellent condition. Cap be Inspected at Swift & Co., 100 Plummer ave., Hammmond. 11:1:3 FO R S A LE rcy V. S ttToebakefT recen t -Jy completel,- overhauled, excellent condition., new top and curtains. Bargain for cash, phono Hammond 29'9 or call at 469 Lyons sf. 11:1:2 II AVE a few use-"bTter!e's for" sal cheap. Lauer Battery Service. 75 4 Po. Hohman St.. phone S020 ITammond. 6-7-2 7" miscellaneous" A LL PAPER Hie to 14c. cr roll. Paper hanging. Very reasonable. Carl Vermett. 4 10 Michigan ave., phone 1429 Hammond. 10:20:tf CHIMNEYS cleaned and repaired. Saves coal and keeps smoke out of house. Phone Indiana Harhorl 315. 10:31:3 GET BUSY and save vour Rooster e!.r bands for the $ K00' Cathedral phonograph given away to tha ona holding the most cisrar bands. 9:2 Office (bone 302!T RpsMmt"K3 4 AT THE OVERLAND CRANE CO. Morton Court and M C Ft. u. Hammond General machine work done Enrlnes. pumps repaired and rebuilt De'id storage tor automobiles. ask for rates. Also general overhauling done. Have your lawn mower repaired and sharpened ready for next spring prices reasonable. Txcks repaired and keys made. Will caH for and deliver same-! 11:1:4 WE"H AVE" ""ORDERS TOEL-L FOO O. K. n:ant Battery. 35c. 10 Hawkins Mortgage. Com.. $27 50. 1C0 California Hotel. V. T. C, $3.25. 10 Co-operative Society. $15. We buv and sell stocks. SMITH. 7.ARTIX AXD COMPANY 208 s. Snlle it... Chicago. 111. 11:1:2 LOSTAND FOUND LOST Black and Ian-Fox " bound, reward If returned 1208 Jefferson st.. Hammond. Harry Petzlnger. 10:28:3 LOST A wrist watch, between Pine st. Presbyterian church and 454 Oak St. Finder pleane return to 454 Oak St., and receive reward. Hammond. 111:2 IVST Gray hand bag with two or three bunches of keys. Reward return to Times office, Hammond. 11:1 Ft'I-ND Purse at Callahan meeting on Saturday evening. Owner can have same by calling at 2711 Grapevine. Indiana Harbor, and paying for ad. 11:1 LOST Eunch of keys bet ween Gibson and Whiting, one I. H. B. switch kev and several others. Reward, phone 630-W Indiana Harbor. 11:1:2 WANTED TO BUY WANTED Late Model Automobiles ALL MAKES AND TYPES. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. SEE US BEFORE SELLING YOUR CAR. WRITE OR BRING CAR IMPERIAL MOTOR SALES CO. 2027 Mi'-hicran Ave, Chicago BOARD AND ROOM P. ' AIID OX 1 1 'ROOM Reasonable. 11. Fayette st.. Hammond. 10:31:2 BOARD AND "ROOM "lt American "family for two, modern, one block South Shore or Green Lint. 185 Huehn ave. Hammond. 11:1:2 FOR "SALE MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE--Twin "iTirlev motorcycle. in A-1 shape. 797 Walter St., flat P.. Hammond. $100. 11:1-3 PERSONALS WANTED Some responsible lady to care for or adopt 4 months old baby boy. Call 57 Sibley St., Hammond for particulars. 10:31-2 NOTICE On and after this date will not be responsible for debts contracted by any one but myself. ' ' M ELY IN J. BOARDWAY, 15th and Columbia ave., 10:31:3 Hammond, Indiana NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on the 24th day- of October, 1921 the Board of Public Works adopted a Primary Assessment Roll for the improvement of Alley Four (4) south. Section Three (3) from the east line of Johnson Street to the West Line of Lincoln Street within the City of Gary, Lake County, Indiana, under Declaratory Resolution Number Twenty-nine Hundred Ninety-five (2995) adopted on the 18th day of July. 1921. by tiie Board of lublio Works. The intersecting streets and alleys are Johnson Street, Alley Fifteen West, Lincoln Street. Said Assessment Roll contains the names of the owners and description of property to be assessed, with the amounts of the prima facie assessment against each lot or parcel of land subject to assessment and is on file and can be seen at the office of the Board of Public Works in the City Hall. Gary, Lake County, Indiana. On the 14th day of November. 1P21. at. nine o'clock a. m. the Board of Public Works will meet in its office at the City Hall to hear and receive remonstrances against the amounts assessed against each of said lots and parcels of lajrid and will hear and determine the question as to whether the same have been benefitted or will be special-, lv benefitted by said improvement in tbo amount sset forth In said roll, and

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will then give a hearing to all persons interested, and thereafter sustain or modify in whole or in part the respective prima facie assessments on taid roll. I'y order of the Board of I'ubllc Works. , PERRY H. STEVENS, JOHN' KESERIC. WM. S Y KES, Hoard of Public Works Attest: DOR ATI IK A MILLER, Clerk. 10:29:31:11:1:2:3:4

XOTICH OF THE ADOPTION OF PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL XOTICE IS HEREBY l.ilVEN: That on the 24th day of October. 1921 the Hoard of Public Works adopted a Primary Assessment Roll for the Improvement of Alley Eleven West. Section Two (2) from the center line of Eighth Avenue to the north line of the Wabash Railroad within the City of Oary, Ijke County. Indiana, under Declaratory Resolution Number Twenty-nine Hundred Ninety-two (2992) adopted on the ISth day of July, 1921. by the Board of Public Works. The intersecting street Is Eighth avenue. The parallel streets within One Hundred Fifty (150) feet are: Polk and Fillmore Streets. Said Asscr.smenLjBl contains the names of the ownrr5"and description of property to be assessed, with the amounts of the prima facie assessment against each lot or parcel of land subject to assessment and Is on tile and can be seen at the office of the Board of Public Works in the City Hall, Gary, Lake Countv. Indiana. on the 14th day of "November, 1121. at nine o'clock a. m. the Board of Public Works will inret In its office at the City Hall to hear and receive remonstrances against the amounts assessed against each of said lots and parcels of land and will hear and determine the question as to whether the same have been benefitted or will be specially benefitted by said improvement In the amount sset forth In said roll, and will then give a hearing to all persons Interested, and thereafter sustain or modify in whole or in part the respective prima facie assessments on said roll. By order of the Board of Public Works. , PERRT TT. STEVENS, JOHN KESERIC, WM. STKES. Board of Public Works Attest- nOPATITEA MILLER. Clerk. 10:29:31:11:1:2:3:4 NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF FRINOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on the 24th day ol ocionrr, i:-i me u 1 i-s,,n Wnrlrs adrnted a Pri- .,.-. ttc,nnr,f Woll fur the. Improve ment of .Alley Seven West. Section Four 4) from the center line oi j mi ier u it Avenue to tho center line of Fifteenth Avenue within the City of Gary, Lake . it-.. ..,.. Ilalornhirv HsI.OUOLV, lllUlitiiA, ,-rr, rlution Number Twenty-nine Hundred Ninetv-three (2.3 3) artopiea on mo iu day of July. 1921, by the Board of Pub lic Oi K r. ... The intersecting avenues are: Thir teenth Avenue and rirteentn Avenue. .iii .i..tn -ithln One Hunl lie I'iiiati'i n.t . .- dred Fifty (150) feet are: Jackson and Van Buren .streets. .. Said Assessment Roll rontalns the . r . ...... ar,A A tSCr i Dt I On Ot property to be assessed. with the amounts of tne prima iaue j,--.-..-. . against each lot or parcel of land subject to assessment rind is on file and car be seen rtt the office of the Board of Public Works in the City Hall, Gary, Lake Countv. Indiana On the 14th day of November. 1921. at nine o'clock a- m. the Board of Public Works will meet In its office at the Citv Hall to hear and receive remonstrances against the amounts assessed against each of said lots and parcelof land and will hear and determine the question as to whether the same have been benefitted or will bo specially benefitted bv paid improvement in the amount sset forth in said roll, and Wll then give a hearing to all persons intere.ted. and thereafter sustain cr modify In whole or in part the respective prima facie assessments on said rP.V order of the Board of 'Public Works. . j-jrp?T M : ro .r, TOt; v Kf"rT,IC, WV Board of Public Works AttC1eATHEA ?!.2Tai:l::3: IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF INDIANA IN BANKRUPTCY In the matter of Chicago Feed & Fertilizer Co., Voluntary Bankrupt. Cause No. S87. To the creditors of Chicago Feed -. Fertilizer Company, voluntary bankrupt of Osborne, Lake County, State of Indiana: You. and each of you. are hereby notified that on the 2Sth day of October. A Ti 1921. Chicago Feed & Fertilizer Company was duly adjudged a bankrupt, and the first meeting of Us creditors will be held at the Federal Court Room in Hammond, Indiana, at one o'clock p. m. Eridav. November 18, 1921, at which time the creditors may attend. nrove their claims, examine the bank rupt, appoint a trustee and transact such further business as may properly come before said meeting. IX ORDER TO RECEIVE CONSl IT ERATION all claims must be properly endorsed on the outer side thereof with the name of the bankrupt, name and address of creditor, amount claimed. and name and address of counsel, if any. HARRY C. SHERIDAN, Referee in Bankruptcy Frankfort, Indiana, October 31, 1921. 11:1 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE The undersigned executor of the estate and last will of Louisa Wolters, deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Lake Superior court. Lake County, Indiana, he will at the hour "of ten o'clock a. m. of the 21st day of November, 1921, at the office of the First Trust & Savings Bank. Hammond, Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold offer for sale at private sale all the interest of said decedent and her estate In and to the following described real estate situated in the city of Hammond. County of Lake, State of Indiana, to-wit: Lots Numbered Six (6) and Seven (7) in Block Number One (1) In rexllvislon of IHoffman's Addition to the City of Hammond, Lake County, IndlanaV. Said sale -will be made subject to the approval of said court for not less than the full appraised value of said real estate and upon the following terms and conditions. For all cash or one-third of the purchase money cash In hand, the balance In two equal Installments payable in not to exceed nine and eighteen months, evidenced by rotes of the purchaser bearing interest at not less than 6 per cent from date of sale, -waiving relief, providing for attorney's fees and secured by a mortgage on the real estate sold. GUSTIV MORITZ. Executor Dated this 17th day of October, 1921. 10:18:25:11:1 STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTTY OF LAKE, SS: PETITION OF GEORGE FALLS CHE3SEL TO CHANGE NAME. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR OURT ROOM. NO. 3. SITTING AT GARY, LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA. Notice Is hereby given that I have applied to the Lake Superior Court sittingat Gary of said county and slate

to have my name- changed from George Fallschessel to that of George Thellman,

and that the said petition and applica tion will be presented to and heard by said court on the 16th day of Novomber, 1921. GEORGE FELLSCIIESSEL, Dated this 17th day of October. 1921. 10:18:25:11:1 SHERIFF'S SALE STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF LAKE, SS: .70. 4876. Lake Superior Court. May Term, 1921. Indiana Electric Service Company, Inc., va. Jim Madras et al. By virtue of an order of sale to me directed from the Celrk of the Ike Su perior Court, I will expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash In hand, at the east door of the Court House In Crown Point, Indiana, on Saturday, the 19th day of November, 1921, between the hours of ten o'clock a. m. aad four o'clock p. m., the rents and profits for a period not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, towit: Lot No. 68 In Block Four (4) in Northeast quarter Section 29. Township 37 North Range Nine West of the second principal Merldan, In East Chicago, Lake County, Indiana. If said rents and profits -will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree. Interest and costs, I will at the same time and place offer for sale the fee simple In and to said real estate, or so much thereof as 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 Jim Madras et al at the suit of Indiana Electric Service Company Inc. WILLIAM IL OLDS, Sheriff Lake County, Indiana IL B. STEWARD, Atty. for Plaintiff. 10:25:11:1:8 NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY IN THF3 LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SITTING- AT HAMMOND, INDIANA. NOVEMBER TERM. 1921. Glen McKinley Edgerton vs. Ada L. Edgerton. Cause No. 2P9S5. Action to Divorce. Now comes the plaintiff by J. Will Belshaw, his attorney, and files his complaint herein, together -with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant thereto, to-wit: Ada L, Edgerton, Is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant Is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next te"rm of said Court, and that unless she app?ar and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 2nd day of January, A. L. 1921, the same being the 43rd day of the next term of said Cotirt to be begun and held In Room number 1 in the Court House at Hammond, In said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of November, A- D. 1921, said action will be heard and determined in her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Hammond. Indiana, this 31st day of October, A D. 1921. HERBERT L. WHEATON, (Seal) Clerk L. S. C. Br: CORA D. ANDERSON. Deputy Clerk, 11:1:8:15 LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES BBJS TO WINTER IS F1ORIDA A. W. Shaw, an official of the Universal Portland Cement Company, with wife and son Roy, will leave on the Dixie Flyer next Saturday for Jacksonville, Florida, where they Intend spending- the winter. Jimmy stays that he does not believe in knuckling- down. In one lonely spot and making It permanent headquarters but is going- to give the -whole state of Florida tho once over and accordingly has mapped out a sojourn to West Palm Beach nd Lake Worth on the Atlantic Coast and then by steamer to Iiko Okechobee passing through the canal to Fort Myers. After a few weeks here the family will then journey north to Saint Peitershurgh where the cement king will try a swing: with hook and line and the art of hoisting them out of the silvery waters of Tampa Bay. The cement road man has promised a fish for every politician in Lake county. If this agreement is fulfilled, it Is possible that the family might be compelled to remain In the "banana country far Into the spring unless Jimmy uses the magic silver bait. nramxG perm its East side of Emlyn Place between 143rd and 144th streets one story 'brlcl. dweliinig, 22x83. J. KwaanI, owner. Cost $3,700. West side of Drummond street between 139th and 140th streets, one story frame resident, 18x24. John Poskus, owner. Cost $1,000. North side of 137th street between Grapevine end Hemlock streets, one story addition to Producer's Dairy Co. plant. 25x33. Cost $1,800. North lde of Pennsylvania avenue, between 141st and 142nd streets, one story frame resident. 40x20. Joo Taminenskl, owner. Cost $2,300. COUNCIL, MEETINO Mayor Pro tern Sulskl has called a special meeting of the common council for tonight for the purpose of deciding upon tho polling places and making appropriations for the- expense of the city election. WAVTS AS IXVADTD'S CHAIR Capt. Kinson of the Salvation Army, la looking for the donating of an invalid's wheel chair. The patient Is without funds to purchase a chair of this kind and has solicited the aid of the Salvation Army. If there Is anyonewho would like to make & contri bution, you are asked to call East Chi cago 532-J. ADl'LTRY CASE 1ST CITV COURT. After thirty years of happy mar ried life the ties of the Anderson

home were bioken by a young and daring boarder in the person of Charles Johnson. The case was aired In the East Chlcaigo co.urt thi.- mornltiar before Spe

cial Judge D. M. Harvey. Charles Johnson an 1 Mrs. Augustus Anderson fo-und living together at 2406 Block avenue, Indiana Harbor, were charged with Adultery. Johnson was fined $50 and co.st and sentenced to j thifty day at the county farm. Mrs. j Anderoun was fined $1 and cost and ! sentenced to. thirty days at tho county farm. Mrs. Anderson told of how she had 1 been Induced to leave her husband an-P horn, at Hegewisch with promises! from Johnson of getting set up In a neat little home and relieved of house drudgery. They came to Indiana liar-j bor a few we .-!.. ago and established residence at 3406 Block avenue. Johnson secured employment at the General American Tank Car company. W'hen Clans Anderson, the husband of the Johnson's selected, partner hroi.tht charges of adultery and bad the couple arrested. In the evidence brought out In the cas?e, Mrs. Anderson was found to be the mother of five children, all of whom have gained their majority. Read The Times Want Ad.

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Major A. P. Melton, of the 113th Federalized National Guard Engineer regiment will be at the Indiana Harbor military headquarters this evening to swear in men who have signed a declaration of Intention to enlist Jn the engineer company that is being organized by J. W. Wallace in the East ChicagoIndiana Harbor district. It Is the purpose of this meeting to ?et as many of the boys out as possible and swear them in. in order to get the local company shaped up and cognized by the state military authorities. It is said that there are now over fifty men in the Indiana Harbor Engineer company. Mrs. E. Lee phoat H&mmond 3346, lectures daily from 9 to 9. tha Kight Wa j to Lire. 696 Stata .Lin e Street, on tb IV Line St. Special readings, 50c. Jr-,ii Spiritual meeting every Thursday and Sunday, at 7:30 P. M. Every body welcome. Free. INDIANA

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