Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 351, Hammond, Lake County, 28 April 1922 — Page 14
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Tlit, TIMES Friday. April 28, 1922.
.EGAL NOTICES
AGREEMENT. THIS AGREEMENT, mad ml entered Into by and between The East Chicago Company, a corporation, created, organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Indiana, and hereinafter referred to as the corporation, party of the first part, and the City of East Chicago, Indiana, by and thru its Board of Public Works, John Eochnowskl. M. J. Kleman, Karl D. Norris, party of the second part, WITNESSETH: THAT WHEREAS, the said Board of rublic Works is, by the several statutes of the State of Indiana in Buch case made and provided, vested with the power and authority to order and contract for the erection and construction of worka for the collection, treatment and disposal ci sewage, and to lay out. design, order and contract for the construction maintenance of all public drains and sewers within the said City of East Chicago; to license the making of excavations in or the removal of rock, gravel or other material underneath the surface of any street, alley or other publia place in said . City; to prepare a general plan for the drainage and sewerage of said City and to extend the same from time to time and provide for the disposal of sewerage, and to drain, at the owner's expense, any lot or tract of ground wltUln said City whenever the water therein has or may become so obnoxious as to be or become injurious to the public health; and WHEREAS, the aaid corporation is the owner of that piece or parcel of ground known and described as the North one-half of Section Nineteen (19) and the South one-half of the South half of Section Eighteen (18) all in Township Thirty-Seven (37) North, Range Nine (9) West of the Second Principal Meridian in the said City of Hammond. County
of Lake, and State of Indiana; and WHEREAS, the Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond, Indiana, after investigation and examination of the said piece or parcel of ground be tor King to the s-t1 corporation, and tereinbefcre described, and of the surroum'Inic sn-.l pdlacent territory, liaa determined that it Is necessary for the health and general welfare of the, paid City of Hammond that a system of drainage or sewerage from the said ground hereinbefore rer ferrd to, and from the contiguous and adjacent territory be constructed, installed, malaiained and operated; and WHEREAS, the land owned by the said corporation is immediately adjacent to the western boundtry of the corporate limits of the City of East Chicago, Indiana, and j ' the Board of Public Works of the said City of East Chicago has also Investigated and examined the said property, as well as that in the near vicinity thereof lying and being in the corporate limits of the said City of East Chicago, and finds and determines that it Is necessary for the health, sanitation and general welfare of the said City of East Chicago that a system of drainage or sewerage from the said ground hereinbefore referred to and from the contiguous and adjacent territory be constructed, installed, - maintained and operated; and ; WHEREAS, the said corporation in view of such future uses and purposes as those to which the said, ground, hereinbefore described and owned by it, may be put, la desirous of having a certain, sufficient, dependable, safe and lawful means, method and Instrumentality of and for conveying and carrying from, removing and draining water In whatever quantity It' may come, be brought or accumulate upon the said ground away therefrom. In a satisfactory and lawful manner, as well aa for the purposes hereinbefore mentioned in: tnnectlon with ' general sewerage nd drainage; and WHEREAS, the said corporation, cognizant of the premises as hereinbefore set out, agrees that the said system of drainage or sewerage as referred to should be so constructed. Installed, maintained and operated, and in view of all the said facta and further consideration of having such system of drainage . or sewerage constructed and installed promptly, properly and safely has, and by these presents does, agree to so Install and construct the sam at its own expense, without delay, as soon as the industrial development of the said ground, as oontemplated by both parties hereto, has progressed sufficiently to permit, practically, efficiently and properly, the lotallatlon ef such drainage or sewerage system from the said ground as thus developed. NOW THEREFORE, It is agreed and understood by and between the tartles hereto (1) That the aaid system of drainage or sewerage shall be constructed, installed, maintained and operated by the said corporation, at its own expense, along and upon the following route in the said City of East Chicago, Indiana, after following thereto the route heretofore ordered, prescribed granted and permitted In the City of Hammond, Indiana, by the duly elected, qualified and acting Board of Public Works of the said City of Hammond, that is to say, along, under and upon such parts or portions as may be required for the purpose, of that certain highway, thoroughfare or street lying within the corporate limits of said City of East Chicago, known and described as White Oak or Knotts Avenue, and bounded on the north by the center line of 149th Street in the
said City of ESast Chicago, on the
west y the center line of the said White Oak or Knotts Avenue and on the south by the south line of 131st Street, in the said
City of East Chicago, together with those portions of 150th and 151 st Streets, in the said City, for
tnelr full widths. Intersecting
eaid White Oak or Knotts Avenue (and also, If required, the por
tions of said 150th and 151st Streets extending - fifty feet east
of the cast line of the said White Oak or Knotts Avenue), and
thence In a southerly direction alon;? a tract of land eighty feert wide, owned; by the said corporation, to the Grand Calumet River. (2) That the said corporation
further agrees to lay and at all
Vote tor Albert E. Grlffl. No. g
HcxrabUcaa Candidate for juttee mt
tbe Peace. 4-so-
times operate and maintain the said drainage or sewer system in such way as not to interfere with any drainage, sewer or water pipe which may hereafter be located upon, along or across the streets, or alleys Intersecting the said roue, nor to Interfere with any of the said drainage, sewer or water pipes which are, or may hereafter be constructed along, over, or across said route by said City, or by any other person or corpor
ation, or by the Government of t
the United States. (3) That the said corporation further agrees that if at any time In the laying or construction of any sewers, drains or water pipes, the said sewer system shall be found to Interfere with the same, then the first party, its successors and assigns, will cause the said sewer system to be raised or lowered, as expeditiously as possible, as the said City may demand, upon thirty (30) days' notice in writing by said second party to said first party. (4) That the said corporation further agrees that when said sewer system shall be constructed and in operation there shall be permitted the connection therewith and the use and advantages thereof by the ownecs of the real property abutting upon th-se portions of the said White Oak or Knotts Avenue in said City of East Chicago, Indiana, where the said system of drainage or sewerage la, by these presents, ordered, prescribed and. authorised to be installed, constructed, maintained and operated In the same manner, method and form and to the same extent in all things as they might or could do In connection with the use or enjoyment by them of any other drainage or sewerage system In the said City of East Chicago, and upon such terms and conditions as to the construction of such connections as may be ordered and deemed proper by said second party by and thru Its then Board of Public Works. (5) That the said corporation farther agrees that It, Its successors and .assigns will maintain the said sewer system In such a way as may be reasonable and proper, making good at Its own expense all damages which may be caused to the surface of the land on account of the construction, maintenance and repair of said sewer. () That tne said corporation further agrees that It will construct said sewer system of reinforced concrete or equally as good material, and the same Is to be not less than three (3) feet underneath the streets and alleys hereinbefore mentioned. (7) That the said corporation agrees that said sewer system shall not exceed, on the Inside cross section, twenty-five (25) feet In width, by twelve (1J) feet In height, or a structure of equal cross seotlonal area. (S) That, for Its part, for and In consideration of the sum of One Dollar, to It In hand paid. tb knowledged; of all the premises hereinbefore and hereinafter expressed: of the tise by it of the
said drainage or sewer system, as j hereinbefore agreed; and of the various covenant and promises j ef the said corporation, as here- j inbefore set out. the said City of East Chicago. Indiana, by and ; thru its said Board of Publio Works as hereinbefore named. J hereby grants to the said corpora-. J tion the easement and right to ln-i i stall, construct, maintain, repair 1 and operate the said drainage or. j
sewer system hereinbefore referred to, constructed and main
tained as hereinbefore agreed, under and along the highways, thoroughfares and streets hereinbefore mentioned, and across) them at their points of Intersec
tion with each other any other streets or alleys that now are or j hereafter may be in use aa public thoroughfares, streets or alleys, and hereby agrees to and does sanction, authorise and permit such Installation, construction, maintenance and operation. (9) That the easement, right, authorization and permission granted, given and conveyed by the said City of East Chicago to the said corporation by subparagraph (8), above, shall inune to the benefit of the said corporation, the said East Chicago Company as the owner of said property hereinbefore desorlbed. and to its grantee or grantees, successors and assigns. (10) That . before proceeding with the Installation or construction of the said drainage or sewer system, as hereinbefore provided, the said corporation or Us grantee, successor or assignes shall procure and file with the City Clerk of the said City of East Chicago, fitter approval by the Mayor thereof, a bond, upon good and sufficient surety, in the penal sum of Twenty-Five Thousand (125,000.00) to the said City of East Chicago, indemnifying and saving harmless the said City of East Chicago from and against any and all liabilities claimed or alleged against It arising from or by reason of any and all damages caused by the construction. Installation, operation or maintenance of the said drainage or sewerage system. (11) That this agreement, eontract and grant shall take effect from and after its confirmation, adoption and ratification by the Common Council of the aaid City of East Chicago, upon compliance with the requirement of the statutes of the State of Indiana in such case made and provided, and for the period allowed by the laws of the said State. THIS AGREEMENT Is executed in duplicate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto set their hands and seals, this 27th day of March, A. D. 1922. THE EAST CHICAGO COMPANT.
A-Corporation
(Seal) By: C. A. WESTBERG,
Kirst Party. Vice-President
CITT OF EAST CHICAGO
By Its Board of Public Worka
JOHN BOCHNOWSKI, M. J. KIERNAN, KARL. D. NORRIS,
Second Party
CITY OP EAST CHICAGO. By Its Board of Public Works.
Ilotice is hereby given that the
Board of Public Works of the City
of East Chicago, has fixed th 15th day of May, A. D. 1922, at two o'clock P. M. In the office of the Board of Publio Works in the City
Hall. Eaat Chicago, Indiana, at
which time said above franchise.
grant or contract, will be finally considered and at said time and place a public hearing will be had, to which any taxpayer of such city may appear and file protest against any or all of the provisions of said franchise, grant or contract. JOHN BOCHNOWSKI, M. J. KIERNAN. 4:27 Board of Public Works
WHITING NEWS NOTES
WHITING LEGION SHOW TOMORROW NIGHT Tomorrow night will see the third performance of WhitingTs Legion
show "Behind the Lines." The de- .
mand for tickets for this final performance has been steady and the Indications are that a full house will greet the boys when they.show at the Community Center tomorrow evening. People have not seaced talking about the two performance sal ready given. Among those wlio havo been specially complimented on their part in the show are Harry Powers and Jimmy Lapert for their parts as the French vamps. Lapert also has been given much credit for hla part as the French peasant. Taul Mlhalso who takes the part of the Captoln's orderly, mail orderly and "bugler has also been given much credit. The singing of John Muprhy. as well as his part as Pete Mills, were favorably commented on, and those that will attend tomorrow evening will surely appreciate his work. The Legion's stellar quartette consisting of Murphy, Smith. Hornet and Beaublen, has created much enthusiasm and those who have heard them are loud In their praises. Much of what is necessary to put on a show is not visible to the audience. Those who came to see the show on the first and second performance were surprised at the seen ery. This was the work of the looal boya, A. K. Studebaker, Koeniff. Daugherty and others. Frank Lauer, as property man, has had his hands full, especially looking after Lillle the goat and Pat Griffith as general overseer and playing the part of Wildfire" has tbeen a busy bird.
There will be no danoe tonight at the Owl OU'b as had been previously announced. Those in charge of the affair have postponed it indefinitely. The Trl Kappas meet at the home of Mrs. Ray Whttmer. 1892 Atchison avenue, Monday, May 1st. Full attendance requested. The Toung Ladles Guild of the Congregational church meets at the home of Mrs. Arnold Ey ton -Porter, 419 Central avenue, Wednesday, evening, May 3rd. Special business, members and friends please attend. Those wishing to go to the theatre after the Fortnightly banquet. May 6th, please have ticket money at the general meeting, Monday, May 1st. You will miss a treat If you miss seeing the three one-act plays to ie given In the high school assembly room. Friday. April 18. 1923. 8:00 p. m. by the High School Dramtic Club. The plays to be given are 'A Night at An Inn' an adventure play, 'The Case of Cophronla,' a ono act comedy and "Aria da Copo" a pastoral fantasy. The cast for 'Aria da Capo" Is: Columbia, Edith Larson; Plerro, Geneva Miller; The Mask of Tragedy, Gertrude Pltzele; Thyrsls, Thresa Thlele; Corydon. Ann Marlet Peterson. Admission 25 cents.
L-een generous in giing windo i space for books from the Pub" Library, as a part of the India Book Week publicity campaign. T following displays have oeen ma this week: Books on Babies Ritter and Gullstrom's: Inter! Decoration at Seifer's; a mlscell; eous group in Gordon's; thrift the First Trust & Savings Bar House Plans in Mr. Henry Damn's office: gardening books in kin & Tharp's windows over S Jay: Music books in Sullivan & karz": Automobile books at t Whiting Garage; ' Health books Matterns' window; Books on bu! ing at Spurrier-Smith's; Books the oil industry In Owens & Spa burff's and books on outdoor spo in the Moser Hardware windo One object In this type of disp" was to show the 'variety of top on which .books can be supplied. 1 knowledge of experts in many llr Is available to anyone who wis! to borrow It from the piUbllc libra nilXCES TH EA TH E WHITI.V FKIDAV U SATIRDAV Prlscllla Dean In her latest pdet "WILD HOEY," we guarantee a rcfommrnil this picture. 4-28 The merchants : of Whiting ha The Women's Relief Corp wi have a pulie card party in th small hall of the Slovenski Dora t morrow afternoon and evening, 50 Bunco and Pedro will be played. Mrs. George Lowen of West Par. avenue was called to New York b the death of her father. rillXCESS THEATRE WHITIXt KJtlDAY AND SATURDAY PrJsclUa Dean In her latest pJctur "YV II,D HOXEY," we guarantee an recommend thta picture. . 4-28-2 The Mizbah Bible Class of th Methodist church will hold a bak sale at Atkin and Tharp's grocer, store tomorrow afternoon. The Misses Irene and Armell Glenn entertained a number o young ladies at their home Tuesda; evening in honor of Miss Clar
Schulze, who Is leaving to take ur
nursing at St. Bernard's hospital ii Chicago. Those presrent were Misses Helen Smidt, Mary Ellen O'Con nell, Julia Duan. Ellzaibeth and Mar garet Schulze, Florence Muldoon
and vAlice Johnson. The evening
was enjoyed with music and games There will be a general meeting
of the Whiting Fortnightly Club at
the public liibrary Monday evening May 1st. The program is as follows: Collect, Mrs. Humphreys:
Famous Trees of History, Mrs. Bro-
derson; Music, Mrs. Tllton; The Me
morial Tree Highway, Mrs. H. E. Beaublen; Music, Mrs. Frochaska: Music. Mrs. "Schaaf; Joyce Kilmer's
"Tree Poem," Miss Grogan; Music
Mrs. G. Humphreys; Roll Call, My Favorite Tree. This meeting will
take the place of the meeting in
Apil that was given over to Mr.
Milton Merrlman for his most In
terestlng lecture on the Orient. All
memlbers of the club are urged to
be present as matters of importance
concerning the annual luncheon are
to be discussed.
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT Robinson Caruso serial, double feature program and comedy. Tomorrow vaudeville and pictures. 1 4-28-1 Three of the greatest 1-act plays ever written are to be produced by the High School Dramatic Club this evening in the Assembly room of the high school building at eight p. m. Come and see "Our Little Theatre" and the three casts will appear to ibe voted on and the one receiving the greatest number of
votes er the cast that does the best work will be entertained by the Dramatic Cluib. Come, enjoy the ! dramas and cast your vote for the! best cast.
Mrs. J. Fase of Roberts avenue, tended a card party in Chicago Wednesday which was given for e benefit of the oversea soldiers. Mrs. Henry F. Esgers and Mrs. A. gers were In Crown Point on busjss Wednesday. Mr. John Peterson and sons, Mr. d Mrs. E. Freese of Myrtle ave., d Mrs. Freese's brother Irwin Han n of South Chicago attended the neral of the former's step father, r. Charles Bent of Union Mills, 1, Wednesday. Coming to Prlneeea FVIday and tnrday. PrUcilla Dean in "WILD JSEV." 4-26-tf Mrs. J. of Roberts avenue, is a guest at a luncheon at the ne of Mrs. Leland In Chicago on esday. Mr. Henry Harms, who was operd on by Dr. A-reallous at the uth Shore hospital in Chicago on nday morning is still in a very Iojs condition, the operation vir.g to be more serious than it s expected. Mr. Harms has been poor health for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blohm an1. i!dre.n of Indianapolis Blvd., were uppers i:i Chicago Tuesday. Alvin Keesling or Crocker, Ind., as a viaitor at the George Golds' home on Lake avenue on Wed;sday. Mrs. August Schmitt'e of Myrtle venue visited Mr. Henry Ehlert at ie St. Bernard's hospital In Chica
go on Tuesday and reports her as getting along very nicely. Coming- to Prlnconn Friday and Saturday, Prlscilla Dean in "WILD IIONEiV 4-26-tf Mrs. Sharprhire of Hammond visited at the home of Mrs. Fred Pet
erson of Lake avenue last Thurs-'
day. PRINCESS THEATRE WHITING FRIDAY AND SATIRDAV l'rincilla Dean In her la let picture "WILD HONEY." we guarantee and recommend this pletiire. 4-28-2 Mrs. Ben Kieser of Roberts avenue entertained her mother Mr. Whitcke of Chicago, at her home the other day. John Essig of East Chicago spent Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Atchison avenue.
There was a called meeting last Tuesday evening at the auditorium of taxpayers, protesting the gravel road. We don't know Just what the outcome was. Mrs. James Manls was called to Ora. Ind., by telegram last Wednes
day by the serious Illness of her"
mother Mrs. C. A. Huis. No word has been received from there since her arrival there. s Mr. George Haywood and daughter Bess, from Hbart and Mrs. Hollywood, sister Mrs. Sarah Zigler from California were callers at the Mylei Pierce home last week. A Radio demonstration will be held at the auditorium Friday evenin?. This sure will Ibe worth while.
(T MERRILL VILLE
Mrs. Emma Merton of Valparaiso, spent last Sunday with her sister, and family Mrs. Mylel Pierce. Only a few days more -days until the primaries and the candidates are making the best of the time Improving every minute. Some of ojr people are spending some of their spare time waiting over at Cown Point to pay their taxes.
HESSVILLE
Harding and daughter Elaine; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wagner and son Junior. Mrs. P. Spaulding and daughter Henrietts, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Brandenburg and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dedelow and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. Yonkers have moved to Muskegon, Mich., where they expect to reside in the future. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wagner and son Don of Highland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wagner Monday evening. Mr. F. Harding is reported on the sick list. Mr. F. Hopp and Mr. H. Hopp were business visitors at Indiana Harbor Wednesday. Mrs. Jack Wagner and son Junior attended the meeting of the Zatalatlean Sunday School class f the M. E. church Wednesday. Mrs. Lambert and Mrs. Kansfleld were Hammond visitors Thursday.
Members of the Las Amigas Club and their husbands were delightfully entertained by Mr and Mrs. Harvey Ruhl at their home on School street Wednesday evening.
The evening was spent in playing games and honorable mention must
be given the club acrobat who amus ingly entertained the adults as well as the children. After the social hour the hostess served a daintily appointed luncheon. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Ferman
Caa rrh-Stomach Trouble and Constipation have entirelv disappeared since using Dr. Burkhart's Vegetable Compound. I thank Dr. Burkhart a thousand times lor his generosity in sending me a treatment. Pay whn cured. No sufferer from these diseases should delay a moment in sending for a treatment on such remarkable terms. N. C. House, North Star, O. Write today for a treatment. Pay whn cured. Address 621 Main St., Cincinnati, O. 30 days' treatment. 25c; 70 days, 50c. At all druggists. Adv.
Whiting Advertisements Are Winners
PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY Harold Lloyd In his newest and
funnJeet picture "THE SAILOR
MADE MAN, 4 reels of Joyj Alo
TUB MAN WITH TWO MOTHERS'
with Mary Alden (who played the mother In the Old Nest) Helen I.andls and SyMa B reamer. 4-26-tf
Children's Hair Bo-Wbing SSc. with
curl 50c, Ladies Hair Bobbing, 50c.
with curl 1.00; Freel's Specialty
and Beauty Shop. 531 119th street.
phone Whiting' 427-M. 4-27-3 When you think of furniture, think of H. Gordon & Sons. 4-3
All Wall Paper bought of us. trimmed free of charge; Tom Smelter, Signs, Paints and Hardware, 605
Indiana Blvd.. Whiting, Ind. 4-11-tf H. Gordon & Sons will fee open Thursday, Saturday and pay day ev
enings only. All other days we
clow at 6:00 p. m. 4-13-tf
Tote for Albert E. Griffiths, No. 63 RepuMteaja Candidate for Justice of
th Pace. 4-26-5
FOR RENT Store room, excellent location for millinery dressmak
ing, reasonable rent. 758 Ind. Blvd. 4-25-5
FOR SALE OR RENT Seven room modern house with garage; 412 Ohio avenue. Whiting. 4-25-5 FOR SALE 6 room modern Bungalow; 123 Cleveland ave. 4-25-6 Shampooing with ecalp massage, 75c, open evenings by appointment, phone 427-M; FTeel's Specialty and Beauty Shop, 531 119th street, Whiting. 4-27-3 STAR THEATRE TONIGHT Antonio Moreno In "GVILTY CONSCIENCE)" Also Charles Ray and Comedy. 4-26-2 FLAT FOR RENT At 301 Central ave.. Inquire 532 Clark street. 4-27-2 FOR SALE Sewing machine, horjse hold furniture; 1343 Lake avenue. 4-27-1
ROBERTSDALE
PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY Harold Lloyd In his newest and funniest picture "THE SAILOR MADE MAX," A reels of Joyi Also
THE MAN WITH TWO MOTHERS'
with Mary Alden (who played the mother in the Old Nest) Helen I.andls and Sylvia reamer. 4-26-tf STAR. THEATRE TONIGHT
Robinson Caruso aerial, double ' feature program and comedy. Tomorrow vaudeville and pictures. j 4-28-1 j The Old Settler Clufb will meet' at the Community Center next Tuesday evening. After the disposal of i business, Mr. Nick Miller's commlt-l tee will entertain. Dancing will : follow the entertainment. Evjryj
jiu oeiiier is urgea io auena mis meeting. Refreshments wlil be served. t A eon was born on Wednesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. George Sadajak of Myrtle avenue. PRINCESS THEATRE WHITING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Priftellla Dean In her latest picture "WILD HONEY," we guarantee and recommend this picture. 4-28-2
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Back Feel Lame, Sore And Achy?
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Are you lame every morning? Do you drag through the day with a steady, nagging Ijackacfhe evening vnd you "alii played out?" Probably your kidneys are to blame. Hurry, worry, lack of rest and a heavy diet, all tend to weaken the kidneys. Your back gives out: you feel depresed and suffer headaches, dizziness and kidney Irregularities. Don't go from bad to worse. Use Doan's Kidney Pills.. Home folks recommend them. Aak your neighbor! HEtRETS A HAMMOND CASE C. E. Bauer, manager of Simplex Plant. 778 S. Hohman St., Hammond, says: "I have used Doan's Kidney PiUs for lamenes in my back and found them as represented. hey did me a lot of good. I have frequently recommended Doan'a Kidney Pils to others and take pleasure in doing so."
FOR SALE Ford Tonring Car, guaranteed A-l condition, cheap for quick sale, phone US-J. 4-28-1
DOAN'S "BET 60 at all Drutf Stores )rte rfUburn Co. lU$mEtiia.K.
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What the "SIMPLEX Will Iron
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Curtains Aprons Lingerie Shirts' Child's Dress Table ClothsNapldns CentErKeces Doilies Dresser Scarfi Sheets-
Bed Spread
i I ! The Simplex irons children's dresses quickly and beautirolly. : -J -U You Need to Hurry to Gel Th'
argain Prices on the "Simplex"
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For only a short time will these Simplex Ironers He on sale at such a bargain offer and easy terms for Hammond housewives have appreciated this great sale and are taking advantage of it. We advise you to look into it at once if you would end the hard work of ironing forever. y '""r ;-vrrWe ate Passing the Saving of Oar Big Quantity Purchase on to You Wlhile They Last
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Pay Nothing Down
'10.00 at the End of 30 Days Then J5.00 Per Month Hammond folks have realized that this PAY NOTHING DOWN sale on the Simplex Ironer is a timely opportunity to get a work-saving SIMPLEX IRONER in their homes. ' Many of them have never seen a SIMPLEX IRONER at work before this sale. Now they have one in their homes, already at work. Several women have said: "Why! I wouldn't have believed that anything could have done up my linens, house dresses, children's clothes, and even my husband's shirts and soft collars as beautifully as the Simplex Ironer does." Another women said: "I have had an electric washer for years, and I couldn't get along without it. But I believe I would rather part with it than ivith this Simplex Ironer." Now, this week, is the time for you, too, to end the hard work of ironing. You can have a Simplex delivered and placed in your home and PAY NOTHING DOWN.
uammers Pharmacy
( Prescription Specialists Hohman, Near State St. Phones, 1420, 1421, 3550, 28
Five Hours Ironing in One With a SIMPLEX
Think of the time and effort wasted and strength used in pushing a heavy hot hand iron over the seemingly endless surfaces of sheets, pillow cases, table cloths, napkins, aprons and all the rest of your weeks ironing. A Simplex will do the ironing far better, in a quarter of the time, with practically no physical effort. It irons beautifully, not only all the flat work, but practically everything in the average family washing.
Do You Know Any Boy or Girl Who Wants a PONY?
We have ponies to give away. Just before Christmas we started a pony contest and Frances Forkner, 6 Webb Street, won Pathe Boy a fine blooded prize winning Shetland pony. Now other boys and girls are working to win 'Simplex Lad" another prize winner. We promise every boy and girl who wants a pony, saddle and bridle, that they can have it if they will equal the record which Frances Forkner made. If you know a boy or girl who wants a pony and will do some easy work to win it, tell him to come in and just ask us how to do it.