Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 325, Hammond, Lake County, 8 June 1922 — Page 14

THE TIMES Paere 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 luie. ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY: INDIANA HARBOR Luaena New. Agency, 3410 Michigan Ave, Phone 1I3SJ. EAST tHICACO Na..u & Thompson. 809 Chicago Ave, Phone 931. ' Time Office. Calumet Big.. Phone 283. GARY Timei Office, Reyn!i Bldg, Phore 137. ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY: 1 IAMMOND Time O&ce. Hammond Bldg.. PSoo 3 100. E. S. Bourne Drug Store. 715 Calumet At, phoae 3665. Calumet Pharmacy, 766 Calumet Aye, Phone 723. -HHING Wtabf New. Co, 524 119th St, Phone 138W. .

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WANTED MALE HELP

WANTED Laborers, ten hour day; Apply Ameri can Glue Co., West Ham mond. 5-ie-tt WANTED Brick layers The Austin Co., care of Standard Steel Car Co.. Hammond. 6"1"t WAXTtD Motor assemblers, gear cutters, screw machine, radial, boring Mill. Engine Lathe and Turret Lathe Operator,. Holders and Core Makers. Steady work. AdvanceRumely Co., LaPorte, Ind. 6:3:tfi WANTED 10 men for unloading coal and pig iron. Wanner Malleable Iron Co., Ham. "5'3 WANTED Exp. cabinet maker and finisher, one who has worked in retail furniture store; good salary and steady position. Apply -at once. Frlduss Furniture & Carpet Co., 245 E. State st., phone 400 Hammond. 6:5:3 WANTED Salesmen to start about $35 a week, where possibilities are unlimited. Apply between 6 and $. 150 Sibley St., Hammond. 6:5:5 MEN Are you satisiied with your present occupation? Are you making as much money as you ought to. Do you realize the wonderful opportunities in the life insurance business? To those who qualify we can offer an exceptional proposition, salary and commission to start. Call Room 312. all day, Hammond Building, Hammond. 6:6:3t WANTED Inexperienced men who wish to learn selling. Good pay while you learn. An opportunity to better yourself. A trained factory expert will teach you while you earn. Call any time Saturday. Call at 700 So. Hohman St.. Ham. 6:6:6t WANTED By large insurance company, two men, sell and collect, one for Indiana Harbor; salary and commission; experience not necessary. -Call Room 6. Minas Bldg., or phone 3145 Hammond. 6:7:3t GREASE MAKER Must be experienced. In modern grease plant, capacity over million pounds per month. Give full particulars as to salary and experience. Correspondence held In strict confidence. Address B-72, care Times, Hammond. 6:7:3t WANTEDMill Wrights. Apply Swift & Co. Fertilizer Works, West Hammond. 6:7:tf WANTED First class shoemaker, steadv or extra. 54, 119th street. phone 76-M Hammond. 6:7:St WANTED Blast furnace blowers and stove tenders, for service in British India. Five year contracts. Apply stating fully experience, age. married or single, nationality. Arthur G. McKee- & Company, 2422 Euclid ave.. Cleveland. Ohio. 6:8:tf "WANTED Several Ford car and truck salesmen. Apply E. N. Bunnell Motor Co., East Chicago branch. East Chicago. 6:8:3t WANTED Laborers, steady -work. Apply Majestic Iron & Steel Co., 150th st. and Columbia ave., Hammond. 6:8:2t WANTED Electrician for maintainence "work, must have experience n nr 1 n n a- armatures. State ex perience and give references. B-77. care Times. Hammond. Write 6:8:lt WANTED Man to do printing and window glazing. Wanner MalleaV1 Tron '.o.. Hammond. 6:8:lt WANTED Men, steady work, good pay, apply at Metala Refining Co., Summer st. and Hump Road, Hammond. 6"8'1 WANTEDEMALE HELP WANTED- Stenographer and bookkeeper. Address Y, care Times, Utmnwnft. 6:6:3 "WANTED Girl for general office work. Must have knowledge of bookkeeping. Stat experience and alary exacted. write J3-td, care Times. Hammond 6:7:lt WANT ED-r-An exn. marcel waver. Mrs. E. Alirns. F,oom 227 Calumet Bide., Ear. Chicago. 6:7:2 "WANTED- -Girl fs-r general housework. ii27 Elm st.. Indiana HarV.r. 6:7:2 WANTED-Dlshw"her. Mee Restaurant, Haaimond. rrom 7 p. m. to 10 v,. m. 6:7:lt WANTED -Young woman wants position as nskpr. Write B-75, care Times. Hai.imond. 6:8:lt WANTED Girl or'woman for Malleable Lu.ich Ro.m, 734 Summer St.. nhone i-257 Hanmond. 6:8:lt 'WANTED Kitchen help. Home Din ing Room. 595 H.-hman St., Hammond. 6:8:lt WANTED -Girl to; general housework, no washing no cooking. Call Hammond 40-J. 4ii3 East State st.. 1 1 ajimoni. 6:8:lt W A N T E D Di sh wa ffher, night work, good wares, no f-unday work, Koffee Kup Lunch, 12 State St., Hajn-mi-nd. 6 : 8 : 1 1 FOK RENT lUK RENT .Modern 8 room flat. 2nd floor. - 222 Sibley St. 224 Sib ley stree, IInmmisvd FOR RENT Orpheum bldg., newly decorated, 4 room apt., with bath, gas raiypo. ice cUest. kitchen cabtrust. I(p,"ir Mgr. Orpheum theater rriones JV2 or 1177-R Ham. 6:6:5 FOR RENT Store building and I room fiat, and three car garage, situated on the main corner. Ap ply to Judge H. M. -Cohen, East Chicago. 6:7:4t FOR RENT 5 room flat. Americans only. 3338 Commonwealth avenue. Indiana Harbor. 6:7:! FOR RENT 8 room house, $27.50 per month. Apply 126 W. Williams st.. Hammond. 6:7:2t VOR RENT 3 room flat. 480 Plum mer ave.. phone 2667 Ham. 6:7:3t FOR RENT Flat. West Hammond. 502, 155th street. 6:7:3? LAKE ELIZA at Beatrice, on the C. & O. Railroad; picnic grounds, dancing, cottages to rent, camping grounds John Fitigerald, phne 1658-R. Valparaiso. Ind. 6:7'2t FOR RENT 8 room modern house. InqiiTre I. L. Cohen. 289 Sibley St., Hammond. 6:&:lt FOR KENT 3 room modern fiat. Call 451 Indiana ave.. Ham. 6:8:lt FOR RENT Store with grocery and market fixtures, at 161 Conkey ave. jnu ire 159 Conkey ave.. Ham. 6:S:3t VOSt RENT 7 room house. Truman ViA. close in. Call 1219-W Hamm,r.A. 6:8:2t FOR RENT -Modern three room flat. riAcortd. Call 501 May St., 1 bo" "975-M l-'mmnnd. 6:8:lt FOR RENT 6 room fiat. inquire 4938 Todd ave. Call East Chicago 545-J. PERSONAL ARK you the head of a family? Were you to die tonight would your widow know how to safely invest the Insurance money? She -would If she invested In -the First Mortgage 7 rer cent GOLD bonds recommended and sold by this National Bank. Sold for '2 years without loss of one cent to any investor. Denomination JlOt $500, $1,000. Write or call for free' illustrated booklet. First -Nat-(r,..p1 p.,T-k .F.at Chicago. Ind.6jj2t B0ARD AliD ROOM BOARD AND ROOM . by the week. Apply 707 Chicago ave.. East Chi- ... n 8:2. bt

REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE: 6 room bungalow, oak floors and trim, 37t4,ft. lot, 2 car garage, with 4 living rooms above that rent for 125 a month. Price $6,300. $1,000 cash; vacant now; located on Pine nt., near car line. J. E. Trescou. phone 2812 Hammond. 6:6:3 FOR SALE 8 room frame house. on 50 ft. lot; tine lawn. Price reasonable. 247 Indiana ave., Hammond. 6:6:5t OR SALE Large new 2 story frame 7 room house, furnace heat, hard wood floors and trim. American neighborhood, very good buy at $6,000. Atchison ave., "West Park. Whit ing. Will sell on easy payments. Henry S. ravidson. 600, 119th St.. phone 97-R "Whiting. 6:6:3 FOR SALE Six room cottage on south side. Price $4,000.00. Five room cottage, all modern, but heat. Price $2,500.00. 50 ft. corner lot. north of Industrial high school, on Calumet avenue. Price $6,500.00. Call or phone HECKLER & ST1NSO N Room 102 First National Bank Building. Hammond. 6 :7 :2t NEW BUNGALOWS 4 and 5 rooms, on very easy payments. See W. X A. MOLSBERGER 699 Columbia avenue. Open evenings, Hammond. 6:6:3t FO RS ALE Brick house, also 4 room modern cottage. Inquire 484 East State st., Hammond, upstairs. 6:7:3t FOR SALE OR TRADE Clear 25 acre farm, buildings and fruit. ner town. I. M. Dukes. Knox, Ind. 6:V:2t FOR SALE Summer cottage, built on a high dune, overlooking Lake Michigan, beautiful view, near Johnson's fish dinner house and grocery store, Waverly Beach. Restricted neighborhood. Fresh vegetables, fruit and milk delivered daily. Wonderful place for children. Price $550. H. S. Davidson. 600, 119th St., phone 97-R Whiting 6:7:3t FOR SALE go acre clay farm, 1R plowed. 30 pasture, 32 woods. 40 apple trees, small house and barn. 2 miles to town. $3,500. $1,000 down. Ben Sternberg. Wausau. Wis. 6:7:3t FOR SALE Modern six room bungalow in East Chicago s best resi dence section. Exceptionally low priced and easy terms. Immediate possession. Hargis & Moore Co.. 402 Hammond Bldg.. phone 321 Hammond. 6:7:3t FOR SALE $500.00 cash, balance monthly will buy the biggest bargain in Hammond in a modern six room bungalow on the south side. Immediate oossession. Write B-73. care Times. Hammond. 6:7:3t FOR SALE My house. 8 Mason St.. 8 rooms, including sun parlor; strictly modern. E. S. Cooper, phone 396 Hammond. 6:7:3t rnn SALE Modern 5 room bunga low, lot 62 by 120 ft., well located on so. 6ide. living room, dining room and reception hall, solid oak floors and trim. Owner leaving town. Price $3,950. E. Z. Terms Thin Is . bargain." Phone lo20 or inoulre 1142 Garfield st.. Ham. 6:6:8 FOR SALE Six room nace heat. 50 foot lot. Grover st., TTammond. house. furInquire 175 6 :8 : FOR SALE By owner, my equity in a six room modern bungalow in a trnnA south side residential secUon. Modern throughout, with hard wood floors, built-in cabinets, screens, coal room, -laundry tubs and Peninsular fnrnape. A bar rain if taken at once, Address B-Sl. care Times, Hamrrmrd 6:8:2t x yjn Abb OR TRADE For Hammond, East Chicago or Gary prop erty. 140 acre general rarm, gooa bldgs.. 11 miles from South Haven, Michigan. Will divide. J. E. Trescott -nhone 2812 Hammond. 6:8:2t FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE First class delicatessen and ice cream narloi. rent reason able, across from high scnooi. i Calumet ave., Hammond. FOR PAINT AND WALL PAPER SEE I. L. COHEN Big Sale for next ten days only on Paint and Wall Paper, all colors, house paint $1.50 per gallon. Wall Paper for Kitchen and Bed Rooms, 5c a roll; everything in the line of Wall Paper and Painting; 289 Sibley street, tel. 4136-W Hammond. 6-"-tf FOR .SALE Strawberries. J. R. Brant Fruit farm, Hessvllle. Phone 1370-Y3 Hammond. 5:31:tf MONEY MAKING PROPOSITION For Sale, small restaurant, reasonable. 560 Hohman st., Hammond. Mr. Hermes. 6:2:tf FOR SALE Variety and Dry Goods Store, good paying; location, cheap rent, selling on acct. of having two businesses . 140th and Butternut st., Indiana Harbor. 6:2:6 FOR SALE Player Piano, slightly used, player ptano at a big bargain. Rolls and bench, will give easy terms to immediate purchaser. Address Box 562 Hammond. 6:5:3

?.,rjFOR SALE Full slse vulcanized fib i 1 ber wardrobe trunk, $24.50, deliv

ered. Lesser's, 145 State. Ham. 6:3 HOUSE PAINT $2.70 grade at $1.45 a gallon QUALITY PAINT STORE 253 East State st., phone 786 Hammond. " 6:7:lt OK. SALE One large heater, coal range and small gas range, all in first class condition. 247 Indiana ave.. Hammond. 6:6:4t CABLES SPECIALS THIS WEEK To make room for pianos coming from factory, we are offering some real piano bargains that have never before been seen in Hammond. Checkering $ 45.00 Hallet & Davis ! 175.00 Becker 195.00 Wellington - 200.00 Stratford 210.00 Schiller 385.00 Also have a few phonographs taken in on Piano trades, will sell cheap. Terms: $5.00 down and $5.00 per month on any of these instruments. COME EARLY AND GET YOUR CHOICE. CABLE PIANO CO. 151 State St.. Hammond. 6:7:2t FOR SALE On golden oak dining table, one gas range, one upright mahogany piano, phone 2389 Hammond; 6:7:3 PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP We have three To" dlapose of and at prices much less than new prices of today. A Johnson, 88-ndte. used, at $235.00. Cabinet, bench and 50 musiK rolls.. A Tryber at $310 with complete outfK and a very nigh grade pYayer, which probably would sell at $675 today, and my price Is only $415 with delivery to your home included. Complete information on each one in detail will be mailed to you if you will pleass write me. The company will guarantee. R. O. FALK Care Story & Clark Piano Co., 315217 S. Wabash. Chicago. 6:7:lt FOR SALE Baby carriage. 4539 Forsyth ave.. East Chicago. 6:T::t FOR SALE Cake and bread machinery, show cases. stoFe fixtures, at a bargain. Call W. C. Hutchinson. Lyndora hotel. Phone 383 Ham mond. 6:6:3eod FOK SALE Concrete mixer, screw type, on chassis, single cylinder motor. Can bs hauled by light automobile. A-l condition. 487 Drackcrt St., phone J632 Hammond. 6:8:4t

FOR SALE Miscellaneous

FOR SALE 2,000 uncalled for loans on diamonds and watches, less than wholesale. Lesser. 145 State. Ham. 6:3 FOR SALE Best Hobart poised brick to members of the Workers Building Association. $21.00 per M. delivered on job. Non-members. $28.00. Workers Supply Co., Straube Bldg.. open evenings. Ham. 6:22:3 SPECIAL CASH BARGAIN FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 9TH Brussels Rug, 9x12, with this ad, $11.49. HAMMOND COMPANY J. Arkin, Mgr. 242 E. State St., Hammond. 6::lt FOR SALE 5 to 9 room capacity hot air Pennisular furnace, at a bargain. Phone 44 or 205 Ham. 6:8:lt FOR SALE 2 large comfortable rockers. 2 grass rugs, sll new. 4314 Olcott ave.. East Chicago. 6:8:lt .J, Ham-p FOR SALE One . grey reed baby buggy, cordory lined, good condi tion. $8. 236 Towle St., phone 910-M Hammond. - 6:8:lt FOR BARGAINS in gas stoves, ice boxes, tables. chair3, dressers, 1 chiffoneers, chifferobes. wardrobes, metal beds, davenports and linoleum, rugs cheap, as we need the room. Keliable Furniture & Storage Co., on Hohman St.. phone 2051 Ham. 6:8:2t FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES Storage Batteries charged, rented and repaired. The S. & M. Battery Service, 318 Fayette street, Ham mond, phone 2So5. 11-28-tf FOR SALE 5 ps-gr. touring car. A-l running condition, electric equipped, will, sell for $150. Rear of Newman's Garage. Phone 3196 Ham mond. 6:7:3 FOR SALE OR TRADE Hudson sedan. $750; Cole 8 touring car. $375: Dodge touring, $225; 1921 Mitchell touring, like new, $650. 4506 Forsyth ave., phone 672-M East Chicago. 6:7:2t FORSALE 5 REPUBLIC TRUCKS. ONE TO TWO TON CA P A C I T' Y. YOUR CHOICE $100 CABS AND BODIES WORK MORE THAN WE ASK FOR TRUCKS. tBETZ MOTOR TRUCK COMPANY. 494 Hohman Street Phone 475. Hammond, Indiana. FOR SALE Will sell cheap, going to California, fine Buick. 5 psgr. car. Cal 568, 119th St., West Park, Whiting. 6::;t USED CARS AT THE RIGHT PRICE 1921 DORT TOURING Perfect condition mechanically and five good tires. 1921 OVERLAND TOURING Us ed very little, in perfect shape, looks like new. 1921 FORD TOURING Has been used eight months. Runs as perfect as a new car. HEATHERINGTON AUTO SALES The Dort Dealer 271 State St., phone 2124 Hammond. 6:8:lt FOR SALE One ton good condition, $175. Hammond. Ford truck. 40 State st., 6:8:2t FOR SALE We have just made a few trades on some unusual buys: A 1919 Chandler, wire wheels, all good cord tires, for $600. " One 1918 Dixie, In perfect shape, for $225.00. One 1918 Ford truck, a real buy, $165.00. One 1920 Ford touring, all new tires, $255.00. One Ford touring, new tires. $135. Now if you want a good car to drive this year for a small payment down, come to SMITH MOTOR SALtS Chevrolet Dealers Oakley and Logan. Phone 3350 Hammond. 6:8:lt AUTO ACCESSORIES FOR SALE Slightly used tires, $3.50. $4.50 and $5.50. If unsatisfactory In 90 days, another tire for half price. New tubes. $1.68, rebuilt tires, $8.50 and up. Gary Tire Shop. 442 Broadway, Gary. Open evenings and Sundays. 5:29:tf SITUATION WANTfcD WANTEf Situation, by young man, single, in accessory, tire or garage business. Can make small investment If necessary. Write F. E. S., care Times, Hammond. 6j7 :2t WANTED Situation by elderly English woman, light house work or will attend Invalid. Mrs. E., 503, 142nd st.. East Chicago. 6:8:lt WANTED Position as housekeeper In modern American home. Widow, little girl. Write B-S2., care Times. Hammond. 6 :8 :2t MAIL ORDERS BUY BY MAIL You can become an investor In First Mortgage 7 Pr cent GOLD Bonds by mail. Order now for present or July delivery. Denominations $106. $600 and $1,000 You can also buy one or more of these Bonds by our convenient month ly payment plan. Booklet free. Call or write. First National Bank. East Chicago, Indiana. :7:2t LOST AND FOUND LOST Between Highland and Lake George road, out of machine, a white female poodle dog. left hind ler crippled. Liberal reward. Phone Mrs. Avery. Drexel 1107, Chicago. IUmol :7:2t LSST Persian kitten. Smoke color. Two m6nths old. Reward. Call 940-M 683 Tngratiam ave.. Ham. 6:8:3 MONEY TO LOAN li 'hiQi Ji M nn?' Ma!' lc :: J

FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT Fumiah'.-d rooms. 500 and $1 a day. Spring cots, 88c. By the week, $2. $3 and S4. Hotel Carleton. Hammond. 10;4:tl FOR RENT Summer cotiage furnished, beautiful, private ground. garage and two boats, room tor six or seven people. JvanKaitee jmver and Dunns Bridge, phone 171 Hammond. ' 5:20. tf FOR RENT Furn. light hskpg. rooms. Inquire 188 Plummer av. or 633 Oakley ave.. Ham. 5:31:tf FOR RENT One suite rooms for hskpg., and also two large rooms for sleeping, and garage. 24 Webb st.. Hammond. 6:7:2t WANTED A couple tohaie bungalow. Inquire 1209 Madison St.. Hammond. 6:8:2t FOR RENT Beautiful front rooms. hskpg.. cheap to right party. 888 South Hohman St.. Hammond. 6:8:lt FOR RENT 2 furn. rooms and bath for light hskpg.. one room for gentlemen and garage space for car. Phone East Chicago 1595-J. 6:8:3t FOR RENT Kitchenette apt., 9 Clinton st. Phone 2162 Ham. 6:R:tf FOR RENT t room furnished apartment. in a modern south side apartment bldg. Possession in ten days. Address B-80, care Times, Hammond. 6:8:2t FOR RENT Two furn. rooms for hskpg.. and bath. 287 Towle st. Phone 4376-R Hammond. 6:8:lt FOR RENT 2 room, well furnished hskpg. apt., modern conveniences. Call 46 Carroll St., phone 970-W Hammond. 6:8:3t FOR RENT 3 nicely furn. rooms, private bath and entrance, no children. Phone 2167. 497 May street. Hammond. 6 : 8 " 3 1 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Lawn mowers to sharpen, satisfaction guaranteed. Phone Hammond 1194-M. 6:6:3 WANTED Subscriptions tor all Standard Magazines and publications. See I. D. CYesson, The Magazine Man. Phone 3628. 123 Webb St., Hammond. 5:9:4t WANTED Washings . 1859-M Hammond. done. Call 6:8:lt WiXTED Subscrintions for all Standard Magazines nd publica tions. See I. D. Cresson, The Magazine Man. Phone 3628. 123 Webb st Hammond. 6::Ia:--:-J WANTED TO BUY WANTED Best Ford touring car S12S will buv. Write B-71, care Times. Hammond. 6:7 :2t WANTED 50 or 75 lb. ice Phone 1521-R Indiana Har. chest 6:7:2t WAVTKTi TO BUY Ford sedan. Call Hammond 609 or 2640. 6:8:lt WANTED TO BUY 5 to 6 rooms. ntnrv house. Write A. K., care Times. Hammond. 6:S:lt FOR SALE FOR SALE 7 per cent First Mortgage Bonds, secured by Incomebearing property in the City of East Chirae-o. Indiana's most diversified industrial center. Denominations tinn ssno and 11.000. Buy these Bonds for Cash or Easy Payment Plan. Booklet free. First National Kank r.ast Chicago. Ind. 6:7:2t WANTED TO RENT WAVTED TO RENT Small furn ished apartment, bungalow, cotta r hnknar. rooms: no children Write b"-69. care Times, Ham. 6:6:3t LEGAL NOTICES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This day I have purchased of Mr. Nelson Griggs, the stock and fixtures of a grocery and market located at 302 Fayette street. I will pay all outstanding bills on stock and fixtures purchased by him. Bills presented after September 1, 1922, will be void. 6:7:3t J. W. CROOK NOTICE . STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF LAKE. SS: IN THE LAKE SU PERIOR COURT. Milk Producers Co-Operatlve Marketing Company, a corporation vs. Matson Dairy Company, a coiporation. The undersigned. Receiver of the Matson Dairy Company, a corporation, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Lake Superior Court, Room 2, sitting at Hammond, Indiana, he will at the hour of two o'clock In the afternoon of the 2 1st day of June. 1922, at the place of business of said defendant, Matson Dairy Company, located at No. 410 Indiana Boulevard, Robertsdale. In the City of Hammond. Lake County. State of InCiana. and fromiy to day thereafter until sold, offer for sale at private sale all of the stock of merchandise and fixtures and suci personal property used In the conduct of taid business of the defendant, Matson Dairy Company, and Including the good will and milk routes of said company. Such sale will be made subject to the approval of said court for not less than the full appraised value thereof and upon the following terms and conditions: Either all cash br one-half cash and the remainder payable In ninety days evidenced. by notes of the purchaser, bearing six per cent interest from date waiving relief, providing attorney's fees and secured by such security as may be approved by this court upon fHe approval of said sale. OSCAR MEEK. 6:7:8:10:13:15:17:19 Receiver. NOTICE All creditors of Ludwlk Bac Gro ceries and Meat Market store at 601 W. 151st st.. East Chicago, are hereby notified that the store has been sold to J6hn K&bala, and are herebyj

notified to present their Dills roring an4 opr4ting an electric power

payment within thirty days, ioj Ludwlk Bac. 5:26:3 BOCHNOWSKI & LESNIAK ' NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT STATE OF INOIANA, LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND, INDIANA. MAY TERM. 1922. Isaac Wilcockson vs. Tony Sonoff et al. Cause No. 21775. Action to Foreclose Mortgage. Now comes the plaintiff by I'aul E. Crundwell. Attorney, and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit Of a competent person, showing that the defendant thereto, to wit: John Pete is not a resident of the State of Indiana, and that this is an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following described real estate in Lake County, Indiana, to wit: LOT ONE (1) In B16ck Seven (7) In a resubdivision of Block 3,5, 6. 7. 8, and the East one-half of Block 9, in the Second Addition and the East one-half of Block 1 In the Third Addition to Indiana Hafoor, together with the Northeasterly 18 feet of the part of the South East quarter of the So-qth

East quarter, lying southwesterly of the Pittsburg, Ftv Wayne & Chicago Railway of 'fractional Section Twenty-two (22) Township Thirty-seven (37) North, Range Nine (9) West of the Second Principal Meridian in Lake County, Indiana, as shown by the

recorded plat of said subdivision In the Recorder's office of Lake County, Indiana, as the same appears of record In Plat Book 5, Page 36. Said defendant Is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the, same 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 12th day of September A. D. 1922 the same being the 2nd day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held In Room number 1 In the Court House at Hammond, In said County an State, on the 2nd Monday of September, A. D. 1922. said action will be heard and determined In his absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I here unto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Hammond, Indiana, this 31st day of May. A. D. 1922. HERBERT L. WHEATON. (Seal) t Clerk L. S. C. By: WILETTA CAMPBELL, Dputy Clerk. 6:1:8:15 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. In the matter of the Estate of John H. Jarchow, deceased. In the Lake Superior Court, May Term, 1922. No. 2384. NOTICE is hereby given to the HEIRS, LEGATEES AND CREDI TORS of John H. Jarchow, deceased. to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond, Indiana, on the 26thday of June, 1922. and show cause, if . any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are no tifled to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their dis tribnjtlve shares. WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 29th day of May, 1922. HERBERT L. WHEATON, (Seal) Clerk Lake Superior Court. 6-l-NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. In the matter of the Estate of Eliza Kuhn, deceased. In the Lake Superior Court, Mayi Term, 192 No. 2369. NOTICE is hereby given to the HEIRS. LEGATEES . AND CREDI TORS of Eliza Kuhn, deceased. to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond, Indiana on the 26th day of June, 1922. and show cause, if any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said -heirs are no titled to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their dis tribmtive shares. WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 29th day of May. 1922. HERBERT L. WHEATON, (Seal) Clerk Lake Superior Court 6-1-8 NOTICE BT THE CITY OF GARY OF ITS DETERMINATION TO ISSUE MUNICIPAL BONDS AMOUNTING TO $150,000.00. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV12 that the City of Gary, by its Common Council, proposes to issue bonds da ted June 15. 1922. to the amount of $150,000.00 for the jpurpose of pay ing corporate aepts or tne saia iuy in accordance with Ordinance No. 1020 adopted on the 29th day of May, 1922. Said bonds to bear interest at the rate of five per cent (5) per annum, payable semi-annually, and to be payable as follows: Twenty Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) on June 15. 1925. Twenty Five Thbusand Dollars ($25,000.00) on June 15. 1926. Fifeen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) on June 15, 1927. Twenty Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) on June 15, 1928. Twenty Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) on June 15. 1930. Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) on June 15, 1932. . Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00) on June 15. 1935. The total bonded indebtedness of said City, including this Issue, is Eight Hundred Forty Seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($847,500.00). This notice is given In compliance with the act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved July 31. 1920, and acts amendatory thereto, in order that tax payers affected thereby may have due notice thereof. CITT OF GARY. FINANCE DEPARTMENT. WILLI AM J. FULTON. 8:1:8 City Controller NOTICE. N6TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the citizens and taxpayers of the City of Hammond, Lake C6unty, Indiana, that the Board of Public W6rks of the said City of Hamm6nd, Indiana, desiires to enter into a franchise, grant or contract granting to the Gary Street Railway Company and the Calumet Electric Company, corporations duly organized and existing by virtue of the laws of the State of Indiana, the use of certain streets and avenues in said City of Hammond, which streets and avenues are specifically set out In the franchise contract below, for the purpoge 0f constructing, maintain autrlbuting system with all its necesMrv Doles, wires and appurtenances thereunto belonging, in, Ung uip6n and through said streets and avenues, together with the right to transmit there over, and distribute therefrom, and sell to the owners and occupants of abutting property and premises electric tnergy for power, hest and light, and the said Board of Public Works has determined the exact form in which said franchise, grant or contract is to be finally adopted and has fixed the 26th day of June. 1922. as the time at which said franchise, grant or contract will be finally considered, a public hearing will be hda thereon before said Board of Public W6rks at its office in the City Hall In the City of Hammond. Indiana, at two o'clock p. m., on said 26th day of June. 1922, at which time any taxpayer of the City of Hammond may appear and file protest against said franchise grant or contract, or any part thereof. pursuant to the provision of Section $942-8 of the Statute of Indiana, Burns' Revision 1914, and the 6rder of th Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond, Indiana,

said Gary Street R.ailway Company, and fhe said Calumet Electric Company now causes the full and complete text of said franchise, grant or contract to 'be p-ublished in the newspapers in the City of Hammond, Lake County. Indiana, indicated by

said Board of Public Works. GARY STREET RAILWAY COM PANY. By: C. W. CHASE President. Attest: F. G. SHEIDT, Secretary. CALUMET ELECTRIC COMPANY. By: C. W. CHASE president. Attest: F. G. SHEIDT, Secretary." The exact form in which said franchise, grant or contract is to be finally! adopted as determined by said Board of Public Works at its meeting held on the 7th day of June, 1922, is as follows: This agreement made and entered Into this day of June, 1822. by and between the City of Hammond in the County of La"ke and State of Indiana by its Board of Public Works duly authorized in the premises, party of the first part, hereinafter sometimes called tne "City,'' and the Gary Street.Railway Company and the Calumet Electric Company, iboth corporations duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of Indiana, parties of the second part, hereinafter sometimes called the "Railway" and the "Electric Company" respectively. WHEREAS, the Railway is the owner of a pole line located and extending in and -upon the streets or public -highways known as Standard Avenue from the Indiana-Illinois State Line to Calumet Avenue and south in and upon Calumet Avenue from ' Standard Avenue .to Ridge Road, and southeastwardly ill and upon Ridge Road to Forsythe Ave nue and north in and -upon Forsytne Avenue to Summer Street in said City of Hammorvd. and the Electric Company owns and operates an electric power distribution system along and upon said pole line of the Rail way and from which said Railway purchases and receives all electric power used by it In the operation of its railroad, and WHEREAS, said city has determined that public convenience and necessity requires the vacation of that portion of Ridge Road extending east from Columbia Avenue and occupied between Columbia Avenue and Forsythe Avenue by said pole line and electric distribution system and has requested said Railway and said Electric Company to surrender their rights in, along and upon' such portion of said Ridge Road and to remove said pole line and electrical distribution system from Ridge Road between Columbia Avenue and Forsythe Avenue to the street and public highway known as Locust Street extending from said Columbia Avenue to said Fosythe Avenue, and It therefore becomes necessary to provide said Railway and said Electric Company with a franchise, or permit, to occupy said Locust Street with their said pole line and electrical distribution system from the west line of Columbia Avenue eastwardly to the east line of Forsythe Avenue; NOW, THEREFORE, In consideration of the premises this agreement WITNESSETH THAT: Section 1. Consent, permission and authority are hereby given, granted to and vested, in said Gary Street Railway Company and said Calumet Electric Company, their respective successors and assigns, to construct, maintain and operate an electrical power distribution system with all necessary poles, wires and appurtenances thereunto belonging, extending In. along, upon and through Standard Avenue from the Indiana-Illinois State Line east to Calumet Avenue, thence south In and upon Calumet Avenue and along the west side thereof to Ridge Road, thence southeastwardly In and upon said Ridge Road and along the south side thereof to Columbia Avenue, thence south in and upon Columbia Avenue and along the west side thereof and in and upon and along ! the west side of the street or highway connecting Columbia Avenue with Locust Street and adjacent to and northeastwardly of the right of way line of the Chicago & Erie Railway, to Locust Street and east in and upon Locust Street and along the north side thereof from Howard Avenue to Forsythe Avenue and thence north in and upon Forsythe Avenue and along the east side thereof to the north line of Summer Street; also in, upon and along the public alley extending southeastwardly from Ridge Road parallel with and adjacent to the right of way of the Cheasapeak & Ohio Railway Company to and across the intervening private lands parallel with antl adjacent to said Railroad right of way to tne norm nne oi uurafi Street, all in said City of Hammond.1 together with right to transmit thereover and to distribute therefrom and sell to the owners or occupants of abutting property and premises electrical energy for power, heat and light, and to construct and maintain in and across said streets such wires and apparatus as may be necessary for the distribution and delivery of such electric current to property and premises "and the occupants thereof on either side of said streets. Section 2. In the setting of poles or In the maintenance or repair thereof the Grantee shall obstruct as little as possible the said streets of said City and may make all necessary excavations and openings in said streets for the purpose aforesaid, and when making such excavations and openings it shall by signal and otherwise do all things necessary to protect the public from injury and shall hold the said City of Hammond harmless from any danage or costs which said City may be compelled to pay as the result of any default, carelessness or defect of either of the Grantes in the construction, maintenance and operation of said electric distribution system and pole fline hereby authorized, rroided said City of Hammond shall not itself in such instance be guilty of contributory default, carelessness or negligence and shall immediately notify the said Grantees of any claim or suit. The said Grantees shaill restore as nearly as practicable all streets which shall be opened by it for the purposes aforesaid to the

same order and condition in which the same were before opened by them. In case the said Grantees after ten days written notice from the Board of Public Works of said City shall fall to restore that portion of said street opened by It to as nearly as practicable as good a condition as the same was in before it was opened, then the said City of Hammond may restore the same and recover the cost and expense thereof from the Grantees together with reasonable attorney's fees. Section 3. Said Grantees further agree to carry their wires at a sufficient height above the grade of said streets so as not to interfere with the ordinary public travel ' therein and to keep and maintain their said pole line and electrical distribution system in a safe condition and so as not to endanger life and ,property wih!n 8aid City more than is reasonably ipracticable in the operation of its system. Section 4. Said Grantees further agree to conform to all reasonable

requirements of the Board of Public Works '.f said City in the location of their poles and other property in said streets and to Interfere as little as is reasonably practicable with private property in such 'use o( sai3 greets. , Section 5.' This franchise agreement s,hall constitute an indeterminate permit under and pursuant to the terms and provisions of the Public Service Commission law of the State -f IndianaSection 6. 'This agreement and all of its terms and provisions shall enure to the benefit of and -be obligatory upon the respective successors and assigns of said Gary Street Railway Conipay. said Calumet Electric Company and said City of Hammond,! and shall be in full force and effect from and after the date of its ratification by the Common Council by ordinance and its approval by the Mayor of said City of Hammond. THE- CITY OF HAMMOND, INDI ( ANA. By Its Board of Public Works. GARY STREET RAILWAY, By ATTEST: Its President. Secretary. CALUMET ELECTRIC COMPANY. By Its President, ATTEST: Secretary. e-s ORDINANCE No. 1305. An Ordinace Concerning Dogs. Section 1. Be it ordained toy the Common Council of the City of East Chicago, Indiana, that it shall be un lawful for any person or persons to to own, keep or harbor, any animal of the dig species within corporate limits of the City of East Chicago, without halving first obtained a li cense there for, as has been hereto fore, or may hereafter be provide! by the ordinances of said city and any person who shall suffer or per mit any animal of the dog species to frequent or remain upon his premises, or within his or her home, building or inclosure, or who shall feed, lodge or otherwise maintain or retain such dog, shall be considerei as harboring the same. Section 2. The Chief of Police of the City of East Chicago shall keep, operate and maintain for and in behalf of said City, a dog pound for the impounding of dogs, at a con venient place within the corporate limits of said City. It shall e the duty of said Chief of Police and the policemen of slid City to arrest take up, and Impound therein any and all unlicensed dogs found running at large in said City, and while so impounded, he shall provide said dogs with sufficient food, water and shelter. " Section 3. The - Chief of Police shall keep a record of all dogs 1mpcunded. giving the sex, color, breed, date of arrest and the name of the owner, if 'known. Section 4. Any person being the owner or keeper or entitled to pos session , of any Impounded dogs may redeem and take possession of the same upon payment of the proper fees and charges hereinafter provided, at any time within four days after the arrest and impounding of such dogs, and any perjron may redeem or be entitled to the possession of an impounded dog at any time after the expiration of the first day of such dog's impounding and before the expiration of the four day limit as herein provided by the payment of the fees required by the orflf"i nance. Section 5. Whenever the Common Council or thevMayor of said city shall apprehend that the disease of hydrophobia is in danger of becom ing prevalent in said city, such city ec'uncil may by resolution direct the Mayor, or the Mayor acting upon his own volition, may issue a proclamation ordering and requiring all persons owning or harboring any animal of the dog species to confine the same by good and substantial means in and upon the premises where such person may reside, for a period of not less than sixty days nor more than one hundred and twenty days ensuing the date of such proclamation, and upon the issuing of such proclamation by the Mayor, it shall become the c5uty of all persons owning or harboring any animal of the dog species to confine the same upon his or her premises and so as to prevent the same frOm being bitten by other animals, or cause the same to be securely and carefully muzzled by a good and sufficient muzzle. It shall be unlawful for any person owning or harboring any animal of the dog species to suffer or permit such animal to run at large without the proper muzzle herein required during the period of time specified in such , Mayor's proclamation. It shall be the duty of the Chief of Po lice and the policemen of said city : to arrest, take up and impound any and all unmuzzled dogs found run ning at large in said city during the period of time specified in such proclamation, and that such dog shall e impounded as Is herein required, for the taking and lmponding of unlicensed dogs. Section 6. The police of said city

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Departmeh I 3965. Misses' Dress. Cut In 3 sizes: 16, 18 an years. An 18 year size requi res 7-8 yard.? of 36 inch material, width at the foot is about 2 y Price 12 cents. rThJ ardsl shall kill and destroy by asphyxia tlon and without unnecessary druel ty, all dogs on the fifth day a'tel impounding, and the city shalf bi entitled to the bids of such "fleaJ dogs, and the Chief of Policepand the Street Commissioner of saifjcitj shall dispose of the same. a Section 7. Any person entitled ti redeem any Impounded dog shall be fore receiving possession of ' thJ camo mr to thi (!hief of FVlHcSi thl J - I sum of fifty cents for the arrestand 25 cents a day for each additions day of the keeping -of sruch'-do!: which shall be paid to the Cit J Treasurer upon proper permil to pay to be Issued by the CltjCor troller, and such money shay, bl credited to the general fund for, thl use and benefit of the City. Section 8. This ordinance lssupj plemental and in aid of any anjd all ordinances of said City conceln4 dogs. ; Section 9. This ordinance hal be in full force from and afte's itl passage and legal publication. K Adopted Jiune 6, 1922. FRANK CALLAHAN. Mayor. Arte est: WILLIAM H. MILLER. City Clerk. I 6-8-15. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT STXTZST INDIANA. LAKE COl'Nl TY, Ifr THE LAKE SUPESlOlj COURT. SITTING AT HAMMQN1 INDIANA, MAY TERM. 1922' Wojclech Skoczen va. Kuneg;itnd;J Skoczen. Cause No. 21S01. Atio.H to Divorce. Now comes the plaintiff by Domi! rile P. Sevald, his Attorney, andljilei his complaint herein, together ,Svitl fin affidavit' of a competent p&r'sonl showing that the defendant tjerel to, to-wit: Kunegunda Skoczen is nol a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore sVre-l by notified of the pendency of'eaki action and that the same will stanc for trial at the next term of-ah Court, and that unless he aivpeai and answer or demur therein; al the calling of said cause, onj;. thl 12th day of September, A. D. 02: the same being the 2nd day ofthj next term of said Court to be biegur and held In Room number 1 lathf Court House at Hammond, Insjaifl County and State, on the 2nd Mon day of .September, A. D. 1922, faiaction will be heard and deterrntnel In her absence. In Witness Whereof, I here'tontr set my hand and amx the seal oS said Court, at Hammond, Indiana this 6th day of June, A. D. 1322. HERBERT L. WHEATON", , Clerk L. . cJ T3-r p T-Tw rtvnn j - - - - . , Deputy Clerk. 8-8-15-It is said that a well built chim ney 100 feet high will sw-ay rom three to four Inches in high wind without danger of falling. According to estimates, 14,446,00'" battle deaths have occurred In al'J the wars of the world -waged'between 1790 and 1918. ff . r The Royal Scots, or First tF.ootJ is the pldest regiment In the Britishl army, with the Cold3tream Guards ranking second. Representatives of the American! Legion are found in no fewe-rhanl 50,000 cities, town and villages In! the United States. Mrs. E'Lee Phone Hammond 3346. C e r t ifi e d Medium.,' Ad vice daily cn "The Right ivr- - " 'I way 10 Ld"c 696 State Line Street. MONEY ANY AMOUNT UP TO $300 At Low Legal Rates On Personal security INVESTIGATE Our Twenty-Payment Piatt? It Will Pay Yon. gJ Licensed and Bonded v psoTra no. 323 nAm a. Panama Eld9-. 143-1SO ZL. Stats it. Eimmoi