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THE TIMES
.Paue Eleven
Classified Advertisements
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patron br brfctgdaff ail olaaslfl ad.
wrttuBiiti V cor offloa aa.4 jr
lay for wwn tad mi ooUacCioa
z.xxa coffwrr m. yrs. co.
races rrawstrAJPHmx
A. , 19X7.
Real Estate Bargains
j For Sale Miscellaneous
FOR ALE-- I rir-i1?9ni-?d diamonds and
raUroan af-he. Leer s Reliable
Loan Bank, : Slate at., Hammond.
.Open evenings. 4 2 tf
visions of the license to be renwd 1 as
follows:
The ground floor front room of the.
tuo-story frame building situated on
lot 8. block ", Dyer's allir.ori to the
City of Hammond. Lake fount y. Indiana
jar room l.as glass front and faces 11
Calumet avenue, Public highway 111
said Ci'v of Hammond, p. r i on north
side of room. All of said bar room can
lie s--n from said higlvvay
Feb 7-14-21 gf.orge thon.
for pale j.. ,
buildings, t-loao 1 'j
M it'll. G ood Mm rUc I.
Ohi-ago Fop 11x1:1:1',;
Tore Ben'on Harboi
SO. .
rt-e .-r f .1 rm w i t 1
Kenton Harbor,
boat. ' ' rm to
.-.r- .'! ro -M. A.
Wk.1i. II." V. D.
:KL5SMAVL FEED A ROOKING CO..
! 119 Clinton st. ihone 277. Fast Ch:
1 rag-, phone 40,R. 9 11 If.
Wanted Male Help
UA.NTEIV-Stsalv man. married to ol
"t and aolioit for leading ur "
sirance rompsnv: references reiufrect
.a'arv 1.00 par eek and crmf
Call lsb. K. State. Room 4. Ham;
mond.
SALESMEN AND FOREMEN--Full 01
spare umt: excellent paying Projosi-
r ... 1 -an ,am 5,1 a aas A i'ii'.''-'
Times. Gary.
WANTED Planer hand.
Standard Forge Co. Ap
ply Kinployincntj3fr.:
n-.WTKD 2 young men in gents" furn
ishing section; good opportunity to
-rn bu-mess. fee Mr. Fayne. U
S'orr. Hammond.
V.-MED-All around furniture repair
r.iant Rood wages; vrrr.anent Kt. Ap-r-lv.
The Wigwam. 3430 Pennsylvania
. . Indiana Harbor. .-.P--
STOCK SALESMAN" Severs . ftlrn
men for local territory; leads furn
'a'i(i; rasseri Ohio and Iowa lav,a. Ad-,
dres? with full parts.-u'.ae-. r-ranci J.
DroIIo. Oliver Motel. South Bend Jnu
WANTED Ta triers and T.:hrP!r'
Apply at 111 Carrol alter 6 Vj,
Hammond. ""
WAXTEP A yeunr man foe co!ctoy.
Liberal Cred.t Store. 605 Hchman
Hammond '
T-." a N TK D Boys.
Hammond
Enterprise Ei f
- 2 f
'NTKD Boy over 16 yearn of ace.
,0 d iuarowr.d wort in a-wjrs fnr
"" Airlv Rosenwald - en. i.m
;?Vo and Todd avenuee Eart ChtCMc.
W VTEP fhauaft'eu 1". mu?t com- wrH
'recommended to flriv r-rtxate .ai.
PPlv
rr. j r. 3
Leo Wolf
l.inn Stce. Him
TV-ANT ED La bore r
C o. OfboTie. Ind.
Meta'a Reftplns
'.'-L'l-"
Wanted Female Help
V!AN T E DAppren t - e- g irl or n-. 1 1 U mery
.lablisnmem. rply. U4 b.ate
T-Tammond. " .
ilamniond.
"wvNTD Experienced girls owr 15
yVar. Hammond Laundry Co.Harn
rton'l. ' ' -
WANTED 30 exsh girls. n"C urdelJ5
vcar: ewte Monday wornin prerarcd
f,r work- Arrly to Mr. Fayne. Lion tore.
Ttarrjr.ond. '
W NTED Maid: 4 room?. tem J'at:
, 0 clokin. Lesser, rhone 2,fm-
vXTF.D-Tonng girl. I to 1:
: ' ..t.. f.iiv nf r. Phone 21if
Hatnir.ond.
2-20-2
' ivtfp G'rl for general housework:
'home. Phone 1474. after 6 jv
v" WTED Whi'e g'rl for housewor.
,',o" washing" nice room with bath.
Madion at. Gary
vTSD Experienced sorter. "m
inond Laundry Co. Hammond. .-.J-tr
1 1. . 1 -
oTesJ if. ruon 2"!?.
.-.or.d: .
Vi'AXTEP A ladv baker for takerv;
A np i y. U 1 PIMey st. Hammond. 2-21-3
THE STAVLET HOTEL AND RATH?
Todem in every wiv. Rates l.uJ
,nd nr P""m with Turkish Rati, for
Jc-n $t.F0 .nd up. Oren dav and r.igr
.JdiV;- baths open from 3 h. m to
! p. m. "0 Washington st. Oarv.Tnd
fhona 51- , , '-
Situations Wanted.
Wanted position as typist or
Stenographer. fsom experience: rcf
trences. Call Hammond 2S40. 2-19-j
tlTFTION WANTED By midd'.e
ae'ed man to clerk in grocery store:
experienced; rf. furnisiied. "Salesman .
Times. Hammond. -.l-v
vt'VNTED Bv a carahle wman. situa
t'on as houseke per or nurse. 627
: vb 1 T e Oak qv. UTiiH r. g. Tnd. zzlljj-
Wanted to Rent.
H AST TO RENT Farm with good im
provements: cash or share rent; best
of reference. Matthew Jarac?, 4!.S
bnrsrth ave. E. Chicago. 2-16-o
WXTED TO RENT Rv high class
man with good reference, furnished
cw)m in private family. Addrc. L.
t rr.es. Hammond. ,2-lS-tf
ANTED TO RENT A good furnished
room in private family. Address, C.
' imtf Ha-mmond. --IS-tf
'.V ANTED TO RENT Fy man and ii.
i-ooni m rrivaie fan.il. Addres ft.
"i '.Titi. Hammond. I'-lS-tf
WANTED A 4 or ,-t-reori flat: must
liava gas. steam heat, hot vater and
alectnc l:ht, in East Chi-taso. "?!
Test Chicago ?P3. :-T9-4
V.'ANTED TO RENT 2 or 3 tis-h house
keeping rooms by a ood fa mil v. in
(diarie Harbor, bv March J. Fbcn
f.KS-t CVii-ago. 614 1. 2-l!-n
Lost and Found
LOST Between tourt house -trirj Krie
dopot. itir lined giove for ;:t hand.
a C. Harrison. Ttl. Hammond b?.
S-20-2
IjOST Black and tan male hound, ppot
between forelegs, gone two we'.
t.:berl reward. Jaci Croak. Phone
ri"iW. Hammcni '.'-20-3
LOST 1 blue and blacic patch T'li't,
lf. Rid8 road and WiUiame et.
I'ume SiJM. Hammond. 2-21-1
FOR HALF Store, with 7 -room fist;
good basement; lot c'xlr-il. tug
bargain. 42o W. Mate w. It.itiimond.
:-15-b
State cf Indiana
FOR SALE 5-room b-.mga.low. Just com
pleted; oak f.nlsh, bath, 'urtia. e laun
dry tubs. Terms likv r-tT. I.evi st.
Phor.e 223. Hammond. '.'-IS-tf
TRADK r-a.rm l'-'n ,-i.-r truck land.
Mark m! aluej )!2,fifi.i. sin,-:;, ma
chinery. i.o;e. ext i-a, ' -" : !.c.ii'd F'w
Raw. Mich. Wan' 'ltatunicnd property.
Ki'-iu, Owner No .." Favn-'.I ave.
"hi,SKo. 2-19-3
j KOI v SALE Confectionery
J and .Ice Cream store. Cor
Incr 137th and Cedar streets.
I Indiana Harbor. Price
poo. J-orced to sell on ac
icojmt of beins; called in new
j draft. " -;3-t:
FOR SALE?, rooms furniiure. Rartv
cmylng can rent house. otT Sibley at.
j Hammond.
FOR PALF -lO-i .om ' 1 rv ed r.'nwwit
liouse; ';t"i0: rii:ii X c'ft n r inonth:
prnae Jj.irsie-. Lrr "-m,-:i J-'koii
r'hir.g. Mri.. Kl":r., 6jjJ Pitr'i! .,
OhjcBgO, Fi ".'-lo-.t
2-21-2
hijR SALE A bsbv buggv, riesrjv new.
44" rrckri st. riion? Nlo'l. Ham
mond. ."I.- (
A SMALL rAMILT Drs.rit;g a h't"
can buy a c!i-ao 0 f'. v. t'li sv.-a'!
house. 7' toi.nn 5' i ta v-'i. T-i led.
2-! 1-t
j F)R SALE About 7 quae asph
shingle on at count of leaving city;
! !'b t.ac"an. 4k4 Ash ft. Hammond
2-21-1
WHAT HVE TOV To ..l;HTi:e f-.r a
2-flit b"-i"K-. 2 C - -oosti fiats; high
basetr.er '. : 'are garage; !oca ;:i in ":i
cjgo. Wnnt propert.v in 11-vh cr Wesf
Hammond. Lake County I'r-holter'ng
"o. L'KT C Sr'ire si T!H.c.m(md. 2-2-2
IfttrSE ECVT FLEE.
Y eri! T;iifj siiould or.rii tie
eyes of tiiose who par house rn-. In
dications point to highec pries on
lui'.ld'ng rra'eria! an.) labor for vesu
o come .'ii-.ri ("1- Cuh and save l,i10t
and get a home of y.uir outi which you
can live in for years, then for more
than it cos;. 1 f saving of 51.0150 on
a home of you r cuii in the finest resi
dent district with two extra large
bed room-", which should rnt for S2Q
each monthly interest you. Rhone 2t"l.
or drop me a line and" I will send you
full particuUts. Frank S l:z Ham
mond. 2-21-g
FOIl SALE Furniture used rri"n'bs.
1 ntire fl.tr Oid Ii.crv 1 rd rcoiu
suite, wrr.. and Mary Jacobean Oak
'l'"!! ? t'.om "uite. ciunrter-.xa wed oal:
parlor suite, large library table. A.min
str rug. Brussels rug. linoleum, large
tee b.. large oasburuer. i'-itch'-ri sto-.e.
gaa Ktovf. 5 45 PO kitchen cabinet, kituh
en tabic and 'hairs tub. hoiW. quantity
of wood, coal. potatoes, all kitchen
utensil. Worth $6?'.0rt: r ii (.;onider
any reasonable orfar. 166-H SVeftjeld
ate. Hammond. Inu. 2-21-2
FOR SALE Reasonable. reed bab
buggy in good condition. Rhor 2P2L
Hammond. 2-21-2
f s :
County of Lake
In the Lake firejuit Court.
No. 12o?.
I.N THE MATTER OF PETITION OF
HAMMOND SAVTN03 .vn TRUST
ttosii'ANY. a cor.roiiArroN, TO
CHANCE NAME
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
CHANGE OF NAME.
Notice is hereby given that the HAM
MOND SAVINGS AND TRFST COM
PANY, h 1 'orpoia tiott. 1ms iip:i,d to the
Lake Circuit four! of Coun'y and
State to have its name chang:..l from
"HAMMOND SAVINGS AND TRUST
COM P NT " 'o that of "HAMMOND
TRUST. AND SAVINGS RANK.- and
that s'd petition and application will
be presented to and heard by said'Oourt
on Monoay. the 22r,d day of Arii!, at the
Apri' term. 11. of saiU Court.
Dated this 3th day of February, A. D.
tris.
lUMMlND SA'.'INCS AND TRUST
COM PA NT.
By FRANK HAMMOND.
Secretary j Treasurer.
V. 1. W lt.N riRT.
A-'crney for Petitioner.
WITNESS he 1' lerk end the Sfal i".
sa id Court this 5th d of Fcbruarv. A.
D IP IS.
HERBERT L. WH FA TON.
'erk of the Lake Curtuit Court.
Feb 7 1
C. IL WESTBERG
LOSES HIS MOTHER
E. Chicago Banker Moums!
Death of Mother, Due !
to Pneumonia.
FOR SLE 3
ft. .lohnpon 1
2S ft. Ii-.n p- jt.
i f. Torrene
With the many
rt H.in.ii.oii-J
t'li." price.
Hammond.
ORE -1
: t -.". f 1
ave.. $Sffl.
ta-'torirji r.oit
.hei lots are
Address oJA.
RM If; A INS.
'--ating J
hea a 1
Time". I
'OR SAL'S 110 Victor Colun.bia rec
ords; 1 model I X Victiols Bargain.
Geo. Maginakv. Ind. Harbor. Phone S44T.
2-J1-J
THE STANLEY HOTEL AND BATHS
Modem in everv av. Rates, $lf't
and up. Room with Turkish Bath for
men. $1. 50 and i:p. Open da and tught.
Lames' bath open from a a. m. to
r p. in. sni Washington st. Gar Itid.
Fiiorm 3."!. 2-21-1 f
For Rent
HOME PRACTICALLY GIVEN AWAY.
Brick. room and bati'. All modern,
oak tinih, 6 ft iot. Ail irirroi ficcnts
m and paid for; orth J5.20": will taVe
54.20'.' for quick sa: run at have
"sb. Addreea t. 66. Times. Hammond.
i-'flces sui'ab'.e fcF docfor
1 doors 1
2-1S-S I
I "OR SALE j-room cof'e; elctric.
gas ard jrarage: 5200 cash and terius.
Apply. "21 -'rtiar sr. Phono ;.,2SK. or
J. S. B!a:kmtin A- Co. JlammomJ. 2-21-3
FOR SALE 41-acre Unproved farm
near Walkerton. Ind.. 20 acres in rye.
Good for onions, etc. e S3 i'ui.iu.
Address. C. M . T:ir.c. Ilamnttisd.
IMMXDIAT1! OCCUPANCY
FOR SALE. A foui-ro' rn lirme nn.l
a. half acre ot" good blscic sroiir.d. the
be?t eamen ground you tnn find, where
you can raise potatoes, f ni.-coea. cr ru
becta and in fn. t evei vth ng vou tired
for the table. There are 12 fruit, tree
and 6 grape -cir.es planted. Good chick
en -oop, nd shed. Located on the
South Side, only four blocks from
street car line. price $t2fc0.o0: terms.
$231.00 down bnl. 420 pep month.
Eaaticga, Woodi U Co.
Phone 51. Ham. S. &. T. bank Open
Evenmgs. 2-21-1
FOR RENT
or lawyer. 21L ic.th s
from e'eeiat' st Ind. Ha r.
FOR RENT Modern office tth uve of j
Kaufman tv Wolf. Lion otoie. Hammond.
2-19-5
FOR F.KVT Good sued jrnrsge. f::y
Mnynood ace. Pnote 102'?. Ham
mond. 2-13-3
FOU RENT Furnish" d 7-room flat;
rleotric 1'ght, hot water heat. ef'1 E
State si. Phoiir; 372M. Hammond. 2-21-1
FOR RENT r-room unfurnished pn-'-i.ien
421. l..ijn 5'. rhone 114KW.
Hi.n-.-.n. vo. 2-21-1
. : : . i
THE STANLEY HOTEL AND BATHS'
Modern :n every way. Rates $1.n"
and tin. Room with Turkish Bath for!
men. .Zn ud up. Open day and night.
Ladies' lihs open from 1 P. 111. to!
; n. rn. "U asninston St. uen . mo.
Phone 3". 1. 2-2 1-tf
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
CO'-RT. .JAM' A R Y TERM. 181S.
ANNA G. rr.ET7.SCIl VS. BRUNO W.
PRETZSCH. CAf'SE No. 17026. AC
TION TO DIVORCE.
Now com-cn the plaintiff by TVelli &
StagoV:i. ".ovnf;.s, and 'I?? her com
print herein, together with an afflda
v:t of a competent person, showing that
the defendant, Bruno TV. P -etitscli, .3
not a re'lcent of the State r,r Ind, ana.
?s d defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the pendency of said act!on
and that the g me w.i: signd for trial
at the next term of sa j fvU;t. and that
unlet he appea end answe.- e.r detuiu
therein, at the eel; r.t .-.s-.if.'. or.
the 22nd day of April, A. V). 191S, the
same b'.ti? 'he lUth da? of the neit
term of .a.d Court to be begun an si
held in the Court J louse. Rooi.i No. 1.
a: Hammond, :n said County and Sta'o,
on the 9f oud Monday of Jltrcii. A. I
191S. said act on will be heard and dt
term tried in h;s absence.
In 'itne.s Whereof, 1 hereur.to set
n.y hand end affi.g the Seal of sa.d
Court, at Hammond, th's IDtb day of
February. A. D. IftS.
HEREER1 L. WltE TON.
Clerk L. S. C.
Fy Roscoe Hen stork,
Deputy C!r; . 21.2S;7
The er.tj;o Calumet Region is mourn
ing; today with C. A. Wesibers, v!e
preuidcnt of the Ear'. CLicagj Cvm
pnny, the First t'alumet Trust and Sav
ings bank and the First State, Trust
and Savings bank, in the t-ata of his
motner. Mrs Georgira Frciericka West
berg of Chicago, which occurred at 2
a. rn. todaj. Mrs. Wstberg had been
pif k a week and a day and her death
v.a; dui to pneumonia.
The funeral will be from the family
home, i'jl Marquette, road (formerly
W". 7 tli street) Chicaso, Saturdat. Feb.
.'i at 1 p. ni. J'rom the hott:e the re
maitis will r.e taken to the Feii:li
Evangelical Lutheran Bethel church.
t2nd and Feoria streets. Inlci mer.t will
be in Oak wood ceme'ery.
?Jrs. West berg contracted a told a
week t go Wednesday. For several flays
iittlo was thopght of the eiim-nf. tt
h'ung believed that she had taken a
rather ..ere cold. v. hich must take the
course of all cold. On Saturday she
became v ore pnd it v not Ions: b4
fote her condition became alarming.
Pneumonia h;id developed and from then
until the e-d. it as a hard fihf between
..fe and death.
Sirs. Wcsth' rg s age. fov she ks 70.
was against her, and sho continued to
sink until death relieted her stiffermgs.
The ducra.ird was bom in Sweden.
She was the v idow of Fetor August
Westberg to whom she was mirriod in
1876. She is survived by five children:
C. A. Westberr. Misses El'a and Flor
ence. Fred and Frank. Fred is the only
one of tier h:ldren who has nvirried.
Frank i3 a lieutenant of the 342nd regi
ment s'atior.ed at Camp Grurit. Ail of
he;- children were with her constantly
from the beginning of her illness until
the passd away.
The blow to the family has been the
greater owing to the faci that most of
the children have made th.e;r home with
their mother instead of scattering as
most families do. after they have grown,
to various pans of the count r.
Mr. C A. Westberpa devotion to his
mother, has been one of the beautiful
traits in his character which has serv
ed to endear him so greatly to his
friends.
RUSSIAN
ARMY IS TO FIGHT
THE GERMANS
(Continued from ragj one.)
rested: all the officials and ir.cir.tcrj cT
the Zoviet.
From Dvin-k. 125 ro'les east of Riaa,
the r.emy is advancing toward Dskof.
an important railroad enter about lr"J
rmlee northeast of living and 17 3 miles j
southwest of IVti-ograd.
The Austro-Gt rmanr. arf c ricentrat
ibg alone the southwestern front while
force;.- of the Fkrttinia-Rada are con
centrating at Brest Livvak under Gor
man generals.
Kizrr SI.tDS BAD XEFOXT.
A report s received from Xieff to
day that Rada had proclaimed accept
ance of the Austro-Hungarisn protec
toriate. The dispatch concerning Am
bassador Francis and the allies diplo
mats said they were to sail for Sin
Francis which may have meant San
Franciseo, but was garb'ed in cable
transmission. This would be the only
1 comparatively safo route they could
travel. On the r.orth the Finnish reo-'
lution :s. under vay; on the ve"t and!
nouth-west the Austro-Germans are ad
vancing; white on the south the Cos
sacks threaten.
Premier L n;:. was the chief suvo
' cate of the wireless stent out from her
. itMio-.iticing Russia's wsJling-ncps to aign
'the rroan peace.
The opinion prevs :1s he re mat Trt
; rograU'8 fate v,;i; be cietiued within
a fortnigh.
Lonine's teport and df eistot: cj izu
a peace caused a storm scene 'oy mem
bers of the Left.
The Pravada Ueciartd; "If G:i. i Tott -ir.au
continues the war he w,l! restore
the nobles and landlords and bankers.
We will light to the last b.illt and
man."
The reace de'-islof, s i"--a '-ed a
ter Iwo extra sessions. PoovoifUy. war
commissary, reported the organization
of sec-re of thousands of Red Guards.
Members cf the ePtrograd garrison
prepared for desperate dferis and are
throwing up trenches around the city.
German forces are attempting to cut
the Libau-Rrnen tailmay. Tho Rus
sians are retieating without resistenee.
abandoning material and srntnur.it ion.
Turkish troops hate appeared near
Trebizond. captured recently by Rus
s f a r, "
(TRACTION INTERESTS
REORGANIZE
,ed from re one.
ftnantial interests, owning the bend? of
the G. ar.d I. system, long in the hand"
cf a rfcener. are the owners of th.
Gory Street RaiLvats company.
Plan of TinaaciiMr-
The IndiaPH Public Service wauiit'
?:cii has authorized the fio'ation of
i-d tit u res and i.rst taot ?age bonds in
t!ie rehabiliatiori propt.-tM. Of the e;n -f,n0
Indiina capital stock allotted to ti
holders of the foreclosed G. and I. b''i
one-half ;s common, one-half is six t- r
cent prtf erred. In addition 10 the : tv ..
the bcndb.oldeis are to rereive $ v 0 0 -0 1-
worth of debentures '20-ear fives) ai. 1
1 125,000 in first mortgage bor.tis, also ot
the am- duration cud rate of intere""
t.s the debentures. Of the first mort
gage bonds the authorised issue i
52 oOl.O'.'i arid ?-"1. "'. worth cf thc-ve
feotiior liens have already been dispcje-l.
of o meet intmodi.'ite 1 ehabiiiaticn b'i:1.
These bonds commanded fi at sale.
The Improvements.
Improvements ii:' ludo the '-Qiit:o.
of a r.un.ber o! new paseriie!- car; th
extension e the new Gary fin mill, th
new 11th avenue power station ii Gary
and a feeder s-vstem that will increj1
ryivr Of; the v iio-te ll'ie.
With additional eyu.pn-ent relief i
seen for the Uroatiway lir.. serving ti e.
steel nulls, tid the Hammond run, pa -t
ron i zed by Standard Stc-i car worker.-.
Officers of the reorganised compatt v
are C. W. Cha.se. a Gary attorney an-l
we'.l-lsno'vn traction expert, who was for
years genital cotms-l of the G. and I
11. M. Scheldt of Gar? . secret ry-tr-yas-urer,
and J. G. Phillip general super
intendent. TTew Era Been.
The Gary Street Railways 1 0111 pan v
takes in the obi Garv and Interurban
ruilway rompat-y. its ticcr s sor. the Gary
and Interurban Railroad company's lme
in Frof.dway and west of IJroadtay iu
Lake count', and the East Chicago Re: -ways
company. It is believed water is
squeezed out cf the stock, that the road
is now approaching a healthy basis, and
that better service is In sight. With i'
tl'iancial conditions ea--.d the chief prob
lem ahead of the management at th.s
lime is that of the "peak load-?": grea'
est use of cars during s-upp-r and break
fast hours.
33
THE STANLEY HOTEL
Modern in every vay.
and up. Room with Tu
men. 51.51 and tin. Oner.
Ladies' baths open from
! p. m. Sfn) Vashmrtun si.
Phone 531.
AND BATHS
Rates. 1 1 MO
'Wish liath for
day and night.
a. m. to
Garv. Ir.d
2-21-rf
IN YESTERDAY'S TIMES I STATED
that by joining our syndicate wur
house rent would be free and that two
large extra bed rooms should bring in
at least 521 each mcnthlj, ar.d some
expect more.
Ij you realize that this amount wilt
pay ? dividend of over 4 i r cent on
'.he total amount invested besides l?,ke
care cf the Interest on liw baisnr- due.
pay the Insurance, water, taxes. e:c.
and the party who build- the house
will have h beau'iful home h live m
without costing him nni nt for rent?
Should any one ask for more? if
interested phone 22 and I will trull
plats, specification, ei-. Bn,j Vf,,,
n' the off 1. e of G"st!m. M n Co.
hcneer it suits ou.
2-21-3 'FRANK S PETZ.
For Rent Furnished Rooms
LEGAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC SALE February 26. 1915, the
undersigned will sell at public auc
tion on the Joseph Schaller farm, two
miles northwest of Dyer, three miles
southeast of Glenwood, on the Ridge
road, iour milea sou'h of Lansing,
head of horses, including t bay juall.oii
4 cows, all young. 10 head of hogs. 2o
dozen fhicltens. (all good layers). 1 doc.
farm implements. Usual terms of sa'e.
G. F. D is. John Klcmnie, Auctioneer;
Frank Scheldt. Clerk. 2-13-1
SHERIFF'S SALE.
FOR RENT 3 strictly modern light
housekeeping rooms; hot witer heat.
Good suite, consists of ; bed rooms.
Phone 1776, or tail Oil Michigan ate.
Hammond. 2-2')-1
FOR. RENT One modern furnished1
front room. 671 Oakley ave. Phone
7 062M. Hammond. 2-11-M
FOR RENT :j rooms suitable for of
fice purposes. 3tSt Guthrie St.: above!
5 and 10 cent stote. Ilaidoviclj Hidg . i
"Indiana Harbor. 2-2ft-
FOR RENT Furnished room: furnace
heat; hot and cold water. tt1 Carroll
st. 2nd fiat. Hammond. 2-21-t
FOR RENT Modern ftirrished room;
pn-'Htc family: near car line. l'G rot v
st. Han-mond. Phone I:j J. 2-21-1
FOR RENT 't r -ores furnished for
light i:"iifk.-pin g. 4C7 Jlr ;
Phone !7".K. Ham loond. 2-21-1
FOR RENT 1 nnd ? rooms furnished
for light ''Ott'ekeeping. 1'4 Hi-i,-orv 1
st. Phone 2350. Hammond. 2-21-1 j
THE STANLEY HOTEL AND PATHS j
Modern in every way. Re.fes Si. 01
and up. Room -with Turkish Rath for!
men. 51..-.0 ind nr. Opfn 'l.v i- and -;ch!. !
ladies' bt:i- open from a. m. to:
! p. m. vf") Washington .:. Garv. Tnd. j
Phope 0? 1 . 2-21-tf,
FOR RENT RocttJ f"i' hotiseWeop-.rg: :
a'! rcode-ri cn v.' 1: ience u "14 Indi-
p.nn ate. TTi n rcn-i. 2--1-! i
For Sale Motorcycles. ,
8ND HAND
MOTORCYCLES.
iS'oi- i the time to make a deposit
on the machine you want. Act quick.
Our assortment largest in Lake County.
.void on M"v pvmentc
EXCZX.SXOK ATTTOCYCZ.E SAXES
xecoac.
229 Sta'e !. Phone IMS?. K.vnmcnd.
2-21-3
AVanted to Buy
State of Ind-a.na
its.
Count y of Lake. )
No. 1 6 S LI . )
Lake Superior Oou rt . November Term,
1?17.
MARY KLEIIIEGE. PLAINTIFF. AND
-ITI7.ENS GERMAN NATIONAL
RANK. A CORPORATION. CROS5
COM PLAIN ANT
s.
CLARENCE I UOITM AX AND SADIE
IIOi-TMAN.
By lrlue of an ouier of sale to ti e
directed from the Clerk of tlie Lake Su
perior Court, I will expose to public sale
to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
at the east door or' the Court House in
Crown Point, Indiana, on
Saturday, the 9th Day of
March, 1918.
between the hours of fen o clock A. M
and four o'clock P. M. the rents and
profits for a period not exceeding seven
years-, of the following described real
e.s'.ite ;o wit:
Ixts eleven nil nd twelve
block one M Tow'e's Sec
ond Addition to the r1ty of
Hmmon-.2. Lake Coun'.t. In
diana If sttd rents ar,d profits ti ill n"t "!!
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said de
cree, intercl arid .osts. 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 ati-ify said judgment, interest, costs
and accruing costs. Said sale will be
tnadt w.thotit relief from valuation or
appraisement taws.
Taken a the property of Clarence T.
Hoffman and Sadie Hoffman at the suit,
of Marv Kieihege. plaintiff, and fit ir.cn
German National Bank, a Corporation.
Cros-Complain;rt.
LEWIS E. BARNES.
Sh-riff Lake County, Ind. ana.
GEO R. SHEERER AND J. K. STIN-
SON.
Atty's for Plaintiff and Cross-Compla.n-an'.
Feb 7-14-21 131?
NOTICE OF A DJ1 1 N I ST RATION.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOHN WARGO. DECEASED.
NO. 1741.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed executor
of said Es'ate, by the Ju'ge of the
Lake Suptnor Court.
Said Estate is uproed io be solvent.
WILLIAM PRICE.
Executor.
Dated Fbnsai IS. 1315.
Feb 21-28 Mch 7 !5IS
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Or THE ESTATE OF TEEN A A.
SWETS DK VR1ES. DECEASED.
NO. t7 5(j.
Notice is hereby given that th- un
dersigned has been appointed executor
of siid Estate, by the judge of the
Lake Superior four'.
Saul Estate is supposed to he solvent.
JOHN DE YRIES.
Ei.ccglor.
Da.t.d February "s- 1?!?.
Feb 21-25 Mch 7 131S
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION'.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF VINCENT TSKAS. DECEASED.
NO. !75.
Notice is berly given the K, t1-!-dn
signed has been appointed executor
of said Estate, by he Juris? of the
Lake Superior Court.
Said Esiate is suppo-d lo be solvent.
JOE JUSKAS.
Executor.
Dated February 1. !!!.
Feb 21-2S Mch 7 1915
-rMMi?5mMMtiHHjnnj
GET YOUR LOAN
WITH
An o!1 ret)ab ctmpanv I'ke
the PROVIDENT.
LOAlfl TIOM 935 TO 300
on Furniture. Pianos, Victress,
l.ixi siotk and Office Fixtures
vvuliout retr ov si.
REM KM PER
There is No CHARGE for our
Pf-ivico no' t'.eri intci'it !'i
ad anre.
FflOM i Til V) MONTHS TO
REPAY TOUR LOAN PLUS
;v f INTEREST.
LOANS AN YW HC, RE IN"
LAKE COUNT T.
ll. Write or I'hone jfj.
Private and Conflfen ia).
INLAND GEN. SUPT.
.PATRIOTIC WORKER
John W. Lees Gives Time to
District Exemption
Board.
The Twin Cities, which have aifcrd
ed innumerable examples of patriotism,
have one busy executive, who is not
tovj busy to help out Uncle Sam.
He is John W. Lees, general super
intendent of the Indiana Harbor steel
works, coke ovens and blast furnaces
Of the Inland Steel Company, who is
serving on the district exemption board
Mr. Lees, who directs the activities
of 5.000 steel workers munition mak
ers ha trent meet of the winter at
Laporte. an3 gives on an average of
five days a week. He with others mem
bers of the tllttrict board have care
fully and judicially reviewed all pleas
for exemption originating in northwest
ern Indiana. Eecause of his knowledge
of the steel and iron mdustrv . Mr. Lees
has been of invaluable assistan:e tu
his colleaguea.
SECURITY LEAGUE
IN CONVENTION !
Bt I nlted Press .
'HIC'AGO. Feb. 21. Uigintr univer-
al training a definite war finance prog-am.
Governor Lowden of Illinois to
day opened the conerress of nations!
seiv.ee l'.aj-e. Adoption of thee poli
ces "wcild shatter th hope of the
Central Empire that we may beeo.r.e
war weary," he said. "Tf our people
enderstand th wr '.r.eaung they w;i;
nay the price of victor- whatever it
may be. It is our second war for in-
denend'n'e.
Former president Taft. and the gov-fino;-
of eie-t.t. stsle, a!e expected to
address th congress.
The Sta.m!ey j
Hot
and
Bath
Modern in every way. All rooms tmt
ide rooms. Hot and cold running water
in every room. He&t of furniture.
Slumberon hair mattresses. Why not
have the best, it don't cost you any
more. Only one block from Broadway,
but far enough from all nerve shatter
ing noise. Kates only $1 a day and u.
special weekly rates to ye.rmaueni
guests. Our Turkish Baths are the best
there is. TJooms with Turkish Baths.
1.50 and up. Inspection invited. B -sner-tfulh.
Ml
Jill
i
The Stanley Hotel
and Baths
800 Washington St., Gary, Ind.
Phone 531.
LOAN
BKOVIDKXT
CO.
145 and L"'i East S.it s
Fanania Rjiidtnc.
N'ct to Orpheunj Theater.
Hammond - Indiana
eet
t: RUDKHTHr.ntTinvHiiti tvp Ey ytl
MEAT. AND TOOT THE TI 1 F. 1 OH kSKm m I , . . i - . T-frg3
M B4TITI 1 E. fTTnTa " 1 1 1 "" " ','"', i' - . ' feff gjai
v. - - - - . . , , .. ... -. - . ... Sii
-' ' -'
in. PUBLIC AUCTION 1
4 , . , Pt, ' -1
a . -t
SnMi'Ji-'KsfttMiitittitjjio.-
WANTED TO BUY A young s.ngie
comb Elack Minorca roo?tev. Phone
Hammond 2J-f. 2-19-3
WANTED TO RUT A cood square top
trunk. Add'ess. H M. Tmes. Ik.
mmond. 2- 2 1 -2
"iJT pntffn the A. - A. Dairv.l
t::T ti and Pa fish ave., md :',7 1 tl Iv
Tndiaj-ia H.vrbor. las eTung. :J
-sd'Cs pocketV-ook conta 'ning J!0, re
.'rd tf rfurned to the Dairy, (ndinr.a
t-I rbo
Miscellaneous
AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS 209 success
ful dea,ers in the middles west sU
i'ic Faige Motor Cars. Thi territory la
open. For further information call Mr.
oley at iue :)..e Hotel, jnuraoay, alter
:; ?c m. Hamrvond.
WANTED TO RUT A bort
Harbor on u.rtaliment.-:
be good. Plioi.c jm. !-.
:-i Ird.ar.a
ili-'n must
'hi': ago
WANTED TO FUY Corn. Addrss
Ilia Sliola, To!ieon Ind. P. O Fyv
'op. 2-2't-S
-! 9-
1'1'MMT URK REPA1 Rl NG.
n-HOi.5 vr.(.:is:. ko; ci.evning.
A" v 'tl; gi'.a ' 0':'.-ed
LKE COi s'TV UPHOLSTERING CO..
27 K S'aie Si. Phono .'MS. Hammond.
2-20- 1
FOR RENT Vut niahed room- light and
modern. !l Vil!ams si. Phone llr.5.
Kumnnri'1 2-21-2
THE STANLEY HOTEL AND BATHS
Modern in every way. Rais i.0'
and un. Koo-n with Turkish Rath for
men. '1.50 and up. Open oa v and night.
Ladies' hath open from 9 a. tu. to
'.' p. ir. '00 Washington st. Gary. Ind.
Phone 3.13. 2-21-tf
For SaleHorses and Cattle
FOR SALE. Voting, sound team: wngnn
and harness: quick sal- .lie,i. ph.-n
So. Cltioag,, S72. 2?1j .11. 9 if I s: . Chi
cago. 111. 2-1S-5
FOR SALE !lore. t'all 2. 4S Torience
e. Phone 247. Hammond. 2-l"-:
NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF LIQUOR
LICENSE.
Notice i hereby- given to th citizens
of Hammond. North Township. Lake
County, Indiana, that the undersigned.
GorK Then, is a male inhabitant and
resident cf aid City, Township. County)
and Stat, nd over the age of twenty-j
one years, that he has resided m the)
State of Indiana for more than one yrarj
and in the "it y of Hammond. North .
Town:litp. Lake County. Indiana, for!
more than sii (t) months prior to thf !
c;,v t-f this notice, and is iual::1ed '
voter thereof and a rtature!iaed citj-J
ien of t.-.e truri ciin or America
and of good moral character; that he
will apply to tn Board of County Com
missioners of Lake County, at Crown
Foint, Indiana, at its March, 1S1I. ses
sion, for the renewal cf a license to sell
at rta:l. spltitous, vinous and malt
liquois in less quantities than five gal
lons at a time and permit the some to
be drunk on the y -em sea vthtre sold,
sa id license liere'ofei granted by the
Board of Commissions . on the 5th day
of March. I?t7, and issued by F.dnaTd
Siiron, Auditor of said County, for the
period of one year from said date, and
fha precise location tvhre said tn-ox-ieatir
l.ipiots ate 'o be sold by the rro-
irti-a-siJ yi..f. ai'4!ljtAiA',')-'..,'rCT
$5 Decide on tke
2 Amount You Want
Soer
mil
then come and see us
Oms is a personal serv
ice and not a mere mut
ter of making a lean
atrangirg lepayment to
suit sou!- convenience,
etc , g;mg ou court
eous a'.wt'.tien elwavs.
WI Alt A 1EOAL
lATt LICINSID COM
PANY. 35c lat, on $10 for 1 Me.
Othr stuns at same
ratio.
Otn?TF o fu-ntture.
piano or like tecurity. or
if permanently employ
ed, advanced money on
their own note.
LOANS ANTWKX JUK IS
CALUMET ISTI47T.
LOANS OIT WATCHI!
AltD DIAMONDS.
Lak8 Co. loan Cd.
23 timbc Bleck
(Orer Idea sore.l
1 Hammond, IbA. iPhoae 318
- 4
6. -.9
ImJi
IC A
BALANCE OR
i rt n is?
mem. w mmtiwe
POSITIVELY EVERYTHING WILL BE SOLD IN MERCHANDISE AND U
FIXTURES RAIN OR SHINE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER WITH
OUT RESERVE.
SALE STARTS SALE ENDS
Thursday, Feb. 21st Friday, Feb, 22nd
2 P. M. to 5 P. M. and 2 P. M. to 5 P. M. and
7 P. M. to 9 P. M. 7 P. M. till all is sold out.
1
Consisting of Bedroom Sets, Brass and Iron Beds, Sanitaiy Cots. Couches,
Davenports, Springs, Mattresses, Cribs, Book Cases, Waist Boxes, Screens,
Itlirrors, China Closets, Kitchen Cabinets, Wagons and Sulkies, Dining, Exten
sion, Library and Center Tables, Clocks, Lamps, Chairs, Rcckers, Desks, Cabi
nets, Phonographs, Baby Carriages, Oil Stoves, Gas Ranges, Gas Plates, Fold
ing Beds, Cots, Sanitary Couches, also Fixtures, Signs, Platforms.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY COL. ROY COLVER, AUCTIONEER, at
The Royal Furniture Co.
'A
22 WEST 5th AVE.
GARY, IND.
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