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THE TttlEa
T '.:.(' Thirl-
Classified Advertisements
After Aufnt 13th, ca aU claa
iftad dTrianats pl4e4 rriib
a cw ti;:toa ib sort ptia lor
ftt tiie. oT.c wltZUm 5 daya. as 4
flitlaaaJ nhvrsre or tan cents Trill ba
mad for ooll action.
Th last rrSoa can h riven oar (
Jitrona "by brtotfta ill cissifl.l ad- j
TwitfraTCftBts to cnr orfl9 and jr- !
j lake eoTJimr w. & fiu. co.
Heal Esiats Bargains
'inn stanllv norn, ,wr paths
Mo i rn in ei v Rate, $1 '
and in'. w r li 1 urUtsh Pti t h tor
rr.i p. Si.,"" up. !.!-! .lav aul msli'-
J-tfilies' hw'h onen from 3 a. lit. to
P i' tti. Wa-fiiiPSion st. tun, Ind.
Ph.-.n sat. 2-21-rc
c ' n .s ale 2 i-.i
within ',; tiny. I noun-.
I.Virono 115 Hammond.
J S eel i
takon j
I. 1. Mr-d.ifS'" !
For Rent Furnished Rooms
i .
THE STAMXT HUTn, AND PATHS
I Modern in every v. . Rate. $1.00
and up. Koori) with Turk h Path for
' f l.,0 and up. Open da an1 nighi.
Ladies' haiti" open from a. fi. t
' f "i. Syrj as hins'ioa st. tiaiv, Ind
Phone 531. 2-21-if
FOR RENT SleepiiiK room?, ionven:.ut
.Standard and CnnUvs. plmpe
Hamim.nd. 405 May s: . 3-l-tf
FOR HE.NT-
ood st-
'fice.'-e I
1 ! -n i!ied fi'.in:
in .' Ketitlemeot Pi.oe..
ra'Km if taKo.n ' 10U2T. Hammond
I.". m I or
Hammond
3-T-l
Wanted Male Help
V ANTED K.p.ricr.. cd 5teei hlowvr
sill. a'.! corvorfr in open fimp in
i:'i round-:.. ."' '.1 v. auko-: ! '1'!"
cha.i.e f 1-..-1U nun. Add re.-r. ' Kc
::i'.'.' Vtmt.s. Ha rni.iiiMl. U-it
A " T E D - HKN Td l.EAl'.N HAUKHI!
i E Pr. paif L r .igh-er vr.
hc. t-r pa . more jobs. IVs'uviij v.-u-m.
ma i !tU f rv Mult-r l 1 :
!"!, CV:itf. ' K'i 'VSi'? r. Chi.-K'.
5-!-2 I 1'Vt n laCXT- Kurnifhefi rooms for iaht
im7-,i7-"': . : T" ."!. """''"('P'ni;; r..nv.-tuut to t'on-
; .i. ' . l..i. ill. .... ... . j f I ;K .-(iolrt
Ao.lrf PS "iig liii : fs !i;." T:ir. s Hui- j
i"o.-d it: i.' i.-N--r
Hi lr mi'inl.
-13-4
l'n PA1.K-- :-!!,! v fr
"'l'i ''""I. lnfU!!t pfr!'
1";s; st. i:as' (In. ago.
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1 1 o h i n n 1 1 s? t
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I'i:rnts)rJ rt.oms S !5
Prions Hninmond KM IK.
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. c.iix Ti'hm f.:i
. Ppohw Ha-nin
V !.!:- I '
II ; i )r - 11 ; i . ' rt
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I - - . 4 ; i :; i i.
Mar.
1 . I'.j VO S
furr.ihf.'l ro-.m f.r
7 "'. . ! '-'"it houseke-pme. o": Mucbigan -,.
n,i.k-i i. 'iiP8- n-,nf. Hammorl 1 T."!. ."-n-l
i . xpp!;, -t i ; . ;
! I.'... ..-,v-h J.'tu: KKNT
run moil
E. C. MOOSE
HOLD ELECTION
Th annual nio-linjc of thp l.oyal Or
i! r "f Moo" of i:,it f'hu'dg-n, lodp No.
'.f.6. n hld st 11fl!cuA' ha n.(u r ! -
fr iRt cen:nR. i nr r was a
trridari' anH :he foilowmg-
Pii lntor- fnor l.en M ' 'orjnai.k.
: Ip.-i5or l.eonnr.l FiirnJ.
!'! 'ji ! ). H. fnn.-iim,
T'Ti"iirFr i i-o-clf ft.Ml , v:1 Coh.-n.
Triil -I- ilbni ) I Ir-r h- 1-1. 3 yrats;
J. K .Schwai-t.:, . "'! . iiiiam N-l!t..
1 'r.
If!(R:r 1.. ConifnUcii-U. p. Run on
.Ahrr.at HKt. - W lUiam n-ihprt.
fip'TPtary P. J. i!oior, haviriK rejusn
rrt on iiitoiiiH of "iihsi ni,-n n jf,, j s
rmv sio cet r by ih elpction of
David Earn.
NEW FUElTyaRDS
FOR E. CHICAGO
SHTPriXG AXD SHIP HUILI)IX(; IS FVIA,
SWING IX CANADI AN Mi:T!I( POI,IS
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t IK
1
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F4
"M' M
hou
!l ill'
v i ; t'. oil pr".n-
l-hone- li.'T.M. Illd.
r-u-tr
l-!lO!U
Th I'nion (')! and Supplv inmpany
has 'iikhbM Architect Karl Norris to
prepare plan for jt?t I.ijiMjn; rd yrd.
j to ho iooa:-d at 14..th and Nortluotr.. !
Tin concern, purchased from AValicr !
'in i;iMie '1 room: young i Sohl of llanonond. Jus cement block him-t
" - joiiiin ""ii-s. mi ,.,,-. ... 148lh ntlil lailrn-.l
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.'.tl M.iro.iu-.r.d. 3-l-2 ro!U """l,!.v :,lrrl" nd ccjnnt lil.u k,
7-;- . ifacinry -n-.tl be located at tln Math;
r.f.N 1 f ront room: e.u , . inn
xx'lfeMt
H AVTL'li lAierwncoi c':erk
, - ;.,-. .; can rumiMi '
, . 1 : - i r- t . A 1 11 i 1 . V1.
..: an: S : p n", ! a ! 1 !'v:l Oar t'o. Hi
i one
fcr-
l;s A -
1!
vv-VNTtD A'.l lomid n;ai ni nia-
i r.'tiit'x htip. r. lUtr.niond Macrt-r.f
r..rK- Work.". -' W:;Co, Mt. I'hoti" 4 . !t .
H.lJiiruct.
WANTED At on. e, ex
perienced grocery sales
ladies; Experienced grocery
order packers. Apply in
person to V. D. Lovccron,
Lion Store Grocery.
13-tf
WANTED Experienced
car repair piecework
checker: steady work with
rood pay. Apply The Cuda
hy He fri aerator Line, East
Chicago, Iml. " J
W WTKP D; ' T 'or 'r,r,d''v trut e;
,- m und"rs.-!ld V- r.i Truck;
- -ed r.."i rr -fetr'-.l. WhtM'is;
!rv Oo. Vh it m it. Ind.
M' NTF.O
r-.-r 't..
Ti'hr for En'.is;: ."
r. vr. 2 to 4 Hund.tv?. t'heuriR
e pt. fTan-.n ond. 3-13-S
fcr: ooi wag"- p"" . .
ilnril r orcionn. i m k-
-San ?- I. '". I. KV.
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co'e :!ii ! t .
en a' onci'. 4;.-.:i .,nt':
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To:. i'.NSr.. U'ir.- i
( '! t t I'M ! .' llti bl.1 1 .onlUman 1 f i i 1
T4KMi .:. 'E. ClicB'o. 3 -1 3 -3 j ' ' 1 Principal promoter
ti'C I1KNT- l"nrnihed rooms for licit
Sziia f i one f
of the new vtn -
i'.ouseke.'i'iiifc.
' tmmorid.
lH rintrrner
M -
Van
'ill!' 1
In!.
j:. o-. North- ! J' ri RENT Vewlv furnisl,r.J rooni.v
.'chc-an if tnk-i r'r m1,'i ni"i l,r- Aa!cn Tlotr'.
ire ase; K. t'l.i- j ftate t. itammond.
' i 1 ,
. , yon KENT -Large front room ftirnixlf
S A l.K---Tv o st.iri frnif imnv it ": modern con rtiu: nof. rtiitnbie for
ri -. i.Hi';;i,:i it' j... Id hi oti-e. In
fit 4 1 Kr:nK ae. EitSt Chicaito.
1 or 2. o Ktmiiach ae. 1'hone Hamtnoiii!
122.M. 3-M-tf
-1 .
FCIt S UK - I!;.;.- k H I Dwncitie. li!.; No.
1 kvcMM Tr i.Hi.lerts f for . fn -l
!' or i!ia'-.ufcurinF plant:
:'or c3..!i i : r'o:- ou a medmtn yizd
farri:. K,,r i.-i rt 1 1- : l.i i 5 n.idn M v I
H. C. r'i.-;,.. rnticct-n. HI. 3-13-2!
I't'!'. l;i;NT lurmshed beriud riwns.
;2i' 14;.th t. E. Chicaso. C-14-1
Wanted to Buy
For.
Tec o
E.ro'i.-l
Ft F : s
H..V.
oc...i,d
wa n 5
.vi.r:
. l' .
,!.!: : fi. ! K
n M. will sivp (I
.!..-r- it;e m riC'U
buiid. Te'. .33!
THE STANLEY HOTEL AND BATHS
eW hoie :n run. Mrt3rn in every w n c. Rate, $100
T,.,.i i, Kio-i' - j and up. Rootn with TueUih Bn'h for
;',., 'ii " i 7 I men. $1.30 and up. Oi n iav and nigrht.
p. m. SOiJ Washington &t. Gary. Ind
one 531. 2-21-tf
''xi w ocd and j ? ,f
. l and taki
part;- who
Hannnorid.
" 1 'i r. ?
h Apply,
liary V- lu C
r: ior.
;m1 AVI'-L BK G1A-.EN to each of ?e -,.i-,.n)
bova who vi;l d:H-r
ccp.e" of the Curti puolK'tMor.s to ow
k,'..'!!.. n;i:y -h,x.:!"v,-,-T! s""l
ws-ilv and arrbition--ne..1 PP T.ie
!t. .... m addition to -.in. rat cah pro.i
-...I .r-v o-hf-r aHHttKC- Ali':V to
o, u-.-r I":t2K-ra!1. "
;-4 -. ,v.orti
I?i:Ct:n
14-1
,' A NTEI' Rci vnsnnins cicm
Acp'v A. M. leAVeese
i R.i . H.-iiumond
t .a rv
Alton i.
M4-tf
a LFSUEN Wanted in every town :n
Lake county. Apply. R-cha-dson. 110
K-:t National Rank Rldg. Hamrnopd.
o -1 4-t
. . -w - i e
Wanted Female Help
-HF ?t'I.ET HOTEL AND RAT 113
" Modem m 'n' wv., .Kaw.
,r: no. Uoor.i with Turkish Ba.h .ot
ni.., ti 5a and up. Open day and tugnl.
I adiej.-"' hatha open from 3 a. 'r-'
, iri.i wanhinrion si- dury. inn.
; 1 .
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GIRLS
.v-:FNTT K A 1 I OR Y EAirLOY
MENT CoN'l.TIN.i I.ARriKLY OF
-TNM1AT WORK. rr.'iM op--n
s lie-ween tM age? of IS and Xo
.11 ai con-mion. .-i....
work for those wishing ta
. .x r hi oMirri 11 11 : t ".
'- -ir-uricnto or bnns 'h' TP
,,' ,.eve.n t Factorv Employment Of
e The Goodvcar Tire & Rubber o.,
c o'-r
;; 'ai.
Aic'it, Ohio.
1,- V t-T-i I'vr.cr-enred sirl for BT.-neral
: ' - f 1 I ... ' H L l 1 .1.
isfwork
i'l.'TI 170
am
n. 1". Hale.
Last. t"hioti(.i.
1 K5 Roaoon.
' NTFr Girl. E"f-rl I' oi; sei ork. Ap
r.! . K-eir.man 'Pharmacy. 13Tth nl
to. ind. iisr. o-j--..
a r
- ANTED A vounu lady to learn nurs-
t. . Sawver Maternity Hospital. 2bU
W ts' loth ave. Gary. Fhono 3721.
'A ANTED G::
!iict have cc
' v. Hammond.
m"it he IS eac, and
" ate. I;e.d Murdoch
WANTED W'orrnr, to wor in
..a"r,o: neadv pof.'tion. Apply at
.,! e o. M;ns Co. Hammond
L 3 ff e-
..nc.-.
5-13-3
N'TEP Experienced Rirl for pert e -at
h.vic.vork: good talar . 4'".il Barms
: F.. ''hi' ago. r.-i 3- 4
V. A NT ED Experienced waitnf
(: " a '.. n Hate ne. nd .
Wa ;ne
3-1 3-2
WANTED S.'i-tibwomati; SI 2 per week.
-n W'et'-ter ave. lianimond.
'"" " 3-13-tf
WANTED Ten Girls
Central Ry. Signal Com
pany, Hammond.
14-3
w , :
;XK1 2 dihwaherJ. Mark Mtg.
i pri'anrsn- Phone Ind. Ifarbor.
H Local I?. 3-14-3
AVA N'T El 1 rirrnff loom ru t. S'ern-
Vrt's Krfta'jr.int. .3313 Michigan v
ln-i liar. 3-14-.;
Situations Wanted.
ANTED POSITION Rv a vosjnar lad"
enosra pher and bookkeeper: hc-
,,,,,er. Phone Hammond .32'3. lUni
orid. 3-13-2
Lost and Found
T Sma)l al'm'or piirsa on Ifoh
ian t.. rcptainitiit hill and small
i.fiC reward. Return 4 33 2 Magoun
Phone 44SAA". E. i'h,. npo. 2-13-2
1 '.-T Pute on E chicaso cai. or bet.
ink ley a ve. and Price piac--; n.numf
nj; and money. Reward: ic'urii. Mr.
I'd Scott. 686 Price l.lace. Hainniwnd.
3-1 1-2
j.osT Yoiingr do, nbotr. 10 n.i.nth old.
1-roAvn lor.x hair3, white ritiir around
ne. k: return 1o 473 RaritiR a ve. Ka-it
hicseo and receive reward. 3-14-2
J.OST Rot. Majentic Restaurant wnd Sf 2
Ilohman t.. black pur contairinR
cjsmco lavel'ier: reward. Return Times
0T.-3 or il Hohrran St.. Hammond.
3-14-1
0-7 Eyerlaffe 7a-t 5unda-: finder
please return to 255 Truman ate.
Phone S7!M. Hammond. 3-11-1
For Rent
HERE IS AN
EASY SELLER
"To m.'.ke some ery e.i?v money.
A : 1 "'Tsp'-oi emert raid in fu'l.
A"er- cood 7 riinji boue on ."fi fr.: J
huiit of s.nc and frame. Furnace heat' j
f'f-r. and ra fixture: rood a?jo. Also i
eoot 4 i-ooin house rear or tor brinrmc
ren'al. Yard in f ne. jhap with
s-v. -! .eha.je t r-c. Totsi rental $?...ni
p.r !;,o. t an be bv.-icht .n a', erms
iMid is a v. n.r r. If i";eie?-ie,j ln th;
k nd of a prop. -sit ion please don t dt:av
for 1; 1 a sure seJVr.
Phone no or tj-?.
Seal latata In All Ita Bracchts. '
G-ostlin, Meyn & Co.
Prate an-1 Ilohman .
Iiammond.
WANT TO R 1." Y 2 sow with piRS: atate
age and price. N. T Z. Times. Hum
mend. 3-l-tf
U AN'TKli A (rood runabout or touting
cnr. Ptandard make and in good con
diticn: state best price. M. H . Time
Hammond. 3-13-3 eod
LIBERTY LOAN
MEETING AT
GARY TODAY I
- t
Organization worker for 1 he thud'
Libertj loan were 1,1 rr.ee t Ihi after
noon at Gar;.- Commercial lub. This :
evenins they ie laied to dine at the
T. M. A. when Oliicapo and Ensli.-h
speaker are to make addrce.
U hilc 110 official information is to b- '
had it is believed ih the thi.i lorn i
will ohlie Lake county to raise
much this time as it. did in two ires 1-;
ous loans. That would he between $7.-'
000. 'too and $.000.00rt. Chairman H G. '
Hay, jr.. will preside at both gatherings.
1 I ;
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L.- " -..r -i - ' HLsf..: ' oi y. ' :i - , r ...i V k. 1s'.- . f -' .-i.'. r
AfomBf a l 4e-v
W-r ? rffONT
o.-sc
,- SV-l't-
WANTED S oung lirht Rreniens and
a rooster, or any other jcood layers:
nlo g pair of pigeons, good blenders;
state best price. M 11. Time. Ham
nond. 3-13-2 aod
For Sale Motorcycles.
1 4-1
GARY BREAD WAR
BROUGHT TO CLOSE j
Rakers of Gary and repreeniai ive ;
of Chicago bread factories attended a ;
food administration rr.d't ot Commercial I
club, Gar. last nisM wh'ri Roy G,
Parry, deputy county food s dir. i r. i' 1 a - ;
tor ;n charge of the ste.; t!ty district I
dctincd Hoover's regulations.
One teu!t of the meeting w a. the
a c quiesenre of t'hnago bakers. to ceae
cutting: price in Gary. Manipulation or '
bread price? i forbidden end Gary bak
ers had complained. Administrator'
Parry threatened to seize Chicago
stocks but last nifrht 'rv thing- turned!
out in apple pie order.
Who wouid thyr.k of finding a busy i Pacific Kailway, an-1 was han&ed with conjpiirativ
seaport one thousand miles from the' with little or no conception. This was thanks to t!i" o!-i
sea? Canada, that land of marvf 1-; accomp.lished through a co-operative . maintained !.y Iv-i'Sun-i. l- -. j 7:t;:
. j i v - arrangement. The representatives I to the creat K"-in '"' othvr
os development, has one it : Gf all transoortation lines met in ! products of tho frufui !'r.: -ne Prcv-
-4vu.i, jut mcuvvwiia. i.uj.t, ou conierence itn iMor.rreai s Jiarooxir mQcs ma:-.
For Sale Miscellaneous !
s
FOR .SALE Fr redeem.-; dtaroni! and I
ra.Iroad wa'cheh. i,OSaer's ReliaH'e i
Loan Ran!:, si slate t., Hammond!
Opn evenings. 4 J2 tf j
2ND HAND
MOTORCYCLES.
Ev-e!or. Henderson. Indi.n. Harlcy.
r.n.lem Thor Ya.e. Eagle. Sea rs.
I'ope Dayton. Moiorhike, Exelsor
?:t::v ,v,. con says this
EXCELSIOR AUTOCAR SALXS f
IOOH.
sn :-.t ,--:!': t.'JT
lsiana oi Aiontreai mat nits Mount - commission arid alter discussion oe- ter and enc-e-o are ct. ' :r-qr-;
Koyal where the waters of the prreat cided that CSO cars of ex-port freight : a steady stream to feo.i ti e bene .
St. Lawrerce and Ottawa rivers : f.hould be delivered daily by th millions of Europe and our httta,
:. -f - ,j' M. TKi ' lines, the Commi ssi one r undertak- oversoas.
pnele its sita js admirable. This in(f to handlo lhat amount without This voir.in- of sh:rr. mea
narks the head of ocean navisration ; congestion. This they have done ' tmcc-asinp activi-v iti tiio o.ovators.
and here the great oceancrossiD$; successfully. warcho':.-,o and .Mtuitreai'?
ships meet the lake and river boats. Because of secrecy entailed by the j waterfront. It ha z'r.-r. -in ad j.- :
The cargoes brought from the west war, little has been heard concerning '. stimulus- to C i "c. tne ;:!;
by boat and rail are transferred to movements of vessels and it will sur-,' output of ono ' rrn t--ir-r sur me
ocean carriers and start on their way t prise many to learn that 647 ocean rir.es for the A i ;c errrier.t.: i
to faraway ports hy an initial voy-' vessels came into Montreal harbour ' steel trawler h-tiis. an-i i'-'tniied mur
age down the michty St. Lawrence, during 1917. Naturnlfr. passenger : rlied toiiers arm tns'.-t -nv-rv; e st"-i
thirty feet deep at this point. 'travel has been creatly curtailed. ; trpwler h;:!- ?":r'-;-G: -c ) bo.J.T
During 1917 Montreal witnessed i The war shoves continental travel : and niacin, ry. :!K v. r. drifter
the sailing away from her wharves! out of the question and demands all' hulls; .nstai!- u m:ictiiri; v nrej r.-.til-r-i
of more than sixty-five million bush- available ship space for the trans-i in I drifters; iu;i;c :.vnu l.i-:ri.-reii oris
e Iz of grain. Over two-thirds c this ; port of supplies. These have been ; 7,Ut)-tca -a.-co rsoat: do- i-.-.: nd f
grain came into Montreal by rail, coing forward in enormous quaa paired 30 vessels. a crt:jituij sfccw
chiefly oq the tracks of the Canadian ( titicu and landed on the other side i ins.
IS THE LIMIT
223 Slate St. Phone
Hammond
3-14-3
1
Wanted To Rent.
... ... T " 1 ' V A J l.MI .vj.. ,
rapu. phone 465R. U im I ' "to ,,dv with bedroom set.
Phone 4?1. Hammond. o-13-3
:NT Furnished l.grht
oartment: mus' be
od neighborhood. Thcne
lot. MA.M.EY HOTEL AND BATHS
-Modern in every way. liatcs. 1 00 ,.-. VTr , , to HE
and up. Room with Turkish Rath for "i, i -leeniosr at
nun. 1. 50 and up. open da v and nirht ,J' ''il P E . fJ
Ladies- baths open from a. A to "I" tifl-vv
m-. AVahingion t. Gary. TnV I Hattimor.d 1lt.,N.
Contractors and Builders.
Asphalt Shingles. $2 :,0 up.
Aspha'r Rooi::ng, fl uo.
11'" 1 Paint. 25c per tea I
Em:! Minn?, t-.12-6l4 Oakiev a-, e. rhons
2205. Iie-nionce. phon 2467
itammond. .
2-21-tf I WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4 light house-
v -n . r rooms. tn nam. -vu1" - -
lei. I f. Y. Times. Hammond.
-1 4-3
LEGAL NOTICES.
Cortiehu Rurr. proprietor of a woik
ing mens liote at Calumet avenue and
15'"th treet. cut hi suspendrs and;
went through the ceiling this a'ternoon.
figuratively sprakinc.
The cause of Mr. Rurnt' excitement
could be yeen and smelled. First came !
a ci'y dump cart with a load of hes
which were deposited next to his hotel
Then followed a load of jarhage.
"It's right under my window." ex
p:ained Burns.
East Chicago
Her People and Occurences
i (Continued from Pace Jmx)
e -
Mr. ami Mis. Me;
ju.-I Mrs. Dale Flick
.g t!.. c.-mmn'c'-"
-o?-L-er fe r ill, Umill... , i i 1 - ' " ' ' '
" I - ' "u,"""Bl"',vu resented t this a ff
or
M r. Rums w a
for the S
and a prominent demociat
the lead.ng
i to the pub! u: de
dance and n the
eel lent cause.
Stephens and Mi.
inger arc direc'i
lit -r.
Aluch disappoint -n p
be.
ri' k's ilai. which. lli: vcar
Pundav . Toe q'i' "i arr."'
.-epir.g bt foro or toe ,ja
jf-i e. ii.l-ad of ft.iii'i.iv,
winch it realiv oi-'.'i.ir'.' To
the 'fi'inj'ic clci-gy are tjii.
the Lenten ban canr..t be
L nten rults he viola'e.j b.c
f ti'i" Ciiih. Tie I.- nten y. :
i li'.'-iiii: and tiieri pien-y t.r
:i'ii r-'. i 'lose v. hn .'i'l'i.d
o. ."jv on
. 'Ti tr-.-
r t. . b-
' i : e . '
: ;ne i.
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ri-.i. ,.!
, oi 'rip. rs
ti is fas:
o- nwy h
he r
t. sah
tCKii-ar; .
d a
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: ;i iid t a -i .-: ml a-
. ,j . i: . :i y 1 l.-il ; no
--. e Ofej.l,.r :;c-
' iiiiiiHti'tf d .h::i1 (;-.r-i;,,
i. r.f !. , buivri.
1'c'u i.-- ii..!d:r.ir ;i pa.r'"i
o -v .v.i.'P ,ri the pat
i!.. T.-1 sk'ii.-n t s will
i HI . if.t i.-n to the pub-
' f:d.
e
ex-
Sealed proposals vwill be received by j
If .-.our business should he hurt some, pressed bv tomv i
tl
t hy V."ar-?avjngs it may be a cress.
.-, i g r,,v.!, tl-n.L-t of the 1 ifv i
l-soaitl I ... Itna ee.-,.. f !,..
vr ihmwomi, iniii. . ui ......... ,
i coal to the Hammond Pumping S'ation
! for the jear from May 1. 1!IS to May
l1!. Paid pi-opoa' o ne openeo
but 1 plp ibt the harm cf
lifted in due r'fog;
. r. t has r; "t hern
li nKF.PL R o pipe breed Rar. Rock
and Ruff Orph :?!! on.. Rreed o It.
Egg. .r ettitig, $1.2.1 pr 1 .3. Addtet
E. VA o. ,d Poo 1 r,- l-'o,-!,, 1 .-..,.'1 TJ
r.one ... box ,.. , w ; .. " ' fl Mh,,,, 5S. , lrt I
l.'if4mgyaMaa
I't'R .SALE F't
Owtl'l-. 2113 ;
.1
InTUire or' I A. M
ltid. ilarhor. I
i r -. Hi'- '
. . certif.ed check for S100.00 mut accom-
t'JR SALE Main Sire.-r (,aige. Ho-'
hart. Ind.. ii" hiding all rooin. stock!
v' 'S Kas pump, on pump, air nuinn I
rk of the Water Department. A
The
panv each and every proposal
Roard reserves the li&hl to rtjeft any)
or Z touring cars. Prlc- rich w-trh c-.-,,,h and a,! Dicis. i
reasons for seiimg. l. i;. i-,:iS t;.. s' 1
3-13
FOR ? a LE
APT ;v, tt
Indiana Harbor.
heap. iri(i-eCK. incubator, i
i'hone 1 35. 3-9-4 ' j
OHAS. LUTILMAN.
V. C. I TO PM ANN,
o. K. HrOIILAND.
Eoard of Public W.?ikt.
Mar- h
14
FOR PALE Young- maple arid
tree. k. Kuty.ha-'li, Hidge
r'hor.e. Uanter 4r',i.
NOTICE TO NOV-PvESIDEN'T,
FOR SALE- i
!! or rttai
mono.
ry cheap; whole.
.". v i te'ey t. Ham- I
2-1 1 -
FOR AT.E Raby
ee.ndit ton. t 'a 1!
Ao. E. (.Iitcago.-
car-ige jn
hursdav. A!. a
FOR SALE Ral
'fition; sail 1 m
mond.
t"n,l con
P'a en 1
r -,,!
3-ll-5;THE STATE OF INDIANA. MKE
enMl. i.n jur. i,.iir. i-i.1.. i.
Tr.n CO CRT. MARCH: TERM. 191S.
TODOA' AVOZMIWOSKT 'l! ELIZA
RETH DWELL Y AND WILLIAM T.
DWELLY. CAUSE NO. 1T0!4.
Ar-TTON TO FORECLOSE MORT
GAGE. Now come th Plaintiff bv GilXf
i
i
-d i
apt.
. 1 I a i inner ur Tlt,
i i her rer a ' ti'ti'i s. and files his complaint!
' ; IP-p.,n, together -w i'.h an affidavit of j
OpeCial UaSil Bargain. i competent person, shov ins that the d-i-
- , i I . " ' fendant. Elizabeth Dwell y and William
.11 Kil Wlll. -r ryweiiy. her husband, are no longer
Klf'cjnc Laillp With Sliadc, residents of the State of Indiana.
eoti-m el c. . n ,. !. ff Said flerennanr urn mcreiore i.ern
Omplr1o: WtiVXh for min, f JhP pfndf,y of said action
?4.00 (ollO 'lll"). Haillinolltl ' arid that the same wi'l stand for trial)
Film ( ''4 K St'if i. 1 t-l : at He ,,ex- 'erm of -aid Court, and that
ii. . ., " l j. i I ill'.. (unless they appear and answer or de-
t rn5" j nrar therein, st.the calling- of said cause.
3-1 CI 'on the 20th day of May. A. D. 131 S. the
- i atne hoing the 7th day of the next term
r 12 bedrooms. ! .e ....j .-, h hunm n,4 lelrl in
R SALE Auto acrenri.
1"2 H -hnian si. Hunu-.ortd
FOR SALE F'.irr.i'ure i
cheap if taken ;1 1 one
Drut.-.n.ond sr. Ind. Ha r.
' ! of
For SaleAutomobiles.
I O R PA I ,E 1 r' 1 7 Fo rd
condirion: rea-iriahie
Hah, Room ?! 1- Nat
t "r.ii ao.
FOR SALE Motor truck,
express body. Phone HOTD,
204 State street.
3. t4.- j the Court House. Room No. 2 at Hm-
! mond. said County and State on 'he 2nd
Monday of Mav, A. D. 19!S. said action
will be heard and determined in their
abcerice.
IN WITNF.SS A HEREOF. T bereunto
is.t my hand and affix the Peal of raid
Court, a' Hammond, this 14th day of
March. A. D RMC.
HERBERT L. AV HE A TON",
P.y Clerk L.. . c. j
p.OSOOE HEMPTOCK. Deputy Clerk, j
Mar 14-21-21- . j
til-ilia rat-. AI
e fr (;. p.
bk. Iildy . E.
3-S-tJ
.3 - 1 3 - w
FOR SLE-;e, .-,
Rood i-.inn'.nc orde t :
Oife-r. I'hoi e lit?
. .q i 'a d ila c ra r :
make me a cash
FOR S A LR Stands :d make late J p t 7
i. utine ear; t 'out ironta 1 motor 545
H'llitlian St. I !a "n nn 'id. -14-3
FOR SALE 5 na'
starter and ligh'
4 "1 ; l-'dr i he a e.
Ch ica ro.
. 'i;4 3 me r
s : A I h l".
Phone 72.l.
Six:
J 5
Fas'
1-14-2
Miscellaneous
PIANO LESSONS Rcfrlnners or advanc
ed pupi!: adult. or children. Geo.
G. Green. 11 It im bach are I- h"ni Ham
mond 22D5. 3-11-6
CO CRT A TN" LACNDPIED 35c
pa-r. Phone Hammond 1124W. '
rer
14-2
There's no false
modesty about this
want ad page.
$INo legitimate propo
sition need hesitate to
launch forth to find a
THE STANLEY HOTEL AND BATHS
-Modern in every way. Rate, ji.oo
nd tip. Room with Turkish Rath for
men, $1.50 and up. Orti dav and nijrnt.
Ladie' hath open from 9 a. ti. to
! p. m. ol AVashinarton st. .;arv. Ind.
Phone 531. 2-2 i-T
FOTt RENT rrivaie tmr-t-e. suiiahle
for 2 car also jueely fi!viiiheel fiorii
rrm for 2 2 1 hii t.
Phone 2191. Hammond.
SCPERINTFNrENTS, Eoretnon '" rPCnflTICP
Bookkeepers. Meet the hiith cost of t i vioJLVJI
i.ii:pi. iiii. rn ?H jtiir rarmimn in '"ti
spar time. Learn how. Applv Richard
son. 110 First National Bank Bid. Ham
mond. 3-14-6
DENTISTRY Tn exchanjr for laundry,
furniture, paintlnjr, plumbing, carp
enter wni li ete. Painless Rex, 9 I. Ion
Store Rik. Hammond. 3-14-1
For Sale Horses and Cattle
fNeed not even sign
your name or address.
This office receives and
holds replies for you.
T V Maim, TL. . Ncil.
SSSSrBZu-issjfc!!!
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ill
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p
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Sedan $695.00
N
Under TIMES'
Cross
ST " 71" m TT "
Auspices
FOt; PALE Red i creed while spin male
:: f"u iitoit'ha old. Inquire fti i
Aii-v i. AA'hiiiiig, Ind. 3-9-J-
cars:
US.
To show their patriotism anl practice conserva
tion the owners' of high priced fiirs are dispensing
with the use of them during the war and arc Imi
ingonn of the several makes of a FORD a Sedan,
Coupclet. Touring or Roadster.
Comfort, greatest economy, lasting durability,
smallest upkeep, and greatest mileage. Wo -an
best conserve your interests by asking your early
inspection of these models on our salesroom 1'Ioov.
Sedans .... (i!to.on
Coupelets .... rd().0-)
Toming .... Fio.en
Chassis .... tOO.ou
Roadster .... F'M.OO
The Original 1-Ton Ford Truck tJOO.O'
Oinmercial Cars for Every Jurpose.
For your convenience we. will accept your nego
tiable paper in payment of any car, or arrange for
time payments.
Bunnell Auto Sales Co.
Hammond Gary East Chicago.
All F. O. B. Factory.
508 Hohman St. Phone 650 Hammond
Phone 1470 Gary.
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Hammond, Indiana
i-i is t "guts L"-
Tiies-
March
8 P. M.
19th
William G. Shepherd,
famous United Press War Cor
respondent on all European war
fronts.
The most striking storv of war
from a trained reporter's actual
view.
I'.wwtr
5
A three-year story of Ger
man horrors in seeking world
domination.
Admission, 50c. Tickets on Sale,
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