The Lake County times. [volume], June 15, 1918, SATURDAY AND WEEKLY EDITION, Page Page Six, Image 6

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THE TIMES.
June 15, 1918.
PAULINE FREDERICK, JUNE BRIDE
TWW CITY
NEWS NOTES j
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Hastings, Woods & Company
Real Estate Operators
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR MAYWOOD
Katherlne llonird, 4314 01-et Ai.
Phnne 2S3. trill be pleased to nrltf and
receive aorlal nevra ond d ertlnliis r
The Tlmea, alio Job nork of all de
irtption promptly and well dan.
Reduced price In Oeoraette Vatt.
and light klrt for one Treek. Hovee
Lihrr oTer Indiana Harbor allonal
Bank. -14-l
H ARTLEY THE TRP. SUinlHY ,
AND 5IMH1.
June l.t and 1 "peflal et of
Vaudef-llle Head Jinem Refined cl.
t hnrlles ( hrplln In "The Pawn hop."
The beauttf'il month of June with
us hut not near so many Hld'.nas re
iorded as in year t,? hv, just a
sprinkling here and there of a quiet
ceremony. In keeping with the aeneral
trend of war-time days One of inter
est, however, is occurring on week
from today, it is the mart-jape of Miss
Bianch Reed, a sister of Mrs. T. R
Angers, of South Oloott avenue and
where the youn? ladv has resided here
in East Chicago at the Ansers home
for some time. She recently resigned
her position with the Telephone com
pany at their Hammond office. She
will wed Mr. Arthur Burns, of the
finishing department of the Interstate
mill. It is to be a high noon nuptial
for immedat- relatives of both fami
lies only. The bride-elect's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reed are arriving
from Vandalia. 111., and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Reed, brother and wife from
Memphis. Tenn.. two brothers. one
Corp. Charles Reed, is with the Nation
al Guards of Illinois, in France and
the other brother. Harry, with the
Field Artillery, now in France Mr.
and Mrs. Burns will make East Chica
go their future home.
Week-end guests of Mrs. Barney
Cohen of Grapevine street will be Jo
seph Abrarr.scn, a radio service man
of the Great Lakes Training Station
and his father. M, Ahramson. who is
arriving here from Chippewa Falls.
Wis. to visit his son at the Cohen
hr me.
Services at the Swedish Lutheran
churches tomorrow: East Chicago, cor
ner Baring and 143th street. Sunday
school at 9:15; evening at 7:3' o'cioel:
At the Harbor, corner Hemlock and
lS?th street. Sunday school at 3:1".:
morninar. 1 : 3 f. Rev. Arthur W. John
son, pastor.
The East Chicaeo o. E. S. chapter
has received an invitation since their
last regular meeting night, to attend
the festive ceremony at the Olive
Chapter, of Gar". Wednesday. June 19.
when they w.il entertain the Grand
Matron of Indiana. The banquet hour
has been set for six o'clock and those
from this city desirins to go will
please notify Miss Van Geisen. phone
452-R.. not later than Monday even
in. Representatives of the Calumet Mis
sionary Society of the Methodist Epis
copal churches will meet for a noon
iiav luncheon at the Phil'ips cafe. Chi
cago avenue. Monday, to discuss fu
ture plans for the centennary cam
paign. Pr. H. R. PeRra of Gary will
preside.
At the First M. E. church of East
Ch'aco tomorrow, the reeular hours
of service will be conducted as usual,
with Sunday school at 9:3t. morning
devotion at 10.45 with subject of ad
dress. "Needed, a Preacher." Epworth
Learn at :30. Evening hour. T:tn.
wirh Baccalaureate sermon for high
school graduates, with subject. "Great
Expectat'ons." Rev. George B. Jones',
pastor, cond lct'nc-.
Miss Virginia Brown. ef Chicaeo.
will be a week-end b i 5 at the J. W.
Brown home in North Macoun avenue.
The funeral of Garrett Faean who
departed this life at midnight Friday
will occur Monday morning from St.
Patrick'? church. Indiana Harbor, at
f o'( lock where the pastor will offic
iate st a solemn Requiem service. In
terment will be at Calvary cemetery,
Gary. The body is now King in state
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j In srrrlns the thoughts of rorinc ieo
r pie lightly turn to love, etc. June Is
here, the month of the blushing bride
and the banner days for the florist,
the dressmaker and little Dan Cupid.
The motion picture screen may be
counted upon to give its full quota of
blushing brides. Of course, it is rt!f
- Ccult to see the blushes because they
don't register very well, but. the brides
are evident Just the same with new
creations' in the tray of feminine
wedding fineries. Take Tauiine Fred
erick, for instance: in "Her Final
Reckoning." the new Paramount pic
ture, she sets mnr.y a damsel's heart
aflutter vrlun she appears in nuptial
laces and silks that kept one of Fifth
avenue's famous modistes worried for
many days
at the family residence, Grape
vine street.
The Masonic Lodre of Indiana Har
bor is riving a splendid entertainment
this evening: at the Masonic Temple
in Guthrie street for Masons and their
families!, all Eastern Star members and
their families. The pro cram is to he
weii diversified and pleasir.e and a
most cord 12.1 invitation is extended to
all to attend.
Masses at St. Mary's church. East
Chicaso, tomorrow are at T and 9
o'clock.
The Monday afternoon Pinochle Club
will meft Wednesdav afternoon in
stead this .'omintr week. The hostess
will be Mrs. L. B. Faust of th R.eil
apartments.
A telegram arriving here this morn
ing announced the sudden passing of
a former well known resident of In
diana Harbor, Mrs. James Spittle, who
left here to make her future home at
Detroit. M:h:xan. some two years as".
No details of her demise could be
learned at this time. Mr. and Mrs.
William Collins of Grapevine street,
the latter a sister to the deceased wo
man, left shortly for that city after
the new 5 reached here. Mrs. Spittle
was prominent in church and club
circles d irinir her residence here and
gatheied about her a lrpe circle of
friends who will be rrieed to learn
of her death. Mrs. Frank MK'rum. of
Ciicasn. is & dauRbter. and the follow
in? her nieces: Mrs. J. A. Teeg;arden,
Mrs. W. R Dobbie. Mis .las. J-.hn-stone
and Mrs. Peter Holden who re
cently lias been h re v!s!t;nr from her
home in Wyoming. Will Coilins of
Indiana Harbor, a nephew ;ili the
enfrineei s' contingent in the rutiama
Canal rone. The relatives arc leaving
to be iti attendance at the fi.ni : al c-f
their V-1 o v r d on'.
St. Alhan' Episcopal church. Indi
ana Harbor, w ill hold hours of service
tomorrow morninsr at the hours of s
and 11. with Sunday School at 0 45.
Evening service duiir.c: the summer
months will be omitted. Rev. W. S.
Bachman, rastor.
'"asper Weydert of North Ririr.r av
enue has departe dfor an extended
visit with relatives and friend:-- in Pes
Moines. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poo!v. and the
Misses Ma he and Elizabeth Thomas of
East ("hicaeo will spend tomorrow Vs.
i ' i n East Chicago young men station
ed there. ,
Frank Thoi::ns is home frm h
Etate Normal School of MS.hirn for
1,'s summer vacation.
Mrs. Catherine S"lia;r'!. mother of
Mrs. Ge.io Dixon ha written that
she. has arrived in Pueblo, t'o!.. safely
and i.s visitinsr at the home of her
dauehter. Mrs. William Burke, who left
Indiana Harbor several months ao to
make her home in th western r ; t y.
Reduced price In 'pnrSftt MuMv
and A"hite Skirt for one week. HnTre-I.ahej-,
over Indlann Harbor National
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NOTICF..
Members of Twin City Circle, Paueh-
That one word describes the need of this whole district.
TVe are here to fill that need.
AVe are now building our first srip f bungalows on For
syth Ave., East Chicago, and believe we have obtained the best
location in the Calumet District.
Do you want a home, a place in which you can live and enjoy
life instead of just existing? ;
We have what you need. Will treat you frankly and fairly.
Modern 5 and 6-room bungalows with oak floors, hardwood
mahogany finish, buffets in dining rooms, high grade plumbing
fixtures, artistic lighting fixtures, guaranteed heating p 1 a n t,
shades, screens, fences, etc., with the best of material and work
manship throughout. Located on a street 00 feet wide with
transportation at your door. Lots 37V2X142 feet with all im
provements in.
Will sell on partial payment plan, 10 to 15 down, balance
in monthly payments.
OUR INTEREST RATE IS 6 PER CENT PER ANNUM.
Our prices are right and they will be the same to all.
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Cowie
.naerson
142nd St. and Forsyth Ave. East Chicago
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Mr. I. X. Vestor,
Calumet District, U. S. A.
Dear Sir:
Hammond, Indiana, June 15, 1918.
In reply to your request for information regarding the real estate, situation in
Maywood, particularly as to business property, I beg leave to state that ten per cent of
the 400 lots we have in the immediate vicinity of the Standard Steel Car plant are re
stricted to business property. The other 300 lots are restricted to residences.
Of the forty lots that are available for business purposes twenty-three have
already been sold. This includes all of the corners excepting one. And this leaves
only seventeen business lots.
When these seventeen lots are sold there will not be a business lot available
on Columbia avenue in front of the Standard Steel Car plant, the other side of the
street being restricted to residences.
You can imagine the demand there is for this property when you see twenty
three business lots snapped up in a few days. You may also judge the insistence of
that demand when one of our customers buys a comer for $660 for 33 feet and sells it
for $1,000.00 within two weeks and the purchaser is in turn offered $1,200.00 for his
bargain within twenty-four hours after he buys it.
This is nearly 100 per cent increase within one month in spite of the fact that
we still have seventeen Columbia avenue lots on the market. When these seventeen
lots are gone there is no telling where the price will go to.
Of course this demand would not exist if a man could build stores in residen
tial districts the way they do in East Hammond, but we have always believed in the
orderly development of our subdivisions with the result that people have come to know
that our restrictions MEAN SOMETHING. ' i
When you stop to think that for a whole half mile between Columbia and Calu
met avenues there will be a populous district in which there can not be a single store,
a district as large as the City of Crown Point, you can begin to see how restricting
subdivisions helps business property.
There is no camouflage about this Maywood proposition. You may judge
this by the fact that our best customers are those who know most of what is being done
by the United States government to make the Standard one of the largest ordnance
plants in the world.
What more could you want than to have the U"nited States Government in
vesting millions of dollars in permanent improvements to the plant of the Standard
Steel Car Co. and then appropriating $500,000.00 to the community at large; with which
tn provide homes for the thousands of workingmen who are being hired at the rate of
600 a week right now.
Don't lose sight of the fact that the Maywood addition is the most available
place in the whole City of Hammond for home building. And houses built that close to
the ordnance plant would be sure to receive favorable consideration for government
loans. These are to be made on the basis of 75 per cent of the actual cost of the land
and building and are to bear five and one-half per cent interest and run for ten years.
Come in and let us tell you all about this Maywood proposition. It is the
greatest real estate offer that is being made in the entire Calumet District today. Our
lots are located on Bauer, Becker, Drackert, Eaton, Lyons, Highland, Morris, Menill
and Columbia avenues.
Yours very truly,
HASTINGS, WOODS & COMPANY.
OPEN EVENINGS
Office, 597 Hohman St. Phone, Hammond 51
ters of Isabella, will meet this evening-
in time to take, car for Indiana
Harbor, leaving at 7:40 o'clock to go
to the bereaved home of the lata Gar-
ROW OF (S)HEROES
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Vbllo we are giving timet cher
for th Khaki let. gi maxty for
the Gingham. Canning and Drying
vegetables and fruit, will help vrin
the war, according to the National
War Garden Comroh.ion, Washing
ton, D. C. Instruction book free for
2 cents to pay postage.
rett Fagan. 3S03 Grapevina street. All
membeis are asked to attend.
I.X MKMORIAM.
Elizabeth Henrietta Jones, born Nov.
11. 1912. died June. 15. 1917.
To us four years of joyous bliss
her pleasant smiles have Riven, and
then she bade, farewell and went to
live in Heaven.
MR. AND MRS.
AND CHILDREN.
ROBERT JONES
PUGILISTIC POINTERS.
It was reported yesterday that Phil
Harrison is froing to duck the issue with
Eddie McGoorty scheduled for Racine
June 21. The junk dealer couldn't he
found yesterday to verify the report,
but those who know him don't believe
he will run out.
Fred Fulton Is expected In Chicago
tomorrow and will take a workout at
the Arcade gym before continuing east
ward for the mixup with Impsey.
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Lake County Title &z
Guaranty Co
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Abstracters of Titles
Abstracts of Titls furnished to all Lands and Lots p
in Lake County.
FRED B. MOTT, Pre.
FRANK HAMMOND, Vlo Pre
ALBERT MAACK, 6c,y-Tra.
EDWARD J. EDER, Mawfifler.
Crown Point, Indiana.
Branch Offices at Hammond and Gary.
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