The Lake County times. [volume], November 26, 1918, Image 9

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Tursdnv. Xovrmbrr '26. 191S
THE TIMES.
Classified
A charge of 10 cant for collection
will be mads for all classified advertise
ment p'doned to this oK'ce and not paid
for within flva days.
WantedMale Help
W ANTED Second cook st Oilman V. M.
C. A. ; good -wage?, board and room.
11-13-tf.
WANTED
LABORERS
STOCK-MOVERS
INSPECTORS
MEN TO LEARN MACHINE
OPERATION
;OOD WORKING CONDITIONS
Apply
r. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
East Chicago, or
EDWARDS VALVE MFG. ' O
1200 W. 145lh St.. E. CbK'aBj'1.o1.6
WANTED Reliable man. polish speak
ing, as collector: wood sslarj nd
commission. 1S6 Statist., room 4. Ham
mond. "WANTED Men to read
meters. Apply Mr. Steph
en. 571 Hohmnn st., Ham
mond. W ANTED Teamster:
cfnri- work. Beckman
Supplv Co., 265 Michigan
. tt J 11:2,1:1
ave., naiiunuiiu.
WANTED Laborers
steadv work good pay.
Apply IT, S. Reduction Co.,
E. Chicago. n"3
WANTED Office boy. Apply at once.
American Trust & Savings Bank.
Hammond. 1,1:-j -
WANTED At once, clery familiar gro
cery and mf'ift trnde: inside wort. V.
Tt. Diamond. 709 Chicago ave. I.
S57-S58 East Chicago. 11:25:2
WANTED Handy middle acred man.
Apply elevator, Hammond bld1 -tf
W NTED Turret lathe operator, ex
perienced, and several active men
without experience to learn to operate
tnach'nes. Call at Hammond Rrt.s
Works. 1 -
WANTED HOE SA.LFPMAN: EX-
ri ivr opportunity for an
FVPFRIFACED MAN. WE CAN ALSO
VF EXTRA SHOE HELP S ATI" R PAT
VFTERNOOX AND EVENINO APPLY
SEPT. EDW. C. MINAS CO.. HAM
MOND. H-'"i
WANTED Driver: more than union
wages to right man. TnnVo Con I Co.,
140th and Carey St.. Indiana Harbor.
WANTED One pood first class painter
for inlde work that can c!o some gl'iz-l-e
The A. A. I-ane Const. Co.. call at
creen Engineering Co. East Chicago
1 1 .)
NTEP laborers. J4 per day: steady
work. Straube Piano Co., Hammond.
W XTED Pov with bicycle to carry
messages after school and nights. . W
1". Ttl. Co.. Hammond. n.a.ii
vN"TED Stock salesmen. Offering ex-
ceVtio'nal opportunities for both sales
men and investors: invi ration will
n ve the merit of this opportunity. See
V personally Rr one. . Unusual "PP"rt
...mished through newspaper and c.rtu
;r"ng campai?n. H. C. A eigett. o to 9
P m Hotel Mee. Hammond. Ind.
(ITvVER NMENT NEEDS nWOUSANDS
men and women for government department-,
railway m.il. posto. cus
toms internal revenue. $ l.ion-jl S . hi
am "nations soon. Experience unn. cos-"rv-
Fo' free parties 'ars regarding
amotions write. Esmond T,rryJfor
Civil Service Examiner). -lumbian
bid,'.. Wnshmgun. 11..4
T wtkD Welder F. S.
Betz Co., Hammond.
26-1
WVNTED Freight handlers Gibson
Trar'er- good wages; piece work
basis. Take Gary car to L. C L. ll--b-tf
Lost and Found
i DSX Tire holder, lamp and license.
Plate 111. No. 81433: reward. Chicago
& Rive'rdale I.umb'r Co.. room Vil
umet bids-. Last Chicago. Phon 31R.
I()ST Pup hound, black and whits ppot-
d scar on hip and nose. Return to
s K Arter. 491 Hoffman St.. Hammond.
Reward. ' 15-26-2t.
Situations Wanted.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR Sev
eral years public accounting xpori
ence, desires special work evenings. Sat
urdays or Sundays. Offers services of an
expert at a few dollars a week. Audits,
investigations, accounting and cost ac
counting systems, books kept, charges by
the week or hour. Address E 50, Times,
Hammond. 11:35:3
WANTED POSITION By elderly mm
as stationary engineer or fireman, . r
will take care of furnace. 110 Fayette
At., Hammond. 31:3t:(i
"Wanted to Rent
WANTED TO RENT Light housekeep
ing rooms for young couple. Write
S222 Times. ll-2S-2t.
Room and Board.
P.OARD OR ROOMAND BOARD In pri
vate family. 294 Michigan ave.. Ham
mond. 11-26-lt.
For Rent.
FOR RENT 5-room lo-wer fiat. 145th
and Carey St.. East Chicago, near Gen
eral American Car works, phore Indiana
Harbor 141. 11-12-tf.
,KOR RENT Furnished flat; all conveni
ences. 4 29 Logan St., Hammond.
11:25:8
FOR RENT Five room lower flat; mod
ern. 76 Flunmer ave. Phone 122SM
Hammond. 11:25:2
FOR RENT F-room steam heated apt.
4111 Earing ave. Phone S30W East Chi
cago. 11:25:1
FOR RENT Furnished SNroom flat. ST14
Grapevine st., Indiana Harbor. 11-26-31
FOR RENT Flat. 6-room modern, hot
water furna-ce, 4 ton No. l soft coal
In basement; will sell reasonable. In
quire 442 Indiana ave.. lower flat. Ham
mond. 11-23-lt.
FOR. RENT New K-room bungalow, fire
place, French windows, hardwood
floors, furnf c heat. May wood addition,
phone 2576 Hammond. , ll-25-2t.
FOR RENT 5-room upper flat furnish
ed; gists, bath; near car ".ne. 440 Tru
man 8ve Hammond. Inquire 64$ Ann
t.. Hammond. 11-16-lt.
FOR RENT 4-room flat. 3515 Hem
lock St., Inilana Harbor. $2n per mo.;
partly furniahed for light housekeeping-;
can be rented with or without. Apply
8437 Fir St.. phone 1171M, Indiana Har
bor. ll-26-2t.
Advertisements
Wanted Female Help
WANTED 25 giris i i core room, steady
vsort., bu: pay. Huiiimond Malieahie
Iron v"o., Hatniuond. l(l-2j-lf
WA N TED iirl : st ady position lor'
ritifiU pr.rty. Apply Nassau & Thi-mii-l
son. l-.asi Chicago. 11-U-tf.
A.XTI"I Kinri ladies to come in and
K-'t the ntfsl a. id brst h;is of t ho
Fea son lit the most modest pri-o. S:it
m iind fur Hats, prossed bvep at low
r pries than Chi.-ai;.-. Kuv at Ivme.
H., 1S4 Stite st., Hammond. " U-14-tf.
WAN rK'O Scrub woman. $13 per we. k.
Apply at leveator. Hammond bu'M:nc
Hamm,.i-.d. 11-15-tf.
WANTED Girl to do general house
work; yood wages. 411 Ash St.. Ham
mond. U-lS-tf.
WANTED You:ig women to take course
of graduate mirs". Rooks, laundry.
Ptiiform. lii'-iid und Vpense none. U'"d
cst Hums )l spital. 307 Washington
boulevard. Chicago. ll-ia-6t.
WANTED Second cook at Gibson Y. M.
C. A.; tood wages, hoard and room.
ll-UUtf.
WANTED Girl for gme-ral housework.
I'huo T0V Hammond. SS Highland
st. " 11:23:2
AVANTED Experienced waitress and
'dislavasht-r. S2 Stat St., Hammond.
Kolt'w Kup, 11:25:3
WAXtTT Waitress; -ood
)ay. Eschenbaeh restaur
ant, 707 Chicago ave., East
Chi ca io.
11:25:
W A N T E D Competent
bookkeeper and stenogra
pher with thorough knowl
edge of both; good position
open. Address giving salary
wanted and experience M E
Is, J lines, Hammond
ll:19:tf
WANTED Two exper
ienced dining room girls;
$12 per wk. with board and
room. Sternberg Kestaur
ant, 3319 Mich. ave.. phone
779-M.. Jnd. Harlior. "''"3t
WANTED Reliable young lady as cashier-
experience unnecessary. Appiv
1G7 State sc. Hammond. 11-26-lt.
WANTED Girl for general housework.
Phone East Chicago 42-IJ. ll-2(i-lt.
WANTED Competent girl for general
housework in Hammond; small family,
no children. Write J 177. Times. Ham
mond. n 20 3
WANTED Competent girl, one who can
cook: good wages; no washincr Phone
7"7. Mrs. Hnlst. 1 Highland St., Ham
mond. 11-20-31
Miscellaneous.
PAPERHANGIN'G and Tainting; good
work at reasonable prices. Carl Ver
min, 440 Mie'niKuii ave. Phone 1429
Hammond. S-31-lm
Automobile Painting.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Autos stored
during the winter.
Hammond Auto Paint
and Top Co.
47S-S0 liuhnian t., Hammond.
H.i-H-tf
NOTICE.
The Reliable Transfer Co. has opened
a branch oitiee in Gary at 11th and
Broadway St 3. Daily trips are ma. be
tween Gary, Hammond and vChicago
Quick service, prompt deijin.. aiuj
you help the government to save freigh
cars. Just call Hammond 2562 "or Gary
220a. 11-4-tf.
WEATHER STRIP
Your home if it is hard to heat, or if you
v. i.-h to save from 2i to 35ri- of ti e an
nual (..( bill. Windows which rattle
will he permanently iixed through
weather strips. Better and cheaper
than storm .su.-h. J. E. Howell 0c Co..
Weatherstrips, Shades ami Screens!
B. S. Graves, reprt-s. ntatiie for Ham
mond. East Chicago. Whiting. Phone
i lammc mi, 1204-W; Gary Ucu. i.
W ixon. repre-entative. Gary, office phone
'jbil; residence phone Gary EHM. ll-5-5t
CHINA FIRING for holiday trade done
at. 34 42 Michigan ave. Indiana Har
bor. Phone 601W. 1 1-1 4-tl.-.o,d.
OTTARATT m ROOPIJ.C..
AVe apply red and grer.ii Hooting over
old shinb-s: also gravel I!..n.ia and
repairing. See us on anything in ihtj
Rovhuig line. t
Calumet Eoofing- Co.
Phones 4 B 7 -2 3 " f, . Room 27 Rimhach
Bldg. Han-.iinoid. 1 1- 1 4-t f.-tues-t hur-sat.
PIANO LESSON'S For advanced pupil'.,
special attention for beginner. S
Erie St.. phone 12C?M, Hammond.
ll-21-tt-e.o.d.
NOTICE, FORD OWNERS
AVe have on display at our salesr.iom
the most nifty winter top for your car;
plate glass and 2 ventilating windows;
immediate delivery price $s5 instailei.
Hammond Auto I'alnt Top Co.. 4 7 S-Sn
Ho Hohman st... Hammond. 11-26-lt.
FOR SALE MISOEI.LAXEOIS
NOTICE.
Highest priers paiil U'v
2ndIIand Furniture. Ham
mond 2nd Hand Furniture
Exchange, 201 State street,
opposite postoft'ice, phone
3070. n-:c",f
BICYCLES.
Sold on E'ssv Eavment".
A. J. WALZ.
"2! State St. Phone 2)5Q
Hammond. 11-20-tf.
For Sale Automobiles.
WINTER TOPS
for all makes of cars. En
close your car in a complete
top, vith heavy plate glass
sides. Order now and avoid
the rush. Hammond Auto
Paint and Top Co., 478-80-82-90,
Hohman street. 12"u
FOR SALE 1917 Touring Studehakor.
used 4.H00 miles, in A-l shop-, S275
cash, balance time. Will accept Fold in
trade. 262 Hohman St., Hammond.
ll-23-3t.
FOR SALE-OR TRADE 1916 Pathfinder
7 -pass, sedan. A 1 shape. $."..V. 4-,i,
Forsyth ave.. East Chicago. Phone 672M.
1 1 :25:2
foil SALE.
1915 FORD, like new. This car has
been used very little.
IS 17 FORD touring-, fine mechanical
condition.
1!'17 F-VRD truck.
HAMMOND AUTO PAINT & TOP CO.
47S-R0-90 Hohman St., Hammond.
1 l-26-2t.
FOR PALE Small automobile truck,
cheap. Chicago Feed A; Fertilizer Co,
Osborn. rhon 170. 11:26:2
Real Esfaie Bargains
l-'OR .SAEE Oil TRADE For real estataj
in Gary ci vicinity, erjtu'y in ltio-aere
f.irin witli i m ocii v-T,t... t ..rtiu.aut
i-'ouih I'tinl in Likhxrt county. Ind. Ad
uivss P.jx 11U5. Gary. Ind. 10-1 1-tf
1'OK SAEE J. "'siy !:"td's line home
ut a baitfalu. Pliorte 1M7-J Hainiuoi.d.
10-ia-tf
FOR SAI.i: -General giocery slor; doing
n goi,,i cn,si, liustrii'ss. Addio ss
W".
J-ox lJol, G.-iry. md.
li-14-tf.
FARMS.
Rest toil In I'nit. d St.-it-.. close to good
inariii i s. pro.r ssivo men w ith construc
tive KlcHs. Euy your (arm joining ours.
t Mi nier.v cib helps t;t.ch iiicmh.T "le
vel, .p end work land. Address G. N .
. Hamrnctiil. ll-13-5t.
I-OR SALE Jus", completed rew mod-
-ro H-r. ...... V..... i .... l. j..
... ...v.,,, iMiiij(rt;i;M , oh k lillisil. 1:1-
i-ie 44U Ash st.. Hammond. 11-21-0
qu
I'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE For farm
near Hammond most comfortable homo
in Hammond; north side; six rooms, at
tic can i.e mud-! Into hecuul story at
sniad iHist. c. incnted basement, porch,
elecirie light, mis, bath, olosei.H. new
furnace, chick' n park. garage, trees,
shrubbery, west front on boulevard.
ft, lurnishe-1 if desired. Lignt,
warm. chan. cotnlortablc. at a bargain.
Address N. J. C. Times, Hammond. .
il-22-tf
I'OR SAEE 5-rootn modern hor.se. :,o,
a bargain; ttrnia. l'hone 73S 11am
mond. 11:2 5:6
KOR SAEE I'ruit farm. 40 li acres. 57
trer'.s in old orchard: in tine condition;
20i (:-,, in new orchard: loca'ed 35
miles south of Indianapolis. full Ml
Calumet ac, Barbr sttop. Hammond.
1 1 :25:2
FOR SAEE Large modern house: terms.
Phone 2S4 2 Hammond.
11-2'i-tf.
FOR SALE 7 -room" story and half resi
dence, Michigan ave.. ";i!l new, oak
floors, decorated throughout, $4(Mai
I'ash. $:5 per month. A new modern 0
reom bungalow, Corikev ave., $4,Vni
$400 cash, $1' pc I month. Call J. F. Wil
li. Ini A Son, phone 243 or 1483, S,.il st
and Nickel Plate tracks. Hammond.
11:203
For Sale Miscellaneous
FOR SALE "Unredeemed
Diamonds a a d Railroad
watches. Leaser's Reliable
Loan Bank, 65 State Street,
Hammond. Open evenings.
4-lt-tf
We Buy Bonds of all kinds
for cash. Real Estate. Loans
and Insurance. Open eve
nings. JULIUS FRIEDMAN
& COMPANY.
4IU)S Forythe Ave. i:ast Chicago.
I' ho no S3.
Oct the habit; pay less; buy
for cash; at the Hammond
Furniture Co., 242 E. State
street. Look for the clock in
center of sign J. Arkin,
t-23-lmj
FOlt SALE 3 good farm horses. Gall
12S4Y2. Knickf rbocker farm. ll-23-0t
We Have Great Bargains
In Ladies'. Men's and Children shoes.
Call and investigate. J. S. Klarewitn,
240 E. State St.. Hammond. 11-21-3
FOR SALE Bicycle, slnd gun. .nil kinds
of heavy ropes and b!o( ; i ij Ingra
haia ave. West Hammond, in rear
11:25:5
FOR SALT" Sanitary couch with mit-t
tress, 0 dinintr room chairs. fumed!
b-nther seats; k ! (. lo-n t.-ilil.; and e-her
small avtioies. idl Truman ave I!- -e-'
mond. ' I 1.25:3 1
Poll SAEE Genuine Spanish l-nther
duofoH. ,-nr-ns to full m;; l..-d. loi.-l
new, reasonable. M2 Holmmn stv H- m- I
mond. 11:25:3 !
PURE SPRING WATER
Mrs. Dugan of 540 Morton court, has
secured the exclusive right to the Spriiu
Hiil G rove iiprm ga at St. Johns and i.-i
prr pared it supply ltnmnionu with tahi
water second to none. Pre-e 1 Jc per sal.,
or two gals. 23c. Phone 2 :::. l!:-5:t;
Special Cash Dargain for
Wednesday Coiuroleum
Stove Square; special; one
to a customer; at opc. Ham
mond Furniture Co., J. Ar-,
kin, Mgr., 242 E. State st. 11 1
l-'OIl SALE Inning table and 4 .hnirs.
gas range. g.,--arts. combinatli.di
bookcfise, 4 Mason st., i f m:nod.
11 ll--'0-2t.
FOR S.M.E Cole's Pat high oven cook
stoie. i. 1 condition; 1 S'liinre hc.'r, ;
oak I'lning room table; very reasonable .
to parly tai-i'ii'.' )'. h. Itpp.iire 4 4:'
dina e., lower Hit. . 1 1-26-tt. !
FOR SAEE irfir,tv oak Pi the phono
graph: will sell for $1.5 nn( make
terms. 3-1 Ph-e st.. Hammond. 1!-20-"t
j FOR SAEE Cai range. Iron bedsf-vl.
J pew Trinttres. and springs. 1'. i'at f.-r
r.-i'.t. Call at f''2 So. Hohmnn st.. 2nd
lint. All lor 20. ll-20-"t
FOR S A EE Sets of H i v i la nd cliina
dishe. rens.iiip.ble. Call Ham-noni 711
for particulpr". . 11:25:2
FOR SAEE Double yellow hed parrot.
gusrno'er-.-l to talk. 37S Indiana ave..
Hammond. 11 20 2
Another Car of Wisconsin
Potatoes
w ill arriv e about Nov. 2Mb. Tlace yr in
order with White Bros. Iay phone .
Night phone 3045 Hammond. Jl 26 2
For Rent Furnished Rooms
. i
FOR RENT To office or mercantile
man. modern furnished room; Men in
heat, bath, electric light. 15'i E. Stale
St., 2nd lloor, front fiat, Hammond.
11-19-3E
FOR RENT 2-room furnished light
housekc pi ng apart merit: heat and
light. Phone S ISM. Hammond. ll-23-."t
FOR RENT Furnished room for two.
with private family, on north side. :;;u
Hickory St., Hammond. 1:25:3
FtR RENT Furnished rooms for one
or two: hot water heat, reasonable.!
125 Carroll St.. Hammond. 11:25:1 j
I'OR RENT Two furnished rooms f.-r j
light housekeeping. 570 Michigan ave.. j
Hammond. - 11:25:3;
FOR RENT Furnished room for one or i
two gentlemen: all modern oonve- i
nlences; also garage. 11 Mason st., :
phone 795 Hammond. ll-20-.t. j
FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light.
housekeenlng near car line. 302 Plum
mer av. phone 1017R, Hammond.
1 1-26-1 1. '
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping; electric
light and gas rane, all con venieYices. 55
Ogden st. Phone 79 Hammond for par
ticulars. 11:26.2
For Rent-Furnished Rooms
FOR KE.VT Kuril ixhed rom, hot water
hciit, eli. tin; light, private family.
Murray St., Hamm'ond. ll-2t-lt.
1 OR RIO NT 2 i-ewly furnistied house
k l ing rooms 'with heat; ihj i hiltiren.
AtZ lniiwiPi iut.. linminonJ. Jl-2ti-lt.
KcK RENT 2 modern light housekeep
ing rooms. !12 Alice at., Hammond.
1 l-2tS-2t.
FOR 'RENT 2 nu!y airanged light
hoiitickecpn.K rooin.s. 3727 Carey si.,
Indiana Harbor. 11-26-31.
1('R RENT--2 rof.ms furnished for
light lions' keeping. 230 Michigan
ave.. 1 hi mmornl. ll-2o-lt
K U I: EN'T furnished rooms for light
housek-epit!K ; po children. Inquire at
44 Iloty stre. I. Hamiiioiid. ll-2ti-U.
Wanted to Buy.
WANTED TO P.EY Second hand cloth
ing. Phone, i'5, Hammond, t3 State
st. 11-7-tf
Government Bonds
Any issue bought for highest cash price
EDW. FRANKEL
SOS W. fSnrd St.. 2"d floor, near Halstead.
pen daily, also Tues.. Thurs., Snt.
mghis, Sunday mornings. 11-21&30
WANTED TO BEY Saloon stove, soft
coal hfatcr. largo size. 2i"n Calumet
ave. Res. phone 2?2 or 2620 shop
I hone, Hammond. ll-23-3t.
WANTED TO BUY Second haul soft
con! heater to use in garage. Phone
57S. Hammond. 11-23-2
WANTED TO HEY Farm. 30 to 60
acres, impro'il with stock and imple
ments if possible: describe m detail,
iriving location and l.-rins. Write H S T.
Times. Hammond. 11:25:2
For Sals Motorcycles.
SECOND HAND
MOTORCYCLES
All ni!k s. Singl.- and Twins. The
XiA.jrest Stock in Laka County.
S),d fn eas'.' pavments.
atOTb&CYCUB
SAZ.ESa.OOM
229 State st. Phone 2498.
I la rnraond. 11:25:3
FOR SALE 1 .1 1 5 Twin H-irley, just ov
erhauled: wi" aocept Liberty Bonds.
D 150!.h stia-et, W". Hamnioiid, phone
3 4yi). il-20-3t.
KGU SALE Twin Harh y-Ia idson mo-
tocycle, 3-epeed. good condition, 3ate
model; chance to obtain a good machine.
Price for casii, $125. Dick Broert jes.
So. Holland, 111. 11 26 2
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. NOVEMBER TERM, 1918.
'TRI-C'ITY ELElTRIC SERVICE
COMPANY, A CORP.. VS. OAS OIL
COMPANY. A CORP.. ET A L. CAUSE
NO. 17700. ACTION IN" ATTACH
MENT. Now conies the plaintiff by W. J.
Whincry, attorney, and files its com
plaint herein, together with an affidavit
of a competent person, showing that the
defendant. Gas Oil Company, a corpora
tion; Gas Oil Chemical Company, a cor
poration, are not resid'-nts of the State
of Indiana.
Paid defendants are 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 they appear and answer or demur
therein, at the calling: of said cause, on
the 27th day of January, A. D., 1919,
the same being the 13th day of the next
term of said Court to be begun and held
In the Court House. Room Ni. 2. at
Hammond, in said County and State, on
the second Monday of January. A. D.
I91A. said ocM'tn will be heard and de
termined in their absence.
In witness Whereof. I hereunto set
my hand and affix the Peal of said
Court, nt Hammond, this 26th day of
November.SA. D. 191S.
.HERBERT L WHEATOX.
Clerk L. S. C.
Py Roscoe ITcmstook,
Deputy Clerk.
Nov 25 Dec 3 10
The kai. er it at bat. Strike him
out by buying War Savings
Stamps.
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LECTURES Daily from 9 a. m. to 9
p. m., "The Right Way to Live."
Mme. E. Lee, 319 State Line St., co?
ncr Douglas, one block west of Hob.
man. Phone ?346 Hammond.
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A Sale Trust I
UNDIB STATE COWIBOL
$25 to $300.00 .
LOANED
On Furniture. Pianos. Victro
Ias. Live Stock and Office Fix
tures without removal.
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4
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MONTHS to REPAY
-er-I
Your Loan at regral Bat of
Xstorsst.
SZ. CO is the mo payment on $ 30
$2.60 is the mo.paj ment on J 60
5. Oil Is t he mo payment on $100
ANY AMOUNT LP TO $300.00
ON THE SAME PLAN.
ALL OUR BUSINESS DEAL
INGS ARE STRICTLY CON
FIDENTIAL. And All I-OAJTS ara made lm
our PSZYATS, OFFICE
SEE US AND AVE AVILL EX-
PLAIN ALL
There are no Charges for
EXTRAS.
ONLY 3H INTEREST
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Provident Loan Co.
Room 3-4
Panama Bldgr. 7.
14S-3CO East State Street
Near Orpheum Theater
Fhons 323. " Llcensa No.
4 Stc if it. $ v 5" v ? ? 5- 4 v" v5 -e
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'
USTIN AND HAMMOND HIGH
SCHOOLS PLAY WOMl
The only football game of any con
sequence fn Ike county Thursday,
Thanksrivng. will bo the Austin (111.)
and Hammond High schools at the Ham
mond Ball park.
This is the flrbt time a Chcago High
s -hotd Jus played n Hammond tlhat can
be rica'lei) and Austin has one of the
fastest elevens in th big town.
Fresh from Its victory over South
Bend. Hammond High school is confident
of wnning Thursday. Attendance I rom
A football game between the two
great college rivals of the Pacific
coast. Leland Stanford and University
of California, may be staged N6vember
2S at Berkeley as a, feature of the war
work program of sports.
The Harvard Radio eleven and
Princeton Aviators will play a football
game at the Polo grounds. New York
City. Nov. 23. for the War chest.
The Interacademlc Athletic Associa
tion of Philadelphia, composed of four
prominent private schools, will give
golf a prominent place on Its athletic
roster. Players of the four institu
tions will meet in a, tourney.
Columbia University carrlea on inter-collegiate
sports last yead at a
loss of $5,252.
Kearney (Cal.) cantonment boasts
a golf course. It Is a five-hold courae.
New York city has a pocket billiard
tourney with women as contestants
as a vart of the war relief campaign.
The University of Minnesota will
make boxing a major spoit-
Includlnir the recent game with
Washington and Jefferson football
eleven, Glenn Warner's University of
Pittsburg: team won twenty-seven
straight games in the last tliree
years. They scored 796 points to op
ponents' S2.
The Allied American Football Asso
ciation, of Philadelphia, one of the
prominent soccer football leagues of
the Quaker City, has adopted a rule
permitting the substitution of a player
in ell mutches of the organization In
the event that a player Is injured. The
referee of the match is to be the aole
judge of permitting the substitute to
be used. It was made In order to as
sist in populariiing the game because
there is no rule in the laws of the
game preventing: the use of substi
tutes. Coach John Fltzpatrick'3 rowings can
didates at Princeton university includes
seventy ssplranls who 'work out on
Lake Carnegie each afternoon.
The United States National Lawn
Tennis Association will hold its annual
meeting New Tork city Friday, Decem
ber 13.
Enlisted men who fail to turn out for
rugby football can find plenty of exer
cise in handball, cross-country running,
soccer, swimming and other sports,
which do not require the preparation
that rugby football calls for.
After nineteen years of golf competi
tion in team matches between the Coun
try Club, Brookline. and the Oakley
Country Club, which staged the last
event, Brooklina is leading with ten
victories to its credit. The matches
s'ared. in 1900. and Oakley won the first
two events, and the Country Club the
third. Since 1908 they have won alter
nately. There is a movement In the Amateur
Athletic Union of Canada to reinstate
ill profesisone Is who have donned the
1G akl.
Professor Thomas Andrew Story,
head of the hygienic department Of
the College of the ,City of New York,
and New York State Inspector of phy
s:ral training; has been appointed
chairman . of the Interdepartmental
athletin activities board. The latter
organization is composed of the sec
rearv of war. secretary of navy.- sec
retary of treasury and surgeon-gen-etal
of the wnr department, of the na
vy and the public health service. The
beard was recently voted $1,000,000. i
Dr. Story will have charge of all ath
letic training of the students' army
training corps units.
Lieutenant Howard Perry, of the
Camp Hancock (Ga.) eleven, the for
mer University of Pennsylvania foot
ball and athletic star, wants to ar
rarge a game for his cantonment
eleven with teams in Philadelphia or
New York, for the benefit of the Red
Cross or some other war charity. He
wants to play the game in December.
Elmer Ellsworth Shaner, of Pitts
burg, was recently re-elected treas
urer and manager of the Interstate
Trap Shooting Association for the
twenty-seventh time. The offices of
the organization will be moved from
Pittsburg to New York.
Charles L Fletcher, a prominent
golf player, has performed over a total
of 221 different links during his career
in this country, Canada and Europe.
Camp Merrltt, at Wenafiy. N. J.. will
soon include one of the largest and
most completely equipped gymnasiums
ever constructed In a military camp In
this country. It w-ill Include five
hardball courts, four basketball courts,
a diamond for indoor bafeball. a roller
skating link and a swimming tank.
Maurice Royau, one of the greatest
athletes ever developed In France, was
recently reported as missing in the
war zone. He was an aviator and was
recently made an officer of the Le
gion of Honor, with the Inscription
"the bravest "pilot and the- most com
plete athlete who makes French avla-
Gary snd East Chicago at the game is
expected and Austin will have a folloV
ing of rooters.
Gearing and Schillo were the stars in
Saturday's game and Gary and South
Bnd coaches agree with Coach Hollis
Hunter of Hammond that Gearing is de
serving of the quarterback job on the
il-state team. Gearing can pass and re
ceive ,s fast arid uses his head. Se'niUo
should make the second all-state club
for his kickipx ability if for nothing
else.
tion Illustrious." Boyo,u was fchortly
to have been presented with a dia
mond Legion of Honor Cross, bought
by hlf-p.-r.ny subscriptions made
among; the athletes of France.
Major August Belmont, chairman of
the Jockey Club, has arranged to bring
back to this country the thoroughbred
chiefly marcs and young stock, he
has maintained for some years at his
breeding establishment, the Haras
d'Vniiers, 5n France. This may b a
step in a revival and concentration
of American owners and breeders on
the turf of th ir own land.
PURPLE ONLY
HOPEFUL OF TRIM
MING GREAT L.
LAFAYETTE. Ind.. Nov. ?5. Pur
dje's chance of lidding Great Lakes
to anything like an even scora has
dwindled by reason of the Boilermak
ers' defeat by Notre Dame. Coach
Scanlon allowed his men to rest to
day. The, Journey to Great Lakes
camp will find Old Gold fnc! Black
hopeful of an unexpected victory, but
it w i.1 be a hope born of desepratlon.
JOS. DUFF,
GRID STAR, KILLED
IN ACTION
PITTSBURG, Nov. 26. Lieut. Joseph
Duff, f ormer-all-Anierica.n football
guard and a noted cridiron star o
many seasons n?o, was killed in ac
tion In France October 10, according
to word Just received here by rela
tives. BOB JOLLY, GOLF
EXPERT ON ROAD
TORECOVERY
TEH RE HAUTE, IND.. Nov. 23. Bob
Jolly, the professional golfer, formerly
of Chicago, and with the Terre Haute
Country club when he enlisted in
Canada, writes from a hospital at Birm
ingham, England, where he Is recover
ing from a second wound. He says he
was taken to England on a stretcher,
but that he Is rapidly improving. He
expects to be sent to a hospital in
Canada, and then be mustered out. His
two wounds are lacerations of the leg
by shell pieces and wound unfit him for
further service.
Sink a submarine! One certifi
cate filled with War Saving Stamps
will pay for a depth bomb.
Br Lucke tt,
HoTJrs 9-i. i.u to !, 7 to 8.
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' TOLAY ILLINOIS
But Wolverines' Game with
Ohio Saturday Will Not
Be Cancelled to Decide
Big 10 Title.
ANN ARBOR. Mich.. Nov. 16 Tha
proposal for a post-season football
game between Illinois and Michigan
to definitely establish the western con-
Terence championship meets with con-
siderable. aproval In athletic circles
here.
It Is declared, however, there is lit
tle, probability that the scheduled
game with Ohio State next .Saturday
will be cancelled to permit the two
undefeated conference elevens to play
on that dale.
A game on December 7 with Illi
nois has already been informally dis
cussed here and It Is not believed any
i?reat difficulty would be encountered
In making final arrangements.
ANNAPOLIS
MIDDIES MAY PLAY
PITTSBURG
ANNAPOLIS, Jl.l, Nov. 26. In te
f using permission for the Navy foot
ball team to play again with the Uni
versity of Pittsburg in New York early
in December for the benefit of the
United War Work fund. Admiral
Eberle. superintendent of the naval
academy said today that he was not
opposed to the game being played on
the academy grounds, and that admis
sion could be charged. Ha said that
he was opposed to the brigade of mid
shipmen leaving Annapolis. The mid
shipmen team will rest for a while
and if a gama with Pittsburg is ar
ranged, will continue training. Tie
game, if played, will take place cither
on December 7 or 14.
CAL. WANTS
IOWTA ON COAST
FOR XMAS PLAY
IOWA CTTY, Nov. 26. Rewarding
the Hawkeyes for their victory over
Northwestern, Coach Jones gave the
team only a light workout In It? ini
tial practice work this afternoon of
urpnnrina- for th, trame with Carr.D
'
Dodge soldiers at Des Moines Satur
day. The first team ran signals more
than an. hour, but did not scrimmage.
The entire team which played the Pur
ple came through in good shape. Half
back Syk.es ran signals for the first
time in a fortnight, and the eleven now
is. intact again. The University of
Southern California today opened nego
tiations for a game at Los Angeles on
Christmas.
"Wreck and No Food
Beats Us, Say Purple
"As an army marches on ( Its
stomach, o noil a football team
fight '-n Its stomach," said Conch A.
Murphy of .Northwestern University-
yesterday In explaining- th de
feat of his team, at Iowa University
Saturday.
"Our train had irmk nt Ottatrn,
III., he said, "and ne were delayed
even hour. Yl hen we arrl-red In
Iowa City the time for beginning
the game was already passed; We
had not Mug for the boys bnt a
sandwich and an apple each."
The men were gives a light prac.
tlee yesterday. Regular practice
will e resumed today.
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