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FOR MESDAMES
COOK AND PRYOR.

One of the most delightful parties
of the week was the one at which
Mrs. ]. c. Williams entertained on
Wednesday morning from 10 to II
o'clock in honor of her sister, Mrs.
r. M. Pryor, of Broxton and Mrs.
'Ansel B. Cook, of Gastonia, N. c.
Handsome ferns, palms and cut
flowers were used to decorate the
parlors and veranda. where the guests
were assembled.
After several exciting games of
rock the hostess, assisted by Mrs. R.
M. Pryor and Miss Ruth Harley serv-
led dainty salad course and iced tea.
Those enjoying Mrs. Williams hos
pitality were Mesdames Ansel B.
Cook, of Gastonia, N. c.; R. M. Pryor,
Marion w. Smith, Of Athens; George
E. Kicker, T. M. Walden, Clayton Jay,
lack H. Mays, L. L. Griner, l.. c.
Montague, A. H. Denmark, George
S. Flournoy, L. L. Dickerson, Ted f.
Myers. S. G.. Pryor. Jr., Lon Dickey,
Sam Parker, J. P. Manning, Thomas
NJ. Griffin. James M. Mcdonald
Claude &. Persons, w. g. Broadhurst
J Drew W. Paulk, S. G. Pryor, Sr., T.
il. Dickey, C. S. Isler, and Misses
Ruth Harley, of Valdosta, Edith
] Smith and Edith Griner, of Athens.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-08-07
CURED OF BUYING SECOND
HAND AUTOMOBILES

ATLANTA, GA.-One Atlanta man
is cured of buying secondhand auto
mobiles since the new excise tax on
automobiles has been announced sby
the ways and means committee of the
House.
As it happened, he purchased just
a few days previous to the announce
ment of the new tax 1910 make of a
car that originally cost $4,000. He
paid only $3.50 for it; but that does
not alter his grievous situation for the
tax is levied according to the original
value of the car, and the tax for one
year will be $50. No heed of depre-
citation values is taken, and as he can
not avoid the tax by storing it, and
as nobody will accept it as gift even,
he is in bad shape. .5 :.:..:s
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MRS. GLOVER HOSTESS.

AT her home on South Lee street
Mrs. l.. c. Glover entertained Mon
day afternoon from FIVE to seven in
honor Of Mrs. Ansel B. Cook, of Gas
tonia, N. c., who is the house guest
T OF Mrs. George Z. Kicker in the Holt
zendorff Flats.
;. Five tables were arranged in the
living and dining rooms and on the
veranda for the interesting game of
rock
The home was especially attractive
on this occasion. being decorated in
red zenias and ferns.
Late in the afternoon a delicious ice
course and cake were served by the
hostess, assistedby her sister, Mrs. L.
l.. Dickerson and Miss Rhea Wise.
Among those invited to meet Mrs
Cook were: Mesdames Marion W.
Smith, of Athens; George f. Kicker,
L. l.. Griner, ]. w. Beall, ]. c. Clio
yer, D. B. Nicholson, Clayton Jay,
K. +: Lee, ]. H. Mays, T. NJ. Griffin,
{: N. Wise, John B. Bussell ]. M.
Mcdonald, Lon Dickey, E. A. Rus
sell, Thomas ]. Dickey, D. L. Perry,
Jr;, and sisters, Misses Mary and
Alice Beasley, of Auburn, Ala.
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HAWKS-HARPER.

Mrs. +. +. Hawks announces the
n marriage OF her daughter, Thelma
Estelle, TO Mr.. Neidham H. Harper.
OF Savannah, the wedding having TAX
en- place at the home of the bride
o'clock.
NO invitations were issued and only
the members of the family connection
and close friends were present.
The bride was lovely in a becom-
ing travelling suit of gray with acces-
sories to match.
Mr. and Mrs. Harper left immedi-
'ately after the ceremony for Savan-
nah where Mr.. Harper holds re-
sponsible position with the Citizens
and Southern Bank.
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REVIEW CLUB
ENTERTAINED.

Miss Rhea Wise was the attractive
hostess to the Review Club Friday
afternoon from FIVE to seven o'clock
at her pretty home on South Lee
street. The living and dining rooms
were thrown together and filled with
quantities of roses and ferns. A de-
lghtful afternoon was spent review
ing magazines and sewing, at the
close of which the hostess, assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Curtis M. Wise
served delicious sandwiches and tea.
Those enjoying this occasion were:
Misses Mary and Alice Beasley, of
Auburn, Ala; Julia Prentiss. Lillian
Howell, and Mesdames L. L. Dick
erson. Ted f. Myers, Claude C. Per-
sons. D. L. Perry, Jr, U. ]. Bennett,
L. c. Glover, Curtis M. Wise. and
Miss Rhea Wise.
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SHOOTS MAN OVER
A personal NATTER

ATLANTA, GA.--Incarcerated in
the Fulton County Jail, charged with
the murder of Elgin Stewart, ]. L.
Gibson, of Monroe, Ga, will make no
statement concerning the shooting
other than that it is "a personal af-
fair" Although eye witnesses to the
shooting, which occurred Sunday af-
ternoon on Pryor street, are quoted
as saying that Gibson declared that
Stewart wrecked his home, attorneys
for Gibson deny that Mrs. Gibson is
involved in the matter in any way.
The Fulton grand jury has returned
an indictment for murder against
Gibson.
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PASTOR QUITS PULPIT
TO GO TO FRANCE

ATLANTA, GA.-The Second Bap-
fist Church has granted leave of abb
sence of six months to its pastor, Dr.
Henry Afford Porter, in order that
he may go to France in response to
a call from the National War Work
Council Of the Y. M. c. A.
Dr. Porter will be among the men
to carry the message of the gospel
and Of bravery an courage to the SOL
diers of the line, the importance OF
this work having been emphasized by
'recent reports from "over there"
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Alo&M
MISS PAULINE CRAWLEY,
35o-J Society Editor sso-l
MISS JONES HONORRE

MISSES Macye Williams and Car
RE be:ie Kelly very delightfully."- en-
terta4ned a number of friends Friday
evening" with a moonlight picnic at
the bue and gray park. Music and
dancing. were enjoyed until late
hour when a delightful picnic lunch
was spread,
Those invited to meet Miss Jones
we're Misses Dixie Beall, of Dothan,
Aia;; Marguerite Renkes. Ada Kelly,
OF Mckae; Agnes Renkes, Thelma
omlth, Martha Matthias, Annie Nor
rls, Lucille Williams, Mrs Saunders.
Ora Bell Reaves, of DELLA: Macve
Williams and Carrie Belle Kelly. Mes
srs: Ed Burrows, Lucius and Marvin
Williams, Charlie Morris. Emery
Sardwell, Hilton Beall. Pittman
Eooge, Lamar Williams, HUE Reaves
of DELLA.
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3. Y. P. u.

3. 7. P. q.
The B. Y. p. U. is doing a won
derful work for the young people of
the church. They will be the strength
of the church in the future and from
their ranks will be selected the lead
'ers for all departments of the work.
Several of our members are going
from US, and wherever they go they
will be help and an inspiration. Our
love and prayer follow them. Mr..
Ricketson and Mr. Lee Ricketson go
to Bradentown, Fla, Miss Mary
Boothe and Miss Ruby Waters to
Brunswick. Mr.. Stewart Wiley to
Atlanta, Miss Funderburke to China
as our beloved Missionary, for we
shall always claim her as our own.
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THE HOME TOWN MAP

Large scale maps of the United
States hanging on the walls of Ameri-
can Y. M. G. A. huts in the war zone
are being tagged by our boys in
khaki. The maps are covered with
tiny American flags marking their
home towns in the various states. It's
a great game.
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Harry CARRIER is in the Eastern
markets laying in his Fall stock Of
goods for the Surprise Store. He is
hooking forward to a prosperous sea-
son for everyone in Ben Hill county
Mrs. G. w. Royal and sons have
returned from a two weeks visit to
relatives in Macon. =
We are in. the market for farms. If
you want to sell we give cash. Mon
'tague Realty & Investment Co. If
Robert H. Bruce has cabled his ia
Their of his safe arrival overseas with
the 18th AA Battery, American Ex-
probationary Forces. And if the Helm
les keep on running it won't be long
before he's back again, all covered
with glory.
Miss Irene Queen has returned from
a pleasant visit to friends in Arp and
Osierheld.
Master Russ Sutton and Miss Ruby
Roush, of Abel. were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p. Sutton.
Mr.. J. w. Gill, of Hazlehurst, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Leath in
the city. t,;a
Mrs. Burrows and her two little
daughters Ora and Ola have returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives in
POulan and Mou1tr;e
An automobile party composed Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Mosher, with Mrs.
Mary A. Green and Mrs. f. S. Bill
and DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Moss left
Tuesday for a weeks outing at Glen
wood Springs, seven miles from Eat
onton, in Putnam county.
Mrs. E. N. Davis left recently for
visit to her sister in Portland, Ore.
The Philathea Class will entertain
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. ]. B. Wall at a miscellaneous
shower in honor of Miss Sarah Fun
derburke who will leave Aug. IA for
Vancouver, B. c.
Mrs. Uric J. Bennett and young
son, George, will leave in few days
for a visit to her mother, Mrs. Col
chez, in Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. J. M. Hoffman and daughter,
Miss Mary Louise Hoffman, left Mon
day for their home in Atlanta after
a pleasant visit to Col. and Mrs. Fred
Powers.
The friends in Fitzgerald of Miss
Lora Davis, of Macon, will be inter-
ested to learn of her marriage July
80 to Mr.. Thomas Russell Smith, of
Barlow. Ga. Mrs. Smith as Miss Da-
Wis, visited Mrs. James H. Dodgen
here on several occasions and made
manv friends who wish her much
happiness.
Mrs. John O. Perry. of Albany. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. NJ. Whit
chard
Miss Louise Mcdonald has return
ed home from Lake Junaluska, N. c.,
where she has been attending summer
school,
Mr.. w. w. Evans and daughters,
Misses Eula and katle Evans. nave
returned from a pleasant visit to
friends in Macon.
Miss Edith Harrell left Monday for
1er home in Camilla after a short visit |
o her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. |
:. A. Johnson.
The many friends of Mr.. lanes T. |
Mathis of this city will 1be interested
% know that at a recent examination |
It Camp Gordon he was one of five |
pronounced mentally perfect out of
1000 men.
Miss Dorothy Jones is expected |
ZONE this week from Kansas City, |
NO., where she has spent several |
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Hugh Las
ater
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FAMED PAINTING FOR 'Y' HUT

A panoramic painting of New York
harbor by Robert Chandler, famous
American artist, forms the stage cur
tain for new double Red Triangle
hut just opened at Tours. France.
The American Y" provides the stage
attractions also through its Americas
"Over There" Theatre League of
which George M. Cohan is President.
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Mr.. Earle Warren and Mr.. Jimmie
| W1deman were recent visitors to
friends in Irwinville.
For prompt action and quick sale
| OF your farm property see Montague
! Realty 4 Investment Corporation. If
Mr., Clayton Paulk. of Ocilla, was
visitor in Fitzgerald Tuesday.
Mr.. James A. McInnis, of Ocilla,
was bushes visitor here Tuesday.
Mr.. James Grantham, of Ocilla, has
accepted a position at the Hobby
Shop.
Mr.. Virginius BEEN, of Atlanta, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs M.
NJ. BEEN on West Central Ave.
Master John D. Williams has re-
turned home after a visit to relatives
in McRae.
Mr.. Owen Wilson. of Chattanooga.
Tenn. is spending few days with
home folks.
Mrs. !. M. Williams has received
letter from her nephew, Paul Kelly,
who is in France, in which he stated
that he liked the military service fine
and that his health was very much
lbetter than he left Fitzgerald.
Mr.. Drew w. Paulk returned home
Monday morning from an extended
visit to Washington. D. c., New York
city and other points of interest.
Mr.. w. B. Halves, of Ocilla. spent
Tuesday in Fitzgerald on business.
Mr.. J. E. Griffin, of Lakeland, Fla,
arrived Tuesday for visit to his kins-
man. Mr.. A. S. Dorminey, on South
Main street.
We have calls for all size farms. If
YOU want buyer see US. Montague
Realty & Investment Co. If
Mrs. R. NJ. Pryor, of Broxton, is
visitin her sister, Mrs. J. G. Williams.
Mr.. Herbert Gaskins, of Broxton,
spent Sunday here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gaskins.
Mr.. J. G. Williams spent today in
Americas and Albany on business.
Miss Hazel Mays returned home
this afternoon after a delightful visit
to Miss Meta Lipsey in Cordele.
Mrs. Clayton Jay and children
leave in a few days for visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Harley in
Valdosta.
Mrs. Ansel B. Cook left this after
noon for her home in Gastonia, N. c.,
after pleasant visit to Mrs. George
E. Kicker. During her visit to Fitz-
gerald Mrs. Cook has been the hon
Gree at a number of social affairs.
Miss Ruth Harley will leave Satur-
day for her home in Valdosta after
visit of several weeks to her sister,
Mrs. Clayton Jay on South Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Mays have as
their guests, Mrs. L. B. Gwinn and
,Miss Mary Dunn, of Gastonia, N. c.
Il * Mr. and Mrs F. M. Grady are visit
eng relatives in Savannah
Mr. J. E. Cook, of Athens, prom
inent business man of the classic city,
was the guest of his brother-in-law,
Mr.. w. R. Tucker, Tuesday. Mr..
Cook left for Rochelle to be the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. J. R. Carter before
returning home from a vacation trip
to ST. Simons.
Miss Kathleen Ethridge left Mon
day morning for Atlanta where she
is visiting Miss Lillian Taylor and
Mrs. Lucy Hatcher.
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BARRENTINE-ELLIS

Married on Saturday, August 3rd,
Miss Willie Barrentine to Mr.. Coley
Ellis, Rev. A. NJ. Britt officiating.
The Leader-Enterprise joins in with
their many friends in wishing them a
long and happy married life. tt's5
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LEAGUE ENTERTAINED.

The members of the Epworth Lea
que of the First Methodist church en-
joyed delightful party last evening
at the home of Mrs. Kitty Davis.
Numerous games were INDUCED in
until a late hour when' sandwiches
and punch were served0the guests by
Mrs. Davis. I'd.
About thirty-five guests were pres
ent. NJ
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-08-07
s DEAD FROM INTENSE HEAT

Washington, Aug. 6.-The country
today is in the grip of one of the
hottest waves of many seasons with
no immediate relief in sight. Six died
yesterday in the city of New York.
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MAIDSTONE

Judge J. R. Horton toficiated at
the marriage of Mr.. Pleasant Wades
to Miss Winnie Stone Monday after
noon.
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w. c. T. u. MEETING FRIDAY

The w. C. T. U. will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
]. c. Bush Friday evening at S o'clock.
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HOBART

Herman Phleughoeft has been APP
pointed first sergeant in Company K
OF the state militia. The place was
made vacant when Walter McPhear-
son was promoted to be hrst lieuten-
ant.
The many friends here Of Ed Krausse
who formerly lived at this place. re-
greet TO learn OF his death. which &C
CURED az his home IN Chicago last
week after an Illness of several weeks.
He was brother OF Mrs. Ada Nc
Gre Of this place
Mr. and Mrs p Ellis were Chicago
visitors yesterday.
The Unitarian Ladies' Aid alliance
viii meet this week Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. j. J. Wood.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.


On the evening Of May 3fst. o'clock.
office ~ Superintendent Of Schools.
the Board or School Trustees Of School
City OF Hammond. will receive bids for
painting and decorating on the fol-
lowing buildings.
Irving School Auditorium and
stage
Riverside school-Entire building.
Columbia School-Entire building.
Lafayette School-Entire building.
Wallace School-All school rooms
and cloak rooms including rooms in
basement. also painting outside OF ?
portable buildings.
Central School - Entire building
(1st bid
Central school-Auditoriun and halls
only (2nd bid.
See specifications office superintend
ent OF Schools.
Each bidder must accompany the bid
with certified check Of ten per cent
1Ogs) OF the total amount Of bid.
A. j. DREESEN.
Secretary.
May 15-22-2s
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Published Statement-Trust Company.
No. 156.
Paul 3. Lipinski President
p Buczkowski. Vice Pres.
r. L. We'll, Secretary
r. L. We'll. Treasurer
Condensed Statement Of
the condition OF
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War Savings Stamps

Go to the posto nearest bank trust other author
lied agency and the helpful habit buying and saving War
Savings Stamps and u s. Thrift Stamps Help your country
and help yourself to personal practice the habit that
made Washington First in first peace, in the
his coun1ymen"
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Wanted-Male Help


with acquaintance IN and
about Hammond and vlcln-
itv can secure a position
where a lot of good quick
money can be made. we
want a hustler and one cap
able of handling men. Call
room 308 Hammond Bldg,
Hammond, Ind.
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WANTED - ) Carpenters
at once. Apply 929 Erie
street on the job with tools
ready to start work. Steady
work for right men. Paul q.
MOorhead. S-iS-1
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THE NORTHERN TRUST
& SAVINGS BANK

at the close of its business on May
10, 1918.
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No. 359.
Anton H Taper, President.
F. r Schaaf. Vice President,
Theo. Moor, Cashier
]. o. Graves, Asst. Cashier
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-15

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF FRANK WILSON. no. 1889. IN
THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT
MAY TERM. 1918.
Notice IS hereby given to the Heirs.
Legatees and Creditors Of Frank Wilson.
deceased. TO appear in the Lake SUI
perior Court held AZ Hammond. In
diana on the 10Th day Of June. 1918.
and show cause. II any why the Final
Settlement Accounts with the estate
Of said decedent should not be APPROX
ed: and said heirs are notified TO then
and there make proof Of heirship. and
receive their distributive shares.
WITNESS the Clerk OF the Lake su-
perior Court. At Hammond. this 18th
day Of May. 1918.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Clerk Lake Superior Court.
May 1922
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
l No. IL Lenox Hand Power
Punch and Shear for cut
ting Cars up to 81 inch.
also with Die for cutting
angle iron. Weight about
700 lbs.
1 Bar Cold Rolled Steel, 2
IN. square, 6 feet long.
| Planed-off Cast Iron Plate
18x30x134.
l Machinist Vice, 5-in..jaws.
l 5-gal. Gasoline Pressure
Tank with gauge.
L Hand Power Post Drill
with chuck from D to 1z-in.
z. PICKART
446 Pine st.
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Enlist II The Wornan's ARMY
BY Conserving Foods.
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May 15-22-2s

NOTICE OF PROPOSED LOAN BY
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
OF THE SCHOOL TOWN OF GRIF-
FIFTH. INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned. Board Of school Trustees OF
the Town or Griffith. Indiana. find It
necessary to furnish the Franklin
School Building situated in said Town
with a new furnace: that it will be nee
essary. in order to purchase and install
said furnace, for said School Town 10
incur in the aggre gate a debt Of
$1,000 20: that said Improvement con-
sists in the purchasing and installa-
ton Of Hot Air furnace Of sufici-
ent size and capacity TO properly heat
said building
Notice is further given that the IN
dersigned Board viii present to the
Board of Trustees Of the Town of Grif-
nth. a. their regular session to be held
on the nth day ar June. 1918. their re-
port showing the estimated cost Of said
Improvement and asking SAID Board 10
approve the purchase and installation
Of said new furnace and to authorize
the issuance Of notes Or bonds to cover
the aggregate cost or said improve
ment. whereupon. this Board proposes.
should such authority he granted 10
issue said notes or bonds in the aggre-
gate amount hereinabove set out.
p. j. BERGER.
a ". LIGHTFOOT.
JOHN r sPITZ. IR
school Trustees of the School Town Of
Griffith. Indiana.
May l522-2a
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Classified Advertisements
Real Estate Bargains

FOR SAILS room bungalow kella-
stone. 90 #; lot On Ingram Ave
FoR sA SAFE poo Frame ggeI house 5o r.
lot on Michigan ave, near Oakley
Modern throughout. 100000 cash Q
terms.
FOR SALE story frame saloon build
ing with dance floor in connection
II rooms. 100 It. lot in Bernice. Ill Ice
house fun Of Ice. barn and garage
$500 cash or terms.
FOR SALE room house on Rimbach
Ave. near town. All modern; 80 IT
Let. $500. cash or very. easy terms.
rooms. on Rimbach Ave. near town.
All modern but heat; "A II. lot. 1850
cash or easy terms.
FOR SALE-25 Il. lot on State ST he
tween Sohl and Calumet Best bust
ness property in Hammond al bar
gain. See us for special price. Cash
FOR SALE-Lot 54x15o on cor. Detroit
and Holman. y. r. corner. All as
sessments paid. Best resident district
4 bargain A. $500. cash or terms.
from New High School on Calumet
Ave. 5 rooms. Modern throughout.
Rents for $500. Cash or terms: bar
gain at $4,000
LAKE COUNTY LOAN REAL ESTATE
& INSURANCE co.
Phone 2ls. Room IS. Rimbsch Bldg
Over Lion store
GRIAfMER x LIESENFELT. Mgrs.
Hammond b-I5&1S
FOR sALE-aARY. New houses in
center OF city. Apply. Joseph Frost.
S22 Broadway. Telephone, Gary 2s1.
S-ZI-tt
FOR SALES loon property in good
location. increa sing double value in
snort time: suitable for grocery and
market or bakery. 1870 Columbia ave.
Hammond. 5-1S-4
FOR sALE-Two 80 foot lots between
l40th and 141st SITS. on Carey: reason
9 Bile for cash Jno Yonko Telephone r.
Chicago 1877. 5-t3-6
FOR SALF-Now under construction
New modern room bungalow, cor
Park and Highland SITS: all oak inter-
ior.. fire place. basement garage sun
parlor, etc VIII be ready June 10;
also one modern room bungalow on
Van Buren, ST. Small payment
down. balance same as rent. Call J.
T. Wilhelm & Son. Phone 1883. Ham
mond. 2l1 Detroit 81. 5-l4-S
FOR sALE-NewIy finished 2-fiat
building oak floors and trim; not
yet occupied. Easy terms. 142d and
Barring ave East Chicago. Phone Gary
--1'- 80
FOR SALE OR Enthusiastically new
brick veneer building: viii exchange
for cottage clear Of indebtedness. App}y.
Geo. 3 Sheerer. First National Bank
Building. Hammond 81
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Special Cash Bargain for
Observation-Disclosures Chairs.
worth 800, at 65c. Ham
mond Furniture Co, 242 f.
State street. 5-I5-1
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'ialiN more items at a give
away price. Come prepared
to take it away; first come
first served. 244 E. State
street. 5-l5-l
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around furniture man.
Must be able to lay linoleum
steady position to right
party. Apply to Mr.. D. r.
Semco, Lion Store Furni-
ture Store. S-lS-s
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TO BARGAIN HUNTERS.

, Gas Stoves at, each IS. 50
Large size Pictures and
Metal Frames, each 10
| Refrigerator ............. 500
Metal Stand - 80
Vacuum Cleaner Carpet
sweeper -......-.-......- LOO
: 1locks at, each .......... so
l Cmld $ Bath Tub .-... 100
One Child's Walker ... LOO
Springs, up front. IS
Mattresses. up from 100
i'cuS' up from -----..--....-.-.. 10
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. suitable for >.
Amply. Wells Fargo Express Co East
Chica 60 5-1S-5