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Liberty Loan Workers

A greater number of individuals
than ever before known, own govern
ment bonds as result of your splen-
did work during the third Liberty
Loan campaign.
The number of stockholders in the
government should be still further in
creased through the sale of war saw
ing st&Aaps; and the teaching of thrift
and economy and the necessity for
conserving labor and material should
be continuous
Friday, June 18th, has been desig-
mated as National War Savings Day,
when special effort will be made
throughout the nation to secure
pledges from every American to save
and economize and to purchase war
savings stamps.
earnestly desire that Liberty
Loan workers shall render all assist
ance possible to war savings commit
tees in this campaign. The more
thoroughly the necessity for individu-
al saving and economy is brought
home to the people of the nation, the
easier will be our work in future
Liberty Bond issues, the more quickly
and adequately can the army and
navy be equipped and the more GER
tain will be the future welfare and
prosperity of our people.
May | beg you to do everything in
your power to enlist every American
as patriotic war saver and owner of
war savings stamps?
Signed: w. G. McAdoo.
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NEW MEN FOR THE NAVY

The following named men were
sent into the navy from this station
last week:
Carl j. Teston, A. s.. Whitney.
D. C. May, engineman, Leesburg.
William B. Goding. seaman second
class, Plymouth.
K. Archibald, seaman second class
Center Hill.
w. H. Britton, seaman second class,
Martin.
A. Cox, matt third class, Martin.
Frank Davis. matt third class Mar
tin. T. M. Kilgore,
In Charge Navy Recruiting Station
Postoffice Building, Ocala, Fla.
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WE ARE COMING, KAISER
WILLIAM, TEN HUNDRED
THOUSAND STRONG

On embarking at "An Atlantic
Port" j. B. Lofts, a student of the
University of California, sent the
following verses, aptly expressive OF
5he spirit of an American soldier
back to his friends:
We are coming Kaiser William
Ten hundred thousand strong;
Our boys are going over
To show you where you're wrong
The laws of God and nations
You set aside and scoff;
Well show you, Kaiser William,
The place where you get off.
We are coming, Kaiser William,
We warn you to behave;
Our soldier boys are eager
To meet you DER the wave,
So for the cyclone cellar
You'd better make a dive;
There's something coming to you
As soon as they arrive.
We are coming, Kaiser William,
To right a grievous wrong;
We are coming with the spirit
That moves the world along.
To wipe out German kultur
Our boys will cross the sea,
And in its place establish
A world democracy.
One million strong we're coming
To end this bloody war,
And If it's necessary
Wen send ten million more.
We are coming Kaiser William,
To run you out of France;
So paste this In your helmet:
You haven't got a chance!
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FORTY-FIvE THOUSAND PRIS.
ONERS

Washington, June 24.-The capture
of $4,000 prisoners and enormous
stores of war material by the Italians
in their counter offensive, which has
driven the Austrians across the
Piave river, is announced in an ofic-
ial cablegram received today at the
Italian embassy. The dispatch said
the flooded Piave river contains thou
sands of enemy corpses and the
divisions which passed the river were
decimated by Italian fire.
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Made Also Successful Raid at
Meteren
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE AUSTRIAN DEFEAT FRENCH EXPECT
ANlIHER GERMAN DEFENSIVE
tAssoeiated Press)

Paris. June 24.-The Germans
launched new attacks against a posi-
tion at Bligny at II o'clock last night.
After hard fighting the Germans were
completely repulsed, with serious
losses, leaving prisoners in the hands
of the Allies, says an official state
ment issued this morning. The
French repulsed German attacks in
the region of Antheuil, west of the
Disc, the statement says.
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ABOUT TO PUT
one OVER
Emperor William Finds His Treach-
erous Allies are Alive to
Their Own Interests
ASSOCIATED Press)

London, June 24--Preliminary ne
gotiations, presumably regarding the
Dobrudja, have been begun between
Bulgaria and Turkey and Germany
only learned of them through her
espionage service, the Daily Mail cor
respondent at The Hague has been in
formed. 1T
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AMERICAN POSITIONS IMPRoV
ED
AMERICAN LOSSES

Washington, June 24.-The Amer
lean casualty list issued today con-
tains sixty-two names. as follows:
Killed in action, 8; died of wounds,
A; died of disease, 2; wounded severe
ly, 45; wounded, 8. Ernest S. Ross
of Miner, Ca, is reported wounded
severely.
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ATTER|NG DOWN
THE BRIDGES
Italians Have Blocked All but One
Avenue of Escape for Their
Enemies
CAssociated Press j

London, June 24.-All but one of
the bridges left for the Austrian re-
treat across the Piave river have been
destroyed by Italian artillery, accord
ing to a dispatch received here this
afternoon.
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w. K. Lane, NJ. D., Physician and
Surgeon, specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Law Library Building, 0cala,
Florida. If
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PICNIC NEAR COTTON PLANT

There will be a union Sunday school
picnic at the colored Methodist church
at Cotton Plant, Saturday, June 20,
Come one, come all, and enjoy your
selves to the highest.
J. H. Nelson, Supt.
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EXPECTING ANOTHER OFTEN.
SIVE

Paris, June 24.-The Austrian Of
fensive appears to have ended in a
rout, according to the view taken by
the Paris press, summarized today
by the Havas Agency. The Echo de
Paris thinks in consequence a new
offensive will be begun shortly by the
Germans against the Franco-British
front.
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Our prescription department offers
you the best in PURE DRUGS and
CHEMICALS. Your doctor will tell
you. Court Pharmacy. Phone PA. 15tf
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Phone No. 451 is the American
Restaurant, Temple & Davis, proprie-
tors, the best in the city, at the union
passenger station. 16-H
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HUNDREDS OF GUNS TAKEN

Italian Army Headquarters, June
24.-The Austrian troops left to
cover the retreat used machine guns
to set up barrage fire. The num-
Der of guns left behind by the Aus
trians has not been computed. but is
said to be very great.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-24

Careful prescription service, using
Squibb's chemicals. at Gerig's Drug
Store. War Savings and Thrift
Stamps sold. #
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IF The ALLIES
GIVE AID
IN FULL MEASURE TO THE
ITALIANS, THIS YEAR MAY
SEE THE WAR END
lAssociated Press)

Washington, June Confidence
at Rome that the war may be brought
to victorious close this year if the
Allies give the Italians full measure
of support in their offensive against
the Austrians, is reflected in official
dispatches received here. These say
the Austrian retreat has become a
veritable rout, but that German
troops are being rushed from France
to aid the Austrians.
ABOUT TO FINISH THE FIRST
MILLION
The first million tons of new ships
being built on contract for the ship
ping board viii probably be delivered
before the end of the month. Last
weeks deliveries totalled five steel
vessels with deadweight tonnage of
81. $50 tons.
AMERICAN POSITIONS IMPROV-
ED
Washington, June 24.-Further inn
provement of American positions
northeast of Chateau Thierry was
noted in General Pershing's commu-
nique for yesterday. Artillery activ-
ity and the repulse of an enemy raid
in the Vosges were also reported.
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Norris Candies fresh every week at
the Court Pharmacy. Phone as and
let US send it up. 16-tf
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Being Neiailbors.

We are nearer neighbors to our
selves than whiteness TO snow or
weight to stones. Montaigne.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-24

Florida mutton and lamb, and corn
fed pork at Main Street Market.
Phone 108. st
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MINOR SUCCESS AT METEREN

London, June 24.-The British
made successful minor attack south
of Meteren, in the Iys salient, last
night. Many Germans were killed
and the British took fifty prisoners
and some machine guns, it SPECIFICALLY
announced.
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APPEAL FROM M'ADoO

Secretary McAdoo sends out the
folio ing appeal to Liberty Loan
workf S to help in the war savings
stamps campaign:
Letter from Secretary McAdoo to
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-24

Water wings and bathing caps at
the Court Pharmacy. 15-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-24

Mason.s FRUIT JARS, all sizes, at
Clarkson Hardware Co. 22-tf
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.ENLISTMENTS ARE
SPEEDING UP
Submarine Raids ON Our Coast Add
Thousands of Men to the Navy
of the United States
tAssociated Press)

Washington, June 24.-The appear
ance of German submarines off the
Atlantic coast and exploits of marines
in France have so stimulated recruit
ing that the enlisted personnel OF the
navy now totals 400, O,000-26, ,285 Off
GERS and 423,808 men. Secretary
Daniels announced last night that en-
istments in the naval reserve, the
first week in this month when it be-
came known that the sea wolves were
hampering shipping along the coast,
totalled 14s406, record for this
branch of the service. while in the
following week 12,3O8 men were add
ed.
Enlistments in the marine corps
have brought the total strength of
the corps to approximately $4,000
men. Recruiting is continuing SO
briskly at the stations throughout the
country that officials anticipate no
difficulty in speedily bringing the
corps strength to the 75, 800 author
lied in the naval appropriation bill.
The enlisted strength of the var
ious branches of the naval service
were given by Mr. Daniels as follows:
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MOST HEARTENING NEWS II
MANY MONTHS

LONDON June Z4.--lne lacOnlc Dul-
letin from General Diaz announcing
the defeated Austrians retreating in
disorder with the Italians in pursuit,
is the most heartening news received
by allied countries in many months,
in the opinion of the morning papers.
RETAKING FORMER POSITIONS
Rome, Sunday. June 23.-The Ital-
ians have crossed the old channel of
the Piave to the west bank of the
stream and recaptured several of
their old positions, according to a
nsemi-officiaI announcement tonight.
From Capo Sile other detachments
are advancing toward the main
stream of the river. The Italians have
thrown numerous bombing detach-
ments across the main stream, where
artillery and aircraft are hammering
the enemy.
AIDED BY AMERICAN AIRMEN
Italian Army Headquarters. Sun
day, June 23.-A great retreat of the
Austrians along the Piave was begun
under cover of darkness Saturday
night, the enemy leaving heavy can
non behind. When the retrograde
movement was observed the Italians
began to attack virtually all along
the Piave from Montello well towards
the mouth of the river. The attack
was quickly pressed and became more
insistent, accompanied by violent ar
tillery fire. Work of the, American
aviators contributed notably to the
disorganization Of the Austrian
forces, according to correspondent
Of 1. Milsn SecoIo.
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serve force has been nearly doubled.
The Middle West continues to furnish
tne largest percentage of the recruits
for this branch of the service.
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DEFEAT Of THE AUSTR|ANS
A GENUINE 0EBACLE
Most Important Victory Gained by the Allies
u Since the Battle of the Marne.
ITALIANS HAVE AMPLY AVENGED THEIR DEFEAT LAST AUTUMN -A RUNS RED WITH
BLOOD OF THE ENEMY WHO LEAVE IN TIE HANDS OF THE ITALIANS
HUNDREDS OF GUNS AND FORIY-FIH THOUSAND PRISONERS
ohte pra

Rome, June 24.--All along the
Piave river, from Montello to the Adj
riatic, the defeated Austro-H -Hungar-
ians are recrossing the river in dis
order, closely pursued by the Italians,
says the official Italian statement to-
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06

xvfs Vhi-3ng and T =. ChtczR-.
We South Chicago cEiy.
gSr Chicn9o-e:ss g. 10. sad A:s7 n So
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Room and Board.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT or
TT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE.
N THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT.
SEPTEMBER TERM. 1918. IL THE
MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF VIII
LIAM w. PETERS. NO. 1908
Notice is hereby given to the heirs.
leeateos and creditors of William W
Peters. deceased 70 appear in the Lake
superior Court held at Hammond. In
diana. on the 18th day of September
1915. and show cause if any, why the
Final Settlement Accounts with the es-
tate Of said decedent should not be ap-
proved: 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-
rerior Court at Hammond. this 22nd
DAY Of August. 1915.
HERBERT L. WHEATON
Clerk Lake Superior Court
$685.
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Classified Advertisements
Male Help-Wante

ANTED-Competen book keeper to do
a few hours work a week will pay
well to the right party Phone 2l6o
9t6.2
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WANTED-W Waitress at Nee Hotel res
taurant: good wages 1901
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WANTED-Two women to
help in kitchen; good pay.
Phone 1890 Hammond. HO-
tel Carleton. 9:6:2
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Enthuslaann First flecc
Nothing great was eve
without enthusiasm -E,msrS-
valuabIe Auetrallan Woae.

Figured 6lackwood is mentioned by
a consular report as perhaps the most
beautiful Of Australi0s many orna-
mental hardwoods The "hddlehack"
and notified grains are most sought.
the grain of the former being not IN
Ike that o. the North American curly
maple. The color. however. is differ
ent, being a rich golden brown. The
panel effects are obtained by combin-
ing the figure with the plain black
wood
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-06

young man i6 or II
years preferred. Apply Standard OIL
Co. Fisher and Marble SITS. Hammond.
9.6tf
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FASHIONS FORECAST.
BY Annabel Worthington.
LADY'S DRESS.

very striking combination Of mate
riais is the secret Of the smartness Of this
dress, No. 1872. II is really very simple
TO make. for the upper part is an N one
piece from he shoulders to where the skirt
section joins it The closing Is made at Ger
ire front with Il row of tiny buttons st
very close together The long. close-fitting
sleeves are trimmed with material 70
match the skirt A very narrow belt
with crossed ends marks the woistline
The two piece skirt has large pockets At
the front ard is gathered across the back
The lsdy's dress pattern No 6S72 Is
cut in four sizes-S6 to - inches bust
measure. Width at lower edge Of skirt Is
l1z yards. The SO inch Size requires IL
yards So inch light material and ~ yard'
So inch dark material Price 10 cents
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Wanted To Rent.

"I-IIli TN~IN n
Hammond
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For Sale-Automobiles.

FOR SALE or DE-1915 Mitcheu
six. 5-pas~- 5000; 1-ton truck st75.
4506 Forsythe ave. Phone 672M East
Chicagc- 9;5-2
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Wisdom consists not in an album
dance of smartness. but mostly in
sane use Of what Httle common sense
We are fortunate enough 70 possess.
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For Miscellaneous.

Get the habit; pay less; buy
for cash; at the Hammond
Furniture Co, 212 =. State
street. Look for the clock IN
center of sign - J. Arkin,
Mgr. rs .
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SPECIAL PIANO
BARGAINS

French 4 Sous S125
one ike new $3.50 Kimball piano $3.50
one like new $3.50 player piano.
with rolls -------- 1850
one Ike new Bush < Gerts piano 1920
one Chickering Grand piano-------s3S5
one slightly used Everett piano ~
one Hallet < Davis piano, good
ono practically new $3.50 phono-
J. III WIICOCKSON MUSIC 60.
Hammond as:
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Buy all the War Savings Stamps
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WANTED TO RENT-5 or 6 room
house. in family; modern. Phone
$3.50 Hammond e+o-4
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Help Wanted

WANTFD-Man and wife to care for
Country club. no rent and low Ewing
expenses. besides salary. Excellent OPP
n0rtunitv for right couple. COUNTRY
CLUB. Hammond. Ind. 1913
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FOR RENT-Large room for light
Housekeeping. also sleeping room S54
Holman st. Hammond 9 90
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FOR RENT-F'urniahe room with ex-
elusive family. near Country club;
suitable for gentleman, board IL de-
sired. Phone Hammond 1919. 9..2
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FOR RENT-Two heated rooms for
light housekeeping: all conveniences.
Phone 1887 Hammond. $50 Summer St
9.5 2
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Wanted TO Buy.

WANTED TO BUY-second- hand cloth
ing hats and shoes. Mrs. Robinson.
1905 Madison ST. Phone 1924 Gary.
Ind s2S-1m
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FOR RENT-One furnished room in
private family for gentleman. Phone
970R Hammond IS Webb 81 SO 2
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Lost and Found


IOST-One weeks old pig yellow with
black spots; also one . months pig
with white nose. Return Cherry and
Madison st. Phone Hammond 234O. VIM.
Planeta. 5-4:S
Michigan City and In
diana Harbor. a red sweater with
white w" and one gentleman's rain
coat. Notify phone 635 j, Indiana Har-
Dor. Mrs Geo. Miller. 9:5:2
LOsT-One service ring. one star be
tween 4431 Barring ave. and Nassau 4
Thomson. Finder please return 443l
Barring ave East Chicago. 1861
IOST-Black silk umbrella, long han
die silver mounting over top design
in silver continued down ON handle,
monogram NJ A S on top. Phone z. c.
a3s between S a. m. and m. Reward.
LOST-Wire wheel GOODYEAR cord tire
Yesterday between Hammond and
Kenaev's corner. Return TO Times Of
fee. Hammond. and receive reward.
FoJND-Hunting dos SIS Morton ave:
East Hammond. go IL
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. So per week 592
Holman ST.. Hammond 9.6
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FOR BENT-Two modern newly fCrn-
ished sleeping rooms. Call 6l2 lngra-
nam ave. West Hammond. 9:6.l
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FOR RENT Furnished ..ofn -2a vel
tha9h st. PAons +42eW Hammc nd.
$50
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FOR RENT-Neatly furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. near car line.
1911 Sheffield ave Phone Hammond
1001M- 9;6 ?
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For Rent Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT rooms for light house
keeping and 1 small cottage furnished.
16S Plumner ave, Hammond S-2o-tf
FOR RENTING heated rooms for
light housekeeping: all conveniences |
Phone 2537 Hammond. 653 Summer St. |
'-'.@ I
FOR RENT-Two furnished sleeping |
rooms Sll So Holman ST., Hammond /
Phone 1029J. 9.5;3 |
FOR RENT-Furniahed room with ex-
elusive family near country club; !
suitable for gentleman, board il de
sired. Phone Hammond 1870. 9s.2
FOR RE<T-Turnsshe ..orn -2e vel
thaGa st. Pho"e 1+2sW Iiammo nd.
9-o-- /
FOR Furnished room. "a Webb
ST.. Hammond Phone 1898. Bah
FOR RENT-Lsrge room for light
Housekeeping, also sleeping room S54
Holman st. Hammond 95.2
--
FOR RENT-One furnished room In
private family for gentleman. Phone
970R Hammond IS Webb 81 SO
FOR RENT-Two modern newly frrn-
ished sleeping rooms Call 6l2 lngra-
ham ave. West Hammond. 9:6;l
FOR RENT-Neatiy furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. near car line.
I9t Sheffield ave. Phone Hammond
1O01M 9:6-2
FOR RENTING furnished rooms for
light housekeeping 81 per week 532
Holman ST., Hammond. 9:6tl
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 3TS Michigan ave.
Phone 9seJ Hammond 9-b Il
FOR RENT Furnished room 434 Indi-
ana ave Phone Hammond 1888
80
FOR RENT-Roons with or without
light house keeping 1919 Michigan
ave Indiana Harbpr. 9-b:l
FOR RENT-Nice room for nice couple
home privileges. 40 D0ty ST, Ham
moud Phone 1909 Mrs. Riggs 9.6
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; ne children Tel
21T2 Hammond 9:5:1
FOR RENT rooms fer light house
keeping Chas Sherman. 2s41 Penna
ave- Indiana Harbor 80 3
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FOR Shelving IND counters;
good condition Phone 457-R East
Chicago S-23-tf
FOR SALE Blacksmith shop. Apply
Denis koleman. $500 Pennsylvania
ave. Indiana Harhor 1916
FOR SALF-On account Of being draft
ed the French American Restaurant
az state st Everything new and in
frst-class location Lease for six years
Inquire at the restaurant. S-3l-o
FOR SALE work horse. wei CHS ZOO
s-t pine ST Hammond 9-3-3
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FOR RENT Furnished room. 434 Indi-
ana ave Phone Hammond 2l39-
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-06-20
INTERESTING BOOKLET
OF HENDERSONVILLE.

A very interesting booklet has been
issued by the Board Of Trade describ-
ing Hendersonville and surrounding
country. 1t is printed in folder style
and has for the cover a scene on a
mountain road, printed I'm four col
ors. The first two pages give the To-
cation and accessibility, climate and
opportunities, and illustrate the roads
with a group of pictures taken on
nearby roads. The different schools
are shown in a group picture with a
description of each. The graded
school, Fassifern, Blue Ridge School
for boys, Fleet school and Laurel
I'ark camp school for boys, are the
ones shown here.
Laurel Park is described and a
go Up of very interesting pictures
shows the various points of interest.
Another feature of the booklet is
two maps that are shown on the mid
die pages. One is a map of Hender-
son county which was drawn by Geo.
Kershaw. The other is a map of the
Eastern United States and gives the
location of the different important
cities and their distance from Hen
Jacksonville.
n rage is given TO the nOCelS n
summer homes and one to the famous
Chimney Rock. Several pictures are
sIven IT. illustrate each. Many sum-
:i,er scenes such as orchards, gram
fields, mountain views, water falls
and golf links fit in very appropriate
IL ard help to make it one of the bes:
LO2siets th2t has ever been pu+ our
il, l~elhieHso lville.
There were 10000 copies published
anu ,aey will be distributed all over
The cOGrtry. The work was done by
Hackney & Moale Co., of Asheville.
F. A. EWbank, as chairman of the
advertising committee, did the bulk
of the detailed work incident 10 the
publication of his booklet.