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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-29

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1915 900 Chevrolet: "A great buy
at ssssssssssss.sss .ssssssts 'tssa
Another 400 Chevrolet Of re-
cent model at .,.t.s.,,....,,, bTb
1919 400 chevrolet that Ia
dandy al '.'.s eep
1918 tso Chevrolet, In the very
best % shape a great buy at. 100
1918 ae0 Chevrolet: IN good con-
dttion, must he seen to be APP
preciated, Take Il away for. 1sa
1915 400 Chevrolet that you can
not find It's duplicate at this
price elsewhere for...,.,..... bTs
\ dandy Ford touring car buy at $50
Another at .............,.... 800
Grant SIX. bargain .....,.,., $50
For touring: electric lights and
starter a bargain.
Buick touring ,.,s.s.....sssss 90"
Baby Grand touring: 1915; run
about 5000 miles ,...s.,.-. 1000
Also another model 1915 at...,. 500
We have any number Of Ford tour
ing and roadHtrrr. priced all the
way from $500 up. Any of these
cars Will stand n rigid inspection.
Easy terms on any Of the above ears
also very liberal terms ON the fol-
lowing nAkeat KING. Overland.
serlppn- nooth. Buick. FLANDERS.
Studcbakrr, MAXWELL. Oak land.
winton and Franklin.
Take advantage az THE sale. Cars
are here for your inspection. II Ia
our pleasure To show you.
W. x Dui.MAGE CO
big nARGAfN HOUSE"
1907 10th Ave. net. Pike and Union.
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Public Markets
SAINT Any

Htaii 20. pot roast. Itr ID. rot
steak. s7c NJ veal outlets. PC NJ. ~
stsha. zsc ~ Hiaii 10. red snapperA
ne zte English sole. > fbs. zse. bis@x
cod. Ms zoe Stall 20. Bwr1ish potato
sausage. isc ~ boiling beef. iec NJ.
home rendered lard zoe ~. EfhIl ~.
large rolls toilet paper, zge. lArrs
boxes Fua Ribbon hatcher 2fcs gioss
starch. i0e pkg. re. rolled oats. zee;
10 ms yellow corn meal. Csc. zsc
Horshey's Cocoa. iic, 2 pisRs. macaroni Or
EpaEhetti. &c. pkgs. Post ToAsties. zEe.
stAli IL. waterrnslons. 1tsc n; bAnAnss.
zoe dor. bartlett pears. Sc doz. stan
ms. fine corn. b. each. home Erovn to-
mHtosa. Zoe n. Yakima eaaabAs. ~yQp
new spudR, Ms. 3se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-29

Stall 20. fs@. fine freshly ground corn
meal. zoe. Stall -. pure natural milk.
ioc at. Stall s5. cider vinegar. Ice and
ito bottle. Stall sc. pickles. itc bottle.
for .se. Stall 20. best head rice. $50
n. lbs. rolled oats. Csc. ms. dry
pruues. use. large walnuts. &c 10:
matches. &c box. salt. &c sack for Be-.
stall 81. pot roast. i6c NJ round steak.
&c ~: whole or half hams. 7sc 10. Stall
1893. fresh salmon. Ice NJ haiibut
cheeks. ms. 5sc; silver sfneits. 2 ms.
for sse; fresh salmon. ise 10. black cod.
iba sc. Stall %. eantaioupes. for
lie. new rpudr. 81 per sack. deiivereds
finest watsrmeions. ave 10; lemons. $50
doz.. Stall 1891. full cream cheese. see
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Red Seal Grocery. Annex. tomatoes, ie0u
NJ. sweet potatoes. Ice fb.: war beans,
Zoe 10; strawberries. zoe box Stall IL.
Hiiis'. red can coffee. SIC can: matches.
&c bor. Stall -. fresh churned 1kIassn01
Sc ~: zoe coffee. 1fc. /. ms 3sc- 6fall
100. Nut-oia margarine. sse NJ; Good
Luck oieomRrEnrin.. tsc n. . lbs. sSc-
Elliot, Fish Co. English sole. Toe N.
Stall lis. best tomatoes. ioc ~. StonE's
isc can chloride OF lime. ioe can. cans
shrifnps. 3se . 3sc pkTs Cream Of BAR
ley. 3tc. pixies. Nonc-Such mincemcat.
CSC. Sugar and soap stall. carnatton or
Federal milk. iiss ran. bars Naptha
soap. 2Sc. 5 bars I<nox. sc.
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Breaks Leg in Fall
Battling Officer

Arrested ~ the Pittsburg rDart
ments. i25 Warren ave. early Thurs
day morning on a charge Of drunken
ness, -. -. Woodward WIS taken 10
the central police station by Of.
roers G. - Follrich and Roy Davis.
when Follrich left for q moment.
Woodward attacked Davis. and both
fell to the floor. Woodward rcceiv.
ing a broken Lex. He WAS taken 70
the hospital instead Of 20 Jail.
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CENTRAL.

Help Yourself blend coffee. -sc grade.
ehc fb. all brands tec and Csc can
coffee. Sic NJ. picnic plates. pkg. Of
20 for &c. picnic sets napkins. plates. etc.
itc. Mason Jars. pta. e3c doz.. OTIS. sic3
dot. isgals. ii37; Federal milk. iihc
can: Ivory soap. &c. lie. uneeda Bis
cults. pkEs isc.
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IS for salc-Keai Estate
=-
-=-
-
ONLY taSoo
NEW s.RooM BUNGALOW
on cARKEER DRIVE
so-FooT PAVED
SCENIC BOULEVARD
LOT G0xiao
Move In In 10 days
Moderate cash payment
t25 monthly,
NOTE CAREFULLY. This home Is
one % several I am building and
preparing TO build ON
cARKEEK DRIVE
AND BEACON AVE. nouLEvARps
Equal In scenic beauty 10 Mt Baker
Park OF other high grade residence
Districts, have 900 splendid view
iots - choose from at 1850 ~ 1000
1 have two OF
q ROOMS BUILDING
AT i..ioo AND ,s.soo
ONE ROOMS READY
AT $500
viii build 10 suit TO rooms.
Including lot. at
1850 TO $4,000
LUMBER oS MONTHLY PAYMENT
IL YoU WAIST TO BUILD
YOURSELF
will be ON the ground
AFTER +. ". AND
ALL DAY SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Call at the office or take
Rainier Valley car on
Fourth ave. get off
At HENDERSON Mt.
90 west 10 foot Of
hill. zee Sign.
LOUIS \. HENFORD. owner
RENFDRD a MonRfgEY
tiT and tis Boston Hik. Elliott s0.2
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For Saie--lieal Estate
ZfNDORFE LAkEiiritHT
SUBDIVISION
At lake BtUiifN

This beautiful subdivision 81 large
trncf In now on the market We
have installed water mains. plank
sidewalks. graded the streets and
a also has the advantage Of tele-
phone service and electric lights
IL IN all ready for YOU Ca build
upon without tho Inconvenience Of
subdivision IN tho rough
Lakehurst IL right on the car line.
directly across tno road from
beautiful Lake iluricn. the most
attractive place fur q home on the
Lake iurien raf line. ~ IL only
short distance by Lood road from
the ber MaineH paved highway
Just 30 minutes by automobile
from Pioneer square,
All 81 the tracts are practically level.
Just enough slope Tor good drain
age. 4 wonderful view IN every
direction. II IL near both gram
mar and high school, giving you
every advantage Of tho city. while
living In the country.
Prices are only $3.50 90 1850 per tract.
on very easy terms, You can get
away from the rent man by build
inE small house. and adding 20
u as you like The payments will
be toss than rent. and you viii
have the advantage 81 free wood
aud your own garden.
office on tho ground viii be open ali
day sunday and Monday Take car
al Riverside. and get or at Lake
View ave, right at Lake Burlen
During the week call at main
office. 900 Alaska building. and ar
range TO so out BY automobile.
HENRY e. EWING COMPANY
Successors 10
CALHOUN. DENNY a EWING
Suite 200 Alaska lildg. Main 7i3s.
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN HOMES
rooms with large attic; b0xi0O-ft
lot: on fhinney only ti.Soo: 5000
i-raom good house. on fine view lot
b0xiOO. two blocks 20 car. O a
district $3.50. tsso cash.
rooms. Woodland park: right on
car line, one block from bouie-
ward. $500. $500 cash.
rooms woodland park: fine view;
corner lot ahkilO II: 3 blocks 10
car 1900. $1,000 caHh.
rooms. new. modern; rhinney. lot
iTn xiNO t@.7so. 1900 cash
We sell houses and lots IN any part
Of city On easy terms See US be-
fore you buy We can save you
Time and money.
AAsEs a SEXTON co.
ialo first Ave, Elliott t1tT
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WOODY'H WEST SEATTLE
BARGAIN BULLETIN


wooDY'R WEST SEATTLE
BARGAIN BULLETIN
81 coo buys n big level view lot and
i-room house. one block from the
Junction. easy terms.
t2.7o0, on terms. buys beautiful Wow
lot and good Groom modern
house. lots Of fruit In run bearing.
,2.250. on terms. buys splendid
beautiful lot b0HiGO feet. half
block from California ave.
1880. easy terms. buys fine little
view home OF rooms and bath AZ
end 81 Alki car line. nor far from
the beach.
$500. on totms. viii give you n
fine level lot GOxi20. and two
good houses. near Alki Point
$500. on terms. buys one ~ the
finest view homes In West Seattle.
THIS ia "A special bargain.
g.. 900 buys b-room cottage and n
fine view lot nj fionair. AK ave.
1880. on easy terms buys big
h-room house. near the ferry. with
beautiful level lot; al Assessments
In and paid.
have fine garden tract. t00xi20
TO an alley, not far from California
ave. 1900. on easy terms.
q. y. WOODY
Ferry Landing. West Seattle.
West 52i.
wooDY'g WEST SEATTLE
BARGAIN BULLETIN
81 600 buys big level view lot and
sroon house. one block from the
Junction. easy terms.
s2.7oo. on terms. buys beautiful view
lot and good Groom modern
house. lots Of fruit In fun bearing.
=. y. WOODY
Ferry Landing. West Seattle.
West 3ls.
COY BROOM HOUSE: on LARGE
view lot; $1,000. 1900 cash.
f-room semi modern house: on lot
soSl02. fine view ~ sound. close
Co school. fi.ss0: $3.50 cash.
LAKEWOOD REALTY
Tiii California Ave. West i25TM-
BEAUTIFUL. t-HOOM MDDEgN
bungalow. overlooking bay. two
blocks from California ave. gas,
lights. city water. grading ia and
paid. fas0o: $500 down. $50 per
broom modern cottage. $3.50. 1900
down. SIS a month. including In
tsrcst. close 20 car.
IDA SMITH A. co.
t.oS California Ave. West st7
Take No. car TO Dawson q,
HoMEsEEKERs ATTENTION.
We are building In West Seattle.
within walking distance Of tho
shipyardH and near the car line
100 homes ranging ~ price from
$3.50 TO 5000, which We sell on
BuTTSER REALTY COMPANY.
Cor, W. Alaska and sTth Ave.
Fauntieroy car. West 1889.
cLosE-IN ACREAGE
10 or 20 acres: level alder and vine
maple land. heavy loan soil: no
gravel. 500 per acre. easy terms
r. ~ GILLIAN. owner
Elliott los. sos S-aboari Bldg.
,-RooM sEMi.MoDERN HOUSE. ON
lot t0Ki01. fine view OF sound.
close 20 school: ti.s5o: $3.50 cash.
GATEwooD REALTY
I'LL California Ave. West f25TM.
NEWLY FINISHED HOUSE: .
large rooms. large porch: big lot:
fine view: two blocks TO car.
Price si1s0. moderate terms
Owner. 1855 California ave. Phone
~ Wani~d-Reai Estate
To FIVE ACRES
Improved. reasonable distance
from school and car. VIII lease
or buy. Phone West i2sTM.
Is For Exchange--Rcai Estate
ACREAGE TO EN-
change 90 acres. Clark county.
Washington: incumbercd. si.7t0
Price $4,000 II you have any
thing anywhere you want to sell
or trade. see Black. 1914 T.. Pike.
lie matches you. He trades be.
cause that's his trade. East 1897.
~ Acreage
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SMALL. IMPROVED ACRE TRACT

IMPROVED ACRE TRACTS
l acre. all cleared. with Groom
house and small cottage: fine
spring water: 20 bearing fruit
trccR, lots Of ANAL fruit. within
400 feet of water front. splendid
view: this In located at Eagle Har-
Dor. minutes walk to shipyards
and 10 minutes walk to dock I:
splendid boat service. close TO Sc
attic. You can live In one house
and rent the cottage for enough to
make your payments. only S1.e25 I:
$500 cash. balance monthly.
THE DoUGLAS-M MORSE co.
i0T Leery Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-29

30 YOU KNOW THAT WE HAVE
TilE MOST COMPLETE LINE or
USED CARS IN TINE cry, AND
THAT WE ARE REDUCING OUR
PRICES ron 4 FEW DAYS
ONLY ALSO OUR TERMS WILL.
SUIT YOU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-29

WANTEp-wOMEN AND GIRLS TO
prepare fruit for canning. BRINK
cap and apron. National Canning
Company. 1870 W. spokane 81
Take Atkf. Fauntieroy or Lakewood
car. Get off at Riverside. Phone
West IS or West COS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-29
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY

We are now running a used car sale
that consists - some % the b~st
buys in Seattle today. and we suE-
gest you AZ least call and look US
over before making your final de-
siston. Following arc a few OF
our genuine Gilt Edge bargains;
wfSToN s-cyilnder; a beautiful ana
powerful car. for private use or
stage work.
OVERLAND s-passenger: mechanic
ckDfLi.Ac EfGuT-ons tina, will
take you there and bring you back
OVERLAND DELIVERY: good "a
CHALMERS COUPE; just as good a.
when u left It's Detroit factory.
This IL beautiful car and me-
chanicaiiy perfect. Must be seen
TO he appreciated. Going at
HGGPMoBILE isi1 'g fine Condition lai
CADILLAC s--This IL surely an cx-
ceptionai car. and must 20 at a
sacrifice
COLONIAL GARAGE
1912 Eighth Ave. Bet. Pike and Pine.
tBetter come eariy.)
1918 CHEVROLET TOURING. $50
1915 Maxwell touring .... e3S
1915 Maxwell roadster .... 600
1917 Ford touring. new tires. 5s5
20 other good used cars. including
Buick. Oakland and all other
makes OF cars.
Easy terms. and we don't have TO
have bargain sales TO sell them
HENRY MOSSIiACH
1921 10th Ave
Beiween pike and Union.
1913 6-FASSENGER OVERLAND:
electric lights and starter: good
mechanical condition. $3.50. Phone
evenings from 3 10 Z. East 500.
FOR sALE-ls1s FORD TOURING
car; best condition. s525 cash. Call
1913 West 57th. Ballard. Ballard
North car.
WILL TRADE METZ ROADSTER
for touring car. In Al condition.
and looks like new. Address J-17s,
Star.
HUGH McTAGUE-Gen.a auto repair
Ing. Maxwell expert 1iis 10th.
60 Motorcycles and Accessories
scHucK. CYCLE co, 2i22 WEST
ard motorcycles. bicycles. acces-
series and expert repairing.
Is For Sale-Real Estate
BUNGALOWS
$4,000
EASY TERMS
Three large rooms. French windowH
Dutch kitchen.
Best plumbing in bathroom and
kitchen.
Brand new.
Ready for occupancy In about eight
days.
One block from municipal car line,
in Ballard.
Thirty-five minutes ride downtown.
Eight-minutc service.
40x100 lot.
BURWELL a. MORFORD. Inc.
G15 colman building. Main 1855
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GOMEZ
md hrlng YOU families and friends
Have vacation while you work
picking Wild black berries Tor the
National Canning Co Board and
room. also camp sites close by
Information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-29

IMPROVED 20 ACRES

'EW" III rF''7f I'VE f'EIN
Between 6 and acres thor
oughiy cleared and cropped:
some land picked up and
seeded TO pasture: stream
through property. besides
splendid we'll. house. chicken
house and barn for 3 head OF
stock. large building for
farming Implements. black
smith shop. etc: young fruit
trees. berries 81 all kinds.
Furniture and tools can be had
with place Rt reasonable price.
within easy driving distance
OF Seattle public markets.
Price $3.50. terms $3.50 cash.
balance easy monthly pay
mcnta Burke & Fnrrar, Inc.
200 New York Block.
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Acreage

10 Acreage
te00-NEAii 3 ACHES GOOD
LAND 1000
Near the interurban AZ Orillia: good
auto road Price iH right. and easy
terms. 400 cash. balance 80 per
month.
open EVENING" and sundays.
9. a BiRBEE A 60.
Fnnntlcr0y car 10 lakewood station.
40 ACRES
$500. $50 CASH. $50 MONTHLY
Lies good on main road. easy 20
clear. mail milk route and teic-
phone pass the land near Kent.
g. r. BiEELE
hft New YORK Block.
ACREAGE
10 acres ana house. small amount 81
clearing. good soil: southeast u
ltrntUu aud east Of Kent; good
r0nds: near " ~ $500 Holmes
a liarinR, BOZ Empire iiidR. fec
ond aud Madison.
3 ACRES. EASY TERMS. INQUIRE
ut Manofdals Co. Aiderwo od
MINOR. + o EdmondH X !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-29

ron SALE OK EXCHANGE
80 ACRES or TIMBER LAND
lear 81 encumbrnnces water on
land. portion can be easily cleared. .
VIII exchange for improved city
property; VIII assume small en-
rumbrance. See owner at l0f
Cherry 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-29

E6yFRyNFSsr cIvfL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS. seattle in Sep
temher. Government clerk. teach
err. iuspectrras. research clcrk.
typewriter salary $1,000. 200.
Experience unnecessary. women
desiring government positions
write f1r free particulars 20 J. g.
Leonard former civil service Ex-
aminer1. ZOOS kenois building.
Washington. n. &.
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Stocks and bonds

WE OFFER F1RsT
mortgage bonds and preferred
high class securities drawing z
and per cent per hnnufn interest
payable acmi-annuaily. in amounts
Of 100 10 g., 200
Speciality. queen Anne Hill proper
ties For particulars call
JESkf ms INVESTMENT COMPANY
a0a-3i0 Mutual Life Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-29

BURWELL a. MORFORD. Inc.
575 Colman building. Main 1855
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-29

I .oo0 ltoP riCkERs WANTED ~
It Will require 1000 rickcra Go haf-
Vest the hop crop Of the YAK ina
valley this season. After hop hhr-
vest. ffuit picking commences. Np-
plv t. Yakima Hop Growers Aa-
saFfutfou Yakima Mash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-29

81 600 buys big level view lot and
Groom house. one block from the
Junction. easy terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-29

EQUITABLE BOND COMPANY
oo1.10s Lowman Building. Seattle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-11

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-11

Ab0ve-At the p0stofhce window In
training camp. Below-They're
all glad to unload mail cars.
the faces of the boys for whom there
was no letter, no package. Uncle
Sam would be swamped with the
task Of carrying mail to the boys.
From home!" Those are magic
words to the lads, whether they label
visitor, q package, \ letter or only
a newspaper.
There is always . long line before
the window of the postoffice, whether
it's in a training camp over there or
one on this side. Some word, some
thing from home is in the mind Of
every wearer Of the olive drab.
And when q mail car comes In
every man in camp is willing to turn
to and help unload it. Any chore in
the camp is likely to prove irksome
after \ bit except the task Of un-
loading the mail car. There are al
ways volunteers galore for this
work, overtime is laughed at and it il
done with amazing speed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-11
Cowboys building wooden ships at Gulf eo.. .hpyad

in
bhnH
o is slogan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. J. kaufman and son FL
mer. we're in East Chicago Monday.
Andrew Walter Of Chicago. a former
resident OF Munster visited with his
friends here on Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. Hardy OF Hammond
were in Munster on Monday evening.
Joe kaufman has purchased Ford
automobile.
The cabbage crop this year seems
very good Several OF the farmers
have already begun shipping II.
Peter Schoon spent Monday after
noon IN Hammond.
For the election to be held November
5th. every voter VIII have to be reg
istered. They cannot vote without it.
More than half OF our voters are not
registered. Mr.. Kaske has applica-
ton blanks now and voters who wish
can fill them out at his house. Young
men who will be 81 on or before Nov.
can register.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
ROBERTSDALE

Mrs. Fritz Kasch and Mrs. Langohr
attended the funeral OF Mr.. Claus
Seigler Of East Side Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John wickhorst Of
Roberts avenue are the proud parents
Of a baby girl born Tuesday morning.
Mother and daughter are doing nicely.
Miss Theresa Donegan OF Roberts
avenue returned homo from a few days
visit at the home Of Mrs. CoCardy OF
Chicago.
Miss Violet Gold!ng and brother Geo.
visited in Chicago yesterday.
William Stole, age 81 years. grand
father OF DR. Harry Timm and Mrs
Harriet Timm Aide. IS very low at
the Aide home in Amy avenue. with
cancer OF the throat
Miss Ellen Anderson OF Fast Side
was the guest of Mrs. a N. Ma:z OF
Myrtle avenue last evening
Mrs Cash Of Roberts avenue return
cd home. after few weeks visit with
her parents at Springfield. Ill
Mrs Stanwitke OF East Side spent
Tuesday here visiting her son. Fred
stawitke and family of Pearl street
Miss Irene Anderson of Windsor PIX
is spending the week here the guest Of
Mrs. Fred ScwitNe Of Pearl street
Mrs Charles Gothic Of Indiana blvd
visited her son George Gothic and fam
lily OF Chicago yesterday.
Chief Nil and Mrs. Nil Of Hammond
We're guests of Captain and Mrs. Geo.
Bader Of Myrtle avenue last evening.
Mrs. James Nicholson and Virgil
Eggers spent Monday at Woodville,
Ind. visiting friends
Herman Breckman and family have
moved from Reese avenue to the new
West Park subdivision where they
have purchased a home
Mrs Carl Buehler and children OF
Lake avenue visited Mrs. Edward Hen
messy OF Chicago Tuesday
Mrs. Henry EGgers was called 10 E.
Side Wednesday by the serious Illness
of her father. William Seliger. he be-
ing very low with dropsy OF the heart
Mrs. Morrel of Myrtle avenue was
South Chicago visitor yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
G2HGa2RN " . aG q q 1 y y Ncn
SCROWN POINT NEWS =
~ a CoUNTT4 LIVELY CAPITAL "

Miss Lola Farley entertained the
members of the c. B. B. Club at her
home on Monday evening. The prizes
al five hundred were Won by Misses
Dorothy Tice and Sara Winer.
Miss Mary Brown will attend North
western University the coming year.
G. c. Bartholomae is recovering from
a severe attack Of lumbago at his home
on East street
Mrs, Paul Peters and children left
today for an extended visit with rela-
tives IN Springfield I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Of Peru. Ind
spent this week at the home of their
daughter, Mrs Homer McCrillus.
Grant Crumpaoker. an attorney from
Valparaiso. was doing business in
Crown Point on Wednesday.
The Neighborhood Club enjoyed a pic
mic and dance at the Lassen pavilion at
Cedar Lake on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Claude Altman was taken sud
denly sick on Wednesday and was in
quite a serious condition for a. time. but
is somewhat better al this writing
Miss Marjorie Hoffman is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Cole for a few days.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Hoffman of Huntington. Ind.
who are also in Crown Point for short
visit.
The following new marriage licenses
have been granted John Sudoz and
Rosie Stonich Whiting: Frank Johnson.
Gary, and Beatrice Davis, Chicago AL
len Taylor and Clara Reagins. Gary:
Thorwald Babe and Margaret Miller.
Hammond
Next Wednesday. August Is. Is the
date for the annual picnic of the Old
Settlers and Historical Association of
Lake county at the Lake county fair
grounds lAe Chamber Of Commerce
band viii furnish the music for the oc-
casion. a basket dinner is a feature Of
these meetings. No charge is made for
admission. The business meeting VIII
vices famous poem, also latest Hearst
Pathc News.
Coming Saturday-"THE LEGION of
DEATH" with Edith Story.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
DYER NEWS

J. ?. tone. brakeman for the z. J.
{. E railroad. who had injured his
foot some time ago returned 10 Dyer
Monday evening from Chicago Heights
hospital He lcf. for his home at Bat
tie Creek. Mich
Mrs Mat Schultz returned to Dyer
Monday evening after spending several
days with her son. Nick. at Hammond.
Maurice Baker IS visiting with rel
atives at Chicago Heights for several
DAYS
J l. Ke,lman made business trip
to Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs Carl Kcilman Of Hammond Is
spending several days with her par
ents and relatives here.
Miss Kate Mangold visited at Ham
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VIM. Davenport. a foreman at the
East Gary Foundry Co. has purchased
the E. +. Pierson house in the Hobart
park subdivision Mr.. Davenport form
erly lived on Pine street at East Gary.
Mr.. News. who hauled milk from Ho-
bart and vicinity last year TO South Chi
cago. has purchased the Sontag milk
route. He took possession on the 18th.
Mrs. H. Thune is reported as being
very sick.
Arthur Hamman who has been work
Ing for the Tabbert grocery IS now
working for S. Banner the baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGinnis have purchas-
cd the DR.. Maokey bungalow in Jory-
vile.
Fred Rose. jr. Is taking short vaca-
ton before entering the army and has
WIG. Buchfuerher working for him on
his express truck.
Miss Helen Smith who has been
spending the summer in the south re-
turned home today.
Glenn Wall was a Chicago visitor to-
day
Misses Mabel and Genette Mally Of
Chicago and Geo. NJ Fleok of this place
visited friends and relatives at Nalpa-
raiso yesterday.
The Whist Club will meet tonight
with Mrs. E. Keilman
Harry Carlson has been gone on an
auto trip to Lafayette the last few
days