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Going On To-day

DAY
Metropolitan Museum of Art; admission 25
cents.
American Museum OF Natural History; ad
mission 25 cents
american Museum of Safety; admission 25
cents.
Van Cortlandt Museum admission IS cents
Ioological Park, admission free
The Aquarium: admission free
Attempt by Roland Rolphs to set new
worlds altitude record at Garden City,
l.. l.
NIGHT
Rand School victory meeting. at People .
House. Z East Fifteenth Street O'Clock.
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Rand School Activities
To Be Sifted Next Week
Fresh Evidence of Use of Boil
shevik Money in United
States Is Discovered

Activities of the Rand School in dis
tributing radical propaganda will be
the subject of a searching inquiry
when the Lusk legislative committee
resumes its hearings here next week.
With court orders permitting the
committee to make use of all the
papers seized in the raid on the school.
numerous investigators have been set
to work following clews leading to
Bolshevik agencies
1t was said yesterday that fresh evil
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Hignest, 'o degrees (at 9 $50 p. ra) low
est, 60 lat a. m.) average, So; average
same date last year. 70; average same date
for thirty-three years. "A.
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Sa e! s%a VI" asaa
LONDON, Aug. 1.-Sailed: Steamers
tBr), New York; British Peer Br) New
MALMo. July al-sallsd: Steamer En-
rived; stsawer n.I.r Al, Ala sswed1. New York
tor for salonica.
PLYM1HTH ON AVE- sort 1ssIed Steamer
PORT1sHEAD. Aug l.-Arrived; Steam
p1NT AVE New draa. sr
London.
sINGAPoRE. July 27.-sailed: Steamer
conotton, New York; Rapidan (Br.) (froin
Lcith), New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. @ - Arrived
Steamer Aauitana CBr), New York:
SUNDERLAND, July 31.--Sailed: Steam =
er Aureole CBr) from HulD, Philadel-
TARANTO. July 3l.--steamer Pan
nonia (Br) Nrom Alexandria). New York.
Transracific Mails
Postoffice and City Hall Poatoffice sta
tions. New York follows:
| Hawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco per steam.
ship Ventura. August Z.
Hawaii Japan, Corea. China Siberia.
Siam. Cochin China, Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islands via San Fran
CISCO per steamship Nippon Maru, Au-
gust Z.
Hawaii. Guam and Siberia via San
Francisco. per United states Transport,
August o.
Netherlands East Indies Especially ad-
dire ssed only). via San Francisco. per
, steamship Tjisalak August o.
Hawaii via San Francisco, Per steam
Hawaii Philippine Islands and special
ly addressed mail for Japan, Corea, China
Siberia. Siam, Cochin China and Neither
steamship Ecuador August IS.
Japan, Corea. China Siberia, Siam,
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Isands, via Vancouver and Vic
toria B. c., per steamship Monteagle, Au-
gust is.
Tahiti. MarqUesas Cook Islands, New
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
Australia VIZ San Francisco. per steam
! ship Moana, August &c.
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MEMS CLOTHING WANTED

Ave buy gentlemens disc rded cloth
ing. business suits. overcoats. fur lined
coats. full dress, Tuxedos. pants. shoes OF
every description: positively pay more
than others. Write, phone. Meyer Horo.
witz. 44s Seventh ave. Greeley-142s.
ATTENT1ON!-We are the largest BUYERS
of gentlemens discarded clothing; our
great demand forces us to pay higher
prices than any other dealer; we pay from
IS to $35 for business suits, Tuxedos, full
dress. overcoats, fur coats; also trousers
and shoes. Telephone or write. Bernard, 452
7th ave-. bet. 34th-35th. Tel Greeley 2499
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BUSINESS CARDS
Autos to Hire
Carpets

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COM.
PANY.-Cleans by compressed air. steArn
hand or on floor 419 East 48th st. CON &
BRANDT. Telephone 1873 Murray Hill.
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN,
not over AS.
who would like to locate In
New York City.
and who furnish undoubted
evidence OF ability as
salesman. is wanted
for position worth
$4,000 to the right man.
Drawing account against commissions.
Call on j. Fl. HUNTINGTON.
l06 West 40th ST.
after 10 and before / o'clock.
WE HAVE several high class salesmen
producing and making big money; we
need three or four more Call at once.
+. J. JOHNSON & CO..
500 Fifth Avenue.
At 42d St.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

An ir ustrial corporation will offer an at
trac,ive business proposition to desirA-
bic men who can qualify and contract ex-
built tires, either at home or abroad; do
mestic or export orders promptly filled re-
sardless of size; product OF great merit
at an extremely low figure; quick action
may mean money to you. For complete
information call Eastman Rubber
Works, 213 West 40tf.
LIVING PROBLEM SOLVED-LIvE IN
country; earn city wages. Your own
automobile makes connections and earns
good money carrying passengers. Good
house, with 16-acre fruit farm. for sale or
rent. G. w. MOSELEY, Newburgh. ~ Y
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Weather Report
Sun rises. s :64 am. Moon sets $40 nm
Moon rises. 2:31 pm. Moon sets, ,12 200 q -,
Local Forecast.-Fair and warmer TODAY :.
tuesday partly cloudy. probably showers and
thunderstorms gentle variable winds

Local Official Record.--The following Of.
hcial record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date of last wear.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

SURROGATEs' NOTICES
suance OF an order OF Honorable John P.
Coha an Surrogate of the County OF New
York NOTICE is hereby given to ali per.
ROSS PEARSON. late OF the 6s1,ntti cou1ty y u, :,
New York. deceased. to present the same
Place OF transacting business, the ofias
Of his attorney. No; 4s Exchange Place In
first day Of October next. % osi0'e 'ns
Dated. New York. the 27th day OF March.
CLIFFORD c. PEARSON. 1r
WILLIAM P. MALONEY. Attorney fo,
Executor, Al Wan Street and - Es.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ON
~. Honorable John P Cohalan. a Surrogate OF
BY given 70 all persons having claims acains.
JOHN COLT SPOONER. late of the County Of
New York deceased to present the same With
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at rs
principal place Of transacting business. No
~ william Street in the City of New York,
1919 ''' '"' u july
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
GELLER. Ro1sroN HoRAN, Ss'p.eF Atto--
neys for Executor. % Exchange Place
New York. n. 7.
CAvALLl. MAMMALIAN CIV PrJps1,.
. ance OF an order OF Honorable John p
-
York. NOTICE is merely given 10 ali per.
sons having claims against Maximiljsn {;
C4vall late Of the County Of New Yors
deceased TO present the same with yo,,cn
ers thereof tn the subscribers at thefr
place OF transacting business Room i0O2
No. 1913 Broadway, Manhattan Elorourh
New York City, on or before the 4th da,
Of August next.
Dated. New York, tbs 2sth day OF Jan.
uary, 1919
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
JAMES B. krLSHEIMER,
BUTTON & k1LsHErMER. At,sTs.o. AEsseutor, ,o,
executors, 1873 Broadway. Manhattan
Borough, New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
HonorablH John p. Cohalan Surrog Al .
OF the county of New York NOTICE ia
hereby given 30 all persons having clam 9
against Elza beth F.. Hoyt late of ira
county or New York. deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereon 10 the
subscriber, at his place Of transacting
business. at the Office OF his attorney r
Dudley Barlow, No 80 Liberty Street In
the CITY of New York, on or before the
seventh day of February next
Dated. New York, the 28th day OF yu,v
1919. GEORGE HAIL 13oVr' 'u'y'
Il. DUDLEY BARLOW. ATTORNEY for
Executor. 80 Liberty Street. Boropxn n
OF Manhattan. New York City.
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SPECIALITY sA1usA,uN

An exceptional opportunity is open for
proved ability, character. personality and
force TO Join the sales organization of a
largo brush manufacturing concern: we
YOU; II you mean business and are ready
10 send in your share OF the hundreds OF
Hoilars worth OF orders our statesmen are
us KNOW at once; write or call for full in :
formation; don't forget to answer this &C =
tion to accept our proposition. bnt vii,
miss the opportunity of your lifetime il
you let this go by; the commissions YOU
than you would expect to receive for sell
Ing SUCH wonderful line of staple mer-
chandlse; we are now organizing a large
force OF sa alesncn for the North Ridge
Brush Company TO work New York State.
Apply to Hurburgh & Byrne. Sales Organ
1zers and Advertisers. Columbus Circle,
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MEETINGS

MEETING OF THE AMERICAN INsrI.
TuTE, Thursday, August 7th, 1918. at 33A
W $50 st.. $3.50 p. N. e. F. MURDOCH. Sec.
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ANOTHER
500
GIRLS
who wish to make
TELEPHONE OPERATING
their
PROFESSION

will be offered positions paying
OVER $4,000 THE FIRST YEAR.
$1,000 per week Is paid while learning.
INCREASES at short intervals.
PERMANENT POSITIONS to all who
qualify.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT.
OVER 1000 of telephone girls
in this City hold positions paving
OVER V 800 99'U xPPoiNTMpNTs to posi- posi-
tions paying these salaries will be
made within the next 12 months.
THE WORK is ATTRACTIVE.
For the WELFARE and COMFORT
of employees we provide
PLEASANT SITTING ROOMS
SANITARY LOCKER ROOMS
DINING ROOMS with the best food
BBNnF1Ts sSsq Il s0FT; FOR THE SICK
FREE MEDICAL EXAMINATION
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE ANY
FREE MEDICAL ATTENTION in an
SATURDAY AFTERNoON, on
SUNDAY. or on HOLIDAY
LIBERAL VACATION PLAN
ANNUAL BONES after 2 years SER
Cali "sPR1NG oFF1cIAL"- (free calD
or apply at
MANHATTAN
b8 w. houston ST., a. m. to p M
BRONX
4e3 e. fremont Ave. ~ m. to 9 D. m.
BROOKLYN
~ Wi1loughby ST.. 9 a to D. m.
1885 Broadway. 12 m. to 9 o. m
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
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Clothing
Detective aARencles.

A-.A.-WILKINSONS Detective Agency.
Established 1885, quick results; all cases.
male and female operatives; open evenings.
Suite sos. 10 West 34th. Tel. Greeley 4503.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
STOCK AND BOND sALEsMEN
WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT

STOCK AND BOND SALESMEN
We can place two three sal alesmen
on our sales force with salary or commits
sion and by careful cooperation assist
them IN making very profitable income
oy selling security that has the safety
sioilittes OF a high grade stock; $500, 900
already sold; we prefer gentlemen IS to IS
cial connections; experience In this line not
essential; several men made better than
$4,000 last year without previous knowl-
edge OF the subject: are we'll estab.
ushed and making money and have prom
inent persons interested in our PROPOSE
tons See Sherwood Hodson, with Clar-
enSe Hodson K Co. brokers (established
1S93), rs Cortlandt ST.
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Patents

PATENTS.
Over 70 years practice; all communica.
tions strictly confidential; handbook
tor Once consultations Mum 4 Co..
patent attorneys GIL Woolworth Building.
New York.
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STOCK statesmen Wanted.-An ,nusu.,
opportunity occurs for some good stock
statesmen TO dispose Of a limited amount OF
shares In DING commercial concern who
are manufacturing a commodity in great
demand and who need additional capital
TO increase their output. Only the very best
hustlers and live wires need apply Liberal
cash commission. All communications
treated confldentiaIy Apply 10 East 43d
st.. Room k05.
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HELP WANTED MALE

AGENTS wanted to sell our FIFTY FIFTY
GASAVER; make easily $1o daily; sam
iio 75c. Vollbehr & Brede. Ill West 42d 1t.
AGENTS with capital and high class can
join US and make money. Walker (store),
l6s7 Broadway. corner SGD st.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04

DuTToN & K1LsHE1MER. AttorneSs Atruso.s "a,
executors, 1873 broadway. Manha.tan
Borough. New York City
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RED LIkEgg,...r h.,,ss j.. T,. nensssgs NJ @sss
For Porto Rico. Curacao & Venezuela
rrhiiadelphia; Wed.' Aug. 6. at P. n
Caracas. Wedne sday, Aug. 20, at P. NJ
Stavangeren. We'd. Aug. 81 at l p NJ
superior Accommodations for PASSENGERS
BLISS. DALLETT & CO. Genl Mgrs,
fhone ol'o Hanover S2 Wall Street
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TRUNKS FOR SALE

BIG BARGAINS.--New and used wardrobe
trunks. sos sth ave. bet. 3oth- 31st sta
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-11

lump came III nv throat too. But
knew that LEFT for q good cause.
After about thirteen days Of aail-
ings We landed il Liverpool. England
on July 2sth 1918
We stayed IN Liverpool about two
days and went 70 Winchester. England.
We stayed for few DAYS and went TO
southampton England. and boarded
ship Tor France We landed at Ia
Hevre France. on the morning or the
3Ist of July About 2 p m, the same
day our company was lined Up and a
detail was picked out was on it.
too We didn't know what this de-
tsil was. but We soon found out. They
took Ia down 70 the docks and had us
unload a ship on which was our bar
rack bags and other regimentaI prop
crty Xvo worked until a. m. when
the lights went out all over. Soon a
sherp cannonading was heard The
anti-air craft guns were firing and
there was an air raid on. the first one
La Havre ever had In the war and I
was in ST. II was not until I saw the
shrApnei burst. heard the guns talk
ping-g-g-g N tho water that 1 resl-
war going on over here.
on the FIRST Or August. Wa left Ia
Havre for Brain Ser LAuthion. a small
village some twelve kiometcrs out .of
Anglers stayed there until August
26th when I went 10 Anglers to go to
the chauneur's school. I finished that
successfully. 50 they sent me to the
tractor school. which I also completed
o. X
we left Anglers on Nov. : and ar
rived in Lathus the same day in the
evening Lathus Is eleven kilometers
from Moxtmorillon whore we are now
stationed
Well. think ! have told everything
OF Importance. so now I viii close II
/ Is raining outside anyway. and cam
| think OF any more 70 write. Love e
all
Your loving son
| STANLEY F MYREN
! headquarters Det LIST Bn.
saith Art c. A. g. A Z. Z.
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FROM SOLDIERS
From Stanley Myren.
Moxtmoriilon. France,
Nov. Is. lal

MoXtmorillon. France,
NOV. rs. 1915
Dear Mother.
Well dear ones. The ban on GER
sorship has been lifted somewhat now
and We have a few privileges that
we couldn't enjoy before. I think that
the censor will permit me to tell some
or the experiences I have had. So
here goes.
We left Camp Upton on July 10.
1918. at noon. went to Long Island
city. L. /. and there boarded a ferry
which took u to the pier at New York.
City. No 81. There We boarded the
good ship S. 5. Khyber. Just before
we boarded the snip. the Red Gross
gave US q small cake OF ice cream.
few ginger cakes. package OF
Piedmont cigarettes and couple Of
cards saying or our arrival overseas.
Then we started 10 board ship l was
tho seventeenth man aboard. had
bunk "a il the upper section No J
aold. We left New York on the i4th
of July about q.45 n Just before
we sailed. I was put on guard. 70
was on deck when We passed the good
old state % Liberty. and believe me.
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Yen CAN BE CURED IN ONE VISIT
This young man had his eyes straight
eneu recently He was cross-eyed since
childhood and wore heavy glasses since
made his eyes perfectly straight IN
one visit without pain. and told him 20
throw away his glasses
Have over 500 cures of cross eyes on
record. Have patients from ali over
the world Below are some in your
neighborhood- Write to them so that
YOU may for yourself
MICHIGAN CITY PATIENTS
q. O. Warkentine. 41b East Michigan
street, Michigan Cry. Ind.
julia VsloRe, 3&2 Lincoln avenue.
Miss Il Koein SIT Eas, Fifth ss,~~s,
Michigan city Ind.
OTTER INDIANA CUREs.
Felix Polackes. 455 Greenwich stree Il.
Valparaiso, Ind.
Ray BloomQuist, Hobart. Ind
Elmer Nedeil Chesterton. Ind.
It Is not necessary TO spend weeks IN
a hospital. I straighten cross EYES right
or chlOroform
NJ practice has developed through
20 years experience in this speciality and
have TO record Of even one failure 3u
cross eyes. do render the service
promise
DO not STAY cnoss-ExnD-Hr
VIII Positively Rake You Blind Hvsnr-
ually-8ssides DisnEuxinE Your Ap-
pearance.
FRANKLIN o. CARTER, NJ. d.
EYE sFECIALIsrs AEp SURGEON
40 s. STATE ST, ENTIRE "a FLOOR.
CHICAGO, III.
Hours 60 p m; sundays 10 - Il
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE or INDIANA, COUNTY OF
LAKEss IN THE LAKE SUPER
TOR COURT. NOVEMBER TERM
1918. ANDREW MICKEY vs.. PRESS
PUBLISHING 60. NOTICE or RE-
CEIVER'S SALE or PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
By virtue 81 an order Of the Lake
Superior court Room /. and subject 70
its approval the undersigned receiver in
tho above entitled cause viii AZ the hour
Of o'clock r. NJ. on Thursday. Janu-
sry IS. 1919. at the office Of the Press
Publishing Co, sos Chicago ave, East
Chicago. Indiana, offer for sale at pub
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Hsd Exeuse for EatInu oansy.

Edith's aunt had come for dinner
and brought the little girl a box Of
candy. but warning her not to eat any
of it until after the meal. as # would
spoil her appetite. Edith turned 10
her mother and asked what the menu
for the meal was, and was Informed
that lamb stew had been provided.
"Oh, than dess I'll eat tandy and
spoil my appetite. 1 don't tsrs for
lamb stew"
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lie vendue an, Of the assets Of said COM
pany, consisting of printing press. type
and fixtures. office furniture and book
accounts or said company.
Said property will not be sold for less
than two-thirds OF the appraised value
Tor cash
Dated al East Chicago. Indiana this
18th day Of January. 1919
FIRST TRUST < SAVINGS BANK.
Receiver.
ROE & PETERSEN. Attorneys
Expansion drug sale at Summers Phar-
macy. Jan. 18th TO 15th.-Adv
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euARANrEED ROOFING.

NOTICE TO TRAPPERS-Cash paid FOR
1911 cod 2w.
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Business Chances.

DON'T BUY OF sell any oil stocks until
YOU read the Mid-Contient on Press.
Impartial and inside facts about diff
ferent oil companies Any oil question
answered The truth about the oil bus
mess in general Big seni-monthly
illustrated. Subscription price $3.50 a
wear Trial subscription. with map of
Mid-Contient field sent free without oh
LEGATION Mid-Contient Oil Press, 1904
Walnut st, Dept. 81. Kansas City. No.
1-11-It.
Prostate Sufferers to read our announce
Tnent under Personal No drugs. The
Electrothernal Company. 151 Harrison
Bldg Steubenville Ohio. t-1f-lt.
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PERSON AL.

PROSTATE DISORDERS. BLADDER
trouble in men; getting up frequently
at night. positively and rapidly over
come without drugs privately st home;
doctors. osteopaths. chiropractors phys
ical culture directors use it: easily used
by anyone anywhere; no matter what
You have tried or how old the case. this
method viii bring results quickly. Write
for free illustrated booklet and CON
vincing testimony ELECTROTHER-
NAL CO. l57 Harrison Bldg, Steuben-
vile, Ohio. 1-11-1t.
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Wanted Agents.

ROOsEvELT-TRUE AMERICAN Au-
thentic illustrated book. Also world war
histories. Liberal terms. Outfits free
Phillips Publishing Company. Chicago.
Atlanta. Ca. Waco. Texas. Address
nearest office. l-ll-lt.
COAL SHORTAKE making oil burner
men rich. Gas fire in coal stoves from
kerosene. Get our big offer. Wonder
Et1rr,er Co Columbus O. 1-1t-1t.
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GRILLE WORK

Have your special furniture built
herg-storm doors. storm windows. truck
raps and wind shields and all kinds Of
special work from wood. Chss Masko.
"a Calumet ave, phone 2526 Hammond
l2-4-lmn We'd Fri sat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-11

STORAGE BATTERIES Charged. Rent
ed ana Repaired. Dempsey Battery Serv-
ice, ais Fayetts St. Phone 1885, Eam'd-
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FRANKLIN 0. CARTER, M. D
LADIES

When irregular or delayed use
Triumph Pills. Safe and always de-
Refuse others. save disappointrent
Write for Relief" aud particulars
It's free. Address. Netionsi Medical
Institute. Milwaukee. Wis. ia
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LIRERTY BOMBS

II forced 20 sell your Liberty Bonds Will
Hours d III TO $40 p. a. Thursday
ana saturday evenings only g. b.
Guthrie 10 Hammond Bldg. suite =.
Hammond. 1-7-6t.
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Classified Advertisements

A charge OF 10 cents for collection
VIII be made for all classified advertise
ments phoned to this ofice~and not paid
for within Ave days.
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Notice. Truck Owner.

we carry complete stock Of Good
GEAR 81 II Truck Tires Ne also have
! 25O-ton hydraulic press for quick ap-
rlv service Lake Co. Auto supply. Gil
s Holman st. phone 1I41. Hammond.
H. AL TheU, Prop ll-&3-lI
ALTO PAINTING AND TOP BUILD
ING VIC make your auto look like
new winter curtains and fancy auto
Wanting our speciality. Service and sat
isfactfon guaranteed Auto custom shop.
ror. state and Morton Ct. Hammond.
I2-3l-3t
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Situations " anted.

WANTED-Clerical position by young
man with railroad experience Ad-
dress ITO Carroll -. Hammond. I-7-5t.
WANTED-Cleaning to do by the hour.
Phone HarMaond 3422. 1-93t.
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Miscellaneous.

pAPERHANGING and painting: good
work AT reasonable prices. CHrl Yer
mutt. 440 Michigan ave Phone 1929
Hammond. s3I-lrn
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For Sale-Motorcycles.
For Sale-Automobiles.

FOR SAIE-OverIand with summer and
winter top. Al condition, $500. VIII
accept Liberty Bonds. Phone 12slY3.
Hammond i--oV-iJt
STORAGE BATTERIES Charged. Rent
ed ana Repaired. Dempsey Battery Serv-
ice, ais Fayetts St Phone 1885, KAN d
Now is the time to avoid the
Spring rush by having your
Auto repainted like new -
Hammond Auto Paint and
Top Co, 478-80-90 Holman
street. / Dodge reprinted
and overhauled; guaranteed
good tires; will accept a
Ford in trade or Liberty
Bond. Ford touring cars
and roadsters reprinted, ov-
erhauled, fine condition -
bargains. Hammond Auto
Paint and Top Co, 1880
90 Holman St, Hammond. :
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FOR SALE-LarSe modern house; terms.
Phone sS42 Hammond. l1-26-tf.
WILL EXCHANGE hicago vacant or
improved. or both for farm hands &C
iots or houses What have you? Write
Az Lyndora hotel. Hammond. l-S-4t
FOR SALE lots with Groom house.
-8o Chicago ave, Hammond, Tor
$4,000 for cash or on liberal terms. ii. II-
Lortng. Valparaiso. Ind 1-9-3t.
FOR SALE-By owner 5-room bunpa-
low. east side on as ft lot. living
rooms IN oak. fireplace. buffet Kitchen
cabinet, gas and electric light; hot wa
ter heat Price $4,000. 47e Drseksrt
St. phone 27S4 Hammond. 1-9-St.
FQ. SALE room house hot water
heat toilet LIST floor. toilet and bath
zhd door' sleeping porch; bargain. Phone
East Chicago 1879 1-9-6t.
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Wanted Male Help

NANTED-M 10 WORK on section. ~.
per hour Apply 90 /. II. 3. seetqii
foreman at Republic, Grasseih. l. o.
Yard. Gibson. or Roadmaster oince'
West Hammond.
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Automobile Radiation.

penaired and rebuilt Satisfaction
guaranteed Tenders. hoods, gasoline
tanks. STANDARD Auto Radiator Works,
s44 Calumet ave, phone 1850. ll-2-tf.
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WANTED Middle aged man. $50 per
week Apply elevator HAMMOND tS
Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-11
Wanted to Rent.

v-ANTEro-Roon4 or room and board or
Infurnished room in private family,
nv refined young man. Write Io1 TINES.
Hammond l'4J'z
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-11

Phonograps of all makes re
paired at reasonable prices.
Phone $50 or call 1894,
State street, Hammond. ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-11
Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE-Large modern house. terms.
Phone 2S42 Hammond ll-26-tf.