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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-11

70 acres good house. Sin rooms. large
hin roof barn. with concrete silo > good
horses. cows. chickens and hogs.
acres in fine vineyard Of grapes worth
$4,000 per acre. z acres Of raspber-
ries. pears and apples fruit alone this
wear worth $4,000. the owner is forced
TO retire on account Of poor health. viii
sacrifice for $500 one-half cash bal
anCe terms.
50 acres near town. good house and
barn. mostly all fruit. miles from good
town on good road. $4,000 o.
10 acres modern S room house. cleo
trio lights baths. good barn. all in
bearing fruit and the finest 10 acres
farm in the state ~ Michigan. present
owner 20 years. Improvement almost
new. within walking distance Of city
of Benton Harhor. where factories nay
high wages wear around.
Phone POSI- or call A. 769 INDIAN
apolis Blvd. RobertsdaIe- 9-10-1
FOR SALE-Modern S room y story
house close to town. Price $500, part
cash. Phone Hammond 2Sl2. BIOL
FOR sALE@For factory sites At Grif-
fth on railroad. consult St. Aubin &
Co Griffith Phone Io6. 9-10-2
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Are YOU still paying rent? Look over
What do they mean in dollars and cents
10 you now. Quit paying rent and put
the money in on your own house and
let US show you the following places
We have for sale.
room new house. never been oc-
cUpied. 81 Il It. lot. fire place. large liv-
ing room. built in cabinet. large modern
kitchen three large bed rooms upstairs.
with bath. oak finish downstairs and
maple upstairs. Very best location.
room new bungalow including sun
parlor. also breakfast room on 81 Il It.,
lot and best location. oak finish in liv-
ing rooms, maple in bed rooms with
tile bath.
room new bungalow in Washing
ton park add. TO Indiana HsrbOr. hard
wood finish throughout. fun basement
with hot air furnace. Modern in every
way.
room bungalow with sun parlor in
Washington park add Possession at
once. Modern in every respect.
room cottage on North NOrthcote
Ave. 37Jz It. lot with full basement in
Guiding hot air furnace and stationary
tubs $4,000 cash; $4,000 Per month.
Two room cottages on the south
side Of East Chicago. will sell at bar
gain.
We also have several ideal residence
sites on the North West side Of East
Chicago. that can be bought On terms
at reasonable prices.
SMITH. BADER. DAVIDSON co.
4709 Forsyth Ave. East Chicago.
Phone 222
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WANTED: = Experienced
Night Engineer, Z nights a
week. - hours each; write A
care Times. Hammond. s-lo-s
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NOTICE TO NON resident

NOTICE TO ON-RESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT
Joseph n Defrier. Joseph winsrocki
and Peter Werbochosk vs. Charles J
McGinnis. Cause No 1854 Action to
Attach
Now comes the Plaintiffs By C
Tinkham. their attorney and files their
complaint herein. together with an af
hdavit Of a competent person. showing
that the defendant. Charles J. Neon
MS is not resident OF the state Of
Indiana
said defendant is therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency Of said act
ion and that the same will stand for
trial al the next term of said Court
and that unless he appear and answer
or denur therein, at the ealing Of
said cause. on the 1st day Of November
A. D. 1920 the same being the 45rs
day Of the next term OF said Court a.
be begun and held in the Court House
Room No 2 a Hammond. in said Count
and State on the End Monday of Ser
ember. A D. 1920. said action vi
be heard and determined in his absene.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereun-
set my hand and affix the Seal Of -
Court. at Hammond. this 9Th dal
August A D. 1920
HERBERT l. WHEATON
Clerk l. S
BY RUTH BERG. Deputy Clerk
STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY
LAKE. SIS IN THE LAKE SUP
RIoR COURT. VACATION TERI
1920
PETITION OF LA NINA CIGAR CON
PANT TO CHANGE NAME.
Notice is hereby given that the abot
corporation has applied to the Lake Su-
perior Court Of said county and state 70
have its name changed from the La
Nina Cigar Company to that Of La Minar
Cigar Company; and that said petition
and application will be presented and
heard by the said court on the 18th das
Of October. 1a2o.
Dated this 27th day Of August. 1920.
MORRIS FENsTS
S.2s. Sail President.
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FOR SALE-MOTORCYCLES
MOTORCYCLES

All makes. from SIS up. To get what
YOU want make your selection now. Sold
on easy payment
EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLE SALES
ROOM
229 State street
Phone 24S9. Hammond
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wANTED-Young man. good worker.
9-10-3
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WANTED-Expert card file supervisor,
who can keep present card file up TO
date and devise new ones as required.
Inquire chief craftsman. American Steel
F'oundries. Hammond. 80
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WANTFD-Cold Riveters,

WANTED:-Cold Rlveters,
Hot Riveters, Buckers-up,
Helpers, piece work basis
with guarantee, applicants
must have tank experience.
Come ready for work; GRAY
er Corporation, East Chica-
go, Ind. $50
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FOR SALE-1a20 Harley Davidson mo-
torcycle and 1918 side car. overhauled
last week S2750c Phone Hammond 1862
i29 May Street. upstairs, Hammond
go
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Riggers. good pay. steady
work. Grasselli Chemical company.
9-1l-6
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-Choice piece of property
so # on Warren St reasonable also
lot on Merrill Ave. Phone 3e56 Ham
mond- 1913
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MISCELLANEOUS
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
WE LEAD IN
LOW PRICES

Our motto: Quick sales small profit
Let us prove II, Don't be misled We
have no other stores in Hammond. Look
for clock in center Of sign. Hammond
Furniture Co J. Arkin. Mgr. az kast
State St. Hammond SGD
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
A Nep Serial of Young Mar ried Life
BY Ann LisIe

him, Anne? I think he wishes often
that he might say my Betty. Ana
which Of the two is worse haunted by
the ghost of Atherton Bryce. | often
wonder. And ] wonder still more II
poor Atherton was worth the sacrifice OF
two lives"
AS he spoke l perched myself preca-
riously on the edge OF Jim's couch. My
boy slid an arm from under the cover
had thrown over him and drew me close
against his heart l stopped and put my
lips to his forehead, and then my hand
found its way into the broad ripples OF
his dark hair. Neither Of us spoke. The
silence seemed to enfold us gently. In
the peace of that moment l felt anew
how utterly my Jim and l belonged to
each other-"in sickness, in health, fol
richer, for poorer
peal al the doorbell brought us back
from drea ming. When / threw open the
door there stood Phoebe looking like a
shy little wood nymph tricked out In i'm
pudent scarlet and bronze by daring
Mother Autumn.
IL just couldn't wait any longer. ]
wanted TO see Jim, and Virginia said !
might bring him some grapefruit and
this little Delmonico streak she whis
pered, lingering on the threshold and
waiting timidly to be asked to cross it,
Copyright. 1920.
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CHAPTER XLu.


At the sound of Jim's voice Terry took
Anthony Norreys by the shoulders and
fairly showed him out of the hall door.
Then he put his finger to his liDs to i'm
pose silence and hurried with me to help
Jim into the room.
My boy had slipped into his gray
lounging robe and was hobbling pain
fully out of the bedroom with the AID
of a cane l wondered how much he had
heard of Terry's whispered scheme to
aid him. But Terry didn't stop at mere
wondering. He took the bull by the
horns and proceeded to find out. AS soon
as we'd established Jim on the big couch
Terry plunged into an explanation
Il stayed for chat with the missis,
Jimmie-and a fine little chat we had.
Was it loneliness or jealousy that
brought you out so suddenly? ?"
Terry, you rogue-I'd misdoubt the
fine boys heart and the square soldierly
honesty of you as soon as ! would the
love and loyalty of my lilac girl here
and that's never"' declared Jim with
smile that was all tender sweetness and
had no undercurrent Of meaning.
But it hurt-it hurt cruelty.
With suggestion, intended chiefly for
me, Terry replied gravely before he
rushed out TO join Norreys:
You're right, lad; next to your little
lady and our Betty there's no one wishes
you better than Terry Winston, as 1
hope you'll always understand"
Then he ran out. banging the door
briskly--to relieve his feelings no doubt
and Jim, gazing at the spot where his
friend had stood stanch and firm in the
doorway, made a queer comment;
'' Our Betty he said. Did you hear
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
Mrs. Housewife,
Can You AnSIUer?
no WOW KNoW--YIII.

j. Whether the apple is native fruit
in our country?
2. The best way to shell hard
boiled egg?
8. An easy way to mend hole in
muslin curtain?
(These questions will be answered to-
morrow by the Housekeeper)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

The off-the-face type of hat still pre-
walls and the new fall models show many
pretty effects with pleated facings on
the upturned brims.
There is also q tendency to vary and
modify the usual off the face styles.
The prevailing shape generally speak
ing features a rolling brim which turns
up rather abruptly in the front.
Here are two pretty hats showing the
newest tendencies Of the season.
The one above is fashioned Of Egypt
ian blue satin in the pleated style.
The crown is rather high and the brim
turns up sharply in the front and is much
wider in the front than in the back.
Nail trimming in gold finishes the edge
Of the brim.
A larger hat of French blue velvet
with a brim Of black velvet is the hat
below.
The crown and under brim facing are
pleated, but the black is put on plain.
The brim is almost square In shape
and rolls slightly.
a jeweled pin forms the only trimming
and gives the hat the popular of -the-face
effect by catching the brim to the crown
directly in the front
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory.

parents during my Absence" and he ran
up the stone steps that led to the castle
and threw open the doors. But alas!
There was no one within. All was
empty, except for little gray mouse
that ran across the floor
"Stop!" cried Puss. Tell me where
my lord and lady are gomez"
But the little mouse was so frightened
that he did not stop, but popped into a
hole in the wall. So Puss went over and
said again Pray tell me, little gray
mouse, where have my lord and lady
gomez"
And then the little mouse replied,
because he was safely inside his house,
you know: "a band of wicked robbers
have carried them away"
And when the handsome prince heard
that he was overcome with grief, and
threw himself down on a couch and
wept.
Cheer up, my friend" said Puss.
And then he turned his little gold ring
around his toe three times, and all of a
sudden, quicker than wink, little
fairy few in through the door.
What is your wish, Sir Cat?" she
asked. And at first Puss was too sur
prised to reply, until he remembered
that the Fairy Queen, who had given
him the ring, you know, had told him 1t
was a magic ring, and If he turned it
around his toe three times help would
come TO him.
TELL me where the lord and lady
of this castle are imprisoned" said Puss.
Come, 1 will show you" replied the
fairy, and she led Puss and the Prince
out Of the castle and into the forest.
And by and by she began to sing;
Fairies, fairies, one and all,
Hasten when you hear me call
And then a band of fairies appeared,
some on butterflies and others on little
birds And in the next story you shan
hear what happened after that.-Copy-
right, 1920,
Ito Be Continued.
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|t4 Society 4

trio Of interesting young women,
who are having a gay time together this
week, "partying round and discussing
In their leisure time the ''Iarks" they had
while in school, includes Miss Thelma
Blossom Of the Maplenurst apartments.
her house guest, Miss Virginia Montgom-
cry, of New York city, and Miss Mary
Louise Bliss of Rushville, Ind.
The young women attended Ward Bel
mont school at the same time. where they
became close friends
Next week, the trio will continue tbe,,
mouse party at the home of Miss Bliss
In Rushville, and the close of the visit
MISS Blossom will accompany Miss Mont
gomery back east, where she will enter
Lasen seminary, in Auburndale, Mass.
Mrs. George Phillip Meier. S12S North
Pennsylvania street, and niece. Miss Ruth
Austin, who have been travelling through
the west, stopping at Denver, Colorado
springs, Yellowstone Park and other
points OF interest, have returned home.
Miss Elsie Darter and l. y. Darter. BIS
boulevard place, left this morning for a
trip through Virginia and Tennessee.
Mrs. W. F. Strong entertained A few
friends at cards this afternoon at he
friends at cards this afternoon at her
home, 1851 Ruckle street.
Miss Freda and Miss Anna Ernsting.
1925 Woodlawn avenue have left for Cal
nornia- They expect to spend the winter
in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Aiken, of Newport,
Ky, announce the engagement Of tseir
daughter. Anna. TO Theodore Pyritz of
81 North Dearborn street, Indianapolis.
The wedding will take place in Newport,
Sept. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Yandawart and
daughter, Miss Martha Katherine Of Ft.
Collins Colo, are the house guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Douglas in the
Standish apartments.
Mrs. Henry Warrum, 1924 North Ne
ridian street. left today for Asheyille.
N. C.. where she will remain several
weeks.
Members of the Service Star legion
1eld business meeting this afternoon in
he green parlOrs of the Y. w. c. A.
Mrs. J. B. Sidener, 512 East Eleventh
Street, has gone to Bay View, Mich.
where she will be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Sidener of this city.
The local chapter Of the American
War Mothers will have picnic at Brook
side park on Thursday
The American Legion, the World War
Neaerans and all ex soldiers and sailors
are invited to attend
The marriage of Miss Nuna Heisel.
daughter Of Mrs. Edna HeiSel. Pts Shri-
.ver avenue, and Walker Montague of
ADetroit, formerly of this city, viii take
place tomorrow night at in Christ
church, Bishop Francis officiating
The attendants win include Miss Erie
yda HeiseI, sister of the bride, maid of
honor, and Stanton Montague, brother of
dhe groom, best man.
( Albert and Walter Ensey left last
might for a trip through the east, ana
twill stop at Philadelphia, Atlantic City
lend New York.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
MY HUSBANDS
FAVORITE RECIPE
NEAR ANGEL FooD CAKE.


ngredients-Three eggs, one level cup
of sugar, four tablespoonful of cold
water, one level cup of -four and two
teaspoonfuls Of baking powder
Method-Beat egg yolks and cream
them with the sugar Add the cold
water and then gradually reat in the
-four, in which the baking powder has
been thoroughly sifted.
Lastly fold in the whites of the eggs,
which have been beaten until very stiff.
Bake forty-fye minutes in a slow
oven.
Frosting may be added or not, as de-
sired.
MRS. OREN r. CLEMENTS.
1885 Park avenue, indianapolis.
Mrs. Clements says the cake is very
much like angel food, only that it IS
yellow instead of white.
1t is very economical, since it does
not require any butter.
l have tried this cake several times
and have found it very successful.
The Times will be glad to print YOUR
husbands favorite recipe. Address
Recipe Editor, Daily Times.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS CUES
TONS

/. The proportion of under-nourished
children is greater in the country than
In the city. according to experts Of the
United States department of agriculture,
because, though milk, is cheaper and
fresher in the, country, city children
have more milk in their diet than do
country children.
2. To make mustard at home mix two
tablespoons Of the mustard -four, a half
teaspoon of sugar and a pinch of salt,
add a little vinegar and enough boilinS
water to make thick paste
g. An easy way to clean and brighten
windows is to dissolve two or three
pieces of lump starch in the water with
which you wash the windows, and when
dry polish with dry cloth.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
NetU Process Removes
SuperfIuous Hair Roots!

Women troubled with unsightly hairy
growths will be delighted 10 hear that
they can now actually remove the hair
entire-roots and all--easily, quickly,
harmlessly II is done without the use
OF liquid. powder, paste, or electric
needle.
The new phelactine process is not 70
be compared at all with any other method
Nothing ike IL ever discovered. II causes
the hair roots 10 come out before your
very eyes, leaving the skin smooth and
hairless as babes. Its action is so
positive. so certain, druggists generally
report phenomenal sales for phelactine.
IL Is non odorous. nOn-irritating, non
poisonous~-a child could safely eat It.
Get small stick OF phelactine today.
follow the simple Instructions and you
will he wonderfully surprised. Adycr-
tIsement.
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snake asked him why he had struck
him with his sword, as I told you in the
last story, and for a moment he did not
know what to say.
And then the snake said: 81 am not
really snake, but a prince, who has
been turned into this ugly shape by a
wicked witch" And then Puss felt
dreadfully sorry for what he had done,
and he turned to the poor snak and
said:
Tell me how 1 may help you, for
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

I am, indeed, sad to think that I struck
you with my sword"
Touch me with your golden feather
said the snake. And would you believe
it. as soon as Puss did that the snake
turned into a handsome prince.
Now come with me to my castle"
he said, and then he and Puss set out
together, and by and by, after they had
gone for some distance, Puss saw
stately castle on a high rock.
"Ah, mel" said the handsome prince.
Il hope nothing evil has befallen my
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
Harry Anderson Weds
Greensboro Girl
special to The Times.

optCIdI 20
GREENSBURG, Ind, Aug. 24.-Harry
NJ. Anderson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Anderson of indianapolis, and Miss Mabel
Gilbert. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gilbert of this city, were married here
Monday evening at the home of the
bride.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Yandawart and
daughter, Miss Martha Katherine Of Ft
Collins, Colo, are the house guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Douglas in the
Standish apartments.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
GROCERIES
" Through the Tu,nstIle"

SUGAR, pure cane graduated,
bulk, pound, 1Se. Domino gram
lated, packed in and 5-pound car
tons, 10 and 25-pound cloth bags,
pound, 19G.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

Mrs. Henry Warrum, 1924 North Me
ridian street. left today for Asheviue.
n. C, where she will remain several
Maaks
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
GRANT COUNTY MAN DEAD.

MARION. Ind. Aug. 24.--Joseph W
Morrow, 81. clerk of Grant county from
1866 to 1870, died Sunday after a long
Illness He formerly was Methods.
minister.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-15

not actual photographs % the piano.
and Player Pianos on sale. rhtrefor,
20 get an accurate idea Of the reall,
remarkable values offered huyeFs
should call al the earliest possible
moment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-27
AMERICAN GUNNERS
REWARDED ABROAD
Champion Trapshooters Hon.
ored at Reception Given by
President of Committee

Antwerp, July 27.-Olympic medals
were awarded the American trapshoot
ers this afternoon at reception giver
by Count II. de Ballet Latour, presi.
dent of the Olympic executive commit
tee, at his chateau.
As Frank s. Wright, Of Buffalo. uset
fewer double -barrelled shots in breaking
his birds In the individual event, II
which ne tied with Fred Plum, of At
lantic City, and Horace Bonser, Of Gin
cinnati, for third place. he will get thirC
prize, a bronze medal.
The Belgian committee offered two
cups for the trapshooters who did moi
win places in the Olympic meet ant
these have been won by England ant
Canada.
The newspaper Etoile Beige, com
menting on the trarshooting events to
day, says:
1.-THE intention has been attributed t.
Sweden to protest against the Amer
leans. charging their shooters are no
amateurs. but professionals
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-27
FiUe Leading Bdtters
in Tteo Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL IFAG'
ENGLISH STARS WIN
vardon and Ray Defeat Hagen and
Barnes at Shennecossett

New London. Conn. July 27.--The
British pair, Harry Vardon and Ed
ward Ray, yesterday won the interna-
tional golf match on the Shennecossett
links from Walter Hagen and Jim
Barnes, representing America, after a
contest that unquestionably was the
most interesting ever seen here. The
day was full of thrills. Both sides
starred and each player did his bit
The score was 1 up.
Ray is deserving of most of the
credit. as it was his single handed
fight in the morning round that kept
the Americans from running away with
the match and sewing it up tighter than
drum. Vardon failed to help him on
a single hole in the morning session,
but he made up for this by taking the
whole affair on his shoulders in the
afternoon, winning back three holes
and putting the match on even terms
and then sinking a long putt half way
across the green on the thirty sixth
hole to clinch the match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-27
Upton Challenger
Euen After Death

Sir Thomas Upton made this
statement:
IT shall challenge again for the
Americas Cup. should / fail to win
this time. 1t is the greatest desire
of my life to get the cup. and un-
less some one else challenges before
next year l shall do so in 1921 for
a race the following year. / don't
want to challenge Immediately.
81 haven't lost faith in Shamrock
". though. They say four -leafed
shamrocks are lucky. She's a
mighty good boat and l won't give
up until she is beaten the third
time. I have devoted a big part Of
the last twenty -one years trying to
win the cup. 1t will be the happiest
event of my life If win and I hope
to do so before die, if Shamrock "
fails me.
II know that is so,' remarked n
close friend of Sir Thomas on the
Victoria. ''In that little parchment
we all sign before we pass out there
il written--in Tom Lipton's will
that money shall be put aside for the
club to keep on challenging until it
wins. in case he doesn't succeed be-
fore he dies.