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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-17
Topics of the
Home and
Household.

1t is as healthy for dumb animals
and pet birds to be fed at the same
hour each day as it is for people.
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band and the following children who
mourn her loss: William, Harry,
Charles, George, EIgie, John and
Frank Deberry; Mrs. Annie Myers,
Mrs. Bessie Myers and Mrs. Ada Van
Fossen. Funeral services Tuesday
morning at her home, conducted by
her pastor, Rev. w. o. Ibach. The
family have the sympathy Of the COM
munity.
Miss Olive Ritter spent the Easter
holidays with her uncle, Ernest Shriv-
er and family, Of Emmitsburg.
Mrs. George P. Ritter is seriously
Ill with pneumonia.
Joseph Clabaugh spent Easter with
his grandparents, near Thurmont.
Mr.. Roy Baumgardner and Charles
Devilbiss spent Saturday In Emmits
burg on business
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DIR. ]. r. Waesche and family have
been visiting In Montgomery county
Mr.. Charles Thompson, wife and
baby are spending some time at the
home Of Mrs. Thompson's father Chas.
Sullivan. Mr.. Thompson is just out OF
the hospital, where he was i'll with
Quinsy, but he is Improving nicely.
Miss Clara Weller has accepted a
position in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. HI. Tomlinson have
returned from a months wedding trip
to Florida.
Mrs. David Dean entertained the
Guild Of st. Barnabas Church Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Ellen Neel and Gerald Neei. of
Baltimore, spent Easter holidays with
their aunt, Mrs. VIM. R. Marshall.
Mrs. W.E. Coomes and three chill
dren, OF Pittsburg, are now making
their home with Mrs. CoOmes' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown.
Rev. z. Frank Fielding Is attending
Conference in Washington and Mrs.
Fielding and little daughter are visit
ing Mrs. Fielding's mother in Gar
denville.
William Hepner has sold his home
to Mr.. Fred Rinehart, and Mr.. Hep
ner has bought the house of Mr..
Ffarry Phelps, on Springfield avenue,
near the home of Mr.. Edwin Hood.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry F. Buettner
spent Easter with Mrs. Buettner's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Ben
nett. Mrs. Buettner is spending some
time with her parents.
Miss Margaret Harris is visiting in
Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Steele have<re-
turned after spending Easter holidays.
in Annapolis
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Arlington
have been visiting Mrs. Arrington's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Bennett, Of Bal
timore, spent Easter with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. N. Bennett.
Miss Lille Wheatly has been Vis-
ting for several days in Baltimore.
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KEYSYILLE.

The following officers were elected
at the reorganization of the Union
Sunday school: superintendent, Geo.
p. BITTER; Assistant Superintendent,
Charles r.. Cluts: Secretary, Charles
Devilbiss; Assistant Secretary, Roy
e. Baumgardner; Treasurer, Maurice
Wilhide; Librarians, Misses Kathryn
Stull, Louise Wilhide; organist, Miss
Elise NJ. Baumgardner: Assistant Or
ganist, Mrs. e. Gregg Kiser; chorister,
C. H. Valentine. s-.--.-7--
Mrs. Edward Knipple, who has been
spending the winter in Union Bridge,
is visiting friends in this place.
w. E. Ritter. wife and family spent
Saturday in Hanover.
Mrs. John Deberry died at her home
Saturday evening of cancer of the
stomach after a long illness, aged 81
years. She is survived by her hus-
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LTERE IL ne
Il Hsf ti'1e Aat
Fvey ECas grEen q
qOhols Gct0,y 70
aseW
Firestone Plant
No. 2, with a caz
paoity Of 10000
tires per day. Is
devoted solely to
the production Of
the YK inch size.
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CARROLLTON.


There was no services in the Bethel
on Sunday on account Of the unfav-
orable day.
Rev. b. B. Wenger was taken to the
Johns Hopkins Hospital on Tuesday
where it is feared he will have to I'M
dergo an operation. There have been
between 80 and 40 pints of fluid
drawn from his side in the past two
months. He first had pleurisy. His
many friends wish for him a very
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Grant Dell went to the Mary
land University Hospital She re-
Gently had goitre removed form her
throat. We hope she will soon re-
turn much improved.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bond =Rupp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Warehime
and son, Vincent, and Hilda Friese, OF
Baltimore, spent the Easter holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
Friese. 50 1853
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Arthur Lynch and
children, of Baltimore, spent the
weeks end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Lynch.
John Martin moved from his moth
er's tenant house last Thursday and
John Dutrow moved from his home
to Baltimore on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mott, Of Bal
timore, spent Easter with their sister,
Miss Annie Rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Grouse and son,
Roger, spent Sunday in Middleburg.
Jacob Lynch lost horse recently
Rev. ]. A. Saxton and daughter,
Francis, of Woodsboro, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Menchey, of Baltimore,
were guests of J. E. Evans and FAM
lily on Sunday.
w H. Grouse and w. S. Evans are
still buying corn at Longs ware
house, at the station. They expect to
load another car in the near future.
Give them call.
Mrs. Edward Kraft and son spent
the weeks end in Baltimore.
Jackson Ebaugh, son Of Mr.. Jere-
miah Ebaugh, has been at the SAM
torium for the past couple months.
Mrs. Leona Brown, Misses Ethel
Hughes, Elizabeth and Carrie Leppo
are employed in Westminster. They
ride the train daily.
Mrs. Sarah Ebaugh, who spent he
winter in Baltimore, has returned to
the home Of her son, Wilson Ebaugh.
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Pearl E Allen

mes daughter, Mrs Pearl E Allen
A delightful party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bon
ner's Thursday evening, April 1.
Quite a. number Of people were pres
ent; after a part of the evening was
spent in pleasure. Refreshments were
served in abundance. Then at late
hour all departed wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnes many more happy even
ings.
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was invited to meet at the home Of
Mrs. Annie Ward the last Thursday in
April The meeting then adjourned
and refreshments were served in
abundance.
Miss Florence Patterson is spending
some time with friends In Baltimore.
Mrs. Jabez N. Barnes and grand
children, Dorothy and Herbert Bar
mes. spent Wednesday with Mrs. Bar
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PLEASANT GROVE AND REESE.

Sunday school at usual. hour on
Sunday. All come out.
Mrs. Lewis Gorsuch and Florence
MyerIy are visiting the formers home
folks, Mr.. e. r. Rash. tl
Mrs. nhumart, Of Walbrook. spent
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gambler.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Provi-
dence Methodist Protestant met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ware
hime March02 5th. Quite number of
ladies were present. Dues collected
amounting to sIs,4o- The society
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the Easter holidays with the Misses
Read: .sif1 ys 384
The children were home with
grandpa and grandma Eckenrode for
Easter. $3.50, @,.4
Mrs. J. r. Magee was IN. Baltimore
over Easter holidays with friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF
ALBERT zAJAC. DECEASED. NO
1904.
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed Admins
traitor OF said Estate. by the Judge of
the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate IS supposed 90 be solvent
EDWARD JEWETT. Administrator
Dated September 2srd. 1920. s-25
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
The State of Indiana, Lake County.
Charles c. Cook vs. Cassie 4 Cook.
Cause 10. 1874. Action to divorce. in
the Lake Superior Court September Term
1920.
Now comes the Plaintiff. by Ibach.
Gavit. stinson & Gavft. his attorneys
and files his complaint herein, together
with an affidavit of a competent per
son. showing that the defendant. Cassie
A. Cook. is not resident of the State
OF Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the tendency Of said action
and thGl 5ae same will gtand for trial
at the next term of said Court. ana
that unless she aproar and answer or
demur therein. at the calling Of said
cause. on the 18TH day OF November. A,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02
NEW GAS RANGE

FOR SALE-Cigar store fxtures, cheap
Al condition. Call 3403 Deodar ST.
Indiana EiarhOr a. 40 Z
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natured under government e1peR~
vision. making 1t unfit for beverage
purposes.
The principal difficulty will be 10
accumulate enough refuse TO make
the project profitable. Therefore.
it would be wise to have the outfit
owned by some club working under
the direction of the farm bureau
which will first encourage all farm
ers to store their rotting yegats-
ton ia order that there may be
enough material to keep the ortnt
busy.
European countries have already
undertaken this grand project.
There Is enough waste on every
farm TO furnish its heat, light and
power. the machinery Is all avail
able. and the sooner we begin =
save this power the better.
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Irrational Crop rmproyernen, s.rvtc..1

Irrational Crop Improvement servics1
"SHE demand for gasoline is
growing day by day. and
economists are already
prophesying that the worlds sup
ply will soon become inadequate.
Science has already taught US.
however, that almost every plant
contains alcohol which can be- dis
TILED at a very low price per gal
Ion and which in many respects
is superior IN power to gasoline.
At present there Is great
suspicion attached to anyone who
advocates the distillation of alco-
hol: however there Is enough vege-
tation wasted on all of our farms
every year to give US an adequate
supply at a very low price.
Under the circumstances all farm
alcohol should be made and de-
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STATE OF INDIANA
COUNTY OF LAKE, o.

Before me Notary Public
personally appeared r. McHe
following
belief of the ownership
FOR the date shown caption required
"a 1912 embodied Section 4 Postal Laws and Regulations print
ed the side Of this FORM tovft
l. That the names addresses of the publisher editor
managing editor and business managers are:
Publisher LAKE COUNTY PRINTING
PUBLISHING CO. -LIammond Ind
Business Mgr. r. Holman st, Hammond.
the I've mes and addresses Of in
and Of stockholde owning or holding per cent
OF the total amount OF stock
R McHe secretary~~~-~ss4 Holman st. Hammond
r. I Marr. Treasurer Lake Ave, Chicago. Ill
r --.---------Joiet III
J. that the known bondhoide mortgages and other az
amount Of bonds ortgages or ohel securities f seTs
none. stated None
paragraphs above, giving
the owners stockholders security holders IL any con
the list OF stockholders security holders
security appears upon
o The name f a nersoa o. eornora any fer S s
acting that the said
contain statements embracing atlantis full knowledge
lief tho circumstances and conditions which
holders aud security holders who DO not appear upon the
other than that OF bonhde this arant
or corporation indirect the said
stock bonds or oeT ssuT o 1sn as stated BY him
soid distributed
e psd sn is Ts si nfoa Roe6s
from daily publications only1
and subscribed before this Of October
(sEA1 n NJ Goop1AND
commission expires 1929
duplicate copies
delivered the publisher the Postmaster who shall
Publisher must publish this
printed after its fling
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WANTED--FEMALE HELP

W zso,,.l. y. FOR house y work.
Hammond I414. 9-2I-s
" MoEK & n,S no coM s4ES6T
WORK. SHORT HOURS. BIG WAGES
TO START. RAPID ADVANCE. AP-
PLY W. F. CoNKEY co. HAM. 9-27-e
WANTED---s lady solicitors. can earn
,, from ses to SO Per week , AZ or PaIs
Chicago ave. Evanston. I'll. $3.50
WANTED-2 saiesladies Tor ice cream
parlor. Dickson Bros. les Sihley st.
Hammond. 9-29-4
WANrED-Three girls not under 10
work and sood salary. See Mr. Payne,
Lion Store. 1924
W-ANTED-SENERAL YOUNG OR
Nj LDlE AGED LADIES FOR 70
IN THE VARIOUS DEBTS. AT a GOOD
STARTING SALARY. APPLY TO
SEPT, EDF. {. MIEAS CO. HAM
MoNp s-Ss-S
TED-Steno Rrapher. must be eX-
perienced. position permanent. Apply
Northern States Life Insurance 90.
AaInmond. s-So-s
WANTED-Gtrl to do general house
work. easy work Phone 1910, Il,
155th Place, West Hammond 9-9o-tT
NTED--Salesw0gnan 10 call from
house TO house to sell music copies.
Call evenings from 10 o References
required. 2se2 Fir st. Ind. Har. 9-SO-5
TED-Competen white g@rl for
general homework No washing and
good wages T04 Fillmore st. phone
1874 Gary. Ind. le-l-f
WANTED-7Stenogra with some
clerical experience. Swift & Co, Fer
tilizer Works. River Road and Marble
st, Hammond. Phone Ham. 4Se TO-
TED-Comptome operator. good
salary. good hours Apply Hammond
Business College, Ham lo-1-Z
-Bookkeepcr with at least, ,
years experience References requir-
ed S. Aiisas g. Co. 13Sth and Alder st,
Indiana Harbor l0-l-S
WANTED-Exp erienced waitress SIG
per week. Nee Restaurant. Ham. 100
WANTED-nddle aged lady for Kitchen
work No Sunday work Lash Res
laurent. 1877 Sibley st. Ham. 1922
WANTED-Waitress also girls to learn
O'Keefe's Cafe $50, 18th st. Whi t
ing. l0-2
WANTED-Lady or gentleman agent in
the city of Hammond for Watkins
Famous Products. known everywhere.
Big profits. Write J. T.. Watkins Co..
81 Winona. Mimi 1913
WANTED-Csood competent girl for gem
erai homework. ? in family. Good
salary and good working conditions.
Call at Hammond Yellow Cab Co. $50
Fayette st, Ham. Ask for Mr.. O'Dor-
nell. 10-2
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D. 1920. the Same being the 7th day
of the next term of said Court TO be
begun and held in the Court House.
Room No. >. at Hammond. in said
County and State on the End Monday of
November. 4. D. 1920, said action viii
be heard and determined In her alb
senfe
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N WITNESS WHEREOF, I hsre1n ID
set my hand and effix the Seal of 50
Court, az Hammond. this 18Th day ~
September. A. D. 1920.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Clark L. s a.
By Ruth Berg. Deputy Clerk. s-2o
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

GOODRICH AND GOODYEAR
Fabric castings. only slightly used. VIII
give 1000 mileage. ali non-skid. 30x3,
81; s0x3 =. 50; 32x31z. $40; 32x4. $3.50;
33x4 $3.50; s4x4. SIS; asks. SIS 3Tx5,
$3.50; Open evenings and sundays.
X e. s TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY
SIS Chicago ave-. East Chicago, Ind
lana. 9-2f-l2t
UTILITY battery. guaranteed two years.
all makes of batteries recharged and
repaired. rentals for all cars. Henry
Wagner Co. 1897 Forsythe ave, East
Chicago. Phone 900. s-2s-tf
AUTO ACCESSART
IS PER CENT DISCOUNT ON TIRES
5000 milo guarantee. brand new Nc
Ciaren tires and tubes. 2oxs. sl4o0;
30x3R $3.50; 32K3ia s2245; aka, $50:
S2xA. s2s.75: 33xt. SOLO; 94x4 5000:
AKA ssf.aG: 35x41s. $500. Open
every day from 70 3.
Est CHICAGO TIRE & REPAIR
SHOP
SIS Chicago ave. East Chicago. Ind.
phone 1877. 9-so-3
UTILITY battery. guaranteed two years.
all makes OF batteries recharged and
repaired rentals for all cars, Henry
Wagner Co. 43s7 Forsyth Ave. East Chi.
eago. Phone eos. s-ll-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02

LOST-Tire. 34x4, between Champion
Potato co. and wilcox 81. Reward.
Phone Ham. $3.50. 10-2
IOST-Feraale collie dor name Beauty.
gold and white plack around eyes
ears and throat erect. medium size.
$40 reward Believed to be out OF town.
Return TO 1929 Carey st, Indiana Har-
nor Phone 5qR-W 1919
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WANTED TO BUY

WILL. PAY cash for your equity in
desirable west side Gary homes Ad-
dress Nd. L., care Gary Times. Gary
9-17-tf
WANTED TO buy, comraen stock in
the Indiana Hog and Live Stock En-
change State your lowest cash price.
write A 11s Times, Ham. 9-27-st
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR S-ALE-largs variety of trunks.
bags and suit cases Lesser Loan
Bank. IS state st. Hammond. 2-I7-tf
ron sALH@Unredeeme Dia6ionds and
IS stats at. Hammond. Open evenings.
@yALL PAPER The right Kind az wall
paper beauties the home | have 1t.
You want H. Call Carl Vermett, phone
l42a Hammond for free estimate. e-27-tf
FOR sALE-Playcr Piano, bench, COW
mond a3p-s
FOR SALE-Cigar store fixtures, cheap.
Al condition. Call 3403 Deodar ST.,
Indiana Harbor. 9-36-3
NEW GAS RANGE
For sale, never used, refrigerator. fine
less cooker. white sewing machine. rugs.
sprung cot, some antique furniture. din
ing table. 100 years old. rockers. stands,
Deu, etc, leaving city. 1923 Harrison st.
FOR SALE-Good soft coal heater, u.s.
cd one winter. CaH evenings 1873
Conkey ave, upstairs. l0-l-2
FOR SAI4E-253S Moreiand rcpea ting
rlne. Nearly new, Will trade for
repeating shot gun. Phone Ham. FAR
or 2Sf- 1912
FOR SALE-Ono large Radient Homo
Base Burner in frst-rlass condition.
50 Douglas st. Hammond 1912
FOR S-ALE-Bahv Reed CAB. phone
1871 East Chicago i0-1-2
LUMBER-2x5. 2x8 2xi2 dressed on
all sides for sale at a bargain Rail
wa Motor Ger Co, l50th and Columbia
ave Hammond. lola
FOR SALE-C,oncord grapes one mile
south Of Griffith Mrs. J. Hun. $3.50
FOR SALE soft coal heater, cook
stove with water tank: l steel range.
! center table. / white iron bed and
springs. I small dining table, ! kitchen
safe. All going cheap. So Sibley ST..
Hammond. 1928
FOR SALE-i00 high-class fancy pig
cons. several breeds. reasonaB Ham
moud Pigeon Lofts. 324 Baltimore st.
Hammond. 1912
FOR sALE-Hard coal heater. Inquire
6l1 Forsythe ave, W Ham. 1928
FOR sALE-Hard coal burner. very
nearly good as new. Jewel Laundry
stove. Call $50 Michigan ave. or phone
27SS Hammond. fo-2
FOR SALE-Household goods. party
leaving town Can he seen at 1895
Parrish ave. Indiana Harbor. 1923
FOR SALE-Baby reed go-eart. also lea
Their couch. 1911 Northcote ave East
Chicago 1922
FOR sALE-Peir Belgium Hares. 81
Detroit ST. phone Ham. S2tM. l0-2
FOR SALE@4li wool velour coat, size
IS: Burgundy color. like new. SIS.
Fhoae Hammond l3o1-W. 1O-2
TRUNKS. wardrobes. dress. steamers.
suitcRses, bags direct from factory.
Save two middlemens profits. Send for
catalog. Ideal Trunk & Bag Factory.
Spring Valley, I'll. 100
FOR SALE-Or viii trade for rabbits,
Guinea pigs. solid and broken colors.
phone Whiting s9-W 49,
FOR SALT rooster and barred
Rock pullets. reasonable. 542 High
land St. phone Ham. 1851. 1912
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AND I LEARNED ABOUT
FOR RENT
FOR RENT large ofic

FOR RENT large office
rooms in Peoples State Bank bldg.
627 Holman st. Ham. 9-2e-4
FOR RENT room house call Geo
Gertz Harrison st. two blocks south
OF Standard ave. Hammond. io-1-S
VyANTED-A refined couple without
children to share modern furnished
fat Write BIS Times. Ham. 9-So-3
N7ANTED-Married couple 70 share
modern 5 room bungalow. Address
RI Times. Hammond. 1905
FOR RENT-One room upper Nat. all
modern. hot water heat, with therTno-
stat. coal in basement, garage in rear
with concrete alley. Rent $50. Pos
session at once. Call al sol State St,
Hammond. lo-S
FOR RENT-Cfarags electric lighted.
S04 So. Holman ST. phone Hammond
2e4. 1919
FOR RENT room fat. heated. End
floor, 963 Wallace Road, near Lyndora
Hotel, Ham le~2
TOR RENT-New house, < rooms fur
nished In Kenwood Best location in
Hammond Write NJ. L. Times, Ham
nond. l02
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PERSONAL

WILL pay 90 for Eight
thousand dollars or any
part. Improved income bear
ing real estate as security.
Address BIZ Times, Ham
mond. l0'-'
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-Garag or s-1reroom space
about 50x1o0, more or less. irnme-
diately. Steffenguide corporation. Ham
WANTED TO RENT-Desirab BILE room.
convenient 10 bath, on South Side be-
tween Nonon tracks and State Line st.
hy man and wife. Write B-l Times.
Hammond 9-27-tf
WANTED TO RENT or room hat
or house near town by man and wife.
no children. Phone Ham 229. 9-3e-S
WANTED-On South Side room with
private family. with OF without board.
middle aged gentleman Garage or
premises or nearby. references ex-
changed. BIZ Times. Ham. 10-I-2
s4T.. Mp A ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE. IN THE MATTER OF TIE
ESTATE OF HARALANBOS c. PIT
sos. DECEASED. No. 2i0e, IN THE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SEPT
EMBER TERM. 1920
NOTICE is hereby given 90 the HEIRS
LEGATEEs AND CREDITORS OF Har-
alanbos c. Pitsos. deceased. to appear
in the Lake Superior Court. held at
Hammond. Indiana. on the 25th day OF
October 1920 and show cause II any.
why the FINAL SETTLEMENT AC-
COUNTS with the estate OF said deced-
ent should not be approved; and said
heirs are notified to then and there
make proof Of heirship. aud receive their
dlstributive shares.
WITNESS tho Clerk Of the Lake su-
perior Court. at Hammond. this 2ath day
OF September. 1920.
HERBERT l.. WHEATON.
(SeaD Clerk Lake Superior Court
s-25-f0-2
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WANTED-Car repair men.
Good piece work prices
and long jobs. Keith r. r.
Equipment Co, Clumbia and
Gostlin St. Hammond.
7Otq
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gage, best location. hot water heat. gas
and electric. VIII accept terms. Must
sell on account of i'll health ~. T. Doc
hea, 3719 Michigan ave. Indiana Har-
FARM FOR SALE
100 acre. ideal modern. up-to-date
farm. s room house. with heat, bath
and water High pressure water sys-
tenn supplying for house and barn build
ing and fences In Srst-class condition.
This IS money making grain and
dairy farm situated on Pennsylvania
railroad. So miles from Chicago in La
Porte county. Ind. Can he bought from
owner on reasonable terms at per
cent interest.
100 acres at Eau Claire. Michigan.
two good bank barns and si1o. Good
ped with good horses 10 good Tfol-
stein COWS. rs shoalts, brood sows.
over 1000 bushel or wheat, oats and
rye in barn. several tons in silo now.
Is tons hay in barn; also straw and
corn in the field, acres in late pota-
toes. worth one Thousand dollars guar
anteed alone. This farm can be bought
from owner that has made enough to
retire on. Reasonable terms. balance at
s per cent. One Of the best farms in
Michigan rs miles from Chicago. All
modern machinery goes with this farm.
Phone 2o6-R Whiting, Ind. Call 76s
indianapolis blvd, Hammond. Also
smaller farms. 1o-1-z
FOR SAIF-Modern S room one-half
story bungalow. Close to town. Price
IS. 800 part cash. J. f.. Prescott. phone
Hammond 2Sl2. 10-1-2
FOR SALES room house. brick veneer.
Bargain. $50 +. State s.. Ham
nond. 9-30-3-eod
FOR SALE-Crocery and meat msrket
in good location. win sell as cheap
as possible on account of sickness. Ad.
dress BIZ Times. Hammond. 1923
FOR SALE
Fine modern z room home. bath. cleo
trio and gas. furnace heat. double gar
age. oak floors and trim in living rooms;
37R TT lot East Side: $4,000,
Choice business corner, with two six
room cottages with bath. electric and
gas: So IT.. $1,000.
Modern brick fiat two room apt
heat; garage very choice location down
town st2,6e0.
Brick fat building in Homewood. two
Z room ants. with bath. electric and
gas. oak trim, furnace heat so #. SIS
200.
room cottage West Hammond. ST.
$50.
THEO. MOOR.
Citizens National Bank 1912
FOR RENT OF SALE-Stone building,
a0X33. vapor heat, best location. Suit
able for garage OF other business. Write
A-i07 Times or phone 1895 or 765 Ham
mond. 10-2
| FOR SALF-115 acres good land and
| bIdgs., orchard. woodland. near markets.
cows; team: crops; machinery; $4,000;
| 81 500 cash. Catalog. Maurice Flayin
Cortland ~. Y 10-2
| FOR SALE-Beautiful Bungalow. s large
| rooms. Pest location in Hammond
/ Well built. modern. Write Owner
/ Times. Hammond. 1o-2
| FOR SALE-Sew 4 room cottage, cleo
| trio lights, 5Tiz II. lot. vacant now
| Price S2.S00. with $500 down Balances
! monthly. 4 bargain. Phone Hammond
| eSl2. l0-1-2
FOR SALE--6 room modern bungalow
| with breakfast room. Easy terms. LOT
! C-onkey ave, Ham. I0-1-2
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