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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-08
Can Horemans Stay With Bill Hard Champion In Match
 of High Score?

Those who have followed bill lizards for many years cannot recall the time when some crack who had an eye on the. .championship wasn't flashing across the sky doing sen sational things in practice. This is apropos of the really wonderful things Edouard Horemans, the Belgian, is doing in practice. He has jumped from 18.2 balkline to 1S.1 with the same remarkable fa- cility to show billiards of the mas ter class. There can be no ques- ton of his rare skill as an exhi- bition player, but the big question still is whether he can produce that skill in real competitive play ing. He Is willing to risk his money that he can, and whether or not he is a champion he is the only one in sight worthy to be con- sidered seriously as an opponent for Hoppe.
 Horemans has made an unusual number of big runs. There is a lot of loose talk about these be- ing records. Some people appa- rently never will learn that rec ords have to be made in bona fide competition to be such. Horemans run of POT at 18.1 is said to be the largest ever made-in an ex- hibition or otherwise. Has any body kept track of all the exhibi- tion and practice runs to talk thus glibly of "records1? Meanwhile, Hoppe is going along his placid way, undisturbed, as always, by the thought that anybody is going to take his title away from him.
 In most of Horemans' games his total has consisted largely of one fat cluster. One wonders whether he has the necessary plugging fac ulty. the steadiness to go along at an even clip. One big run by him wouldn't feaze a champion of Hopes equanimity. How would he stand the strain of bucking against a player of not only Hopes stay ing powers but his brilliance? He's willing to find out, and billiardists want to see him get the chance. He'll beat a stake horse if he beats Hoppe, but he seems to be quite fair in his overtures for a match.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-08

Wells date was okay, but both Moran and Carpenter refused to meet Weinert.
 Frank Black, matchmaker of Newark Sportsman club. cabled Frank Mora,' an offer of s13OOO to meet Weinert but Moran refused to entertain the proposi- tion.
 Some of these days Jack will be forced by public opinion to give Charlie Weinert a crack at him. Maybe such a match won't be made for six months or a. year. But that won't make Charlie unhappy-nor me. He can keep busy meanwhile dragging the Brennans, the Miskes and the others into the ring with him and beating them up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-08
Barons Get Heilman,
 a New Shortsmith

The Barons have secured the services of a new shortstop, in one George J. Heilman, son of the famous Billy Hell man of Cincinnati. Heilman is said to be a most promising young player who will make somebody hustle to keep him off the Baron team this season.
 Heilman tried out with the Philadel- phia Nationals here last year and made a very creditable showing, although he later returned to semipro ball in Ctn- cinnati Boss Moley looked him overr ther and, after seeing him in action in Cincinnati, decided to give the youngster chance with the Barons.
 George Heilman is a long, lanky indi- vidual, who handles himself well at the shortstop position. He made quite record with his semipro team, turning out to be a rather heavy hitter.
 With Gardener and Heilman and what ever additional material that is secured, Moley should have little trouble turning out frst-elass shortstop for the berth with the Barons
 About 40 names are now on the Baronlai roster for 1921 from which Moley must select at least 15 first-class ball players.
 Contracts are being mailed out dahy now and soon the signed documents Will begin pouring back into the local orrlce. Spring training will begin on March l0 as previously planned. The players VIII be ordered to report the first part or that week and by the 10th every man 1 will probably be in camp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-08
OLD FAVORITE OF LOCAL FANS WILL
 FIGHT ON FEB. 10
Darlington Has Been Fighting Out In ArkansaS-KelIy
 Is In Trim

Birmingham boxing fans will have an opportunity to witness an old favorite in action once more, according to an- nouncement by Athletic club authorities yesterday, for Dummy Harrington, one of the most popular fighters Birmingham ever produced, will appear in the local ring again in 1o-round engagement with Battling Kelly. This match is sched- uled for next Monday night, February l4, and 1t should be one of the greatest battles ever staged in a local ring.
 Many fans will still remember the gruelling battle that Harrington and Kelly fought several months ago, Dunn my getting the decision at the end of 10 of the hardest rounds probably ever fought at the B. A. c. The return en- gagement between the two old rivals Monday night should result in a bitter grudge affair.
 M Harrington has been holding down chief of police job at Mena, Ark, where he has been doing little fighting now and then He writes that he is still in prime condition and still packs his famous knockout punch. He cites as evidence Of this latter the fact that he has bowied over several battlers in the early rounds of some of his bouts out in Arkansas. ' Battling Kelly, while not slugger like Harrington. is a mighty scientific boxer who can hold his own with pretty nearly any ringman of his size. His game fight against Harrington in their last meeting won the respect of many local fans who had regarded him rather lightly previous to that scrap. Kelly will have his packers when he meets Harrington.
 Tommy Tompkins will probably use his new scrapper, Young Gomez. bantam weight, on this fight card.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-08

publicity for the south and her athletes in the north and the east. It will mean that more southern players will be hon. ored on the mythical all-American elevens.
 February 25e6 will be ideal dates for the meeting, as this will be when the s. I. A. A. basketball tournament will be staged in Atlanta and all of the en tered Quintets will have represents tives.
 The activities and progress of the new conference will be watched with interest by the sporting fans of not only the south. but every section of the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-08
You Must Replace the Wear
 and Tear on the Human System

end tnae that suust b xePlaced, i3 you me to enjpy good heafh. Your keoa mus be kept pure and vigo- rom, for upon its condition depends every cFgan of your body.
 Many people have found e 8. s. | great aid ih keeping their aystam in good condition. Being guch . fine blood tonic and systsm-b builder s. S. s. strengthens and snriches the blood supply, and gives new vigor and vitality to the whole body.
 8. 8. 8. is sold by all druggists Write for free literature and full in- formation to Chief Medical Adviser, 6s1 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-08

Dfd ysu-ever stspsto consider what txeunsmdous taaz<s is placed upon your mmnnssyzbsusssvery day3 Tha mot eE1cieutsyiscs of machinery in n tho<vux3d issnotsexpeceed to stand fhe stxain that is placed on your body.
 Yer hsaxtsis constantly pumping ffe and vitalityto every part c1 your tody. This 1 being rapidly con r1nsod afte beinx tuxned into energy 6nd olxungth that, keeps your system inG sits vazious 3unctions.
 VII axetysu,doing to replace this r5n upon your system? Every day I1Eo g a4eex3ain amount of wear
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-08

within a year with a little more poundage to his frame, a little more ex- perience, Charlie Weinert will be the greatest heavyweight in the world. And the day that Jack Dempsey gives to Weinert the chance at the title will pc the day when the name of a new chafn- pion will be written into the ring rec ords."
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
All claims against Cashier Barsjonus.
1918 Barring axe. must he filed before
the 21st day OF February by order T.
Kuiikausky. 1928
Not responsible for any debts con
tracted after this date except by myself.
(MRs.) sUsAHN FAIRFIELD
Az Drackert St. Hammond. Ind. les
NOTICE TO THE PUBLTC-This is So
certify that on and after this date.
I viii not be responsible for any dehts
contracted BY anyone other than IA
John W. waggoner. 5o4 Holman ST..
Hammond, Ind. 1st5:22:29
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION. No.
2837. IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF JOHN p sMALLEY.
DECEASED.
Notice IS hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed E~xecutrix Of
said Estate. by the Judge or the axe
Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed 70 solvent.
BERTHA HANSEN sNALLEY.
= Executrix.
Dated January 18th 1921.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS. No.
1896. N THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF EDWARD JEWBTT
HARRISON DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Executrix OF
said Estate. by the Judge OF the Lake
Superior Court.
Said Estate Is supposed TO be solvent.
EMMA T. HARRISON. Exsoutrix.
Dated January 18th 1921.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-29

ssS57 KANzIus. JOSEPH. ard sub. East Gary.
sass KEATIN9. THOMAS. ana sub. East Gary. -
ssssl XNEzEyIcH' N1KoLA, sd Sub. f, Cary =
sass RbsiS6Hf.' RADE. "a Sub. Ea:t Gary. lot -
~ lots Il to q. Block 5 "ts9sN~+.t".1'@ 1855 81,
ss5s7 Hg?Nap baSf5B"o A W z eng ca SiSSSS ii h% "
s,so 49, lot lSIsi2ek 10 .'-t.'''-'".'" IT." T.
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4 Is :!::s i. az s::; Is i ]. ::I.;:ss ! f: Il
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$50" MI Miho SSs5 Ss[A iS sfEv 1na 5 ! 0'S sab. Ga1t :
sae4 NOLAN GboRdE. sra SUB. Bar. cars. =
5as4s 9ARJANoT!cH JEFTo az SUB. na,t
Toiieston or the Hi, lots / 70 8. block I 792 So
EAT cary q Real Estate Cos ana Add. LOT, "
East & Ca. Real Estate COS end Add. iots "
East cary Rsal Estate COS end Add. lots :.
sTd Sub. East Gary. lot 20. block -. 100 II
5sFdd Sub East cary. lots ) ) and ID {, = block ) IS :.
$685. MITRREF!FS. TALE. r Sub. Sass Gary O.
sass %ARfIS2IcHi JOIN. ara Sub. Fast T.
5ass5 Gh&NIE; 5GiAcTTro, sra Sub East Gary -
5sss7 MAr!JAsH, NIKo11A. ara Sub. East Gary
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1892 PETERSON, CONRAD A.
i aas' ! IS say f5y' box Ria3 ! Estate COS i't 40 SO So,
iots % j. block 5 "s..C,~."..c sss 10
Fast Gary Real Estate Co.'S. 1st Add. :.
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Iots s to il. block *~..I.%..res 3ss. 49,
East : S SG9S Real Estate Co.'S. list Aaa- "
lots :. 3. bloch Z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GS :.
lots 6 to 1. black 7o.'s.c. - ass 10
East Gary Res Estate Cos. LIST Add.
East = cary RSsi Estate Cos. list ADD. .
lots I and I. biock 1e...~.".H% 9M .
East Gary Real Estate Cos list Add.
lots Is 10 i. bloek = 'e.,..%... AS IL
East. Gary Real Estate Cos. LIST Add.
East 'Gsrys Real Estate COS. and Add. "
iots 10 70 H. Block ! - as IL.
iots Is to 20, BLOCK i .c....~..1~ 4s II
lots q to Is. block j e--.s~:1.;". 4w II
iots IS to 81. block 1~<..e.@"-@-i~ 4ss II.
lots / to {. block 5 -.....~...."...... III 20
East Gary Real Estate Cos. sra Add
lots II TO IA, block 5 ...-....-....... sis Is.
East Gary Real Estate Co.'S. Srd Add.
8 90 II. lot 10. block 8 ................- 80 2
East Gary Real Estate Co.'S. ard Add
N 40 II. lot rs. block 5 ...............-- 80 6"
East Gary Real Estate Cos 3rd Add.
lots II. IS, block 5 ....-.....-.....- l5s IA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-29

WANTED Exp. girl for general house
work, good salary for competent party
J. G. Minas, 50 Rimbach ave. Hammond
NANTED-Young housekeeper at once.
522 3. State St. Ham, Mr.. Grubbs.
I-2g-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-29
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-store building. steam heat
with basement; III West State St,
Hammond. 1-24-6
FOR RENT@ room Flat, steam heat,
all modern improvements; 1STth and
Elm st. $50 per month. Phone NJ.
Hershcovitz, Indiana HRrbor 210. 1882
FOR RENT-Garage, 64S Ann street.
near Russell, Hammond. f-29-f
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-29

nsst ss|y 5ess Estate Co.'S ara Ada
OTIS is to Il. block s -,
saunders Xdd. lake station W IS It
"a PETHRsoN. coNRAD A.
Peterson's Add. East Gary. lots II to 81
i. Pstersop'. Add. East cary. iots - to a
Peterson. Add. East Gary. lots to ii
Petefson's ADD. East cary, lots 10 to So
Iss PP'B21TIERsoN. CONRAD a. AND ANNA c.
=. Petersen,s ~ AdI lots : to l. block J.
East Gary Real Estate Co's LIST Add
To- Tolle y; o'S on the Hill. lot ii. block Il.
ls4 PEC&SHc, MifLos. ard Sub. East GAry
.sk Lot y; PICK ~
sra sub. e. Gary. lots az. 40. block 20.
7ss PENEFF. vALT. ara Sub. F. Gary, lot q
T7s PILi1PovicH. PETER AND STEVE. 3r4
Sub. y. Gary. lots "a. SS, block IL .....
srd sub. Z. cary. lot IS, block so....
.os 2Td SUBJ Gary lots a to - block 20
sos R.tt$ 552ST c1vo. srd sub. cary, 10
'os RBfPNA. FENRY AND CORA, Peterson
,i5 R%N SSS' JOSEPH IS srd Sub. e Gary. lot
~ RRzaAcS' JOHN. p " side sw sw sec .
.,s i RoRuN 4 F5 aaEs66Rldbh t f. ard Sub. e. cary
s21 "a ! < s TIE ara Sub. Z. Carr
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40 s sS[ IL; 9asfRoSTvAANN1A-
godalr Park sub lot az; block s-.....
Godsir Park Sub, lot 40, block 6.-.-...
S5s sCHAEFER, FRED, list Sub. z. Gary. loti
81 al i R53SN <. r.. 4. Gary Real Estat,
los swan. FRANK E.. Chas. l. swan
son. Uni. Y Petersons lat ADD. lot 10 big
BIZ sBPALJ, MICHAEL, ard Sub z. Cary. To-
s74 ssiAR%c1H.- fL1JA. sra Sub. e. Gary, lot ii
sT4 scARIoT. ANaELo. ard Sub. E. Gar,
,sa ssHEsBsAsT1ItG9gNS. VERONA. sra Sub. z. Gar,
ssl s sGsf g SB SSRSs sra Sub. e Gary, lotI
ss5 svARTSz. Join. Greater Gary Sub. No.
sos 81 BiERoFF. sivA. srd snS. e. cary. 10
see sG;AGR5iioeST. JOHN, ara Sub. E. Gary. lot.
,ss S g; 81 9l0 foH II AND NARY. ara Sub. E
TRBsovIc. HNpJI, "a SUB East cary, lot
,4s 10Th NRs. EoUis, "a sub. East GARY
$50 U9RpsRAisKf' AGA. sra Sub, East Gary. ie
III viu 2sefs tsiAvA. ara Sub. Bai; Gary. i'
ass wtRGNER. JOHN AND MARY. c s L
Co.'S Add. Liverpool. lot 1S. block 49,.
"a WAGNER. HENRY AND MARY, CsL&l
Co.'S Ada. Liverpool, lots II, II. MOCK
VS. YOUCHE. J. H
3rd Sub. East Gary. lot 7, block 20.
ard Sub. East Gary. lots 60, q. block 30
Grd Sub. East Gary. lot 81, block So.
3rd Sub. East Gary, lot "a, block IL.
3rd Sub. East Cary. lot So, block a..
3rd Sub. East carr lot So block ~.
East Gary Real Estate Co'e list ASd
Lot 90 block
lot 10. block S
East Gary Real Estate Co.'S LIST Add
lot IL. 10. block Z
East Gary Real Estate Co.'S 1st Add
lots ~. 2S, bieck 7 ..-.......-.....
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-29

WANTED-30 lady clerks,
experienced preferred,
permanent positions to COM
petent assistants. See Mr..
PAYNE, Lion Store, Ham
mond. -"4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-29
FURNISHED ROOMS


FOR RENT front rooms. board If
desired, fer American gentlemen; 80
carroll St. phone e70-M Hammond. la
FOR RENT or 2 good Furnished
from ! corners, ref. exchanged. Apply
Bodies ART Studios, 80 State St. phone
l493 Hammond. 1-24-1
FOR RENT-to office or mercantile man
perfectly modern well furnished room,
Stuart, 1873 Z. State St, 2nd floor, front
Hat. Hammond. 1856
FOR RENT-Modern steam heated
front room for one or two men; 222
slbley st. Hammond. l-27-tf
FOR SALE-Suite of rooms Including
kitchen and bedroom. with heat. and
hot water furnished. / block from So.
Shore lines Call Ind. Harbor 45S-J.
4-Ae-z
FOR RENT or furnished rooms for
house-keeping. upstairs or down, at
80 Michigan ave-, Hammond 1882
FOR RENT-Large front sleepin room
suitable for 2. steam heat and private
entrances $50 Stbley St.. Ham. 1892
FOR RENT-Pleasant room. I or 2 men;
4l38 Barring ave-, East Chicago. 1882
FOR RENT-Room suitable for one or
two men; 1910 145th street. Fast Chi
cago, Ind. 1888
FOR RENT-Cean, warm room. suitable
for two gentlemen; also single room.
Close in. Call 8 Rimbach ave, Ham
mond. 1882
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping rooms for one or . men,
l88 Plumner ave. Hammond. 1-2S-tf
FOR RENT-2 sets of light housekeep-
ing rooms of , rooms each; inquire
s04 chicago avenue, e Chicsg go. 1872
FOR RENT-Pretty warm furnished
room, cheap; SIS S. Holman st, Ham
mond. 1921
FOR RENT-Board and room for four
gentlemen. All modern c~onvenfences
and the besf of home cooking. Close
In. Call 5fs4 Hammond 1-29
FOR RHNT-1 front bed room and par
Tor with kitchen privileges: also
board end room; 258 Michigan avenue,
EOR RENT-Wel eli furnished front room
facing South in modern home. half
block from Hohman street. with or
without garage; 1913 Carroll ST.. phone
42i1-W or $50. 1-2S-i
FOR RENT-Steam heated rooms. by
day or week: $50 Holman ST.. Ham
FOR RENT-Room in private family
suitable for one or Two gentlemen.
with board OF desired. Phone 1913
Hammond. i-19-l
FOR RENT-Five room Hat furnished
for light Housekeeping. stove heat.
5000 per week: 367 Truman avenue.
Hammond. 1-29-1
FOR RENT-Furn. room. young couple
preferred. 3425 Grapevine Blvd Ind
Haroor, mo. I-zJ-i
FOR RENT room apt. furn. for light
housekeeping apply so 152ud 81. or
West Rimbach phone 5000 Ham 1-29
FOR REET-Light housekeeping rooms
a. Doty st. no children. Ham. l-29-l
FOR RENT-SleepfnE room for one or
two girls Par1y View Apartments;
Ansrtment z. phone 1861 Ham. I-29-l
FOR RENT furn- rooms tor house
keeping. private bath and entrance,
Call $50 Ind. Ave. Hammond. 1921
FOR RENT room Wickey Apt. with
new furniture for sale. Apply BY
letter r, East Chicago, Times office.
1891
FOR RENT-Furn room. steam heat,
44ts OIcott ave. East Chicago. 1-29-1
FOR RE<T-A nice front room. Kitchen
privileges. steam heat. Atlas Apt lob
Phone 1921 .. East Chicago. 1921
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-29
- p
WMEM


Here is the man who is the talk
of two continents because he mar
ried Peggy Marsh, the pretty Eng
lish actress who is mother of Henry
Anthony Marsh, her child by Henry
Field II. Albert L. johnson Of
New York and Cleveland was ar
instructor in aviation during the
war and is now in the insurance
business. He says reports Of -
vast wealth are fantastic.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-29
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS IN ARE WORTH TRYING
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE room Brick Bungalow,
with Sun Parlor. all modern tmprov-
ments, hardwood floors throughout
Cheap II sold at once; John Petri. 3S2S
FOR SALE-MOdern 9 room house and
garage from owner; IL Carroll St,
phone Hammond 110s-M. 1893
FOR RENT OR SALE-MY farm Of rs
acres for rent or sale; inquire OF Mrs.
Henry Gerlach, Crown Point. Ind. 1879
and %, North Hammond Bargain.
Inquire Mamert Zymovicz. t140 West
Huron St. Chicago, III. l-2s-3
WISCONSIN FARM LANDS
LANDOLOGY SPECIAL NUMBER Just
out, containing 1921 facts of clover
land IN Marinette County, Wisconsin,
IT for a home or as an investment YOU
are thinking of buying good farm lands
for this special number of LandoloBy.
~ Is free on request Address Skid
Richie Bldg, Marinette. Wis. 1:5:77t
FOR Sale BY owner all modern SIX
room cottage. Inquire 4303 Homer
lee ave, East ChEo., Ind. i:21:l2
FOR SALE-On account OF III health: Ho-
tel and restaurant; 100 Columbia ave4
FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
For Hammond. z. Chicago or Whiting
property; so acres. Good soil, good
buildings, phone Ham. sSS-M. 1-24-s
FOR SALE-FIve room Bungalow, Is
strictly modern, oak floors and trim,
built IN book cases. c~olonades and has
French doors, house all screened In
porch. furnace heat, laundry tubs and
coal bin, fifty foot corner lot; 1917 Car
field st, Hammond. 1865
Mr.. WORKING MAN. I HAvE
GOT WHAT YOU WANT
Brick Houses, 8 rooms AMI Above, can
accommodate beds. Z foot baseni ent WITH
laundry tubs, electric fixtures and shades
complete. $500 on Payment Plan:
James Johnston, 1885 Ivy st, Indiana
Harbor. 1855
stock and tools; Casper Camp, South
Harrison St. Hammond. 1915
FOR SALES room Bungalow. east Sib-
ley st. modern, except heat. IN first
balance $50 per month; call Jno. T. VII
holm & Son. 2S6 Calumet ave. phone
24e Hammond. 1913
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Equity in so
acre Michigan farm. good s room
house. barn. out buildings and farming
tools. wagon and buggy included, % &C
res Of grain. IS acres Sugar Cane. Apple
Orchard. balance stump land. Terms
can Be arranged; Phone 1908 or call at
49S Plummer ave. 1878
FOR SALE and S room cottages and
II and II room fats, modern. Terms
on all these homes. Phone 1875 or
call 681 Michigan ave. Ham. 1871
BUSINESS
Best location, Michigan
avenue, Indiana Harbor ad-
joining new theater prop
erty where $150,OOO will be
spent for improvements
greatly increasing sur
rounding values.
This property has % feet
frontage, 2 story brick
building. full basement,
steam heat, store on first
floor, offices and living
rooms above and 2-car ga
rage in rear. We. will make
an attractive price for quick
sale. Reasonable terms. For.
full information call
SMITH-HAMILTON co.
1909 Forsyth Ave.
Phone East Chicago 122
Open every night
1-2s-sI
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MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGTNG
Prices Reasonable
Carl VerTuett, phone 1879 Hammond.
1e-2t-30t
WANTED All kinds of repair WORT
Phone 1886 Hammond. 1898
WANTBD-FamiIy Washings. phone
1924 Hammond. 1-2a-6
HEMSTTTCEHNG AND PICOTTNG-At-
tachment works on any sewing ma
chine. $500. Personal checks. Toe ex-
ira. United Sales Agency. 1900 Foun-
tain Ave. Birmingham. Ala f-2a-7
NOTICE
If YOU have any hauling towards In
dianapoIis. cali A. A. Arens, Hammond
1C41-M. 1873 Michigan ave. 1921
WANTED-2.0 600 people to come out
and enjoy Hoop La" Elks' big min
strel at the Hartley Theatre. Tues. &
Wed. Feb. ! & p l:2f.tf
Painting. decorating and paper hang
ing. prices reasonable, all work guaran-
teed. Henry Weber, 1913 Monroe ST.,
Hammond. Pknae 1s5S-B 1-2Z-S
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WANTED-3O girls not I'M
der 16 years as cash and
wrapper girls. Apply to Mr..
Payne, Lion Store, Ham
mond. 1861
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

A REAL HOME-A Great Bargain. 10
acres, 8 miles SW. OF Winamac. Ind,
all nice level land. well tiled and fenced.
good 5 room home. bar hog and chick
en- houses and orchard Of Choice Fruits:
also small fruits and flowers. Price is
$4,000. On account of sickness. owner
viii sell for $4,000. Good terms. Ad-
dress NJ. s. Dftts, WinRmac, md, Vice
Pres. Citizens Nat. Bank. 1882
FOR SALE=40 acre farm, J mile from
Beardstown on c. g. O.. $500 grape
plants ready TO set out. ) room house.
$4,000. Terms. Box SsT, Ham. 1882
FOR SALE@6 rooms, brick house, al
modern oonveniences. East Side. No
agents. Phone I126-R Ham. 1882
FOR SALE-Home Grocery, doing good
business. Living rooms in connec-
Times Onice. Hammond. 1-2s-2
FOR SALE-New 6 room brick Bunga-
low on 40 II. lot. Built IN ice box,
$50 lbs. capacity. kitchen cabinet. buffet
and linen closet: newly decorated all
throu ghout. Call AIS Eaton St, Ham
naond. f-28-2
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ss,0 600. 90
Equity in 100 acre farm. three miles
from town. What nave you7 George
Whistler, Valparaiso. Ind. l-28-4
BUNGALOW BARGAINS
5 room modern Bungalow. oak floors
and trim. well built. on north side, price
s6,576. $3.50 cash, balance easy pay
ments
CHAS. V. TERMINI co.
l2l Chicago Ave. Phone East Chicago
%. 1922
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-29
BOARD AND ROOM

wANTED-Board and room for 2 child
rem ages 4 and 6 years, near any prt-
vate public school: Phone 2s3 East Chi
caEo. 1881
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-29
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Confecfionary
small grocery OF Bakery in Hammond.
State best cash price. Write Bliss
Times, Hammond. 1888
WANTED TO BUY-From owner. 4 or
s room house. cast or north side: first
payment $500. J. s. Times office. Ham
r7ond. 1922