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The New York herald., 1921-01-23
CHICAGO SYMPHONY
CONCERT ON TUESDAY

The Chicago Symphony Orchestra,
Frederick Stock conductor, will give a
concert on Tuesday evening In Carnegie
Hail. The programme: Symphony No.
g. Brahms Fantasia. Francesca da
Rimini." Tschalkovslky symphonic
poem, 'The Garden of Fand," Arnold
Bax; Prelude and Isolda's Love Death
from Tristan and Isolda." Wagner.
Arturo Toscanini and his La Scala Or
chestra will give their third and lost
subscription concert at the Metropolitan
Opera House on Tuesday evening. They
will play Mozart's + fiat symphony,
Wagner's prelude TO THE Master Sing
crs." Elgar's variations and Sinigaglia's
Piedmont" suite.
Ignaz Friedman will be the soloist OF
the National symphony Orchestra's con-
certs at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday after
noon and Wednesday evening, playing
I.iszt's Il fiat piaflo concerto. The or
chestra will give the "Anacreon" over
ture Of Cherubini
The Symphony Society, resuming it's
Sunday afternoon concerts at Aeollan
Hall to-day will give Il programme as
follows Symphony. 3 Hat, Chausson F;
concerto for piano. Sowerby. first time
Z. Robert Schmitz. sololst; Fire Music
and Ride OF the vaikyries from "The
valkyrie.' Wagner. The programme for
the society's two historical cycle con-
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Concert Calendar
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Carnegie Hall, 3. Philharmonic So
ciety; Aeolian Hall, 3. Symphony
Society; Carnegie Chamber Music
Hail. 8. Alfonso Romero. tenor
Hippodrome. S:15. Nine. Luisa
Tetrazzini; Republic Theatre, Sis,
gala concert, auspices Jewish
Forum: Cooper Union Hall. Sis,
Nine. Yvette Guilbert in Peoples
Institute concert; Metropolitan
Opera House. $3.50, Samson ct
Dalila," In concert form.
MONDAY.
Carnegie Hall. S:15. Alfred Cortot.
pianist; Aeolian Hall, 3, Knight
MacGregor, barytone; Aeolian
Hall, BIS, Rudolph Polk, violinist.
TUESDAY.
Carnegie Hall, 2:30, National SYM
phony Orchestra; Aeolian Hall, 3.
Miss Eleanor Reynolds, contralto;
Aeolian Hall. s:15, Lett Quartet;
Carnegie Hall. S:15, Chicago SYM
phony Orchestra; Metropolitan
Opera House. $3.50. La Scala Or
chestra; Princess Theatre, 3. Nine.
Kathleen Hart Bibb. soprano.
WEDNESDAY.
SdTUtbi6 G.oVs hOAAittp
violinist; Aeolian Hall. 3, Nine.
Olga Samaroff. Beethoven sonatas;
Carnegie Hall. s:15, National SYM
phony Orchestra.
THURSDAY.
Carnegie Hall. 3, symphony Society;
Carnegie Hall. $40. Philharmonic
Society; Aeolian Hall. 3:15, Juan
Reyes, pianist; Aeolian Hall, S:15,
Miss Grace Kerns, soprano.
FRIDAY.
Carnegie Hall, 2:30, Philharmonic
Society; Aeolian Hall. 3, Miss
Kathleen Parlow. 'violinist; Car
negie Hall. S:15, Symphony So
ciety.
SATURDAY.
Carnegie Hall. 2:sO. Young Peoples
concert Aeollan Hall, g. Harold
Bauer pianist; Aeollan Hall, s:15,
Miss Marguerite Volavy, pianist:
Metropolitan Museum of Art. 8,
free orchestral concert
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FOR THE LEAGUE ron ANIMALS

There will be bridge party at the
Ritz-Carlton February for the benefit
OF the New York woman's League for
Animals. This will be the second In a
series of benefits planned by the league
for 1921. the first being the annual
pomeranian show, which will be held at
the Waldorf-Astoria on January 2s. The
management of the bridge Is under the
direction of Mrs E. T. Simondetti. chair
man Of the executive committee. and as
sisting her are Miss Jean w. Simpson.
Miss Florence De b. Allen, Mrs. William
p. Ketcham, Mrs. George Bethune
Adams and Miss F1orrilla Niles. A prize
will be awarded for each table.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
"FOLLY TOWN" RETURNS,

Folly Town." the burlesque that ran
at the Columbia Theatre all last summer,
will return to that house for a week, be-
ginning tomorrow. Gus Fay, German
comedian, plays the principal character.
Others will be Miss Franz Marie Texas,
Walter Pearson, Miss Gertrude Lavetta
and johnnie Walker. The vaudeville
specialtiea is led by Ralph Dunbars
Tennessee Ten.
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McGhie's "BerIescu." with the composer
conducting.
This week will mark the debut of the
Rialto Ensemble, an organization OF
wood wind Instruments, one trombone
and one trumpet The orchestra will
play selections from Ponchielli's La
Gioconda," with Fred Jagel. tenor {;
Miss Ethel Clough. soprano. and the
chorus as the overture number.
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MUSIC IN FILM HOUSES.

A special prologue for the presentation
of forbidden Fruit" has been prepared
by Hugo Riesenfeld for the Rivoli Tho
overture will be from Puccini's Madame
Butterfly"
The Strand orchestra will play John
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
Delicate voice overtaxed.

How did Miss Borl come to acquire
these undesirable growths? Without
much doubt by overtaxing a voice nat
urally delicate. She never was intended
by nature to scream forth the agonies
OF tragic heroines. But she was tempted
to enter the field of the so-called
dramatic soprano a field in which only
powerful voices should exercise them
selves. Listening to Nine. Easton sing
ing Flora In "L'kmore del Tire Re-"
the writer of these lines noted moments
when the hard pushed voice gave way
and the tones lost their firmness and
sorority. Yet Nine. Easton's voice Is
naturally more robust than Miss Boris.
We all remember how beautifully this
soprano impersonated the heroine of
Montemezzis opera. She was almost
ideal in the part, except that in certain
phrases of the second act the tax put
upon her voice was plainly In evidence.
A considerable element in the strain
ing Of voices is the modern use OF the
orchestra. The composers are merciless.
1t Is no uncommon thing to hear a lyric
soprano struggling to force tones of the
medium register through n mass of vio-
Inns and wood wind instruments playing
in the upper ranges.
AS for brass, that does less damage
than one is prone to fancy, for the op-
position of the full brass choir to the
solo voice is not frequent. 1t Is the con-
tlnual strain that tells, and this is
brought about by the richness and So
nority of the general orchestration. So
much could be accomplished by writing
in a more transparent style But the
modern composer is profoundly occupied
with his harmonies and his color scheme
and he covers voices without considera-
ton. The singers naturally wish to be
heard. What else are they to do? So
they force their tones to the utmost limit
and in the course of time have to pay
the penalty. 1t is not always nodules
on the vocal cords. Much more common
is deterioration of the quality of the
voice.
There are now singers at the Metro
politan whose voices are mere shadows
of what they once were. and yet these
singers are still young and physically
robust. They have shouted and shouted
TIL they are permanently hoarse. And
the pitiless mob that shrieks Bravo
whenever any one makes an extraordi-
naril loud sound and has no use for
them when they canot make II, now ig-
nores the desperate efforts of these ruined
voices to give these enthusiasts what
they demand.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
Operas at Metropolitan
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Louise" with Mines. Farrar and
Berat. Messrs. Harold and White
hill.
WEDNESDAY,.
"Mefistofele." with Mines. Aida and
Easton, Messrs. Gigli and Mar
doneS.
THURSDAY.
Matinee-"Aida," with Mines. Muzio
and Matzenauer, Messrs. Kingston
and Danise. Observation-Disclosures
Butterfly" with Miss Farrar.
Messrs. Crimi and Scott.
FRIDAY.
La Boheme," with Miss Bori Cher
reappearance) and Miss Roselle.
Messrs. Gigli and Scotti.
SATURDAY.
Matinee-"Don Carlos" with Mines.
Ponselle and Gordon, Messrs. Mar
tinelli and De Luca. Evening"
Tristan and Isolda," with Mines.
MatZenauer and Telva, Messrs.
Sembach and Whitehill.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
MISS SUMNER IN RECITAL.

A special matinee recital OF monologue
recitations, songs and readings Will be
given by Miss Margaret Sumner OF the
"Rollo's wild Oat" company at tho
Punch and Judy Theatre at that play
house next Tuesday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
Chicago Opera
Programmes

MONDAY.
Norma" with Mines. Raisa and
Besanzoni. Messrs. Lamont and
Lazzari.
TUESDAY.
''Monna Wanna" with Miss Gardeh,
Messrs. Muratore and BalSlanoff
WEDNESDAY.
'Tosca." with Miss Gall. Messrs. Jo-
seph Hislop and Georges Bakla-
noff
THURSDAY.
Jewels of the Madonna" with Miss
Raisa and Mr. Lamont.
FRIDAY.
Carmen" with Miss Garden, Messrs.
Muratore and Baklanoff.
SATURDAY.
Matinee-'Le Chemineau." with Miss
Gall, Messrs. Dufranne and BalSla-
noff. Evening - "Rigoletto," with
Miss Macbeth, Messrs. Ruffo and
Schipa.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
"nrxEp MARRIAGE MATINEEs.

owing to the popular demand Mixed
Marriage" will continue indefinitely In
special matinees at the Times Square
Theatre. This week they win be on
Wednesday and Friday.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
MISSES PREsToN's MATINEE.

The Misses Preston, daughters OF the
late Stephen Preston. formerly Minister
from Hayti in Washington VIII give
another Of their "matlnees artistlque"
Jn the Plaza Hotel January 2S.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

at the Metropolitan Opera House the
public will be very glad, for she was
greatly admired by every one In front
of the footlights. The facts in this in
teresting case will in all probability
never be made known. But it seems
altogether likely that the soprano con-
tracted nodules and had them removed
and then needed long period of re-
cuperation before the voice was re-
stored to what is now popularity called
normalcy.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
Miss Boris vocal Troubles.

Miss Bori was said to have contracted
nodules on the vocal cords. These
growths are something like warts. and
they make the voice hoarse and In time
reduce It to n whisper. They have TO
be scraped off. IL was said that Miss
Bori underwent the operation of having
these warts scraped off. and that the
surgeons knife went astray and S';l one
of the cords IL was further asserted
that Miss Bori would never be able TO
sing again for the reason that severed
vocal cord could not be made 10 come
together and that therefore II would not
vibrate and no vocal sound could be pro-
duced. But the human throat. like the
human heart, Is place OF mysteries.
Strange things happen to the organs OF
speech and song. Paralysis Of the mus
cles which stretch the vocal cords may
occur. Such paralysis may originate In
n division OF the nerve operating a
muscle or from a pressure on II. that Is
II the pressure be sufficiently strong 10
cut off the supplying power of the nerve.
Mechanical paralysis OF the vocal
cords NAV nccIr. arising fron some
~ort "a swelling In adjacent parts. In
some wasting diseases the muscles may
be subject TO degeneration. But the
fact remains that II is possible to pro-
duce a sort OF vocal sound without any
vocal cords at all by means OF an ai,-
proximation Of the ventricular ban s
and the upper edges of the larynM
All Of which probably has no bear
ing at all on the voice of Miss Bort
IN she can sing as she used to sing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-08
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF ROAD PETITION
r. KAIMAN REPPA ET. Al. ROAD
NORTH TOWNSHIP, LAKE COUN-
TY IND STATE or INDIANA.
COUNTY or LAKE. SIS: BEFORE
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
or LAKE COUNTY. indiana. IN
THE NATTER OF THE IMPROVE
MENT OF 4 PUBLIC HIGHWAY,
IN NORTH TOWNSHIP. LAKE CO..
INDIANA. PETITION.
To the Board Of Comm ssioners Of
Lake County Indiana.
Under and pursuant Of the statutes
providing for Improvement of public
highways by taxation. being an Act
OF tne Geaera Assembly Of the State
OF Indiana, entitled AN Act Concern
ing Highways" approved March 8. 1905
approved March 2. 1907. and approved
March g. 1913. being Section 7712
Burns Revised Statutes of 1914. pro-
viding for the laying our. establish
ment and Improvement Of free gravel
roads. we, tho undersigned. resident
free-holders and voters Of North Town
ship. Lake County. Indiana. hereby
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-08
NOTICE FOR Erns

Notice IS hereby given BY the Beard
Of Commissioners or Lake County. Indi-
ana. that UP to I O'Clock ? NJ. on Mon
day, April 18th. 1921. sealed bids address
sed 10 the Auditor, viii be received AZ
the Auditors office in Crown Point, In
diana, for Asphaltie and Tar Products
for Road Maintenance Department.
Price bid shall be in carload lots in
tank cars or IN barrels F. o. y. destin-
atoms shown in specifications and shall
be price per gallon.
An bids must be made IN compliance
with the laws governing such matters
and in accordance with the specifications
now on file IN the Auditors office at
Crown Point. Indiana
A bond OF 100000 must accompany
all bids one Of the sureties must be
resident Of Lake County Indiana. or
surety Company authorized to do bust
ness in Lake County. indiana Bonds
viii be returned to all unsuccessful bid
dcrs
The right to reject any and all bids
~ reserved.
GEORGE NJ POLAND
Auditor Lake County Indiana.
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c. o Harmon 1903 FIR street.
Geo. 4. IRELAND. s442 Michigan ave.
=. +. Coz euan, 3G16 Cedar street.
a ; SambroolE. 413f Ivy street
J. J. Freeman 1924 Beacon stroet.
= II. Herman. s450 Penn. : venue
W. G. Brown. baltimore Hotel
@. i. ANGEL, 3424 Guthrie street
r. J. Dasse 81. D. Ind. H1reot. Ind.
A h. Putncy. S715 Fir street
W. IL Van Horne, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
r. G. Diciey, Indiana Harbor. Ind.
Nos L. stei borg. 2tI7 NJ hiEan aHe.
Nels L. stenberg. 2417 Michigan ave.
IT, W.Dickes. 1905 Drummond street
VIM Wright, 1885 Michigan avenue
Evan G Anderson. 3446 Fir Street
r w. l.. Rottenberg, 3T23 Grapevine
street
J. a. Teegarden, 1874 Grapevine St.
Indiana Harbor
r. v. Dunn, 1909 Fir street.
Il. Tackles S441 Fir street.
Roy w. Tempkius 1892 Fir street.
ID. +. Mcclure. 3429 Michigan avenue
n. NJ. Craghan. 1914 Ivy street
J Calder. 1915 Grapevine street
IT, IL. Hart 1891 Hemlock street
=. Darragh, Mark Subdivision.
Henry r.. de Holi 1920 Parrish ave
Ben Maginsky. 1914 Fir street
d r, Fabian, 1923 Ivy street
T. G. Collins. SIS 6th street
Karl Filson. Ais Drummond
Frank Callahan. 371s Fir Street
James Johnston. S735 Ivy street, Ind
ana Harbor Ind
Leppa Levin. S425 Guthrie street
Daniel W. Dupes. 5446 Fir street
Geo. Blade,
H. Wright, 4lc 4th street
II. J. Neubauer. $40 6th street
=. A. SVartz. 600 9Th street
And the undersigned Auditor. by en-
dorsement on said petition has Fixed
Monday April 18th. 1921. as the date on
which said petition shall be presented
and heard by the Board Of Commissions
ers Of Lake county. said day being the
fourth day Of the April 1927. Session OF
said Board.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
concerned Of the day so fixed for said
presentation and hearing.
GEORGE NJ. POLAND
Auditor Lake County, Indiana.
Ais
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-08
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

For SAI4E-SCRATCH PADS, ALL SIZ-
ES: TIMES OFFICE HAMMOND
BUILDING 3-11-1
FOR SALE-.Largs variety OF trunks
bags snd suit cases. Lesser loan
Bank. S. State Vt. Hammcnc z-l7-tf
FOR SALE-150 uncalled for mems suits
choice at $1,000 and up. Lcssers Loan
Bank. IS State ST 1:1S:tf
FOR SALE-25 shares Steffenguide
Corporation stock AT reasonable price
Address J. ". Rogers, 11l6-2c2 S. State
street. Chicago. III. 4-4-6
STRAW BERRTES- Raise your own.
Plants set i'm April. bear this year and
large quantities for many years. If
Won want. large. sweet berries. get nay
healthy, fresh dug plants. $50 Per
loo. S150 per goo postpaid. f. Cole
man. straw berry Nursery. Crown Point
Indiana. 4-5-5
F0K SALE Six. eight and ten foot
sho wcases, $t2 TO $50 70 be removed
OH Holman street, Hammond. 4-5-5
FOR SALE-Pulman Davenport. S2e:
Large Leather Chairs and Rockers,
good condition, $40 each; Kitchen Cab
met $50; Grown Combination Gas and
Coal Range 500: Carpets and Rugs;
DresseTs. Sideboards and Bullets. tables
aud ice-boXes at a bargain price; 5l1
Holman street Hammond. 45-5
For SALE-Baby Chicks Plymouth
Rocks or Black Langshans, with or
without hen; also 100 Egg Incubator;
Call Hammond 2Ji2. AL
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-08

PRICES OF NEW SERIES '21 MODELS
Big six Touring, z passenger. S2,32S.
Special Six Touring, 3 passenger, ST.
SS5.00
Light Six Touring. 5 passenger, 81
$500.
CLOSED CARS
Special SIX
Sedan. s2.9S5.00
Coupe. S2.SS500.
Light Six
Sedan $2.275.0O.
Landau. 2 passenger. $fT50.c0.
All prices delivered TO Hammond
Distributors for Hammond, East Chi
cago, Indiana Harbor and whiting
Coed values i'm used cars all newly
painted, in good condition. WIN take
your car in trade.
One 1919 Ford Ton
One 1917 bort 1917 Touring
S475.
One 4 cylinder Hudson Touring
$3.50.
I 4 cylinder 1915 : cylinder Studebaker
$3.50.
| cylinder 1915 8 cylinder Studebaker
cylinder Stries II. Studebaker
$3.50.
4 cylinder Series Il Studebaker
$3.50.
An cars i'm good mechanical condition
and newly painted
Sec these cars before buying. they all
represent O. bargain.
P J. BAUWENS AUTO SALES
Phone 247. 645 So. Holman St.
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FOR SALE

room cottage on so IT. lot Plum
mer avenue. east Of Cal umet Gas
cash and balance terms
room two-story house on 90 #. lot
Walter Street. Gas lights and toilet
Large yard. good planting of trees and
shru bbery. Price S2750.0C. 100000
ca SD. balance mortgage.
4 room modern bungalow, So. side.
block from car line Furnace heat
electric lights: stationary tubs. decor
ated and screens. Price $4,000 90 with
$3.50 cab and balance terms.
room modern house On 37z IT. lot
good lawn and fenced in. also screens
Decorated throu ghout. Price S35O0.0
Part cash and balance terms.
room bungalow on 371a #. lot. sum
mer St. near Columbia avenue. Fur
mace heat. Stationary tubs; electric
lights, shades and fixtures. Price is
S475c.00, part cash and balance terms.
room Bungalow on AZ n #. LOT, on
Lewis street. Furnace heat. stationary
tubs. electric lights, shades and fixtures
fireplace: decorated throughout; screens
and screened porch. Both fruit and
shade trees. also shrubbery. Price is
100000 100000 cash, balance on
terms
room brick bungalow on So r. lot
East side near Industrial school. furnace
heat: stationary tubs: electric lights:
shades and fixtures, decorated through
out; good lawn. For quick sale, price
S5750.e0. part cash and balance terms.
room IL story bungalow on 81 IT.
lot. Bauer street. near corner. Furp-
ace heat; electric lights; shades and
throughout. Price $4,000. Part
cash, balance terms
room. frame bungalow on 80 # lot
Eaton street. Furnace heat. station
airy tubs; electric lights. shades and fix
lures: decorated. Price S5750.00, part
cash, balance terms.
room cottage on 80 r. lot, state St,
near Calumet. Gas lights and bath,
also large ba IN that can be used as a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-08
SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. job
bling and rcmodelinE, of alt kinds: also
screening. phone Hammond l276-J. 49,
NATURALIZATION as Chauffeur, pri-
waite or truck. L. D. d717 Olc0tt ave.
East Chicago. 4-N-l
POSITION WANTED-Y Young woman
wants position I'm Hammond. TO
hours day. addressing letters, phone
Hammond ft59-R ~
YVANTED-By woman, position as . eu-
eral homework in Indiana Harhor.
$685. Michigan avenue. Indiana Harbor.
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BOIILING'S
BARGAINS

1qoI DodEc T0ur1nE Car, lINe new. T7T
$4,000.
1917 DodEe Coupe. 5000
1920 DODGE Screen Truck. S900
1920 Chevrolet. 490 Touring Car is
equipped with brand new Cord tires.
tnotor-neter. spotlight tout. $500.
1919 Buick Touring. S615.00.
Haynes Light Six 3 passenger Touring
overhaulnd and repainted a rare bar
gain SS15.0o.
1920 National Soxtet Coupe Has
hcen rum q 600 miles and presents the
IA appearance OF now, Cost over $500.
Ffas many cXtras, including bumper
spot light. extra Cord tire, tire lock.
heater. rear view mirror cut out. Our
price is way below the market price
Price sS0Qp
BOHL.TNCi AUTO SALES
Douglas and Holman streets
Cadillac and Dodge Brothers
Motor Cars
Phone Hammond 266; Indiana Harbor is
So
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-08
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

WISCONSIN FARM LANDS
LANDOLOGY SPECIAL NUMBER Just
out containing 1921 facts Of clover
land in Marinette County. Wisconsin
If for home or as an investment you
arc thinking of buying good farm lands
where farmer grow rich, send at once
TOT this special number Of Landology
II IS free on request. Address Skid
more Richie Land Co. 405 Skidmore-
hlehIe Bldg, Merinette. Wis l:o.77t
FOR SALE
Modern ) room bungalow on East
- ate street. newly decorated, shades
ssnd electric fixtures. $3.50; 5000 balance
We are building a number Of 6 room
al brick Bungalow on Eaton Fields and
Merrlll avenue $500 cash and balance
$40 per month.
Let US supply you with your next or
der Of coal cement. stone blocks, black
dirt', brick OF anything you want In
building material.
II YOU want an estimate on painting
deCoratlng paperhanging, carpent er
69Tdck or cement work, call Hammond
JNO. p. WILHELM & SON
General Contractors
286 Calumet Avenue
Builders Of Quality Homes
FOR SALE room Bungalow. North
side. electric lights. furnace heat the
corner house. phone Hammond 1910
FOR SALE tore with 10 living rooms
ON > foot frontage. 140 #. deep, pool
table. piano and fixtures: Inquire owner
S42 Indianapolis Blvd. Robey, Ind
FOR Rooming house, call 6I4
oakley avenue. or phone 2737 Ham
mond. 4-6-2
FOR Bungalow. rooms ana
bath, modern throughout. > car gar
age on Waltham street. facing Harri-
son Park phone Hammond 2S5S 4-6-l
FOR SALE Bungalow. rooms mod
ern in every respect large cement
basement, furnace heet and newly pap
once. call at 500 Holman street
Terms 81 600; cash and balance on easy
payments. +-6-4
FOR SAILS rooms and basement Cot
tage on y acre, ripe for working now.
terms @ per cent. cash balance month
ly payments. Il. G. Mclaughlin RoWser
avenue, First street. east of Columbia
avenue. south of 18TH street AIS
FOR SALE OR REsNT-13y owner. new
five room Bungalow, modern; lisp
Monroe street, phone Hammond 3e49.
FOR SAI.E-Splendid Bungalow. large
living room. fire place. French doors.
nicely decorated: 81 u It. lot. near Har-
rtson Park. special price for quick sale
$4,000; part cash; J. E Trescott. phone
2S12 Hammond 49,
FOR SALE@S0 acre farm. six miles
from Crown Point. Ind. Small set OF
buildings, good oil. price Sf25.C0 per acre
Ralph J. Wright, Crown Point. Ind.
4-i-3
FOR SALE@Good room house, CEN
trally located, all assessments paid.
Price S5.0O0.e0. Also 100 acre farm one
mile from railroad station on good gray
ell road. viii trade for Income property
or stock Of merchandise. other sma
farms for sale or trade. phone Hammond
401Q and S35-J Jones'. Thayer Voreis
Co, 40 Hammond Bldg, Hammond. Ind
4-7-2
FOR SALE-A partment building four
flats all modern. will net 10 per cent.
on investment. Don't answer unless you
mean business write BITS Times Ham
mODd A-T-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-08
PLUMBING

) #. bath tub complete,
$3.50.
Closets, white china tanks
$3.50.
Sinks, white porcelain
- in. long, one piece, $1,000.
? part laundry tubs, com
plete, 4 faucets, , legs, trap
$25.45
Closet, comb wood tank
$4,000.
30 gallon range boiler
$1,000.
Stand couplings. complete
stock of pipe and fittings
pipe cut to measure.
JOHN o. DONALDSON
287 Sibley Street
A-9-o