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Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24
Action Is Brought
to Foreclose Upon
Great Falls Loi

Sale Of lot IA, block 613, seventh ad-
dition to Great Falls, is asked in a
foreclosure action filed Friday. in dis,
trict court by George Nollar and
Charles NJ. Byersdorf against Fred w.
McMullen, the Stanton Trust and Say
ings bank, the Booth Fisheries COM
pany and the Mckinney Motor COM
pany. The Booth Fisheries company
is a Delaware corporation.
The plaintiffs allege in the COM
plant that McMullen gave the mort
gage as security for a promissory note
Of $4,000, executed August -, 1918.
The complaint sets out that McMulien
made several payments on the principal
and t.bat there is now due the sum Of
81, ,9G3.5 Attorney fees of $3.50 is
asked.
The other defendants are alleged to
have an interest in the McMullen prop
erty.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24
Son Defies Parents.
Father Says After
Truant Officer Acts

Joseph Baruka, 2O7 Sixth street
south, was brought into court Friday
to explain to Justice of the Peace
?. J. Shields why he had not been
sending his 16-year- old son to school.
Baruka was arrested on the complaint
of T. G. Hober, truant officer, who
charged that the father had paid no
attention to instructions that the boy
must be placed in school.
Baruka told the court that his son
was incorrigible and would give no at
tention to the device of either he or
his wife. Three times during the
past year, Baruka declared, the boy
has run away from home, one time
going as far as Seattle before he was
apprehended and ordered sent home.
Judge Shields believed Baruka's story
and dismissed the case. Probation
Officer A. A. Carpenter was in
structed to take charge of the boy.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24
Hayre Beats Harlem
in Close Contest
Special to The Tribune.

Havre, Dec. 23.-The Havre high
school basketball team beat the Har-
lem quint Thursday night on the Har-
lem floor, in game featured by rough
playing and close guarding.
Leslie Schroeder played a good game
for Havre, throwing two field baskets.
Mark Mayer made one basket in the
early part of the game and later, five
minutes before the close Of the game,
ard when the score was tied, Coach
Chittick put him back in and he picked
off two more field baskets. Close
guarding kept the score low.
The lineup Of the Havre squad was:
Everett Armstrong, Gerald Doty, Louis
Mayer, Roy Nichols, Jack O'Brien, Ar
thur Reynolds and Leslie Schroeder.
Ekeren and LaRoach played star
ball for Harlem, throwing two field
bdAsets each. Roy Church refereed
the game.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24
HOUSE INVADED
BY BANDITS
LIQUOR QUEST
John Hopkins Held Up by Three
Masked Men Who Find
Nothing and Leave.

Three masked bandits, who thought
more of liquor than of money, entered
the home of Charles Hansen, 311 Ninth
street north, early Friday morning and,
after. placing guns against the SIDE OF
John Hopkins, the only occupant, left
the house when satisfied that the Gel
lar was without liquid content: The
highwaymen jumped into waiting au-
tomobife and were gone half an hour
before any report of the holdup was
made to authorities.
Gun in Each Hand
Hopkins, who is well advanced in
years, told the sheriffs office that he
was in the lavatory when the three
men opened the door and walked in.
One Of the men, with a gun in each
hand. demanded that Hopkins turn over
ing the demand with the pressure OF
the guns against the old mans side.
Hopkins answered that there was not
a drop Of liquor in the place, but the
bandits were NOT satisfied.
They secured rope and started to
tie Hopkins to a chair. but he remon-
strated and told them that he did not
intend to get out on the street and
shout to the world that his place had
been invaded by whisky hunters. In
the meantime, one of the bandits had
torn the telephone from the wall, rem
dering it impossible to get into com
munication with officers. The men
searched the house but found nothing.
Officer Sees Car
Deputy Sheriff Guy Palagi was
walking to his home in Black Eagle
when the holdup occurred. Ke said
he had seen an automobile stop in
front of the Hansen home, but he
thought nothing of it. Before he had
place he saw three men run from the
house and jump into the car. Another
man must have been In the machine,
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24
Montana Checker
Champ to Play in
National Series
Special to The Tribune.

Hayre, Dec. 23.-Henry TT. Lepper
Of Glasgow, champion checker player
of Montana, is in Havre on business
connected with the local land office. He
is representative of the department
of the interior He recently won his
championship when he defeated Dr. r.
r. Frazier of Helena, December 16, at
Helena. OF the 16 games played in
this series Lepper won four, Frazier
three, and they tied for nine. This is
the second time Lepper has had the
state championship. He will represent
Montana in the national tournam ent.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24
THE GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS SAY OPENING
OF PARCELS HAS SAME OLD THRILL
EVEN IF THEY ARE NOT FOR YOU

ALI the thrill of opening Christmas
parcels does not lie in the personal
receptions Of the gift, according to
Frank Wild, Fl. n. Young and W: w.
wilkins, customs officers, who have
the opportunity of opening hundreds of
packages containing everything, from
amber cigaret holders to silk under
wear from Paris. The customs Off
GERS are busy this week inspecting
office of J. W. Roberts, customs col
lector for Montana and Idaho.
All parcels from Europe for per-
sons in this district are handled
through Mr.. Roberts office in Great
Falls and are subject to duty under the
internal revenue act. The packages
have arrived by hundreds during the
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24

last two days and must be inspected
before they are sent to the various
postoffices. The duty must be paid
at the postoffice where the package
is received.
In many cases the amount of the
duty is more than the contents Of
the packages are worth as measured
in American money standards. The
revenue tax which is due on some pack
ages in addition to the regular duty
makes the package more expensive
to the person receiving the package
than to the person who sent it, Mr.
Roberts said
The delivery of hundreds of pack
ages will be delayed until after Christ
mas, because of their late arrival in
the customs office.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24
NORRIS SCHLAIFER LOSES
TO MURPHY ON FOUL

Denver, Dec. 23.-Morris Schlaifer of
Omaha, was disqualified on a foul in
the fifth round Of scheduled 12-round
bout here with frankie Murphy of Den
yer. They fought on even terms for
four rounds, although the referee re-
peatedly cautioned Schlaifer for strik-
ing low. They ara Welterweights.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24
Smith Will Spend
Christmas on Coast

W. R. Smith, general superintend-
ent of the Great Northern railroad
with offices in Great Falls, left Fri
day for his home at Kent, Wn., where
he will spend the holidays with his FAM
lily. Mr.. Smith has 20 acre fruit
ranch and claims that there the ap-
pies grow big and red.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24

The special court appointed under the
eight-hour act to investigate ordinary
working hours in industry in Australia
has formulated reports upon seven in
dustry groups and has recommended in
each case reduction Of ordinary work
ing hours to A per week.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24
PETE HERMAN LOSES
TO MIDGET SMITH

New York, Dec. 23.-Pete Herman
was returned to New Orleans Friday
after being stopped in his second eff
fort to regain the bantamweight title.
He lost the decision to Midget Smith
Thursday night after Is rounds.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24

Mother Goose" was a real char
acter and was born in 1885.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-24

The opium fiend becomes a habitual
liar.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-28

Cut in sizes: s. 10. u and IA years.
10 year size Will require IA yards
Of 40 inch material. Price II cents.
Catalogue Notice-Send I5c in silver
or stamps for our up-to-date spring
and summer 1921 catalogue. contain
Ing over 500 designs OF ladies'. misses
and children's patterns, a concise and
comprehensive article on dressmaking,
also some polonts for the needle 0llus-
trating 80 ofo the yArious simple
stitches) all valuable TO the homs
dressmaker
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NOTICE FUR BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY tbs
Board Of Commissioners Of Lake County
Indiana that UP until o'clock p NJ
on Tuesday. the eth day or June, 1921
scaled bids. addressed to tho Auditor
VIII be received. at the Auditors office
in Crown Point. Indiana, for
STEEL
IS s-inch I beams 20 II. long At 10 b
s-inch I beams. S3 #. 9 inches Ions
at s ID.
10 6-inch I beams #. long at 1214 II
16 s-inch channel beams 20 Fl. long al
liz ID.
All with ais inch holes punched or
hanges i = inches from ends.
Steel beams shall be made by the op-
en- hearth process and shall bend cold
fat upon itself. without cracking on the
convex side Of the bent portion. throu Oh
$50 degrees Fair.
The thickness shall not vary more
than OF inch and the weight not more
than rs per cent and shall conform 70
the requirements or the Am. Soc. for
Testing Materials as adopted in 1914
Price bid TO be per cwt. and F. o. B.
Crown Point, Ind.
PLANK
5000 B. NJ. F. 2xs In. and wider
by u IT.
5000 B. NJ. F. sxs IN, and wider by
is II.
Price to be per b. NJ F. and F o b.
Ainsworth. Ind. consigned to B. D.
woodward
= carload 2xs tn. and wider by IS f.
y carload 2xs in. and wider by Is f.
carload SKIS in. and wider by 5 IT.
All plank TO be of number one white
oak. TO be sawed true and straight. fun
size. free from decaped wood or sap
wood. worm holes, checks or other de-
fects impairing it's strength or durabil-
.ty
Price bid TO be per 3. NJ F. and F o.
B., Crown Point. Ind.
PAINT SUPPLIES
1000 lbs of white lead. Dutch Boy
its equal.
Tho above Is to have specific gray
ity of at least 81 and pacted in 100 lbs.
30 gallons of pure bottled linseed oil
in drum.
10 gallons Of turpentine. IN drum.
All to be F. O. B.. Crown Point. In
diana.
All bids must be made in fun com
plfance with the laws governing such
matters.
4 bond equal to the amount Of the bid,
must accompany all bids. One OF the
sureties must be resident Of Lake
County, Indiana. or Surety Company,
authorized to do business in Lake Coun-
-. Indiana
The right to reject any and all bids
is reserved.
GEORGE NJ. POLAND
5-as Auditor Lake County. Indiana.
N THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE
MATTER OF MARTIN NOCAI., VOL
UrNTARY BANKRUPT. CAUSE No.
35I
TO the creditors or Martin Kocsl. vol
untary bankrupt Of Hammond, Lake
County, State Of Indiana:
You. and each OF you. are hereby no
tifed that on the 27th day of May. A. .
1921. Martin Kocal was duly adjudgcd
a bankrupt, and the first meeting Of his
creditors will be held al the Federal
Court Room in Hammond. Indiana, AZ
ten O'Clock A NJ. Friday. June 10 1921.
AZ which time the creditors may attend
prove their claims. examine the bank
rupt, appoint a trustee and transact
such further business as may properly
come before said meeting
IN ORDER TO RECEIVE CONsID
GRAFTON all claims must be properly
endorsed on the outer side thereof with
the name of the bankrupt, name and
address of creditor. amount claimed. and
name and address Of counsel. If any.
HARRY c. SHERIDAN
Referee in Bankruptcy
Frankfort Indiana. MAY a. 1921
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Frankfort. Indiana, May a.. 1921.
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL PROP

NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL PROP
ERTY IN THE CITY OF HAMMOND
INDIANA
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Board Of school Trustees of the City or
Hammond, Indiana. will, on the End day
Of June. 1921. at seven O'Clock in the
evening at the office of the Board in
the Central school Building IN said
City, offer for sale, at public auction
to the highest bidder the Central school
property Excluding the building) To-
Gated at the corner OF Holman and Fay
cite streets IN the said City.
The following rules, terms and con
di4ions will govern said sale.
J. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. and the Board
further reserves the right 10 remove
the school building now on said prem
Uses on or before September L. 1921
? The purchaser shall assume all
unpaid installments Of special assess
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms TO let:
$3.50 to $3.50 per week; Hotel Carleton
Hammond. 2-2stt
FOR RENT-3 rooms in a cottage. front
screened porch. one and two rooms
for bachelors. I6S Plummer avenue
Hammond, 5-25-tf
rOh HEN I-turnlshed room for gem
tlenan. private home, modern, heat
ed. phone Hammond 21e3; go state
Line street 49,
FOR RENT and room suites for
light hskpg., strictly modern, room
suite has two bed rooms, pA9ne 1875 or
call 531 Michigan avenue, Hammond
o-zo-4
FOR RENT-Large front sleeping room
good location: ~ Carroll street, tel
Hammond 1Sol-W. 5-26-S
FOR RENT light hskpg. rooms, pri-
Vate bath; All Barring avenue, phone
Hammond 12S9-W $3.50
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished large airy
room South Holman street near the
park. phone Hammond S56-W. $3.50
FOR RENT-Light hskpg rooms. two
clean rooms for couple or bachelor;
25S Indiana avenue. Hammond 5-27-2
WILL SHARE BUNGALOW with mar
ried couple where wife viii keep house
for father and son; 634 Douglas avenue.
phone 1852 Hammond references re-
quired 1919
FOR RENT-Will share i've room fur
nished Bungalow with couple; 1898
Van Buren, street, Hammond S-2l-3
FOR RENT-Furnished room for one or
two men; 1902 McCook avenue, East
Chicago. 5-2I-3
FOR RENT-Four room apartment fur
nished completely with piano. handy
10 Standard steel or Gibson; u block
from street car; write B-4%s, care Of
Times. Hammond. 5-2l-2
FOR RENT-A two and five room apt.
phone 1909; 80 l52nd street, Ham
mond. 5-27-l
FOR RENT-WIII share modern Bung
vr.ffh NHh urf1i
three wear old child during day: 1901
Calumet avenue, Hammond 6-26-l
FOR RENT-F'urnished plain 3 room
cottage gas furnished FOR cooking
'p''E % ''' sass
FOR RENT neatly furnished rooms
for one or two gentlemen, modern.
centrally located. 105 Clinton street,
Hammond. 5-2S-l
FOR RENT rooms for light hskpg.,
gas and electricity, 235 Indiana ave.
I'd fat. $3.50 per week. Hammond;
FOR RENT-Newiy furnished modern
hskpg. rooms; SIS Calumet avenue,
Hammond. 5-Zs-l
FOR RENT-Four room apartment. az
1871 Columbia avenue; also two hrst
floor rooms furnished; Inquire zoo Sib-
ley street, Hammond. o-zs-l
FOR RENT-Furnished room: 40ll
Northcotte avenue East chicago
5-2S-2
FOR RENT-Furnished room for gem gen.
tleman,C centrally located phone 800
Hammond, Sunday or Monday morn
ing. o-zo-l
FOR RENT-3 room furnished cottege;
442 Oak street Hammond. 5-z6-Z
FOR RENT-One or two clean rooms
furnished for hskpg.. centrally locat-
ed, phone Hammond 3795. Refer.
FOB RENT suites of rooms each.
for light hskpg. modern, private en-
trance - block from Holman street
1913 Michigan avenue. Hammond o-2s-l
FOR RENT room house partly fur
rished IS desired: 3711 Drummcnd s.
Indiana HaTbor. o-zo-z
FOR RENT neat and cool light hskpg
rooms near Holman and Ogden street
No children. phone evenings, Hammond
215s. 90
FOR RENT-sleeping room modern.
phone 1856 or call 500 Holman street
Hammond. 80
FOR RENT@3 we'll furnished light
hskpg rooms. phone Hammond lesl-J
296 Fayette street $3.50
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BOILING AUTO SALES

USED CAR BARGATTS
One Overland Roadster, frst-clas g
condition. $500.
One Detroit Touring Car. good tires
runs like new. 800.
One Dixie Flyer, good condition, $3.50.
One Overland 80 Sedan, like new 500.
One Dodge Touring. overhauled and
in Arst-class condition, $500.
One new Odds s. $500
one Paige Roadster, $500.
One 1920 Oakland Coupe, guaranteed,
for 5000.
one 5 passenger studebaker. first
class condition $3.50.
One Franklin Roadster $500
one Chevrolet Sedan $3.50.
One Ford passenger touring $3.50.
One 1920 Ford Roadster. new, $3.50.
one Ford Ton Truck. $500.
one Ford Ton Truck for $3.50.
one Hudson Sedan $500.
one REQ Touring. 1850.
We now have garage service. open
all evenings Can handle wrecks Of
any kind. ow-ins $500 and up.
We are open evenings until 9 p. m.
These cars have been repainted and
thorou ghly overhauled Your old car
in trade and time payments. This
place is under new management.
HAMMOND AUTO PAINT K TOP co.
$50 Holman street Hammond 5-245
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tents against said property.

ments against said property.
8. a cash payment Of one-third G-5)
Of purchase price will be required at
the time OF the sale. The balance TO
be due IN one. two and three years Sc
cured by purchase money mortgages
drawing six per cent $50 interest
semi annually.
SCHOOL CITY OF HAMMOND. IND.
BY @. l.. SMITH. President.
BY l. L. BOMBERGBR. Sec'y.
5-1z-14-21-2S
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NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY.
IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT.
SITTING AT HAMMOND. INDIANA.
NAY TERM 1921
ANNA KASLASKAs rs. JOHN KAs-
LAsKAs. CAUSE NO. 2O452. ACT
ION TO DIVORCE.
Now comes the plaintid by I. I. Mod
jeska. attorney. and files her com
plant herein. together with an am
dayit Of a competent and disinterested
person. showing that the defendant
thereto. towit: John Kaslaskas. Is not
a resident Of the state OF indiana
said defendant IS Therefore hereby
notified Of the pendency OF said action
and that the same vii stand for trls.
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Mohammadan onAh

Mohammedan Oath.
The Mohammedsn takes an cath With
his forehead reversntiy resting upoa
the open Koran. Taking the book IN
his hands he stops, slowly bowinR his
head until it touches tho book
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Six room house
or lower fat, South side. between now
and the first Of September. No child
rem. Call 562 orS38-J Hammond
WANTED TO RENT-House or bunga-
low. unfurnished, SO rooms, must be
modern. good location; write W. Times.
Hammond. $3.50
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WANTED-GirI for general housework
with some experience; 10 Mason st.
Hammond. 5-26-2
WACTED-Giri FOR general homework
Call 3044 or 1924 Moraine avenue,
Hammond. o-2+4
WA NTED-Berrfe Pickers. 2tac per Of.
Apply 9. E. Holt. Calumet and Sax
ony avenues. South Hammond. 5-25-4
WANTED-Girl 10 answer telephone
4s6 Holman street, phone Hammond
1876 5-28-1
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MISCELLANEOUS

BOOKS KEPT part time, daily. weekly
or monthly. Systems, audits, in
vesti cations. statements At sur
prfsfngly low cost to you. Al service.
Address BAH Times 5-28-1
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NOTICE ZOE BIpS

Dated Nav 25th. 1921 5-2s; 6-4-11
nh AsrG7 etaoin ar ar etaoin o; il
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

FOR SAI-ti-New and Used Tires and
Tubes; Benson Hill, 62S Holman
street Hammond phone f72 5-2l-eod
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LADIES

When Irregular or suppressed, asa
Triumph Pills. Safe and dependable
81 oil proper cases. Not cold al !
Drug Stores. Do not experirn
with o1hors; save disappointment
Write fer Relief" and particulars
rs free. ADDRESS National Medical
Ir,btlt1to> Milwsukeo- Via.
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FOR REM

FOR RENT-Restaurant. $40 Conkey
avenue. Hammond phone 1885. 5-25-4
FOR RENT-One or two office rooms.
centrally located, very reasonable ad
dress B-447 Times. Hammond. $685.
FOR RENT-NeWly decorated room
fat. South side inquire Asa Wilcox st
Hammond. 5-26-l
FOR REET-5 room residence, modern
garage on Hoffman street, phone Ham
mond 1878. 5-2S-l
FOR RENT-FIat, 3sI7 Hemlock street
Indiana Harbor. phone S00-M. 5-2s-l
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FOR SALE-MOTORCYCLES

FOR sALE-Late model indian Motor
cycle with side car. electric equipped
in good condition. price reasonable; call
after . O'Clock o. m; .. Eriks Kline
man Road. Highlands. Ind. o-2s-3
FOR SALE-Hariey Davidson 1920
Sport model side car. electrically
equipped, 1885; 437 Michigan avenue.
52S-l
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WANTED TO But
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE. OF XBM1N1STRAT

NOTICE. OF ADMIN - ia To-
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF GEORGE W. MILLER. DECEAs-
ED NO. 2393.
Notice is hereby given that the IN
dersigned has been appointed Executrix
Of said Estate by the Judge Of the Lake
Superior Court.
said Estate is supposed 70 be solvent.
MAY F. MILLER
Executrix.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGfNU
Prices Reasonable
Carl vermctt. phone 1879 Hammond:
1c-3l-70t
WALL PAPER CLEANING-Wall and
wood work washing. estimates given;
phone Hammond 1Og7-h. 5-lb-6
co CARTS RE TIRED. Cohens Vari-
ETY. store, 6s2 South Holman street.
phone Hammond 3079. 6-li-tr
PIANO LESSONS
Beginners or advanced pupils. VIII
call at homes out of town; Geo. 9.
Green. phone East Chicago lb1l: 1876
Forsythe avenue. East Chicago Ind.
2-IS- .
HEMSTITCHING and Picoting attach
ment works on any sewing machine.
| 90. Personal checks lOc extra.
United Sales Agency. 100 Fountain
Ave. Birmingham, Ala. 5-E5-t
SHERWOOD MUSIC SCHOOL. Piano.
Theory, Voice. Violin, Dancing. Flo
cution. Phone 142 Hamond 2s5 Michi
gan avenue. 5-25-4
WALL PAPER at Bargain. paper-hang-
ing and decorating our speciality For
samples and estimates. phone 1l48-M:
" A. Dibblee, Hammond. 424 Indiana
avenue. 6-25-6
FURNITURE CLEANED, VANISHED
AND REPAIRED at your home: call
307e Hammond. o-2b-tf
ESSMAKING-Plain and fancy sew
ing by day or az home; 1914 state 81.
phone Hammond 1905. 500
THE FAIR
Garage. open for business. No. - Sib-
ley street half block west OF Holman
street phone Hammond SEW Have
Your cars repaired washed simonized
and polished; also stored. prices reas-
enable. 5-27-5
FOR PAINTING AND PAPER HANG
INC at prices you can Afford 70 pay
Phone ALP Hammond. 5-2I-2
GET BUSY. Keep busy. Is your job
unsafe2 Is 1t permanent? You
want life long business. You can
get into such a business selling more
than 1871 Watkins Products direct to
farmers If you own auto or team or can
get one: if you are under Sc and can
give bond with personal sureties. We
hack YOU with big selling helps, 50 years
in business. 20. 100000 users of our pro-
ducts Write for information where
YOU can get territory. ]. r. watkins
Co. Department 112, Winona, MINI.
4-9O-5
LET Us figure on your win
dow shades, curtain rods
and drapes. Hammond
Shade & Awning Works, IS
State ST. Phone 2242.
5-s-tf
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms 10 let;
$3.50 to $3.50 per week; Hotel Carleton
Hammond. 2-2S-tf
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WANTED-Men 10 know that mealI
are soc at Hotel Carleton, Hammond
e
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL BST1'fE
BY ADMINISTRATOR
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BY: CORA D. ANDERSON.
Deputy Clerk. 6-71-2es-&
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FOR RENT-3 rooms N a cottage. front
screened porch. one and two rooms
for bachelors 1875 Plummer avenue
Hammond 5-25-tf
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FOR SALE-Choice residence lot. corn
75x125 IT. at sacriHce for quick cash
sale address Box 12S. Indiana Harbor
Ind. or phone Indiana Harbor 1875.
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tlenan. private home, modern, heat
ed. phone Hammond 2163; $50 State
Line street b-26-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-28
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
PROSPECT PARK

FOR SALE-13 room Bungalow and a
garage for nine machines; Williams
and Forsythe. phone Hammond 297S.
53Se