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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21

men evangelistS 10 assist III the
work OF the women and children.
In connection with each one OF
these centers there are from two
to four outstations where regular
work in the way of Sunday school
or church services or meetings
for women are conducted. MIR.
Young's work is the supervision
OF this whole district-counsell-
ing with the workers, preaching
planning advances and doing any
thing he can to increase the ef-
hciency and morale of the work
ers. Ny work is with the women
and children. Almost every day
in the week. / go. with one Oh
two women assistants, TO hold
Sunday schools have my cook
ing classes and regular meet
ings for the women in addition
TO these Sunday schools. Then
there is my work among the girls
of the High School and the Eng
lish Bible classes | am able to
take on. Mr.. Young has similar
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21

Dear Friend We have want
ed to write YOU ever since your
good letter of July 10Th came,
but there has hardly been time
enough TO write YOU as we felt
we would lik eto write. for when
letters come from friends. we like
to tell them something of the
work we are trying to do. 1t was
good OF you to think that our
postcard deserved an answer. We
are i'll what we call purely evan
gelistic work-that is we do not
have any schools in our district.
Fukushima is the center OF our
work and is a city of some 10000
people and we two are the only
foreigners in the city. For weeks
at time we have no visiters and
hear no English at all except as
we talk TO each other. In the
same district we have four other
centers--five in all including Fu-
kushima. Each OF these centers
has Japanese evangelist and
some of them also Japanse wo-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21

try to emphasize for out here al
course all Of the converts are. 50
to say. hand picked. We do not
have any great inGatherings like
our churchhes at home-each one
is taken and carefully instructed
before being baptized. This
makes our work rather slow and
increase rather gradual. But
imagine. IL you can, trying To
teach or preach to people who
have no. spiritual background-Eo
idea of n spiritual God-nothing
that we always been accustomed
10 iii America.
But progress is being made
OF that there is no doubt. Japan
is being nightly swayed by Cos
pei influences. OF course not so
much openly as yet. but the deep
under currents OF the nation S
life are being directed and some
day this Island Empire will be
added to the kingdoms OF our
God and of His Christ-and
among all His jewels none will
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21

be iairer.
There are perhaps half mil
limo Christians in Japan today
conservative estimates say that
fully five million have been influ-
uenced directly. while the whole
II million have felt more or less
the influence OF Christianity So
we are making progress.
You ask whether Japan is real
~ worse than some parts OF our
own America. Perhaps not. but
you remember the chief of police
in San Francisco replying TO the
query as to how 10 clean up San
Francisco-wherc was the center
OF vice s--and he replied 'Shang
hal" AS long as any one spot OF
earth is heather and without
Christ none of the earth is safe.
And contrary to the opinions
usually held-those of US who
know-know that no land on
earth needs Christ more than
Japan, for underneath she is
ieathen to the core. Nothing
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
No One Can Lose Every Candidate Wins


but Christ can save her and we
are trying 10 have litylc part in
that work. and we are 80 thank
full to YOU dear friends al home,
who. by your prayers and sup
port. make our work possible.
We will write YOU more 1T length
and in detail some other time. In
Christian love and with all good
wishes 10 yourself and all the
dear ones in the Richmond church
Sincerely.
Stella Lewis Young
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
IN FUkJSHiMA, JAPAN
DOING NOBLE WORK
ingly of Experiences
Former Madison Girl, Missionary
To Heather, Writes interest

Many friends mere will read
with interest and pleasure the fol-
lowing exceedingly interesting
letter from Mrs. T \. Young
who was formerly Miss Stella
Lewis. \ graduate OF Madison
Female Institute, frequently Wis
ting Mrs. ]. Walker Stewart and
Mrs. X. +. Turley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Young are doing splendid work
in Japan and have the earnest
prayers OF the c. W. E. NJ work
ers here:
Ful,ushima. Japan
September |. 1927
Mrs. Florida II. Parrish.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-21
Lebanon Banker Dies
Of Heart Disease
cHy Associated .-r-ss,

Lebanon. KY. Oct. 2l-Robert
I. Young, president OF the Citi-
zens National Bank. and one of
the community's most prominent
citizens. died suddenly at his
home here to6ay OF heart disease.
He was 76 years of age.
The Washington times., 1921-02-11

Nsassy soe-h~ff Of the worlds oats
sr0w n Iowa. Illinois. Minnesota and
wsos~ssA
The Washington times., 1921-02-11

and in that event the obnsatiens Of seoh
fcr:..a Eoysrnmsnts held ~ the Unitsd
:ss e. Ss aSsss .rS
rate Of interest as the bonds Of the United
sSis section tSsre !: .ppropri.t:d, out q
.ns u ,ss The .a% q
% naueh thersof ~ may Be- nsosssary."
And that for . like purpose Congress
passed an act approved September "A,
1917. entitled IAN act to authorize an
additional issue Of bonds to meet ex-
penditurss for the national security
ana defense and, for the purpose OF
assisting in tho prosecution of the
war. to extend additional credit to
foreign governments, and for other
purposes" Section 2 Of which pro-
vidss in part ~ follows:
SEC : Tia: .,t e., tn: purpc:' Of ,,'no. mo.;
wss. k tie SEE secrss.ry % es n. Trsssury, with
= s.iss: sss .ss q: a. Unite Ss:a
IN in va @ With In: enemies OF the 1n1tsd
from s .. % % 'as Tine
issd 70 psrehss.. Al par. from such foreign
iikations hereafter issued, bearing such
rate or rates Of interest, maturing at such
date or dates. not later than the bonds OF
the United States then last iseued under
approved April twenty-fourth.. nineteen
hundred and seventeen. and containing
such terms and conditions a. the Secretary
Of the Treasury may from time to time
detsrmine, OF to make advances to or for
the account Of any such foreign govern
msnts and to receive such obligations at
but the rate or rates Of interest borne By
The Washington times., 1921-02-11
"LANGUID"
THAT'S THE
WORD
~ Sisk Exssuy, Jsst Sssa Il
nsvs 10 Anbiiien
A Awiul Feeling ssidsa Necessary
Pspis-Mssgsa, Tbs Rsd sieed
Builder, Dee Awsy
With Lapgssr

II v~s aea1 Del lnxs doins things
yeu v~ar. n y~S woader whore
sosns vsss,s xss all their energy. the
anstvs~ u frsm rood feed which In
turn makes rtchs red blood
II your fsod doeS not give the
nourlsAmsat end visor II should. II is
most likely that your blood II %
weak that Il needs q little extra
help for q time To Suiia At Nd To
nsrmai strength
Theusaads of men and women
A~vs been restored to vigorous health
and lasting happiness by Guides
to-Aangan. This beneficial blood
tonic contains the very properties
30 vitality needed to IMPROVE the
blood. Pepto-ManRan, n taken for a
few weeks will enrich the blood and
create thousands Of the tiny red
blood cells that are SO necessary to
carry nouIishment and strength to
every part OF the body,
Be SURE to ask your druggist for
sHude's" when you order Pepto-
Mangan. For convenience Il II pre-
pared In liquid ahd tablet form. both
possessing exactly the same medici-
nal properties. Suds's'' Is the gem
nine Peoto-Mangan. Look for the
name '9uds'ss on the package.
The Washington times., 1921-02-11
Text Of the Order
By District Court
In THE SUPREME COURT
or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
WIILIAh RANDOLPH
HEARST,
DAVID r. HOUSTON. Eqsity rsl
Secretary OF the Treas
ury of tbs United\
DsfssdS~t
RULE TO snow CAUSE.

Upon considsratiss OF the bill
Of complaint nled In this cause
ID IL this 1lth day Of February,
A ID. 1921. BY the Court ordered
that the defendant. David r.
Hsuston. Secretary Of ths Treas
ury. show cause on the sist Gay
Of February. l021. at 10 o'clock.
why he should not be rsstTsinse
and snJotneA from sstAbli shinS
any credits for the use and bene-
nt Of any foreign gevernmsnt
under the supposed authority et
the Acts OF Congress approves
Ssptsmbsr ~, 1917. April 4. lsis.
and July Q. 1918. and from man
ing any oAsh advances out OF the
Treasury Of the United States. or
funds OF the United States, TO the
governments of Cxecho-Slovakia'
France. Greece. Italy and Libe-
ria. OF to any other foreign gov
ernmsnt whatsoever. On credits
heretofore establishsd pursuant
to the supposed authority Of said
Acts~or to aay Of them, and spe-
cifically from permitting the
payment Of any moneys to Boris
Bakhmsteff or any person rep
resspting or pretending to rep
resent the former provisional
Russian government, known a.
the Kerensky government. or
any succeeding Russian govern
ment or faction, out Of the fund
deposited in the National City
Bank in the County and State OF
New York as tho credit hsreto-
fore established by the Govern
ment Of tho United states for
the provisional government OF
Russia, ~ prayed In said bill Of
complaint: Provided q copy OF
this order 'is served upon tho de-
fsndant. the said David r. ,Hous-
ton, on or before the 10th day OF
February. A. d. 1921.
The Washington times., 1921-02-11
HEARST SUES TO
HALT AuEkL0ANS
Publisher Charges That Credit,
To Five Nations Are
IlleQal.
(oSacSSsa frSn Hra PsSe)

tosaussss fIsn ITa P~se)
iss ~ sIss.rd.sss.ss for Tn. bs.sas
0f fsvNgA, A,ssvssaAsnt the court ~
told. sns tkss valsss stsps were tah~n
imRsdiAssly 70 stop II the Secretary
wOuh psy this woney cut Tnts
money. II is osatssded. II ri6htfvuy
the money Of ths people OF the Unitse
stAsss. asd tAs Secretary h wholly
without authority to pay II out or 70
establish credits which will be drawn
against the money.
Mr.. AsArst In his Sin sets forth
that he 10 informed and bslisvss.
and % AYERS, hat the defendant, or
hts prsdecsssor In offios. st various
unse long subsequent 70 the time when
sslo eerstgs Uovsrpmests ssvsrslly
osaSsA 70 be Engaged In war with
sttAss Of the aid .snsmies Of the
Uuttsd otatsA has MADE. ana 10 stu
making cash advances To- said for
stgn gvvssnneetA notvfthstandtng
sald govssnRsnts vSrs aaA are 10
longer engaged In war with an enemy
Of The UnitsA States and for purposes
thst 1tA not provide for the security
and defense Of the United States nor
fer prosssutinS said war. but Tor al
legged different and unlawful pur-
poses. to wit: Of rsndestnG peace time
support to the said forsign govern
msnts and supplying the people under
said govsrnmsnts with large ausnu-
ties Of clothing and food ana eontri-
butiag TO their general welfare"
The Washington times., 1921-02-11

vSth and as . part OF the Annual
Repsss Of the Secretary ~ the TrsAs-
ury cor ths year 1870. . COPY Of
vhteh tsbslation 10 attached hereto,
u>orkSd Exhibit 4" and made . part
ksssef, and likswiss MADE Dash -.
vance, prior 70 hovsssbsr ~. 1890. to
seiGa sovsSnussstA ss shswp and
sst forth In . tskskAsioa marked
-nxhibit "a pubiishsd ia oonssotion
with ana e . part sf the annssl re-
port Of the Secretary sf the Treasury
for the vsAr 1870. , COPY Of which
sAiA exhibit is attached hereto. mark
% -naAisst ." ana sA>As . part hare
A Plaintiff is informed ana be-
bsvsa, ana so AYERS. thAs tks assr~tAsy
OF the Treasury kAA sstsblishsA
credits for. and made cash advances
10, aid foreign governments In the
sum Of 90 $50. .s2s. .0TT-l6. ss set forth
In the annual report of the 1ecTetary
Of the Treasury ter the vsax 1920.
leaving Of the said s1e.0oey y0os. geo.
borrowed as Aforesaid for the pur-
poses aforesaid from the people Of the
United States. a balance Of 1<lv, ,l7s.-
s22.e2, In the Treasury Of the United
States, which said sum belongs TO the
United states and To the people
thereof. and II now In tbs custody and
pesssssion of said defendant, David ".
HDsstsa. Secretary OF the Treasury.
ARE NOT AT wAA
4 P1aintn 10 informsd and b.
liSvss, and 90 AYERS, that tho defend
ant, or his predecessor In ofnoS. at
various tiaass long subsequent to the
time when said foreign goverumsnts
ssverally ceased TO be engaged In wsr
with either OF the said enemies OF the
United States. has made and u stfil
making cash advances to said foreign
governments, Notwithstanding said
governments were and are no longer
engaged in war with an enemy Of tho
did not provide fer the security and
defense OF the United States nor for
prosecuting said war. but tor alleged
different and unlawful purposes. to
Wit. Of rendering peace-time support
to the said foreign governments and
supplying the people under said gov
srumsnts with large quantities OF
clothing and food and contributing Ia
their general welfare. Plaintiff u In
formed and believes, and 90 AYERS. that
said defendant claims and prstsnds
that he now has the authority to plaos
any OF said unsxpendsd balance el
I0.17e.822.02 to the credit Of. o.
make cash advances thereof 70. thopa
foreign governments. or any of them.
which wsre engaged In the recent
war with the enemies Of the United
States. and that the said defendant In
tends TO continue TO make cash aA-
vancss TO said govsrnmsnts. or sons
Of them. - win hsrstnaftsr more
clearly appear: and that the defend
ant - ahout to make and win make
such credits and cash advances un-
less he be restrained therefrom By {
writ of injunction issuing out OF thia
court Upon advice Of counsel
plaintiff AYERS that such action By DE-
fendant would be without aathos1ty
OF law and ultra vireA
NAMES five G0vERNAENTA
10. Plaintiff 10 Informed and bs-
lieves, and 90 AYERS. that OF said bal-
ance of $4lo.176y3220 in the Trsasuyy
Continued On Pase Z. Column -
The Washington times., 1921-02-11

of a pin or knife into the flesh. Not
only hard corns or soft corns but
every kind of corn or caIlus surren-
ders to "Gets-It" and peels right off.
1t takes just a few seconds to stop
to your druggist today. Get a bottle of
.Gets-It-" Costs but a trifle every
where. Your money back il not sat-
isfied. MD. by E. Lawrence & Co..
ChicagoS
The Washington times., 1921-02-11
REFERs TO ExHIBrrs.

For Colds, Grip Or Hnfsuenxe
and - q Preventive, take GROVES LAxs-
dive BRONO QUINTNB TabietS The gsnu-
inc bears the signature Of q W. Grove (Bs
sure you get BROMO.) 3oc---Advt
The Washington times., 1921-02-11
"Gets-It"
The Corn
and Callus
Peeler

This Corn Remover Is Guaranteed
Relief from corn suffering follows
the application Of "Gets-It" almost
as quickly 40 nain fellows the thrust
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-06

O'Brien, S42 state street. Hammond.
agents OF Northern Indiana: Write for
territory STA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-06
ZOE REV.

SPACE TO LET In store. phone Ham
mond 2A42 3-3-tf
FOR REM New five room house with
seven acres of land. Inquire Henry
Euler. owner Black oak 54-3
FOR RENT small garage 81 per me-.
12e Douglas street phone Hammond
l0le-W 0-5-t
FOR RENT Garage 1871 East Detroit
street Hammond $50
FOR RENT-Thrce room cottage. fur
nished for light hskpg.. South size.
block from car Line, phone Hammond
a37M after D. III. 5-5-I
FOR RENT-6 room strictly modern
upper fiat; 1917 Barring avenue. phone
743-J Hammond. East Chicago. 5-6-5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-06
LEGAL NOTICE
) NON KEsIDENT.

NOTICE TO RESIDENT.
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY
IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT
SITTING AT HAMMOND. INDIANA
MARCH TERM 1921 j. III GoAD
AND JAMES II. GOAD. vs.. JOHN il
MERRILL. ct. Al. CAUSE NO
208SS. ACTION To QUIET TITLE
Now comes the plaintiff by Ibach
Gavit stlnson 3 Gavit. Attorneys and
Gle the.r complaint herein together
with an affidavit of a competent pers-
on. showing that the defendants thereto.
to-Wit John L. Merrill, and Almira
a. Merrill his wife. the unknown
heirs and devisees OF John r.
Merrill and Aimira A. Merrill, his wife
samuel NJ. Barber and Barber
his wife: the unknown heirs and de-
visees OF S-muel NJ Barber and -
Barber. his wife: Amos Altman, and
Altman, his wife; the unknown
heirs and devisees Of Amos Altman and
- Altman, his wife. John b Foot and
Foot, his wife. the un1nown
heirs and devisees Of John T. Foot and
Foot. his wife; Peter Christin-
son. also known as Peter Christensen.
and Christinson. or
Christensen, bis wife, the unknown
heirs and dcvisees Of Peter Christinson
or Peter Christensen. and
C'hristinson, or -C'hristenson. his
wife. whose true christian name IS IN
known, Marie Nelson and --- Nelson
her husband, whose true christian name
is unknown: the unknown heirs and de-
yisees OF Marie Nelson and --- Nell
son her husband whose true christian
name IS unknown Aquila FL Pickering
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-06
HERE AGAIN

NEAL IN ME- If+AIkNT<A1-Ns7
These Te all selected and We warrant
them to be what we claim they are
B-A-R-G-A-I-
; room modern Bungalow on Garfield
thoroughly finished. well built home.
fully decorated, screens. shades, laund-
~ tray. etc. Quick possession. Only
5000. with $3.50 cash and balance az
rent
room all modern home an f. Mlchi-
san Avenue, wide lot. furnace. line base
ment, good screens, beautiful lawn and
shade trees. gil Assessments paid in full
Quick possession. Only $500 cash
down and a snap at s3200.0e
8 room u story on Truman avenue.
respect. Rooms decorated. screened
shades, fine chicken park This Is pos
ltively a good buy at $4,000 and with on
" $500 cash down Quick possession
Summer blvd. fine wide lot. beautifully
decorated. new furnace, laundry tray.
etc You couldn't buy a good new
room story modern residence on
w icox street. wide lot. fine lawn, screen
shades, laundry, driveway. coal bin.
room, bookcases and china cabinet, etc
Here's a reaI home and a bargain at
only $4,000 with $500 cash.
A roomins house with 70 rooms and
two bath rooms, located on Dotv street
right close in. Modern with furnace.
electric lights, screens. fine lawn and
Dig garage for four cars, This is a
real business proposition that will read
ily pay for itself. Priced to SOL for
100000 and worth IT. Quick posses
sion and all assessments paid.
4 splendid two fiat fire proof bldg on
state Line street, 7 rooms and bath
each. Hot water heat, electric lights
deco rated. screens. lawn and all In first
class condition. Fine rental PROPOSE
ticn and a good buy at 80 900 90
FRANK J. WA CFfEWItZ
Home of the Best Home Bargains
Now Located at
lo5 State Street Phone Hammond 1917.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-06


and Hannah y. T. Pickering. his wife;
the unknown heirs and devisees Of
Aauila II Pickering and Hannah II T
lleheging. his wife. O.. Harrison whose
true christian name is unknown anna
Harrison, his wife. whose true
christian name is unknown, The un-
known heirs and deytsees Of ~ IIarri-
SON whose true christian name IS un
known. and Harrison. his
wife, whose true christian name is un-
known Fred kenter and Renter,
his wife. whose true christian name s.
trYil.y9ryi-t, ~ tf..7-r.,tt-, N.tl-- .tr.f
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-06
HOME BARGAINS.

= ~
room bungalow on Detroit st; all
modern: 81 ,O0c down. balance less than
A nice little home on Becker St: so
IT, lot: garden, fruit trees; all improve
ments paid. just east Of Calumet ave
nue. Only $4,000 if bought before the
18th of this month.
room house on Morton ave. 2
block from Calumet ave; furnace heat
basement. electricity. gas. modern inn
provements. Price. $4,000.
modern, nice neighborhoOd Thi< Is "a
bargain for SIS, 40c. Will give deed at
once II you have $500 cash.
modern brick bungalows, large
rooms, furnace. basement, gas, electric
possession at once; these homes tare lo-
Gated on Terrence ave, facing the park.
$500: terms
nice homes for worhngmen on
Fields ave. near the Standard Steel Car
Works very reasonable
10 room house on Morton ave: rents
for 100: gas, electric, baths; all i'm
Provements paid; house IS only two
cash.
room house on Merrill ave. one
block from haywood Park. Price, ST.
$1,000 buys q nice four room house
on Moss ave, gas. electric, nice garden.
room house on Jefferson st. base
ment gas electric for $500 only $500
down; balance less than rent
For sale or rent brick house. store
room and -FOUR living rooms on sum
mer st right by the cast gate OF the
Standard steel Car Works. 100 feet
from tho Wanner Mallcahle Iron Works
street car service. new house; just fin
ished. $500; rent $1,000
A modern . room bungalow on Car
field ST. a fine American neighborhood:
basement. furnace. gas. electric: y
block from the street car line; a beau
titul home, only $4,000.
room house on May st; all modern;
basement furnace. Price, $500
s room fiat and storeroona on North
Holman st. 50 It lot $500 part
cash.
room house on Fields ave. rents
for s35. 90; viii sell for $1,000: three
year-oid house
A nice room house on sherman ST..
on 40 f. lot brick foundation: base
ment. bath. gas; years old: also 50 #.
lot with double garage and horse harm;
50x100 garden al planted, for $4100.
SkUF'AkISS g. 60.
Cor. Columbia & Morton Avenues
Phones 796-3S1
Phone appointments week days or sun
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-06

EOK SALE.
brick flats. good location. paying
Investment on reasonable terms.
Large and small, modern homes AT
bargain prices in all parts Of Ham
mOnd.
Many vacant lots so It. on Waltham
street aL-$S50
REAL ESTATE &
INSURANCE COMPANY
Phone 314G Hammond. 1856 Detroit St
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-06
WANTED-MALE HELP

sALEShANAGBR as distributor, fact
Org representative. a man or Arm to
take over tho exclusive selling of the
most needed auto accessory. bar none,
nationally advertised, no competition
Don't answer unless you can finance in
tial order to secure agency. Acemo
Manufacturing Co. 131 Bridge St. New
ark n J. 5-2-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-06
ISED CAR NAIE

1920 Nash sport Model. completely
overhauled. cord tires. guaranteed like
new.
1920 Nash passenger Fouri~g car.
completely oVcrhauled and can't Toe told
from new car.
1920 Nash Touring oar. driven $500
miles. guaranteed same aa new car.
1919 Oldsmobile. cyliu>ler complete
y overhauled and fully guaranteed
1921 Stephens winter top and many
extras: guaranteed like new. driven p
coo miles.
Oakley Ave. Garage & Sales
r. J. HEST Pres
Tel Hammond ia Oakley and Logan
street 5-6-2
FOR SALE-New and Used Tires aud
Tubes, Benson & HIN. 62S Holman
street. Hammond. phone 1i2 S-9-tf
FOR SALE
Second hand cars real cheap.
New Hudson super Six.
Two King Z passenger touring cars.
Maxwell Limousine.
one Apperson 4 cyl lnder
one Buick. passenger
BAIIENT AUTO SALES COMPANY
613 Chicago avenue. East Chicago
FOR SALE OR TRADE-191g Hudson
4 passenger sport $3.50. IgfS NntI0aHt
TourinE sS5c. 1913 Chalmers : passen-
~"~ sf5n- 1870 Chevrol"t. nao=eue<
$40. 1915 Ford truck. $4,000. 4o56
forstth aNeuue phoii" tast =
FT''TT'' C5nT1aTio6 - Tasse1-
ger touring car, new top. paint and
tires. aSh or payments. Y T.. Thomp-
son. 1857 state street. hammond
FOR SALE-I91S Maxwell Touring ear
s325 or best cash offer. just overhafri-
ed and painted: call 1T room 30, Rla-
bach bldg, Hammond. 5-6-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-06
IrPHOI STERING

Furniture Repairing and Rehnishing
+. c. EICTIAR
1886 Garfield street. Hammond, Ind
Phone Hammond 1479. b-4-6
WALL PAPER CLEAN All work
guaranteed, prices reasonable, phone
Hammond 1895. 6-4-3
FOR PAINTING AND PAPER HANG
ING at prices you can afford % pay
call 3712 Hammond 5-6-z
INVESTMENTS
Want partner. either active or silent
to invest 100000 unlimited demand
big profits and wonderful future No
curiosity seekers. II you haven't got
the money to invest Immediately do not
answer this ad. Write B-427 Times
Hammond. 5-6-2
DRESSMAKINCF and Ladies' Tailoring:
high class workmanship; Alma r
Tns rrinRton. phone Hammond 1331-NI:
234 Michigan avenue. 5-6-2