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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-09
TWO BROTHERS HAVE
STRANGE EXPERIENCE
III.


They saw three women hung by
their hair. The boys had to go
down rope ladder. Leslie and
Ted rescued them. Leslie said
that they could have all that was in
this cave.
One woman said, do you see
that chest over there? II you pull
that chest out you will see another
door in the floor. Go down those
steps and you will see many cells in
which men are locked"
Leslie and Ted said, I'VE shall res
cue them, for this is not too dan
gerous an adventure for U.s."
The boys pulled the chest away
and opened the door. Then they
felt their way down the steps. 1t
was very dark; they could not see.
SO, Leslie sent Ted back up the
steps to the room from which the
women were rescued, to get Ian
tern. They heard many groans..
The two boys went through a mar
row passage which led them into
another room, and there were
many sights before them: men
hung by ropes, some were half
starved. The boys found an iron
saw. They sawed the chains in
two and turned them loose. and
buried those that were dead.
The men questioned the boys and
asked them how they ever got
down in this room alive, without
being locked up in cell. The boys
told their whole story.
Now, men," said Leslie, ANY
thing that you can find in this cave
belongs to you"
The men were glad to hear the
boys say this, for they found many
treasures. AS Leslie and Ted were
going out of the cave, they stepped
on something soft. Leslie looked
down and saw hole full of snake
hides. Ted pulled it out and they
saw a chest that was blood red
color. The boys had a terrible
time lifting the chest out of this
hole.
When icy opened it, they found
that it was full of gold. They made
up their minds to just live In this
cave. SO, the next day, the boys
went to town and bought lot of
food, and ammunition for their re-
volvers. Then they bought them
selves some clothes and started
home
The boys cooked their supper
and rested awhile, and after they
had gone to bed, they heard the
sound of horses hoOfs; then they
heard the report of a rifle, and the
fight was on! (To Be Continued
Next Week)-Written by Claude
S. Constable. Bethel school, Bethel,
Ind
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-09
WHITEWATER FIFTH
RECEIVES BULLETINS
OF SOUTH'S GOODS

The boys and girls of the fifth
grade of Whitewater school who
wrote recently to the chamber OF
commerce OF Georgia, asking for
information about cotton, were re-
ferred to the State department OF
Georgia, from where they received
some interesting bulletins last
week.
The following letter was received
from the Atlanta chamber OF
commerce:
A T L A IA CHAM B E r
OF COM NJ Ell c e
March 10, 1921.
Fifth Grade Pupils,
Whitewater School,
18th and N. G. St.,
Richmond, Indiana.
Dear Boys and Girls:
The Chamber Of Commerce
does not have any phamplets
on cotton, but we have asked
cur State Department OF Agri-
culture to mail you such litera-
ture as they have which they
think would be interesting TO
you.
Sincerely yours,
ALMA DAVIS,
Information Service
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-09
CHILDREN'S WORK Is
VIEWED BY HUNDREDS
IN COUNTY OFFICE

One Of the best county exhibits
OF domestic science work ever held
In Richmond Is the one which filled
the large room of County Superin.
tendent Williams this week. Al
though cooking and manual train
Ing was exhibited here and there,
exhibitions OF sewing by far ex.
ceeded any other kind. In amount
exhibited and in the kind Of work
done this exhibit is a credit to the
girls Of the seventh, eigth and high
school grades who made the ar.
ttcles az well as to Miss Stella
Harmon, the county supervisor.
Bright aprons. towels, dainty I'M
derclothing. dresses in bingham
and silk were attractively exhibited
as well as charts showing sood and
bad taste in home furni' hings, the
proper care OF children and note
books kept in the sewing cooking
| classes. Girls in Greensboro and
Economy made their commence
ment outfits including their white
mlddies and skirts which was the
style decided upon by the senior
girls.
Great interest and admiration
has been shown for the clothing
exhibited by the many guests to
that part Of the court house this
week. A little house made and
completely furnished by Miss Ruth
Mccoy In the eighth grade at
school number 8, has attracted
special interest. The splendid
notebook made by Miss Marjorie
Meek Of the eighth grade in Ches.
ter school Is very complete in It's
plan and unique in the way 1t is
compiled. In this notebook the
manufacture of cotton to the fin
ished product is developed with
the addition of many pictures H.
Illustrating the processes.
Exhibitions from the following
townships and towns were shown:
Abingdon township, Center town
ship, Centerville, New Garden
township, Fountain City, Wayne
township, Middleboro, Clay town.
ship, Greensboro, Jefferson town
ship. Perry township. Economy.
Harrison township, Jacksonburg,
Washington township, Williams.
burg, Dalton township, Franklin
township, Whitewater, Webster
township, Boston township, Boston
and Dublin.
Arrangements were made for the
boys and girls of the schools and
the grades which have articles on
exhibit to visit the court house
this week. Tuesday, Milton and
Fountain City juniors visited the
exhibit and school number 10
in Wayne county when Marry. e.
len Bullerdick, of school number
10 gave a talk about wool with a
life size cardboard lamb covered
with wool, illustrating her talk be-
fore the towns ship trustees.
Wednesday Whitewater, Williams
burg girls, College Hill, Dublin,
Webster and Chester juniors were
visitors; Thursday, Williamsburg
boys, Boston. No 10 and No. IA in
Wayne, Cent vile. Jefferson
township east and west and No. 5
Center and Friday the exhibit was
visited by the boys and girls Of
Greensboro and No. 9 Wayne.
Prizes and awards were judged
by Miss Grace King, of Purdue,
who found it a very difficult bust
ness to decide which piece were
the very best.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-09
THE APRIL RAIN

The April rain! the April rain!
I hear the pleasant sound,
Now soft and still, like gentle dew
Now drenching all the ground.
Pray tell me why an April shower
Is pleasanter to see
Than falling drops Of other rain?
I'm sure it is TO me.
--Seba Smith.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-11
W~ANTED--fEMALE HELP

WANTED-Lady as experienced short
order cook To assist chef. no stud
ents. Bluebird Restaurant Isl state
St. Hammond. 1886
WANTED-Young couple TO share six
room bungalow. south side, and take
care of four year old child. Mother
employed Phone $40 Hammond after
$50 D.. m. 11:lO.2
WANTED-GirI 70 work ina printing
department. Chaplin Il Co. Column
bia ave. and I. II. Belt Track, Ham
mond. I1.l1
WANTED - English speaking, first
class l~aundress would like 10 wash
by day or take washfngs home. Mrs
Nogel. 529 kenwood ave, Ham. l1.1l."
WANTED-Aiddle aged woman to ass
sist with children and light house
work in return good home. Address
BIS care Times, Ham. ILL
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NANTEDIEXperieneed grease maker.
excellent opportunity for e~nersetic.
Sapahle man having a thorough know
ledge of the manufacture Of Iubrica-
sing greases. Write B-52, care Times
Hammond. lls
NANTED-Attention. American Lesion
Post night waitress wanted. OsKeefe's
cafe, Whiting Ind. 1l:S:tf
NANTED-Postal Mall Clerks tlIen.
women) St4oa-$i60e. examinations
held at Hammond Few 20 travel.
Write q. 0zment former Government
Examiner. $40 st. Louis, Mo. 1l.S:5o
NANTED-Experieneed wood car huild
ers and shippers. Standard Steel
Car Co.. Hammond. 1891
WANTEp-Tbe Fulton Brush Co. needs
two men on their sales staff. 5000
education. ambitious and references
more essential rlan experience. Hard
work for good nay. Apply II. r kreps,
1856 Calumet ave, Hammond il.l0.2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to cover local ter
ritory. selling dealers. Guaranteed
salary OF $4,000 per week for right
man. The Richards Co, 200 Fifth ave
New York, New York. fl:le:I
CIVIL SERVICE examinations Ham
mond. November. Positions s740N-
S160o. Age. 1S upward. Experience
unnecessary. For free Particulars. in
struction. write Il. Terry. (forrper CiNil
Service eXamiReF) 495 Continental Bids
Washington. ID. c. 11t11-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-11

board III Public Works Of the city OF
Gary, Lake county. lnd ana, adopted
thousand and s~evenG-Aine tSO3y) 1or
tae openlng Of II a pubic
biSh@ay, extending IRON che northerIv
lEut 81 Way Ike Jf the Baltinore ana
Onto. Chicago Terminal la iroad Conn
paay 10 TIE west line OF Clark street
~ sad CAY py Lhe appropriation ahe
condemnation ~ Che following described
properts to-Nlt. A strap q land slNN
SIX 1000 feet in width, lying an the
southeast quarter Of section INent
sN 1-o@ Io~ eship th4fts seven $50
thtItS-Chrec 1888 feet ON each side 81
a eenter line which is parallel y.
eishts-t4te tlle3) teet distant i.s3a
measured al i}4ht angles, Tie northeast
erly right of way line of the Puts
hurgh. Ft. Wayne and Chicago Ralt-
Way Company. frOm the northerly lHe
OF the right OF way of the Chicago
Lake shore and Eastern Railway Come
pany to tpe southerly line ~ sad rs1t
OF way5 also
a strip Of land sixty-six C6e) FEET
In width, lying an the south haif on
Section t~Wenty-s3N COO 1oMDshAF thtt-
west. being thifts three $50 ieet oh
each side Of 8 center line which is par-
allel t., south@esterly Il and eleven
kun3rcd eiEhtg=laree tll6$) feet o1s-
tant 4r0m. measured at right anslgS
THE northeastern right OF way lh. 81
the Pittsburgh. 1T. wayne aud c11N 80
OF the right Of way Of the Bai4m9fe
and Ohio chicago Terminal Railroad
company 10 the south line Of the r1saf
OF way of the south Chicago and S9utt-
cru IiadlwGv CorapaDN; also
a. strip Of lsnd siNty-sfx f66l fees
in w5Gta i'll the southeast QUARTER &
Section thliiE SIX t5a) -0NHSHlf lnifls
seven ts4) Notgh. Range nine S9)
ing ~rhirfy-threc (32l feet On each sd
of q oeuter 3ine witch is parallel g
southweslerly Of, and eleven huidfs@
E1- - EAAH lHEEIhf w #T4nM
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fOR RENT

FOR RENT-5 room frame cottage and
garage, $50. 1886 Jefferson st phone
345 Hammond. 1921 If
FOR RENT room fiat. GA Holman
st. between Russell and Clinton. In
quire Peter Senzig. Summer ST. and
!. c. L. freight house. Ham. 115:7
FOR RENg-0ne ; and one Z room
house. modern. Phone 3714 Hammond
between z and s p. m. 1895
FOR RENT-Space in garage. Inquire
s69 Hohman st, Hammond li:t0:5
FOR RENT-Four room cottage. 942
Calume ave. Apply Standard Auto
Radiator Works. Hammond. l1.l0ttf
FOR RENT@ modern rooms fn new
brick fiat. SS5 a month. 562 Becker
St. Hammond. 1l:10:3
FOR RENT-MoGern s room ant. hot
water heat. Sa3 Haywood avenue
phone 1908 Hammond 1ll0:2
FOR RENT room upstairs fiat. mod
ern. except heat AZ z. State street
Hammond. 11-10.3
FOR RENT-Nine room house with .
garages. SIS Truman ave, Ham
moud. 1l:ll
FOR aTNT-Bungalow in Kenwood.
West hammond Phone 1908 HAM
mond. 11:11:3
FOR RENT-3 vacant rooms with
heat. 42s0 Olcott ave. East Chit
cago. 11:11:3
FOR RFNT-One 5 room unfuru. cot
tage and garage. also two Esht hsSpg
roms. INQUIRE 547 Douglas ave. phone
2nS2 Hammcnd 11:1I
FOR RENT-Six room and A room Eat
modern In brick htdg. stove heat
1929 Magoun ave. Eass Chi. 1i:11
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the hands Of each school child.
Bliss Carmen, the Canadian poet,
whose poems have endeared him to
a wide public. was recently crown
ed by the Montreal authors
as unofficial peet .aureate Of
Canada. The GROWING took place
at a festival BY the FINEST child
among a lot Of children who per
formed a dance impersonating The
Dance Of the Maple Leaves"
The Canadian who grows up on
the wide prairies. is best fitted 10
sing the song Of their waving grain
fields; he who IS reared among the
quaint Habitants Of Quebec is best
able to interpret their life and use
intelli@ently their delicious patois.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-11

Canadian authors are bent on
making book worms Of the whole
Canadian people. Book worms are
supposed to eat up books. The
authors feel that their incomes are
not large enough. TO make them
larger, they must sell more books.
The third week Of November
has beer set aside for the purpose
Of making more readers and VIII be
known as Canadian Authors Week.
Pulpit. press and schools VIII
unite in an intensive effort to bring
before the Canadian people the ex-
e~ellence Of the writings Of their
own country men and women and
the Importance Of supporting them
nv wide reading Of their books. In
order to stimulate book sales. Can
adam Authors Week has been
scheduled to occur when thoughts
are turning toward Christmas gifts.
Various clubs and societies and
librarians and booksellers will also
lend Their aid toward the cause of
this campaign.
Such writer's as Ralph Conner,
Frank L. Packard. Basil King
and Arthur Stringer enjoy high
honor in their lative Canada
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. ADS AND LEGAL NOTICES

y GET HELP BARTER AND EXCHANGE. OVER 10000 PEOPLE READ THIS PAGE EVERY DAY
Office and paid for b II a m on day ofmehon Rae-I4 per lma averaging five words the line
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MISCELLANEOUS


WALL PHPI-R-I0c to l4c per roll. Pa
per hanging very reasonable. Carl
Nermett. 480 Michigan ave, phone ~
Hammond IVzutu
GET Busy and saye your Booster cisar
bands for the $500 Cathedral phono-
eraBh given away to the one hotainS the
most cigar bands ~
HIVE YOUR WOODWORK done by
Charley Masko. storm doors and WIN
dow combination storm and screen door.
kftrhen cabinets. hRff%ts bank and store
fixtures ANY htgh grade furniture. $50
Calumet aye. phone Zo2b- res AatheE
41I0-J Hammond i'i2
RAPAIR WORK. an kinds. dead stor-
age for autos Overland Crane 60.
phone 9029 Hammond III
Cash paid for Old Gold.
Silver. Diamonds, Etc.
guaranteed watch and jew
elry repairing at moderate
prices; G. Arkin & Son. 1862
State street, Ham. ~
WANTEp-An kinds Of fancy work.
plain sewing Mashing and ironing
70 do at f4y nome 5e5 Forsyth ave
KEMPRO-The Magic SCOT
Remover; Simply sprinkle
over burning fire, open the
drafts, 30 minutes and the
furnace. pipes and chimney
will be free from carbon and
SCOT and a good draft re
stored: The Beckman Sup
ply Co. phone 400 Ham
,ra,I 1o-13-eod.
WANTED-Ffrst MORTGAGE loan OF
$4,000 on eight room house on Hoh-
man st. corner 100xt50. opposite Har-
rison Park, ia Homewood. Seven per
cent interest. but no commissions
Phone Hammond 81. 11.l1:2
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PERRY IL STEVENS,
JOHN KESEFTC,
HM. SYKES,
BOARD OF Public Works
Attest: DOHETHEA MILLER,
Clerk


NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF PRI-
MARY ASSESSMENT ROLL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN: That
on the 2lst day of October. 1921. the
mary Assessment Roll for the improve
pent Of jefferson Street, Section Thir-
teen C13} from the center line of Thir-
tY-ninth Avenue to the center line of
Fortieth Avenue, within the civ of
Gary, Lake County. Indiana. under
DeclaTatOry Resolution Number TNgen-
tE-nine Hundred Eighty-four (29SD
adopted pa the llth day Of July. 1921,
bY the BOARD Of Public Works.
The intersecting streets are; Thirty
ninth Avenue and Fortieth Avenue.
The parallel alleys within One Hun
dred Fifty G5Q) feet are: Alley Three
West and Alley -Four West.
Said Assessment Roll contains the
names of the owners and description
Of property to be assessed. with the
2WountS Of the prlma facle assessment
against each lot or parcel Of land sub
Jeet 10 assessment and is on file and
can be seen at the office Of the Beard
Lake County, Indiana.
On the 2Ist day of November. 1921.
At nine o'clock a. M, the Board of
Public Works win meet in it, office at
the city Hall to bear and receive re-
ronstrances against the amounts as
sessed against each of. said lots and
rerrafne tha question as to whether The
same have been benefited or viii be
specially benefited by said improve
racDt IN the amounts set forth in said
roll. and VIII then give a hearing to
all persons Interested. and thereafter
sustain or modify in whole or in part
the respective rrlma faeie assessments
PERRY II. STEVENS.
JOHN KESERIC.
WA. SYKES
Board of Public Works
Attest. DORATHEA MILLER,
Clerk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-11
W~ANTED--MALE HELP

A IEI@ GOO full line insurance
statesmen. on commission. Phone
S774 Hammond. 1856
~ANTED-W Car Re
p~airers, steady work all
winter, our men are making
S1.00 per hour working piece
work; The Ryan Car Co.
Hegewisch. III. ll-7-o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-11

IOK SALL-SeTeraI HoUeTn Ton room
bungalows on south SIDE, near car
line. These houses are Wei planned
and well built. large living room across
front of house, dining room. bed room.
Kitchen aad bath. Oak floors. electric
light fNtures. kitehen c7binet linen
and clothes closets b0ilt-in back
porch. Holland furnace. laundry tubs.
Lot 371ax120 TT. ONLY q small cash
required balance $3.50 per
month, Including interest IfarEis *
Moore Co1unanv phone 321. 402 Ham
mOnd Bldg. Hammond. 11.ll.Z
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-11

FOR RENT.Furn. rooms. kitehenette
dining room and bed room, heat ana
cleo. furnished. reasonable TO right par
". 1146 Van Buren St. Ham. ll.lOt3
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM for two men.
furnace heat. Close in. SOS Dou-
gias ave-, phone 944-M Ham,. 11:1l:3
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Spiritual meeting every thursday
and Sunday, al 100 P. M. Every.
body welcome, Free,
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FOR SAL~E-AUTOMOBTLES

E~NWNN .ttIUOIAO D L4ItII @NNF
rop+a2 apd ropoiroa Tf,o
ASAALSHA dIIQ ACDd1IG0. Lie
= a. NT Cnrryao
1NStNAp oCR Az -
31S E0va++a Ct HommoDd
-" N'UN 49, hHll1AioiiNst
Dlo0p )69S s-Ss-Nf
Iii,ttN -o''-
ATTENTION TRUCK - our
stock Of repair parts. covers most any
make Of truck; Betz Motor Truck Co.
$3.50 Holman street. hammond Ind
SAA4t-New and used electric
Motors 81 sizes and kinds Used mo-
{sfiza M rattmtr \ To- 80
H~arTnoorS Efe.tr,. So
80 go Nupfty 80 tN.P1t
F0R SNT.s- T,f~o -ron-bin- -
srer ann to5,rig, ra.
II aesb e-T EFEb.~9, = y
Era4,r,orS $500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-11
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTlCE OF II ADOPTION OF PFI-
MARY ASSESSMENT ROLL
NOIlCE is HEREBY GIVEN That
On the Slst day OF October, 1921, the
Beard Of Public Works adopted q Pr.-
mary Assessment Roll Tor the improve
n.ent Of Alley Five 90 South, Section
three t3) from the east line OF johnson
street to the west line of Lincoln
street. within the City Of Gary. Lake
GountN. Indiana, under Declaratory
dred Niuety-siX $500 adopted on the
18th day of July, 1921, by the Board
OF Pubic Works.
The intersecting streets and alleys
are. Johnson Street, Alley Fifteen
West. Lincoln Street.
Said Assessment Roll contains the
names of the owners and description
of property TO be assessed. with the
AMOUNT of the pTlna faCle assessment
against each iot or parcel Of land sub
Jeet a. assessment and is on file and
can be seen at the office OF tie Board
Lake County, Indiana
On the DIST day of November, 1921,
at nine o'clock a. m, the Board of
Public Works viii meet in its office at
raonstrancts against Che amounts as
SeSsed against each of said lots and
parcels OF land and VIII hear and de-
terInine the question as tn whether the
same have been benefited or VIII be
specially benefited by said improve
men. ia the amounts SIT forth in said
roll, and VIII then give a hearing to
All persons Interested, and thereafter
sustain or modify in whole or in part
the respective prlma facie assessments
on said roll.
PERRY H STEVENS,
JOHN KESERTC.
NM. SYKES,
BOARD Of Public Works
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FOR RENT-Three rooms. k~itehenette,
toilet, water and gas. handy for Glib
son. Standard Steel and East Chicago
532 Logan ave. phone 1918 Ham,. 11:1Q.tf
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
on the S1st day Of October. 1921, the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-11

FOR RENT-Furnfshed rooms, soc and
81 a day. Spring cots, 2N,4 Ry the
week. 81. SO and 81. Hctc. Carleton.
Hammond. l0:4tf
FOR RENT-Furn. rooms for hskpg.
and two hskpg. rooms for bachelors
1sS PluIBmer ave, phone 1913 Ham
mond. 10:22:tf
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FOR RENTING light hskpg rooms
and kitchenette, electric and gas
furnished. stove heat 50 Douglas St.
phone 1921 Hammond. llll
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GOA Holman st- Hammond Ill

G94 H7hran st. Hammond 1l.ll.2
FOR SALE
Ford Coune Just oNerhau1ed, good
tires. $3.50. s1o0 cash. terms
King s touring car, overhauled, eX-
ira tires, srot light. Vale locks and
other extras. $500. $500 cash. terms.
Ford chain drive truck, closed cab.
express BODY. $3.50. SIS cash. terms
Maxwell oue-ton truck. stake body
ard cloSe6 cab. $500 $50 cash terms
Oldsmobile Touring 1920. run like
rev. cord tires ard MANY extras, SEQ.
worth $1,000.
BETZ MOTOR TRUCK CO
Open evenings Hammond. 1911
Alto ELECTRIC WORK
Phone Hammond 1S57-W. 1f:t1:6
NJ HAVE a few used batteries for
sale cheap. LaueT Battery Service.
754 SO. Holman st. phone 5000 Ham
fnord 6-7-2
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HOHMAN 81 RARGAINS

RoomIng house proposition. 81 room
corner let l6aNl27, only $3.50.
Terms To suit YOU. See AZ. j. ~ Aiois-
berger, Hammond. lltl
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F0R SALE-MISCElLANEnuS
COAL-COAL

FOR SALE-One good large heating
stove. 697 Calumet ave. over bank.
Hammond. Hal
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FOR RANT-Steam heated sleeping
room, gentlemen preferred. 4S07 For
syth ave, East Chicago 1888
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FOR RENT-NiceIY furnished rooms,
"a Wsbb st, south Hammond 1l.ll:3
FOR RENT-sleeping room for one or
two gentlemen. $50 Morton Court,
Hammond. 11s11:3
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FOR RENT nicely furn- rooms for
light hskpg. SIS Ogden St, phone 10
Hammond. l1:9:2
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FOR RFNT-Four fur rooms for
light hskpg. 1874 Cedar st. phone
1394-J Hammond. ll:llt5
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FOR RENF-SIeeping rooms. steam
heat and phone. So and up per week
State St. Hammond. 1881
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FOR RENT-Four room Hat. fUrnish-
ed. best IN city. f76. cor. Sibley and
haywood. Call 227 Michigan avenue.
Hammond. 11:T:3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-11

Mrs. E Lee phone
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-11

FOR RENT-Steam heated light house
keeping rooms, newly decorated In
141 Logan St, Ham. 10s24:tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-11

chfnerobe. dining room set. buffet.
zas range. cooking range, sewing ma
chine. bookcase and other furniture Fl
VI walls. furniture and piano moving
second hand furniture. bought. sold and
exchanged. Us Fayette St. Ham
mond. 11:10:3
For SAIE-Crecerv and meat market
with up-to-date fxutres. clean stock.
good location. cheap rent. with living
rooms. 7Q2 New York ave. WHITING
11:1O:2
T0R SALF-Tmmediate1v. butcher shop.
fv+rres cheap. 7a2 New York ave.
Whiting. 1lt1o:2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-11

Sheriff Lake County. Indiana
GEO. P. ROSE.
Atty. for Plaintiff 1i:f;1l:Is