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New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Exchange Rates
Block u. S. Trade.
Bureau Reports
Financial Situation in Japan
Most ''Unsatisfactory,'' Is
Agents View; Failure of
BusinessH HousesP Predicted

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1o--Better
trade conditions between the United
States and South America and the Far
East cannot be expected until low
rates Of exchange and labor conditions
IN sorelgn countries have been i'm
proved. according to summary Of
w~rld business made public to-day by
the Department of Commerce. The
statement was the first of monthly
summaries the department will issue
dealing with trade conditions and was
prepared by commercial attaches and
trade commissioners.
In practically every country of South
america and the Far East imports have
fallen IN the last few months and
money has become hard to obtain,
capiegrans to the department said
Australia was represented TO be
a"a,ting lower. prices before buying
much IN the American markets and
banks there were said to have raised
money prices. This, together with the
low rate OF the pound exchange has
brought about virtual stagnation Of
the market, it was said.
The Japanese financial condition Is
most Unsatisfactory" Commercial
Attache James F. Abbott cabled from
TOXIC, and he predicted a severe drop
IN the Japanese exchange rate. Mr..
Abbott reported banks have tightened
the money market by raising rates.
Japan, ne said. finished the year with
large balance of trade against her and
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11

there are large stocks Of unsold good.
IN warehouses. Little foreign csnitai
h4.s been attracted to Japan in the 10 s+
few months, Mr. Abbott said. and the
general staRnation Of business, he fur
tner declares, brought about a situa-
tion which will result in the cutting Of
wages. ~
Failure Of many business houses .r
China is foreseen by Commercial
Attache Julean Arnold, at Peking. who
cabied that the ancient custom Of nav.
ing all debts on the New Year. Feb.
ruary 8, will force many places To
close. Falling exchange had resulted.
ne reported, in many merchants not
providing themselves with enonc},
credits to meet the situation, bu. tRa
government is hopeful that the older
nusiness houses will weather the storm
The Brazilian market WA renortad
70 be overstocked and the unfayorable
rate Of exchange has resulted in a
Srp crop in imports from, the United
asates, while the money market is
ve-l tight" Exports are also de-
creasin1g, the department was in.
formed, and an unfavorable balance AZ
erade Is increasing each month.
venezuela was reported as still IN
inc midst OF a financial decline and
oHclals are fearful more serio,1s onas
are to come. Banks have tigitened
.helr credits and prices dropped during
me last month. '-''s
Commercial Attache Carlton Jack.
son reported many business failures
were expected in Mexico,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11

STEPHEN BAKER
FIRST YCE-sREsiDENT
RAYMOND e. JONES
Y7cE-RRESlDENTs
JAMES MeNEL
B. D. FORSTER
HARRY 7. HALL Al
EDWIN S. LAFFEY &C.
PA. ROwIEY
.. II. PERSON %Y -
FRANKL. HILTON
Y. W. SMITH
QEiN STEWART BAKER
CASHIER 5
q. g. PAYNTEk
ASSISTANT CASHIERS :
W. F. MOORE r
is. GREGORY
II. M. hUCKI4N <
". A. RUSH
GEO. S. DOWNING n
e. S. MACDONALD 4
O. 6. ALEXANDER
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
DIRECTORS

J. T.. ALDRED AZ
STEPHEN BAKER =
B. II. BORDEN
MICHAEL rRlEDSAM
WALTER JENNINGS
RAYMOND e. JONES
6. ROWLAND LEAVITT'
HENRY K. McfiARG
GEORGE MerNEIR
ARTHUR G. MEYER
JOHN c. MOORE
CHARLES 8. POTTS
SAMUEL SLOAN
WILLIAM SLOANE
JAMES SPEYER
CARL r. STURElAtiN
GEORGE ZABRISKIE
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Jones Bros. Tea Co.
Passes Quarterly Dividend

Directors of Jones Brothers Tea
company. operating e chain Of stores.
yesterday passed the quarterly diyi,
oend Of one-h half Of 1 per cent on the
common stock
r. Directors of the H. W. McElwain
company have deferred action on the
qtua5teliy et diyldend on the common
s,s S.och, que Februaiy /. In October this
vious rate Of $3.50 quarterly.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Interest on Uninvested Monev

ARE portion of your money =
pending permanent investment
We suggest you consult with in regard
the temporary and profitable of
You deposit them with in checking
account ION which interest paid o average
balances credited monthly times deposit,
bearing higher of interest
We shall be pleased give you, any of our
offices, full details 10 each form Of account
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Broadway
AVENUE Opurx
e&44shSue Madison
Capital $so,ooo,ooo Resources over $500
ATO
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL

I HE New York Hospital, erected in 177r, is monu-
L ment to the importance which the citizens of New
York early attached the welfare of the eitvs poor
Inevitably New York turned to the men most prominent
in commerce and finance guide the destnies of its first
great charity organuation and one finds the roster of
succeeding Governors of the Hospital and members Of
the Society repete with the names of stockholders and
directors of the Bank of the Manhattan Company or
ganized later, in 1899: Gilbert Aspinwa John G. Coster
Gerard Beekman, De Witt Clinton, Archibald Oracle,
Robert Livingston, Daniel Ludlow, Leonard Lspenard
and scores Of others. Always have the Officers and
Directors of the Bank been identified with the significant
interests of the eey-explaning measure, perhaps
the wide range OF sympathetic understanding which
makes their help and counsel the business men of
today of such practical value
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES
INTERNATIONAL pArrn CONF ! ~-

Kew York, December 10. 1890.
The Board OF Directors have declared i.
regular auartsr1y dividend Of one ana one.
ba'f par cent own on ths prefsrrad
gsap't.f socx of this Company. payabIs
Jvnnsyy 18th. 1891. 10 prefsrreA stockkoId :
sry 7th. 1871.
owxa SHEPHERD, rrsaursv,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11

Railway, Other

Adams Express ~
1000. .... 50
Alaska Gold M 6s
ser a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
STEPS TAKEN TO BUY
F|RE-F|GHTNG ENGINE
Active Canvass 70 be Conducted
by Civic Association q
Richardson PARK.
speciai correspondsnos of Every Ev.ninr

speciai COrrespOndsnoe 81 Every kRsflfrE
Richardson, Park, March & AZ .
meeting Of the finance and FIRE commit,
tses Of the Five Points Civie Irso>iAtiorl
~ the home 81 Delaware = WDghf. lsst
night. n vas decided w. purchass = oOtr-
binatlDn chemical md pump fre syparh-
tus The type u machins approved cal"
for two - gallon tank n chemicals ard
is equipped With D rotarY pump caphh.r
0f throwing 10 gallons q water -
minute While nuuerY1s hlds we're fe-
ceiYcI the contract Vas mt aVafdsd
IL being explained that a IRE aDptFntus
conccm II Wilmington. VLces egtiu 80
appeared ~ - the owePf Wien ths qnez-
tign ~ freight VA crneidered Ho~lf
bo consulted ~ p thrse eharges
Twas also declded ~ laiIr - w pa ~
beginning next week. o. raIss iIrfs -
purchase the apparatg9 and With . goal
of 25OGD ho'lse ~, io-.Te ~srv.-He E'l %
made ~ 'ho finance c0-ru'ter a fhs
aevociat.,r
S Ja.r.' meeting - ths tvo comm tics
w.Il IN held Sunday .fD~go|r - 'Fe home
d Ray ,arearJ Plv r-r' Fter 80
receipt - y zIvcr 'o 'hoee Who nlt.
scriho xil n surpIed - no frarce ~ Z
fire cbnru ''ee roer1erg vfc pf ~rFe
thc canvass
Irc ovt meeting p Tho A'so~atio-
1ii ~ heh Fndar ovc-.rg - ra7' Ere}
nhcr '.o fire. r. o,-' - t's frs'~e -o--
uIttea 3' n p ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
ROSCOE BAYLIS RETURNS
FROM TRIP To BPRMTD d

Pos~o Bay.s sp@~ial agent n
So ther-. Grand D.4- -ior ~ 'he penrsv
vania railroad ~ .ia' returned trrn *
--Iy - FIar itor pervuts lalanfs
Ir bavas vho ~ W'lrrir gt0F Fe-
mary Y sailed rro~ &ew ors ~ 10
faarr7hIn Port c.ora r0-t---erTf
hours Hes aoers ~ afsT fe rr-
te~r.rd ~ ttIa t- as' -e'irrriav flgt'
Mar FL arrl rf frvee+ ere 1eec~ p e
bv 1Ir Bayl- ~p@a1rz t1e in1arstsrf p
III tno .-'ords e ~iat--- 'te' ANY fte
people brow 4trr-g ,--e'-rr- a' 're -l'-
Side world -o~re -o re ave revr~
seen tv7iiav ar .~-n' CfIrr u..
aa5rrs
Ire main rr.d4c.s t.n s~r-nu1A z
Isles are ootafnes -aTvc's And onlors
pctatoea fatss hir 8sv.l- -re taser
f-a-a the ground Ard planted ~ TIE saHle
tina Farms resemble '7I~k -atrhee
LAT ,.eld unusually 4rgr --ops
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
NICK ANDREWS Held nv
DRY law VIOLATION HARGE

Nick ar1~r--s --arRed V--rh riost1rg
.ne G-z-a r--r 4-ra p-as acid III $500
baI s0~ the ~r3r- - Cfe-ersi Sessions
hv DEPUTY Judge .yn- y Nralcipal
Court today PhG.p u Garrett -n-ra-
sertrd ne efe.ta1r.
1Ir Garrett asked ,o- ~ 1-s-issa
II n.s lent. -.a.---E --e o.ce n-ticer
--ho -lada ~ arrest -t- ~7t -row
.14o- v-as as a----- --
-.r-.l Andrews admitted 1Es
SAID -.s -as -a-.e- -l- 1011
decided
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
Grant We Visiting Wilmington.

+. Grant >E- -cs Seias. Z
,saav scars .-.er- - uln<Lol
!. ---- .r -.- -l -a.l-g
friends. ior gags 'i-
%ye vas rcEaect 10
.1- ana WIS a.5o e,- ua
opera 5io-s-. e-.
r.aa. les.-ir.ate -1----- N.--
Mr. ana Mrs. N.. aa. i.
-ss.- nor.e v.-r Is. ag-l.
Nye. i rc..as --,r N-o
engaged Il fas f.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
vi. salem Tndor,e, harter.

---.-.--
a..a ,l- Sa s-r
-.1G-
IS .rat.,. --.
...u -.-. 4t.s
nlers. aa
ara White A-
tha- -ce members /.
pare i. rat cv @ .
moss hti-- all ~-A sa,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
Legal Notices

BIDS-WIll be received March =. 1921 a.
Y clock noon. FOR Installing aea-iEg
plant IN the New Castle AEUorg, sew C2s-
tie Delasare Plans and specifications n
view al the state AEmory. FWeiftl all
Orange streets, y lIul41s-on Delaware, .r-
tween the hours OF ~ ano : except >atlr-
day
PROPOSALS for Grafonoias and Ptaaos-
sealed proposals wll ne reCeIveG cy t1e
Board of P40uC Education u Whining teLi.
Del for supplying The puoAc SIlCC4> Wl-L
Columbia d. Gras0Dolas and puslUlc 5l.as
and 1lSa-Sraoe pianos SA1t3ole tor sc4.oet-
rooms Use. Proposals must ne lepCSI -Sl
glth the secretary " the Board before
o clock p. M. Monday, March - 81
nolas and Pianos. The rlgnt 10 reject any
or all proposals IS reserved. Thomas
Cooper Erdulaa Hoffman, John Palmer.
Jr. commit ise
ESTATE Of Euzabeth L. Hopes, deceased
Notice IS hereby given taat Letters ~
Administration upon the estate e Eliza
beth L. HOPES. laSe of Wilmington
Edsar ii. Hopes q, on me seventeenth
persons indebtsd 70 the said deIeased
are reQuest sted to make pay ment to tce
Administrator without delay nd A.
persons havtns demands against zee
deceased are required TO exhibit AMI pre-
sent the same duly probaIed 70 the SAID
teenth day OF February. 4 ID. 1872. or
abide by the Law in this behalf Edgar N
hOopeS. Jg- A0LllUlStf a LNE ituI Y - " Ia z
Smalley. attorney -aJ-isw Equitable Build
ing. Wilmington Delaware
ESTATE OF samuel \ Adams. Jr de-
ceased Notice 5 hereby given that Let
ters Of Administration upon the Estate 81
samuel ) Adams Jr late cf Wilmington
deceased were duly granted unrl
Annie Adams Beste on the Fifteenth
day Of February, A .. 1921 and Al
persons indebucd - the Sa2d deCea sd ara
requested 70 MAKE payment 70 tAt
AdminiStratrix without delay and al
persons having demands against he de-
ceased are equired 10 exhibit and preSeu
she same duly probated To the Sail
Adnu niSEratriN on Sr before LbS ktfreeatt
day Of February A ID. 1922. or abide b.
by the Jaw in this behalf Annie Adaul
Reste. AdminiStratrlN Address ! Fran
Ball. Attorney at Law Equitable building
Whining ton Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
MAYOR SPEAKS At SMOKER
uF NEIGHBORHOOD CIT p

.fa-cr Wtl.-ar IL -ayicr -la1s al
zddrpss 4t -aa .-oAer ana e1rertaIr-
7,e-r z.--n -ne Neigh horncCd
AfhIarlc ,-.... -t E me ta44an
<etehrora-.i ao1-. -1-t meas
present r-re --pa I..al. --e
pez!ster IF. Was Hcr o1e.t NlcFar
lin = -4e Recorder Deeds -tt,.
-5rv ALd.r-r Harold -etEI.r
-.sla.t -ts -~-as 4r-r ssl4- tL4t ..4-r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sale

AUTOMOBILES
1920 FORD oUPE. MopEL ~
FORD TRUCK. Panel
MODEL 20.
FoKD ToURlNGS. u. le. -. -
CHANDLER DISPATCH DEho'
sTRAToR.
CASH or TIME - 49,
ARkA> CrED.
xttL MOTOR CO.
ELEVENTH AND Al > ALL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
Real Estate Tor Exchange
AUCTlONS-LECALS

LOTS nave four iats vii exchange ~
Ford macnlne Phone 41ti
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
Auction sales

AUCTION SALES ~ every description
Anywhere IL yoG Want 70 cell aef hamii-
ton the square Deai AICtloueer and II arm
Agent 10a A 80 son Is Pnnne 80 y
PUBLIC sALE-0f real estate. estate ~
father II Moore deceased BY order -
the Orphans Court ~ Chester county viii
be sold a. public SAFE, on 4esfay, March
= 1921 on 1ue premises a PennsD4ry
township Chester county. one mile fEDm
AfendennaH station Pennsylvania Rail-
road nine mites from y lAnzton- one
eighth galle from kennetf PIKE or Whining
ton Boulevard hessuaxe and tract II
land containing sixteen acres. seven perch
s-s more nr less the improvements con-
stgt og a modern frame residence, con tain
tng 10 rooms over dry cellar. closet ia each
room. open Ehlte uak stairway. all TooG-
work sell finished, many Flndows, glass y
doors. pipeiess heater. giving excellent ser
vice not aud cold water. bathroom Elta
toilet p0rcEes 'front.' ana side Frame
barn with wa0gu door. and six zta44s
coTncrtb anu -nIcken aouse. spring III
premises. About ~ apple trees II tearing
or coming II bearing, small fruits. Al I2ul
tlllaDle The property is situated near
places for Eorsn4p. p4oAc scoool r14roaQ
ana 4 famous improved highway TIE
buildings are located a1 lIZn ground. AZ
foraiuk rnc views me property - worthy
~ the attention " persons desiring r7Lral
nome. easy OE access over sJO1 rJa4S. all
wlli 3e SHOWN callers ~ t1e I11er signed.
wno Fvlil oe on the ground al 44i times. !, ale
70 oegiD al so . c-OCA D. ~. Yv4Un con-
dItIons viii ae made SHOWN ~ 1jary
r. Moore. al minis LraGr4Z y ~ bGrIe.i 2,
a1ctIoueer. i. ~ BALDWIN. attorney
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
orcycles and Bicyc Giles

srIKts-For sale. 32Is1s. straight side tlTes: :
-...onaple cInpler OStose FAOhs
toIy " or s4sO or lZU3 orange strovt
TStD TIKES-And tubes. all sizes. silver
Iira snoD zOZ hlns street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-04
EVERY EVENING

EVEK I EN ElNllNo
CLASSIFIED ADvERTlSlmSsi
tIndexed for Quick ReterencoP
LINE RATES PER bAh'
Count ak words to the line r,.
Count initials and numbers % t,an sDc
No charge ad taken Tor less ..h,n shc
No prepaid ad taken for less u1ss uprsnaid
~ cents IL cents
: consecutive Days IL cents csnts
. ron.ccutive DAYS cents Seii''
LONG TERM ADV ENi iioiN1 .,,v
SneciaI .ates for business AoNei''sH
HEpiJBI.ICATlON FotS FfNnois,,r ~ 49,.
R.nuhiicstion will be maue iof eiioa "a
not he fault of she advertiser, ~ ~" ~.
Xcrticer will report the error Witn.ih
SouTs after first publication Oh nu
vertisement
MI|. .LASSlFlCAIlONS Srv,~,YrprED
TELEPHONED ADS
classified advertisements that are te.e
uhoned 10 Every Evening Will ne aoSep All
- the cnarKe rates shown anoNe. -
the prepaid cost amount VIII oe aoeSps eppss
- full payment II offered at the nuSine s,.cp
ofaca within six days after any ,,,Nsr
sd is FIRST printed in the paper. on'ad
Svtse the cost at the charge rates oao'0S
above will be collected "A.
Telephone Your Want Aus.
PHONE-TWO-TWO O-HU NpfEb
Ask for Want Ad laheI.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

FOR SALE-tine parlor stove and gon-
dola reed baby buggy, very reason
able. 1852 Calumet ave, Ham. 9:23:2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

names of the owners and description
or property 10 be assessed, with the
AMOUNTS OF the prima facie assessment
against each lot or parcel of land sub
Ject to assessment and ia on file and
can be seen at the office OF the Board
or Public Works in the City Hall, Gary.
Lake County. Indiana.
On the 10th day of October, 1921. at
nine o'clock a. m, the Board of Public
Works will meet in It's office at the
city Hall TO hear and receive remon-
strances against the amounts assessed
AGAINST each Of said lots and parcels
OF land and will hear and determine
the question as to- whether the same
nave been benefited or will be specil-
~ benefited by said Improvement in
the mounts set forth in said roll ana
VIII then give A hearing to all persons
Interested, and thereafter sustain or
modify in whole or in part the res
pective prima facie assessments on said
Roll.
BY order OF the Board of Publ
Works.
PERRY II. STEVENS.
JOHN KESTRIC,
WNs SYKES.
Board of Public Works
Attest; DORATTTFA MILLER,
Clerk. 9:23:24:26:27:2S:2S:30
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
At pre-war prices. so per cent off
list price or wall papers. First class
work In business in for 20
years Carl Vermett, phone 1929 Ham
mond. 9:1s:tf
GET BUSY and save your Booster cigar
bands for the $500 Cathedral phono-
graph given away to the one holding the
most cigar bands. 90
SPECIAL CABINETS, screen doors.
screen windows. combination screen
and storm doors. storm windows, wood
work OF all kinds. Models. wood and
metal patterns. All work guarantee
ed and prices reasonable. Peerless
Pattern Works. $40 haywood ave,
Phone Hammond 119S-M- 9-2-tf
WANTED-To weld your hot water
boiler before cold weather. Peerless
Welding Works. 1876 Sibley st, phone
Hammond 1922. 9:23:6
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING and dec
Grating, reduced prices. r. L. Diblee
& Son, sol May St, phone 575-M Ham
mond. s:23:2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
The syrrboiIc Eaute

The eagle stood for two things in
ancient symbolism. The Greek nams
for the monarch OF the air was a word
meaning rapid motion" The deeply
mystic Hebrews, after watching tho
great bird sitting m~otionless, conten-
plating the sun, gave 1t a name which
meant meditation" In early Chris
tan art the eagle became the symbol
Of spiritual power, because it was
able to soar tirelessiy through tha
highest places. The lion was the SYM
Dol of human pride and temporal
power.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
COURAGE.

The greater part of the courage that
is needed In the world is not of a
heroic kind. Courage may be dis
played in everyday life as well as on
historic fields of action. The conmon
need is for courage to be honest, cour-
age TO resist temptation, courage to
speak the truth, courage TO be what
we really are, and not to pretend to
be what We are not, courage TO
live honestly within our means and
not dishonesty upon the means OF 9TH
eTs-Cleveland Bulletin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
REAL ESTATE c

70 RSALE-40 feet Roosevelt avenue.
Hammond. Easy payments and low
prices. All assessments paid UP. Write
B-lIS care Times. Hammond. Stiff
FOR SALE and 8 rooms and base
ment bun galows. on = acre track.
Terms 10 per cent cash. balance mon
th1y payments. on Bausor ave. one
block east Of Columbia. south of 18th
St, See r. c.. Mclaughlin on premises,
Hammond. 9:17:T
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
NOW VACANT

4OOh 0HOlCb WITH ONk1 SOpU
Cash
5 room modern new bungalow on the
south side, near car line. Has all mo-
dern c-onveniences including sanitary
kitchen cabinet, delivery chest, coal
chute, laundry tray. 3 TT. basement
good big furnace, high terraced lot,
cement drive and elegant garage for two
cars. Interior trim solid oak, with all
rooms decorated. Screens and shades,
No better bargain in town. Only $3.50.
8 room. almost new bungalow. on For
syth ave. Fine neighborhoOd and right
close in. Has all built-tn features. oak
tri@. tile bath floor. coal bins. fruit
cupboard. laundry tray, screens, lot all
improved. with lawn. garden. shade
trees. All assessments paid in full
Only $500.
) room cottage with wide lot on Ash
st. One-half block to car line and close
to South shore electric. a very attrac-
tive home. newly painted and decorated.
and all modern except heat. Fin lawn,
shade trees and fences. All assess
ments paid. only $295G.
If you want a real bargain buy one
Of these now! Homes like these will
never sell for less. They are sacrifices
that you can make money on. Only
$40 per month and interest. and move
right in Q-92
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

A hypothesis suggested by W. NJ. G.
Is that the expression, rs this hot
enough for your may have been first
used by the wicked king who threw
those three gentlemen into the fiery
furnace.-Boston Transcript.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-From owner. s
room home, must be on corner or
have large frontage. Cash. Phone 2770
Hammond. 9:20.3
WANTED TO BUY-Large wardrobe
trunk. Call 1051-W Hammond. 9:23
WANTED TO BUY OR RENT-A res
taurant or lunch room. State best
cash price. Write BIOS, care Times.
Hammond. 1928
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Apt- furnished.
preferred south side. by young mar
ried couple. Best of reference. Address
B-12. care Times. Hammond. 9:17:tf
WANTED T ORENT-For one year. S
or 6 room modern house by respon-
sible couple. No children. Furnished
or unfinished. Write Bio, care of
Times. Hammond. 9:I6.6
WANTED-Furnished rooms two or
three rooms, bath and kitchenette in
good neighborhood, by married couple
with no children. Can give references.
Write G. w. Gordon. 16 Mason street.
Hammond. 9:c1:4
WANTED TO RENT-Four or i've
room modern fat or house. sou tn side.
by young married couple. Address r.
x. care Times, Hammond. 9:22:2
WANTED TO RENT-By young couple.
5 or 6 room house or fat. Phone
I'LL Hammond. 9:22:3
WANTED TO RENT-A room with the
use of garage for car. Write Bios
care Times. Hammond aga
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
IN

z room house, full base
ment, half acre ground, fine
garden spot, vacant now:
Price $4450; $500 down;J. e
Prescott, phone 1912 Ham
moDd 1921
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Little Kitty (sent By mother to tha
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RATnAINS


. room house. located on south side,
All rooms are large and well ventilated.
those on first floor are finished and
noored in oak. Bed rooms are fCored
In maple and finished in best of hard
pine trim Has been recently decora-
ted throughout VIII sell at a wonder
Iul bargain with about one-third cash.
Price IS 500.
4 room brick cottage on Elm street.
90 IT lot. garden, grape arbor. gas
lights and water. Price $500. with
only $500 cash. balance easy payments.
5 room modern bungalow south side.
oak floors and finish. bath. furnace
heat, driveway, garage and so IT. lot
Price $4,000. with only $400 cash.
3 room modern bungalow. east side,
near high school. Price s4650. Terms.
GOSTLIN, MEYN & HASTINGS. INC.
On HohTpSn, corner of State st. Ham
mond. Open evenings. Phone 14O Ham
mond. ota2
FOR SALE-On account OF leaving
hammond. will sell 6 room story and
one-half style frame BUNGALOW on so
II lot. between Holman and State Line.
opposite Harrison Park. Furnace heat.
stationary tubs. electric lights. shades
and fixtures. Coal bin, fruit room and
summer heater. Fire place, bookcases.
large living room all the way across.
french doors, panelled dining room and
Tile bath Also has full hoored attic
where two bed rooms could be finished
az any time. Price $1,000. $1,000 cash.
Halance terms. Phone Ham. $50. 9:23
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LOST N FOUND

LOST-Watch chain. Sunday. 10 O'Clock
at New York Central depot. Indiana
Harbor. IS reward If returned to Jno.
Plesha, 1918 Deodar st, Indiana Har-
Dor. 9:20:4
LOST-A cameo stick pin. Phone Ham
mond 83S-W. Reward e:22:z
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Wood Made Old In ~ Houra-
BY a Danish process Of HARDENING
wood the aging effects OF years are
said to be accomplished In a hours