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w. Isham and Bert Cameron, T. A. road. Others present were W. H. Switzer, Councilman Howard Hunt and Assistant City Clerk W. H. Thompson.
 The contract with Burns & McDon- nell engineering company, provides for preliminary surveys and the inves- tigation of water supply, pipe lines, reservoir and the distribution system in the town of Flagstaff. The prelim- mary surveys will require about two months to complete, and the cost will be $1,000. After the preliminary sur- veys the bond election will be called, and after the election, if the bonds carry, the final plans and specified tions will be completed. Then Burns & Mcdonnell agree to suervise the contraction of the system, turning the plant over to the city after comple- tion. The entire engineering expense will be five per cent of the cost of construction.
 Burns & Mcdonnell have been in work as engineers for 26 years, spec ioh1hhB III HyurduiC WoThs udNihB uc~ signed water works installations in about 300 cities, extending from Penn sylvania to the Pacific coast. Some of the most recent ones are Riverside, Calf; Boulder, Colo; Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Springfield, III.
 As soon as preliminary reports are complete, they will be presented to the town council, to the Rotary club, and to mass meetings. A force of engineers will begin investigations in Flagstaff within week or ten days and one of the members of the firm will be in charge of such work.
 Before employing Burns & McDon- nell the town council wired several places where this firm had charge of engineering work, and all replies were satisfactory.
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CITY HIRES ENGINEER TO RUSH DEVELOPMENT
 BIGGER WATER SUPPLY
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about 35 per cent more. The type recommended, to be fed by a 14-inch
 pipe line, is concrete lined, excava- ton being made sufficient to secure firm foundation. A 90-million gal lon reservoir of that type, built during the war, when materials were higher than now, cost $260,000. MT. Quay believes that a hundred-million gal lon reservoir with the new pipe line and the enlargement of the distribut-
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connection with the early craftsmen and craftswomen who lived here cen turies ago? With each generation the interest in and love for these relics increase. With each passing month our scattered stores of them decrease. These relics are immense iy valuable to institutions and pri- vate collectors in eastern states and foreign lands. Aren't they worth anything to Flagstaff?
 The visitor here can find some of these interesting relics on display at our curio stores. They are placed there fer sale. They are being carried away to other cities and other states daily, and even these commercial dis plays will soon be thing of the past.
 Some action should be taken about this, at oEee. Each year that passes will make i. more expensive to act and the result to be gained will be smaller. There should be some des- ignated organization, one of those now existing oi another organlzci for that specific purpose, charged with the duty of gathering, cataloging and
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vigorous and definite plan along this line, it undoubtedly would result in financial help that would make their club house something soon to be real ized. It would also give the organiza- tion greater permanency, something additional worth while to work for.
 What a fine thing it would be to have that big clubhouse, with a mu- scum of our own antiquities, perhaps also containing the city library. Flag staff would have something to be proud of, something she will ultimate ly keenly regret not having unless our philosophical people get busy.
 The Sun does not claim credit for this idea. It was brought to our mo- tice in letter recently received by J. C. Clarke of Flagstaff from Harold J. Colton of Ardmore, Pa., who knows this country better than most of us do and who is a collector of note of ficially connected with the University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. Mir. Clarke is himself collector who gives all his spare time to the work. Mir. Cotton in his letter said:
 There is a growing interest in the antiquities about Flagstaff. Would it not be possible for those interested to form local antiquary society so that the collections that have been made by the local residents can be brought together in local museum, which, if properly handled, would be benefit to science and an added re- source to the city of Flagstaff. If such a society should be formed I would be very glad to aid it in any way that I can.
 Tt is a shame that valuable mater ial which is dug up every year is un- recorded and sold to outside agents"
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BOY WHO DISAPPEARED
 IS NOW ON WAY HOME

The search for 13-year-old Earsil Farrand, son of c. N. Farrand of Los Angeles, was brought to an end when the boys father received from the lad a telegram saying con my way home to Los Angeles to go to school"
 Young Farrand disappeared from Nogales hotel after his father had turned over to him $500. The police had been acting on the theory that the boy might have been the victim of foul play.
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Serge Dresses

There are numerous style de- partures in cut, drape, fabric and trimming that we are certain will win your approval. We'd appre- ciate the opportunity of showing you these.
 Prices, S9.OO to S35.OO
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OUR ANTIQUITIES GOING TO OTHER CITIES--WHY
 NOT A MUSEUM HERE!

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NEW SILK DRESSES FOR FALL Artistic draping, luxurious fab rics, distinctive garnitures, all combine to make this showing in- teresting. Warm jewel tones and the older cOlOrs.
 Prices, S13.50 to S45.OO
The Lake County times., 1922-11-22

SECTION Z. No vehicle shall
stand backed up to the curb except
when actually loading or unloading
and If said vehicle is horse drawn
and has four wheels, the horse or
horses must stand parallel with the
curb and faced in the direction of
traffic.
SECTION 6. Definition: The words
Commercial vehicle carrying people
for hire" includes everything on
wheels which is engaged in the bus
mess of carrying passengers for
hire which use that part Of the street
intended for vehicles. except street
cars or other vehicles running on
fixed tracks
SECTION .. Pehalty: Any per-
son or persons violating any of the
provisions of Section l to inclus-
I've of this Ordinance shall, on con-
viction thereof. be fined in any sum
not more than One Hundred CS10000)
Dollars for each violation.
SECTION 10 This Ordinance shall
be in full force and effect from and
after its passage and publication
Passed this Goth day Of November.
1922
Attest: WILLIAM H MILLER
City Clerk
FRANK CALLAHAN.
11:22:2S Mayor
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FOR SALFIHousehold furniture,
consisting Of sewing machine, gas
range. walnut dresser and kitchen
set. Apply 4914 Olcott ave. East
Chicago. II ~ :9t
FOR SALE-A furnace. will heat
rooms 4740 Olcott ave, East
chicago 11:22:1t
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AN ORDINANCE REGUL
VEHICLES

AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
VEHICLES
BE IT ORDAINED. BY the Com
mon Council Of the City of East Chi
cago. Indiana:
SECTION l. That It shall be un
lawful for any person in charge Of
any motor vehicle engaged In the
business of carrying passengers for
hire to park such vehicle or stop to
take on passengers or discharge
passengers upon the streets or high
ways of the City of East Chicago,
Indiana, within the districts bound
ed by:
A-Beginning at Waiting Street
and Guthrie Street down to Dickey
Place. Thence on Dickey Place to
Michigan Avenue. thence in an east
erly drive on 135th Street to Fir
Street. thence IN a northerly drive on
FIR Street to Michigan Avenue.
on Michigan Avenue in northea ster-
ly drive to Guthrie Street, thence in
northwesterly drive to waiting
Street, to place of beginning. This
description Is intended to and does
include the Streets surrounding this
district herein described.
B-South on Forsythe Avenue to
nue. to Wabash r. r east on Chicago
Avenue to Olcott Avenue, west on
Chicago Avenue to 612 Chicago Ave
nue.
SECTION 2. PARKING STANDS.
Parking Stands are hereby establish
ed for commercial vehicles carry
ing passengers for hire, to-wit:
Grand Boulevard. between Michigan
Avenue and Waiting Street and on
the north side OF Chicago Avenue
between the corner of Chicago Ave
nue. and Magoun Avenue. east of s12
Chicago Avenue.
SECTION 8. That no vehicle en-
gagged in the business of carrying
passengers for hire shall stop to
take on or discharge passengers ex-
cept at the side of the driveway or
curb
SECTION 4. That no vehicle shall
stop and occupy any street or alley
in such manner as to interfere
with or interrupt the passage of 9TH
er vehicles except when II is being
loaded or unloaded at the curb and
then only for such a time as may
be reasonably necessary for such
loading and unloading
SECTION 5. No vehicle shall
emerge from any alley, stable or
garage at a rate of speed greater
than two miles per hour.
SECTION 6. Heavy Vehicles On
all thorofares the heavy and slower
moving vehicles. as far as conditions
will permit. shall keep to the right
and as close to the curb as practi-
carhle
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUN-
TY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND.
INDIANA. NOVEMBER TERM.
1922.
Dominic p. Sevald VS.. Ernest NJ.
Cross ct al. Cause No. 22412. Act
ion to Quiet Title to Real Estate
in Lake County. Indiana.
Now comes the plaintiff by Dom
inio F. Sevald, attorney and files
his complaint herein. together with
an affidavit Of a competent person,
showing that the defendants there
TO. to-wit: Ernest NJ. Cross. Mrs.
Ernest NJ Cross. his wife. whose
true Christian name is unknown.
John Drost, Mrs. John Drost. his
wife. whose true Christian name is
unknown. John Dorst. Mrs John
Dorst. his wife. whose true Christ
ian name is unknown. their heirs,
devisees and legatees. are non-resi-
dents Of the State Of Indiana, and
that this IS an action TO quiet title
to the following real estate situa
ted in Lake County, Indiana. to-wit:
Lot Twenty-six (26) Block Four
90 of Morris Addition to the city
Of Hammond. Lake County. Ind
lana
Said defendants are therefore here
by notified of the pendency OF said
action and that the same will stand
for trial at the next term of said
Court. and that unless they appear
and answer or demur therein. al the
calling Of said cause, on the 9th
day OF January, A. D. 1923, the
same being the 2nd day of the next
term of said Court to be begun and
held in Room number 2 in the Court
House at Hammond. In said County
and State. on the End Monday Of
January. A. D. 1928. said action viii
be heard and determined in their
absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, here
unto set my hand and affix the seal
Of said Court. at Hammond. Indiana.
this 18th day of November, A. D.
1922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
(SeaD Clerk l. S. c.
By: wILETTA CAMPBELL.
Deputy Clerk 11:15:22:29
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double the amount OF such Bond.
Said Bond. whether executed by
Surety Company or freehold sure
ties. as herein provided. or Ind mni-
flying policy OF insurance. shall be
so written SO as to indemnify the
public against loss or damage to
property and injuries or death to
persons by reason OF the careless
and negligent operation or defec-
tive construction of such taxi ca b.
bus and jitney and to indemnify
passengers for loss or damage to
property In transportation and for
injuries or death to person or per-
sons. by reason OF such careless and
negligent operation OF such jitney
or taxicab. and said bond shall
furth r contain a provision for con-
tinuing liability hereunder. not
withstanding any recovery thereon
or any payment by the principal or
sureties therein obligated.
Any jitney or taxicab having
seating capacity of fve passengers.
including the driver. shall furnish
bond or indemnifying policy Of in
surance, as above described. IN the
sum OF $500.
Any jitney or taxicab having a
seating capacity OF over five pas
sengers. including the driver shall
furnish bond as above described or
fndemnifying policy Of insurance, IN
the sum of $500.
SECTION 8-This ordinance shall
be in force and effect from and af-
ter its passage and approval by the
Mayor and its publication as re-
quired by law.
SECTION ALI ordinances and
parts of ordinance in conflict here
with or hereby repealed.
Passed this 2Oth day OF November
1922.
FRANK CALLAHAN,
Mayor.
Attest: WILLIAM H MILLER.
y1-22.2s. City clerk.
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REBUILDING EAST CHICAGO, IN
DIANA. INCTNERATOR

REBUILDING EAST CHICAGO, IN
DIANA. 1NCTNBRATOR
Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the Board of Public Works
of the City of East Chicago Indiana.
until 1880 O'Clock on the 11th day OF
December. 1922. for the rebuilding
Of the East Chicago. Indiana. In
cinerator Plant
The work shall consist of furnish
ing and erecting 12-I- Beams. Fed
eral Cement tile roof. ventilators.
Wooden doors. 2-2HP Century Mot
ors and Electric Equipment. glazing
and painting steel work, etc.
The plans and specifications are
on file in the office Of the city Clerk
IN the City Hall Of the city of East
Chicago. Indiana.
A certified check to the amount
Of s per cent OF the total amount of
contract price. shall accompany each
bid.
The Board of Public Works reser-
YES the right to reject any and all
bids.
JOHN BOCHWARESkI,
NJ. J. KIERNAN.
KARL D NORRIS.
Board of Pubic Works.
Attest: WILLIAM II MILLER.
Clerk of Board. 1.22;2S
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LEGAL. NOTICES

NOTICE OF ADMINIsTRATI0N
In the matter OF the Estate OF
Michael Solek. Deceased. No. $40.
Lake Superior Court. Room 8. Gary,
Indiana.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed Ad-
ministrator of said Estate. by the
Judge OF the Lake Superior Court
Said Estate is supposed to be sell
vent
PEOPLES STATE BANK. OF
EAST CHICAGO. INDIANA
Administrator
Dated November 8. 1922.
A H. SANtDOR.
Attorney. 11:S:15:22
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or who shall violate any of the
provisions of this ordinance shall
be fined in any sum not less than
$4,000 nor more than $4,000
SECTION The reveue derived
from such licenses shall be used
exclusively for the maintenance
and repair of streets.
SECTION S-Before any license
shall be issued. as hereinbefore pro-
vided to taxicabs. buses and jitneys
mentioned In Glass @. the person.
firm or corporation applying there
| for shall file with the city Comp
troller an indemnifying policy of
insurance of some firm. company
or corporation licensed to do bust
ness in th state of Indiana. or the
bond of such person, firm or cor
poration. with a Surety Company
authorized to do business under the
! laws of the State of Indiana, as
surety thereof, or bond executed by
three or more freehold surettes. said
or iademn.fying policy insurance
/ shall be given to the approval OF
! the CITY Comptroller. and In the
event of such bond. the same Is
signed by freehold sureties. each
surety on said bonds shall attach
/ thereto his or her statement In
4 writing. duly sworn to, setting forth
| that he or she owns in fee simple
certain real estat,, Its legal desctip
f., tion. its market value. and no pro-
perty shall be accepted thereon
which is not located in the County
! of Lake and the state of Indiana,
/ free from all Membranes of ev-
\ cry description. and the total value
of all such property scheduled on
such Rond slsall not be less than
The Lake County times., 1922-11-22
KISSEIl ROADSTER.

klSSEL ROAlDS LII
1921 Custom Built De Luxe Road
ster, painted midnight blue, 8 white
wire wheels. trunk. 2 bumpers, spot
light and numerous other extras.
This is a very high class and exclus-
I've car and will appeal TO the man
desiring something out of the or
binary. Through a combination of
circumstances we are able to offer
this high class roadster at the ex-
ceptional price of $1,000.
1t cost you nothing extra to buy
this car on time.
LEO T. KNOERZER
Cadillac Motor Co.
Phone 663. Chicago and Shegieid
avenue. Hammond. 11:21:2t
FOR SALE-Ford touring, late 20,
good running order. one man top
A good bargain. Phone 2429 Ham
mond. 11:22:2t
FOR SALE-Overland sedan model
90. $3.50. $40 Indianapolis blvd.
whiting. 11;22:1t
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ORDINANCE NO. 1854.
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
AND LICENSE VEHICLES KEPT
OR USED WITHIN THE CITY
OF EAST CHICAGO. INDIANA:

ction I. RE 1T ORDAINED. by
the Common Council Of the city Of
East Chicago, Indiana. that it shall
be unlawful for any person. firm.
or corporation TO keep for use or
hire any motor truck. commercial
vehicle dray. tari-cab. hack. bus.
carriage, jitney. and any and every
other vehicle OF every kind and
charact r used for commercial pur-
poses in carrying ef@er passengers
or freight within the City of East
Chicago, Indiana. or to use the
same within the corporate limits Of
said City without taking out and
having a license therefor as requir-
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FOR SALE-EfisceIlaneoHu

FOR SALE-One Butter Kist pop
corn machine. Phone 157 Ham
mond 11:S:tt
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TWO STORY
BRICK
DOUGLAS AVENUE
nNT " &c -N0 m

On II *b.0VU.UU
Seven extra large airy rooms and
bath, four bedrooms. one on the first
floor and three on the second floor.
all large and well lighted. This Is
a well built house. newly decorated
all through. Cemented basement.
hot water heat, laundry tubs. show
er bath arrangement. dust proof coal
bins and fruit cellar. Good brick
garage. 40 foot lot and well kept
lawns Nice neighborhood. within
five minutes walk to business CEN
ter. This house is in first class con-
dition and will need no additional
expense Low taxes and a real bar
gain for a large family. Reason
able payment down and balance on
terms.
Don't miss this real opportunity.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-New i've ana ri4 roora
bungalows and houses. South Side
excellent location. All modern con-
venicnces Small cash payment. and
easy terms.
HARGIS & MOORE co.
4o2 Hammond Bldg. Phones 321-
2143 Hammond. evenings. S:21:tf
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SEE THESE CARS AT
BOILING AUTO
SALES
DODGES

Touring. 1919 production. excel
lent mechanical condition. good rub
Der. has one extra, also many ex-
tras. $35000
Roadster. 1920 production. All
new rubber and is in very good me-
chanical condition. Many extras.
$4,000.
DORTS
Touring. 1919 production. All new
rubber, new top and curtains and
has good finish. Good mechanical
ly. s225.00.
Touring. 1919 production. All good
rubber. good mechanical condition
Needs top and curtains. $175.00.
FORDS
Touring. 1922 production. all new
Kelly-Springfield tires. one extra, ex-
cellent mechanical condition. Top.
curtains and finish very good This
car has run less than 5000 miles.
$4,000.
Sedan. 1922 production. excellent
condition In every way. $3.50.
Roadster, 1919 production with
winter top. self starter and many
extras. S175.00.
Roadster. 1917 production. a real
bargain at $4,000.
Panel body truck. 1919 production.
another bargain at $4,000.
OAKLAND
Touring 1920 product{ou model
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FOR SALE
Two Family Brick Flat
For 90 600 OO

Four rooms up and rooms down
renting for $36 per month. Stove
heat 25 IT. lot real good in
vestment. with only S1.400 cash need
ed.
Six room modern bungalow. gar
age. 371z IT. lot, on Detroit street
A real bargain at $1,000. Can be
handled with $1,000 cash.
Seven room two story brick. hot
water heat. car brick garage. chic
ken house. 3715 It. lot. All assess
ments paid IN full. on East State st.
Price has been reduced from $500
Have large listing of flats. hous-
es and bungalows in all parts OF
Hammond. Make your wants known
to H. HECHLER, 1884 Jefferson st.
phone Hammond 220S. 11:2I:2t
FOR SALE-Bargain in a modern
room bungalow. on Van Buren st.
near car line; newly decorated. ex-
ceptionally easy terms. Hargis &
Bldg. Hammond. Heller
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Beautifu
modern home in Highlands, eight
large rooms. clothes closets in every
bedroom. large bath room, hot water
heat, electric and large water plant.
Cement basement. corner lot, 55X175
feet Nick Mayor, owner. 3505 Deo-
dar st. phone 1912 Indiana Harbor.
11:ls;3t
KNOW A BARGAIN WHEN YOU
SEE IT?
If you do, let us show you this
5 room modern bungalow; well built.
hardwood floors and trim; built in
features: excellent location; garage.
etc. $1,000 cash. balance like rent.
CHARLES V. TERMINI co.
Phone East Chicago 900. 11:22:1t
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WAYTEA-HAs.E HElF

' ~ GD-Ws hA - openings for 10
r%1as men between the ascs of -
AZ ~ 10 learn the trade o? bo.ier
inAAsr or machinist. Liberal wages
10 start with. depending upon the
Lenity Of the applicant Come pre-
pared to go to work. Apply to Works
Manager. Gibson Shops, Railroad De-
partment. Gibson. Ind. 7.l9:tf
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That the Continental Casualty
Company proposes to increase its
capital stock by the amount of $780,
10000.
H G. b ALEXANDER,
President
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY
COMPANY.
11:22:29:12:6:13
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DAVIS SEDAN

1921 FIVE passenger. This car does
not show the slightest sign of wear.
The former owner has given the
car excellent care. For immediate
disposal. priced at $3.50.
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MONEY 70 LOAN

MONEY TO I.OAN-On personal pro-
perty. second mortgages D. notes
discounted Herman T. Sasse, Room
2O1 Reynolds Bldg. 522 Broadway,
Phone So7 Gary. Z1:1a:tf
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED situation. a. typist or
general office work IN calumet dis
.rict. Qualifications. high school
graduate. age Is. can furnish refer
enccs. Phone Goa Ham. 11:21 2t
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FOR RENT

FOR ENT-store room and four
(4) living rooms In rear. at 296
Holman st Rent $50. Al condi-
ton Phone 345 Ham 11:9:tt
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALF-Just received. 5000 roll
1929 wall papers from. &c to 1Se
roll. All big bargaina Carr Verrtlst
Paper Hanger 44O Michigan avenue.
phone 1929 Hammond. ii:fs:.f
WANTED-Men for the L s. Army
fo~ Honolulu. Texas. California.
etc. Apply Room 1928 Post Office.
Hammond l1.22:3t
WANTED-Family washings 461
tAsh street. Hammond. 11:22:1t
HOME COOKING. lunch from u 10
j.. m Dinners. to 7:30. 3f32
Elm street. Indiana Harbor. 11:22:6t
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BOARD AND ROOM

FOR RENT-Room and board to re-
spectacle people. convenient to
Conkey and Standard. 1856 Calumet
ave. Hammond. 11:21:23
FOR RENT+Board and room, home
cooking. private family. 517 East
State St, Hammond. 11:21:2t
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WANTED-StronR woman without
incomberance. to assist in general
house work. 500 Alice st. Hammond.
11.21:2t
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HERBERT L. WHEATON,,
(Sea1) Clerk L S. c.
By: WILETTA CAMPBELL,
Deputy Clerk 11:15:22:2s
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WANTED-Girl to assist with light
housework. 27 Highland street.
Hammond. 11:21:3t
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTBD-Gordon press feeder. Pos
tlewaite Printing Co. 96 Plummer
ave. Hammond. 11:21:2t
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WANTED = LabOrerS at
Nowak Milling Corpor-
alton, Calumet and 15Oth
St. Hammond. ll-lS-i

WANTED-Young men and women
to learn Morse and wireless Tele-
graphy Railroads and wireless Com
panies in great need of operators.
We teach you quickly. and procure
positions at big salaries. Great op-
portdni%es for advancement All
expenses low; can earn part. Write
today for free catalog. school eS-
tabliSl!ed 1874. Dodge'S Telegraph
institute, Howard Street. Valparaiso.
IuEiana I1:13-I2t
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Alto ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE@Used tires, all sizes. to
37x5 Price $3.50 to $3.50. VIII
replace unsatisfactory tire within
90 days at half cost. NulcahizinE
and retreading Open evenings and
Sundays to II noon. Fayette Tire
Shop. corner Fayette and Walter
streets Hammond 11:22.3t
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WANFED-Mano or lady 10 sell trees.
shrubs. plans. Salary or commits
sion. Weekly pay, all year. Supplies
free Write Guaranty Nursery Co,
Rochester. y. Y. 11:1T:6t