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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-04
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE Leaving town, viii sell
5 room modern frame bungalow,
corner lot two car garage, cash or
terms. Phone 13S0-J Ham. Hast
FOR SALE-Modern 5 room bunga-
low. south side priced very re-
asonahle. small cash payment. ball
ance easy terms. Quick possession.
Inquire owner, 1142 Garfield street.
phone 1920 Hammond. 11:4:1t
FOR SALE-5 room mo1ern bunga-
low, ? car garage. rea sonable. 934
Erie St, phone 1851 Ham l1:2:2t
FOR SALE-Brick room resi-
dence. Only $3.50 small cash pay
ment ]. s. Blackburn Co. 161 State
street Hammond. :4:tf
FOR SALES, SEQ viii buy a i've
go room cottage on 34S Oak st.
Hammond. Indiana. Gas and cleo
tric. Grape vines and cherry tree
on lot. Inquire Of Paul Is. Liplnski.
500 Holman st. phone 116 Ham
mond 11;4:1t
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down on plat recorded March ?, 1912
IN plat book 10. page 10 in the rec
orders office of Lake County, Ind
lana. and also plat Of lots one Cd to
eight (s) both inclusive, portion Of
the plat Of a resubdivIsion Of part of
block twenty-four (24) ia said Park
addition to Indiana Harbor as mark
ed and laid down on a plat recorded
on January 20. 1912, in book 10. page
% in the recorders office Of Lake
County, Indiana Copies Of said
plats are attached to said petition.
The lots and blocks described in
all Of said plats are part Of Park
addition to Indiana Harbor. being
subdivision of the South half Is. ~
Of the Southwest quarter (SW I'D
Of the Southwest quarter CSW Ia
Of section twenty-five (22) and the
North half tN5A) of the Northwest
quarter tN4V Id of the Northwest
quarter CIV I'D of section twenty
seven (27) and that part lying East
Of the railroad rights Of way Of the
Northeast quarter one I'D Of sec
ton twenty-eight f28) all in Town
al - ~4At4 -A MI III 4Neliie5I 4t--'S
90 West Of the Second Principal
Meridian IL Lake County, Indiana
You are further notified that said
petition VIII come on for hearing on
the 21st day Of November. 1922. in
said Court before the Judge thereof
in the Superior County Court in
Hammond. Indiana, at which time
YOU may appear and demonstrate
thereto and in default thereof the
same viii be heard and determined
in your absence.
WITNESS the Clerk OF this. the
Lake Superior Court. this oath day
Of October. 1922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
Clerk of Lake Superior Court.
10:24.10t
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On and after this date will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
BY anyone but myself.
b. JOHNSON.
GIL Ingraham avenue,
11:23t West Hammond.
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PERSONAL

ANY reader Of this paper suffering
from goitre Chg neck) can get
positive information on how TO cure
il at home without the least trou-
Bile or discomfort. There IS a plea
SAINT surprise in store for you if you
win write. No charge whatsoever
Tell others II will help us all Ad-
dress DR. Rock Box 1877 Dept. SOL.
Mfl7,. alll-ee Wis 11.f.1t
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MUlvkl 70 LOAN

20 MONEY TO LOAN-On year
time. We also offer safe invest
ments in Real Estate. told sonuS
Roe & Peterson law office 80 COW
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NO11OG
STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAKE. SIS: IN THE LAKE SU-
PERIOR COURT.
GENERAL AMERICAN TANK CAR
CORPORATION. A Corporation. vs.
CITY OF EAST CHICAGO. IND
lana. A Municipal Corporation. No.
2234s
TO THE CITY OF EAST CHICAGO.
INDIANA. AND THE CITIZENS
THEREOF:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that the General American
Tank Car Corporation. a corporation.
has filed a petition in the Lake SUI
perior Court in Room No. thereof,
Cause No. 22348. praying for a va
cation of the plat Of Lots one %
to forty-one (41) both inclusive in
Block twenty-one (21). lots one ~
to thirty-four (S4 both inclusive in
Block twenty-five (22), lots one %
to eighteen (1S) both inclusive in
Block twenty-three $3.50. lots one (1)
to thirty-six 1850 both inclusive in
Block twenty-five (25). portions of
the plat of Park addition to Indiana
Harbor as marked and laid down on
plat recorded March So 1902. in
plat book s. page 80 in the recorders
office of Lake County. Indiana. Also
for the vacation of the plat Of the
alleys therein and not heretofore
vacated. and also for the vacation Of
the entire plat of Calumet Companys
re-subdi vision of blocks tWentv-stx
(26). twenty-seven (27) and twenty
eight (2S) IN said Park addition to
Indiana Harbor as marked and laid
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LOST AND FOUND

CARRIED AWAY Halloween night,
top of galvanized garbage contain
er. Finder phone ass Ham. l1:2:3t
LOST-Canvas truck cover. initials
G.. K East Chicago. Ind $1,000
reward if returned to 4716 Forsyth
ave, East Chicago. 11:3. ut
LOST-Dog. silver color, with white
spot. short tail, reward 1922
Melville ave. East Chi 11:4:3t
L0ST-Bili fold. containing $500,
between Barring ave. and 145th St.
and on Forsyth or in Hartley thea
ter. Finder return to 4423 Barring
ave. phone 74SM East Chicago and
receive reward 11.4.1t
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WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED don't overlook
this bet! Steady job and good in
come for man to handle Current
Events Pictorial Service for win
dows Merchants in every line In
terested. Statesmen make as high as
$40 a day Good sideline. Illus
trated Current News, New Haven,
Conn. 11:4:1t
WANTED-We pay $40 salary. $50
hour spare time selling guarant-
eed hosiery. PreWar prices, free
samples to working agents. Exper-
ience unnecessary. Perfectwear Co.
Dept. Lilo. Darby. Pa. 11:4:1t
N1ANTED-Salesm man we sell
ect IS offered remarkable oppor-
tunity. No competition. Repeat.
Every red blooded American wants
it. Grape Products Co. Plymouth
Bldg. Cleveland. 0. 11:4:1t
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED Position rs secretary or
stenogranher in Whiting. Ham
mond or East Chicago. Five years
experience in bank work. also III
law department. U. s. Shippino
Board and House Of Represen tatives
Address 1851 Superior avenue. Wesf
Park. Whiting. Ind. 11:4.at
WANTTT-Po Position with responsf-
bilitv and a future. age 80. mar
rfed; office and executive ability
Now employed. Reference Write
Mo ~o~o 'rtrnee Hammond 11:4.2t
N7ANTED-Position as housekeoper
by middle aged lady Call $50
State Line St, End floor. Hammond.
Hast
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BOAPD AND ROOM

FOR RENT-Board and room for
two gentlemen, private family.
Phone 1S60-R S35 So. Holman St.
Hammond. 11;3:7t
FOR RENT=Board and room 81
Douglas st. phone 1923 Hammond.
11.3:2t
FOR RENT-Room and board in
private family for two people.
1872 State St., End boor. Ham. 11:4:2t
BOARD AND ROOM Ref. exchang
ed. 739 Claude St.. Ham. 11:4:2t
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AUTO ACCESSORIES
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED or well furnished
rooms for light hskpg. Must be
in desirable location. Address b
336 care Times. Ham. 11;2:3t
WANTED TO RENT-For or
months. small concrete mixer.
See Joyce, S66 Calumet ave. phone
Hammond 5SS 11.3:2t
WANTED TO RENT-Four rooms
furnished or unfinished, adults
only. Write B-S38 care Times. Ham
mond. 11:3:3t
WANTED TO RENT-Heated garage
or space in heated garage for
Buick, near Warren and Holman st.
Fraser. 50 Warren ST., Ham. 11:3.1t
WANTED TO RENT-Room. south
side, between Holman and State
Line St. south of Warren street.
B-339. care Times, Ham. 11:4:1t
WANTED-Two light hskpg rooms,
consisting of small l1itchenette and
living room. with duofold. Address
z. D, care East Chicago Times.
East Chicago. 11:S:1t
WANTED TO RENT or 3 mod
ern light hslpg. rooms, by man
or write Mrs. Fred Wilson, $50 Cal
umet ave, Hammond. 11:4:1t
WANTED TO RENT-Furnished
cottage, five or six rooms in or
near East Chicago. Write B-341.
care Times. Hammond. 11.4:2t
WANTFD-4 or room furnished
bungalow or cottage or nicely
furnished room. Phone 3522-W Ham
mond. Hast
WANTED-Rooms three or four
furnished light hskpg. rooms.
walking distance of All Saints or
St joseph schools. Write B-S4S.
care of Times, Hammond 11:4:1t
NANTED-Two or three modern
light hskpg rooms. close in. Phone
Hammond so5-WX. 11:4.2t
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FANTFD-Nfen good wages. Corner
Columbia and 150th st. United Con-
tructi0n Co. Hammond 10t3l:tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS

TO-. REN1-rurnIshrd rooms. 500
and 81 day Spring co.'s. 35c.
BY the week. 81. So and 81 Hotel
/ arieton- Hammond. io:t:tr
FOR RENT-American lodgings. $40
220 State st. soc day or night.
Hammond 11:2;tf
nor RENT-Hskpg rooms. 533 Oak
ley ave. Hammond. III If
FOR RENT-Furn apt, steam neat
ed, fully furnished Apply 1913.
l45th St. East Chicago. ll.2:3t
FOR RENT-Furn. room. modern
home, reference required address
B-334, care Times. Hammond 1897
FOR RENT-6 room house, fully
furnished located half block from
Harrison Park. Phone 131S-M Ham
mond 1I:3:2t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, clean
modern. sleeping room, private
family. 246 Plummer ave- 2nd
floor. Hammond. 11.4:1t
FOR ItEN1-Room for gentleman.
second apt. / blk. west of Hob
man st. Ref RED 20 Sibley St.
Hammond. 11:f:1t
EOR RENT-Thrce neatly furnish
ed rooms, strictly private fat, Az
East Carroll st. Hammond. HAST
FOR RENT-Nicely furn room.
suitable for two men, gentlemen
only 100 Russell st, phone 3797
Hammond. 11:4.1t
FOR RENT-Sleeping room, with
heat. modern. Phone 1895 Ham
mond. 11:4:2t
FOR RENT-One large sleeping
room for two or four friends. ITO
40 Chicago ave, East Chicago
III 1t
FOR RENT or rooms furnf ~
ed or unfurnished. Phone 4135-R
Hammond JI.4.4t
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WANTED-Men. age It to 55; ex
perience unnecessary: travel. make
secret Investigations. reports. Sal
aries, expenses. American Foreign
Detective Agency. 256 St. Louis.
11.4.1t
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WANTED-AGENTS

NVANTED-Agents. big money tax
ing orders overcoats. suits, pants,
blankets, direct wooden Will to
wearer Big values. Donahue made
SieS first week. Sayers makes $500
weekly. No capital or experience
required. Taylor. Wells, 2742 North
Paulina, Chicago. 1l.4;1t
WANTED-Agents something new,
Fastest sellers and quickest re-
peaters on earth. Permanent, easy.
Profitable business. Good for SIS TO
S42 a week. Write TODAY for New
Plans. American Produce Co, STA
American Bldg, Cincinnati. @. 11.4.1t
ANTED-District managers, TO
connect with US on another big
success. To qualify you must prove
esponstbility, also energy for "A
hours daily grind. campaign opens
Immediately; at close take vacation
for life on your share of profits: Il
months strenuous commercial cam
paign and independence. Wire or
write. J. c. Ritter. general man
ager. 500 Monadnock Bldg. Cnica-
go. Illinois. 11:4:1t
W7ANTED-Agents make SIS day,
Sell New Ironing Board Cover.
Write for particulars. Belmonte
Mfg. Co.. $685. \. Racine, Chicago.
11:4:1t
WANTED-Agents sell ironing board
covers; something new. going like
hot cakes. make So daily. easily.
Factory prices Write Pelletier Co,
lis So. Dearborn. Chicago. 11:4:1t
DOES $50 to $50 day interest you?
Hugh Scott Of Kansas made $1,000
in 80 days with the Hamilton Beach
Carpet Washer. R. J. Kelley of
Texas, $500 in 9 days. c. Widdiaeld
OF Chicago. S24.sO in two hours.
Twelve machines IN use by L. S.
: n
TEN; hundreds in greatest buildings.
Our inspiring little book gives all
the money making facts. Tells how
TO get started. what success others
Ike you have made; how big the
profits are; in fact, answers every
question. IF you want to be your
own boss, send letter or post card
for free book. No obligation. Ham
ilton Beach Mfg. Co, 700 Rapids
Drive, Racine. Wis 11:4,1t
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VIII not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone but my
self.
c. W. BOWMAN,
mast At Rimbach avenue
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WANTET-Solfcfto men and wo-
men sell deDendable trees. shrubs,
roses. for shipment direct to pur-
chaser. Steady work. full or spare
time. Weekly pay. Outfit free.
Brown Brothers Nurseries. RGches-
ter, y. Y HIATT
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Sell New Ironing Board Cover.
Sells at sight Make 75c each sale.
Write for particulars. Belmonte
Mfg. Co.. $685. \. Racine, Chicago.
HIATT
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flbson Transfer.

WANTEp-6ffice boy. American born
by an East Chicago industry. pre-
fer high school education. good OPP
rortunity for advancement. Address
R-223 care Times. Ham. 1921 ST
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBlLES

Storage Batteries cha .sed.
rented ard repaired. The
s. & NJ Battery Service,
318 Facette street. Ham
mond. phone 2S55. 80
FOR SALE =. Up-to-date travelling
weather. arranged for or g. ~
Michigan ave. Hammond. lo:3;oi
FOR SALE-Slightly used Ford
sedan, bargain. Rimes Lee Motor
Co. authorized Ford dealers, Indiana
Harbor. Michigan and Grapevine st.
Indiana Harbor. ll:2.2t
USED CARS FOR SALE
1920 bort touring. $4,000.
1917 bort touring. $4,000.
1916 bort touring, $1,000.
1919 Maxwell touring. S225.00.
1921 Ford truck. $4,000.
One Ford touring. $4,000.
These cars are all in running con-
HDA AUTO SALES
The DORT Dealer
Phone 2124. 271 State St, Ham
mond 11:1:4t
FOR SALE@F'ord, suitable for taxi.
VIII sell cheap or trade for big
FOR SALE
1919 Buick psgr. with Rex win
ter top, just repainted, all cord tir-
es and motor just given complete
overhaul in our shop, $3.50.
1918 Buick S spsgr. touring, motor
overhal led in our shop, S375
1920 Chandler. psgr. touring,
cord tires. $500
JOHN SCHMUESER BUICK AUTO
SALES
694 Holman st, phone 81 Ham
mond f1:2.3t
FOR SALF-F'ord truck body II.
+. Wilson. 1876 Hickory St. Ham
mond. 11:2.3t
SOME REAL BARGAINS
in
REBUILT FORDS
Touring Cars. Coupes, Sedans and
Roadst ers
RIMES LEE MOTOR co.
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS
INDIANA HARBOR
MICHIGAN AND GRAPEVINE
11.3.2t
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WANTED = Men, United
Chemical & Organic
-oducts Co. West Ham
Nond lo-20-''
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NVANTED-Men for vari-

Apply at Employment
Bureau standard Oil Co..
Front e W7ei+in~ 1o-27-s
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FOR RENTAL modern room
house, furnace heat $50 a month
1855 Calumet ave. phone A Ham.
mond 1l.4:2t
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$40. Girlsv Dress.

Cut in 4 sizes: ?, 4. and S yrs
A . year size requires IA yards Of
81 inch maternal Price 100
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WANTED-Agents sell ironing board
covers; something new. going like
hot cakes. make SO daily. easily.
Factory prices Write Pelletier Co,
lis So. Dearborn. CHICAGO. l1:4:1t
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WANTED-MALE HELP

HELP " ANIED = APP
ply Office American Glue
Co.. West Hammond. s-2s-tf
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WANTED = Young man,
age II, to clerk in store
Monnett's Smoke Shop,
500 Holman ST., Ham
mond. h-fi
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WANTED-3 or 4 well furnished
rooms for light hskpg. Must be
in desirable location. Address b
336 care Times. Ham. 11:2:3t
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TO THE CITY OF EAST CHICAGO
INDIANA. AND THE CITIZENS
THEREOF:
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" AM Err = T + g / g h t
Handlers, Checkers, Cal
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VAN ILD-Car builders
for work on wood gon-
ola cars. Illinois Car &
Ifg. Co, Hammond 1923 st
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MISCELLANEOUS

BEFORE CONTRACTING for a new
water system. call at our factory.
Lincoln and Plummer, phone ISL
Hammond Cornelius Moor. 10:10:tf
GRATING AND PACKING done by
experienced men. For estimates
after $50 p. m. phone ZIG Ham
Tuond. 10:24:12
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Brick garage. suitable
for Ford car Phone 1856 Ham
mond 11:2.tf
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Girls - yrs.
of age or over for gener-
al factory work, Q o 0 q
working conditions: Ap-
nlv Endowment Bureau,
Standard Oil Co, Front st.
Whitino. Ind. 11-'-s
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TO-. REN1--rurnIsh1 rooms. 5Oo
and 81 day Spring co.'s. 35c.
BY the week. 81. So and 81 Hotel
'eton. Hammond lO:4:rr
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WANTED TO RENT-For or
months. small concrete mixer
See Joyce, s66 Calumet ave. phone
Hammond 5SS. 1l:3.2t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02
HUGE OLD WALNUT TREE.
Fifteen Feet In Circumference and Has
Borne % Bushels OF Nuts a Year.

Reading. Feb. 2.--What is believed
10 be the largest English walnut tree
in North America. 50 far as official rec
ords show, has been discovered on the
farm o. Jacob Bauder. six miles from
Reading.
The English walnut tree is three feet
nine inches in diameter. four feet from
the base. and is fifteen feet one inch
IN circumference. It's height is APP
proximately 100 feet, and it has a
spread Of branches that totals ninety
two feet. Branches two feet in dia-
meter begin at distance OF twelve
feet from the base The tree Is estf-
mated 20 be gao years old and has been
known 10 yield az high as twenty
Ave bushels Of nuts In a year,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02
pRIDGEvILLE NOTES.

Bridgcvillc, Feb. 2.--Miss Maud Sud-
Ter, Child Welfare nurse for this COM
munity, was taken suddenly i'll Monday
evening and WAS sent to Peninsula
General Hospital. Salisbury, Md, Tues
day night. She is suffering from appen-
dlcitis and an operation may be per-
formed MIST Sudler is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Horace. Sudler, and a
graduate nurse of Episcopal Hospital,
Philadelphia.
Word WAS received here, yesterday,
from Cambridge, Md, hospital, that
Charlie Welch, would have to have his
leg amputated at the knee, the result Of
varicose veins. Mr.. Welch has been in
the hospital several weeks for treatment.
There was no meeting of the Five
Hundred Card Club, this week, due to
the roads in the country not being en-
tirely opened.
The mid-year examinations OF Bridge
Vile public school are now in progress
Mrs Elma Gray is visiting relatives
in Sudlcrsvillc, Nd.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson Layton have re-
turned TO their home in Chattanooga,
Tennessee, after visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Layton on Broad
street.
The special serics of Evangelistic
services closed Sunday night, in Union
Nj. r. Church, after continuing two
weeks.
Mrs. George Hill is In Frederick, Md,
guest of her sister, Mrs. James Long.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02
BIG TRUCK OPENS
ROAD TO NEWARK
Made Deliveries to Stores and
Later Got Stuck. But
Worked Out.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Feb. 2s--Ons OF the large
trucks of the Bush Line, Wilmington,
broke trail on tho Lincoln Highway,
yesterday afternoon, this being the
first to Eet through from Marshallton
to Newark since last Saturday after
noon. stiltz busses also resumed trips
to and from Wilmington. The Bush
truck was loaded with goods for local
merchants. After making some de-
livcries tho truck went down Depot
Road and got stalled near tho Red
Mems Home. II was nearly an hour
before the driver got the truck out.
large gangs OF men were at work.
yesterday. opening Telegraph Road
and but for the rain would have start
ed work on Depot Road below the
railroad station to-day.
Before the Bush truck came
through. yesterday. gangs OF men
with shovels had been at work for
three days trying to open up the road.
These men dug through huge drifts
OF snow In some instances tho drifts
being several hundred yards long. A
roadway was dug through juSt enough
for the large trucks to travel with
occasionally a cut-in or switch for use
in case two machines met. The walls
OF snow OH either eide was UP to the
tops OF tho busseS when they went
through yesterday.
Tho heavy rain during tho night
made the road6 In many instances
morn treacherous and harder to trav-
al thu Morning thau fhey wcra wa
terday. n il now feared that tho banks
OF snow on each side OF the roadway
made. through drifts on the Hncolr
Highway may cave in. as result OF
tho rain, and again block traffic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02

Monday. Tuesday and Friday evenings
In tho Van Dyke Armory.
Mayor w. Leslie Cramer II making
efforts to secure suitable building on
Delaware street in which to store
contributions of foodstuifs and cloth
Ing, given TO the Associated Home
Charities fund.
A large number OF tickets have been
disposed OF by the members Of the
Associated Home Charity Committee
for the sbrnefit card party which will
be held tomorrow evening. at tho home
OF Mrs. Joseph Dougherty on East
Fifth street.
The monthly business meeting OF
the members Of the Rose Hin Grange
will take place on next Wednesday
evening at the Rose Hill Schoolhousc.
James T.. Eliason OF Fifth and South
streets. who has been indisposed for
several days with grip. Is Improving.
A fresh lot Of Samoset Nut Caro-
mels, so cents pound. 10 cents bag.
r. Challenger 4 Son. Prescription
Pharpacist.-Adv.
Miss julia Shilling. formerly OF New
Castle, but now OF Buffalo. N. Y, WINS
called to this city on account OF the
serious illness OF her sister. Mrs.
Nancy Bishop.
Special on Saturday--With every
purchase Of a tooth brush, a package
OF Dental Cream free. F.. Challenger
& Son, Prescription Pharmacist.--Adv.
victrolas and Records. - Bridge
watev.-Adv.
Chalienger's Antiseptic Cream for
cbapped hands and face. 80 cents a
bottle. f. Challenger 4 Son, Prescrip-
ton Pharmacist.-Adv.