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•sfe^1' an Plip SHORE **EWS, ^mm>A^A^^^i^tm^- m Milan Lusk Returns front the East :â€"t prof. J>|PcarJfVcp^ana; bjf,»||M JfcMjS*H^fc* ^fP^^:,^|ll|ift;.lNl^li!i0JII IsSlfe life/-:':':«#©! ft'Mlffl&skf^^ . r; r*lst, has just returned from recent At another recent occasion, the triumphs in New York. His latest ./young- v*°lin],st save a benefit reci- appearance there was on March 24 fa* tor .thfi...Pprt Valley High school when he was engaged to play for the *nnnFort Valley, Ga., which netted Women's University club at the invi-f400' . tation of Mrs. Gutzom Borglum, the Mr. Lusk has several important en- wife of the famous Belgian sculptor, gagements in Chicago and vicinity iirjThat Ms playing ajoused_th€L great- which will keep him busy until the ^^est enthusiasm was ^^ middle of May, after which time he many recalls and the numerous en- has been engaged for appearances in cores: that were demanded at the Ottawa, Hamilton ";an^ other large end of his interesting program^ which^cities In eanadair|t^ r ? - was made up 'Of 'Bohemian composi- .\:-v:t#ff'^ liens Jensen, Landscape ^ Expert, Buys Home Here £ Jens Jensen, well known landscape architect, has chosen Wilmette as his future home, as indicated in the re- port this week " "that he had pur- chased, througb7^M. B. Barker and - company/ realtors, the J. M . Brown jesldence=3£==1211^E^ Tbe residence was completed only a short. time 'a^.-T^-vf;~-*f:,-'"".'...':V-v .-.:â- ' Other recent real estate transfers re- ported by M. E. Barker a|ttd com- pany are as follows; 60 foot lojt^t 1829 Elmwood avenue, frdm* P. H. Just to A. Abramson, and another 50 foot lot belonging to P. H. Just in the same block to J. Dingle; Also thejfiO foot- lot of E. O. Williams on Park Place, Craco C. Stokes. Anna G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stattman who recently sold their home on Linden avenue to Mr. and Mrs. Wills or Chi- cago, have taken up their residence temporarily with Mrs. Stattman's sis- ter, Mrs. Collins, on the south side. Ml: Mist Taste is a matter of • -pi^siais Itlffflltobacco quality 9^I^M§§^f;l |jjf§iJKe,. state it a»_our honeit ^:&M}M^i£mM$ |||g| belief that the tobaccos used glfff in Chesterfield are of finer ill I quality (and hence of better !0M\ taste) than in any other \.v^y,'cigarette at the pnet^wW' iiMsiL Lies***® Ww ?olw G$ CIG A R ETT E Sli^^M: Lower Prices §2© now 18c 10 now 9c of Turkish and Domestic tobaccosâ€"blended