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Dr. Thomas' Uncooked Wheat Bréad ut Mrs. Bohl’ssmre. ,. ~ “-39”? 3i r The Moraine Ham folk and th;i'r friend: en~ joyed a most cnteytaininz program on Tunrsdty evening given by- Miss Lucine Finch, dbnuthe‘rn girl who tells stories and sings songs as her old mummy did for her as a child Beach parties .are quite the {ad just-how that the warm evenings are buckling 0p ,deny evening some of the boys and girls held'quite an elaborate one on the beach atjhe foot '0! Mr. Buck- Iey 3 place For; RENTâ€"10 room house furnished complete. Stable and or“ buildings. Fina garden. large grounds. North Highland Park; Addrehs Box 104‘ Mrs. Francis Barton of Chicago spent Wednes- day with Mrs. Beardsley . First Church of Christ, Scientist. anel Ivenuo near St. Johns. Service Sunday 10:45 I. 111. Wed- nesday 8 p. m. Reading room in church open-Wed- nesdays and Fridays from 2 to 4 p. 31.1 Lesson sub- ject Sunday July 8th: Sacrament. Miss Ethel Lpggett m enterlaining a home pir- tv of eight' young people from various parts of Tennessee at her Bung-Moo on Lake Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Walsh whose wedding took place in Mockinuc this week, will be at the Moraine for the month of August,,s!ter their":- turn from a weddi ng~trip in the Eat. Homer quington. a farmer‘yeaident of High- land Park, was inmantly killed on Tuesday {nora- ing when he was run ‘over by s have wag-on at Peck and State Streets. Chicago. According to the police as he was crossing the street he was knocked down by the horses. Klle, the drivenwu nrrested. The funeral “as held at Rose Bl)1.'l‘he old resi- dents of Highlana Park will remember Mr. Boy- ington. - Mr. Charles Schneider had as his guest (of the Fourth Mr Martiuchevilz of Chicago. WAm-IDâ€"To rent a good piano for two or three months. Mrs. Schmb Wildwood. ' All the latest and some of the oldMuu noun .1. Greene' 5. Mn. 0tho Hen-an Morgan gun I reception on Tueuhy dun-noon from 4 w 6 o 'clock to meet Nu. Ellshn Morgan. Mn. D. H. ()an amt-adv. bridge” Tuuduy shes-noon for “in Sweet“. who I- do“: Sn; here. Cnpuin Fredrick Manson bu round tron his tutmn in the Philipincs and in with MI hilly“ the home 01 Mrs. Munwn' I punk, Ilr. III] In. J. 8. Pull. . Among the recent urivala u the Morning no Ir. and Mn. Duid C. Briggs otChle-go. who will spend the summer here. . Chandh :- Deihl h; home from Yule for tho cull)- nn 3"." Bali mer holidays - - ' “5““ at I" 701* Records for all mnkzs of Taking Machines. 9 Theodoi- Bobs-urn. Gmno News ( o s. ‘ n.1__x.a- In... FREE 5 What Peap/e flre Doing A set of beautiful dishes. Ask for trading stamps at Mrs. Bohl’s store in Highland Pa rt. Ilia Virgil“. Handler S- in Pun whm also Mr. wan: c. and, took 3 jouy environ t . "poo“ to any zm Somewhat. . , tollyho ride on 0030”“. In. Thom W110: 3.10 9 children: My on "In. lady ot_ lump. lovn, is vidting 3'. an , swanky aheinoon for her mu .on, Tom. home at he: “in w. c. pad, on First. 8M Fon‘ Sam-4,00 feet chojce frontage on Green Bay Road opposite Mr. Munro 3 fine home.” Also 7 room house and 188 feet adjoining. Frank C Clark, Highland Park v Public Worship at the'Btptist church on Sun- dayut. lo:..45a.m and7:45p.m. BY.P.U.at7 o'clock. Sunday school at noon. Seats free. ‘ All are Welcome. . Mrs. C. W. ’Allendorph'of Knnmflity Mo..‘h‘n been _the Lguest. of her daughter, Mrs. Rogers, for two week; Mary Rogers returned home with her on Thursday. Disc and Cylinder records for all machines at Greene‘s. ' ' - ' ' Take a record home sud try it. If not entirely satisflctory, your money back or another record at Greenes. ‘- ' ’ - - wsrzâ€"Ayredgle bitch four month. 0111 Blank body, brown legs, rou‘gh coat and bbb'bea’h‘ilt Any information relative to wheretbom win he Apprec‘ iated. T. B. Wyles, Linden and Cent“! avenues. Peone 13L The members of the‘Exmoor Club celebrated the Fourth by [playing a mixed foursome in the morn- ing for which several attractive prizes Were given. In fihe afternoon on lnformel musical was given followed in the evening by a. number of dinners, after which they had fireworks. Those who enter- mined guests at dinner were, Mr. end Mrs. Edwetd F! Carry, who entertained twenty, Mr. and Mrs. Chales W. Buckley. who had sixteen; Mr. end Mrs. Pom. who had seven; Mr. and Mn. George Lytbon for eight; Mr. Sam Slade for nine: Mr. G. A. Mason four; Mr. K. 8. Gregory for four; Mr. J. I". L Cur- tie ten; Mr. W. W. Hill, five; Mr. F. 8. Watson nix, Mr. A D. Werren.four; Mr. G V. Dickinson, five and Mr. Arthur Summit for seven; Mr. W. A. Bellin gave e dinner for tom- I! did Mr. A. L Drum Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin were among those stay- ing M. the Exmoor over the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Shaken had as their gnesti on Sunday Inst. Miss Hery Corbett Miu' Marbnnf, Mine J ecsie Corbett and Mr. Raleigh of Chicago. Cannabis Phenom-spin. 81.00 down. bsltnoo when it suit. you. at Gmne’u _ Zion'n Pure Candies 1t lbs. “0111‘: store. “A 'piffy'of'ybuilg pebplé hid {Benin pdrty and upper on the bench nt the Milllrd phoa on the evening of the 4th. Mrs. Mchry 3nd Mm Clnrk of Califoruis were guests at. the home of Mrs. flint for seven] days this week. Miss Pot-win spent. ‘5 tow «by: this week with her sister. Mrs. E. P. Judd of Chicago. Mia Mildred M‘hllll upcnt annuity Ind Bun Ur. Pull Bernhard i: I“ “D WW. (11,011»; wk Intakes-Mal“. “In. In. Othellfl" int'hluh‘yMIh-Pot- U. “ Nihilll. win leave today for Hm [also $0 M We ann- um. Eva-t. Fulton Ind her daughter, Mina Fnl- Ille'l‘. During lhdr OW Mr lid In. 331le ton. arr New York In the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan win otsenpy their house. Los‘râ€"â€"June 30th, prayer beads, black and white stone. between ‘St. Mary’s Church. Baum, tut} Highland Park, via 0. 55 M. E, B. 8 Return to 515 Oakwood Avenue for reward. vâ€"V' .4. m uâ€"u- mu van-u- we" It is a much entitled A Bnppy Yenlzee and was composed lend emnged for the owheetre by one of its members, Mr. Edmund Tiemh..whdhu arranged for'oxehestral work several of the compo- sitionsvwhich delight Damroéeh audiences. The new march was played as an encore to one of the numbers. and was so enthusiastically received that it. will be played on the regal" program at some future date. Mr. and Mrs. Simmens and mother of Chicago and. Mr. Barry McGregor of Chiaago were the guests of Mrs. W. C. Eddy on Sunday ‘ One of the most attractive window (iisplnys in («flux is that in Band‘s Art Studio. Mr. Band has the sgency for The Canterbury Company of Chicago and‘ is showing their bountiful and inex- penbive collection of land coldred passe parlout mottos, and sun eonnet baby curds, ,with may dainty novelties such as literary .blotters. post cards and bibqlots. The window is well Worth a’viait.‘ ' Much enjoyment and amusement was furnished the members of the New York Symphony Grebe-tr. and the audionce Wednesday evening. July 4th at Ravinia. Park. by the ohriut suing of u new musical baby at the [)3th goncept. (4' Mrs. my. mason of naybonp, Flori“; expects to come north soon to visit her sister; Mn. 1:14 Miller. V , . Mrs. Pfiater was sent. to St. Elizabeth: Hospitil this week where she underwent an operation on Tuesday. ‘ Mu. James a. shield. pm | mndum pm, 0'. Friday afternoon to celebrate the Iixth birthduy of her little daughwr Elizabeth Mn-and Mrs. Will Nuremberg of Winnetka Ip‘ont. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noreuberg. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene flint: spent. the Fourth with Mr and Mn. Wiuium Norenbexg. TuromneAâ€"The underdgned will do Why in :11 highwhool and academic atudien during the summer months. Apply to the academy or 4gb Sheridan Road. J E. ”DIME“ Pilate: of Picturesque Highlmd Put at In. Bohl’s store. Mrs. John Glut bu finned invituuona for I m on Tuesday afternoon to meet Mil. Bury“ Tut. Mr. tnd Mrs. Frank Thorn lhflonmmu for llyennisport. Mm, when they “1150.13“ September. Listen to the. new records at Greene's Little with sari lion ‘ mtion .t 618‘ en. 3113‘ Fourth i1 Ir. A. houses on “Join o: dly evcni eojoynblc limes E the Four of “ski: the next when m held ne: her I; ing f. Chules Alfn and wil Fort. S“ The I“: