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Fun. Ludiel of Highwood Catholic Parish are Plegain' Large Crowd. with Many Attractions metre li a fish pumi .\.1r':z “n art pm in guts may be caught 1i the hook )5 banud with a small coin. \ ST. JAMES CHURCH BAZAAR OPENS Phone Highland Pull 9 Mrs. Mary Moran is chmrmd ml)? mums main; “duality go now has the best equipped Tin Shop alon the North Shore and is in a position to do a1 kinds of sheet metal work, tile and slate roof- ing, as Well as furnace work. We pay union wages and have the best'tinners it IS possible to get. (L We will be’ glad to, give you an es- timate on any work in our line,‘ anywhere be- tween Wilmette and Waukegan. H t‘Nr'rV'l" Frank G. Zahnlfe ,ll'X INTERIOR 0F BOTTLING RKX M an cm fhx‘ general cummirtce and [hose assisting her are: Miss Kmherjnc Kenn: 2n L‘hnrgc nfthr‘ rcfreshnhrnl hnnth \\’:UL11W Xullnw- mg assuranls‘ Muses MxIln: Kenry. Wil- helmum \lm'nn. Kc» ~Mnnre, lich («A .md Ruth Williams. Miss kusr l‘aum; ix‘ V‘mrgr A)! We: ".erth booth “1:“ 3' vxv :\>1SY.IH'I>. .‘dl‘at‘s Sit-11.1 ‘VILL flu“: In. K wn H‘i'iw‘wrty EHelrn H "n 116. F ‘ F m \wlhv Fawn (viii ‘u Izu- mwuing: I)0rutI1j.i'mukr .‘w-r-an ILumhI u' If: [has -\dn\x: :. Mar» 1qu .\Iargan-I'.\Im)rr. LIdeIIe (hm I; ,m‘I \Iiss Mm .mn. Supper uiIl be scrami uni”. night dunng the bazafi‘r and there \vxII bc dancmg mcr)‘ evening with musu‘ by the Ihghland I'urk Urdu-Sim. M \1 H m \I .\h III] ARDER’S ARDWARE {‘1 l \I ‘1, 121 W. Vine Avenue HLYh mb a); A Short Story of The Incinerite The lncinerite is a very simple de- vice that does away entirely wim the garbage wagon. The garbage and house sweepings are destroyed where they origina'e‘, which is No possible chance of carrying ty- phus or other germs through the streets. as these are all killed in the incinen'te. - Ll” the gas man bryourgarbag: man. North Shore Gas Co. Highland Park Lake Forest Capped Automatically Perfectly Pasteurized Our The Sanitary Way Milk Alv> .\I Waukezin rm: HIGHLAND max PRESS, HIGHLANDPARK ILLINOIS The“Highland Park Woman's Club had a rare treat Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. Benjamin A. Fessenden read a paper on Marv Washington. She related how in the 'early history of the South- ern Colony of America. there came many of the younger sons of the nobility of England to whom had been given grants of land and among them in 1650. William Ball. who settled in Virginia. his estate being known as Epping Forest. She told of his family and of the daughter Mollie. givrng a glimpse of the life of the young girl of nineteen and the many visits to gay Williamsburg and how upon the death of her father and mother she went to live with her brother Joseph who had returned to England and married, and how later it was her fate to marry Augustine Washington, who was a widower with seven children. After this came the wonderful home life on theires- tate in Virginia with her own family. Then how. when George was but twelve years of age and upon the death of her husband she took up the management of the estate and the truly competent way in which she managed it. the wonderful store room which she cared for and of which she always carried the key. of the famous Tarizie pudding made in those days by Mary Washington. She went on further to tell of her intellectual and so- cial trainingol the books she enjoyed. the English Prayer book heading the list and the classics following, and of her musical accoinplisliments. Then came the in tluente of her hip upon her children and mum tlum- mound her; of her struggle ' l' “in: H‘h her favorite son and Lit in»: ll r 'uu! itifni tribute paid her by Kili,‘ t a m- ‘ie-r: ilt' told l‘lt'l‘ that from in ‘l . '2 ‘. ltltvd all that lll.ttit‘ l' â€"â€"-I.\‘.\T A F ‘h bull d 111 ill) . biask‘marks. I:â€"t\‘?‘nkswers (09180314; wReâ€" “‘l"’5T""\n Airedale dog named 80b mm same to Moseley farm, 8. Green Finder please return to 121 Lake Avenue 833' Rnad and TCCCiW‘ reward. Pd and receive reward. ‘ 37 Highland Park Woman’s Club H .\h\\ I Ma and Dyers. I' : fur khxs adv. Winnctka Libenyville u‘nbcr robe. ()wnt-r mnv an evmx'v wagon . gall-mg m the lmperml Smts for “Tm has. Ii. Central A\e. and , , Central Avenue Highland Park Telephone 180 \Lmdnx FOUND LOST 12 West him mcrn [min MJH \\' nml‘t h ’Hnm hh't‘ mawn' \h's. nimmn; er mm, Mm. H. urL Mi» l‘nnt 3‘55 HlL' l) m h H )k h Lalla Rhook, the Musical Siren. by Sir Thomas Moore was read by Miss Jessie Harding, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Annette R. Jones. on Wednesday evening. Miss Harding has appeared a number of times on the programs in past years and won popularity here with her interpretive reading of "A Mar. Without a Country," and ”Enoch Arden", as well as other excellent selections. Nu moving pictures will be given this Week owi.-‘.g to the fact that the Episcopal bazaar is being held on Friday and Saturday. A rehearsal for the "Southern Musical Party" will be held next Monday, Novem- ber twenty-fifth at eight o‘clock in the evening. Mrs. Schaufiler makes a special request that the members of the cast will be at the club house as near the hour as pessible. The cotillon to be held on November twenty- seventh. Thanksgiving Eve is to be one of the most elaborate affairs of the season and will be lead by Mr. Alvar Bournique whose leadership alone will do much towards the success of the party. The directors are expecting a good at- tendance, Many dinners will as usual precede the dance. ()n Friday evening. November twenty‘ ninth. the moving pictures will include another of the l’athe series of topical subjects gning Current Event scenes taken in all parts of the world. The appreciation of those who witnessed the Fireman's Parade and Water Carnival in the pictures of November fifteenth, was shown in a number of requests re ceived asking for a repetition of the filmt Arrangements are being made that the club may have this film later invthe sea- son; The Dog Show. Fireman's Parade and the Polo Game being especially ap- preciated‘ Attention is drawn to the December program now being designed in the shape of a calendar with an eyelet. The en- tertainment committee requests this be hung in a prominent place in the homes of members. The increasing numbers of motor and electric machines among our members has been under the careful consideration of the directors in view of giving them more parking space. During the past week considerable work has been done in the hope of relieving the congested situation that has taken place on several occasions recently. The sharp curve at the south end of the auditorium has been greatly improved. The space at the side of the ballroom and also in the rear has been graded in order that a number of gas cars may be accomodated. Thm having electrics will find ample space for placing their cars opposite the main env trance, on the circular driveway. At night this will be marked by a red and white light. Owners of electrics are cautioned against venturing on the lawns as owing to the weight of the cars con- siderable difficulty has several times been experienced by the sinking in the soft ground. Two men will be stationed in the grounds to regulate the traffic and the directors ask the cmperation of members in the hope of minimizing the recent difficulties. If all the cars will come in from Lake Place and leave by Central Avenue it will be a very great assistance. The Billiard Committee would be vcry glad if members interested in the tourna ment will kindly leave ‘their names at the club house at their earliest con- venience. FOR RENT This Y°"" Rnwd f" B°" Office Re- All or part of 56-acre farm, Green Bay ceipu Broken by the most Populu Road. Ravjnia. lO‘w’om brick house, barns, orchard etc snap rental. Play now in Chicago ‘ Murray Terry. (ifs. op. depot. if “The comedy of stupendous patronage" has replaced “the ccmedy of1 limitless laughs" as a popular descriptive for Henrv W. Savane’s iov triumph. “The ‘ phdne 711'1“ â€"'â€"FOR R5NT~Several modern houses and flats for rent. L. N.Berube, tele- tf “The comedy of stupendous patronage" has replaced “the comedy of1 limitless laughs" as a popular descriptive for Henry W. Savage’s joy triumph, “The Million." now entering its second mar- velous week at the Olympic Theatre. Chicago. The monstrous crowd of the opening night was exceeded in‘ numbers by the attendance on last Saturday and Sunday evenings. when every gnook and turner oi the ()lympic's big auditorium “.1" m'vupiul l)\ delighted xrx-t‘mtorx. . Then-1‘ ru-n illl‘|.£lllllll that ”The \lillumf wzl' lw tlu' p it"“ a: fraud heater \iw imcmnm it‘r’k‘finm- (HM dblé L‘nd M M 12:8 highk“! 2 .md arr mm'g ix. in Ilm “pin Ind? nudu. tin Smts for "The Mullmn” are selling four weeks m udvmmr and thv demand is in- mug The Highlaha Park Club “THEMILUON” mws ms cam IWANTEDTFEKRENT, FOR gig I (In m ('ll ‘rr mm‘ 3mm}: ;. pmhmunu‘c whxuix 11m upimnn nf Mr Suvagr‘a X(',Ilt" mm. hem-x than H «11' e-‘i‘urt‘ m \uz‘k. “hmr Iht‘ comedy “a: [he «I in! my h!‘l).id\\'i}_\ \umd: durmg ket-pl ‘1)‘1'0 Y‘ U x kvg’g'l (To I.“ it! 1:.1‘ \l 11 mm and â€"vFOR‘RENT'~Uuti1 Mav lst, house in first class location. Mrfi'. N. A. Aldridge, telqphone 345. 38 ' ~~FORRENTâ€"-One furnished ro'om at 1119' Hnmewood 'Ave $130 per week. Horillcmnn preferred. 38 pd mnu AMH rum‘vrn m Hectnczti'l inw~.~‘-‘nwm. \\ aid} '1!- 2h L‘hii‘ngn, HI \!'x WANT .\ SiTkfix‘Ium3â€"l M. Housing “an urpfly gmsniions for mom and min b) (135 or \U-ek‘ Smu- Hank B “ding. telephone 1501;. M â€"WAsn:bâ€"Glrl to learn. Reliable Laundry. Telephone 107. tf -WAN’rEDâ€"Competem girl for general héusework: Mrs Robert White. 431 N. ‘ Sheridan Road, telephone 213. 13 St. Johns Avenue Jewelry, China and Cut GI. Boiled Coffee Contains Tannic Acidt The only way to realize the full flavor of the berry IS by the per- colation process. Electric Coffee Percolators in several different finishes From $7.50 up - rn In Lake Lmrm m ~\‘Al r You are Cordially Invited to make use of the privileges of the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM On Second Floor. Erskine Bank Building Hours 9 mm a. m., 1 to 5 p. m. Maintained by First Church of Christ, Scientist. of Highland l'ar‘ SITUATIONS WAN I'ED Public Service Company” CHARLES M. SCHNEIDER EVER SHOWN IN HIGHLAND PARK ASK FOR COUPON H- 1‘: mum Imuw In r particulars .‘mldrms ~ 543 HELP WANTED mnx‘mnry. .\(» iuug (318‘ but :4! Hrrnzv 'Ahtrr you Many other electrical appliances suitable for holiday gifts at our Display Rooms .‘slln FOR SALE Will find inth'n store the not! doubt“. (lisphy OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS , . 1.)] ';:\’(‘Sun. W x U wd in: shares muzm‘lu xu'm: Thu I’ganslzt‘nl _\'(» inug disllllzx‘v ill Saturday ' Evening : No'vember 23 T513}; it Withqu Iz(i\k,‘ like winking in The merchant 3‘. what he is doing body 6158 doc: Masquerade Fort Sheridan Tickets 25c Telephone 331 #7781 IS ’ kt I‘k; }; now the purpose {plate the bail Seyf‘anh. of garrhitecl ch fwhich CW Elect; with I ircclor's stud; firmz-n “uh anism‘ ligh‘ :roslumex. : flames: Iaun typszefl. Int] in 'addedxtm tfloa o! xhé a ‘ lathetean Elam. iunche ‘ ere the 0rd ‘L‘hu ,um y»! «w - 1nd] .'-:‘nd H (x bun 'I’J‘he um! ye: iable :m «gnu began srnou {Number ‘as (h? “(145‘ mi 1hr parish. Tmeumg hel'd Inew Sunday! "noute were Ibuiidmg was ' lewd about; in 22 ”13 ‘mcnt camp“ work is dark lighting fin! 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