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Whizfljopahuilflm Entered as secondrlut matter Marth 1. 1911.“ the post office at Highland Park. Ininou. under the Act of March 3.183“). PUBLISHED stxu BY JOHN L. Uosu. at Highland Park. Lake County. Illinois Telephone :: :2 Highland Park 562 You munt U35 Nu- ‘ini-h DU hang-rm} dustmg salisfaction‘. You cannn: get Nu-I’ini-h reserlb‘ mthnut Nun-Finish. Every user bccnrm-s gm sn- muymsL A ma! “1H uomlnce )JL 1'. has no equal. REAL SATISFACTION THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS D. C. PURDYN" SONS fill-FINISH; Ydul' Head's In a: moths. 8000c. . Int chm you 30!. and min. 0|" "mm!” you will nab-unedmhflmflw'm Butcomcmm .â€" Let us help you-for oil heat- erl m Maratâ€"come mabetter than others. The one safe but MnMonothnmnc-m mmtwmhnmbbonc with at finds-1minfluu A cold not: I My" 0 00" non. The athdmwlndm Canonlyoncecntuhour.muuâ€" “Vadniflewzoulfic WW "kw-“flies: Come and see Highlan Park’s Attmtive New Playhouse THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 13 1913 Emyflefiafiy Sawing Eve-i: 4 ml. of Picturcu and Entertainer every night. First Show at 7:15; mood Show at 9:00. 19.: )2. as pro runâ€"uh: or: <lflma<w=a oral-‘50. gram 7‘ pr. £00.03 <2ao< =0 >‘Oombmo: MOTION PICTURES And Vaudeville Highland Park Theatre West Central . Ave. ‘ Mr Witch n c PDibY-fi sons Barler HOME MADE CANDIES ’Illllé The Northwestern Cafe 19 SL Jolnu Avenue. opposite Joya! .7..- W MOIPOIATKD mm, iDopend on ihnt Inqorlor‘p-uutmp- Open daily from 6:00 a. m. to 12:00 p.m. 0r made to order if desired in quan tities for parties. bazaars. etc. We are ‘nbw making the old-fashioned kind “Like Mother used to make" and the first}: Of those is a We make them all; Taffies white, pink and brown, according to flavor; Tafiies filled with nuts of all kinds; Cream Caramels, Nougat. and Cocoanut and Peanut Brittle. MOLASSES TAFFY FRESH DAILY The Woman's Home Missionary Socu-ty of the Presbyterian church met m the church parlors Monday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock following the meeting of the Dorcas Society. Misc Harriet F. Vittum. Heed Resident of the Northwestern Uni- versity Settlement. Ind president of the Chicuo City Woman's Club. spoke on “Immigrant." The infant Ion of Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin Marshall 0! Prospect Ave‘, who has bacn quit: in for several days past, in much better. Mr. H. R. London returned Monday from a weeks business trip In St. Louis. Kama City md St. Joe, Miuoun. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Ogden Bradley of 121 N. Linden Ave. wnll leave here the latter part 0! the week to hu- at 6-H Roscoe St.. Chicago for the wmter Rev. Edpr P. Hill. D. D‘. of L‘hn‘agn, assisted by Rev. Geotge A. Kilby of the Chicago Christian Industrial League, vul| occupy the pulpit o! the Presbyttnan church Sunday morning. Nov. 16 a: 1045 o'clock: Mrs. Herbert Evans mil arrive here today from Los Angeles. Cal. and WI” join her husband, Rev. Herbert Evans, the new pastor of the local Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs Elmer EHIH: of W (en tral Ave. are rm‘flvmg n‘mgrmulanons 0n the birth of a nun pnund sun, horn Frlday. Nox. 71h. V Mr. and Mn L Meyers and hum!) were the Sunday guests of “'1er5 In Chicago. Miss Fay Breakwell returned thlsvu-ck from a visit with relanvcs In Saskatche- wan. Canada‘ Mia's Alive Evrlm mil n- hnmr on Firs! St. Fluid) .1: sen-r3} \\{‘t'k> “nth R'ldh 'L" ()hlo. Mr. Culver Shu-M‘ th m hl,‘ .- n-k (-mi guest Mr‘ Prathcx utL‘hndgm .\lr f'mxfu-x iscuunscllor for the Chicago Telephum- kw Mr. and Mrs. Dame-l Sullnan :«n- u- ceiving congratulations on Hu- de\A| v a son, born Wednesday, N()\ ‘ Mr. and Mn ()eurge Zahnle had as their week end gursts Mr. and Mn F Zahnle of Keu anec. lll, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clow left meda) for a weeks Visit With Mr): L’I-m‘s brother. Paul H. [)lkc 3: Vernon (fly [a Mr. Duke is a profcswr mt physio m Cur ncll University. “cm; ‘1'} Lllmpbevl Mr. and Mrs. M Andrrsun and tmmh, who have been hung 1n Ihr‘ Drmnli house on W. Central Ave mun-«1 Isuuzhcu new home in Hum-«m his! “mm Mrs. Sophia Z lh'Ilr‘ mi lbw" -", -~ ' guest lhts week u! hcr (Liug'xlm \! Daniel (nanny. wxlh {ht‘lf ixtfiv wn Shirlds haxc IL‘H {P.cu' Johm Aux. to wcnd I} m L‘hlcagn, church chunh Miss Helen Conrad had as her week end guest Mia Louise Clark of Chicago. Rev. and Mn R. Calvin Doboon an‘ nouncc the arrival of a daughter, born Saturday. November 8. Mr. and Mn John Bare of Lusk. Ww.‘ are the guests of Mrsv Bart's parents Mr‘ and Mrs. Frederick St‘hdk'fcr u! 51- Sheridan Road Mrs. Laura CA Cope and Mn dalldrrn and Mrs. Cape's father, Mr. Han) Llur‘p bell of Chicago, “ere the \u-ck end gun!) of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cape and Musm‘s. John and Y‘Mxl ['deH uf Vxnv .\\v noon 'M‘mje'uie Cue of Hubbard Woods. was the Sundav guest of Miss Helen Rcbling. [)UI \IL'M] ILOCALANDPERSNOALNEWSI Mr. and M I‘hc u-guh “A: ht‘lti :11 anday. Ln“! Th0 E14)\{(‘>‘:“ 1d \' Cl Hr Telephone 943 \x 1mm -« fl» 1H A most mun-sling wmcc null be hcld Sunday evening I! 730 o'clock In the Fun! l'mlcd Bungcliul Church. comer of Green Bay Road and Laurel A\e Thxs will be a union meeung of the Chnuun. Endcamr wanna and the church. 0m- lmporunl lelturc ml! be the upon: n! the delegates from ‘hc Nuuonal Ttlnpfl ance convention had It Columbu; Mr. and Mn. F. M. Lanna ol W. Elm St.. eaten-ind a hunk! 0! friend. ll" {manly on My main; In boom of their fifth weddin‘ nnniverun' The Weanimu‘r ()ulld held us regulu fonmghtly meeuru at the home (I! 5 In Ear“: Lurk Tunday ailcrnunn. Km ”"1 at (ht. n'cuk. Twrmy qu mrm bt‘l’: were pracnt. The turned in: (1., «'uswm “as “Immmunpn.” led by Mn E l' Knapp.uustedby Mn A Lawma- Mllla. Jr, and Mn. W A Alexander Mrs.(;eorxc W.Chlldn read I \rn 1n ten-sung accoant o! the "Fm-dung n! the lmtmgranuon EIln Inland" Mrs W A Alexander in; in her usu-lh delight Yul way Rdrnhmenn ucrc urn-d The next meeting vull be held at the reudcncc 0! Mn A Lawrence Mull. U!) St. Johns P1101: 11m- IMnnz Drru's nnihlien ('13~§1‘2(‘l lasx Friday m the parish house of thr Ewscupal Church: but W!“ mm In: alter at the dlflcrcnl members humes Thus Fndly the (In. wull meet \nth Mn Henry Tiuwonh. 317 E. Laurel Au- Mr and Mn herard Van \fun k .md tannly hau- taken for (he wmm mumh: the Samuel Holmes rcendrnu- un Linden and Prospect Aw: >pcnd thr winter wuh hr: mulhrr, Mn Kennx-(h R Sumo! In make prrpamtlvns [-zr a: he gin-n {he Saturdm hm gum“ mns Irlt last Week (or Hraumum. kg! m 1hr (va “ka \x-mrmrtrr u! If. Tan (-uxld held a spn‘ml yum-"t \Vninraday afternoon a! lhv humr 0 Mn khns Tnmwn, 2m E kt‘nivul -\\r Mr. had Mn. Fm: Bahr hid in their Sud-y gum Mr. and Mn. Edward Wharton. Mr. and Mn. LR. Winn!- non. Mi. Elsie ancnon and Mr. Mc- Kinmic of Chicago. Irlr tin! grand hail guru .‘n {hr 1 ennuir South u! 3! Man ~ t Y‘- mII Yw held Munday ncnmg, Nu . .u l’u- Imku‘ulur Conn-pr: m 3‘ haul \1:' .md .\1I~ :\ I. I’zur .nv! 3m “m b Un Vent”? it tho hit: 0! next Sunday mowing: name at the m Chunk The evening topic ix "Win: in Chris Worth?” Herben Francis Evans will wk I! both services. Everyt one is cordially invited, Hm ke- The women of Tnnity Gutld will hold their annual Thank-giving ule at the parish house on the afternoon at Satur- day. Nov. 2'an. Where useful and lamy articles maybe purchased Afternoon tea will be served Further detaxls next week Tho Tnnilv (lurid hpld Ill AILdnv Mr. and Mn. L, mnoeroer; m nun- vrood are tecetnng congratulations on the btrth 0! a son. burn “edneadav. .\m 12 Mr and Mrs l‘e Pram or lhghwood are rerrnmg mngratulatmm on the ar- rn'nl o! a son, bum Thuudn. Km 6 Mr. and Mrs: W E Trn Bunk haw as their guests Hus Meek Mu Tr", an-(k's brnthcr and \ufr Mr .md Mn H. A. Wilson I)! Mxlwaukcc Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Holbnmk had as their guests Last week Mr. and Mn Charles W. Shippey Ind Mus Raymond: Shippcv of Chicago, Mm Dorothy Clark's dancing class to: young ladies in Rm‘inla, WI“ meet Sam: day mornmg al 1050 M the home of Mus Mary Hi'ghlr)‘ on Roger “Mums -\\cnue' \mz.‘ undrr 12m ‘5 Iv ':1 .1. u! \1.\~ 1' Humphrcv mcl ’I‘ucadn} mcnmg ..! r u'clwk «I {he resulrm'r m M! :mvi Mr. Mm: Ahcc Riley n! L‘havnpaugn, Ill visitmg at (ht home M Mr and Mrs Leslie McPherson on Homewood Axe Mr. and Mr: Luau: A Hmc and Mr and Mn Joseph Holbrook attended the wedding of Mm Adele Deming and Mr Aulhur Henry Emerwn which look Place Tucsdav evening. Nov Illh. at 8.30 o'clock at the St qul': Epnuupal nhurch. Krnwood. The Highland Pnrk Boys' Hand ml! give their fin! lnmverur)’ benem cmv rcrt FndAy evening. Nou. 224th. at the new Highland Park theatre Mn Samuel Hulnu' Mr humv 1”;an u |~ um fclunllr.xv11m\\.gmkv n: 1‘ ‘1 Lin-x hunxmgu:p1»\\m \1 M \1 n\ 1‘»! Nu MM 1 I‘hr (emu! .l\(‘ {he 27m n1 ( he wm'rz m kh:..n.; \\ (‘t‘k )In K'H (‘n W Ih ’ "r Hr H h hr! in "B7" [hr u '73 P I‘! .1 wrozr 0s E- II...- â€"L: .1 >33;pr- .:. flit-or £0} M1 Fun: dunng the In! 39:: ha rr .5604 m I run“ bungalua In the tool hi“. neat loo Angelo. (a1 Hf dnndrd In! time between hm Inuk- Ind hm garden out m lhal tummu [and Mr run: an about the Huddle 04 Stplcmlxr on 1 bus:- ncu lnp rxputm. noon In yflurn (o [01 Angelo Mount! the (all ol the Dual (hutch and Ihc plenum mat-um 0! ha bonu- «m I'hu‘h he [flatly lmm Chln‘fd ha plan: Pulor and We are happy m lhe now nlnuon and bow expat uubuannd 3mm. during xhcconunc yell at the out“ Proust“! (hutch m Huhlutd M \:nr 19!" Dr txunu hu been 4: than be: m lhr 13‘ u!:) u! the uuTnpundt-mc dAmInn «:1 (he l nwnuzy U! khunun Hrs pupl'n m erlgmus hdmnlum Lane been vudch ha11CIQ‘d In nu! “I“ hand, and a]... H; k .umda and lndu (Made-d Ir.\~~;x~ Inr Hic- Amrlu‘nn B‘plul I'Mhm .zmn 5m u-n Hus uurl hr '13~ nun n! ‘ umplrlru It « “numb u! hm: p..;ul~ bunks in: agn {Lula-n In 51\I(‘('I\ .md rum uulxrgpundnu. ”mm-u ham~ Ihrw elgm \ulumrn. me: two ltmusxm‘. plflf‘.‘ In m, an- haunu a (I! cuiumu rrmh nu mm [hr hundrrds o! Xhuu-and- ul valrn, all nu»! (he Edglu’: speaking hand In I’J'lll‘ rnmed rrA crmly a low: lmm a Im-nd m (hm- uhu laid 0! looking (Hr! xhz shmfldrl n! . pupll In a Sunda) uhxml In Nahum and dxxuvnmg lhu: their lruon. nrrc m use m lhal tar nun land I)! laun- han Ilub unxlrn 4 hilt-en lhuuund \Hnd nude In: a nru rmuluprdu mm: In he Issurd .md hr m: a In I hundu-d page \ulumr u! yen-urn uhmnl (”mphâ€"(rd uhnh I!“ be publlshrd nru Ipnnu “in a x H hradrd Hawk»! 1 K\ arnuhrn Ir (in H .4; ~' wh- w 1“" to "W Park from a trip w ad and Virgina While at Wood- : Vit'inin Col. McCaulcy pvt an .19de :o the student: of the Manama!- tcn Andean. Mr wd Mn C. A. Smtth let: tut we'ck Saturday for: event week. trip through the ooutt They will run Nov Oriel- and place- ol interred tn nodd- und abet uouthcru states, Mr. and Mn. 8 Hindcrben 0! High- vrood In- tn‘etvtng congratulations on the btrth 0! a son. burn “ednadn'. Rm ”fiber! Framu F ”ms “hunt at trptamr ml the pnlnratr ol the Flat Baptist (hurt h at this r H) un annuum ed tn THE I‘m.» tut wn-k IS 4 Hmhhud Park bu) hzung brrn burn hcrr thirty yqn “0 He II a son ()I n Mayor R. (. Phan- Ml E\Innattrndn1 the pub)“ and huh about: u! thu ( Ity. grndultln‘ trum the [ix-noton Htgh 5th()0| In 18% He urn the tint Dunne-u nun-ctr o! the Highland Park Nun uh“ h was founded by him Ind hu bruther Arthur In 18% He entered (ulglte l'nn’crut), New York 1n 1897 Ind made a good xholnr- ”up "and during the three year. 0! hi! reudemc thcrr Mn lut year 0! under, gradultr uturh WI) plant at Lrllnd The fix: drpuhru-nl mus (dHPd m the F. A 'lulpm rendcmr on (mac Axe M abnulsn!h1rl\ In! man? (a ‘r\!lnflullh a blur startrd in an mp'uflmg kerosene stmr Imlr dawugr u.” dwxxr .r H‘!)N lhu THE NEW BAPHST CHURCH PASTOR In! lld‘lh l v \.|Hu' pevl Mn C. A. Smnh left In“ mmd \vt uh .Il ”at l I! ltd \ulhuhhr: K(\ x! .1'\m K1“! Fun» I)? mr lnlrtmrdmlr Hit' Anm won 4‘ uluuur and m A H uu‘ tun!- Ignndrd 61 LI) IF If uhrr m it! work w .mu rum urlh Rn Rt "K «If IL} fivxufl“,‘ 1311(1'133f'l 11;” kg mitt/«A mmmnnfirm ‘ .mfl. North Shorf: Tins} Company: ‘ 1 A security which you (an indi- 4, vidually appraise and mntrol j 3 per cent interest paid on Savings deposit:E ()ur CLEANING AND Mum; of lad'ws' and gem‘s gammems, on'enlal rugs. carpets. port icrs. dratl‘YK’S, piano covers. lace curtains. He, cannot be dupln ated by any‘ucal cleaner, as We haw the I,AR(.£>'I and most SANITARY plant in the West. Why not have your Clothing rmm'ated herr this week and give our work a fair trial? MAIN OFFICE AND WORKS 2‘25 2133 Lincoln Ava-o. CHICAGO Tokphonoc Lined-1m Div 214WCUTRALAVENUE Imwrmzss Dyers and Cleaners INCORPORATED “The Imperial” The Finest Hot Drinks To Cheer and Warm You Up wagon will call for and deliver your garment: Even if You Have No New Clothes for Thibgiflu EARL \V. (ESE at (an tuumdm. MM) um The season for hot drinks 1: hcrc‘ 0n mid. cheeless. chilly days dun‘! forget that one nf our hot drinks \HH make wm‘ ~\huppmg tnp mm‘c ph-asunt. Mam dcln‘wm hut drunk» :11'1' awn-d wwwm . 1’1 |(’.'1\( n! ARTHUR W. VERCOE. Cubicr mum and M‘Y‘H-U; offers well secured 6 per cm! Mortgages on choice improved} erty in Eyansgoq,_\_Nilr.nette,Wim am} Hubbard Woods, as $2500, $3000, $3500. $400 North Shore Trust it mm State Bank Capital $100,000 Highland Puk, m. I’H \H\I \l IKT Plumbing In Drift-1 I shapr and um bung 0rd“ And the only and bat um lo I" t umphllh ”In I: In rngagc u: to I" {and lo you: m vum [must I: h. be \\ -\RM Ind K ‘ ’MFUR'I ABLE and } nu allyour T. H. Decker l0 hr able to arm-rum, \ama L‘Ilul and havr a THE ONLY WAY vull rrsmvr- the newness 0! any garment Mum by mm m uonwn 50nd us a sunlv a “owl; n1 anrlhlng gnu Mould hkr h'l‘t‘” Thankrunum hm n durum iuliuu [Lat vou umnul look a: spn‘k and span a: a!“ (IHf‘ (‘IV Flu-Ha. and Huang Harry Chnulmu Out Gatling SEN!) H NI W‘ Tot-pk... 20) Divoncy - us: SHVHYW “Hun: