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The streams and lakes in mete parks In'ord splendid trout fishing, boating and bathing. The waters are :11 pure and m to drink. The forests contain the Lumen oidest. tallest 1nd most can be best reached from Sax-mar. thence by automobile. stage or private conveyance, a distance ,0! forty-cu Inflea to the park. mu- snmtr-l ix '1“ {kg and FHNHU muutim, (4-11,. .Lu! AIT‘U (rrlvbmtvd manly fur th grunt grows of the bi: trees whhh are .«H'ten-d through them. Sequoia .Vatmuxl x-urk ma) be reached from Visahn. then 9 by “'35 of electric railway to Lemon cove. thence forty miles by stage or private conveyance to Camp Sierra, 1n the park. Genet-.11 Grant National park ’orest C "ts In (he cml Ora”! Nat HOME OF THE BIG TREES H It wasn't known when the lines were penned. Elec- taicity hadn’t been harnessed as a versatile servant. But nowadays there are a great mahy thousand peo- ple who think their dining room incomplete with- out it. ‘ The man who wrote that we could dispense with music, art and books, but couldn’ t get along without cooks didn t have 1n mind as the executive instrument of the latter’ 3 talents, the ‘ Electric gxafing Dish Daily’s Ready-{o-Wear ublic Service Company Malnlaxncd by First Church You are Cordially Invited: to make use of the privileges of the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE REAbIM} ROOM 119 East Central Avenue Hours 9 to 12 a. m.. 1 MS p. m. Every day except Sunday of the most lucid]. You‘d b9 charmed with it‘ One of :5. most beautiful of maria: Blinnceu the manufficturen suite glut. One Two Doors West of§Theatre of Northern Illinois :uo.a and Gen .1! Parks. iomes $10 and up H Inms ty which camped near the tree In Au- gust. 1867. this tree has a height or 264 feet and ,l base diameter of thirty- five feet. 3 In four of the groves (‘ermln trees within the-us; have been named. whllc In all other flmvee they have not: The General Sherman tree was discovered by James Wolverton. a hunter and trapper, on Aug 7. 1879. at which time he named the tree in honor of General Sherman, angler whom he had served during the her. The General Gram tree was named by Mrs. Lucretia P. Baker, who van a member of the par- Jvu‘uble foatéré of the parks fun-Hts Hf «Iw'Munus 'l‘ht-I‘o :Irv Irma and while tn. bountiful .v Sample iine of Shirt Waists, $2.00 t6 $5.00 values at Ladieo’ Dre“ Skirts-â€"Beauti- new (all styles. Made of Crepe;and Suitings. Navy Blue. Tango and Grey. M.- I!“ ~ m the \\ uhl \snuv the gum: ‘11-!)unl x then» :m- uthvl 98c and $1.50 Special, $3.98 Siies 6 to 16 years {Children’s Sweaters 91110, M. \‘ULII' uml mun) [tn-es that are truly mynl. many shrubs, wild tluwvrs pusses or supvrb bolut). mm“; wild animals and uh: birds uru unother en» 'uixr $1.50 Ihghlund Park . Announcement I Miss Hoffman wishes to announce that a first class chiropodist will be at her ‘ beauty parlor every Saturday beginning IAugust lst. 22 Highland Purk MA“ Service Mails close as follows: 7113}. m. for all points north; 48 I. m. for all points except local north; 11:0 3. m. for all points north; 1235 p. In. {of allpointl except local north; 2:13 p. ' for allf 90:11:13 sogtl; "01m Higbwood;H3:0 . m. or n n except - good; 5:42 p. £310: all pointl; 6:30 It“: for all points. Sunday. 5:16 p. m. (u all points. 1.I>.\1â€" Diamond and supphuc bar pin at Ravinia Park Mondav night. Libeml reward if rctumed to C. T. Buynmn, City. Tel. 213 Sm \TlU.\ \vVANTEDâ€"Expcrlvm't‘d cook, also a wnmd erl. Addxess "lix" Press oflicu ~ 9" Kmdergartener would meet Interested mothers to discusm idcal limited kinder- gartening in North Shore suburbs‘ Ad- dress Kenilworth. Box 632. ‘ 22 HELP WANTED WANTEDâ€"Competent cook: references. H, B. Clarke, 434 E. Central Aw. Tel. 21!. a 22 pd MISCELLANEOUS. To ALL LADIES » Teachmg in knitting. crocheting, stitching. sewmg and all kinds 0! hand work. Lessons during the dav or evening. Reasonable prices. Address Mrs. chian, 222 E. Vine Ave Tel. 398. 21-23 Tutoring mathematics. Tvlophone 761L C. L}, Taylor of Deemcldfilnelds High chool, 228 E. Central Ave. l) 11 M WANTED ”Girl for general housework ‘l‘ul 5m. 2: FOR RENT A new modern 3-room ap- partment wnh bath and large duets; furnace heal. $18 per month. N. A. AI- dridge. Erskine Bank Bldg. Tels. 345 and 803i, 22 FUR RENT~Furnxslwd mum at Central Ave. Tel. 798 \V‘ FOR RENT- An upper 5 mun flat. Ad- dress 437 W. Crntral Aw. Tel TIG‘L. 22 FUR RENr , Housc. wnh nr Without burn at 433 W. L‘rntrul Ave 'l'cl. 716-1.. FUR RENTâ€"Furnish“! flats and fur nished moms 231_?\'0. St Juhns Ave. Td. 790W. 8 l 1! FOR RENT 6-mum 13.”. all modern im- pruvrmems. :‘xhrrd ”I“. I: (in-en Bay FOR RENT 6-mum 13.”. all modern im- pruvrmems. :‘xhrrd ”I“. I: (in-en Bay Rd. ”.1311 FUR RENT ~ Nlu- from puxlur. cooking privilege It desired; walking distant? Rmima Park: Phone 73‘?» R B Ht! FUR SALE‘Ifidys' new genuine Saltex Siberian fur coat. cheap. Leaung tor a Lhmale whrre It \‘annut be used. Must sell before Aug. lTIh. Tel‘ 737} 22 FOR RENT FOR RENTâ€"Steam heated apartment, 6 moms and bath; two extra rooms I! do Slft’d. 47 St. Jnhns Ana phones 49 and 19" PK 1’. Hawkins H3 t! an RENF- Sun:- at :08 E Central :\\r. Inquuc Subcyk markcL L‘lU [‘1 Cen- lrul Aw. H41! FOR SALEâ€"At a bargain prlcc. my new modern S-room house on ()rcen Bay Rd‘ and Chicago Ave; extra easy trrms, some other huuses. Address Joseph Delhaye. Tel. 333. B 16 t! FOR Sukiâ€"Well brc-d mach dug pup pim. Address. Barn, 523 Vine Ave. 22 j ~EMI'LOYMZNT Aczxcv~ Women de- isiring work. should register, _wnth me. '1! {Wu need help address Mrs. Geo. Smith ‘Jr.. over Schumacher's drug store. Tel. :320- 1 B6 1! 3 EMPLOYMENT AGENCYâ€"First clau help received for all household positions Em- ployment of all kinds {or women and lgirls. Mrs. T. Walsh. 238 N. First SL. Inear Elm Place. Tel. 700‘M-3. B 15 Ll \ > Advertisement; will not be received for publication in the current issue liter 5 p. m. Wednesday. Liconud Employment Agency \VANTEDâ€"All kinds of female help; American and foreign. Wages 3710 $10 a week. Also firm class help furnished on short notlce. Apply 124 So. First Steel Ave., telephone 263. Mm J. M. Dunning. BS t! 5 lina or less. 1 Insertion, 25c, elchnd ditionnl line 5c. - Blind ads, when: replies are ordered sent to this office, double rates. lwm.mnm,’mm| THE HIGHLAND PARK mass. mama pm xumoxs WWW RATE SITUATION WANTED LOST 22 pd “That wouldn't help me any. When I‘m very dry I can't hooL”â€"Balulnon Honducappod. ”Down in my pnrt H! the mmmrl' lf‘ 5 mnn lays m (This on n stump 31241 hours like un owl he can get a qunn of wildcat whisky." ~l'lunsq You Nov Bundny Mhtrv“ \Y‘n \Iu Sumh'l) I“! m ,; In: hm fur :I u. [R th ‘ | [liml Minn lwnuin: rxlh- Alrx‘ul A Progro IiV. Monarch. Alfrwl lln- Hh'ill u! linulzmd has few wlunlu in hutnry Inr m- wan In mhnnm- nf hh llnnw in mn-rplhlng Burn in \\'nnlnm-. in livrkxh'rv. in NH. h“ drlfl'v Hm limit-'- “'1! u! lllt- I~:I.~<t- Ir'n purl «H. l‘hl.‘|:|11d. \H MHI‘!‘ rhhlinfl his v'nvmrrx‘ u.’ H:- "IT-1:1”! hr nu'n- 65m PHONE 23 WIHQ‘MI'IH NORTHWESTERN DEPARTMENT STORE NE. NE nmzd~>r ><m2Cm >20 mad. mfiflmmd. NE. NE -IWANTU GAS IRON And a great many other articles at Reduced Prices too numerous too mentxon. We want toimove to make‘room for heavy fall stock to amve. We need cash. nun: BARGAIN SALE In at ......... reduced prices Children s Dresses 19c. 39c and up If m 1h.- Afhl Ihfrt W A. A. MOSES, Prop. [firm ILL white _ ‘ . ........... All Straw Hats LUt ........ T he be_:t Shoes in the coun Vaseline lirm bottles ....... 9c Mennens 1:11vu"Pm\der 121/2c Children's Underwear r Ladies" lindvrwezn‘ \ MM Ladies' Long $11k Gloves, Ladics‘ Urn-5x5. . $1.25 and up Sunbumuts ‘ . . . ........ 156 Boy's “hit: I’zmts V .... 391: I 11km [ups ..... ‘ .li‘x, 29k. .5 All Filmy Work at reduced pmcs. Children's Rompers , .19(. 39¢ Ladies" I’c Iicrmts . 391' Boys" Wash Sluts" Mk and up Children's l’ammh . . 2.51 Ladies" Parasols cut . , . . _ 60% Ladivs' Shirtwaists . ‘ ‘ 59( and up (jinghums. Lawns :md Calico Ill We can sell you all kinds of Merchandise for lea money than any other store. We DEFY competition )rcssing Sncqucs xidws‘ [\Imunas ,adlcs‘ Hunsv Druxscs, ALL KINDS OF GRAIN AND FURNITURE Sengitivo BEGINNING AUGUST 3rd T0 AUGUST 81'“, INCLUSIVE at Photo 50 CENTS WITH FIRST GAS BILL 75 CENTS MONTHLY .)9( 79( 99c and up <. .513 Stand up NORTH SHORE GAS CO. Reduced Prites Subject to the decision of the Republican Primaries Sept. 9, 1914 Carl P. Westerfield County Clerk lost its; terror 4 when ( ; the ., S Math for 39c came to the home Ware ......... Cuticura Soap, bar I‘turer‘s cost. Khives and Forks, per doz Mason Jars. per doz ., . . . Glasses, per doz ......... Jelly Tumblers,_per doz . , Daver Egg Beaters ...... An Assortment of Granite Hal’s 50c and 75c Shit at Mcn's Underwear, balbrigan Bow Knee Pants .......... Men' 5 $100 Caps at ....... Porch Shades at manufac- Soups for ................. 15c S: W. Biscuit ............... 10c Kooktote Rolled Oats package 5c Qt. Bottle Chow Chow ....... 10c Sérdines 6 for ............ .25c 20 lbs. Sugar ......... ‘. $1.00 Maple Flakes .......... . . , 8c Wax Beans. 4 cans for 35( Scans Peas for ............ 34b. can French and Assorted 7 ibs. A. F. Soap 1 gallon Oil Can. Gas Iron 1ONING1 DAY 1 n’osm mama lulu“ Baum Electric Irons No fire needed. An electric irén cuts out that trouble and discomfort. Iron anywhere~on the porch ow whetever there is m. electric IockeL Simply at- uch the cord and in about five minute- thc iron is hob-and my: hot. They cost only $3.30, and (hey uscup only about TM worth of current an hour- Then, too, you can do your Ifflnlng qunck- er--you save the of nme Chang ing irom No fire needed. An electric Inexpensive are 10c the “WI“ speaks about Already in” 1nd chic“ 1 the comf ‘4 er mus-mi queue. of i no" luv. bu! of inch to“ Shot-Mu! H Emmm N0 follovung mu: attcnhun 0! a: live In Ruvinfl that ”u south "th11 ‘1’ and why! m:' wur mos! (manual Ht firnium‘. \l'ht men and wow their one um: appear well 1 temperature ' letter: we" I Sunny 1hr T1 fuel that till Inst him you in Highland ‘ tendency of J the 0th..” together: 111 nonnce and elm-nearin- tnel can jut 1.1:“ one II as given ground- of Park plum corner of 1 Willnms 1‘ tive trees -‘ Shore but '. al uvm of to make a and ”emu A COLUMI Archulec! H but Cull. ‘ NUY‘HH IR. JLNSEN'I the work in it] u to VI vnndlliuu" not Murillo work of u Anothcr menu (0! proud) in mean enryonc 1H ha dong, wd m. of a 101‘ thn for BM rhswd an ad sidewalk or“ l-‘unng who property I é otdinnm dehnu 0! walk (in II ordinate: pfimimlh Id more ‘ the walk 0‘ curb at the i you rm .pe techod m “made to a" en about it.‘ dinury ARM anyone M4 mind at a J subordimne , which i: to! min: 50 -we question ‘ the saving jority of the “mint with by make time cms' III-pod by amt b The vdifl‘e‘ “n