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and buy. 2 (mr TOY e ppers ‘ald, Prop. call ffice ENT Building Telephone 85 Eviaduct 'antbn Works ICE ILLINOIS EPAIRED GEARS NOTICE. vavings ll pathogenic NK 7. 413 2111 V ‘72" pro~ any xupply r nrami- ll xup~ I when: the support of everyone in the county who wants honest and emcxem admmistranon of the public business. \VlLLlAM A. Rosmc. It uhosen to represent the Republican Party for the office of County Treasurer. and if elected. l W!” accept. as renumera- tion for my whole time and the best bus- iness admimsirative ability l possess. the salary allowed by the County Board of Superviwrs' as full pay. l will turn into the County Treasury. as earnings of the office. every penny received from lnlrrt'sl on public monies, inheritance tax fez-s or any other source. I believe the salary allowed by the Board is ample compensa- tion and am willing to give the work my inst attention Without thought of any SOl C8 ‘.\'( 111 pt; 21 lin perquxsue Subject to the Decilion of the Republicln Primnricn, September 9th, 1914. Your Support Respectfully Solicited. William A. Rosing Phone 897-Y-2 Will Krumbach Caner ad “I HIS PALTFORM iounty Treasurer Clndidnte for Telephone E z'g It t-F ive GARDEN LOVERS-«READ H ighlcnd Park Besides all this you have the benefit of our experience in matters pertaining to Horticulture. A that over 85 will give you any information you'd like to get---it's free, whether about your trees. the lawn. the flower border. the shrubs, the garden walks or drives, maybe a little sketch or estimate of what you want to have (lone, let'shelp you with suggestion» if we are able to assist you even if you don't buy a penny‘s worth we shall have your good Will and that is bound to prove of values to us---»Some l)ay~~ Last spring the Henry A. Dreer Co. of Philadelphia send to Mr. W. C. Egan the noted Horticulturist of Highland Park a collection of 65 distinct varieties of Phlox comprising a good many hundreds of plants for the purpose of growing them” on for the Annual Show of the Garden Club of Illinois. No finer show of Phlox was ever held any where, the individual flowers of some of the varieties cov- ering a silver dollar with a good margin to their credit and in shades of the purest white and softest flesh pink to the deepest red. We were fortunate indeed in being able to purchase at a great expense the entire collection and shall have plants for sale of this stock in a short time. This should prove once more to our patrons that we leave nothing undone to secure the latest and best in every thing for the beautifying of the Home Ground. You needn't send East for your requirments in the way of hardy plants for every thing that is good and of real value for our climatic conditions we carry and sell as reasonable as it is possible to do. In no other line has there been greater progress made in regard to improved varieties as in the old garden favorite, the Phlox. Wonderful improvements as to size of flowers, beautiful colors as well as free flowering ha- bits have been the result of the patient work of the Hybridizers of England, France and Germany. by lhe said Board of Local Improve- ments on the 28th day of July A. D. 1914, and the said Board of Local Im- jprovements having filed in the Coun- ty Court of Lake County, Illinois, on :the 5th day of August A. D. 1914, a {certificate showing dist the mid im- ’provement coulorms substantially to 7the requirements of the Origi'ul ur- [dinance for the construction of the name, the cost thereof the :mO' *. we.“ timatod b them to be required ‘ w my the naming inure-t on be" < or vouchen issued to Anticipate " \ .1. 21 Portland cement concrete pavement, Highwood Avenue from the westerly line of Waukegan Avenue, west to the east line of Jefferson Avenue except ‘betWEen the (racks of the Lrumw N; North Western Railway Company and the Chicago Milwaukee Electric Railroad Company and High Street from its intersection with the paved roadway herein provided for on High- wood Avenue south to the northerly line of the paved roadway on Michi- «gan Avenue in the City of Highwood, siLake County. Illinois. and the same having been completed and accepted ‘ I _______ Farnham A. Hudson Person appointed to make said assessment. Dated at Highwood, Illinois, August 13, IBM. 24â€"235 Notice of Final -Hearing on Special Assesament No. 5.3 Nutico Ls" hereby given to all per- sons interestedythat the Board of Lu- cal Improvements of the City of High- wood, k'nunly of Lake and State of Illinois. having let (he contract for the construction of grading. draining, paving and otherwise improving wiLh fense wood Aieinie. and run thence Snuth~ erly on the Westerly side of Evens Place for a total distance of Five Hun» dred :Ul-l Fortyâ€"six (5N) feet tw gether With one tire hydrant, kill in the ('it)‘ 03' llighwuml, ('mmty of Luke and’h‘tute of Illinois. The ordinance for the same being on tile in the 011 five of the (‘ity (‘lerk of said City and havmg applied to the County (hurt of Lake (ounty for an assessment for theynst of said improvement accoriL ing to benefits and an assessment roll having: been made untl returned to said Court, the final hearing there- on will be had on the Illst day of Au- gust. A. l). 1914, or us soon thereafter as the business of the (‘nurt will per- mit‘ Said assessment is payable in three (5)) iiismihiients with interest at the rate of five (5) per centum on all inâ€" stallments from and after the date of issue of first voucher. All persons deâ€" siring may file objections in said Court before said day and may appear on the hearing and make their do- Notice is hereby given to all per- sons interested that the City Council of the City of Highwimd. County of Lake, State of Illinois have ordered that a cast-iron luterul main water supply pipe, four «4) inches internal diameter be constructed and laid in, under and along portions of Everts Place from and connecting with the present water main now laid in High~ Speck] Assessment Notice No. 60 Highland Park Greenhouses We think of nothing else but to make things beautiful nutdmrw- if give‘h half a chance we can transfurm a barren Field into a lovely Garden 01 Roses“ Maybe that's why to us everything looks so rosy. THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. meAND PARK ILLINOIS The second instalment one year thereafter and so on annually until Ill instalments are paid. Notice is further given that the said assessment is divided in five inst“- ments. That the amount of the first assessment is $840.00 and that such of the remaining instalments is $700. That all instalments draw Interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum from July 212.1,, 1914. The first insulment is payable on the 2nd day of Jnnmry A. D. 1915. ‘ loan-.1 r-I' smh assessment l.~' m the humil- n: (he undersignml ‘ All persons interested urv hereby untitled to call and pay tht- amount :mseswd at the collector's ofl‘ice. city hall. corner Green Bay Road and Cen- tral Avenue. Highland Park. Illinois. within thirty days from the dlte thereof. Sl'R'LU. ASSESSMEN'I‘ NUTH‘E Special “errant .Vumlx-r 213 Public nmn‘e is harsh} gnun that the County ('nurt of Lake l‘oumy, Illi< nois. has rendered judgment for M >pc- cinl assessment upon property hum-â€" fnml by the following impmvmncnt: Grading. draining. paving with mm cadam having u Mtuminoux sxrfuve, and Olhch‘ise improving Ventral Avnu mm From the easterly lirw n! Shrrl~ dun fund. prnum'vd suuthml) at the junction Hf Shvrnlnn “hall “uh (Tan- trul Avvmie (n (he rush-Hy lime of Dale £30ch Ill ”.3 cnurw arm»- (fen- trul Awnuv. all m the (My nf High luml Pfll'ln, Lake County. lllmuis, as will mnrv fully appear from the cer- titled copy of the judgment nn file in m) urfrwu That the warrant for 09l- 'l h ‘ ( jvct any S1106” «THU-Hui «‘hcv‘k amount of lh: Smtiwd prupo thc (‘Hy ('uum- lmnl l'm'k um Tuesday, Septo 1:0 ”9sz I’m; “'m MOI" J$Xst tiny Hf August A. I). ] o't'hx-k u, m. or :13 5mm the- the husinvsx of the (‘uurl u AH persons dwmng may tium In said (”Hurt [rt-{un- and may appear m) the hL' make their Lil‘fUHM'. Dated at Highwmni, H‘iru lch day of Auguu A. D. Jost‘ph Sen .1. Mryers W, KL Show" Iection of the assessment fur-said im- bated prm'oment. A heuring will M- had on L). 156“ said certificate. us tn the truth of the facts stated therein ut the Hunt SPEC] Hume m the (‘it_\' of Wuukegun on the “I“ Ur I l'm'k unhl eight o'clock p. m. snluy, SeptemM-I‘ 15!, 191-1, for {“0 Hm'q- I’v‘u-r \V‘uh‘r Tuiw llmlrre. I'umping Stutmn Addimm. ‘ H Mrh must lu- :u-cnmpmmul by u Mimi whet-k for 14-1) per «'1‘le of the MM of {he Md, (‘ny rowrws the right (A: re- ;m)‘ or all huh. (-cificzmor‘ ‘ “my be olmmm-«i from N. MrMmtn. engineer in rhurg’e, \V. Adunh <tH-of. ('hmlgo, [Ili- ”(filersâ€"v I)... LM'HI hmmwomv 'Il‘HIKh‘JUUd.1]“!an Notice to Biddu-rs >uIs will he rurmuhi by 11 ut‘ the (‘II_\' uf Hmh- Htrry B. Evans, City Colloqtor. H. A. Warn-n, (my ( lerk )0" thm‘eufu-r as uurl u'zH permit. may le (ijcw hefurr \znd day. the hurry); and the ugh! I). 11.14,“! 11) H in the U1 HM 1h! SI'H'HL ASSESSMENT NHTH Id Special Warrant Number 21:! Public Notice is hereby L'n‘rn that the County Court oflmkel‘u\1rxl).llln- nois, is rendered judgnwnx {or a rpecia asseuxment upon prupmty benefited by the following zmpmve- ment: Construction of a ('89:! Iron lat- >eral main water aupply plpe, {our (4) inches internal diameter. to be con- structed and laid in, along and under iBronson Street. from and connecting §with the preunt {our (4) inch water (main now laid in Bronson Street. at a ? point two hundred and fifty (250) hot i east of the on! line of Rice Street and [thirteen (13) feet. south of the center .line of Bronson Street. thence north- loaaurly parallel with and thirteon (13) feet aouthmtarly at right angles from said cantor line of Bronaon Street, to an inter-auction with the northerly lino cxtondod westerly of lot eixmy-um (87) South Highland Ad- dition. W with shut-0d valvu, fire hydrants and ‘ l castin all in tho City of. Park, t7 SPECIAL ASSESSMFNT .\()’II(‘E Special Wan-m Number 2” _ l’uhhc Notice is hereby gnu-n that the (Runny ('ourt of [film ('nunt)‘, thnis. has rendered judgmenl for xpecml msexsmem upon prupclly ’K'HC‘th-d by the following deunxr- mom: Grading. Draining. Fwd-hr. “wins: “1th r'vonfnn‘ed (‘()r!(‘r('{" rum raw-n" nn-i otherwise imprm‘my Show Mun Road. from its intern-cum“ vuth {he easterly line of St. Juhm \H-‘an muthuuterly w the northmly rm! of the no“ pavemem m hem ,\\¢'[.x|t‘, Notice is further Kl\l”\ flan (lu- :iiii assessment is divided ii 2m. mslnl- moms» That (he nmoum i-f Hn- llrst in'swlmem is “500.00 and {hat with of the remaining instalmemx is $43.00. That all instalments draw mum's! u! the rate of 5 per cent per unnum from July 3001. ”MI. The first msmlmt-nt is payable on the 2nd day (if Juriunry A. [I lfilfi. ‘Thl‘ second instalment um- year then-after and 56 on annually until all instiillnwnts are paid. ‘AH persuns intervsted urn l notified to val! and pay ”H- ;:,'H!\ imaged at the collector's ”Em hall. corner Green Bay Rum! .‘H’H trnl Avenue, Highland Pam. I \sithm thirty days from (lu- thermf. ham-d this 1), 191-1. and northerly end of said [.111' «ml bring in the sumherly hm- uf «mm Avenuv, produced easterly, an {In- Junrtmn of Sheridan Road and ‘ «Hm Avermr. produced easterly. a? my jum-tmn of Sheridan Road um! Hula! Avenuu. all in the (‘Ity m’ Hmhlmxd i'urk, Lain- County, “Minn, i|> “‘1“ more fully appear from Hu- w-Hifivd copy of the judgment on file m my of 11cc. Thu! the warrant fur vu‘h-Hu': of surh u>sessmeM is in 1hr hmuk n: the undersigned. bate‘l this 20m day of Augmt. A. uf Luke and State of Illinois, :1 will WM. "7- more fully appear from the certified »â€"â€"â€"~â€"‘â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-~« mm of the judxmenx on file in my of- ;[IECIAL ASSESSMENT \U'IH‘E 'hu. Thu! {hr warrnut for rnllection *pecinl w."|m Number 2” ml such asst-“men! Is m the hands of ' ‘ (ln- undermgnwl, l’ulrlu‘ NM“? is hereby KHH' 0“” All Person: mtm‘mled are hl-relry P (-nunly ('ourt of Mk" (nun!_\', nntlllcd to cull and [my file amount as- ?!)nh. has rendered Judgmenl for ”Na“, “2 ll)? rullm‘lor's OfilCfi rity “in.” umexsmen! upgn pmpwly hull, ('ornur (irm'n Bav Road and l'en» nolxlu-d by the {nllpwmg "”l””"”' Uni Avenue. Hmhlnn-d Park. Illinois. illt.’ Grading.Al’ral‘nink. Furl-i141. wnhm 1h):V\ ll:x\'> {mm (hp dau- Huhy B, Hum: City (‘Hllt'fhn 30”] da) 0‘ \ugud iii"m"""ihi£{m1m"' ' nu in noono. That :1] innulmonu dnv imam! u. the rate of 5 per cent pot Annum from July m. 1914. 11». first iant in mythic on the 2nd day of January A. 0.1915. “Tic; ,m imminent One you though" tad no on tnnnslly and] d] inmlmnu u: paid. on“: um 20th «life! August. A. D. 1014. 5 'vv Hm- 4" ("uI'l-IAvghIQRo and ran- "Iv-HM: wi'h the urn-n: fmv ' H i-‘v-h "'Mur hwm "ow laid in I‘nTane ‘W‘v‘un' tmether wnh ”mt-o" vnlw-e "re hvdrmns nrd 21min) tastings. u“ ;" flu- l“'\' M Highland Park. Lake "unfit". Hhrnik‘ us “‘9” man Tullv an. "ear frnm the: rePYlflM vnnv 0! 9hr hdmant nn Me I" rrw nfl’mn That “m \vnrr-M (or rum-(hon of surh ll- senmem Is in 1h? hundx of thy under. sur‘wd. All rwrsom‘ mteresud nn- hvrehv "M?“od 1n ml] and DI“ iho amount as- aned at the r‘nllwtor’s oflice. riQy M". corner C'oen Bay Fold and (on. v"! Awemw. Hizhlnnd Pnrk. Illinois. "-Nhin thirty days from the 6:10 thereof. w.~. ‘v. . Not're in further rivcn that the aid nicutnoni is dividcd in five insul- menu. Thu the "noun! 0! the flat Madmen! iI $615.00 ‘nd mt gc‘h‘of SI'H'I H. \SSESS‘HENT NUTH‘H Special “arrunl Number 203 Pnhhc Nulu-r x~ )u-ru-M' any“ ”as“ the (‘ou'ny (' “mt u! Luke “unruly. “liâ€" nms, hm :u-mivu-d judgment for a fluvial rweuinenl upon property lu-vwfilrd M' the fnllnwmg 1mprm'w ment: (‘nu-truwhun uf n can n-un ML and mgin wuwr MlDDI)’ mp; ‘nur imhor (4) internal diameter. to be mmxtnmtm! and ‘aid m, alnng and un- ior Gan Avenue from and connecting with thg- lumen! six (6) inrh water main vow lnid in Lincoln Avenue and ’mm [PM-“r". unuthnflv'fiflwn HM hm! cast of. and pnrnlielwith th- mm. Pnhhc Nu the (‘(m'1(_\‘( mus. ha». u fluvial wax ku-vwfilrd lw XlIYK‘O' i~ futhI-v (won that Hu- stud ..~:hsn\4-v]t 1‘ dunk-«1 m 1““ msmk nnnh. Thu! the amuum of the first w~tnhnrm |:» :13‘LUU and 1h" >m‘(l;<i "Huhnwm 1‘ 5mm That nH m Yulnwntq druv. :v h-n-J u! the mh- u.’ ”(I 4.3) pm we”)! [wr :mnum from An} <st HM]. 1914 Thr hrs! Insughmmt .~ gaunt} m. flu 311.! day m’ January Thy xvrnhd hated thL- It‘ll. “(h d Harry B. Plums, (My (VUHQ‘V‘UF mlmvm mu our A “gust mammoth-nu dink-MW,“ MAMA” mw.mm,m M I”! t 1914. sud real estate vi" be new subject to the mmdeed thereon w David A Helmet. trustee. also subwét to the dowcr intent! therdn a! Sarah C. L'. Loader, widow of aid deccued, but sold free and den: 0! the Mud interest sod one: therein 0! the widow and child!!!) on.“ Lot It'emy (70l of Even 8nd Jefiricu' divnim 01 lhghwood, Lake. Counh'. Illinois, commem mg at I pom! m the emu line M \K‘thgafl Awnue, where the nunh hue u! Hmlmood Aunucinler- tech dd ea»! hnr and running thence northerly un (hr rant hue of Waukrgan Avenue. and the west line of and lot 35 iret. thence can on a line parallel with the nonh line» 0! High-cod Avenue. to 1m- eut line of said lol. Mm south the not line 0! aid lot to the north li: ul cad Highwood Avenue and thencq' west on me north line 0! ‘Hi‘hwood Avenue. to (ht place of banning. I’Il‘flln‘ mun v :- hrn-hy gxu-n lhal m pm uance m a dwwta: alder made and vnlo-rrd bv 1m l’mlum- Lnurl 01 Lake \ 02ml); lllm w x'» ”I: u‘.)n\|‘ (mulled ('Auxr (m {hr 71?:- da; u! Jul} 1:411 Elk-n Fmsch, adnnmumlnx dc Dunn non. (I! lhr mime u! Junus Ch arlc-s Laegrlrr, do» ranged, wxll nil Mnndny, 1hr 31:1 day at Auxmt A ll 1"H at the- hour of trn lllklll‘k m‘lhv : m-r-oub. at the rust door a! me Cnun Hnuw. 1n Hm (my ul Wauk "W“ State- ol l‘lmuis, sell a! Pubhc vrn- dur m the highest and best bldder for cash all llu‘ nah! Mlle. Interest and ex» latr, whlrl) the and Julnus Charles Laeurler had, at the hme 0! hip death in and to the lollumng den‘rlbcd property. situated in “lflh‘VOJd. County 0! Lake and State a! lllmom. nr as much lhereol at shall br sufficient to pay the debt: 0! and eslaxr wuh lhe coufi ol administra- tion now due and to Aocmc, xp-vmz In [M Mallet 01 1h.}{ula'nv( Jul'mp C'mvha Langley m trauma Ian-m r ux-rh ndmmuvrnu do bum. non uflhe Mali .4 )uhus nun)» Lac-[chm oxen“: San h L l' ‘41Kt‘h‘7, lulu" thrkn large-u k Hm- larn-lfl Uuu‘. 1‘ rut on, Inn-y Laurel". Eh! lnrurh-r Fanme 5" mm: rxrcuun N am- me M STATE or [Lunms : g COUNTY OF Cum \‘ ’ ‘ IN ma Pawn: uu In my LAM: Coum C ,‘hvllmfinur~~~z rum“ 6' «when, and H Hum 14 I‘m! Nan ”ALL )1 ll\n,o'.fluy No¢eedor dcedsvfillbeddivuvdw smut pure”!!! and! ad: Ikgrfl- for Sale n! Real Eman-