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mesmwm multipamwfiflmwlflfi-fli The Oh! Saltooilar. During the latter pm of the middle can the saltcellar was the most con- spicuous object on the table It was always placed In the center of the long table at which the household gathered. my lord 1nd lady. family and guests being at one end and the servants and retainer- nt the other. and In this way ono‘l noclal position wns at once an parent. the "gentle folk" littlng "above the salt” and the yeomanry below It Among the wealthy the mltcellar 'l-t of gold or silver. Bem'enuto Comm chased some for Franci- I. that werv of thefimoot exquisite workmanship and It the Louvre may be seen neverul rich specimens of ultcellu: in talcum- uid the famous net mud. n Orion for Henry I. Enough to Make Trouble. lieâ€"You don't seem to be as fond u yOu used to be of Miss Sweenhlng. Sheâ€"I‘m not. either. Why. the horrid little cat went around telling folks how much respect Ind retard the bad to: houndho‘VthIudlounedwl-elyu tho togchhm at my low M- mchmo-d Tunas-0mm PublicServiceCo. do you like your toast â€" h o t o r c o l cl â€" browned to suit or browned any old way â€"fresbly made or made a half hour be- fore you sit down to breakfast? If you are not at all partic- ular about it, all right-but if you are, what you want is toast made on an ”LP-kh- mum: Electric Toastg Summer Address: “flanked by Fim Cham- of Northern Illinois will reopen October 4th in ‘ Highland Park and Evanston ,. M. GATES YouareCdrdiallyInvited tomakeuseoftheprivilegesofme. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM 119 East Central Avenue Hours9t012a.m..lt05p. m. Every dav exceot Sunday sell itâ€"unnl UP“ Write for Circular ress: Lisbon, New Hampshire 01 Li " 0"."th of Camel Rld‘lnb. s it wss my first eXperience of canal ‘ riding and therefore interesting if not ‘ altogether charming. The saddles used l on this Journey Were formed of large 3 puds. one in front and one behind the } hump. The driver Climbs into place; in front. with a huge peaked pad to? keep him from tullinmon' when the: camel rises. Then the passenger i , mounts behin}! the hump. and the csm- ! el is with dllflculty persuaded to rise. ; This he does hind quarters first. lndI the passenger tindshimseir thrust up i _ in midnlr as it on airmen The huge ‘ pad 08ers no possible support. and he can scarcely overcome his desire to 2prevent s mu by putting his feet on the driver’s shoulders.’ That worthy, hOWever. soon comes up to join him. tend the expedition stsrts. The nm sensation I of being utrlde s tsbie. ‘ and as the miles so by the table ln-j creases alarmingly in width. sud the; tyre on the back seat begins to despur j or VeQe'r setting In: legs acquainted againâ€"Wide World Muguzme. Disoontsnt. Success is a disease. it the resson ing or those who give the identical den- nition for poverty is to be followed An excellent pre\ entlvs is idleness or1 inertia; another is udsfsctiou. l-‘indt the man who is satisfied and you need i look no further for human putty (‘on- : tent breeds Indian and China: Dis content sends Msyflowers across ocennsi â€"not the sullen discontent thst does nothing, but the discontent thst mni- 5 tests itself in striving to better con-l ditions, the discontent that mesns hsrd ‘ work sud plenty of it Some arms sre 1 so contented with~tho volume or busi- ness they have that they do nothing to Increase It. But the dbcontented com- petitor is doing something. u the first firm generally find! out before going Into blnkruptcy. You go Ibo-d or you go back In this world. You mnot stand still. Saturn-[ion too often meant Just thatâ€"doing nothing.â€"Phllndelphh v Annâ€"h- June and Matrimony. The first people to adopt the month 0! June as sacred to Hymn. the god of muffin“. were the ancient Romans, who considered June the moat propi- tiouq season 0! the year for entering upon matrimonial relations. The Rt» mans held that June weddings were likely to be happier than alliance. con- tracted in any other month of the year. especially if the any chosen were that of the full moon or the conjunction of the sun and moon. They also held that of all month»: May was to be moat avoided. as in that month newlyweds would come under the influence of spir- its adverse to happy households. These flHl‘ll‘ut marriage sulx-rutitinnn were rr» mined by the Christians in the middle ages. and Men («my June is consul ered by many to be preeminently the month of marriages. â€" Pittsburgh Chronicle-'1‘ ele-grn ph Pntty Thin Milk. Old Captain Joshua lie-(chum or Amityvme. N. Y.. was wry much he loved by the summer rvshh-uu who used to sun with Mm on the buy Ind catch blue-nah. There was always I refreshing flavor of the sea In his talk. One day. when u party or city men were sailing with Mm. the mun-em- tlon turned on the dimculty or getting good will: In Amityville. and tlwy ap- pealed to the captain to know why that was the case. ' “Weil.” said Captain Joshua. "it‘s been that way an ions: as l mu rvmem her. My wifv made me in!) u on: once. I bought her from l-Illn-rl llnfl’. up 0n the nurth turnpike. and imw him $40 l'nr her. Elbert nid she'd give twenty quarts of milk a tiny. and i guess she did. but you could we bot- tom in six faltholus."â€"Youlh'l Cum- punlon It Didn’t Work. The crowded car W3- overflowing. “Get 0!! the etch." the conductor cried. "I‘ve got to close the door.“ “Don't mind me." replied the nun on the stop. “Close it If you like. It's true that l hue a couple or sample packages of dynamite In my overcoat .‘. .A pockets and the wlndowu might be broken and the root blown 01!. but don't hesitate on my account. I haven't many (fiends. um”. nod I don't think many would sorrow over my enrly demise. Golhud Ind clouyour door." Then the condom cloud lL-tho- lnnd mun Deut‘ mum“. at Highhnd m: Confined hon we 1 weeks dam-ax HWM M The-(rt. Luann. 3 con- urdincu; I. Roun- vall, 1 pl. Into oil; In H. Cammxck. 5 It has eddy: Hit. 6. A. Neill. l inner tube; Geo. Penis. 1 box dfllfl; Anna Nickolas. 1 all paint; Jon Cameron, 1 M. Nenbuhr. 2 un pruervea; Ruth Schmldley. idot (st-19; Ed Luna. 2 bottles pruerves; Alma Sokln. 2 bottles olivet. Arthur bureau. 2 boxes ten. 2 bottles dm'nlecunl; A. Hort-harm. 2 boxes ‘ Hunt 1006. 2 boxes tel; Funk Jon", 13 box spoons; Mn 0. 8. Brand. 6 nuoned Heint food, Alice Tlnfl. 2 can: tea. 2 bottles dwinlocunl, Mn. [-2. Emmett, 81k in State flank; F A. Chanlrcy 50 lbmi .flour at Bock'x; E Carpenter. 2 home. diflnlecum.‘ H. E. Peru. 3 cum uldlntl; H. Bovd, rug; Mn. F. C. Evlnr,12 bar! 1119 Rose soap. 8. Cam, 1 qt. Nu‘ anh; ‘C. Clear. 1 all. auto all; M. Woollen. l felcctric lamp; M. Rog-n, paper for par- ‘Ior;Mly Fitzgerald. l bundle nhmgles; ‘me. Kupp. $5 lor woes; Plulme Rru - ihm. lyenn tub-cripuon lo Highllnd Puk Press. Wm. :penaler 1 box so! H. .J. Young, Zlbo. butter; C. Munk. 2 lbs ‘bulter‘. Mrs. 8. Shield; 81(1) worth 0! work a! Denul' n Harrnet W.enberg 1 Eye”: wbocriplion to Highland Park Press; A. Morton llady- sun pressed. 1 ”root. 1 ladys' sun treated at Nclwn' .; Mn. C. Lion. 1 side bacon ll Palace W. ‘ Waco“, 1 roll (u paper It Gourlry I; F. Edwards. 1 years subocriptmn to High- land l’nrk Prns; ()4 H. Merryvalhcr, 2 Ibo. butter at Muchu-ln; Mn. Best. a but at Schneider's; E. Lundgren, uubocnplnon to nghland Park l’reu; Mn. 1. M. Need- ,ham. lyears subxnpllon to Highland , Park Press; Beale Baker. order on C. b auto born; Mn. Bloomfield. 12 ban mp; Mn. M. E. Mexhtle. 1 box unsorted pnckles, H. Bayes. 1 mirror; 8 Garfield. lelectric iron; Mn. Clan Shorples. 6 piece nurserv tel; Mn. C. H. Merntu l bottlcmk; Lizzie Ditmcr, 2 bottle: Nu Finish; Mn. Werhnne. 2 boxes tn: Mr: Ed Brown, 1 box pickles; Jame. Lleemn. lboxei tea; A.“ flux. 1 glint brum Loui- Kreidler, 2 bouln Nu quh, N Clampm. 1 box can". M, Lem-n. 2 db. infect-m; Carl Johnson. 2 jun preun-e» gM. E. Co.; Marie Gloden, 1W tbs. I01; ijohn Loosen, $100 worth of work I! iLung s; A. Green $100 worth of work II Allen'u Mn Wm Meechun 1mm- suit pressed twice; L Butler, 1 tun preeu'd tmce at Nelwn' I' Suun Bock 1 him I! Palace. J. Wallin, 2 lb; butler Mu P. Cawley. lubocripnon to Highland Purl .Presa;Mr1 W. J. ()bee. 1 van subscrip ? lion to Highland Pull Press. Wm. Sleek 1:er l nubocn'ptionm Highlmd Park Prue; Mn M A. Shunnon. 1 year: suhncnpum to Highllnd Park Preu; Helen Bock 1 hurt cue. Rune“ Gilbert 1 big feed. Bob :Thomu. 2 boxes tea. 2 bottles disinfect [tic iron; R. Janet. 1 bottle {ounwn pen 1 ink; 1‘. Mom 2 bomen olives; A. Ahrenl. i 2 cm m; A. Mark. 3 boula ohvcmf in. Sweeny. 3 bottles pkklet; Mn w.‘ EMooton. 1 home Nu Finish; E. Lufl. 3. box” (en; M. (liner. 3 bout (u; M. f Leuer, 1 pr preocrvct and 3 bow at- Edines'. Wm. Sorenoon. 2 boxes tu; M. J. ‘ iSulhun. 25m preocrva; W. Cluk. 29 Jan preocrves; E A. MichuLZ procrvu; {Tease Mccxory. :15 cloth for coal; Mulc- ; him Ryder. 50 lbs. flour u Bock'l; st ‘ Walling. I jun preurves; W. W. but, 2‘ ‘rboxcg (u and 2 disinfectant; E. R. Eur-m! ‘2 boxes all. H. Bell, 1 bottle pécllcg 2 boxn In; F. Cody, ) ham. Ind (3 John-: ion. 2 null and 2 duinfccum, The uucceulul winners m the raffle. were Mn Fred Clow, who won the nu' stove. and J. S Richards, who won the 8-60 computing ml: mummmm nnt; Mrs. R. E. chlmh. 50 lbs. flour. 2 bottle- dislnfocunl; Elsi- Tuh, l mun wit cleaned; Elisha Gray. 3 dmnlecunt. 3 boxes all; Morris Noethling. 6 boxes ult; Alex Rtfleny; x000 ice; John Nu- man. 5 lb; box undy; Mn A. Larson. 1 box Heitu pickles; M. Ubrine, 1 box Hem: pickles; J. A. Rube, 6 bottle: Hem: loud. L Eichler. 1 electric clundalkr; T. Need- ham. carving get; 8. E‘ Gicbb, 6 lb. elec- On account 0! inlbililv to tend name on nub of vacuum cleaner coupon. the committee n unable to III-rd umc. 0n present-non o! nub numb" 4506. u» vncuum cleaner ml! be unrdcd. When one remember: [but In an 0:- dinnry column there are 10,000 puecu 0! type. that there He neven wrong pounom etch letter may be put in and there He 701“) chances to make erron. heme- millions of chance: (0 muke tampon not“. be Will not be too CYIlICJl. 1n [he sentence, "To be or not to be." by ”In, posmon alone It is potable to nuke 2.758.022 erron. So you see me pen!- that hesel a pnmsr, HE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. HIGHLAND PARKHJJNOIS For "M Ultra Prom... l‘mfe-Amr Tbnnuu R. Inunnhury In” at ('nmhridm- 1n n [all on l-anlluh "1m: prwlshm ‘un l-e vnrrwd uxvfnr Tlh- ultra prn m- mw-n “In-n lughnn) rlght. um rvally wn-n‘. "An ullm [In-rise prufvvu-r Wc-nl llllu a bunlwnre ohup um! um “ 'Sbow me u mean, “an? "'\'ou mean a pal: of man. don‘t you? said the duller. “‘.\'n.' and the pmfpuur. ‘1 man It)" I my. I mean u shun? “The denier wok down I box of mean "‘IAIOK hm. profs-off In aid. ‘Aren't than I" umu hen? And don‘t two main I par? “Well. you've got two leg Don that make you a pair of men? And (be mun-nor unlit-d at the Gala m- umplmnuy through bl: nportlcln. "ilo ‘1‘: logically right. but. mil] be “I: wrong"- l'ulladrlphu Balkan wrul lulu WM! I. n Ptnwi ‘ A plane! In In unmn-olhhlrd datum" ‘ nm-umulnte! by InN‘hnnh'll worm, turning one of more mhwrnl- 1n nun nH-h'lu! qunmltin All plum-nu un' M~nnnlnry demo-ll- ”AM in Hu- mnu‘ m; n! “in”. (ht-y In- Hvlnplmnl ‘n- nvxmxxmlh‘ "mrhwl by o-rmdun of 1:11 r» l Ainwuxh H h unduuhlvdly "11.1 that under w-mnln nmdxxh-m- uupwhl “r :uunu‘ gum hnrv been phi-mi (hr-um!) .‘thLL nl xvrrvwllnllun )0! 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In (vault-mm"; u! lln- lulu-rot of * land to (M- Human) A large baking oven, a large b! a handy high shelf, all located North Shore Gas Combany‘ .jj AUGUST Clearing SI II n Haw? unmn-olhhlrd datum" InN‘hnnh-nl worm. mom mhwr-l- in mm in All plum-nu un‘ llll ”AM in "w mnu‘ n-y In- Hvlnplmnl un- .u. ~...7Y.. .__. InN‘hnnh'nl [IRI‘M non mhwrlll 1n nun P: All plum-nu un‘ n‘ and Oxfords to be closed out at These are all the regular $3.50 and $4.00 values Broken Lines of Colored Top As}: to see Reliable No. 304 17 ST. JOHNS AVENUE YES, I But upon. you m I'm 01 it. hamlet me all yum nutrition to lht fact that the Iona mud , REAL ESTATE OFFICE 1N RAVINIA u. now prn'nlnfmly (mend 10! W, ind nhull mud" n a lava m mwc any imam-non reg-rims property you my but u- dmxm 0!. improved a unufipnwed, "To Let" 01 “For Suk- " TruIUm you will In thin (m m at mat ugh: layout an: alumnus... W m tun moon- whnhcalofiur "manom- dnunorbfmd a gem; no charge: {or Iain. any on my boob unu'l banned u tnnucud and then they only mafia" Pk.- ull n m) ama- or mum an Imam. ' Voun Sana-rel) Tel-'50.. I“! FRED LINDHOLM Advertising “REAL ESTAT ” DunuudJuhonAmkA' NIAJLL rags-nuns": ; fling oven, a 1.1:. WW AM within my reach of‘tho mentor M: