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iii}: The Young People’s Society will hold its Sundty service 1t the Pros- byterian Home, Sunday, :t {our-thir- ty. Thou Ionic“ will be held at the Home during January. Entered as seconddass matter March 1. 1911.1! the post otfxce at Highland Park. llhnous. under the Act of March 3. 181‘). No matter whether you own a Grafonola or a Victrola. No matter where you boughtflit. Our large and varied stock of Columbia records, is sure to inter- est you. Columbia records play on Victor talking ma- chines. Yours for good record service. WIMSUOmeiIMm 39 St. Johns Ave. Highland Park John L. Udell ...... Editor and Publisher Paul L. Udell ......_....‘....Superintendent Helen Frances Connd.._....City Editor Esther C. Baker .............. Society Editor Loretta Kress .......... Deerfield Reporter Albert Levy ............ Chic: Adv. Mgr. 8th floor, 20 E. Jackson, el. Web. 5212 The Study Clan of the Art md Literature Deputnent of the Ouoli Club will meet in the Highland Pnrk Club Home, Thursday, January 27th, It 10:30 A. m. Miss Marion Muon will read a paper on “Modern Music” And Mrs. Carleton Ynil will sing. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY JOHN L. UDELL at Highland Park. Lake County. Illinois Telephones, Highland Park 557, 558 THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS Cull cl huh I wish w‘mnk the kind neighbor: and friends for .1] their kindneuu shown me in my be. bemvemt. 2“LMA_ Presbyterian Church Notes THURSDAY. JANUARY 20. 1916 PRATT’S Paper Hunting and Decorating Tel-phone 1m ’ Producers of the natural raw Certified Milk and Cream Inspected Milk Guernsey Cream Bulgarian Buttermzlk Buttermilk Butter The term pasteurization is used to designate the process of heating milk to a temperature sufficient to deson a portion of the bacteria present. This treatment does not improve the quality of the milk, neither does it improve the flavor. Then why is pasteurization necessary? In answer we quote from a prominent authority. “The necessity of pasteurizing the general supply of milk is caused by the possible absence of some care in its production and handling, and the length of time it is held between drawing from the cow and delivery to the consumer, together with the fact that the cows are not subject to the tuberculin test. " On the Arcady Farms the cows have allbeen subject to the tuberculin test, the milk is produced and handled with extreme care it is delivered strictly fresh direct from the farm to the consumer. It is not necessary to pasteurize this milk and our patrons are able to secure a safe wholesome product deliver- ed in its natural purity. LOCAL OFFICE fiENNETT’S BAKERY C. M. GATES OssoliAClub @fl'N _ ”<5 Arcady Farms 212 E. Central Ave. Arcady F arm§ PAINTING Mrs. Joesph Hochun. IIIGIUND rm (Formerly Ruggloa Btkcry) The Home and Foreign department of the Missionary Society of the First Unil- ed Evangelical Church were entertained It the home of Mrs. Paul Gieeer, Thun- day afternoon. Mrs. Gieeer ha I: her guest. her aister-in-luv. Mm MarieL Gieeer. who Addressed the society. Mia Gieaer in a missionary to Spain end ll on a furlough. She rented mmy interest- ing experiences in her work. i | i e gutsy ner llucx-m-uv. "I!" "1-”: Gieoer. who Addressed the society. Miss. A‘7 ‘ "““in‘ M the Am““‘ A" Gieaet in a missionary to Spain ond ll on 3 soci-tion, Tuesday awning. the fol- : furlough. She rented mmy interest-{io'inl h°n°n "7' KW.“ out: “MP.I ing experiences in her work. 9 Hunt recoh'ed the “Ed lelliek” cup Mn. Mun“ Mihilla of Forest Ave. hu' '°’ “""n‘"? “M" “W“ “'4 Kw" dooed her home undi- nmv situated at neth Ne“ '"d Ralph Hunt received the anrunek house on Ravine Ave. honors in tennis doublet. no hoovy- .weight football men rocdvod eight M" C‘ W‘ Aldridge mm the "miinch blue “D's" with vb“. bordon. end with I“! daughter Mn. R. G. Brooks ; Thou receiving honor: won: Bohn, “Rivmm 15mm, Nee. Aldrtdgo, Hum, Bell, Mr. and Mn. Rtymond W. Schneider Weber, Baldwin. Putt. Doty. Gnnt. Indus their Sunday guests Mia AnmiSholx. Rouse, Jim. ond Horton. The Winner Ind Mr- Arnold Schneider “lightweight toomn mind six Inch Chicago. blue “D'n” with white borders, they The boy: I! the Ravinia School have "re: Gerrhty. Gordon. Raul. Spa. flooded a space eut'o! the school house ear. Sehumochor. Kimball. Clark. le- md are now eniovinz I very popular lntooh, Stubbo. Ammld. Carr and Quite a number of local pmplc cnju) rd the Annual Train Men and Conductur'a dance, held a! Drramland, Chicagn, lasx night. The first lecture in the Unlvrruty l-Ix- tension Course held at the Ravmua Vul- lage House, Friday proved to be quite an at'traction for a number or people. uto were well rewarded by Mr. Stanton Cuit's well delivered talk. The subyc-ct for to marrow evening's talk will be "England': Record and her Present Prcdlcament”. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Marsh, nt Belle Ave. will leave on the tenth of Februnry (or Pasadena. Cal. Min Mndelyne Woodruff of Ruinil had as her week end sneaks. Mm Cortne Cowdry. Miss Emily Burry. and MM Rosa Dilry all 0! Chicago. Miss Kale Floyd and Miss Irene Floyd of Chicago were week end guests at the F. D. Everett home. Mr. and Mn West and son of Zion City formerly of Highlnnd Park were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Decker. Today Mr. and Mrs. J. H‘ Zimmrr and daughter Miss Ethel w1ll leave (or Call- fornia where they will spend an we. kg or two months Visiting different plau‘rfi. Mr. and Mm Wnlinam Marnney are spending the week with Mrs. Murmur) I brother, William Hamel at 5!. Luun. Mrs‘ Henry Ditmerol N. St Johns Am in on the sick list. Mrs. Joseph Schocninger o! Ravmia has as her guest. Mia Jotephmc Wcrdel of Chicago. Mr. and Mn. nymond W. Schneider had as their Sunday gum Mia Anna Wagner and Mr. Arnold Schneider of Chicago. The boy! I! the Ravinil School have floodedanplcec-t'of thenchool house and are now enjoyinl I V“! P0901" skating-pond. Mr. 1nd Mn 0. L. Ole-on ol Moraine Rd. left on Tuesday for a Ibon trip into the south, visiting New Oriana and other places. Mrs. Anna Baal Wickcs of the Mommc Hotel spent last week at the Conan-gs Hotel, Chicago, With her parent: Six. and Mrs. Charles T‘ Boa]. Min Edith Davies spent a moot plm ant week end in Chlmpakn. Ill.. a the gm: of Miss Alma OIeoon who aurnds the State Univeoity there. Mr. Ind Mn. 1. F. Lowe o( Milwaukee moved into the C. E. Timon home on Cenunl Ave" last week. Mr. and Mn Lowe will make thei! home here. Telephone 193 Mr. Ind Mn. J. W. Plindivillc and children 0! B. Launl Ava. will have on the fourteenth o! Februuy to: Upland. California where they will-vcod game time visiting relatives. Mrs. R. P. Wilson Ind Mm Elin- both Wllson of Brooklyn, New York. who hme been the guest: of It. and Mrs. Eugene S. Wilson of 5’0th Sheridan Road for the past month. will return home next week. Mm. Vernon Noble 0! SL Mnry'l. ()hlo, wxll Irrivc next week to be Lb. gun! at her gnu-r, Mrs. Carl Booth. Mrs. Noble ‘1: on rout. for the south. Mrs. John K Winterbothun a! CM- c-go. who hm. been I put I! the John Grenville Molt home, left Tucs- day for I trip to L‘Alilomh. Mr. nnd ln. Milton Turnlcy Light- ner, who hnvo boon the guests of Miss Emma Turnloy returned to their home in Monte Vina, Color-do. this Week. Mr. and In. Lightnor were formerly of thin City and have upont a very pic-aunt month hon with old friends. Mn. John Bukinhun o( Winnetkn. entertained at ten for Hr. and Mrs. Lightner yutcrdny. Mrs. Frederic Ullmn md In. Bessie Ullmn left on My for San Diego. CAL. to be [one until about April first. Mm Prl Ivy hu "turned lrom I two m nth: mm in Burmingham. Am». Mr. and Mn C E‘Timuon have bought xhe E, A. Armstrong home on Foreu Ave. and mnvcd In! 'Rk (tom their home on Central A ve. Mrs. Ann. Yukel of Englevood, “I: a visitor 0! Mn. Henry Claw on Thursdly of inn weak. Mrs. Frnnk lnnlls Ind two chil- dren are m Red Bluff, (‘Jlifornim to remmn for sever-X months. Rudyzmjlx plum; munIn'r1;.n-l.urn(-rr..d In,“ a! 'hr Rum” \'..1‘.gr Hnuw NHL! 9.1» (\ "mg. 1‘.“qu 2917‘. 1921mm“ Hm “13'“ m Ma“ \! ugmnlhe L)H.H(f« \\ :: ghluaJm the punhnr of 3 nm plum» [or 1hr \‘nlluuc- ”nun- Miss Anna Bahr, who has been confined to her home '0! Ihc put week an able {u be nround again. the debate in: “Resolved tht the sys- tem of Univeml lilithry Bent“. Ii- milnr to that in vogue in Swim-Dd. should be ndopted in this country." Thedebntehtobelbomedehtu. the other schools. Ulla had chl- lenged, luv. withdrew». Tbetufon I negative end Jun-the tan will be chosen from the stud.“ body. The date will be unnamed but. Lmle Henry Bacon it home ill wilh scarlet 1evcr.Mr. Bacon. Elmbflh and Robert Bacon Ire hvmg at the Wn'rum-L 'muse during the quaunlmc. :v-quzlh a( 1hr Mmumu Trmpia non): .u‘sl L‘UHu-r H! Clark 5! Ind Lunt Ab? l’hc pnwmm ‘IH Drum ll nmc llnny II: he mormng wuh a board "wrung. ful owed by n busmtn meeting at (m .hlny, [hen- mil he 1hr" "llllult rrpnuu 1n. "1hr But Thmxnur duh dd [bunny :hc I‘Mt Yul", tcn "u'hs Will be rrpvr srnled. Mas (hath-s Zunmernmn ulm I» prcxtdc-u: mt Un- llimm- frdrmlmn n! N'ux'u‘5 g ufu “121 but un lhc Stair mm ‘ru \ -n :zmnun, (he-re null aisu vr J (AU. w M)» Annm Hmmkxn, m ! Imn'u‘mnn Lumhnm IL} (he [a 17m! 1" Tnc Fc'ic'num 0! Club- 0! the Tenth Qungrcnmnil [)nuu‘l ol lllumn, ml! 'm-et wuh the Rum-n Plrk Lllhnln Jumans Club nn Monday. January (wen hndrr ‘nr Fl » arcks Mrs. Theudore Butt. baby And nuru 1nd Mr and Mrs H H Hitchcock 1H1 l‘uruh) 1U! Bevelly ”11h. (IL uhcn hry ‘All! :0 nd the next ('0 month: Mr. and Mn 1.. F McClrrmm am: hndrrn a! h (‘cnlml -\»r, Irh Hut work ‘nr Fl nu}. when- m. y M” spend I lru ) prcxtdc-u: mt Un- Hi: N'ux'u ‘3 k ufu “121 :..|.| nu \ -n mun”; ?\ XII-v A" pun: ! hun'u‘ml m J (AHA n‘ hrlh‘u t. tan»?! u! “M, H S.» uLd he! (HE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. HIGxILAND PARK ILLINOIS High School Notes m. s. {ArnrlthL rrscnumm ," s1)» uLd he x‘nl no [alrr Huh my». .xd “15111“! “C Hogan. in Aw. K "(c-n PAR, ‘Irlcphum- $1.3 Inc ultrrnwm urnmn ml: at two u'wnk 'lhcrc mil u- The Woman'. (In: Club Inc! [an ‘Fnd-y dunnoon m but I most in- u-ruun‘ informnl hit on '8chool Unrdam" by In. Gertrude Souk, Mm; Soule, who hn had chm o! 1thi: work in New York. u inheren- Fed In the work carried on I! tho Uni‘ Ever-11y Setdcmom In Chic-‘0 tad Hun been very [Will with It. She [told of the plot: of [round {out by high! foot in which an childna nu- !od vent-bloc Ind flavors. A Inf. ’number of a» number- we. want. and an" the mating cn’oyud u toâ€" CM hour And coat. with the foil"- m‘ booms-u: loads-u J. I. la..- ing. duh-mm. mind by mm.- moodknnoithochunh'fllhofll social at u» chum-h for ch m donnndfflcndl.1\hhthoflrdh lurk-almonthlyoochhtohbld. Tho Young Pooph'l modal will be he’d n nix-um, Sandi] "why. Mr. E. A. Mann bu taken curl. of the cholr and )uddn‘ from the ox- ccllmt music on Sunday his work in being very "n doc». Ho bu turt- od the Enltcr Inn-k: A vork moot- in; o! the Wannn'n Society 0! (ho church will uke plum u on. o’clock It the church. Tho and-you curt-nu a! (he and“): (rude clnu 0! February 19" will ulna place on the cvonln‘ o! N- dAy, J-nu-ry 28. 11:. pupils will fur- nish 0! annual number: on LI. pro- [rum and a short nddm will In given by l‘mfeuor (£90m Burma! Foucr of the L‘nlvonfly cl ('hlcngo. H in lubjofl will ho “The New Loyultyf' Mr. E. 8. lot» ul, the president of the Board of Education, will pnnm the diploma 10 the member-I of use dun. Thu-n nu u follow: Elm DWI. Glad” Boyd. Elsie Clout. Hm John-as, Raymond Johnson. DIM Joan. Arthur lAmn. Emu hum Edith Lindblom, llnrry Undblon, My Miller. Sunley Iona. Evelyn OIW. (‘l-mco Hour. Rd“): W Fnd Scbelliu Ell-word: M nnd Allan Innon‘ Fnd M VII clotted by his clm Inna. M! o! the tint. Sonia. I" hold u an church In (anon: Mid-rock unico. Wednes- dny averting, It uvon fofly~flvo; Bum dny unit. In. Sunday School .1 nino forty-five; Junior W. n two-thirty; Epvorth [um It at: {org-five; Public Worthip at tight The Ladlu’ AM Sotiety o! the churrh will meet at the homo of In. Ellen Frnuh Um nflernoon at two- Lhuky The tonne; of (he chunk will he held In the baseman on Sun- day on nrcount u! the "paring done ()n Wrdnttda) nnumg January Zhlh lhc rhlrnlmmrn! wmu Hit-r hnr u ungn! for a plufllrhlnf {lid pally lu ht gum m (hr (lub “mm: In! the mrmbru and their tnmd: Thu puty \nll hr bur. .u mum: of (’4- mrnflrn u'm vrn errd lhrlr prune-u n (hr rmrnlcnln unn'xxn! n! (ht duh. and u (a nut the purp m- u! (re-Jung m'ur rmtuumm unung the menihrn ux‘ulw hum-hunt fuvr horn rm to .131 and m mdrv Ic- pmndc fur the nmr-uvy uungrmrm. lhl‘ rlflrlummrm (m- nnllfl- Hum-In 1!»! Hm "ply \uds hr m-dcd smmnh .41: h Thu null he "Lmflu-s hum". and 'hc ummuun In“. I‘Autf. a good uu‘d \ ummlrxnuxn-r lxu’rldx‘IIH hr rnllrd Eu marl vulh (he rmnlammrnl ("murmu- nrxl Sundny sham-m Robuuon. but” Wood. and lb- Mums. tanning. meaty yuan dud-t tho math daughter. In. 1'. H. Kind w "1...!!!“me In. Iva.“ mttoSov-nhtovhkhumu all": alum. Mm M m Lhe church proper Th. topic {or the M-rmon Sunday evening will he "lkuyen" a! ban Idlm PM “and Wm Main Racine- at!“ math. The Rum-ad Purim d the m5!" 0! Il'lk‘h Mn. Iv. I“ a member had charge 0! the m Mnlva um born In Rad-c, Wu to 18‘!) and ha Inn-d it High-0M lot «hmn yum Sh. have. to survive nor. (rm-c dumbing Mn F. L Tan .1 Wmfldd. Kins-I. Mn 1“ H. Kiley d fivuuh. and Mn Hedi"! Stan. d Huh-wood. I!!! .Ihm was. (III-Md . u L_-_J -_J Kn Llui'lilon n! ‘< wvnr I.» but, u xmrd (u Hu- mmubrn uxvro Ind Yurmh (v: atlrnd (he entrvuvnmrnl [0 hr gnu-n hr“ “and" ruâ€"mng at l’nmu l'uvnh ”MUN: h)‘ the Hugldam‘. I’Mk “1'an- vm_.- Ene Penn Wnlliun o! Hnuhmd. .6 R. 5 Ivan ol Kuuu Cay. Mia-90d. Iul) m. Kinky a cum. will M ruin on Sunday morning. Tank” North End M. E. Church Elm Phcc School Notes \Vomnn's Civnc Club Baptiu Church Notes Roubdlc Ives 0! HM u mung Mm's (‘Iub Start the New Year Right by Call- ing 65 andOrderingaTrial Ton of Their u no mum Ihmrvn that 1hr un- 01 “(‘hu'agu \uhan kukr‘ make! to! hflln drum and nnnr ath‘ mm 11an (madman: h hghlr-m inhurwn unlit!) And 1.5! but [.01 Irhtl H Nun-r 20% HI \UIH furl H»! U L 4' W Snmhm Ind l‘nll-lun Anlhvlult Lawn-1 and must ‘r‘unplelc think 0! anle Culquod In {My All mm of [hr In! gmdr uf Hummus Smoke-Ion, “The Fuel Man” Office and Yard; Elm Place First St. 102 NJuSL HBIMDENMPmH Tabb-e335 Making a specialty 01 loans on improved real vstatr 1n the North Shore territory including Rogers Park. Evansmn, Wu. meta, Kenilwonh. Winnelka. Glencw. lhghland Park and Lake Forest. Security under murtgagcs m 1le lmmory i, continually enhancing while the rule of inten-st 15 attractive. Building Material Highland Park Fuel Company North Shore Trust Company It will not burn ou‘ hre pots and gran-s Ill-EAST (mm am raglan-amass Why not have vour clothing renovated here this week and give our work a fair trial? Our CLEANING AND [Name of ladies' and item’s mu. oriental rugs. carpets. pomers. dmpcnes. piano covers. lacr cunams. etc. cannot be duplicated by any local cleaner. as we have the LARGEST and most SANITARY plant in the West. .4 mo. villa” feral dollar yourgmn North Shore Trust Company Frank Siljestrom Cleaning and Pressing oal Solvay Coke um ounce AND WM 812”!” [Jacob Avcnoo. CHICAGO MORTGAGE BANKERS Highland Park, Illinois I K41011Vnhdâ€" l J “WM,“ INCYed We- llu- up In our ndvrrlmtg \Hu-n you come to m In! lnd dA-(‘Idt 1m vuurM‘H but the turn lrnmm m hclnon, We study 10 men! your pumnngc [iron out rehnbflny unmmmmm tn be sure 01 um: YOUCANRUD D‘VM - ll” Llhmlu-r ( lean- ” and better than Hard K 4m] " 2": u