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arancé ' 9: now: 2.50 now clearing at ting Wash Blouses memhandise is of- greatly redueed )llowing items- are : argument of gen- ng, he ,YNS ms $5 and $6 values now at ist tist ’7 95c inter Overcoats to $20.00 now at ’s Club Church Auto _ Delivery W; s As the Moraine Garage is now open for business under new management, we are going to conduct a first class garage and repair shop together with a vehicle charg- ing station. We solicit your patronage. As it is not long until the driving season will be here it is to your interest to have your car prepared for 125 NorthSt. J ohns Tabb-I1“ Do You Wish To Cut Living Expensgg Three weeks ago we decided to disconti was ruinous and we were therefore oblig promptly paid their bills, being compelled Wecons1dered this unfair, and therefore commenced selling out our stoc quickly to meet our obligations. , After sale had been on fof several days, we found that the housekeepers were willing to goods at the right prices, and came to the conclusion that it would pay to operate a store w chandise will be sold for cash at a small margin of profit. ' g other stores to advertise sales, but Our selling campaign has already brought good results to you, cau51 ll be in our New Store. for the same grade of goods. even at that, their sale prices are higher than our regular prices wi Actual demonstration has also proven that it is not necessary to use any other advertising Medium than our Home I ’aprr. and request that you watch our ad, every Thursday for bargains during the following week. We cordially invite-you to visit our store on our opening day ‘4‘ - ¢1\1/ . 1-7 0/,__LL Q6â€" lt\l‘\"\0 A‘fpnlle e fact that our credit system of selling, ed to charge an exorbitant profit on our goods, our customers who to pay this high rate because others failed to do so. k below cost in order to raise money Moraine Garage We Have Started SOmething: Paintinl and M“? On every Monday, we will sell twenty p0l In order to reduce operating cost we Store open from 7 a. m. to Saturday, February 19th, 1916 Souvenirs given away to every article will be 11 Proprietors .. Give us a Trial Telephone ‘05 ounce-h Ann-o an: HIGHLAND pm m mom-AND PARK W‘s cherfield News Item her sister. Kalb, lll. Mr. Will'um (Aral-n o! Arnnul, is visiting his purenu, Mr. Ind Mn. John Carolan. Mr. Edwnrd ()n of Frodcrichberg. ll.. is the guest of Mr. Fred Selig. Mr. Walter Ania, who left for Powell, 8. D.. some few months 1‘0 is now visiting his sister Mn. R Norenberg of Scuttle. Wuhingwn. The dlnce (inn by the M. W. A. in Anderson's Hull. Sunni-y evening proved 3 (rent success bow finnnc'ul- A .. ‘14-- Ml‘n‘. from proved . gnu success bow finnnc'ul- 1y 3nd socinlly. Mnny people from Deerfield with their friend: from Ch'r cngo. Highlund Plrk 1nd Shormcrvme dunced to the merry Itnim produc- M hv the Decrflcld four piece or- CIKO. Hlxnl dunced 10 ed by the chealn‘ Rcv. 1nd Mrs. J- Luoder "no,“ the v'uit ol the" non Wnlur Luoder 1nd {Imily of Chicago Height.- 1“! Sundly. The SL Paul's Lana will moo! It the home of Miss label Honnbomr Thundny evening, Fobmry 24th. Alan George Lang's. non of Mr. And In. Walt” kn“. n: chn-unod Miss Lillian Schlie The mtny friends of Hours. Carl and Loni: Rommel onjoyod a Five Hundred Plny At their home on Doer- fiold Avenue. Thundny evening. Dr S. D. Nelson. and I'm. L018 Glynch, wen awarded the first prim. Ind lia lubel Honnbomr vu Inni- ed the condition an Schlie is the gun! of Min Grace Schlio of De in Knuk wu hostess Club Tueudly evening. Euwn enuru'mod the mud-y “moon. .uoder 01150!“ Wnlur L004" 16 at 1/ boutn DI. JUllub to all visitors. The cost marked in plam figures The Rev. '1‘. I". Quinn who for tho pun month h1- betn in. Saint Ann»: tine, Florian. hu returned. The oldest dnughur o! J. Albofld {rote her hnnd quite uvoroly on he! wny to school but Mend-y. Iodicnl “union by Dr. Davi- wa- than it immedi-uly upon her nrrivul It do school And i! is reporw w b. doing nicely uncu’ . The three mall Km: children who {or an put month but been victim- of the chicken pox haw. onfirely ro~ covered. SundIy Ifkrnoon the spirit of \‘Ilentine'n dIy VII very much in nan‘ evidence It the home of Lima) An- m, who delightfully onuruinod car! twelve of her Ichool friendl I‘ I VII- ennne pIrty. Numerom (Inna Ip- . propriIte for the dIy var. indulged on T] m It whxch LIIINl Stryker. Ind Hol- en Edannd Inn Inca-Ital winncn of pnuI. A! five o'clock I very dumy See luncheon wu served on I able put my decanted with hIIILu, cupidI. etc. The cone" piece VII: I bcquful Pear4 IrrInged CIn nude of rod crept pIper drIwn by two Earp... from whlch eIch of {he guuu mivod I ImIH (um, To Idd w the (God 0! opened by the Ithoo the pIrty LIIlLIn wore I very pretty . dreu 0! red, 'blfh repreunud I \'II- through me ””11"“ enhne. The lollowm‘ rue-u were 1 { fl (1 pnunl: Helen Ed-mnd. bob AW. ”15:! 0‘ o: 'u'T' ' MIryxry GIrrny, Agra” Pounon, Eu- " ("in "T ‘ ‘ "noun! of [m Ind gonnI Wu)". EVI Endu, PIIrl Pol» . ~â€"-Aâ€" L‘lmmn zoom". L‘unl Bu'y- ”‘ V‘""’ M q“. -A-I..In- dllb‘.‘ Of worthy xnntrurwrl u A spa-ml ptrform:nu of Lhc play "The Qunnuno" V!“ be (ivon {or the children Fndny Honing, Febru- nry 25m. in the xhool lull, and I nmnll Idmunon {a Ill] be char'od. The ngulnr gnurummcnt {or «varyâ€" ono WI” be (non Suurdly evening. Februnry 26th, .... -,,_ x--. roux u-I’ -vâ€"-> Ir. .nd In. W. :- am: (“0'9 I" wmung nnd I'm '0‘“ w°°d' Winniwl. um took. A, Wham; have nnd In A, A. of w.» non {a 'l” he chargod. Mr gnurummcnt {or cwry- mun- nvon Suurdly evening. One idO" 15 to 20 Per Cent? ponry dining hull when N- monu were and on small indivMul £1th hung pnuy nhs‘od audio such in center phcu Ind men und women In buuh coflumel wilting on “Me, In! (can from nun-aw -'--' curt“. Wuhan "'4 ‘5‘ ”W’ m. was ulno onion“ 0" Mo. The Iflur on Pearce Motor Company Waukegan Second Hand Cars On Time by the school childnn. vho the excellent training of (hair \nntrurwrl exhibited a num- folk dunno. l Virginia Baal, Pearce on (ho wholo vu PW‘ 'ondfl-ful Iucceu 3nd TELEPHONE 169 chnnmn‘ “Y- ! .(‘ll-d II “00’ [ nruve fuhn'ol‘ inn-i- hid!!!“ sun‘s-MESt-uwm !*m ”MIL jewelry, Watches and Clocks Repaired W. Central Ave. If you want a bargain in a high grade, well located ree- idenoc lot in Highland Park. surrounded by artistic houses with large well improved grounds. call on or address owner. 325 IV. Dncnuuu . Highland Park. Tel. H. P JOIN [BAG]! W Gm kind gmfig “(are d yum W. Schneider Jewels: Telephone 331 For Sale mm»- A. Montgomery, 8 N. Sheridan Rd. 437 W Ave. I- II II- MUZIK