The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

ted lulu-"MEIEIIIIIIIIE ! LESSONS IN FRENC iguana] SEE EIIIEHE IIEIIE IEE L{COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC HIGHLAND PA RK BRANCHâ€"ERSKINE BANK BL’ILDING HE LEN BLI/XBETH TAYLOR, PRINCH'H, 333 PARK AVENUE ”3m": ELECTRIC WORK SAVERS S rhr‘ ~.dt Washing Machines and Mangles HJnd Made anns and Trnussegus ['NlUlE DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT MR5 WM MEYERS AND LILLIAN MOORE H0 R AC E T. H. DECKER PLUMBING CO H. W. HUBER ELECTRIC CO 133 \\ {NI \Vashingmn Street, Chic; lk-lrphnnc l~ rankiin 2347 LADIES TAILORS AND FURRIERS ARE «NBURNE REED. Dmurrm, CHIC {M Save Labor Save Clothe: Save Money mrmunce the opening of the Nm-tm "(h Seasnn now open Papal: ”my enroll any tlme P'wate ' ‘ssons m Pzano Ciais h-ssnns in Harmony, Sigh! Readmg EM 'r_ 9mg and Iurvrhmxts, Over Schumavhez's Store 1;. v, mg'w'urer: Formqn Pcdxgrev. nnl‘. on:- m AHK‘HCJ. MLm‘ «H CV O. SW’ANSON. 5966-W Erie Street. CHICAGO Austin 5137 $5 South St. Johns Avenue KNPORTED( Eh I 018211880!“ HOl NI) \IH mg machine and mangle a woman one day as much as she can do by , and with less than one-half the “f. If you hire this work you can ‘ ;i washcr and mangle in about win and. if your wife does. it. you ifv to saw her time and health by [\1,‘ THE ‘\'I€H'F,\ ' 1'.n‘1’(.\ L\,'/ 4 9 A' 1“ <T} [1‘1“ [X 51 ixitzil' 5( [[5, L ().-l [\ {1 RH) $155 A ND Fl, 'RS C(nnounnmcnt AHOY SZH'L‘I'S Telephone 201 Agents for Telephone 59" I. BE 1M PORTED GERMAN [H S Mh‘hman Ave _‘ [)(mrs Nurth HI Blnyiwmne Hate! CHIEAGH 19.x) Old Mair Amer uni. ()nr‘YcAr Hunt at Sm Hum (SlfiHfin) Thu H Th‘lt tim- «Mary 0! tho (‘urpumtion t'uu‘LwI he- and the) sum» is hen-by Iixwl :Lt Hm sum of TWH Thuumnd 1%.!qu (S'Iunmm) per unnum prr :mvmm Th1! th Hm HIMLTM Twenty J! H: mm.” That the- vavr and [hp hi'f‘ \l t1\ (MGM cm) .,\_\' HIUHNANI‘E AMENDING SHU- ‘l‘IUN UNI-10PANURIHNANI‘IZI-JN- TITLED ".\N UIII’IINANI‘E FIXING 'I‘III‘Z SALARY HF I‘ITY HPFII‘ERS AND I‘l-IIITAIN I<I.\II'IAJ\'I~}S HP TIII-I t‘ITY HI“ HIGHLAND PARK. ILâ€" IIINHIS,” HI: I’I‘ HRIMINI-II» I‘.\' 'I‘HP. mn'v. mnum Tim! nmmi ‘6' H11 .‘llnw ($1 Tint (he and Ill. fill H ['1‘ HR] (‘IL “I“ T PARK SH‘TIHN ‘ 1”"!me m THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS U HUIH n‘ i\' H Lt h llIH IL l‘ t Hn- salary of the Assistant to in: (‘lvlrk 1w and (hr! «mm is .- fund at thn ,sum of One- :\."..1 SH Hundred erxy-fmur t1 I ! SIX lhw mlary of tho (‘ity Trvas‘ and thw mmv is. hen-by fixed <um uf Six Hundred Dollars ) pc-r mmum. H’H‘ >.\l:lr_V HT IMO City CO]â€" »Q And the Hllllf‘é 1" hm‘vby 11\ «mph»; \l‘k," p thv salary of the Foreman 0! 1m! \Vutor Mains b0 and the hero-by fixwi at tho sum of ”hand Four Hundred and «mm. IMllnrs (8145,00) pt‘r H ”I" p.-r annum .- <nl;\ry of I I IHH 1011' MAINE-3h THE ('1T\ Hnndrml hullum (s. ws be and it 1k hon-by * SH”) 1»! l-‘nurHundrod who) pvr mmum, mlury of mu (My Work mmv i< hcrvhy fixed at f'l"\\'0-Thnu~:m(l vamv ‘me‘ (Simuwn pm- 1m- My «Mary of mu .\1, u H hwn-hy t‘lxmi {h ~11er uf H1" Water ;.-»-r hn- um] the same is It. thr- >um nf "NV-thous- Huh‘ml Fifty-two lhyHnrs Mill: :lln ry ml! 1!: l 1 innin.’ Srph-mh Dal lill' xry uf Hm Slmwgr (‘Evrkk' «,frivv be why rixml H! Um H‘} HIHHHH \V 1 H \ry HI" ”Ty I)! “llk'h be and it 1% Thu! 1“wa THAI 1h: Hy “(TIC Forty "y of thv ('ity Mar <an i< hvre-hy fixm Uanhmxszmnl F‘iw 2K IMHHIK ($1336.00. 5 uf Hw :\<>i\!:\nt 1h" ~2unv' I< hvrvby m uf 1)nn~'l‘hnll<ur1(i Tnmzu-cight Dullurs HIIHIHI In l l )F 11min lf‘ H H of the City (‘01â€" mum h hon-by of thm-‘I‘hnusand 'tyrfnur hullars April 30H rival :Il Hm sum Hflytuvv dullnrs f Iin‘ City H1 PUHK‘P (HTir- TS X41 hHHHH‘X‘ 1'2"“? lv-nl Ht Hw \ gm l'hl‘v-n- Humh‘od (SIMHWW) per u) EY THE “F Hll'. ill SIW'IJ-vn "An ur ily (tffiv 0 “it..\ ( x Hm I I} ”H- [hi tglqm “’H )Ill Il\( in- Stzxtinn “"1." fiV‘dL Those motorists who run away :1!- ‘NM PW“ ter knocking people down, will not (313361”) need to‘hurry so much when the turn~ key rings the be” announcing hash Aisi‘tunt [ime_ Mun!“ be I! v D 'T} H (‘ul'_\'_ HLANI) dimmco vrs and J High‘ [u HUN ”In It the 00.00) H 1920 [ph' and l) ir. I l‘ the 1h. UH Sinw Fall is the host time for: planting of hardy shrubs. trons, and; pcrcnnials, on account of the bonej tlcial {all and wintcr rains, may we not now quote you our (‘Ul‘l‘f‘ft prit‘f‘s‘ for such nurseries. All nurseries lost hL‘IHil)’ during thc dry spell this summer, but our priccs for trees,i shrubs. and hardy plants remain staâ€"i tionary. in addition (l‘ C. barrier.» the landscape architect, will assist in thc. arrangement of any contemplatcdl planting. and will cithcr proparv aI m-ll studii-d planting plan, or give wrhal instructions fur cm‘ctivc L'rnuping. There is no placc too big but wc will carry out all landscapn Work at the, propcr timc and spcodw ily, 'l‘hrre is also no gardcn too" small that we shall not give it the same loving care that the larger esâ€" tilh' may haw. We invite you to let us do your garden making: do it now,I and you will find most satisfactory.’ lasting and pleasing results. And do not overlook our fine assortment of spring flowering bulbs, a good many of them come before the swallows darc. I Some army officors evidently need- ed to be reminded that the private soldier around was no sufficient sub- stitute for going-up to the front line trenches. 74.21237. n. 44.7 _:‘.::_.::... v: :t _: 7.1... 3.2: 5.; :23. :4, c: in... 2:11:71 2:; E:;:.::::. Var/2.7:. .1. 297127.27. A d \‘ »\. \VAHREN. (‘ily (‘ln-rk ml Sn-ptumhvr 1. 1919. ‘1”! St'ptn‘m’wl‘ 3. 19111 mun-ll Svptrmm-r K. 11'! F \ LI. l’l.\\'l‘l\'(£ Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee R. R. O. (‘. DOERRIER FRITZ BAHR. Into Chicago HEN you take the through limited trains of the North Shore Line into Chicago you go the quickest and most direct way. You are not taken ,TO Chicago but right INTO Chicago, without change or transfer, convenient to all leading hotels, department stores and business houses. All-steel Limited Trains operate right into the business district of Chicago, around the Elevated Loop, stopping at the following stations: Davis St., Evanston Wilson Broadway Randolph Wells Madison and Wells, for Northwestern Depot. Quincy Wells, for Aurora Elgin Ry., Grand Central UnionDepots LaSalle and Van Buren, for Lake Shore Rock Island Depot. State-Dearborn, for Rothschild Co. and Polk Street Depot. Adams and Wabash, for The Fair, Hillman‘s and Boston Store. Randolph and Wabash, for Marshall Field Co. Carson Pirie ‘Scott Co.,'_Stevens:Bros., and Mandel Bros. Trains Every Hour North Shore through trains into Chicago leave Highland Park every hour from 7:26 a. m. to 11:26 p. m., then 12:56 a. m. on week days and every 30 minutes on Saturday afternoons, Sundays and Holidays. Time Saving Dining Car Service Dining cars are attached to trains leaving Highland Park at 9:26 a. m., 1:26 p. m., 7:26 p. m. Commutation Tickets lO-Ride Commutation Tickets now on sale between Waukegan and Chicago at reduced rates. Fast, Direct, gomfortable Service IE‘I‘J Mflyur The Road of Service ‘IH For furtlwr z'nfbrmalion apply to the 9. c-oooonnooun (‘0‘)!0:o!.!nooo3utooobaoto3¢3utonlno. {- ESTIMA TES FURNISHED : j o.- *<*3'€~:~<~3°€~2'"~“’~’ .~:~<~H~€*§~§€M¢¢ ' .9.- :â€" LADIES q AND REPA IRW WORK You Can Save Money by Having Your C. F. Henning GEN ERA L VQA RPENTER MADE TO ORDER Eu. 1910 Suiko 130 Mentor Bldg. 39 South State StashChicngo This Program will be found in this position every week Latest Styles Now on Display 829 Ridgewood Drive Highlmd'Park, Illinois Pearl Theatre P R 0 GRA M HARRY EINHORN HIGHLAND PARK Ticket Office Phone Highland Park 1361 Telephone 1210 SUIT FOR COMING WEEK 0N OPPOSITE SIDE CUT OUT AND PRESERVE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE AND Phone Cum] 7915 .:~;..;~:o-:~:~:- oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 3 0 Telephone 265 o 0 All makes of watches, clocks nnd 8 W§'%%1~X“H*WWIM § Telephone 936 1‘ HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. 3 v waa~z4~x~z~z~m~wx~>c~x+z~<~m~ glake'Shore Express; Sewing Machines Repaired. Called for and Delivered. Highland Pu‘k W. E. Waterhouse Watchmaker and Jeweler Sixteen Years at Schneider’- 364 Central Avenue Baggage and Freight ‘ g makes of watches, clocks ind Jewelry for. called repaired - and delivered PAGE SEVEN