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at Rccuxed \ Impress rcct irocery 3S Cebu-l Ava. 71¢: ;)1‘ice 'VICC. vinia. High- 40c 35c mamߤޤ [)T 0 33c 32c 88c 33c 33c 30c ‘. North Shore TrusttCo. gm“- General Banking Business We Specialize in Shoes That Fit the Feet HE woman who has had trouble finding ashoe that fits satisfactor- 61. 1,1?” ily will not be disappointed :1 here. We make a specialty girl of "hard to fit feet,” carry- * ing a great va- riety of styleâ€"- narrow width, , .:,1, high and low _ heels,"daylight” arch, etc.--froni which every woman can make a pleasing selection. TWO High-Class Vaudeville Acts Extra Special Photoplay Two Showsâ€"7:00 ana amu v- Bartlett Theatre, Highwood, Illinois Sunday 2-reel Centuâ€"ry Tuesday j? and Mutt a‘ndiJeff Wednesday Telophonr 247 Also Big \' Comedy Thursday E‘Wtfé) Comedy and two first c1355 NOV Friday m, §aturday N. W. Comer Central Ave. and Sheridan Rd. Enid Comedv Loans made on improved Real Estate [HE/Hui? [,/\l‘)('.‘1‘l‘vf Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent No Odor Cleaning 1!? \f ’ROGRA M .' Nov. 16. Production Comedy. NOVJS. v7 Pathe N I’rx >blem L A Sun Built) Showsâ€"7;OO and 9:00 p. 12 North Sheridan Road \'0\'. 22. -+. Internation: Nov. 19. Harry Morey in Vita- graph feature "Beauty Proof." :_ ”Thekireat Ne“'5‘ HarOId 30. Bessie Love in “Carolyn e Corners." Late Pollard SS Acts 01 \audex'xlle. Madeline Traverse in Fox "What Fate Decides." Also NEXT WEEK /s Acts of VaudeViHe. orrine Grifiith in “The Girl A150 Christie Comedy. . "Elmo theMighty" No. 10. tionzil News. Also two-reel “The Gre at Gamble" No. 10. w< Harold Lloyd Comedy DETAILED REPORT OF LAST WEEK’S ELECTION Official Vote Shows that the Bond [5- sue Carried by a Large ‘ Majority , Benton 1 . . ‘ “ Benton ‘1 Benton 1 Benton “Semen ; {Benton 6 f Newport :Antioch 1 . ‘ Antioch 2 . ‘L‘Grantl Grant 2 . . . ‘ Luke Villa Avon 1 Avon ‘3 Warren \Vaukogan Wuukegan Waukogan \Vuukegan \Vaukcgzm \Vuukvuan Wuukvgun Iiobilx’l u Waukvgan \Vuukvgan \Vaukogan Wuukogan \Vaukogan Wuukouar Waukcgm Following is a table showing the Vote by precincts cast. in Lake county last Tuesday on the million dollar bond issue and the forest preserve propositions: THE HIGHLAND PARK Nuukogan ‘3 Waukogan l Wuukok‘an l \Vaukogan ‘ \Vziukouan Waukcgan Shields 1 Shields 22 Shields 15 Shields 4 Lilmrtyvillf‘ [.ibertyvillc 2.100 Libertyvnle IL «13 Fremnnt ..... ~11 \Vauctmda .1603 (‘um . . .37 Fla ..... . . 90 \cxmm .. .. 90 \V. Deorfield. 122 DoolfieM 1 :38 Deerfield ‘2. . . . 3;; Decrfield 53‘ ‘ . . 65% Deorfield 4. , .. 85 ‘Deerfield 5. . ‘ . 3‘3 EDoerfiold 6, V V. 47 ‘Deorfield T. . . . 86 Deerficld 8. . . . 33 $5.000 APPROPRIATE!) TO RESURFACE ROAD Representative Chindblom Respons- ible for the Improvement of Sheridan Road Through the efforts of our representâ€" tive, Mr. Carl R. Chindbloom, an ap- propriation of $5,000 has been secured from the Navy department to assist in resurfacing the Sheridan road be- tween Lake Bluff and North Chicago. During the recent activities of the Great Lakes Training Station, they have used this highway practically as. a freight yard, and'have torn it up ‘ time and time again in installing utili- lties for the Station. which. together {with the immense traffic, which they ‘have caused on this road, has made iit practically impossible to maintain in good condition for any length of time. and the maintenance, such as it has been. has devolved upon the Town of Shields for a station which is of national scope and benefit. l Mr. Charles E. Russell. Lake Coun- ty Superintendent of Highways, has taken this matter up with the Navy department and through the efl'orts of Mr. (‘hindhloonn expressed in con- ferences with Secretary Daniels and others of the Department of the Navy and the Bureau of Yards and Docks. has been able to secure the appropria< tion to assist in resurfacingr the road. so that it may be in better condition for traffic next season. cht year the Green Bay road will be shut oil' for A considerable portion of the sea- son. on account of the construction 1‘ I“ :5...“ \Ll rnnll which will leave for a cnnsidt-rahlv pm‘tinn n! me scu- son. on account uf thv mnstructiun Hf Federal Aid mad. which will leave the Sheridan mad the only road fur traffic between (‘hirzxgu 1.1141 Milwau- kw. ; thn L. 1'40) 3‘11 of the (has. um Central me | for $5,000, «'mfi 3x W Total ‘ .369 1 n Lulu H‘ t' lwnrli \Vi REA 1. ESTATE 103 84 101 91 45 62 ,103 93 81 108 133 89 18 116 81 106 H'flu 106 100 43 41 mo; (h'iflis 2 '41 54mm y- HT) 11 40 24 30 28 16 14 19“ huUL’ht H. “‘21! {1.5- 3‘) (h) Sub. Imkt‘ Y 39 19 66 10 d \uiv uppnx‘itt‘ 54 19 11 Forest Preserve yr Again. 2 120 ‘1 152 :3 195 19 168 I6 183 'I‘RA .\' S I” Ii RS D 20 41 19 40 2G 20 :19 212 34 18 60 62 26 183 47 54 31 Light the cast 3" “Hum-x1 property 2184 142 PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOlb 60 34 ({a an 0: 41 44 19 101 133 42 92 199 111 118 1‘29 109 to -1- c; -1 N 131 213 152i 31 114 152 133 189 W 40 ft 103 187 4r» 91 u 7“ ity hall Thomas Pester and-\wife to E. J. Monahan Sr.wd $10,10t‘16 Green Bay Add. to Lake Forest. Alden E. Moms bought the Thorn} place on NE corner Hazel and St. Johns Ave., for indicated $10,500 and gave back trust deed for $3,000 and subject to prior encumbrance. Anna C. Lewis m_John Ralph and wife, wd $3250 E 40 feet‘lot 14 block 6 Exmoor Add. Highland Park. Edward A. Hintz and wife bought the Wm. I“. Hiel place on east side, Oakwood ave, for indicated $4,500. Ruth C. Dumscomb bought the G. G. James place on north side, Linden Park awn, for indicated $8,000. Fanny L. Quayle and husband to James and M. A. Davidson wd $10, lot 91 Green Bay Add. Lake Forest. F. H. Bartlett and wife to G. J. Hinn and wife deed $10 lot 45 block 1 First A.dd to Rminia Highlands in Highlands Park. (X G. Roscnow and wife to Helen Leum' wd $10, W half lot. 11, block‘ 10 Exmuor Add. Highland Park. John Area and wife t6 Sandi Ber- mandi and wife wd $800, E 37 1-2 ft. W 538 feet 8 half lot 25 Meats Sub. llighwoud. John Griffith and wife to Matilda and J. P. ('asperson wd $10, lot 7 (ex N >4 feetiblock :2 Harder Jr's Sub. Lake Forest. To Repair Book Gwen. Bniamlful boob nrv uvnnrnlly bound with lvathvrt and if IhA-y are in t-nnstnm 11w tlw 4-qu or mnrm-t'u soon lwt-unws warn. Tn rt-mcdy this. uw t-quul qtmntitim of “‘th nf flag and wutn-r beaten 1":UHH‘F. apply with :l wf! lvrush “r piw‘t' nt‘ flaunt-L :md “In-n'llturmlzhl)‘ dry pnli<h with n (rt-sh pin-t» of flannel. Bird Friends of FMV PW'N“ ruinzv Y in km‘pin: gunh-n in trnl, liywn Hm ulv~pi~ TU“ “HY in Oldest Living Thing. Tho'ul'lvst llvin: mm: in tlw world is lhnugln m lw :lu- l’ummw l')‘}ll‘('.~Ԥ In lhc- ('hnrt‘hyunl of Vlw village at Snnm Mnriu Ill‘l Illl". :I fvw miles frnm, Maxim» city. £leer haw Mll- nmtml in 2:20 n< lu-lu'wn llu- nml slx lhnusnml yours. It ls sniul tn have lwvu :\ strlpllng mu lmmlrn-Il yvnrs old “‘hon t‘hpnps built (ho nn-zn pyramid. â€"Ex¢'h:mgv. T Hll h mlm-linw: WIN 1: \ mi Hu-m fur hnurs. \ '\\hl(‘h 1hr Mrni‘ xurn- vnorcy Hum Hn (hrring SW 1: â€"Exv Friends of (in-dcncr. h- reflux“ 1hr \uhw uf hirds znrm-n iHN't‘Ii undo-r cun- tlw [Irwin-d English spar- nw: mm 1: worm. I have -m fur )murs. busily chasing ‘h thv Mrnh an nfwr with mrcv mun Hh-y vvvr display “WORK AND SAVE” SIX members of the President‘s Cabinet. heads of the Council of National Defense. have offered the simple old-time cure for the high cost of 1i vingi “ Work and Save. ’ ’ Work is plentiful and wages are hi 11. There is. therefore, no excuse for i e- 11655. This bank offers you a safe depository for your savmgs. accepts $1.00 ‘for an opening deposxt. ancl pays you Interest on the same. There 15. therefore. no excuse for not laying aside a part 0{ your earmngs. To Cut the High Cost‘bf Living ! THE HOME OF SAVINGS DEPOSITORS :‘ FRANK J. BAKER J. M. APPEL c. F. ‘ President . Vice-President Ce ullmg together upon the platâ€" form Byuof War]: and Save we can cut the hlgh cost of 11v1ng.' \’ {'ulf or murm-(‘n ‘ Tu rt'mcdy 1M8. m of “‘th nf 02g w-lhvr. apply with W1- nt‘ ”mum-L and lr_\' pnligh “i”! n )1 mm Have You Your Winter Supply of Kindling Wood? place your- order. $7 .00 Per Ton 01“- $10.00 delivered~ any- where in Highland Park or Highwood. A very select lot of kindling wood sawed in about one ~foot lengths from pine boards. Now at Fort Sheridan. 125 North Phone 388 St. Johns Avenue Hidlhnd M Call Phone 388 or come in and F. GRANT Cashier PAGE SEVEN