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[lithium Park $2 to $15 Telephone 410 60 North First St. Highland Park Special High Price for HIGHLAND PARK ILLINOIS J. Smith Iron Metal Rags Rubber Bottles N. Paper Magazines Ply. tho Highest Cuh Price: 0. C. DOERRIER LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Most malvei- -W on; Dusting- / Cleaning- Polishing Liquid yet discovered. WMRehflDealufu DR. WATSON DENTIST C. M. GATI‘S ISTAILIUHID II‘I‘ "“”"" e~:~1~ vs».- SUITS, ()VERCOATS $15 for vour second-hand Write orfhone. 41' St. John Ann-o MIC OIFOI ATtD Melody Woods P. 0. Box 314 DE .V' TIST PAINTING DENTIST V Economz in Every Cuk L. LEE lllmoil “Ralph." slw put him from her cenrly. almost feebly. "How did you M'N‘ Ierm' in m” and enormous?" ”SIKhL um I? I was afraid I'd shock "Mothvr. you grand old darling. hmv urf’ you?" H? wrapped her about in a swift, hungry embrace that left ho-r cruthl and aghast. “I came moner llmn l Pxpel'lé‘d tu. Dwauxo a hunvh ur th ro-llmw were bound this: way and l “mm-d t0 mukn- the races with them at .\'o=\v lnmlnn. Ge“. the ocean smell< 20ml l'm hungry. ton." was a strange man. Mrs. Lathrop gave a frightened little cry and sat up in had. her silk negltge drawn close about hpr shoulda-rx as she stared at hlln. He was five foot (on. and broad of <houhler, tanned and jubilant. a husky. healthy youngster of nineteen. ”Sutfivic-nr unto the (my Is rln- evil thereof." quoted the» nmjor, Inning her hand claw to his lips. The uo-xt morning before her break- fufl truy haul heen sent up. Mrs. Luth- rop had n I‘ulle’r. There came a heavy, impvratiw rap on the outer door 0! her suite. and then ”1? door opened and a strange mun entered. Surely, it "But “hut about he-en vvm‘ythinx {u ynur sister died." “Sin“ 'r sham kvpt nu- busy refusing ~lliYHr\ t‘\'t‘l‘ sin”! <hv gut out of svhnol lhrt-p “en-ks ugn. She-‘5 jux’l sevenh-vn nun! ~ " 1w pauwd, Hm nun words that \umld mmum hnn tn futurp mat- rimuuy n'vmhling on his tungue. Mrs. anhrup Imed he-r 1mm! und Inuked at him :nm-ntiwl}; varnestly, hvr gray o-you fillml \ch undvrstundmg symâ€" [mllu 'l'hvy hall *hudtm's hem-nth them. and In-r ekin \vns dusky lik» u [mm-h M‘m \‘usp, (hp Ups 2. heamiful rose muvh. and a :Im-p dimple in her pulmvd chin. And \‘llddPHU the major “as stumbling likv u buy. telling her how the mm [mm uf his life was to “in lmr M" NH \vlfu hr, duululp music room mum in View. h was brilliantly llghn-rl for [he niuhlly “hum." um! oven from where 1hr) stuml they muld sew the court of Irene, her (lurk hair and white. sllm shoulrlors, turned to them. and surrounding her all the available. best lonking Invn ln lln- hotel, The under fnmnml nml laughml zu llw same time. “Sin“? Slw'x‘ kvm Im- busy refusing N', duuhlp mush“ room h was brilliantly ll: nixhll)‘ “huh." um! ow They had Hindu. and 'l‘hv Innjnr lln'eu nu e-xtra unto of $0â€" lll'iHHIU in his \‘m’w. us lu- slipped her sllk svurl‘ HH‘I' lu-r shnultlers. "We cnuhl lmnll)‘ spun- yuu now" "Still. I think, lrenv wlslws you \vnuld go on In vapurlf’ slu- spoke lhnuglnl‘ully mu! :l.-li<'uwl). "It is rather slu“ llc'l't‘ for :1 young. at- travtiw girl llku lwr." M: in fhvir uulhmk. r'ur sud) :1 mm- vhalu I thought, 1'11! I rvud 1h.- last one to 3011'! 1 mmmt to. They have Just how: cverylhing to me in the )‘e-un‘ nl' wpurutlnn " "I H'lh‘! llN.1'nlllif1g will not cut shut-t )uu!‘ «my here. Mrs. Lathrup.” (‘hzlilnm {>411me In“. )w M TI’ “11 The major emlvnvnretl to r-hunge the subject. hm Mi". Luthmp runtlnued in the low suntlmrn tune he lmtl gruwu to like more Ilmn uuy other voice at the tirnml Vie“ lmteit They were “Hiking on the wide veruntla thut ltmkml seaward, und :1 mitlsnmnu'v. honey-colored moon “us throwing a path of gold out over the waters of the bay. The lust tun evenings. whileI they took this name prnmenmle ut moon- rifle, the main!“ hall wondered whether he “nulvi ln- :thie to ewupe the penalty of sentlmrnr iwt‘ure the mum) slipped bat'k inh- In-r first quarter. "He'\ \uvh a «in-nr little imi. big blue eyn and that! erimxy t-ut‘iy hnir. don't you ktmu. timl Ki\e~' n lmy such a tntlnl) limit? he kept him at the mi|~ ttnr) nvmle-my eu-t hilit'l‘ he “us ten i felt i uuuht tn muke the Mtt‘riiit‘t‘ fur h2~ mule. I'\t'il ulnlq- i (h't'lllit‘d lhn \o'lml‘ul'nrl Am] i \Hlilimi him in u \u-xlern mt'lmli. 1 tin think the inlt-nls (gut-yrx‘hl. 11019, b)‘ the McClure Now: paper Syndicate.) Showed Behind a Red Parasol Her Little Boy By IZOLA FORRESTER 1qu rruvhmi a turn on tho ve- th «lulu-in: fiunr of the HI" “on! nu "I ll‘mh‘l‘ HIII \u ln-ne': She has )uu vu-r Sim-e think Hn- iIh-nls dnn't )ull‘ .“Mjur ‘11! his llml ('Ivll- nil "HF li‘lh‘ri HM “Ml mm! of fur suvh :1 Huh- m. m ‘ the med hut Take. Auto With Him. Whenever Premier Clemenceau tnvels in a special train his automoâ€" bile la'always carried on a fit car at the end. If a railroad wreck delays his (raln he resortx' m the automoblle. Thls happened tln- utlwr day when. on return'ng from hix vm'utlon ln \‘omlve, a er‘kml frugln truln blocked the track. 1n the Independence of Belgium. One of the first acts of the new nation was to adopt the Brahnnt colon for the na- tional flag, and the lion of Brabaut as the national cout-of-arms. The title of duke of Brahnnt is given the crown prime of Belgium to per- petuate the nnn.e ut’ the most populous province or the nation. It is only about the size of Rhode Island. but has thrive the population. It was con- quered hy (‘uesutx settled by Sullc Franks, [ntrt't‘lwi out to Germany and made a part of Lower Lorraine. It then invimivd North Brahnnt, now the largest province in Huiiuml. Fur n time it wits the pawn of its ruling dukes, hut in 1354 the people'wrested the “Joy-use Entree." which was akin to the. British .\i:i;:nn ('hnrtu, from Duke John Ill, trnimnt pnssed to the house of Buruumh and then fell into Spanish dominion, until the treaty of Utrecht gave it to the Hapshurgs of Austria. it was at Brussels that the uprising ttguiust Spanish tyranny was begun, which resulted in the 80 years' war of independence. The nation bore the Hapshurg yoke no more willingly. and when Joseph I] tried to interfere with the “Joy Entree." he precipitated the revolt of 1789. At Brussels, too. was fomented the revolution of 1830 against the Dutch rule, which resulted ‘ Bungalow. R'l"2‘fl‘0\\‘ is Ilvr'x'o'd f Belgian Provlnce Hn Flgured Long and Gloriously in the History of the Nlflon. WHY BRABANT IS HONORED ’ “i cannot conveive of anything that would add more to your mother's han piness and mine at this moment than that you should find life's answer in the love of Irene. my boy. because." and here the um‘lor‘s eyes gieumed with u touch of mixt'hief. “because this same contagion of romance that by some grace of God has come to a war weary world has lighted the path ahead for us also. I think possibly the mouths abroad the past two years have made u: realize the uncertainty of human life. and that there are very few really essential things after all. Love and faith and eomradeship and honor. What do you say, Ralph? Your mother and i will be married before fall. i trust that you and lrene will be with us. - Ralph bent to kiss his mother. “Did I guess it the first time i look ed at you?" he said tenderly. "i told her, major. she was a heart stnnsher." It Wm the majnr's cue and he rose [0 it with all Iho grave and easp he muld hnw usvd in making a five~h0ur nddrt-ss before the state legislaturt‘ down )mnw In (k-urgla. Mrs. Lulhrnp leaned forward. her eyes filled with sudden tears. “Why. why"â€"- she fnltered before uhe thought. "it's my little boy!" The mnjor‘s hund vlosed over hers. nnd they waned, “I knew all along that you were Ralph's mother, but I. dldn‘t dure say 11 word until he r-nme." Irene sald. hlushlngl): "But I was so glad when l'nvle l-Iu-rnrrl thought you were so dear and wonderful. for of course I suppose ue'll lm one futnlly now. n. won‘t \\ v! II' youth." ~hv :znuu-rwl. 'I‘ln-n Hn- «'hvrl‘) pnrnwl tn'irh-d in (In-1r (lira-Hon. just us she womlvrw! hnn shv (‘nuhl ln'vuk thc- shmrk of Hulph. um! «Inning Ivisuruly and imp pm “mart! tlwm were HH' [\mnvlrvne 21nd Ralph. There wus nu mislukinu thvir uttiludv Inward puvh minor. and H10 majnr smllwi proudly. “Nivv surt of ('hup, Isn't he? I like that military cut he has. First name‘s Rulph‘ Didn't cam-h the lust." rm] )‘MHIMII. "1 mm lro-m- xhis morning. and \‘lu- [Hugh-«l “I luv um] ‘(e'sm-cl up. it 50011“ 'hut <|w\ Im-n rug: :ml for four ummhs. HIIII ditln'l «Inru tell nw Iw» r'nuw i! «mun-(l )Ihl :1 lm} MM ‘4"‘5 “nun; Huu' yuu :m) \annlhy “ESL Ihvm :u :HI'! I “mm (In )uu wink HIV) Lnuu IIH-H‘ on” mindd" "I \)|Il[':llllllt' \\iIh rrmnm‘v :Iluzej \ umr H i~ nmwr \u JINH“) lu-nu'iy'n' :I~ II' youth." ~hv :znuu-rwl. She Mil doun to “an for him unlit-I (Inv uf HH' slllulmdv shelters. and here Ilw annr jninvd her. Hr was delight- full) ’Il'npl‘it'lfll')’ uml [l'llllvl' with her. um] lln-n ln- xighml um! nmliom-d In her In ltmk dmm on 1h» hvm‘h. Thu fiL' :I‘t-s shou'vd hn-hinll a t‘hm’r) "Say, mmlwr dear, c-xousv mé just a minute. M-nn'l you? There‘s a girl I luv! NH West." hm-n thrw- yours sinve she had seen him and he had been a little. "Wk- “:ml. hqu-grmm c-ul) at u lmy. uud now he was u man. She wandered if it \muld ltlt'au the 43nd of her own mld- nummer romance. Would the mujnr stand the shock? Suddenly Ilulph gave a low whlstle and looked ahead of them. his eye-s keen with qulck joy. Mrs.~Lathrop winced at the lust ward. Yet? Her forty-eight year! hud neier faced her so uncompromising!) before. Later on. as they walked along The board walk to the bench. she felt her hl“'l'l hem f:'" m the thought of who imp- ml‘n'; mm Lil; filth the major. llo-r Hm“ I...) slw hull (-ullcd him, and he lunl ru-nlly «mum-II that. It had hm-n thrw- yours since she had seen him and he had been a little. "Wk- “:ml. hqu-grmwn cm) of u lmy. uud 10‘." Be klued her luuxhlnxly. with- out remorse. “It's funny to hue such I pretty little mother. I’ll bet a cook: you're a heart smasher yet." w-d frum ”19 Hindu \\ hlch mum! 3 nf anything that ur mother's man My moment than ”(9'9 answer in V1! is a great privilege to have" an opportunity many times :1 day. in the course of your business. to do a kind- ness which is not to lm wild for. Gra- ciousness of demearor is a large part of the duty of any Uml'ill] person who comes in contact with the world. Where a man‘s business is. there in the piano for his religion to manifest itself.-Hnips. By a Certain Blind Poet. The little girl who inquired at a ll- brary for ”The Four Horses in the Eucalyptus" had lots of company In that sort of blunder A letter of Mrs. Thrale‘s. recently sold .‘t auction. tells of her neighbor‘s maid coming with a request from her mistress for a loan of "Milk and Asparagus Lost."â€"Boston Transcript. Where Seagulls Roost. Seagulls do not always roost on the water. as persons famlllar with the places say that thousands of gulls roost In trees on El: Duck, Little Duck and Old Man lslandi ln Malne, and not only roost ln trees. but nest ln them as well. The same ls true of many other lslands along the Maine coast. The gulls of Boston harbor and therenbouts have partlcular roosting places on the water. IIIEIIEEIIEEEE mm a Klndnm In Bunlncn. Phone 388 [ardan ' Studebaker 0 Oakland Would You Like to Make From $100 to $300? If so, buy your new car at once.E Either a Koon’s Garage For Demonstration or Appointment all] 125 North St. Johns Avenue Year 4 B. C‘ then and it is nmv agreed that the (lme assigned for the birth of Christ was at least four years out of the way; that is. according to the accept, ed mknning. Jesus was born in than Chflstian Era. The (‘hrlstlan era was not adopted. as a means of reckoning time until? several centuries after Christ's timed An 91"‘0? was made In the reckoningf then and it 18 mm' mrnmd m... n...‘ Ham's Dislikes. According to his Japanese widow, the erratic but brilliant American writer. Latcadlo chrn, “disliked iiarl, abuse of the weak. Prince Albert coats, the city of New York, and many other things." He was fond of the sea and swimming. “ioneiy _cemeteries," ghost stories. Martinique and of beefsteak and plum pudding. Traveling Hagen. Typistn' fingers are the most amu- ing travelers‘ in creation, and are cap- lble of going tremendous distances without the fatigue that would come to the feet and legs in performing a similar journey. In ordinary type- writing the hand may travel. accord- ing to an expert. 10,000 miles a year and not indicate any impairment in efliciency. This refers, of course to the average typist in an office. born In the } Flmoun American Patriot. In 1832 an the 14”} u! Sm'omw.‘ (mar-{es Carroll the hm sunning signer of the learan of Indw euce. died at !hr age a! ninety-«Ix. He studied law in France and Eng! and returnPd 'to America at the an. of twenty-seven. where he soon be- came known as an able polltlal writer and a Mrong advocate 01 lb, arty. Twentymo years before Nlj 1 § ( 1 3 ! I death he retired to private life. . Hlblt of Decision. Mott people who have succeeded 1! any direction of artivity can trace thy measure of their success to the habit of deciding things for themselves. Ono of the meme:‘ temptations we have 1. to confide in others. By yielding to It we not only become a nuisam to oil! friends but keep on lowering our on powers of resistance. Dal ren‘ South Chlnn'u AdmlnMntIvo CR7 (human I! the enter Chinese admh‘ “thrive and commvroinl city of W China. It is situated inland fro- ngknnz. 95 miles by Miter and 11’ miles by rail. and is located in the 1" tile Canton delta muntry In m converge the w est North and East rt!- eru In foreign trade Canton I'll!” third among Chinese ports. b01111 3‘ ceeded 1n \olume by Shanghnl 1‘ (”WAM'Q‘ m” in but; Highlmd Park Cars