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.:,~ 1 .\X\TZRSITY omobile amt Shop V'CDUC ’hone 388 IUCSS $105}. the NOTE of 3! '3! ‘r .. ncoe 494. 4! W ANTEDâ€" Laundress one day a w- wk. Tel. H. P. 343. 47 GIRLS WANTED â€"â€" Reliable Laun- “““ .Tel H P. 178. 47 tf “ ANTED â€" A good cook. Ref reâ€" quxred. Mrs F. A Preston 247 Central Aw. Tel. 418. 47 Hwy... .-.,_-_ ., , r“ - frost; first class‘service; ALL EX- PENSES paid, about one quarter rem liar prices; in party. Details from H. 1", Edwards. ('0. Press. 7 pd WANTED - There are about one hundred memberships left in our (hristmas club. We want you to se- cure one before it is too late. High- land Park State Bank. 47 ('L'RSION â€" February 6th, over 3.000 miles thru finest, most wonder- ful part of "Sunny South. Take your ‘fife on this exquisite trip: eight deA IHzl’xtful days, where frutts, flowers. farm crops. vegetanes now growing; . . . ,,,: _. Al' 12“? um, WANTED WANTED â€"-â€" An experienced girl In waitress. First floor work only. Tnl. Mrs. Lafean. H. P. 1000,, 47 pd WANTEDâ€"Maid for general house Wurk. Two in family. No washing. 31". Ref. Tel. 80. 47 WANTED~â€"Maid for general houSe Wurk. Mrs. W'. M. Plant, 437 N. St. .luhns Ave. Tel. 11. P. 1118. 4'7 WANTED â€" Experienced second maul. 247 Prospect avenue. Tel. 430. 47 pd TO RENTâ€"Light housekeeping mums-all furnished. heated, and rz-aniy {or use. 244 North Green Bay Rua‘i. Telephone 728R. 47 pd (gm ring who want to make leases in mhame Coale Sun 18 S. First W\NTI-IDâ€"â€"T0 BUY 0R RENT WANTED TO RENT â€"â€" From May 1 by small family. small mpdem un~ furnished house. Garage desired. Tel. H. P. 562. 4'7 HOUSE WANTED â€" with at least five bed mums and two bdths. Will lease, exchange for present‘lease. or buy. Not necessary move immediate- ly. W. M. Plant. 487 N. St. Johns Ave. Tel. H. P. {118. . 47tf WANTEDâ€"Furnished homes for the summer season. Customers in‘ JtOO Box springs ,, . . 30.00 *0 00 Best hair mattrvss . . 30.00 15.00 feather prnw<. pair . 4.50 4mr.00 dining room set w1th 1'3 khairs ...... . 136.00 Dressers wooden an 1 metal lbeds Highland Park Fireproof Storage Co. 378 Central Ave. I-‘OR SALE-«‘24 Mm 11 y‘mmg lay- ;n: barred rack hens. P ice $150 vavh. P. A. )Iwzutuunh-ry. ‘2‘ N. msCELLqucs SPECIAL VERY Low £1}er EX WANTED-a Dishwasher; North- wstvrn (‘afel 4T “ANTED-Maid for genetal house rrk, small family, no washing. chlfl. 1'3 in. First St. B (,7 Y .4 HOME $100,000. West sideâ€"$2.500 to 812,000 Lots 100 x 200. $25 to :50 Lots 50 x 150. $20 to 335 De Acres” 8:300 and up‘ Attractive East COALE SON ins. w (‘hilds beaver muff Find- 'pleaae call Mrs. Frank Montgom- Tel H. P. 1350. Reward. 47pd LUSTâ€" Brindle white dog. White . brown circle over one eye. w'it size of bull terrier. Reward. ill H. P. 1026. 47 LOST LOST â€" Swan safety fountain pen tween N, Secund St. and Deerfield Anna Cawley. Tel 832 R. COALE SON ER. ‘ 47 FOR SALE â€"â€" Fresh Eg$. 90¢ per :1. C. D. Benson, 653 Deemeld Ave. 47 pd WANTED. FOR RENT, FOR 3m; FUR SAI.E~YHUI:: vow and caif -p!_\' at Mi-idh- Branch Farm. Deer ron RENT: rvnxlsnms nous ron THE mxwm FOR SALEâ€"11" LS other thines 1-:OR SALHV Frwh eggs 43.00 u) 00 ble 8 30.00 5 ohms 31.00 B rz-iax' :3 I‘ no In) 00 net Fl'RNlTl'RE B\ll1;\l.\'.\‘ SHE ['5‘ FOR BARGAINS ‘4‘ Theatre Building HIGHLAND PARK 11‘ FOR SALEâ€"HOUSES Bax couch ...... maple drox‘smg ta- and chair. .. .. Singer scwim: ma Mah .‘Iah Mahogany music cab Mahngu .lfl Rd 6 \ FUR SAL? \V Side Hornet. 36.000 to his SOXXSO, Eucatv h-‘J‘J' Prairie, V) Phone I? 46pd \V 3ND!) 30.00 30.00 4.50 20.00 20.00 WAN) WANTED TO DO -â€"â€" Plain sewing i Address XX Press ofiice. 47 WANTED TO DO â€" Any kind ot‘ housework by the day. Tel. 896 Y 4.‘ 47 e i n‘ .00 my 00 I} or p Japanese: Wood Worker Credited Wlth 23' Production of Really Marveloua Work of Art. tf SITUATION WANTED â€"- Pubâ€"I lic Sunognpherâ€"part time work nd-; ldressing, form letters, indexing, caref small sets of books, copying, research experience, reasonable. Work called for and delivered H. P. 402. 47 pdl FOUND â€"â€" A week ago Saturday} on Central Ave., black purse. Call atf 637 Laurel Ave. Describe and pay for§ adv. 47 pd I FOR RENT â€" One large bedroom with or without kitchen privileges. Tel. 330. 47 pd FOR RENT â€" Furnished room. 286 Laurel Ave. Tel. 1431. 47 825.00 REWARD For returne or information leading to return of plans furnished by A. W. Fletcher for the connection of No. and So. Sheridan roads thru Block 23 and widening St. Johns avenue. south. A. W. Fletcher. 47 SITUATION WANTED â€"â€" A lover of children will care for them intelli- gently by the hopr. W_i_ll glsortjo {gm- fly ée'wir'mg satisfactorily by the day Address “Burton" Press ofiice. We know from Holy Writ that the wind bloweth where it listeth. Noth- ing whatever can be more expressive nf the capricious and lawless char- ncter of the wind. And wind and rain come together; and the changes of temperature make what we call weather. In the South Sea Islands the natives have no word which means weather as the atmospheric condi- tlnns never change. The vast ma- jority of human beings are in contrast and unending conflict with the weath- er. Hence the universal interest in its causes. wlwther the noise and the smoke of battle fields or the ashes from volcanm-s or from the changes of temperature produced by vast con- tingrntianq. such as are witnessed when 11 city is consumed in flames. Mystery 0' Ruin Unexplained. Th.- mysterles of min are not yet cleared away. The forces of electric- lty. of magnetism. of radio activity, of ultra v1olet light and all the other agencies which may collaborate In the production of a downpour or rain are very obscure. Tiny lluli’s were drilled for the re- r‘opzinn nf lmlrs, and tlw wonden fig- ure has glass eyes and eye-lashes in which no (licelmllnrlty tn Musnkichl's own mm lm xlvtuctod. 'l‘lw Jupnnvw nrtlst pos‘ml lmtween two mirrurq while modeling this fig- uro nnd for some time after its com- [Ilcilnn he [msod frequently beside It. in the mnfmlon of spectators. who an-ru ”mu vntiroly at a loss as to “’ltlt'll Win: the artist. The figure flnnils wlth {1 little mask in one hand and an Instrument for carving in the other: the lib-like eyes are apparent- ly 397mg nr the maak. and the face Wears n lmk n! Intense absorption. Which ~1an and an other: ‘lw two uru placed slde by slde It ls Said to he almost Impossible to tell whlch lth‘5 and breathes and which does nnt. By several connoissours In art thl~x wuodeg figure has been pro- Imunovd the most perfect and human lmnzv u! mun ever made. Masaklchl has fultln'ully reproduced every scar. win and wrinkle to be sven on his hmly. 'l'lu- figure In (mmposed of In“) plows uf Wood dm‘clullcd and jnlxm-«l “llll such skill that no seams ‘Illl lh‘ ilt‘?n‘(‘l(‘(l. Tlny llulvs were drilled for the re- uro In wow) so like Thu m In H 10 \V PERFECT IMAGE 0F HOMSELF I.) hldv In t. This nvu‘ sh. same Hm us than) the oh The cmh‘s equivalent to the internal bones of animals is its tough outer shell. which does not grow. The baby crab is forced to get rid or this tough. confining prison. So it breaks itself loose internally uml then splits its Old protecting home nemss the extreme back ridge. creeping nut in that WRE- It is a very delicate nperutiun to with- draw the terrihiu flaws and Other limbs. as these are bigger at the 0x- treme end. but Hlvso’ rui‘lmis creatures have the power ut \\'ithdrawing the hlnmi into thu hmly. and this greatly reduces the bulk or Ille' appendage-‘- When the crnh has thus escaped from his old shell he is quite soft nml forms u dainty men] for his enemivs; his pin- ”UPS, tun, an' useless. Sn “Mile his new miter shell is hardening: he has 6MB HAS STRANGE GROWTH m of Replacing 8h." Takes Plnce Three Tlmu During “I Mancy" of Croawre. SITUATION WANTED In tux N! marvelous wood workman u-Id ls Hunnnumn Musaklchi. annn, “ho has carved a fig- h unnu‘ crnnny In the rocks. <ln-li would obvlously be the US (or even a trlfle smuller old 11’ the crab men-1y kept .- is quito unable to “WOW" n tln- shv-ll has hardrxwd. me {lns lllfllClllY)’ lll‘ HWHB I by illlN’I'lllhg us min-h wa- “llllv wwl rumzllnc in this A!,<‘-:.-:.wl lwl‘llWlUH nil Ille Eur-law; then he at once .~r um! loaves ’L-l 1,» "1! \ FOR RENT FOUND himself that when side by side It is 47 pd Hundkerchll-fx were not always square. Al 0m? llnw they “'er shaped to the user‘s rum-y. It chum-ml that xhls lrregularlu‘ displousvd Queen Ma- rle Antoinette, who suggestwl one win- ler evening at Versailles that a unl- fnrm shape would he an lntllcatlon of igood taste‘ The result was a decree 3 by Louis XVI, Issued In the early days i of 1785. onnctlng that all pocket hand- 9 kerchlofn should have right-untied g edges hl-nceforward. » Felicity I Neeeeelty. The presence of a wise population implies the search for felicity as well as for food: nor can lay population reach its maximum but through that wisdom which “rejoices” in the hibi- table parts of the curtb. The desert has it: appointed place and work; the eternal engine. whose beam is the earth's axle. whose beat is it. year. and whose breuth is its ocean will still divide imperioust to their desert king- dom: bound with unturrowable rock, and swept by unlrrested send. their powers of frost and fire; but the zones Ind lends between. habitable. will be loveliest in hubIt-tlon. The desire at the heart is also the light of the eyes. ~Ruskln. The llttle bow Whlch wlll lnvarlably be found In the leather band lnslde a man's hat ls a survlvnl of the time when a hut was made by taklng a plece of leather. boring two holes through lt and draulng lt tngvtho-r with a plece of strlng. To a practically slmllar reason does the clock on a sock owe its origin, says London Answers. In the days when stockings were made of cloth the seams occurred where the clocks are now displayed. the decoration bemg utmzed to hide the seams. On the backs of most gloves will be found three thin strips. These marks correspond to the {ourcheiie pieces between the fingers. In earlier times gloves were not made so nearly as they are today. and the stitching of the fingers was carried down part of the way on to 0181ka of tile glove. hruid being used to conceal the seams. It Is surprising how much of the past still remains, more mpeclally In regard to the clothes we wear. THE.HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS WHY SOCKS HAVE “CLOCKS” They Were Orlglnally Made. It In A.- uorted, to Hold the Seams In Hotlery. Miss Grace Dixon, who heads the campaign committee in Illinois, was chairman of the Women's [liberty Loan Committee of the Seventh Fed: eral Reserve District during the last {our loan drives. A speaking campaign is now under way. Mrs. Edward H. Taylor of Chi- vago, chairman of the speakers’ bu- reau of the Women's Committees of the State Council of Defense is in charge of this branch of the work. Mrs. Henry P. Davison of New York is one of the women of national note who is expected to ar'dress a series of meetings in the quite in the near future. Resolutions endorsing the campaign and the work of the organization have been passed by the Illinois Fedention of Women’s Clubs. In many éom- munities the club women will be in charge of the drive for funds to fl- nance the program for 1920. Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., of New York, is chairman of the nation-wide cam- paign. Sewing on the advisory com- mittEe are the following women: Mrs. Keen H. Addington, Lake Forest; Miss Bertha Bidwell, Freoport; Mrs. C. W. Boytlvn, Sheffield; Dr. Mareva Dickcrman Brown, De Kalb; Mrs. W. N. Butler. ('oiro; Mrs. A. S. Caldwell, (‘urbondalm Mrs. J. B. Catlin. Otta- wa; Mrs. E. li. ('rulutroc, Jacksonville; Mrs. J. A. Furry. Strontor; Mrs. Ed- gar Foster, Mt. (‘urmolz Mrs. E. B. (lritlin, Grant Park; Mrs. B. l“. Har- iis, (‘hampuiunz Mrs. William H. llnrt, Ilviitnii: Mrs. John llaulverg, Rock Island; Mrs. [mam Hay, Spring- field; Mrs. J. I). “(‘55, l‘ittsiicld; Mrs. J. R. Howard, M1. Vu‘non; Mrs. Frank Johnson. (llvn Ellyn; Mrs. T. H. Johnston, Kewanee; Mrs. A. W. Larison, Lincoln; Mrs. J. C. Nason, Aurora; Mrs. S. D. McKiny, Alton; Mrs. W. S. Miles, Peoria; Mrs. J. F. \‘achbour, Joliet; \lra. Alfred Nor- iis, Springfield; Mrs C. D. Stillwell Harrisburg; Mrs. W. P. Topping, Elgin; Mrs. Blanche B. West, Bush- nell; Mrs. A. G. White. Garden Prai- no. Girlsâ€"just girlsâ€"will be the main interest of hundreds of Illinois wo« men during the last week of February, when the Educational Compaign and Finance Drive of the Young Women's Christian Association is launched throughout the country. Under the efficient leadership of Miss Grace Dixon, chairman for Illi- nois, an advisory committee from the entire state is arousing interest in the work of the organization, which has greatly increased its scope during the war. It 13 now presenting a world program which seeks to serve not only girls in the congested cities but in the rural communities, in indust- ries and in foreign countries. Miss Grace Nixon. Illinois China-n of Drive to be Launched Lust Week in February WOMEN ENLIST FOR EDUCATIONAL WORK CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION An open competitive examinttion under the rules of the U. 8. Civil Ser- vice Commission for the position of Clerk-Carrier in the post once It Highland Pix-k, IIIL, \n'll be held on February 7th, 1920. commencing at 9 o'clock A. m. There will be the usunl‘social hour in the kinderggrten building. Applications for this exlmination Coats U2 to $40.00 at 2750 Coats 0203311000.: 50,50 This great January Clearance of Women's lbd Misses’ Coats. both long and short. plain and fur u'inuned, cloth [and plush. affords values thatfare beyond duplication and certainly varieties here are beyond comm. .lncluded are all sizes} Coats U2 to $27.50 at _ 1450 Coats U2 to $75.00 at 49.51 Women’s Suits Half Price 19.75 -~. 32.50 - 49.75 :qgts: to 22.50%, Coats to 32.50 ALEXHEIN Go. Thousahds of Coats Lake County’s Greatestv‘Sion Far Women’s and Children’s Ready-to-Wur Reducedâ€"Both Long and Short Models must Mamie on the prescribeJ form, which, git): necessary instruction, my b9; obuincd from the Cummin- Iinn'l lad rqpruentativc, Mr. Arvid I; gimp. Smntary, Loot] Board of ' (niche Hithhnd Pu-k post once, (rpm the undersigned. All moon: wishing to take this WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS W Cash Market - - Highland Park Ravinia Grocery - - . - Ravinia Stuti Brothers - - - Highwoad Charles L. Geminer’s Groaeey Highland Park fohhwestem Department Store Highland Park The next seven days variety are ‘ '_‘ on sale at the following stores: for every day of the year Crispo Bisw it imitation should acute blah and iflle their application: with the under- jW-toneeinotdertoallovtim ,‘for any necessary corrections And to Juana for the examination. Acting Secretary Civil Service Bond