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'ial 96‘ H Coal Solvay Coke Highland Park Fuel Company Building Material 102 N. lst St. HERMAN DENZEL, President Telephone 335 in addi n to the transportation of freight and express between H rhland Park and Chicago we are pleased to an- nounce that-we are now prepared to do long distance moving of house hold goods and furniture. Tel Sparkling Springs Mineral Water I] (vntraT Ave Dance Given I 7nder 1/194 ((3/ch83 0] Highland Park Lodge No. 446. L. O. O. M. Witten Hall. Saturday May 21 Music by Kippy Orchestra Highland Park 2'27 LUCKY STRIKE LY? A place for father. mother. son, and daughter. Green Bay Road and County Line. One block west of Braeside station. Watch this advertisement for npeninu’ :irinnuneement of our $20,000 dzmce hall. The :nnst beautiful in the middle west. thicken dinners and restaurant service 1:1 mirte and refreshments served. \‘.'= served last year 9,000 Chi(.‘iir‘!1 din- Pasquesi Bros. Motor Express Co. PAUL GIESER’S MARKET WE MOVE ANYTHING ANYWHERE “er May 1. I‘J'Zl. all telephone orders and puymmxz of bills for Dine and Dance at the New Notice of (‘hange of Phone and Office 10 cigarettes for 10 0:3 Handy and convenient; try them. Dealers now carry both sizes: 10 for 10 cts; 20 for 20 cts. It’s Toasted utentiun paid tn Telephone; 42 and 33 w ill be rec» i ved NOTICE \dmixsinn r’nder t/zenJ (ls/Jim’s of Chicago Tel. Franklin m‘ivutc 1):H‘Ilt Highland Park. Ill I24 Emu NEW wmc FOR . comm coum HOUSE Thv building cummittu of the Lake County board of supervisors Went to Rockford last Thursday to look over tht‘ big addition to the Winnebagn county court house- which was recent- ly constructed. There ifi sumo talk among board members nf building the new wing of Bedford ~«one. so that in case tht- cuurt house is entin-ly rebuilt thc' t-ontemplatod additmn would harmonize with a ncw building, Tho: t-nmmittoc has practically drud- t‘d that [ht‘ “ing should be built on the West <idt‘ of the pn-svnt <truv- ture, MAY L'SE BEDFORD STONE Building (hmmittee Visits New Winnebago Structure: Other Items of County News A «haph'r uf [hr Ku Klux Klun may be urganizm! in Waukvgun A represrntutiw uf lhv urdt‘r was In. x'ustigatmg in that vity lust wm-k. If the lodgv is nrganized it will be cunducu-d similarly tn those in “(her cities. with the white ruhcs and caps. which vharzu'tvrizod the nrdvr during the pus! (hul War period ('andi- dab-x mlht pm." a stiff rxuminutmn. One of thv lama->1 and rim-«t harm in Lake wunty has JU>I bm-n mm< plrlwi nn thv Hmu- furm m-ar AH- tloch It prm-uitw~ fur vatth'. dun-y. mun. hugs. hner, 1'hlt'kt'11~. )nwlw in Lake wunty has JU>I km-n mm< plrlwi nn thv Hmu- furm m-ar AH- tloch It prm-uitw~ fur vatth'. dun-y. mun. hugs. huer, 1'hlt'kt'11~. )nwlw menh. {\‘Q‘li,ll'{k, 'I‘hv mm 1mm 1x vquippq-d \ch stalls In each 0f \xhirh is thy hum:- of tho mwupanl. ’l‘ht- barn 1~ mrrnundvd M a high {rhu- mnxlv mi" valo- \U‘wa .urn'rulv ! 1hr mnthm 31.1} :| 3:! v :n‘x'rstml NHUI‘ILA) rmngru “11!) m-ur 'llpl‘lllhlh I’xrmixkv. [hv mw leug- manhul ur‘ Hurm-v, Avumhng n. ( hurh‘s Hull. nf W11.“ 11 ”iv mvn bout 1hr mur~hu| whvn hx- nth-mph-d In [\rvh-vt HHHX ~!<1vr and un-fl'm-r {rum {hr intl'llllwlh “huh thz- fur nqv ted on paying [u the gill» yruh! 121' r IUdL’V‘ Pt‘l" {-ll‘ft'H-Wl Ll men :ivmligx intw «'uuH. Wunnn Hunts at Ziun Hullh‘. 1hr hotvl of Zion, may nut use the puhln tclophum- unless dl‘t'sm‘d m-vnrding tn 7i0n Standards it Ls mld MT<. M. W. Austin. :1 rvpruscntatiw «rt thr Burton Holmrs Travelogue company, and a guest at the hutt‘l for two weeks, appeared before u justiw last Friday and sought rvdrt-ss fur ullvgvd in- dignities she sustainrd at Zion Home. She had lk-un urdorn-d nut of the h» tel when she attempted to usv the telephnnv. Tho clerk first ordered her to return to her mum for more clothing. declaring that she “as too scantily dressed. Black ”and threats to “gel" Nick Grana and his entire family unlexb‘ he paid over 82,000 were nearly car- ried out in Waukegan last Friday night when two large rifle bullets crashed through the front windows of his grocery store at 501 Market street. The hullets narrowly missed two members of Grana's family. Grana is an ltalian. and has'mude his home in Waukegan for 17 years. The writers of the Black Hand letters threatened to “tear out" hi;~ heart and cut it into slice» o E PRFBBYTEBIAN CHURCH g E H Thc'('hurth School “I“ mm't ut nim- thirty next Sunday morning. Morning worship at ulmmn u'clwk The Yuung Pmplv's "harm wiil mFt-t at thn-v n‘clmk in thr ufu-rnoon in 1hr IA’L'tuH' Rnum, Thc Ynung P('up]¢"> 5'me “'IH mm-t u! wn-wfiftovn in ”w Pariah Housc'. .\li>~ \'1rgimu Purdy is th- lumh-r :uhi Ihw lnph' I~ "Rn-mg .1 (load Wmlm Rn. m 1‘ THE HIGHLAND PARK mass, HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS R, A. Waito. Y girl's innit xvi-’h (m H ‘(um n 1 [Hi9 MI h 51! 1H 'I‘ h» it‘l [ht JI l.” \\ H ...:r,.r...:_ .f.::r_ :: £5.95 732:2: ,: _.._.:;.\.rt. 2? :1: 7‘31"”) hum! lll‘l \umu-Ilmi m L'vlt but ~hv rt-{uw-l ‘nm [to mfnhl ~' T? h! M. {Hm gnu Hpmallh \HHV. 21¢ ur! _\ I- \"x‘ixzht \! . 'l r1 \u-uM mv' H . at hm! 'w h Shv h-flhml I 'l'hr u mt uu 5'me “'IH in Ihn- I‘al'h‘h l'urd)’ Is thv "Rn-mg .1 (load \‘IH‘I'IQ'I “11pm” H \xurk. um Hu-r “'th :vltiH-z hv lull 1!} \‘vnh p: Hu- H \l ho «m: m ll Is the aim of over paper man to make hr rcpresuntalivo uf all {hr trrrllnr)’. A nvw>pap<~r open forum m which nll rcpresuntalivc uf all {he people ()f 115 trrrilor)’. A mwupaper should he an open forum in which iill ('lt'mt’n‘fi can i-xprt-ss their YM'WS. Tht' editor ur publisher of i'uursv will have opinimn which he will express in the prupcr time or place With all the {uru- uf Which he is capnlilc, A good newspaper will try u» state facts aveurawly. so that even its po~ litienl opponents xhall feel that itu' news columns give an impartial pic- ture of events, from which the public can draw its own ('onelusions. Then when it does express its own feeling. the candor that it has displayed will udd weight to its convictionx It is needles.» to say that these are the idea of The Highland Park Press. and at it seeks to make friends (wen among its political opponents, by a policy of tolerance. open mindedness. and impartial reporting of new< e\'t'nt>. Th4- wmghh-d average pnm- uf um- (ruvt dolivvru-s frnm dunnwtlv milk to publishers during Mun-h, MB]. 1' n. l» null m mrluml luts {or standard IH'WS in rnlls “In 3:3,)«01‘3 prr 101! HR. Thu “vmhtwl “Vt-rage ls based upun Mun'h dvliw-rivs of about 13,000 ‘un‘é nn «untrurts Hnnlvm): :1 tntul Urn- num- tf appruunmu-b' GMUNNI tum of umh-liwrml mun-r liumufurtun-d m th- l'mhal Stub“ Thr “right“! in» AVERAGE PRICES mm Is the aim of m'er)‘ good nun- ‘ man to make hm Juurnal 1hr ‘ul NEWSPAPER IDEALS HI}: “The Week’s Work” Outdoors :30 plants of Tomatoes out of the soil Won’t produce (me-half as many Tomatoes as 15 plants grown in pots and planted out with no check what- ever and the same holds good with Sweet Pepper or Eggplantsâ€"Why sow nut Parsley seed and wait 3 months or more for results. when you can get little pot plants from which you can cut in 3 Weekrâ€"i'.’ No matter how large or small grounds may he, one can always find a place for a few summer flowers and the quickest and best way is to pur- chase well established plants in 2' 2 inch pots. Silver Pink, Snapdragons. uld Ruse Colored Zinnias, the New English Giant. l’in-(‘ushiun flower (Scaliiosa) New Pnst Pink \‘erbenas. Daybreak Plum Asters, Poor Man's Orchids (shizanthus) Salpiglnssi are inst a few themmwhy lunther with The new French Hardy Early Fluwermg Chrysanthemum: are among the finest of cut flowers and planted out nuvs will come intu bloom in UC- tulwr when ulmnst ox'c-rything olw ha~ your. 'l‘lwy (‘nmP m white, pink, \‘c-lluw, lu'nnu- uml rml. wed The Japan Lillm ‘1.in Hf lmts‘ 110W. Among 1h mnn- up again m-xt )‘var Bahr’s Greenhouses \\.- xmuld hkw m shu“ you thrnugh 1sz (M-«nhmnw. 'l‘ht-y are full ..1 “l’rvarrvd Stwk”. wmd fur .wrs- t‘)‘o‘\. ~h'wk which “m hrmg you hi}! n-mrm m juy and plvusun- mn- summvr 'I‘hr 'l‘e-h-yhunv ('wnmany want- t‘d tn change our phmu- number but “4: \wukin't loaf ‘um w A n \till 85. as ix hm lmon unu- 1894. PAID FOR PAPER I‘ilHiUTH 1x ‘H‘h H’Vl‘lRU, [HRHZIURS H)“ ()7 “ABS +312 DAVIS 5Ti<[-.IC'I‘ PHONE IiVAXS'I‘UX. IL] A I VANS} ()N CHIC/UH) PHONE 164 N. M{CHIC.\.\' :\\'}‘ H ‘.‘\. ‘4 H PH 13463 8; The J. N0. 4 and Marie; them Better This is one reason for the conduction of our mm Another iulhe prompt. courteous nervice. Still another. our (nit basis of charging for A" repain. Your battery should be inspected at least two weekn. Let us do this for you. Inspection nn tat- ing are free. If Iepnin are needed we will tell you. If they are not needed. we are just a quick to any I). foril in our policy to help you get maximum oerVicefrolI your battery at minimum expense to you. . JORDAN COMPANY, f STAI‘LISHI [) ”54 BATTERY STATION Irlc-phv-n {HP Ihzm H mn \‘s’ U i- H plant {my window xalmun Pink PAGE 3mm HG 1347 H‘.‘