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~PAGE TEN Sl SHAY. Jl'NF. 19 MONDAY. Jl'NE '10 COALE SO N Jamus Forbes. Sundayâ€"Selmick Nun )lundayâ€"I’at'm- Re\*le\\'#'l‘}xe Humps \\ EHNESID \Y, Jl‘NE 22 “mum Hume (2 baths) kroom Housv t'.’ baths) 'I‘l'ESl)‘\ Y. Jl'NE 21 $15.00 to $50.00 per front foot Highwoml Lots, $3.00 to $30.00 HIgthJd husine» lot. 100 ft QL $30 F1. fruni. \Vaukcgan aux, 1|. bargain Lots on St. Johns Ave. $15.00 Lots on Wade St. 275 ft. deep $220.00 Waukegan Ave. Business Lot $25.00 Lake Front Lot, snap $115.00 Other Bargains in Lots and Houses Henry K. Coale Son \uimiSsInn axlul 'HiMrrn under EDISON Phonozrnphs, Edison records, both due and cylinder. pixuos. plnyer pianos. 3nd phyer piano rolls for sale. Open evenings w 9 p. m. ROY'S, 109 S. Gencuee IL. Wanke- znn. III. 47 t! FOR SALE \: a bargajnv flmn'abic PM.» Phone 17 Advertise-en u nu: "ilk-don. Qunnm'vd Uak FUR SALE Best lot in Hiuhi Lake View, nppoflte city Dlrk 0m- cw}! fir”. roasnnable nth-t, Orvil} {LR Audiunriun: Mute}. Chic-nu I'UR SALE At yuur nun prl may», _' wuom. harnws an»! .1 Hi Iw wm Foam, r0xsma| 11w rvsidcn 70%: \l’ R kw: J D Ruthernw Hm mm ready m t..- q M )auw' r Rhig: hm uH-k Tuesday, June 21 Furnished Homes for the Summer Bargains in Vacant Lots ' FIRE INSURANCE rntnr .. u hum WIN m Mn 1 Juvenile Dresses "Si ~~ ,, ten in «L; g :; {um-no Arbuckle in THE TRAVELING SALESHAN' \dantwi from the famous pluy l FOR 5 H12 \daptwi frt Th» display will justify your at- tendant-c May I solicit your presâ€" ence'.’ ntra Tnh“ UK Opposite Depot me 17 18 South First Street HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS L) K K E.\ l‘t‘Y hm u «'lrh- n L H u": w HI I“. [CVK NUWN \V [FE 0,0!) .' waimh. VEH’II‘IHQ‘SS and :3 bob sleds. ml Uak t‘hlnA ciwxet, library table and aim blah aprww arvl l 3.1mm»! mm- !M- ermwwhrn “01)! Sum». .301 EISIE B. OPPENHEIM Moraine Hotel DundM \Ll-i '11 um an \vm‘ tux unrivr 1;. 13C; war tux deth Ruht-rts in FOR RENT aduih 276; War tzu micr 12, 13c; war Kax MM “rhp pruductimt \l’l’EARANfEB ad Aura Tracts at i Hr-nvh FOR SALE niu'rmi Pruduutiun ’p\\‘,~.-~i'ztt.hc ('umr U’) [le‘ FOR SALE FOR REN T Amry $30000 per month a bargain dr-Akrabic silr luxck TS imtwven Fur- : on Linden Aw .-\dâ€" w‘ Glenm‘wd Axe, ur M12 L‘hiraxu. 111 ‘m t lot in Highland Park H nnnstimz m; [hm \Htv Rd'rwr! Hx‘ 5‘ UL :090 High be paid for belore LAKE FOREST. ILLINOIS PROGRAM FOR NEXT WEEK of yuum: mm Ur up mm war mx 3h war tax fit m m 1 y 30 l’. .\l v' Brewer, lm‘llpd ‘50 l'. .‘I £175.00 $20000 Hugh 8!, \unhtu inpd ‘ P. )1. Ned Iifc, uml it: struggles to l’. H. a place walled hunw. .\l>‘.-» Mutt and Jeff «1me ..l ‘1! v: . m,» Black m Admisnnn adults ('hildrvn undm‘ Li A Robert 7.. 1 'l‘Hl'RSl).\\'. Jl'NE FRIDAY. Jl'NE 2| mg S.\'l‘l'R[)A\\'. Jl'XE 2.3 .\l.\Tl.\'EE S;\'I‘l'|{l);\\' AJmissiuH (‘hildrrn L WANTEDâ€""T0 B” on BENT WANTED TO RFN’I~ Murricd coupk \u-uld like om- ur two nicely {urniuhed room: {wr the sumer Addrx-‘s \ Press UITIN. 1.6 “ANTI-ID '11) RENT Furnished room. H Madscn. J 5 Second M 16ml ,\1 WANTED Mnid fur m-nernl housework. Mn. Frank PM ['61. 102.3, 16 W'ANTEI) Maid fur general houutwurk. Tel. H. Pl 1‘6. 16 WANTED Cook annl swam-I maid or nun and wife. 'l'cl, 3‘1 pr Hill 1050 Oak 5!. [6 WANTED Mail for gent-rail hnusewurk Small family fl: Phone 1050 18 “'ANTED Capable wunnn fur cook and downstairs wurk. Small family. mlulu. No luundry. Guod wuxe-s References. Phuln’ B. l'. 66!. ' lfi WANTED - Man handy with 10015. manta any kind of :u-pmr wurk Can: nf gunk-nu. Phone 906, 159d SITI‘A'I‘IUN WANTED My only}? 3* rink and houwmun in Highland Park and H Madam“ J S Saturn] SL >I’l‘l'A'I‘IUN WANTED A Kurdnrx‘ nr will dn any kind of :lrvu HY Madam 3 5 Serum! 5! POSITION WANTED By a rum-gm- szudem an tutur in Boy and uthlt'Ylf“, fur 3b" fummer Summer Tutoring in Latin. S. H. Newhall l’h. l). Head of Latin Department in local High school Telephone TTtl-J. -â€"â€"337 Orchard SIH'AHU.\ \\'\I\H"l ummstrhs um‘ um fami H’TORING lixxh «ch-mi, culleur ur m}.- rnuthvnmtn'~ .\ M Alen Clnuruc- " Lakv- Vie“ Hkh S‘Houl' ’H" ()rchnrd‘ Lant’. Phunr H {V “20‘ 16-1qu SI‘I‘l‘ATIUN W ANTED My vumpvlent col- and chuurfour Refs Adxlrm‘ J H Highland 0....1, rum; Hrfinu M .v\\1«lrx‘~~ (I \\'.\N'i I raisai. “‘el’m bou- \'aam anJ baa»; { culnr dc AA! Ziux Buy road A! n hmhly dc lug! (an {m development ant Smith. I Qufice: Wu dirk. by 5‘ (.AY'h-Ul )‘ UR fUR DUR ;‘;OO-OOOOO‘OOOOOOOOOOOOOCO . 4 way. ~ Sp'mx rm ll \urzh 507, MM. H C\ n! lx’emlwux-‘h. WANTED :1 girls. m' cleaning nlhcr in HR. Cull 17') Laun-l c'nnw Adda-n 1?. A SITI'ATIUN \V;\§'I'ED \V ANT HI) u“ ,‘lr‘ [In Sl’l‘I'A'I'lON ‘rmick SH‘I’AHUN W any vnind of \\ \.\ H-II 0... 00‘s.. 0... Window UR REBT UK KEN! UH UR k(}‘..\ NORTH SHORE CEMETERY Ml) \‘hicaun Run,“ \\ \X "'1” ‘Pll .~}wi m \Vid ‘r‘v life pf Bromlwuy‘s most uHux! mburc! girl. Staged with mur- us splendor and hvnut}: ThUl’SdR)â€"1â€"I‘AH\U XVW> Fridayâ€"â€"â€"(‘omwiy N'I‘EU arr DR. C. C. CHADWICK DENTIST aha Bank by“. manna M ni‘wnn Kirk cm s and iuw-rvismr -\ M. Scott £10 “A REST KEN'I REN' ~(uti‘ SITUATION WANTED KEN i n r dcx THE GILDEI) LILY Mm- M;H\h m "\UBUDY'h "Kll)' wm the novvl Mary ('ury Also Sunshiny Comedy Skrk nn‘i dour Jen-om made and fitted. H: a dchinhy. Houses moved and {em bmml Attractive danish cement l {we‘- for min Can finish in any rwi Ziun Institutions and Industrkl. 3 u fault! U ()rfi SHORE CEMETERY » On Green «M Eghhwnth 9'... North Chic-3'0: :xchped muvlrrn necropolis: perpe- >r «mire‘m‘oa; special individual lo! t. Fur inhurmatiun call Owen Tgn. H17 Wilmette nve” Wilmette. 1%}. 03h). residence: Wil‘ 77741. Acces- 1”“. electric and automobiie. "L! with ' chllvlrnn, 1am hilyx 33¢, HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOI'S 311w Murr “1' AN TED (300d wuman h) of wurk in Highlnnd Park Saturn] SL 169d «p: § 1’ E. m». h) n‘ Hi Teléphone 275 \\ ARTE nidren ‘ Sm . per ults Girl ANTED My couple 34 an in Highiund Park and H2. Mudwn, _' >. Swami St. 169d m mu. i' {H'th H 1 U!“ ill Furnhhwl I‘m-m. upxx 1156 N lira-n Ha) rd LOST émpluyuwn! ! TEX! 2]; “at nu 2w , My; war tax 3(- oomu‘d pmductinn H i(\ «me as ruck and first waitress and upstairs Au! Mrs. John MC- 16 Rw : ah- eith ,aur» min! Ma K hir3L' H} I.) Un- Jan \\:n' tux I'm war lax fir R hihlru-n WTIV‘ x S! Evnnalon. lfiud 15v (1%! 4'11“; .um- mending humid.» Phone lfipd u yuunx nun). r)‘ Sum! wnrk But of ref- A4 huuM-man. ‘{ Work Ad‘ 16941 i’b H :30 P. .VI. 30 I’. .Vi 1 vuupkf 5""- vm fur Iiuh‘ IR 1 months, rx'ply to Mr. m H! N :30 l'. .\I 30 l'. )1 Nnrlh“fi‘- nr summdl‘ vn Wrm' h-ny~ an” I nun! huh" :3 ~r rhiH‘ ivruur! not u-r Roam -\ rhnnllfi: 16 pd rul Ave 169d Address l“. no (‘u-nlrll V‘ Lhe- Lulu- Finder ) (run! H ()nk. lfipd Your“! Mod 0 Vine 16 In- {Sud pposik build Sumhw It» 1n .nrie Mpd hip-l I01 16 16 been members of the churn-h when it‘ “as struggling for existence. In the; Bible school one speaker {or paCh de-f mat- told or the work of the school at ! that period. The twu principal speak- ers were Miss Alice Davidson and Mr. (lrm'er, both of whom came here spe- cially fur the meeting. Mummy the Presbytery of (him- gm met in the church and there were eighty-tire ministers in attendance. Lunvheun was served to them at the g .‘Innduy gm mm in eighty-fin Lumhwm KhUl n'h. 'l'uvmluy the Wunu-n‘s organizatinns gaw a special program. Mrs: F. D. Flu-rvtt told of the Work nf the so- (itirs from l873 tn 1900. Mrs. H. (‘. 'l‘illnmn spuke for the missionary so- (‘it-tn-s from 1900 to lfil‘ll. Miss Advle liven-n represented the Dun-as socio- t)‘. MD A. Lylt- (Imirloy n-pnrtvd thv' Wurk MI llh' \\'(*stniinstv-r (iuild :mdl Mr» 1 url l’fziii>tirhl tultl uf lllt' activ- lll¢'> vi the \\'um:in'.< League. Mrs. Kuplri \':in l‘l\'t'rfl.tilh*uf1h(‘Itllfislun- zn'ivs \nppurtml liy thi~ church‘in (‘hi- m. \\;i> prvwnt nml l~ruught "(lroet-‘ mus from ()ur Parish Ahmad." Mm.‘ llvrlwrt R. Smith furnl>hwl thc mus- ivnl purl of NW prugrnni, Aftvr the; pruxrnm tvn was St‘th‘il, \lem-sday (Wt-hing the t'hurt‘h dirk; nm- was svrvod in the parish huusc' and “1h attended hy uwr two hundred ‘ pcnplv. The speakers (if the vvening \\'('l'\‘ Miss Alicv Davidmn. um- uf the vurly members of tho (hurt'h and of? tvn luxingly rvarrml tn as tho pas- tul".< Il‘\l.‘l£|lll lwvauw nf the “'nl‘k (l(‘ll(‘ h}- hor, Mr R. \V l‘nttun, who has .wrwd longest 11.x 1m t‘ltlt’r in the t'llUl'i'll, Mr. (l H. Nlurgan. whu has lwc-n n mvmln-r Itf thv (‘lllll't'h longer than any unv «'lsr nuw llt'rt‘. Mr. I“. lll l‘:‘~t'l't‘[l. unvl llr, llrn» Thomas. “lw inn lwvn u prnfwwr in Lulu? Furw’t l'nnolxlu fur ”Hr thirty \‘t‘ars. nml lléh horn unv ut‘ tln- \trnnu l‘hrl’tNI l'ixnoruty l'rl' ”Hr thirty vans. and l‘..'L\ ln-vn nnv uf ll‘n‘ \trnnu Mimmrh-rs of ”HS c-liurwh Many intc-rm‘tinu {m (\ \n-rv rvlntvd. hut prnlvalyly none mmv inn-rusting Khan that of the first public deni<>nâ€" «mtiun of a telephone which was mzulv in (he llurhlmul I‘urk l‘n-sbytvr- iam church by Mr. Elisha Gray, who Wm without doubt the rval inventor uf {hr tolephonen Mrs. Caroline H. Donnisun and Mrs. Ford Hall. “to of the vharu-r mom- hers of the church. wow yin-sent dur- ing the celebration. Mr<i Emma Al- len. the only nthor surviving charter 'memher of thv church. was unable to , ‘ Students in some St'hools are not ipermittcd to' have automobiles, al. [though they sommimcs cundcsn-nd to give the teachers a ridu THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. HIGHLAND PARK. be present. Many who united with the church during its early lifv also attended the serviuw. NY ATTEND GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY SERVICES H'ontmuud from Page 1 «‘1‘. )l I'rl'fl“\4>!' l «wily fur nu r .‘L\ be?“ UH“ \If ”in f Hus rhurrh nw‘tim: {m (\ \n-rv V ”who: mmr int. Important Exhibition and Sale of- Sumptuans, Tapestries, Hangings, Brocades, Embroideries and Oriental Rugs, also a Collection of Rare French and Belgian Laces, Sets of Binches, Point de Paris, Point de Venice, etc. Exhibition open from June 20 ’to June 25, all day and in the evenings from 8:00 to 9:30 p. m. THORPE ACADEMY 625 Sheridan Road, Lake Forest, Illinois ;, ILLINOIS Collected by L. S. Shont, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York, and . Singer, of Rue Auber, Paris, at the Drawing Room of Telephone 671 T” p ru‘, Park V\ l]! EckW'” ’ I“). lfirhN “1““: UV!“ "Thy “it!" “pp: 11m Thrn Hutu. ”plu'hr.‘ ziu. ML“ .1h‘ht'H. a» 1’: ml“. Mum KlLK‘PIUhthi'H Mxllo Pug-u R« Pawn 1‘”an with Huétrwn and Spa‘hm a> sum! m fhhn: the publit has r subscriptfim, tl' III“ .1".-.- stage m yhnrpo- .1 Ammndu‘ the publit has H‘Rthl-H with: sulum'riptfimr than H1" iu‘fufl Thursdiy nfu-rnmm rum-m1 inlly defined to «-h1lurm'~ ‘ Wm M ountmuc-d Thu “1‘ fiun-vsx-fn'! hm summer In \ one a Cmdfl‘h'b choru: M 101 rd by Oflmurm MM wnmy. 1 the ham. x-V'ngrnm n1 snnzs‘ heard 3‘ ‘hv t‘hlldr‘lm's 01‘ fire Nm‘fi‘. Shun Musu'hi {q Ev-nsum. Minn l’u-m, but“ be \he “50!“. mm tlu (‘him phony aux-houn- \nii way non “brads; Hu- .wluY'B ‘Cnntmumi m; Page HIGH SCHOOL (‘LUSI EXERCISES H ELI) the U 8 High M'huu‘. dlplunxa‘tlusl Thursday Ranma ihmtu- A m “n:- gw’n h) 1h: (Hm: ('hnruy v “rah .\ H ”W “nfi'I-rrn)‘ «.f “ 1hr hddl‘".~.~ 11f1hr «H‘h Lalonun address “a.- | Keough and they \'a drwu wins xnm h) I lhr hddN>> nf (hr «H‘lnnfit. 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