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3i vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv The nghland Park Grocery 7 South St. Johns Avenue Telephone 249 LWAYS you find Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at reasonable prices. DELIVERY FREE Highland Park Fuel Campany 102 N. 15! St. HERMAN DENZEL, President ETelepbone 33S Building Material PAGE SIX Expert Demi-Surgeons J. J. MINES, Embalmer Phones: A. G. McPherson 86 Son Liberty Motor Cars Coal‘ Solvav Coke Office and Residence, 104 Walnut Street FIREHOCK CLARK COVE DASH WAINSCOATING SILENT EASY 70 11540. LASTING CORK UNDEI FLOOR ties. S'I'OIESâ€" SUN PARLORâ€"TBE KITCHN â€" BATH riding and operating quali- Let us demonstrate their easy you anywhere, anytime at any pace you care to drive. Can be depended upon to take Asbestone Compdsition Sanitary Floors Highland Park, Illinois J. J MINES SON Highland Park, Illinois Funeral Directors Established 1890 Highland Park 120-121 413 Lake Court. Wuhan. "L Phone 1272-“ Telephone H. P, 1403 Lady Assistant scenl over ably yet a M~W32W55€~W $ Telephone 115-R I Theo. Schl Warmington Block 87 Hiya Mary I; and 4 land P: \l’. IL SHL (‘arl Bumhum 2m Donn] and wit}- 5 and N 1~‘.’ H 1 1.’ Int land 'urk‘ Herman Au SUI ‘ Jun-pmnc A. Bulb sun and wife. W 1-2 Highland Purk. w, d J. J. Spvllman 1m Bank of Lukz- I' Millvrk ml, ‘2‘ Hum-1w Ii. Strung zH‘n Virdvn and wifv. pun Jusvphiflv A. Bullwr The public is uruvd In buy Benson nh-mlwrship tickvts in advance and prvfit b) u much vhvapcr rutv. The amusements are to be better and bigm-r than over. One of the largvst carnival mmpanivs play- ing fair circuits has been engaged. There will bc numvrous frm- nets and Vaudmillu. Airplane flights. stunt flying and passonm-r carrying: will be fcntun’s‘ Thvn- will ln- lmnd concerts, Vut'ul sulus, speeches and grt-tugrther llld'l‘tlY‘IL’a m‘cr)‘ (luy [Amusements and-Exhibits Will 5 be Better Than Ever 1' This Year Tho Lakv (‘uunty Fair ussoriution ‘is starting a comprehensive campaign of udvvrtising to acquaint the public with the varied uttractionx Then: will he the usual iim- exhibits of live .‘hk'k. poultry. farm producv. machin- or)‘, nutomohilvs, Works of art, school displays. etc. and in addition .1 better babies conference is planned. To the lowrs of ~~'port the assm‘iatiun an- nounces the tim-st program of racing ever hcld in the county. Every dny i< hascliull dny. Tun tuunis will be invited to play, (-wry tonm being composed of Lake county int-n. There will he handsome prizes offered to the winners of each day's contest. I do an honest day'n work It very reasonable prices. EXCAVATING, BLACK DIRT. MANURE TEAMING SERVICE Some which have been delayed because those rnulrs wvrv indefinite. Then. is a probability that the Chi- cago-Antlwh road will hv located alum: [ht' St. Paul railroad rightmf way. MANY .~\'I"I‘R.~\("I‘l()NS AT (‘Ol'NTY FAIR One of these routes is the Wauke-i gun-Woodstock highway and thc‘ other is the Chicagoâ€"Antioch rohd.’ County highway officials have been; Working for two years to get the] state highway departme-nt to locate! these routes so that the county will; be enabled to plan other improh‘ments I which have been delayed because; those ruutrs wvrv indufinitv. I Cement Contractor The state highway department has sent notice to Ch-s. E. Russell, county superintendent of highvnys. and other Lake county persona inter ested, that a public hearing will be held July 29 in the Tiger room. Ho- tel Sherman, Chicago. at 9:30 o'clock for the purpose of determining the location of two xtute aid road routes in this county. I) $1 1mm bllu, Public Hearing at Hold Sher- man’Announced by State Highway Dacials' WILL LOCATE TWO STATE AID ROADS ome t'hildn-n in H n to be trying hur by automobiles. n disappointed that t attained that desire NEH. HS’I‘A'I‘F. TR \NSFHRS Hip: SEN TAZIALI $11» 4, block 14, I’m ‘ark, W I) SH ). Schuermann p “mm mm In! Ham! 1 ton and wife Highland Pal 653 W. Pu'k Ave. {HUI Ian Imr! “111- In FHH'SI. ELY .30 {1 2‘ In! 13', Lulxr I H and “12".: In H if:- S 1‘; If 1-23 ‘ark I’urt $1400 k and huflmrui to l wifr N 30 ft E I. Hmhlnm! l'ul'k, 1H High huh] t a, and at they ‘urk +++++++++++ 11L Ll and r In Kuhn (‘url in! 18. Muck 13.. $11!. I “111- In Slut: ELY :10 1'2. In! 3 2', Lulw Forest i wif‘ part D $15.30 . “'alh-r‘ Ilntnn. l‘ hland tu m re are 1) have vsult. k 1 High D $10 Herman '3 lot 9 to . lot all“ In“ Hm I’ark t run prob- not nhn Toleranrr is ulmut a Lhurity. Thom 1s uftvn a l t Hf tilflcn-m-r When w: stop to think huw man) ht-twm-n what is trun- and what nnr nrr trying hard It. mah- nu-ney. amt utsht-s to he true. huw frw un- unu-lfixhly trying to Many a younu Ind hm n haul tmw wrw. wt wondrr that (hr wnrld m-tp‘ (It-siding M'hethvr to he a M‘tund alum! an Well on! the (flora (‘harlip (‘hnplm M a Habv Ruth. I. Mrs, W. M. Dooley. Treasurer of Tuwnxhip Number 43. Rum 12. in Lake County, Illinois, .do 5019an swur that the above statomrnt is true and correct “cording to the but of my knowledge Ind belief. (Signed) MRS. W. M. DOOLEY. Towmlhip Treaturvr, Suhu‘rihvd and sworn to bdore me this 25th day of July, A “.1921. WALTER VOI'E, Notary Public. School Board Business Oflice 3 (‘ompulsury Attendance Salary of Superintendent Salary of Teachers Teachers Pension Fund Textbooks and Stationery Interest on Teachers Orders Salaries of Janitors dz Engineers Fuel, Light. Water and Supplies Repairs and Replacements Libraries Promotion of Health Transporiatiun of Pupils Rent . . . . . Ground-x, Buildings Alterations New Equipment . Principal of Bomb Interest on Bonds . Balance on Hand June 30. 1921 DICBI' 644.]9 3 353.2 00.00 1,300.00 2,770.00 10,823.00 21,940.00 200.00 95.00 2,148.58 1,005.24 3,700.93 2,475.00 3,533.97 2,010.96 5,595.95 1,002.35 08.07 7.4100 006.35 50 00 2075 737.92 527.50 472.38 4,000.00 2,000.00 1.301300 697.50 7,038.07 4,080.10 RS 6 1214122478 W508 3,802.66 20.00 l69.27 26.42 700.00 1,074.19 1 12.80 10.00 :1 00 17.04 l4H.4() l,000.00 355.00 1,432.53 2l.00 8 2,427.00 15.00 767.43 7.07 915.00 978.27 1,230.49 329.72 2,000.00 630.00 392.24 ' 44.00 3 3,451.98 2,368.75 10.00 58.60 4. 93. 515. 578. S 8883 47. 500.00 95.00 2,784.99 80.00 4,345.00 50,10l .00 5,908.02 169.02 9,077.86 13,458.28 4,451.78 1,355.59 776.70 4,545.62 100.00 2,025.51 8,009.36 10,000.00 7,200.00 2,997.19 Balance on hand July 1., 1920 Distribution of Trustees District Taxes , Tuition paid by Pup ils Sale of School yPropert) Interest on Deposits Other Sources Incidental Expenses of Trustees Publishing Annual Statement (ompenution of Thus” l‘a‘. Years Distributed to District: ._ Appodioned but withheld from Di Balance June 30 1921 Balancr Incmm- From ( ('ash on hand June 34!, 1920 Real Estate Nun-x on hand Juno IN), 1920 Bonds on hand June 30, 1920 ('nsh on hand Junr RU, 11021 Real Estate Nah-s on hand Jum- 30. 11021 Honda nn hand Junw 3m 1921 ‘Deficit TOTAI Smwmnt uf Finances of Tuwnship 43, Rnngr 12, in Lulu Count), Illinois Prom July 1 1920. wJuneSO, 1.1. if RMANENT Fl ND RP! EII’TS ' TOTAI TOTAL TOTAI on unty hand . Towns Sum FRANCIS L. WOOLLEY A cash payment of $287.50 puts this car at your door with the small balance of a little over $1.00 a day payable in monthly installments. There is No Interest Charged. COME IN, and let us talk over with you our reasonable payment plan at 358 Central Ave, Highland Park, Illinois. Open evenings until 9 o'clock. Overland 4 . Automobile 1». “"FW W:- ‘2": w...“ __r W a}. ., E '4 ’4‘ 3‘ Soup V ‘ . doc I". adding \I-lo' SI-vry Vegetabh w It.“ [be dune-d qua“; mun mu. . In“ in!" hung m withheld from Dist rim 1921 Jul) hip 0 Fund rintendt' Annual Report of Township Treasurer Now and Enjoy Your Car Dur- ing the Hot Summer Months? .‘PQYX r M‘ 1920 3413,0434?” $42 043.? 9 840. 45‘. 94 3 8,913.81 8 8,928.74 8 7,099.86 $128,052.86 Telephone Highland Park 237 10,823.00 21,940.00 3,802.66 2,427.00 2,368.75 50:10100 200.00 95.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 2,148.58 1,005.24 169.27 707.43 58.60 5,908.02 )0? 108 20,840.65 8 4.023.70 2.623.77 941.05 18,417.87 35,141.98 1,035‘00 hound In lave-d disturbing grnrh 25.00 132.11 136.50 189.50 51.60 Why Not Buy Your new In hlu- l Magnum pool DISTRICT FUND 840.454.!” DISTRIBI'TAL FUND RECEIPTS 2,010.96 1,002.35 68.07 606.35 20.75 EXPENDITURES EXPENDITI’RES RECEIPTS 8 3.913.“ 3 8,928.74 3 7,099.86 $128,052.86 l09 8 1,319.88 169.27 26-12 700.00 1,074.19 1 1280 6,411‘53 42.50 67.30 915.00 978. 27 1,280 49 111 112 576.59‘ 8 2,656.36 845.35 70.18 8,646.98 4,329.32 392.24 ' 2,784.99 13.00 Um» advanuke of not undershirt" my: Finnein's theory is m no( haw my to dumm- it Tu hutch to some married {01h talk u- to mm‘lude that every married ml! 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