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’lllllllllfi‘ We......."O.O"VVVVVVWWWVWVV~ Bowman Dairy Company’s Milk from the Best Farms ()111‘ milk is produced only by those farms that can pass our own rigid ih- speetion, in addition to those of the city and the state. We maintainfa staff of inspectors at our own ex- pense whose dutv it is to inspect the moduction of 0m milk. Bowman Dairy C0. Telephone Highland Park 9 3 be 11k:- T01} There TOW, B UTTER--E relep hone 5 7 FENERAL DIRECTORS FOR 67 YEARS v 612 DAVIS STREET PHONE EVANSTON. ILL. EVANSTON 449 PHONE CHICAGO 1:. \r .uIr‘HICAV AVE, RANDOLPH 1346811347 CHICAGO 164 N. MICHIGAINT AVE Coal Feed Building Material 230 N St. Johns Ave Finest Quality Home Coal of all kinds mous CARBO Coal. and can be used in boiler. NO MATTER WHERE you are stalled â€"- no matter how much trouble you are in â€"- "we are always as close to you as your phone." In other words. we are always prepared to make a quick run. any hour of the day or night. to get you out of trouble. If it's bad motor trouble, we'll pull you in and get you out again in record time. If ilk minor motor trouble. or just a plain old t'rishioncd "blow-out". we‘ll fix you up and ~end \ou on )our way rejoicing. We hope you will never need "road ser- um”. but if you do. remember that we are at [hr mher end of an)" phune you can reach. We hold a roving commission u» take care the real Iruuhle in these parts. )lCh J0RfiXN” COMPANY B. HANSEN, Proprietor Shore Creamery {S ()l"! U. thimD‘ Y" Y1 “'9 .inn't [May'> J‘Oh 685 Centnl Avenue all kinds, including the fa- BO Coal, which is smokeless a used in stove, furnace or (in Inmnl‘ ESTABLISHED 1854 SEE FUR \‘(Jl'RSELl‘ atencss Gm». Adv x'm‘cml)’ pr zinc article that mm a misnonu-r. uni yo: bachvlor. Speed is Highland Park, Illinoi- madv >11) Telephone 67 ingle lilcssmim m u nmL'l'l l‘vanHY‘ if" 4101!?»«1‘ g DEEBFIELD NEWS ITEMS g Miss. Eva Emit-r 10ft Satunlay for Indianapolis, where she will visit relatives fur the remainder 01' th- summer 7:, E: 7?»! ~41; 7.315; cm :3, ..:m$..zzr :12: 57.. 7.5.5: .»_.:::./. m::;:.<. Mr. and Mrs. John Woodman leave m-xt wm-k fur a trip Ln N< ern Wiswnsin. Mrs. Samuel l“rxt.~,vh and :iuuL' ”011‘“ Mary of Flmwlund. ()hw. an- the gum-ts nf Mr. and Mr‘. ER. H. Strykvr, ‘EH. Selig. Envi LB. H. Km»; ( ' Tmfiiv ,, Jr: }mzm; (‘hostrr 112.. \Vvsslinu. \\ Mr. and Mrs. I‘Mri' .l, Dufi'y urv in Ann Hurlmi‘, Michigan. Mrs. tar! Andeixun. Whu 1.x nth-mi imz 1hr Illinois Smh- Twichrrs l'nl- leuv a! De Kalb, <p6-nt the Wovk mid 1A1 ht‘X‘ hhmv. Il. Muhlkr. ch‘ Theri KH'IL Mrs. J day With i~’ in a h .\lr~x I Mn fix-M 11ml mil mum“ all pnnmw vrlul\1':1tin:‘.. 'l‘hw vux'mvul \ull «mm: “ith :1 parade lmznlml by the lluily vas Bank «xf (‘ltivago $11va l»_\' the Queen uf the carnival. 1.â€"\ young lady from [Worth-1d n-wivm: the luau-st numlu-r of \‘ntu will lu- Quwn «11' NW (‘zn‘nivall Afh-r the pnrmlc- \lEllH'lllL’ “ill lw in Unit-r un the W”, (‘l'vtv mad. Alum: {he midway will lu novelties nf all \‘ariclies. n-l'rmh- IIH‘HLS am LTIHHQ‘> uf chann- mul skill. le vommittm: who are Working tn mukv thi< ufl'un' .I lellpll‘h' ~11uvv>< IIH‘HLS am Lrum Thv vommittm: mukv thi: ufl'u arr as follmx‘s: (‘arniml ('ommittees Arx'unzonn-nt ('nmmith-r Krvss. ("huirmum A, J. Ernie Knaak. M. A. Fun”. Lums Mcyvr I’lmmw ( n] Chairman; 1’. Wm. Roxy. A man. Thu). J‘ u Trufiiv , James U'Vunnur. (‘hailA man; (‘hostrr Wolff. Edward Sogert, R. stsling. \V‘ J. Krvh, W. A4 qur- uiv. W. B. (’nrr, (hm. Stnnucr. l‘aul Diutz, mel Wilkumm, .Iuhn Bukley. Dam-o {\mnniIh-e ~ Alrx \Vlllmun. ('hairman; Ralph Hun‘nM-rm-r. “1‘qu Bluinu. Ruin-rt l'vttis. I’m! Huguxr, ('arl Andvrx'un, Hm», Km‘ch, Jr.‘ Rwy Moyurs. Hurry Muhlkr. Wm, SHIN, August. le-mp, Rcfrvshnwnt ('ummltu-v Mrs. E. V. Becker. ('hmrnmn; .\Ir,~‘ (L Gunni- mzw. Mn: K. finder. Mrs. F. Peter xl‘,” l'nited Evangelical (’hurch Sunday School meets promptly at 10 a. m. and preaching: at eleven. The subject for the morning will lw ‘The peril of the second best.‘ K. 1.. (I la. meeting at 7 p. m. with the sub- jm ‘Thy will he mm with my plvasurvsf At the (-wning preach ins: servin- at right n'vlnck IhU sub- ji‘ct, “The k‘hur‘l‘n son." WI“ lu- iiiu» {rated with stvroupticun <lniv- Fifty five slides Hll [hr lifo- uf i'lii'i~t \Hil luv shown. On Sunday o-n-ninu. Aumm Hu- 14th,thc evening will he :iwn uwr wt 3 special musirnl H'l'VlVL (h :r um orchestra arvpmrticinp fux thi~ "lL’ill Sacred son: and 1n<trumvntui mum as wvll as somv ('V'A‘ilt‘ll' nubuh m‘. t-nt will luv heard :it thuz M-I‘Hi'o- l’rayrr mortlm: as hrld m 1:». «hurl-h cn-ry lenvwiay rn-nznu t“ .r all who wish in uvml thmwivvs nf u pullllk' 1it'VHllHnfll pvrimi. The mnnthly l‘. H, liusmw‘ Im-r-t- und axial will he holul u! llw h-xmr in: l‘.’ [-1 of Miss Liiiizm .-\n':~~ l‘i'ulu)‘ n1: lhi< “Pck. fins {“4” 1 hull! fur [h by (hv mlL'h the 2101'} "r 1.7.“. Rcfrvshnwnt ('ummltu-e V. Becker. ('hmrnmn; .\Ir,~‘ (1 mar. Mn: H. Emit-r. Mrs. I5 son. Mn. 0. Bl't‘l‘hflm. Mrs Scilor. Mrs W. Lemma Mrs. Kross, Mrs. A. Hum. Mrs. .I‘ (i Advertising A. J. hum-r. ( nmr- mzm: Mrs. R, H l’vltis. Mrs. Aim Willman. Theo. J. Kmmk‘ Decorating: (‘ummittco ~â€" Then. J Knaak. ('hairman; Ottu Knaak. Ed Segert. ...- , :, . Lunénu Advertising mzm: Mrs. R, Willman. Thu Miss Larson ut' (‘hn-ugu x> Mrs. E. (‘. Andvrson‘ Miss Julia Newton hm guest, her cousin nf ('hivam Ht Y1 THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS; HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS '1‘ hv .‘K [fillin- rhf childrm I'L'!‘ \th- Strphvn lk-erfield I’rrxhyl 'l‘lu- Kenn-~15 Km»; Gohrkv vim 'fir ,, James U'Vunnur. (‘ht-strl‘ \Volfi'. Edward -\ n 1 (EN n; {MN} Ilm‘t‘nM-rm-r. HruN Ruin-rt l'vttis. I’m! Huguxu (lvrx'un, How. Kill't'h, Jr.‘ Rwy Hum-V \Inhlkl. Wm, Snlm, ht \\ m: ~}\:Lk ‘t {a}, [ht , Rt‘iCht‘ll, .111. “um! Sm. r futhvr, J. ('. \\':mL whv ital in Mllwnuke‘r, w \Vl‘m-lm' and (\u "1-1: Hf Arhnutun Hrmhh ('t'lt‘l' Hf \Vnmkhu'k :HU H l ) nnmit {m ‘HV L’i Y‘t' t-nu-rmim-d at (in) .3 Mr. and Mrs Wm .\l \Valu'l ‘umz. Lums .“v_\rr>‘. m‘mun hwtz. Hmu‘y H Inlt'rmn (huh h \V uf l'ndr .\1 :a rt} \\ m \1 m; B, Ii finder. Thm M [Uk'k‘ :HV. Brunklyx Y/ \1 \isitim: km Ii H ldrmg ('hmr Pt -ur \\ m It H “('1 .\1 who wxll rt}: hv!‘ l Poor tool that he wu. Nebuclud- nemr had yet to nulize thnt he was but the custodian. the agent of his ‘matorial goods. In modern lanxum his royal majesty was suffering from an enlargement of the cranium. his ego developed abnormally to the er tlusinn of the nthcr ixalancixu forces of t-hnrattur. The strlpturrs say of this man. ‘Whlir thw Wnrd was Hill‘ in thv kinu'x muntlt. thcrv fell a win- fruni heaven. HAYIHLL "0. Kim: Nehuvhudnezzar. to tht-t- it is spok- en; The Kingdtml Isl departed [rum thee , , thou shall be driven from men and be made to out grass as the «men until thuu knowest that the Most High mlc-th m the kingdom of men". ()ur friend has had many Ahil<irt‘ll and sucwuwn smu- that day. They exist at hQHLi!‘ uf govvrnmenL-t. us Admirals (If the names. um dark. but Huh nnd ull hau- flullt' m thvir ill-futwl father, Nc-huchmlnrzznr. Henry VIII and (Shrrn- lll wrrr uubtnntimx omniplrs- u? the onlarszml «1'0; Napult-on Bunupurtv nt-u'r real we'd that lilt‘l‘t‘ \\1I~ n litui Hi the Henry VIII and ( uubtnmimx cxumplrs- «$10: Napulmm "mm; mm! that {ht-H \\1I~ Ht-un-ns until uft-‘r “Val-Tin“, \H HY. ”h Hr‘ \\ ir SECOND PERIOD AT CAMP ROOSEVELT L'IHL' \\ hll “but :1 datum“ thuvhndnvlLur hmi huun In >prnvl with his plunun-m hh‘ lumquvls. his mam \H\I'>’, hxt no (mw In m h)!“ svlf fur Hm un-al llfv tn urnw. Many nf us (why hun- plvml)’ Hf lune {or the dam-v. 1hr cards and thr mm‘iv bu; nu time for thy rhun-h 1v!” Khe pruyq‘r meeting, May we nut lw likr Queen Boss “bu \\hi.~1urwi ‘m the “ilhnp of London u> he >10in by hn-r dyi 1;: M41: “mllliun: fur an my}: uf nmv." This Summer's ("amp is Larger Than EVer: Third Period Began July Thirty- Firs! MAN Y BOYS REGISTERED Thu serum! pertmi uf attendant-r at t‘ump Kt)(l.\c\r1l. Hu- natinnal sum- mer yantunmcnl t‘w buys. upcned un Sunday. July [7. (m that morning a farmer and his \ufu dnwv up in n ltnttvrmi nM Ford uni rrgistc-n-«l their mm fur the I’n-nunndtr If the summer Menu The)" "(11‘ L'nmo one hundred miles. {rum :4 nun nf loss than a thunsnntl inhuhstantx They sturtml frtnm home 21‘ SUN 1L In in the morn tmz. but thty \kuntml Iht'lr buy lu haw a (hullcr m 1h!» meat «ump. and they \u-rt- haunt! tn 15hr It tn hxm. Vlad m the l'ux‘uluthn Hmkl. the buy wnx :nium-«l Ir a twat :n the Smut» «raft Divismn. nxtri m u fr“ minutes wtn humming :nqtuttntri “1th hi» ten: malt-s. At the end ef the summer. think of what a wealth of memories this ~~imple fanner [my will earry hack tn the farm with him! What a host of memories he will ('HJU)‘ during hi.~ lunesume life spent nn the farm dur» mg the winter months! He had nev- er hefure met any boys who had been further away than perhaps five miles heyrvnd the radim uf hi3 home. At . . _ 7 ,,_J try)‘ .n. ... ('ump Ruoscu-lt he Is mowing and mingling daily “ith buys from Ala» banm. frnm l‘rxmsHVamu, from ('ali- forum and ('unadu. In say naming of ‘hc hundred,- uf luvy~ {rum around the middlt-wrsl. What an mh'rvhangv uf thuuu’ht and 16““: mm! lu- lhI- n- »ult' This boy's pxnvnt.» knu- put ‘01.)VYhiHL’”11thIlfl'“hk'h\\lllnr\' xr fl raukv hum, wnwthm: “huh “111 l'hhllL'l‘ the rnlirv hum! uf hr futurv lift {ht-n 'i'hc hfll \‘ {rum a” pa‘ Hilly {rum an \‘Mth T)"- t and m.- Hh‘. Hm )u:lr'tr~ A cl‘l K 'mm Irn‘t“ l'U m ”‘1 l5 NH h b) '5' llx-rn~ uvn (MM 11"“ 1 MM {hr 1'. hnl “0.1!?- u” {Vnrh . Rkh~i2ul~ an Hungux'} i that ".m-x \V‘hlt "11‘! Thu i- but u- ..f 1hr bu: \V MUH'I the 111' h H 'H lm NIH) '1 of HM- huuw hf Huh rr :nfhwtrd \nlh the 1hr \Xpflr.~lul1 «If the IVutht-r. \Vmem II and mu- :n'v lwmu c-fivctn'rl)‘ 111V» Inn-h bland of ‘H' \anvnvrn. Th mu] thv Hugnhu . hu\.~ 31-12); h A m. A mm‘ ll an flu JH‘ lhu mm! lu- {hr n- ;unvnt.» hnu- put Ilfv “hn'h “HI nrv mvthm: “huh “111 hum! uf hr futurv ~ '-H-'.;'1nv than| ‘ muntr)‘. equv- v Many pun uh. 1:. Hum). , vym‘. (le ,lu‘ '21 Hm \\v\h rh \Lnlklhg an ritua- {updmrkn of 31-12); \lhu' Hm! ”I (h.- h: :xtYmrx nf [hr H \H‘l h! [$11111 Hf mm UK NM 1| vm' uzft uh \kth 1!!!“ HH- mp am; «p: 3 Mrs.“ [31an Reswurzam : 501 Central Avenue Phone 547. CHURCH SERVICES Sunday I. m. n! 10:46, Band” flchtJl tn- mudutely folluvmx: Wednondny Evening Testimonlnl Rama ll Izoo Hlxnulned In P Highland Park Fuel Compaq! 102 N. Is! St. HERIAN DENZEL. President 1mm J. J. Mxm, Embazngm Expert Demi-Surgeons CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING BOO! Office and Residence. 104 Walnut 5 Highland Park. Illinois Ioal 8; Solvay joke You are Cordully Invited to make use of the privileges of the J. J. MINES a; SON Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sunday: 2 to 6 p. In. rH (‘hurch of Chrm. 8010mm. of Human; Put 387 Central Avenue r"mural Directors Enablished 1890 Telephmu H P. “03 Lady Awistant \ Street PLO! "VI