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"The Bank of Pe'1iunalSe'v ca; THAT SATISFIED SMILE ' It's Broadest at Harvest Time l'oets rhyme about the 'smiling Country in the month of Mav.‘ But we'd rather see that same country at harvest time. when the smiles are on the faces of the farmers after their well-earned crops have come iii‘.‘ It’s the same in every business at ‘har- vest.'â€" the time when a man gathers in the returns on his hard work. ' Our patrons. using to the full our many facilities and personal service. reap better l Miss t'harlotte Brand had as her ‘gucst Tuesday. Mrs. E. M. I'mbach of E‘. :inston Mr E. W. (isell and his mother, Mrs (isell. motored to Morrison. lll..l last Thursday and are spending a‘ Iii-ck there visiting friends and rela- l t ti\es, l (mini-It's l-‘all ttpeniiig will be on. or: September 17. as announced iii the‘ Saturday, September ‘21, instead of ml on page ii (if this Issue . Mr» l‘ E S-‘yfarth and i'lllltll‘t'n. li:i\i- returned from Michigan where they spent the past summer I Mrs, Williur llrotherton. .lr. :i‘tid two sons of Ann Arbor, Mich. is spending two weeks with her mother. Mrs. Abbie H. Ilastin. Mrs Brother- tiiii i. :‘l‘. route to Florida where she mll make her future home Mrs “in, M. Wright will have as her guest Mrs. W. t" Dunn of San Francisco. t'alif Miss Sandi-ll of .Ioliet was the week eizd guest of Miss Helen Hill of Green l'iey road Mrs. Evva Egan Truux and :s'ewell left Wednesday for How‘e. Ind . where Scw'ell will enter the Howe Mil~ itaiy' :iciiil.‘itiy. son. ‘w'as tiw guest last week of Mr. and 'ayenuu, ha\ing spent the summer in 7.. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Stephen S. Worth and daughter of Rogers Park formerly of this ritzy are planning to go to Indi- anapoli. Ind.. in a few weeks to make their future home. Mrs. Anna M. Atw'ater who spent the past four months traveling in England. Scotland and France. ar- rhed ill New York Saturday on the Red Star Liner. Finland. \ Miss Margaret (' Miller sailed Sat- urday for France where she will re- main for two years. Mrs. I‘i. It. Allen of ()ahkuah. “'ltiq Mrs. A. 1‘ Allen of (ileiiyiew ave. Mr. J F. Learning and family have moved back into their home on Itean Highland Park 1 Mrs. Ellef S t‘lark and son of Itc- ti'oit. Mich. are spending a few days visiting friends in this city Mrs t‘lark was formerly Miss Esther Ha- :ker of till.s city, Mr and Mrs. Edward Hintz have lL’ttllt' to lleiiver. ('olo.. where they in“ ‘\l~ll Mr, and Mrs Lichty fora month Miss Viola I’ansie will spend the week end in (lshkoah. Wis, where she \ylll attend the wedding of her cou- :sin - Mr and Mrs lt J Lynch and daughter Margaret of Irving Park ‘yvere the Sunday guests of Mr. and We are here to serve you joy in life is keeping you healthy. returns on their investments of time. work and money. - HIGHLAND PARK TRUST 8c SAVINGS; BANK HARRY P At' 1. [rubber ji it MORTON R. MAVIH‘ JOHN OLIVER Vice President President 3 i "“‘li ”ll“: 31;“ I “\ll “Amihh hm“:Mrs. “illiam Monroe Wrght l r l H vi\‘ei it (I e . . t't‘fl‘t'li rt's‘lâ€" . _ . ‘ I' B HI [ant Park prpggm... .. i....-.i ii. iii “MM ”1"“'l'r"'-‘;"";.“> M ' e ' . ’.\I!‘.\ Bergen are making their home i‘h ”bib it! tie (. iiite-B IAMIKt‘lH‘fll 1 ‘Illilllt‘ with their daughter, Mrs ('has I “H ‘ lulu” ”W“ ay road andl ' _ ,. rd-.. . 1.. , A . j l Manstir. >l..tUl‘tll t illtlt‘ and hear some good Published weekly by JOHN L. UDELL and PAUL I... UDELL. at Highland l’ . h ‘ iniusic. Park. Lake County, Illinois ' . . ““2“” " “““""'”“ i“ W; . .. ‘l nited l'.\‘}lllL't‘llt‘Hl ihur'ch Sunday Wm Udell Brothers . ................................................................. .. ....................... Editorsl 'iight. (it T‘l.'\. corner of (ireeii Hay i a 3 Florence Wither ------------------------------------------------------------ City and SocietrEdltor; i..:i.i iiiiii liiiihil in..." M... ““10 INN" Y CHURCH 0 March 1. 1911, at the post office at Highland 1 km, “WWW-Ofl Entered as second class matter Telephone Highland Park 557 and§558 i SI TIRE}: itii THURSDAY; iiil’TriMBiilt ‘32. ‘ __’_.-â€"â€"â€"â€"‘â€"â€"â€"â€"-__ i NEED NORTH SHORE irratjcfiroav : An investigation of the telephone situatioii brings forth the following facts: At the present time the telephone company- has what it terms‘ a “District Directory" which covers Highland Park. Lake For-T est. Deertield. Fort Sheridan. Higliwood and Iiake Bluff. i‘ To the south is another district directory'tcoiitainintr listings; of subscribers in towns from Glencoe south ti) Evanston. In the! district north is another comprising Lake (Toutity, Illinois. includ-l ing Waukegan, Zion and towns west of Wank gan. There is airâ€"l other district west of us covering subscri ers in Arlington' Heights. Barrington. Lake Zurich, Mt. Pi'ost'iwct and Palatinei These several directories. we understand. serve the various com-' munities and furnish the necessary information for the sub-l scribers talking within a radius of 13 or 20 miles. We also learnedl that the telephone company recently introduced an enlarged dis-‘ trict directory for the benefit of subscribers west of the city of? Chicago. 1 We have seen one of these directories (the print is a little small-» er. but well set up. and perfectly readable in three column form) and believedt is of greater convenience to the public than the; directories now in use along the north shore. . This new directory contains the names ahd telephone num-, bers of subscribers formerly shown in three directories. covering 32 towns. ‘ We believe Highland Park and Lake Forest ought to have something similar along the north shore to relieve our troubles, namely â€"- a combined directory for the entire gnorth shore. This? plan would ‘give most subscribers the names pf people they fre- quently call ;along the entire north shore and should go a long wayI to improve service to nearby towns. For those subscribers whose business necessitates calls to other towns not listed in the present Highland Park and Lake Forest directory. Upon application to the local manager. the specific local directory heeded will be sup-V plied. HOWever. even this would only be a temporary solution. The better plan for Highland Park and LakefForest would be a consolidated directory for the north shore. sfet up in the same way as the one now in use in the towns west of Chicago. Then again it may be that there are many subscribers in High- land Park and Lake Forest who frequently caE people in (‘hicago and for these subscribers a Chicago directory may be obtained. by applying to the local manager. i l J READ THE NEWSPAPERS " lTwenty-three hundred What do you know about Xerxes. king of Persia. and seventy-one years ago he was invading Greece with an army of 5.283.220 . soldiers. Now he and his conquests are almost forgottkan. It makes one won-j der. how much will be known of the world 2.371 yehrs hence in the year 4,292; and how much they will know of our civilization. I It would be worth knowing to future man. becauseihistory repeats. With, a knowledge of the past you can forecast the future with amazing accuracyd Succeeding generations. as man runs in his revolving: squirrel cage. do the: sa-mTthings over and over again. We merely use ditfvirent costumes. speech.' weapons and implements for earning a living. 1; I The world has been turned upside down by the warf; Things never will be. the same again in our lifetime. Precedents and niethods have been de-l stroyed overnight. They will continue to be destroyted all through recon-1 struction. l I You read of the overthrow of the czar. Kerensky k'aiiie into power A‘ ‘winkling and he was gone. Bolsheviks tirade him ahcient history. Soon‘ i e bolsheviks may melt into the past. History is being destroyed almost .2. rapidly as it is being made. for. by the time a texthpok gets off the press.i the things it deals with have changed. its characters pdssed out ‘ To be up-tmthe-niinute. to know the most important history {that in which we are living) one must read the néwspapers. Tlirough the newspapers one learns more in a few years than ten generations behind him learned in their whole lifetime. The Pan-Pacific Educational conference. at its meeting just closed at Honolulu. urged that newspapers befused as textbooks in schools Frank Milner. delegate from New Zealand Enid: "The newspaper is a great text-hook. if intelligently used. l am uising newspapers with considerable success in my classes. It helps prepare students to take part in ,day melting for Harrisburg, Pa. ;\\lll spend a week in the mountains of A111. parents Mr -.'i week's \aciition from duties at .l H i tiiiiii-tt's dry ‘ ’ ’ ’ lll‘ii' lil‘ll } iettil tied 'happy' parents of a daughter. \'eron‘ M. ' to th' Surf hotel. l‘hicag ii Sundflvs l for the winter Holy- (tilllllltll’lluli. T'flll ii in, E .\1i iinii .yii-s. iiiii I’hllllll‘ iiim.i “were we)“ um wmwn 110‘“ ltli'\t'tl into their new borne on Vine l “' "l- l uyenuc. ‘Tliurgidays 1 Mr and Mrs Hurry White are khl'l Holy (oniniunioii ‘J :‘,o :i in l l born August III its regular sessions this. Sunday I1l(tY‘I’l»' ('oine and hear llzii‘r) t lziik' sink'l mg" “ Uim' I" ”W i-hun'h' 1’“ u’ “ill “The Ninety and Nine." Sunday night . Ill-"V“ m” loyalty to (.hn“ by ”Yinâ€"l corner of (ireen Bay road and Laurel Ifl\'t’., 3I"rank Bowmaster and son Maynard of Grand Rapids. Mich. it'Vt’nlllL' at Masonic drill htill. t‘hicago. at‘l'airs. It cultivates an interest in international topics which so profoundly affect all humanity. It makes the student broad-minded and able to handle big problems‘in an intelligent way." i That is an excellent suggestion for teachers. Tehch the children what the ancients did. But also. through the newspapers. keep them abreast of the present and its changes in the things required .for success and happi- ness. ; The real‘history from now on. will deal with ecbnomics and sociology. not with kings and wars. 0 History. remember. is nMng but old newspa- Tlie Re\ Elmer (iii-ser left Mon-4““ A Bloomfield He M is A 0 Mason. Jr,. returned‘ home the latter part of last week from l'eiitw'ater. Mich , where she spent the ’ennsylyania after which he will re- uiu to school in New York. Miss Marion Hicks of St. Charles. summer . . . ”H. week end “uh her. Mr. and Mrs. L. (1. W right hm, n. and M” J- ” ”Id” [turned to their home on South Linden \l‘til .' Int-nut which was occupied by Mario ' ‘ ”r3 “ “Hm-Hm: t'hamlee during the summer ! Mrs. Ii. \V. Rightsell of Little Rock. .-\rk.. is the gut-st of her sister-iti-liiw. spent I )IlsS Tt‘firlt' Kllt(l\ store Mr and Mrs I: A l’ick \\ ho spent: RN! l‘. l‘. \Voliott, It It. Hector l summer in Highland Park haiel Rev. Walter t‘. Hihler. Asst Ministcri Trinity ('hurch S hi-il will resume ning the new school year right. Women's Auxiliary (Diocese of (hi-1 cago) The annual day of Prayer for the women of the diocese will be held in the Church of thc Atonement. 5749 Kt'lvlilliri‘ ayenue. ('hicago. on Thurs- :it the l'riited Evangelical church. avenue. if you want a real treat. Mrs. M. A. Mihills has returned from Ready Farm. Niles. Mich. where she spent the summer. Mr. ‘tttlil ‘Mrs. A. W. Lovell and day. September 39‘ beginning with a: Ml“- I‘m“ TI'IIS‘T ""‘t‘lw‘l t“ ““‘M" celebration of the Holv ('ominunion ati h““"- lnd.. In“ Sunday “”‘l spent. Will) a. in. and closiiig at ll p in i WI“. ‘l‘u' Rt". Arthur Rogers of St Mark‘s: Mrs. Thoburn Lapp and two daugh- (Church. Evanston, will conduct the1 ters of t‘hicago. was the Sunday guest service. of Mrs. Alice Turifl'. The church may be reached by the. Mrs. William Monroe Wright has Northwestern elevated to Thorndale returned from a month's motor trip station, walking 1‘: blocks east and froru New York to I’orland. ()re. 1 block south. or by Route 1 or Mr. and Mrs Henry Stone. Mr. Broadway N" I“ Ardmore avenuel walking 2 blocks east. All who and Mrs. Burns and daughter Doro- thy. Mrs. George Moriarty and son George and the Misses Norma and Marita Bodenschotz of Woodstock. were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Conrad. Mr and Mrs Robert I). Forgan and family who have spent the summer at plan to attend kindly notify the acting minister. Hyannisport. Mass. have returned to :Rev. J. H. Keagle. Pastor their home in Highland Park. Sunday. Sept. 25th. Rally Itay. Miss (‘atherine (‘irant spent the past I‘""""‘l5- "I“"I’VH- ””5""? L“ “Fit-i week in Itixon. iii. and Mlss ()live 9d ‘0 mend 8“ of the Interest!“ ”80“,}? spent the “Wk end ”10“. meetihgs scheduled for both morning with her. ‘and evening in this church. An II1~_ Miss Marian Hlat-k of Evanston is' 10”."an pmgrani h“ been arrangedi for the morning. and a number of the guest of Miss Margaret Ilosmer. this week. Mrs. Paul Blanchard of Walker entertained at dinner Sunday for Mrs. John E. McCormick and daughter Emma of Aurora and Mr. Moody Bible Institute faculty mem-i bers and students will take pan in‘ the two evening scrwces. 9:30 to llzlit) a. m. School classes and church services will be combined into one t‘OnIlnuouF service at which time the lessons for the quarter will be reviewed under the heading: The Keynote of I'aul'a Life. There will be special music consisting of a song by the Han-ca (‘lass' and other good numbers The pastor will iheii preach a short up Miss Beatrice Thayer is enjoying a months' trip through the east and south. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson spent th‘ week eiiil in Anstiii \isiting Mr. r r] t Nelson's parents P up a v N "nun" ‘ . ‘ 6:45 p. m. in minute pre prayer (niriiett s I‘all ()peiiiiig will be on service. Sutui' lay. Se iteinber ‘_’l. iiist -' l - n s (n.1,1ywrll- a ”m m hi“ ”if ii00 Mr. Royal Hanson who is a l I ' ' ‘ . 52 H l'.' ' u ‘l ‘ ‘ ‘ i 'l ‘ missionary volunteer for .\outli Am thl on page 5i of this issu- Mr. Edward .I. I'arks attended the Holden (ilow club dance last Thursday erica 'will be the speaker at the thri- tiori Endeavor meeting and the sing ing Will be in charge of Mr Hairy ('lark, assistant director of the l'rac ncal Work Department of the In Mrs. ("harles ('hapin and Miss An- . . stitutt. rictte ( hapiii \\’lll return from the __ Ii .. east tlctoler lst and will open their "4] Evening “Ml-5m” Ml" Al house on Ravine drive in Highland lisiili.lsupertntendent‘of Women. and Park. an unusually interesting and inspira» . p ' tionall speaker will give the address Miss M. Qumn of henosha was of the evening. and Mr. t‘lark will. lead [be singing in this service also. Other‘ special tnusii will be provided by Mr. Ruggs of the Extension IM- paitment. and a talented group of stu the week end guest of her sister. Mrs. Allen of Glenview avenue. Mrs. Edward Smith and Mrs. Roger Vail have returned from Ephraim. \\'is.. where they‘ spent the summer. demi‘ _ . Come. and brim.r vour frie'ils. The H. l’. Beers faintly have re-. W 1 ‘1 . _ 4. ' 1: . _ turned from l’entw'ater. Mich. where' anestay. " J l" "l' .ayer- ineetiig. they spent the summer. ( tit-tr l’tut‘llt't‘. Th. rada '. ":45. The members of the (‘ommunity 0 ) ' Service board will meet at the ('om. â€" _ munity t‘enter next Monday evening. Miss Alice Duffy had as her guest two day's this week. Miss Elizabeth ('ARI) OF THANKS Wd wish to thank our “lends. the Rev. H. I). Dick and th’ Eastern Star ’ ) ' . . 81.0“" ”f ( ttawa for (heir kindness and Mr. and Mrs. George Roosetter are showh during our recent enjoying a two weeks' trip through menu the east. 5'4. -I.;’.a~‘ow.«,, . i - . The S unday ‘ sympathy tfactora eapecially bereave- } vestor who begin: with the home util- l ity. A. W. Fletcher and Family i average busineaa of utilitiea ahowa a and remediea in your home. vented if you take it in time. Rubber goods? We have Telephone 23 WASHING Prompt Service SOAP A Patel... Authorized WASHING MACHINESâ€" IRONING MACHINESâ€" VACUUM CLEANERSâ€" Have You Read “Main Street”? If not you have {1115le a great method of analyzing our present If you are expecting it to be just The book is bigger. better than any atory you like the author's Viewpoint or not. Your book trade will be appreciated. We try to carry t Fiction ('l'STOMER OWNERSHIP Roger W. Babson. recognized as one of the leading economist: of the country. in a recent article says “Government ownership to place concentrated capital ownership ha.- been the alternative usually pro- potted in considerltion of the prob- lems of our eaaential industriea. Re cently. however, progressive public dis ‘utility (‘Umpnnlfl have blazed a new a new givea trail. Their success with what called 'cuatomer ownerahip'. lpromiae of a solution for other linea. “I believe that We have the begin- ning of a working plan for public co operation with private management that may be applied equally well to railroads and possibly some of the industries pnividing necessariea of life. “The building up of share-holders lists at home assure» any company the friendly interest of the public it serves and ia an eVidence of good faith to a far away investor. Two favor the small inâ€" In the first place. the charted \ a The way to keep healthy is by having our fresh dr‘j A serious sickness can be If!" Come in today and let ua select for you a few rim” things for your medicine chest. Come to US for it EARL W. GSELL Pharmacist EXPERT REPAIRING . for all types of IRONING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS PHONE FOR A TRIAL PACKAGE OF THE [DIAL WAD-INC MACHINE DOA? A. W. EVANS DECKERME HUBER . 15 8. St. John- Ave-ac THOR -â€"â€" EDEN â€"- A.B.C. 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M.Bl \orth Warm IA ,. f ‘l steady progress over both :0“ 3‘ bad times. In the second pl”t “3,1”; regulation imposed by public M in moat states gives to the in y!- a degree of protection for hi! "Ty ’ “1).. cc“ “Without a progressive [)qu .’ ' ity service there can be no Companies f I community. - p ' lthia plan of customer owner“ ‘4; l NIP"!!! t0 solves queationa of th ',.'. tribution of property andoth .} lem 'of corporate onenhilp g; ‘eratron aa oppoaed to polltlcll. ‘3; tion. Ia not the true aoltlfl’ft ..c..us... .w-‘ iw _, 573 i i ELIZA]! '. announces t = PIANO- bave the securities of our , . : systema ownedhy the riders, M .ng- % our electrical companies Ovid." ' . the users of the power. our 6” business owned by the Habit!” _ __--.,._-.. . i ‘ Barker's Superfine Flavor! d: baking simply delicious. The Nil ” that satisfies. At all 3100011 ‘d’p‘ ~ ad\. . y s ”‘9- “When the swallowa fly" waa a favorite old aonl. some people want to aing tl. . the awalloura downward Mg;