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‘thel'i- 2 [cw-- -- 9+ ~>v>~>e~e~o>©~m '5 $150 n Silk) â€" X ~-sf)ecial nd the Swing ngmeers "and Smeyors if)!» Birth Street Mnnvtkas, Illinois In RIM; Elnlmd Pm Telonbno 3- luvs m g‘ des 81 Marsh IL: 9 pair for in Buy rm Delivery $1.200 1.95 R. WATSON D ENTIST 0.........-........ :z'lmme Highland Park 1251 mm It: :‘x r ”(H ATIU\ FREE «('hune or (All > .. )\Rhl.\(. S(‘Hl)0LS \~~«>(| \Tl0\ H Shulu. Duct!" . rhld \nnu. Chic-go PhODPS {2' them 32.19 31.49 "®é9>9~'>“>'>'9-3KW _-' sxfi: for $2,700. F0, A ~ along the shore 2i n City has been “I!“ list Of lot - fiat of interment; cam-us of Liberty. i nther interior 1‘ this landscape 1 that admiration at H1 Highxvmd baseball team played Glenme A. C. at Glencoe on Sunday afternoon and defeated them by a score of 11-0. They will play at Glen- me next Sunday. _ . “â€"4. To be sure. one can provide shade with. a make-shift canvass awning which will shut out everything: but the heaviest breezes with its heavy canvass folds. But how does this conipare with the soft. airy green cur- tain which Mother Nature will so generously weave for us, if we pro- vide her with a few plants of vines to start with? Economical folk will realize also the saving in the cost between even the. simplest cloth awning with its accompanying fixings. and that of a few small growing vines. Each year, too, with a veryJittle assistance to nature in the matter of fertilizer and cultivation. you will have an entirely fresh, new green curtain. a thicker, handsome: one every summer. The uwning cloth, on the other hand will probably look a little fnded and shabby even after the first summer’s use. and will be llmost “impossible” fitter the sec- ond summer. With some many varieties ‘ of vines it is nlweye possible to choc-e one thnt seem; to be especially adapted to the shape of the veranda to be covered, jar to the specie] ar- chitecture of the house. Although all vines are beautiful md beautify any spot, they may cover neverthe- less, one may use judgment in choos- ing ”at the right one. 3 Vina: for the Porch Fof‘covering the front porch the ’Inre many good vines. The one whit; gives the densest shade. “d also‘firotection from rain, because lo! Glencoe defeated Shermerville 3-1 in a twilight game last evening at Shermerville. How much attention do you give your'outdoor living roomâ€"the veran- da? us- No veranda is quite complete until it is covered with some thick. green vines that will add to its coolness and prdvido the necessary shade for the hot summer days. MORE FIGHTS AT USE TWO PITCHERS T0 ~ White was again nipped on the fingers by a fuul tip. and was sue- ceeded by Dalton. a new tryout and 21 worthy one from all appearances. He will no doubt appear in the lineup during the rest of the season. Way- ma’.’ who is leaving, will probably be rephced by Tom Peters, who recently purchased an interest in the Central Tire’ company. and who fortunately fills t place that the Elks have been won-tying about. The other regulars are énunding into midseason form and the local fans can expect some good games (luringr the rest of the sum- mer. Despite the warm weather Sun- day afternoon the fans turned out well. Better Shade Than Makeshift Screen or Awning; Ivy for the Walls Hesslc-r. in the box for the Elks last Sumfiy. though he weakened and had to yield his place to Williams in the seventh. held the Shermerville A. C. boys down to two runs in the first five innings. In the sixth the visitors found the hall repeatedly and scored four times: Highland Park had scored eight runs during this time. While the score was thus standing 8 m 6, Williams was called in to finish things up. He took up the burden in his usual manner and allowed only one other Shermerville man to cross the plate, while his team mates ran up four more tallies. . HIGHWOOD DEFEATED GLENCOE A. C.â€"â€"l4- VINES MAKE HOME MORE COMFORTABLE 1“ BEAT SHERMERVILLE ELKS WIN SUNDAY GAME saer and Williams Hold Visit- oi-s to 12-7 Score; Sever- , al Changes in the ’ B.P.O.E. Lineup 1A UYOCWIR‘ HOME HOME 4M hhuml 8!le 96M cover never‘heH ' .. . . atree. The Trumpet Vine (Binonh) lgment "1 choos- l is also excellent for this pug-you. '°' iBoth of these vines need Iome sup- . Porch gport. as they will not “cling” like ' front porch " the ivies. vines. The onei A vine is a good inn-luau be- set: shade, mdfiauu from a single phntin‘ you rain, because lollget returns for years am} yea". 1nd “' ('lass D 4:. w. Be}: 75, r. .1. j Knapp 69. (K H. Hermann 0‘0. G. W. :Rossetter 70, J. De F. Richards 73. 1â€"1 3 Briergale at‘ O. J. Caron and M. J. ('hafl'ee were iwinners, 5 up and 2 up. respectively. 'the overlapping leaves, is the “Dutchman's Pipe Vino" (Aris- Etolchia Sipho) It's name is de- irived from the curious pipe-shaped ufiowers of brownish color. The Lleaves are large. It is a very rapid ; grower. The well known Wisteria is per- haps the moat decorative of all vines. The foliage is attractive. and the long pendant plumes of fragram fiawersLOf purple or white. are un- equalled by the flowers of any other hardy vine. It is ideal for plants to climb over old stump: , or a dud cu”. v-u -. ..n ..... good sorts. The Boston lvy will cling to a smooth stone or bush surface. and as the leaves unturnlly “hp". like shingles, it shed: the rain. A beautiful dark green during the sum- mer. it changes to the moat gorgoou shades of crimson under the brush of Jack Frost. Team Which Gave Locals Tough Battle Early in Season Coming Again The management of the l-Ilks' base- ball team have scheduled the Colum- bus A. C. again for next Sunday, July 16. This team was defeated by the Elk: the early part of this year in a hard fought battle. 9 to 8. They have been strengthened by the addi- tion of Lefty MeGraw. the sensa- tional Loyola pitching star. who is credited with 1‘.) straight wins for his team. They also will have in their lineup Seblark. star second sucker. recently signed by the New York Giants for next year. The Elks, how- ever, are also strengthened by obtain- ing many local stars and rounding them into shape. Greenslade. Clark. DeLong. Ilise. Hessler. White and Williams are now playing and hat- ting in midseason form. They have also the service of three new local stars, Gerken. Peters and llalton. The management of the (‘olumhus A. C. remarked that the Highland Park‘ team was their stifl'est upzuwi- tion this season. With H. l‘. one vivtory to the good, nnd hoth team: strengthened. this should prove to he the most exciting and interesting game played so far this year. The Japanese “Virgin‘s Bower” (Clematis paniculata) is also one of the finest porch vines. Inconspicuous- in early spring. it makes its growth early enough to give shade from the mid-summer sun, and in autumn is a mass of beautiful flowers. which almost hide the vine. Another fragrant climber is the Akebia. It is very ornamental and graceful and especially well suited to sunny positions. Vines for Walls For covering walls, nothing equals the ivies. The best known is the very hardy Boston Ivy {Ameloplis Veit- chi); but there are seven! thr COLI' MBlS A. C. TO PLAY ELKS Sl'NDAY The honeysuckles not only make a pleasant shade, but are so deliciously fragrant that on»: or tw‘) should be planted. even where other vines are used. Hull's Japan is one of the most satisfactory varieties. For the quickest results, plant the Kudzu vine (Puerarin Thunbergi- am.) It grows with almost unbe- lievable rapidity and gives 1 very tropical eflect. Following an- the results uf Sutur day's play at local golf clubs: Bob o'Link Winners in the hull swwp t.‘r;-~< a Bob 0' Link were: (‘lnss A and (‘1 Hum: 70, (I A. h" T.;. H‘ 0. King 7;} R. D. Gordon 7.‘ E. A. Muginnis 7 w Class (‘# Robinson 7 Bn-it 75. 1' Brooks 79. GOLF SCORES (‘lfws Bâ€" lrx'in T”. . ('(msberg B. A'hara (‘usczmnon I] , W H .\| Much lqrgcr 1nd more mp"- hensive thbn any previous edition. the work :is I distinct credit And asset to the county. It in not only I book of notes. oddmm 3nd mpg. tions: it is on encyclopedia at w curate do“ concetnjn‘ "hawk and their nriom and“... The publishers of tho mutton announce in tho introduction that in order to broaden: the inform-tic- inthevolumecopieoofthem are filed in Dinetory libnrho Inh- tained in an importont cities In tho country. than odnrtidu tho county. The Dim II mpilod In do- partmenu,‘ which. W with in- dexes. tendon nod! m to any item 0! inflammation. 8mm they requifv littlv or no fire, bring not only Very hardy, but compan- tiwly free from insect and dineue trouUk‘s of all kinds. Moreover. they cnn it phnted in either wring or (all. or: for that matter. during the sum if you get pm plants. DQn’t kt another loam go ivy without‘prtwiding your home vith git least; a 19w vines. New Volume Much More Col:- The new Directory for Lch munty has just been iuuod by R. L. Polk Co. of China» who took up the work :‘vhich F. K. Bmmd curried onxw long hare. 1‘th have brought out. I far more. complete directory than has ever been pub- lished befo'te. It contains 862 pages. order. the and Inna: mom-d or hounholdet in tho -i h con hol~ blind bogey [pl-)1; Sickle v1. H. Klee. I). B. (Elihu-mu: L g ? ‘ Vt. A. M‘ Adlvr. M. “"51": v1. H. L North-'00? .Pollack, A. w. Pnikr n. n. s. on. W- E- A Zt‘i-‘lt‘r 1““ ‘0' Km“ ‘ barman. H. Felunuul 7:. 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