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Highland Park Press (1912), 3 Aug 1922, p. 11

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{he actinn or! a op and engine keft the serv- United States are- now on a b 8: Northwest- }; the {onom'ngz CHANKB PERS ‘YTHE LNORTH ILWAYCO. TON ST. I, ILL. rm..- cnndxtions L'mtenl States V? la. y 11922. Dental mtaining to other i n g 1' e â€" Lorate of nothing neutral- condition up ur car re- atzrm.‘ i helpers. ind helpers. m1 helpers. and helpers. )rkers and '. Pease xCIST 3 H4 .ctur ding THE OF ONE .ft_\' 0th (‘hor-Eâ€" aed tv the scene Thu remainder «WM :1) photo- sun-55. In this a . 1v") inund -ps nz planes Q11.“ .l. (00:: syn. SENEY 1 Paste. u anoth- ' abso- charge. 7E54‘ %a/ {/e pun-1:1 '3' for nmn to énzage aceaé/e cew/er xmpres fil‘lflllflllllIllIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllll Il|llllII|llIIll|IllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll gIIé‘IIIIIIIImmIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL.‘ E; I; POULOPLOS BROS. Rieady for occupancy abouf August 10th. 13:: management wxll spccxalizc 'in serving fine féod in a cool ancl spacious dxning room. if beautiful'struéture, typifying the dignity of a cfimmunity that is famous for its exclusiveness. ir'individuals or small families who want the s e service rendered by the finest hotels but igurmingled with a home atmosphere that adds t ,Ethe comfort of a shon or long stay. Lake Shore Creamery “Ophelia 57 'Phone a. P. 429 BUTTER â€" EGGS â€" MARGARINES I. H. NEMEROFF WATCHMAKER. JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST Repairing 0! High Grade French Clocks. Hell Clocks and Chime Clocks. Watches, Tnking MachineS. Silverware and all other Jewelry Repairing. Work culled for and delivered. PHONE HIGHLAND PARK 630 392 Central Ave... Highland Park, Ill. Wholesale and Retail SHIPMENTS OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES RECEIVED MORNING AND AFTERNOON FANCY FRUITS, VEGETABLES GROCERIES Finest Quality Home Dressed Poultry VICTOR C C. B. HANSEN, Proprietor We (in but quality with good service 685 Centrd Avenue “with Eleqance Dealers in Highland Park, Illinois 515 Central Avuuo .vaiw'T “(12,? (rd Julxvztv l 'lu-lwnan! pun Mock 25,3 Highland Park stump 830.1”). But. a thirty-day supply of coal in at ”‘0: LNWI'Ui $hnrt- Gil: company plants. according In J‘ G. Hart. Mun- ap-r, and plans nre.undv:r way to taku cause nf thv emergvncy that is rxptvh‘d. . So acute in the situation. he do- clares that. the snull qunntity of coke that thej haVe on hand is being heid {nr 14an cun~umptmn In mike "WALI‘ gm" whrn (iv (us um] pup- ply ix‘ gdnv. R. G. frandall and wife to Ferdi- nand Hull. part In! 7 block 34. High- land Patk, WI) $10.00. It-mp $9.00. “'aukegnn fan-s a coal shortage that 1" mun- wnous than any with- in {hr memory uf any of the loci] dealers or heavy users of rual. The shurtagu: during the war Will be in- <ignificam in cumpnrisnn tn the one that thnvau-ns \Vaukugan tudny, Io thv)’ all xlccllnn } Fourteen business men of Zion City fwere fiped $25 and costs each in Zion flast Tigumhy for failure to pay the [license lee prescribed {or them by a ‘ recently passed revenue-producing or- 5dinancet Without exception the cam haw “(1'11 appealed to the higher court. The first annual “North Chicago Day" wgs planned last Fridny a! the meetinziol the North Chicngo Com- mercial 'usocinion. Arnngemenu were m4de It thi: diuuuion to close all hetdries. stores and other shops in the town on August 12th {or I big “Know Your Neighbor ‘and Boo-t North Chicago" u-lehratiun lu be held in Foss I’nrk. Plans to ruiw $40,000 to purchnn a sit.- for the Jewish boyx' rump It Lung Lakv. near Fux [.nkv. were cumplcwd last Friday in Chicago at a luncheon n! the Young Men's Jew- ish Charities num‘iution It the Mor- ‘Yisun howl. The drive will be con- ducted by members of the organiu- tinn “"1an 1hr wealthy Jews of ('hi- cagu. according to B. F. Stein. sec- n-lury. Lung Lake camp receive- lwys frqm H) (U 16 years old each summer, holding: five camp periods of {Wu wwks Q'tlt‘h. f The Great lakes ponlofl'k‘e which; ‘hns beén a sqmrntv amm- since the‘ ibeginning of the nclixitiu of the war.' lis dumbed an dit is ropurtrd that within a week executive order: will If the chickens didn't come home tn roost on the firm of Otto Mots» ler. at~ TDinmond Lake it was becnuoe they Iebned tow-rd prohibition, «- cording to State's Attorney A. V. Smith, who last week put him on trial on chaligvs of having in his poun- siun n quonshim- still and three gul- lum u!“‘mUlo." the prosecutor's dry squad finding the «till (in the roof of Metzlcr's chicken house Ind the “moon’fl under a wheelbarrow near the hog; shed. it was allowed. 1' One of the injured. Mn. 1‘. Krlnu. ‘North: Ashland Avenue, Chiugo lmotheti-in- law of the dead man. nu 1hurt Te most serious She auflend en ribs and possible inter- ftwu hok nal injuries. She was rushed to I u ; Chicagb hospital. be waived to make it I sub-station either of North Chicago or Wanke- gan. ' ' - Frnhcis Foley, 12-year-old son of Dr and Mn. J C. Foley, owner of ‘the pony and cart, escaped vith bod- :ly bruised elbow». Doris Welch, used ‘.9 an Russell W.elch used 3 child- [ren 0 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Welch .of 313 Water street, were thrown Iout of the cart but fell clear of the I street icar wheels. 5 mm Nnhh-chrk. «gm 6. daughm th Mr, and Mrs. William Nohlecktk. .109 North L'tiu street. Waukegun, lmet instant death, and three of her icompanions escaped almost by a mir- iaclc when a pony cart in which they tware riding was “ruck by the weat‘ ghound, strm-t car on Washington lstreetfjust west of West street Inst lWednqsday night about 6:20 o'clock: Frank SnVella. 3005 Greslnm av- enue, (‘hicagm a sheet-metal cun- tractnr’ owner and driver of the luv tnmohi -. suffered a wrvnched back and aererc bruises. 1 Stew' Lasvcka, Mt-lrmw avenuml Chicago, the fourth mvmber of thef party, Bucceudq-d in leaping from the: machink a mend before the crash: t uk phce. He receivui a painful! bruim-s; _ i Jowh Elon, 30, of 3082 Allen av- enue, ‘Chicagu, was killed instantly. and time other» received more or less sqrious injuries when a touring car id which they were riding Wu struckzby a double-header Elgin, Jo liet iEutern nilroad freight min at Hollister road crossing. Barring- ton, at: 5:45 last Fridly night. CARHI'I'SPONYCAITM M -."':.‘ m..mnlvtfi.b(m JURID ft.) m1m:m(nw S HE E‘ FRAL or R8 [N 'D ‘1 ' me: WM“ Great Lakes Pout Gate 000‘“. 11 block 31. w M 'D, Says Report: Other Items 810..00 may sue. : -of Lake County ILWa-dvthhlu ' News A- WA“ 37%“, 1! 3'!!- r t " ,' '; mi»: HIGHLAND Pmmmrmm ‘. ;. REAL ESTATE TR \XSF‘PTRS hu~l~and to lab 15 und 4 W“ $10.00. ; menu-n PARK. 'nmon 3 O0.0000000000000000000000. There an may it is not wry {or native lecibly. no they do ”I- Ch- their on bad m. with“ unit but! Wm‘nmwmm snowoomnpuu. 0:.le [kl-ilk“ DBNTXBTS Plant Osterman Ave. Milwaukee Tracks ‘ DEERFIELD. ILLINOIS Motor Oils and” Gasoline Our modern plant is equipped in a manner be- fitting the superiority of our products and our trucks will make daily deliveries to your doors. For your approval and your service we offer the LAKE COUNTY O'IL CO. at! Announcing DELUXE * a. mum.“ Put W a llfllll’l m m UR products are all that the name implies, and more than that we offer A Local Institution Which. We Believe, Will Men't Your Support “Something New in this Vicinity” “Quality with Service” PHONE HIGHLAND PARK 359 TN! HIGHLAND PARK HAY AID GRAIN Europa-lath“... Alain-MW HayeadGminaudPoultrySuppfla mint-filial.“ with”? ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Coal " Solvaycoke 9:] If you are willing to bulk with unyone who answers the telephone on the prem- ises of the distant telephone subscriber, justcall by number, ifyou know it,or by name of subscriber or firm if you do not, and tell the operator you will talk to anyone who answers. This service is quicker and about twcn ty-five per cent cheaper than “per- son-to-person" service. Under “sudomco-uuion'f rota o charge {or n menaceismndewheni connection is established with myone at the called station. ‘ LOEB BUILDING HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS Office 11 mm FIRST 81‘. gin" “2.5.

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