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Pl PAGE FOUR Just about the biggest thing that ever happened in the paint business! First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Highland Park, Illinois Free Lecture Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist. in Boston. Mas: Christian ScienCe 19 South St. Johns Avenue ‘. John M. Tutt, C. S. B. Telephone Highland Park 190 The Hizhland Park Fuel Co. loz-l 12 North First Street Telephone 335 Highland Park. uunou Announces a Lecture on Every property owner will want particulnrl about this remukublc VALDURA ASPHALT PAINT now obt-innble in rich shades of Red and Green. as well u in brilli-nt Black. Here's point which is not only enduringly pro- .emtive. but aboolutely waterproof â€"â€"‘ .cid and alkali resisting. It is unnficctcd by extreme. of heat and cold. lt's popular priced too. And your money back if it fails to satisfy. ' VALDURA is a quality product. made from high-grade materials. the bauc muchal being 99.5% pure Cnlsomte Asphalt. VALDURA is suitable everywhere 3 dunbl‘ preservatwe paint is required. and it doc: .0 much more than ordinary paints that It 15 by far the moot economical paint to use. Booklet and free test 94mph: furnhhcd for the mere ukmg‘ of Kansas City, Mr. Jack Fletcher of Auburn. lnd.. nnd Mr. and Mn. Ray Hutthinon of Irving Plrk wen- the tut-nu of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rec-(h. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Keller have returned from Grand Haven. Mich” where they spent (he put two weeks. Mrs. C Emler and Miss (‘l-n Endvr. “ho have been visiling rela- tives 1n ('ulumhus. Ohio. for the pull mwlxlh. returned in their honw Walt m-«la y. -- 7 J \l _ ux u.â€" ,. Mr. and Mn. Inns. Mr. and Mn‘ Henry Onlurmln u! (‘hlcauu were the guests of Mr‘ und Mn‘ E. H. “Human Saturday. .‘r'ln .. ML and Mrs John Benslry of ('hnr «nun WI'H' the guest:- of Mr‘ and Mr~ Ed Sch: Friday. Ethel Jenn Seln: cvlrbrnled her birthday anniversary at the home «71 her grandmother. Mrs, Lydm Selig. Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs the birth (If n St'pL .. .\lr.~. Hurry ()Irndnr! I! nun-mu, Shermrrx Hit. Marjory Gnrnly n- ill Mr. and Mr“. ('harlvs Seilz un- ilxng Mr. Ind Mn. Jm-oh Dufly Waterloo, In. Mr. George Stinger sold his hnmr to Mr. George- Hurding. who will mon- mtu it from one of tho Stryker npartments the first of October. Mus. Louise Olwrmnn who hu been the guest of Mrs. .Alex “11!an for the past Week left for her home in Fond .du Lac. Wish. Monday. Mm Sadie Galloway was hostess to a number of her friends Thursday aft- Hnmm in honor of her birthday nnnL \‘t'l‘sur'\" aAL Miss [.aur Western l'n In. Virgini: go to the U ucrm “by ..... V Mrs. Robert l‘vttis hm! us her guests. Monday. Mrs. B. 0. Muslim! and sun. Junior, of Audlm. Mus Dorothy Rmvhol! spent ‘he wwk 0nd w'uh Mm Nanry (‘yunn of Reese huspitul, ('hu‘aun wm’k 0nd ““101 311‘- Lake Forest. Run-rend Stnnur prvnvhcd M St ['14 day, ”31:, Dr, Em! Frnsch uf Highland Park “xi u guvsl a! the Jam» Frltsch home. Saturday. Mn. (‘hesu-r stlmg rntertmnvd the Woman’s Mhummuy society of {he l" E. vhurch Tuesday afternoon. The Koystnnv IA-auzm- Raw n {In-- wcll paru' fur Miss- Laurel Stryker‘v aniay mcnimz on the Fwd Strykt-r' lawn‘ Mi“ Laurrl will (-ntvr WML' vrn l'nmn rullvgt- m Lv Mars. 11L. this month. A new automobile sudden aMuem-v. .\'L small down payment diwonn-rflng mites. THE HIGHLAND Put nus. menu!!!) PAIL DEERFIELD NEWS Hurry ()Irndurf I! Hun-hm): a! [Jurcl Stryker will “lend un- <tnnurr of i-Zlmhunl Paul's vhun'h Sun- I" J. Dufl)‘ :nnuum‘r daughter. Thursday. ll‘ Usrd 10 um“ Now H Sums" . nl and a series of St. J ohm Avenue N the earl days a! «mobile contests, army 0 ldâ€"out to win every rueâ€"I ied tim. His con-inc!“ success .106 other driver: to uk for “ten nnructed (0 his specification. ’ .ou- -rvvvvâ€"" , Twenty year: of md‘ victorienâ€"whh a uudy Kn: demand (or tires as I: â€"convinced Barney 01 that speed (an pointed I better tire for everyda The Enthusiastic recep on of Old- field Cords 'by the publi proved he was .right. Scores of the most and many thousands o! r ownefl. experienced in the nu oi iresâ€"beu witness by their decided preference that Oldfield u doing a igger and better job of tire mnkingt n u-) W‘lcx ’uv v- ..._ "7,, This volume. handled- dvc way in emery phue an efl’ec- ‘ manuhc- Day after day, in every mail letters arrive at our office commending employes of the North Shore line for what; many of; the writers term “excep- tional acts of. courtesy and thoughtfulness.” To regular patrtins of this route such acts do not appear excepjonalâ€"they are recognized as part and parcel of i an organized effort on the part of officials and mployes of the Road of Service to maintain italcknowledged reputation for ac- commodatio' . well above the average. It is with pleasure that! .we here express Our appreciation of .the spirit of helpfulness evidenced by such acts of our etfoyes and our sincere thanks to the travelers ‘ o spare the time to record them. lamina Pari’ma once 5 N. St. John. Ave. The Most Truatwort _ Tim B It (Carlson’p tango and Motor Company) ‘md track 6 increa- [guilt them 1e|d thlt be way to haw-1M1» Shoreandflilwaukeekk; :11"de don. bu malted in price quouxionl fer below what tires known to be cu'd expect on built end more enduring. Practically ’every important rlcc event for three yeerl has been won on Oldfielde. The Wichita Test Run in which an entite set of Oldfield Cord: covered um miles on rough roads prove. the mettle of the Most Trustworthy Tires Built in every- day driving. uâ€"J _-. The Master Driver end Tire Builder has given the public a new standard of tare wear and tire costâ€"â€" I true economy the! every cu owner should know nbou! Your Oldfield dell“ (gm-wk to him- Telephone Highlubd Park 1 impor-unt race bu these