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tationer idered that ~ corn inctive .American CcIgAars,. ceation reâ€" mily reunions beâ€" s love each other they have had a ERS tthly miltonâ€" Beach UPTON use just with your ther way your \reâ€" 150 ERIOR ES DAY JUDD probably ice In ne 23 CS RY. pS 150 9 4 # 36 ¢ § 1 #1 P A22120CI0| ©RHU ID IIDIVCU| VJ UHVUBG The Friends of Qur Native Land-ieve,-y year. If the bill now he: scape supported bills for forest préâ€" ) ;p, Ilhynois legislature succeeds, serves, state parks and forestry At grao, may be included in ‘I their recent conference at Oregon,| secured by state appropriation. | â€" IIL., on Rock River, and the @AnnuAl| priends of Our Native. Landsge: business meeting shows the inCreA8~ | among them influential politigi ing scope of their work. New &TOUPS | explored the forest. ~ ; } are active in all parts of the country,! .a; gunset, â€" the entire delega as far west as the Pacific coast. ; and hundreds of Illinois citizens 1 Increasing Interest i.djacert towns assembled on a‘ s More than 100 Friends of Our Na@â€"| ing hiliside. It was a natural ; tive Landscape accompanied Jens phithegster betweenâ€"a wooded h Jensen of Chicago, president, to the}rose steeply, this beirg a, stagte â€" conference. The large number at the performance of Kenneth Saw the gathering indicates the increasâ€"| GOOd,:i“’S Masque written for . ing interest in the guarding of forâ€"| Frie is and given anfmually. J Friends of Native Landscape in _ Annual Meeting Support Park Bills URGE PRESERV ATION OF SCENIC BEAUTIES North Shore Trust |(A State Bank) Sheridan Road and Cent Perfect fittingâ€"with a flexible arch that yields with every stepâ€"rubber heeled so that there sHall be no jarringâ€"an "Osteoâ€"Tarsal" shoe will give you u edâ€"of comfort. You will find a new delight in wmfi g. Long standing will be less wearisome. And you will retain the light and graceful step of Youth. | As for styleâ€"to say that these restful shoes are typically "Queen Quality" in this important réspect is sufficient asâ€" surance that you will find quite as much pleasure in their trimly smart good looks as in their vélvety ease. The Correct Walking Shoe For Women N E W L OCATION _ Jewelry _ Watches Clocks 360 Central Avenue Telephone 331 Witten Building R. W. SCHNEIDER 509 Central Avenue Phone Highland Park 456 EYE GLASS REPAIRING All lenses duplicated and work guaranteed Also Other Smart Models Welcome All Ac Checking and{ Make Real Estate FELL BROTHERS The "Women of Oregon" are o ganized to purchase the "White Pir I"orest’? on Pine Creek: from its se eral owners for a state park. It. the lasgt stand of primeval pine â€" Illinois| and is visited by thousgan every l"'y."‘ear. If the bill now befor the Illinois legislature succeeds, t tract may be included in &n secured by state appropriation. | Friends of Our Native. Landge among| them influential politici explored the forest. ~ ; | est preserves and in the establi ment of parks of natural beauty. counts, avings ral Avenue Company ignificent promena bhundred feet in leng syitably enriched wif atthitectural orname leries which will averlook the laftge garden‘ space, or patio, in the center, consists of a Eeries of arched daorways extending Around the four sides of the open cou&. Between the arches, which are to be left open, and the walls of the new Ferfice addition, there is a space‘ approximately twenty feet by twor hundréd feet, which also extends @round the four sifles of the patio, |thus making a ignificent promenade nearly eight bhundred feet in length which}vill be syitably enriched with sculpture and aXthitectural ornameptation. | cegding as rapidly as the contractors cah â€"go forward with the work. These |_Roundations for the women‘s buildâ€" jings will be laid next July, Mrs. Benâ€" to predicts. The buildings wili conâ€" 'sis of dormitories, sorority houses, gyimnasium and â€" a ‘{ongn's junion building to house ‘the university Guilld, the Associate| Alumnag, the Women‘s Athletic association, the Young Women‘s Chrixian association and the various .wamfn’s literary soâ€" cit e NEW GALLERIE! MeKINL ‘ork on . the cloisttred galleries of MéKinlock Court in the new terrace addition to the Art Institute, is proâ€" for sho as te alumnae with the ding that the mon%y be used ards the women‘s buildings‘ Mrs. George B. Bozfln, 716 stréet, Evanston, p t of t sociate alumnae, in ac*pting'th said she thanked Dean Flickin his| consideration in r.knnt.im;' | thoilburpose he had dePignated. | 1 o e o t e 95 ove of as8 is ef thos ing Mer{ date jori wit ize tha wquN's TEA SHOP | | ‘ ___ DONATES To FUTND Four Years Profit of Enterprise t University Hall,.NorW | _ western University delivery schedule and get her order in at the¢ proper time, and ii she will gee that gll the articles she néeds are listâ€" ed in jthe order, she‘ll get them all|at once.| But if she overlooks one and wantg a second trip madeâ€"that will be difficult; special trips disorganize the dblivery system, and {upon organâ€" ization only can a delivety system be maintained without too |great overâ€" head jexpense.â€" f } Memories of Past Age _ Th¢ old days. of easyigoing râ€" chandising are gone. every line experses of operation ve doubled and trebled and only by organizing servige can the merchant hope to make a prpfit.! Dobbin and the barefbot boy &nd the hitching weight are but mempories of a past age rn local meérâ€" chandising. They never were rushed and ysually had plenty_o‘ time to haul a spdol of thread to any jplace, at any time{ If a $50 horse fnd an eight dollar boy killed a littl dtime it de little] difference in those‘old easyâ€"goâ€" ing days. But when a) $1,000 truck and & $30+aâ€"week driver| are required to déuble on their routg, or haveé to wait)an hour in front of the store it costy the merchant mopey, and Jots of it, in a month. In) fact it: chn‘t be dbne, and those who expect that kind{of â€"service are living in the past. Those days are gone fdrever. 5 Dglivery service in Highland Park is efficient, upon organ lines |and thos¢ who adapt themsdlves to existâ€" Delivery of goods today is las prompt and efficient as ever in history. Keen |competition and the use of jof the mistor truck makes it so, but the service is standardized and scheduled. Any Housewife can get her needs sypâ€" plied lif she will be governed by the deliv schedule and get her order in at the¢ proper time, and ii she will gee that gll the articles she néeds are listâ€" ed in jthe order, she‘ll get them all|at once.| But if she ova‘k(fkl one and wants$ a second trin madeâ€"that will 1 Ehe are many i nces like these. | The cause is usually though lessness. Many who ex imposs}â€" ble setvice do not stop to consider the sithation. If they did, they wou know that in this age of keen compéâ€" tion, high wages and heavy overâ€" head, io business house can afford follow [(the oldâ€"time methods,. â€" is no disposition to rest service; in fact sprvice is emphas in ev organitation and every business, but it m be organized seryice and not the h@phazard, desultory kind that was common a decade ago. | Old Order ed . Thejold order has changed in Highâ€" land Rark, as well as elséewhere. Thi is a riew age and a new city, Inâ€" stead jof a village of two or three thousgnd, Highland Park is a city tween}7,000 and 8,000. This is 1923, and ngt 1913. Everywhere conditio are different. We often |say that we live in a fast age. It is true in busgiâ€" ness gs in other lines. he meth of 10 or 15 years a were well enough then, but no business could survive upon such methods today. their drivers busy, becaus thq wages of drivers are another big item . pvghe d expense. } rk Progressing on Addition To Art Institute; Archiâ€" tecture Suitable Pu_r thousand dollars, the profits four years of thé woman‘s tea ) in University hall, of Northâ€" ern university, h:s been turned _by Dean Roy S; C. Glickinger he college of libe;gal arts the THE HIGHLAND P ur thousand dollars, the pi four years of th¢ woman‘ in University hall, of I‘fl fhants are anxious} to accomimoâ€" within reason, and jthe great maâ€" of patrons who have kept step the times in thesp things realâ€" at their service if better today ever before. 1 conditions get exc’iellent res :i)ants‘ are anxious! to accom (Continued from page 1) 6 ON OCK COURT Age | going râ€" every line ave doubled e r for it to > the nderâ€" fund. ark and istâ€" Its. ots n‘t hat st. New |neckties of English Foulard; just t}I')e thing for summer wear. They come in a variety of new patâ€" terns at each $1.25 and _ IN New Sport Belts for white trousâ€" ers or golf knickers are here in a varâ€" iety of f:olors, at each New black patent leather belts and new white kid belts made to fit the new waist line effects. Sizes 38 and 40. Big demand for these sizes. A new supply of batkhing suits of the kinds most in demand. S})eciallf' good offering in allâ€"wool suit for chilâ€" ren, ages 3 to 6; oneâ€"piece suits at We are continuélly receiving new shif)mcnts af thef latest téhings in style and matcrials. We have alyiva'ysgi the latkst,creations. the newest pafterns. E#:ory week you. will find something different here.. Just now interest il! centered in new shipments of summer goodjb of all kinds. Come in and see them. 4 | } We have a varied assortment of these popular garments in a new shipment just received. Wool Sweatâ€" ers, Silk Sweaters in beautiful deâ€" signs. Prices rangeâ€"$9.75 down to Highland Park State )ur Since July Fourth, that distant day, garments of glory have been woven for America‘s Sons ; great victories have been won on the ODAY, Earth‘s Greatest T Nation celebrates its birthâ€" day.: [ }}<l." ' One Htundred Fortyâ€"seven years ago Ameri¢a‘s forefathers flung free to the world the Eagle‘s challenge â€" then Liberty was SLEEVELESS SWEATERS _ _ ; NEWâ€"CORD BEADS â€" . a ‘hdiva 4A trartadl ncanurmant af Klaur atsilin. in H ind AMNManardinl! sart Azd NEW BATHING SUITS | 1$1.00 | || ([+];â€" 4 A. P. uo GARNETT‘S PARK, ILLINOIS | _ SPORT BELTS NEW LINE OF TIES ‘THE MEN‘S DEPARTMENT NEW BELTS HERE y Summer Merchandise $2.50 $1.50 $3.75 â€" Day | The Eagle, tearmg its )nesta‘i’ffomi high in , | craig and d#sl,iing it into th,“a-"a;byuf below % her young may learn to fly, ?or td‘iefâ€"-thaflt is th ‘dauntless symbol of our Nation. . _ _ _‘ d of Independence Those p;uhfi doubleâ€"skirt Prin cess slips in striped Lin%tt; which have proved so popular. We have ; new lot specially priced at only Here is a specially good one ; men‘ oneâ€"piece wool jersey swimminj suits at each | | ./ ~S9TB ||s) them while the stock is complete; The price is | 51.25 | New shipment of this popular ma» terial for summer dresses just in, Fine quality and always adgptable. | Selling at per yard f variety in colors, workmanship an designs, and all yery beautlf\tP Be field 3: industry, commerce an finance; from out the crucible of other wars great spirits sprung. But the deeper ificance of the day smolders in Ameri hearts, and when the sound of blowing horns, ringing bells :Fd revelry dies down, the whole Naâ€" tion thrills with its sense of ‘fin- dependente and lives again the scenes that have made possible our lifeâ€"long Liberty and Freeâ€" dom..: | ° uya d | New line of ?mm er Capsi “&ite Flannel Trousers, 7 Aithletic Underwear at up New styles in Cord Beads; wide SWIMMING SUITS $2.75 $1.00 19¢ ree Bank at up from liver &#