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IT "ntllt Human, tho China Bane. which in _ t or mm perfectly hardy ad which ban: pro- ' fusely on long with; any; This I _ , A J m BmAY he recommends highly. Boa Bum-I _ -e-- and hybrids from it an tsurvive even . T (Command trum page l) if neglected. but nearly Ut other " Mr. Egtus time to Highland Park roses need expert ottetttMMt. l Pu-- young-n {any scan as am . 1 But now for the We?“ l 188g he 1min the House MM‘WWW and his family still live. He was then; _ . . . _ . . .. . _. . PAC! um and his lumily still live. He was then? known at that time by Chicago husi- J nets. men as a very succeuiul man of! , attain but another group made up" of geologists and paleontologists knew his as an authority on the fossil) k remains of the Chicago area. In the l F Academy of Sciences in Lincoln Park you will find a number of cabinets;I tilled with fossils collected and iden-j lifted by Mr. Egan duly accredited to him. A number of these were entire-l 1 1y new to science and his name is at- , tached to them. Retiring from busi-l - nvss, now almost a generation ago“ Mr. Egan began to' live with plantsi I of the garden and the lawn and in time another group of horticulturistsl began toLknow of him as an authority, I on life history of various plants.! Through the medium of garden mags-1 zines large audunces learned to look . for his genial discussion of problems} of planting and nurture and little books like "How to make a gardeni of perennials" began to appear from 1 his pen The noted botanist, Profes-i sur Charles Sprague Sargent, headl of the Arnold Arboretum at Boston,; - likewise came to know of him and} from time to time sent him specimens _ to try out in the garden at Egandale.‘ One of the fourteen volumes of Pro-) fessor Saryscnt's great work on the), Silva of North America is largely? given up to the hawthornes and in preparing material tor this topic Professor Sargent came to Highland, Park to see Mr. Egan and to enlist his help in recording observations of the blossoming and fruiting of the, important group of hawthornes na-, tive in this area. Thereafter when) Professor Sargent came to Chicago) he made it a point to see Mr. Egan, and these two men continued their' friendly relations by correspondence, during all these past years. Profes~l sor Sargent was almost the same awe, as Mr. Egan and, alas. died only week before last. By the Way, there was) no mention of the passing of this, eminent American in the wortd's; amines: newspaper and the other 1 Chicago papers. The late Charles L; Hutchinson was a great friend of Mr.” Egan largely because of their mutual love for growing plants. and Mn} Hutchinson again, was an intimate, friend of Prof. Sargent. One of they most valued incidents of Mr. Etran's; birthday last Friday was the coming of a telegram of congratulations‘ from Mrs. Hutchinson. Tribute of Flowers Late Friday afternoon I went to Egandale to ask Mr. Egan's advice as to what rose bushes to recommend to school children, not knowing the significance of that particular day, I was thrilled at the discovery and at: the display of flowers that had been, sent to Mr. Egan, roses, azalies, vases) and jars fi'dcd with cut tlowers, eon; There was one young rose that had' ' on its stern three or four beautiful} blossoms, this being a rose that has not yet appeared in the market. Them there was an original and anonymous' poem which had come through thei mail with only a Chicago postmark.; It was type-written and there was no' clue to itsnrigin. I have begged per-l mission to copy it. But first let me report that Mr. Egan thinks that nit-i less one has a trained nurse to tey after roses and is prepared to lose . out frequently at that, one’s choice of what roses to plant in Highland Parki is quite limited, There are few roses' that can shift for themselves and stir-i vive but among these can be listed) the old fashioned yellow rose of ourl grandmother's garden which is in the market under the name of Persian Yellow and Austrian Friar. Another yellow rose, liner and showier, is Rosa “LITTLE normal: HUBBARD” ------_, April b------- 2 - VODVIL ACTS . 2 LXLHAN RICH II “GOD'S GREAT WILDERNES" and: and Hm ----4utrtr6r Mutt-n for.---- fl. mom I - VODVIL ACTS . , Fat". rm ALCYON HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS MN 81"“! and Ill OKLAHOMANS an: "tmItry h "N.tr-AttegB-t" "The Home WW6 Key” a . If',",?, Am . 1 IA" I h 'arua-trttheMoHerr" "A KISS m A TAXP' THEATRE -Th-ndny. April 7. BEBE DANIELS mhme-me (A band of fairies “mm. l One first of April morn, _ Around a cradle. where there lay I A baby, newly born. The third then voiced her gift, "A man Of learning he shall be, With many interests, and given To hospitality." Said one, " bring the gift of Health And cimpetenee to him; Four score and ten shalt be his yeut Ere yet his sight gm“ dim." Then spoke another, "He shall have A keen and merry wit; No dnleml grouch will long endure Where he is pleased to sit." "And he shall love the earth, and learn The secrets of her lore; Beauty shall follow in his path," Said fairy number four. A cock crowed, and the fairies fled; The baby winked an eye, And thought "That's really not so bad, My stock is pretty high. _,)j,i.i, \ A?“ (il', i , 3/ ' J: ' C' [i/di; "iii, illiiilb"li [ iit1: _ If I ws ie'S ii, air-V (f, ir, es'5.7c'a2-= {a 'iiL) Remember the kiddies, on Easter Sunday, we have everything in this, store to help make them happy. Beautiful baskets already filled and artistically arranged s--all prices. All kinds and sizes of Bunnies, Chicks, and Novelties ready to be filled with candy eggs. Marshmallow eggs, beautiful colors, various sizes, also chocolate eggs, plain, and with fruit and cream centcrs, in individual attractive boxes and packed 12 in a nest Large assortment of box candies with appropriate sentiment attached. Brick lee Cream INe Reaeg. It». Opposite the Northwestern Passenger Station Teltphm Highland Park In Free Delivery Se Easter FLORSHEIMS Place your order early for Special Easter Sunday Robert W. Pease Made for the man who wants his shoes above the ordinary-whose attire expresses good use " all times. The finest styles ofthe day ere being shown in our window: forgood appearance--- PHARMACIST ArehPt-rl$h.-firW- Hamid-Shut..- meg-mum- WHWM‘“ N cue” mt harry " and - -Forthwith, In ruined I you ' For sun-mm, that “had tho -. Yet tbi1ed to break tho span. . Por fairy wishes all can. true. , They, never, never fail. Who was that baby'. 0131'. m (Golf Equipment, l Tennis Outfits nu: mum: rm PM mm PARK. MINORS EVERYTHING in THE SPORTING LINE HUMER’S SPORT rue“? FISHING TACKLE Phone Highland 336 Free Delivery Service and ~SHOP I. " . w . . STORE N WS ' . ett's i, rn ',iji,),'i,5'o,i,rc't] Ga Easter! That most joyous dar of days on the Spring ttal-ttur will soon be here. In anticipation of this wonderful Fashion Event, we have gathered extensive mot-numb at neon-aria. Chiba Surfs $2.95 Silk Chg-bu 82.96 - New Bags #136 all $3.50 Mon line 8116 ' Bil GI". 81.50 to 3250 Phoenix Hue 81.86 cm Men 50: to $2.00 Mate sun The collection at this special pricing comprises frocks of all desirable fabrics, -brilliant satins, lovely crepes, exquisite printed silks, diaphanouts georg- ette - all softly feminine. All sizes $14.85. Coats carefully chosen for Spring and Easter - malice: of the Pain mode, produced by leading American coutourieres are ere in all their fas- cinating glory. You will note the creative artistry in these fascinating coats - than: utter . youth and crisp madness. Prices range from $29.76 to $49.50. A timely sale of unusual importante is this selling of New Spring Frocks. Coming as it does just before Easter, when new clothes is foremost in the mind of every woman, the splendid saving possibilities make an appeal not to be resisted, for every frock is style, right and distinctive. Exquisite Spying -i"i"iri'ii"'i'"'iiFciyr ae"- for Glorious Easter Days .e The Chie Designs and Novel Variations Impress One Instantly as Paris Inspired Lovely Trifles to Complete Milady’s Ensemble Special Selling of New Spring Frocks 1liferd'gd Artistry of Line in Coats of Exquisite Fabrics $29.75 “$49.50 CUT FROM POPULAR FABRICS AT A PARTICULARLY AMACTIVE PRICE 'l 485 800 or dud-m - to tuna? 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