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Friday ie Deerfieldâ€" raterializing. week in the be obtained y did. been 1lying will be preâ€" mmship High ion of Mr. i attend the sociation in Attend nvention club‘s aims n opportunâ€" own ~among April 26 In order that the public may get full advantage of American Lumber Standards, and ~avoid ‘mistakes in house construction, leading lumber manufacturers of this country are going to trade and grade mark all lumber made in accordance with them. Those marks will clearly indicate the grade of each piece of lumber upon Lumber Concerns to Grade Label Product §| tin dinsin sin en sn on dn in de ie dnch daes caan dbdbch Eim Place and First St. «. Phone Highland Park 3545 â€" ELM PLACE SERVICE STATION Complete Oiling and Greasing $1.75 tZzsd 30 Minute Service Pookâ€" & PIpPER ONE would search far and wide to find a greater assortment of the new "shoeâ€" top sox" for young people than in the selecâ€" tion to be seen here. y Asâ€"you know, they‘re the newest thing in hosiery, coming just above the top of the oxford or slipperâ€"to be worn alone or as overâ€"sox. Smart turnâ€"down styles in white, in colors and in patterns galore. Imported and domestic. j 1608 Chicago Avenue V E FE D O L NAPHTHAâ€"KEROSENE ~ GASOLINE â€" _ CHILDREN‘S SHOE SPECIAISTS ew Names in 1 Socklings Tum bledowns Footers Sizes 5% to 10 STORE HOURS â€"® to 6 per parir pap i iL piL > which â€"a. mahufacturer‘s= mark apâ€" pears and signify the specific purpose for which it is best adapted. With such marks as guidance the average citizen can buy lumber with the same degree of confidence with which he buys any trade. marked commodity of recognized quality. And â€"a house built of such lumber will be a trade and grade l‘gnétked house, a house of quality; in efféct, a "pedigreed‘ or certified house. 50c Evanston TH E P RE 8 8 Such lumber will be even more satisfactorily distinguishable to the average citizen who knows little or nothing about lumber qualitiee when there appears alongside the trade and grade mark, applied by an expert grader under the supervision of a regional â€" manufacturers association, what is known as the "National Tree Symbol." This symbol is in the form of a little tree the top of which surâ€" rounds the letter "N". The National Tree symbol financially guarantees to ,the dealer that each piece of lumber upon which it appears is of the grade and size indicated by the regional association‘s trade andâ€" grade mark alongside of it. If the dealer extends this guarantee to the lumber buyer, as he is expected to do, then the owner of the house in which it is used has a financiat Puaranty that it is a trade and grade marked house of quality and durability. Dr. Frederic C. Woodward, acting president of the University of Chiâ€" cago, will deliver the commencement address at the 7ist annual commenceâ€" ment _ at Northwestern â€" university, June 17, President Walter Dill Scott announced yesterday. Dr. Frederick C. Eiselen, president of Garrett Bibâ€" lical Institute, will deliver the baccalâ€" aureate sermon.â€" s Woodward to Make _: _ _ Commencement Talk at Northwestern U. MOST LAWN MOWER FAILURES CAUSED BY LACK OF NOURISHâ€" MENTâ€"A CONDITION EASILY : * CORERECTED;, â€"= VCOMPLE’i‘E PLANT FOOD MEIERHOFF HARDWARE 510 Central® Avenue Endorsed by Leading Landscape Garderers and Nurseâ€"ymen The Calendar of Plant Feeding ~~~~â€" . THISâ€"MONTH 1. LA WNS: As soon as grass shows green, or any time thereafter, apply plant food. 2. FLOWERS: Work plant food into soil beâ€" fore seeding; or for perennials, as soon as plants appear. For early large and richly colored blooms make later feedings. > 3. VEGETABLES: Work plant food into the soil before seeding. Later feedings will hasten maturity, increase yields. 4. SHRUBS, TREES: Apply plant food any time after leaves appear. _ â€" _ Rising Lake Level Is _ ~_â€"Causing Much Trouble Lake Michigan, in â€"the third year of an upward swell, has lifted the Chicago river to a level interferring with navigation of harbor tugs under the city bridges and backing up sewâ€" age flow in the industrial districts. Midway of a predicted nine year upâ€" ward cycle, the lake climbed three and oneâ€"half feet since 1926 and in some, places has obliterated beaches along the Chicago shore. â€" â€"~_ Both Dr. Woodward and Dr. Eiseâ€" len were formerly professors at Nort}nweetern. Dr. Woodward was professor of law for .five years, from 1902 to 1907, when he resigned to accept a professorship of law at Leâ€" land Stanford university. He was made dean of the law school there in 1910. In 1916 he went to the University of Chicago asâ€"professor of law, and in 1926 was made viceâ€" president of the: university and dean of the faculties. Since the resignaâ€" tion of Dr. Max Mason as president of the University of. Chicago, Dr. Woodward has been acting president. Dr. Eiselen was professor of Bibâ€" lical literature at Northwestern from 1918 to 1924. ~He went to Garrett Biblical Institute as +~professor of Semitic languazes' in 1902, and in 1924 was made president. Phone Highland Park 198 : * Thursday, April 18, 1929