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e 1 0130 11 4 Bd 2 1 is ds brc h fitbctncn ts td IH ducww.__~ ~â€"‘mgâ€"toâ€"th\rmera}â€"amxchm‘flf‘1 T _ sn m EU A2 n kad 16 _If we speak of the growth and deâ€"| velopment of Highland Park and neighboring towns, We are practically telling the story of the part which | has been played by Swain Nelson: & Sons company in bringing into. exâ€" istence the beautiful‘ and. artistic plantings which adorn the residences and give tone to this attractive part of the North Shore. Beginning in _the early days, when not much . at~ tention was given to the landscaping af: small and medium size grounds, this firm has léd in the work of landâ€" seape education, which_has resulted in the preésent generai“de’sireâ€"io'r deâ€" veloping home grounds,. There was â€"~a time â€" when _landscape effects were â€"sought. only by persofis of, great wealth, who had extensive estates and grounds. Now it has become the â€" ambition of almost every home ownet, no matter how small his grounds, to plan the planting in such a way as to . secure the best effects, thereby addâ€" Anodiet Afbuarreniet danbed 10 9gg. OM CCE t t e 0 1 3 e T the community in which he is located. A fine example of attractive landâ€" scape planting is seen in the picture of the grounds of Mr.‘ Vehon as shown above. There is the effect of cheerfulness as one approaches the house, and at the same time the priâ€" vacy of inhabitants is suggested. It would be quite an education in landâ€" scape work to visit the many places where Swain Nelson work can be seen. Of late years there has grown up the question of using more of our native plants. The state of Tllinois possesses a large variety of herbaceous and shrubby plants with conspicuous flowers, which may be classed under the rather broad and indefinite term of "wild fAowers."â€" Such perennial flowers as the anemoene, butterfly weed, many varieties of asters, blue wild indigo, wild geranium, helenium, liatris, mentha, mertensia, the speedâ€" wells, and a host of others can be found under: cultivation at the fourâ€" hundrédâ€"acre nursery of Swain Nelâ€" son & company, at Glenview, Illinois. They also have many native trees and shrubs, such as honeylocust, hackâ€" berry, white ash, elm, willows, many varicties of prunus, paper white birch, June berry, button bush, red and grey dogwood, witchâ€"hazel, winâ€" terberry, sumac, prairie rose, and several vatieties of viburnums. , One of the most attractive things Around the city of Highland Park is the topographical feature, "the beauâ€" tiful ravines," filled with the above mentioned®. native plant material. People in this vicinity are blest with the most gorgeous autumn color, from the maples, oaks, witchâ€"hazel, etc.: Many of the subdividers have provided easements of ten to fifteen feet for paths and bridal paths down to Lake Michigan by way of these ravines. © It is to be regretted that â€"many people building in this wealth of verdure destroy the beautiful ‘underâ€" growth and native trees. It js with this aim in mind that Swain Nelson & Sons company are growing so many native plants, so as to be able to replenish those beautiful plants which have been destroyed.: â€" _ 6 Deerfield Public Library Following is a list of new books recently received at Deerfield Public Library: R ns «Cheerful Americans by: Loomis.. The Trail of the Ragged Robin by Klickmann. When My Ship Comes Home by Laughlin. f Everybody‘s Lonesome by Laughlin. _ The Doctor‘s Christmas Eve by Allen. The Great Impersonation by Oppenâ€" heim. 3 Martha By the Day by Lippman. How to Tell the Fashions from the Follies by Duer. Tomorrow About This Time by Hill. _ Rain Before Seven by E. Leadbitter. Lewis Rand by Mary Johnston. > Tides of Redfields by Grace Richâ€" mond. h | Welcome to our City, by J. Street. Three of a Kind by R. Burton. Marqueray‘s Duel, Pryde. Fighting Chance by Chambers. _ Resurrection by Tolstoy: The Hats by Von Hutten. Gréeen Mansions by Hudson. Northern Lights by Parker. .People We Pass by Ralph. Nightfall by Pryde. Skeeters Kirby by Masters. | Love Next by R. W. Lardner. | The President by Lewis. | Harvester by Porter. ‘ ~Harold Ware by Schureman. The "Goldfish" by Century Co. ' Thunder on the Left by Morley. The Red Bridge Neighborhood by Pool. _ Tomorrow morning by Parrish. The Melting of Molly by Daviess. An Ordeal of Honor by Pryde. s SWAIN NELSON & SONS CO. T H E °P R E S 8 tre. First Local Scouts to Get Camp Award ‘The first regular meeting of Scout Troop No. 50 was held Friday, May 10, at the Wilinot~school. _ Games were played during the first part of the meeting, and a business meeting was held later. . The first patrol of the township was organized and named. It is to be called "The Flying Eagle Patrol." It consists of the first five scouts to enterâ€"the trip, Robert Ginter; Wilâ€" liam Hastings, Edward Horenberger, Richard Hastings and Sturges Lockâ€" ridge. . f 2 ~ Robert Ginter was elected bugler of the troop and Richard Hastings was elected sceribe. ~© * ma The scout oath was given before the troop by the membersâ€"_of "The Flying Eagle Patrol" and Robert: Horenberger and Melvin Mailfald. A M;;;i;;n Doman by Peattie. Sarah Brewsters Relatives by Peatâ€" Afterwards by McClaren. The Refugees by Doyle. Lady Laughter by Barbour. Pole Baker by Harben. Hearts Content by Barbour. Pam by Â¥on Hutten. A Daughterjof the Land by Porter. 'l:h;-fi;'ng-;} Mark by Chambers. Revelry by Adams. Martha and Cupid by Lippman. P LAN a trip to our nursery Yan‘ll see much to interâ€" * You‘ll see much to interâ€" est you and perhaps you will find a suggestion as to just the very things you need to make your grounds more beauâ€" tiful and fruitful, Visit Our Nursery Look around and see the fine, healthy, hardy fruit and ornaâ€" mental~ trees, the beautiful shrubs, vines, flowers and other growing things. You‘ll enjoy every minute of your visit. LANDSCAPE GARDENING 49 Prairie Ave., Highwood, I!I. Telephone Highland Park 523 This a Cordial Invitation to ‘harles Fiore â€" Nurseries R. HASTINGS, Scribe. Specialists in m moom o omouine se mivies iiemt Sn hi i S 2 Since the melodrama went out of vogue a lot of villains escape punishâ€" ment.â€"Toledo Blade. f dHw 3 REFRESHING . FOUNTAIN SERVICE Highland Sweets Central Avenue CHOICE CANDIES Cigarettes I just m’;OO- vacity THE new Arch Preserver Shoes, just received for the coming season, have a youthful; smart viâ€" vacity that harmonizes perfectly with the costume modes of the hour. And the inbuilt Arch Preserver conâ€" struction for foot health and comâ€" fort will give the tireless buoyancy of youth to your step. _ UNTI and GIANNONI al Avenue and Second Street Cigars Tobaceos â€" _ Arch Preserver Shoes ~_ for women Florsheim for men Sturdy Shoes for children C\Qe/;és/fz{ng * 509 Central Avenue Phone H. P. 456 Thursday, May 16, 1929 f10 up aYrHM Thursday, May