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PHONE HIGHLAND PARK 456 Midsummer News Adout _ NShoes Jack Wise saysâ€" steak ‘all on one order IT isn‘t every place that you can get fresh, wholesome veg:-, tables, savory salad, ‘excellent coffee, delicious pie, courteous service and ~a ~really ‘tender 5 â€" SOUTH ST. JOHNS AVE.*~ Northwestern Cafe 4 breath of Paris chic in tho styling of the new Selby Arch Preserver Shoes . . . . Telephone Highland Park 2727 JUNE 22 TO SEPTEMBER 2 Box Office Open 9:30 A. M. .Until 10 P. M. Daily and Sunday Now . ready to resuscitate your midâ€"season wardrobe . . _ And by theis wonderful inâ€" built comfort construction, to put new energy and gayety and verve into your every step‘! A R a vinia O pera and Concerts T HERE‘S ~ hreath al Steve Petros,. Proprietor 509 Central Avenue SeventeentK Season $19 up reviving 193 A bedlam of birds, where quarrelâ€" ing, strife and plunder between the various species are rampant, exists on Walrus island, one of the Pribil ‘of group on the Bering sea, west of Alaska. A representation of a scene on this island, with specimens of the various principal kinds of birds that colonize there, shown as they would appear in life, is a feature of the hall of habitat groups of birds at Field Museum of Natural History.. ; ~â€"Walrus island is small and rocky. It has no vegetation except clumps of grass and aâ€"few plants. During the summer its bird inhabitants are crowded together like people in the most congested part of a great city. ‘The most numerous birds are the murres, similar in appearance to penâ€" guins, but not related to them. Of these there are thousands upon thouâ€" sands. â€" Among the other birds inâ€" habiting the island and shown in the museum‘s exhibit.are the redâ€"faced cormorant, â€" violetâ€"green â€" cormorant, horned puffin, Pacifit kittiwake, paroâ€" quet, auklet, crested auklet, glacous winged gull, tufted puffin, Sabine‘s gull, Pribilof sandpiper, Arctic tern and glaucous gull. : Almost every available spot is ocâ€" cupiédâ€"by some bird during the breedâ€" ing season, and thousands of murre‘s eegs may be seen lying about on the bare rocks.* These birds lay:a single éug â€"and make ho attempt at building %st. ~The jeggs are conical in sH@#E,;â€"which â€" prevents â€"them â€" from rolling over ledges. The cormorants and gulls, however, make nests, and the puffins and auklets deposit their eggs in holes and clefts in the rocks. The gulls frequently steal and eat the murres‘ eggs, and in the exhibit some of them are shown committing this form of pilferage. (g "s* The group is a gift from Stanley Field, president of the museum. It is the joint work of Leon L. Pray, taxidermist, and C. A. Corwin, artist, both of the museum staff. Anâ€"ideal married ~man is one who can listen to his wife and the radio at the same time.â€"Louisville Times. The old Kenilworth village bell, which has not been in use for many years, has been donated to the Morâ€" gan Park Baptist church for a chapel which that church plans to build at Mt. Greenwood, Ill. Action to this efféct was taken by the Kenilworth village board at its regular meeting Monday night of last week. The bell has stood for some time at the side of the small building at the corner of Melrose avenue and Richmond road, which is used for various vil lage purposes. Before Kenilworth was furnished fire protéction by the Wilmette or Winnetka fire departâ€" ments the old bell was used as a fire alarm. â€" The automobile <speeders need not endanger their lives, merely because it is ceontrary to law to run too fast. Bediam of Birds on ‘ Walrus Island Shown _ in Museum Replica Old Kenilworth Bell â€" _ To Hang in New Chapel The thinkers have fine views about government r:‘{orm, but the talkers are more apt get the offices. T H E P R ES 8 o "The Pride of the South" T RoOoosEVELT N EW ORLEANS We sharper any size hand mower or power mower; prices reasonable; work guaranâ€" John C. Fay, Prop. s T00 Central Avenue â€" Highland Park, Il. 3090 Work called for and delivered THE LAWN MOWER SHOP Lawn Mowers Sharpened "Paris of America" â€" â€" the city "care forgot". Make the Roosevelt. your headâ€" quarters. . Seasoned travellers who have lived the world over will tell you of it‘s beauty and comfort and its friendliness.. They look forward to the genial hospitality they know is the ruleâ€"at the Roosevelt. We suggest you telegraph for _ reéservations ~ Thursday, July 11, 1929 **Right in the Heart of Things" 700 ROOMS WITH BATH Thursday, July More than 154 age from two t part in the Chis tury of progress by the Childre Chicago in the navy pier at 2: July 10. One of the fe being planned Pack of River rector of the t} tion â€" of â€"a .str World‘s â€" Colum 1983. ~ The actc the costumes of sian, German will be staged. Children to W orld Styles of va: depicted in a fa will be sculptur in which the p; sent an electric â€" Miss Irene 8 director of the ing the pagean thirteenth anni Unofficial jnv Century of . Pr be extended to mania and Kin slavia .by Johr cago newspaper en â€" routé <to: | months‘ > n â€"A number o Scouts left las Hill, the new scouts. This c eccusin, about o Highland Park, its first year of by those who } equipped and w tifully â€"located. Girl Scout | Hi Funds raised help equip the the hospital te of â€"a nurse fro sures parents well looked aff iess or accide! Ravinia G The, regula: the Ravinia G Friday, July: Brackett, Wik All members a Altogether, promise a fin scouts. fortun: to go there. Plans are ur ing Chamber secondâ€" annual held Saturday, fine prizes are of real fun is attenmd this ce date and plan Secretary V tion is built or seems that w ticed some e Bethlehem. Glo Wheeling Celé