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TERMS REA SONA BLE. PETER F. DOOLEY First United Evangelical Church, Rev/ll. ll. 'l‘horen, pastor. Sunday services; Ger- man preaching, 10.45 a, 111.; English, 7.30 p.111.;S11nday school,9.30; K. l.. C. 113., 6.45 p. 111.; prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7.3011. m. ’ "“ ' Bethany 'Evgngelical Church, pastor, Rev. K. M. Hauch. Sunday services: Sunday schhol.”9,3o a.,1n,: preaching, 10.30 a. 111.; Y. P. 5. Call, 6.45 p. 111.; preaching, 7.30 p. 111. Middle week servicesy \Vednesday senior prayer meeting; Friday. young per)â€" plc‘s prayer meeting. ‘ SLMary's Catholic Church, Rev. j. (I. \ladulen, pastor. First mass, 8.30; second nuiss, 10.00: Sunday school. 2.30. Baptist Church, Rev. 1.. A. (iould, pastor. Preaching, 10.45 a. 111., Sunday school, 12.00 111.; Baptist Young l‘cople‘s Union, 6.40 p. 111.; preaching. 7.30 p. 111. Wednesday prayer meeting, 7.45 p. 111. ’l‘hnrwlay. (Shristian culturé'iilfiss, 7.30 p. In. Evangelical Luthenm) Zidn‘s ,(‘hurcln .\. lletzer, pastor, ‘Sunday service. 111.00 :1. 111. Sunday school, from 9 to 10.00 :1. 111. Trinity {(Thnrgh, l’. (T. \Volcutt. restor. lloly‘c‘tini1111111i4ifi, 7.30 a, 111. Sunday school, 10.0011. 111. Morning prayer and sermon. 1121. 111, Second celebration first Sunday in the month. liven song. 5 p..‘1n. Presbyterian ('hur‘h. Rev. 5. M, john‘Son. Worship and preaching, 10.45 a. 1n. Sabbath who ll, 12 111. (Inristian Endeavor, 7. p, in. Prayer scrvi 1. Wednesday. 7. 4: 1). m. ' ‘Ruvinia M. E. Church. Ravinia. Rev. E. J. lleathcute pastorâ€"Sunda ' school at 2:30 p. vm.; Epwonh League evotional meeting Sunday eve ‘ng at 7 o‘clock p. m.: preaching at 7:45 each-L mdafi' evening: 'prayer meeting from H to 8:30; ‘ worth League business meetilng and social t w fourth Friday 0f each mom 1. Swedish M. E. Church (o'ver W'aldo's market) «Rev. 0. Wessling, pastor. Sunday seryices as follows ‘ Sunday school. 3:30 p. m.: Epworth League. 00 p. ~'31.; Breathing, 7:45 p, m. ‘)r'l\?uv m- â€"- .... 1nv ited. A'cryum; llighlaml Park Council NH. 1066, Royal Arcanum» Meet in‘ Foresters’ hall second and fourth Mondays of every month. Regent, ('harlcs H. Baker; secretary, Frank H. Green.- Modern Woodman of America Meetings 1 first and fourth l‘riduy of each nmmh in For- 1 esters‘ hall. 1m). binncy, V. (IL; Fred“ (-rcenslade, Secvetary. ' A, O. Fay Lndg , A. F. and A. M. Reg ulanneqting nights firsmmd {bird Mgpday in each month, at Madame Iii", aver M. Mcise‘s' Son‘s stun; . ' . Independent Order Foresters, Coufl Highâ€" land. Meetings first and third Thursdays of each month in Forester‘s Hal}. Mai! pouches close 15 nfinut‘cs before the departure of trains. W. M. DOOLEY, Postmaster. From the north . . . 12.47, 3 14 p 111. Fun" the wmh 7 30, 9.12, H 3.9 a. m., 1107,325. 5- 37. 7- 29 P- “‘- Dirtkwll. has:- the south 6. 50, 9.30 a; m . 12. 47_, 3 I4, 543, 7 29 P I“ I'm lh: n. will , 9 [2, ”.39 a. m., 7.201). m. Directory 0! Scent Societies. Mandolin Instructor. Italian Mcthoifi... HIGHLAND PARK POSTOFFICE. CHURCH DIRECTORY 'hur‘h. Rev. 8. M john‘Snn. fishing 10.45 a. m. Sabbath nr lianI Itndea avm, 7. p‘ m. Altluvu~ ‘y. 7. 45 p. m -39 3- "L1 7.29 p. m. LILII ”g 3 Someone wafifed ”to know why Royal 5 the Attorney had to put up bonds,a_s second i , i he handles no city money. That is \cgent, l “wen; i as plain as a pihestatf,~ , to ma’kg: mâ€"wm ; him pay over his salary to his wife; 7 i just as ministers do with their wed- ‘ E. J_ Ii ding fees. This is an era of wOman‘s H30 p. , . ‘ y ‘2 V, leefing I l‘lghtb, don t you see. |‘(u<l‘<. . W - "1 ""13" l cious buginesa man, andlgay‘ ' ‘ ‘ the 1 needs of Waukegan as well as High- ! land Park respecting the city's own- ; ership of its own lighting plant, and '1 employing its own working men. ‘ L In our last issue we announced f that Dr. Newman was about to lea've 5 Highland Park to take charge. of a x north~side hospital. We learn that i this is an error of, understanding. ? arising from the fact that the doctor l baaâ€"recently removed and enlarged i the Marion-Sims Sanitarium. an in- : stitution *which he established for ‘ his_own private work when he moved l his home to the Park about three ' years ago. Have you seen the Duffy Brg.)th¢.erS" new Dime Parcel delivery outfit? It is an neat.“ Field or Mandel Brothers send out. and is , arâ€" ranged that it can be clonal “tight ~enough‘to " hold kerosene. " Hence. no matter about the Weather, your :1 parcels will he kept neat and dry. The Duffy Brothers. of which there A are several, are “chock full" of busi- nesa, and by that we mean they haw business methods as by instinct. and what is more. they are straight and honest every time. They have taken up this dime delivery lmeause they saw the people wanted it. by respon sible partiel - one they could trust - and we can all trust the Duflys. They deserve success and will have It. (3‘ ; Highlandl’hâ€"rk; lthan, bargain Apply to D. A». Holmes. FOR SALE CHEAP A heavy single harness; used but a shor1 time; original cost, $40. Inquire of ‘Mrs. M. R. Hammond. West g Central-avew-eer. Green, City. RAFFEN a; BAKER, ICoal, [‘3uivlding Material, . and Ice. l TELEPHONE NO. I 34 ' Wantedâ€"M Idea m- gfi'ii #‘E‘dfiz‘ffliflfi' c I332 um . n. 0.. form 1' rtu ofl'er mutuamwnwfiofikm. Who can flunk of none 31mph! to an" § tut-n. “man-9.:- 11¢,“ 1.. When the editor of the Waukegan Herald read the NEWS of last week", h'iS‘ keen .eye saw the points in Mayor Evans message and he republished him of them in full; 216' proofâ€" that g‘ The High School ball club will ‘ play the Highland Park team to- l‘morrow after‘iioon at 3:30 p. m. on ! the Highland Park grounds. ‘ E The ex- president of the Ossoli 3 Club is mastering the wheel, so that 5 when one form 9f intellectual actiw {fity pass’es into innbfiupfih Héa'uetude t another is at liaiid. We wish some of the numerous carpenters on_ the city; force, would repair the gate leading to “Hotel Tramp." Its creaking‘grafies on the sensitiVe ears of the court For mortgage loans out 'w‘al estate call on D. M. Erskine;Jr., Co: THE HIGHLAND PARK NEWS J. L. Stockton settled 1n the Pink this week CITY BREVITIES. ~‘I hâ€"n.â€"»~L.» J r. ,’.4 ~ww‘nu, nasa- FOR SA LE At FOR SALE Cheupi Lot No. 18 in hlk. No. 4, in Highland Park (facing Second street). Apply to D. A. Holmes. 7 FOR ‘SALE OR RENFANhé-v; We have received a ”eupy of the Dickson Press, the county paper (31: Dickson 'éounty Tani). It is an‘ ex- tra, devotedte the great, and so far rarely successful Tennessee Exp0si- tion, at Nashville; The entire issue consists of 20 pages, l2_0f which are wholly giVen to the exposition, with plenty of illustrations. Messrs. Best- Freeman. are the publishers; Mr; Best will be remembered here as one of the publishers of the Lake Forest Stentor. The “boys” are doing well- down in ‘.‘Dixie.” .. " WANTED I want abggt. 7.211 yang; heifer calves at once; good prices paid. Apply to Johp Qiogney, I) l\ I unn 1.. North Amcrkan Review for Harper‘s Monthly” W eddy. . Septutry. .51,” t an 15: Mont y abandon Week? Time-s Review 0! Rev ews. The Forum Ladies‘ Home Juuruaml ”nu-c: nume Juurual ..................... 1.05 And sq’gn; the editor can quotegfor rates on nearly 500 periodicals. if you wish. . WANTED,’F9I3 SALE, 'To RENT‘ The Nzws is ready to form club‘ hing rates with its subscribegrs for any promizggg paper or .magazine published in this» country, Great Britain. France Or Germany. Bear in mind the NEWS is always and eVerywhere $1.00 cash, We will give you the Nfiws‘and ( BALE CHEAP A heavy. single harness; used but a short tiuw; original cost, $40. Inquire of ‘Mrs. M. R. Hammond. West Central-newton Green, City. L SALE At a very low figure. two nice lots, dimensions 100 by 200 feet. located in outskirts of Highland Park; great, bargain. Apply to D. A. Holmes. milch J ersey cow. (a‘rieser Bros.’ Market. z 0. box‘ 162, Highland PM; OUR CLUBBING RATES. Inquire at 85.80 1140'