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'l‘lu-ro will soon be 050er for sale ton city howls of $1000 t‘uch to our citizens who have 21 little spurv cash which they wish to Hillt down in first class, giltrmlgg‘tl security. George Elwy halving (mused to art :est felloWS on the sidewalks with wheels, has taken to raising honey to llk‘ll) sweeten the (la-lining yvurs of his own as well as other lives. His success is highly encouraging, us he has already producml some and lw confidently hopoé for more. Mr. '1‘. E. Pierson, tlw man who mukcs chairs, sofas, bells and uplmlv stvrs all kinds Hf furniture lx-ttvr than new, has muvml his faunily here into Conductur l)umth_\"s llOllHU un St Johns zu‘vnuv. George Elwv llilVillLZ (mused to art You need not think F. C. Brown runs a bicycle exchange. because you happen to see half a dozen whevlsahout his porch. It takes just sew-n machines to supply the family needs, and they make good and judicious use of them all. Wheels cost 1685 and give much het- ter satisfaction than do doctors and drugs. City Treasurer Greenslade has (leâ€" vised a model sheet for exhibiting the the real condition of the city's fin- ances every month. page and all is seen at a glance. Mr. Gtroenshule is an expert hook keeper, and he, can't be hoodwinkcd It. is all on one, ‘ ------ Uluvnauuulgo G Wagons and Buggies Made to Order. Repairing, Painting, Etc., Promptly Done. or made, to go beyond his duty, at“ ‘ cording to law. the uccountnnt's department of the Northwestern has taught him not :1 few valuable points for his present a position. His long service in ‘ i WEST CENTRAL AVE., HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. gm"mnm9mmmmmmnmvm"mm?Mummy!vmmmnmnmmmmmvmnmmmvg ‘YYYYYVYVVYYW DON’T BE DECEIVED== =TflERE IS BUT ONE ,2 mm. L. A. W. REPAIR SHOP IN THE PARK! mama“; mom EARL H. PURDY, Telephone No. 28. 3 o 'â€" 3‘58““WWMNNNMMMWMMMMWMMflWNWi“MNWNMNM“MWMNNNE ABOUT TOWN. Bicycle Repairing and Enameling of All Kinds. A First Class Bakery and” Restaurant THE HIGHLAND PARK NEWS. Ice Cream PITTS GENEST, Horseshoers/ Blacksmiths. Herman Mack, Egg TELEPHONE 92. “mm: m N: \\ ri 4:! m \\ tm- \‘. 87 )H [u r 1):;Ilr ( h: [M l‘nuuh T1 pair; Nu m h- in; m (I .\I( w r< ( hu ll'l. 8 ' .;lm Mt ( 1 rum 5 hurn haml‘ \ urllw. 2.00: :1 uunmnlA-vd vyl‘lmm-tcr, 50m Tires Vulcanized, Brazing of All Kinds. I Beg to announce that on the 12th inst I opened a NEXT DOOR T0 POSTOFFICE. If you so desire, our wagon will call on you at any time to take orders for home-made bakery goods of every character; also My desire at all times will be to su Iply my patrons with the best as to variety, exce lence and price. I Solicit your patronage. N. B.â€"â€"I deliver all goods promptly and free of charge. Furnished to Private Parties $I00 Hibbard - - - $60. 00 85 Waver|ey - 48.00 75 Carlisle White Rim flyer, $40.00 75 The Alix, - 45.00 50 “ - - 35 00 4o Juvenile - - - 29.00 " ; HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. . First Class Soda Served Baggage 'ro or from any Part of City. PIANUS AND FURNITURE MOVED. DUFFY BROTHER5, No. 9 St. Johns Avenue. Trunks Parcels floods handled wlth greatest care. Promp‘ attention given all orders. City Express. ge and Dime Parcel Delivery. l‘nuuh :I'njzul Tin 3H1!“ Apt-r TELEPHONE 56 _m..,.vzsc'¢nu. \\ ith rurkulim- l0 Cents.