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[0.003. Ill, Morning prayer and ‘surmun, ll :1. m. Serum! n'rlrhrutinn fll‘N‘! Sunday in 1hr Inuulh. [in-n Song. 5 p. m. l'ht- Presbyterian ('hun'h. .\'u pastor. \Vurfihil) and preaching, [0.45 n. m, Snlrlmth whuul, [2 m. ('hrislian Emlcavnr, 7. p. m. l'rant-r servicv. \lencsday, 7, 4S p, m. â€"_Â¥7 West Side Barber Shop f Huh c St. Mary’s (‘athulic Church. \Imlden. pastnr. First mass, 3! mass. 10.00: Sunday school, 2.3c The Baptist (‘hurclL Nu past in; 10.45 :1. ”1., Sunday sc ML; Baptist Yuung l'c-nplr'fi l p.111; preaching, 7.30 p. “L prayer meeting. 7.45 p. m. "hrislian culture clams, 7.30 p. m lavangclicnl Lmheran Zirm' \, lk-t/cr. pastor, Sunday \(‘l a. m‘ Sunday srhrml, from o In Trinity ('hur;h. l’. (I \anc p. "L Middle week senior prayer meeting ple's- prayer meeting ll. I'hnren, pastor Sunday services: Ger- man preaching. I045 21 m.; I‘ninsh 745 II III. .5umlav school 9.30; K. I.. (. I , (I 45 p. III.; IIraIer IIIceIIng “etlnesday at ".;O p. II. IIcIIIanv Evangelical ( Illlr(‘h. pastor ReI 5'. \l. IIaIIch. 5IInIIay NCIWICFSI Sunday StIIOUI, Io.oo a. m.: hreaChImv, II nn-I Ravinia M. E.Clmr(‘h. Ravinia. Rev. E. J. lleathcote pastor ~Sunda ' school at 2:30 p. m.: Epworth League evutiunal meeting Sunday evening at 7 o’clock p. m.: preaching at 7:45 each Sundav evening“ prayer meeting from 8 to 8:80: E wonh f.eague business meeting and social t 1:- fourth Friday of each month. , ‘ Swedish M LE. Church (over \Valdo‘s market) ~ Rev. 0. Wessling. pasmr. Sunday services as follows: Sunday school. 3:.” p. m.; Epwonh League. 7:00 p. m.: Preaching. 7:43 p. m. l’raver-meetiniz Thursday evening at 7:43. Everyone is invited. - ‘ First United Evangelical Church, Rev. ll. ll. 'l‘horen, pastor. Sunday services: Ger- man preaching. [0.45 a, m.; English. 7.45 p. m.; Sunday school.9.3o; K. I. ('. l“. (mu D. m.- ”raw-r "mun... u’. M. .v Modern \Notxlmen of America, Meetings first and fourth Friday of each month in For- esters’ hall. jnn. Finney. V. (1; Fred (lreenslade, Secretary. Highland Park Council No. [066. lx’uyal Arcanum. Meet in Masonic hall sccnml and fourth Mondays of every month. Regent. (‘harles ll. Baker; secretary, Frank ll. Green. A. U. Fay Lodge, A. ular meeting nights‘ first sachmomhnm Mamn'w Son's stnre. Independerit Order Foresters land. Meetings first and lhirr cud} month in Foresler's Hall. Cheskuumg Tribe 1. Meet at Masonic Haim I“. M. lngalls. Sachem; 3.55, 7.29 p. m. Fur me north . 9.12., :1 Mail pouches close If :Icpnrmre of trains. \V 275 Central Avenue «nun nu. From tlm’hurth I247, 3.14 p. :11. len the south. 7.30, 9.”, ”.39 a. "1., [2.07, 3.25. 5.37, 7.29 p. m. ‘ DEPARTURE. For the suuth, 6.50, 9.30 :1. m., 12.47. 3. l4. h“. ___ ommnnh m JOHN H. MOHR, Prop Directory of Secret Soclcflos. l0 "LAND PARK POSOFPICE Middle wék pouches close 15 minutes before tho suuth, 6. 50, 9 go :1 m .. 12 47. 3- W 7 29 p.111. north 9 12., ”.39 a} m., 7.29 p. m. CHURCH DIREC ) l I Ivangelicn! ('hnrch. pastor, Rev. ch. Sunday NCTViCFSI Sundav o a. m,: preaching, ”.0011. m.: FL, 6.45 p. m ‘ preaching. 7.30 J! _ I "‘ ' w .l . U. R. M. No. 112â€" ill first and thi_rd Tgesdays Tan Zinn's (‘hnnth. Sunday wrvinu In‘oo ARRIVAL. ‘chool, 2.30. anasmr. l’rc’at‘h Sunday schmtl. l2.0< [I \ancnn. rcvtnr. l, In. Sunday schmvl. prayer and ‘sunnun, nuinn fll‘N‘! Sumlnv in service-s: Wednesday Friday, young pew mass, 8.30: sm'nml brestels, Court > Highâ€" uuu - uxmanB '1'.‘ if. Dtu. C. of R. .F and A. \1 Reg :and. third Monday in third Thursdays of M. l)( N )lJiY. I‘nsmmster , fiver-‘M : “$91",sz IOAOO :1. III 'ninn. 0.40 \Vednesday 'I‘hurs‘dav. Rev. j. (‘ sorilwrs and advertiiing patrons uf the-110ml ()i ("are in making ro‘mit tunces to this office. 5'0an people fmrwl it would lu- difiicult to get at city trvasurvr Fred (hoe‘nslzult- to get, ynur Orders (-Hslwd. But Izm' sakes \u- had an nrtle-r for the m-w police court (lm-kvt and lw Sf‘nt us our chock by slwcial messenger to our \‘e-ry dour. That is ”W kind of n trvasurer tn haw. tlw flilluw who (lvliwrs yuur gmxls atone» and on a silver platter 'Rnh Inr I’rml. customers; though theyLdrm’t advor tise them in the morning papers» We need hardly remind unr sub There is :1 SH) counterfeit hi“ afloat. theom» with the lat» Vice President Hendricks' pictuw in the centvr. They haw a full supply Of them in Chicago. for their cmlntrv The rubber boots for the firemen are on hand. I‘Jpziir hip high and no.1 in all respects. They want six pair more, and hope soon to havethe funds {or the same These the men shuuld hme at once they haw saved enough pmpe rty in this“ (itV to in: entitled to them Don‘t forget “Eli." the ”funny man, in McDonald’s hall Thursday evening, Nov. 18th. Just plan for it as you would for anything elset and then you can go. Isaac Goldberg, formerly connect, ed with Goldstein's variety store» and whilom manager of the opera house, left for Kenoshn this week. where he intends to open a gent's furnishing store. Rev. A. A. pransteil begins his work as supply for the Presbyterianh‘ next Sunday. He and his family will occupy thehuuse just vacated by Pastor Johnson. Rev. S. M.‘ Julufsun saw his wife and children off for North Carolina Tuesday afternoon and then he set tled down for a delightful winter a w ork 1n Ev.anst0n _ . Sh‘ELdé'YJTYBD-ingthéjlelegates will give a report of the state convention at the League meeting of the First United Evangelical church at 6:43. The city boasts a new snow plow, costing about $3.75. This makes about four or fiveof these machines myjpigd by fly: city. ... ..m The Highland Park Club gives a home talent \audegille entertain ment tomorrow evmung at the club house Butterick patterns fur sale at Miss Erskine‘s. Have you seen the novel Harmless Hair Curlers at Schumacher’s? THE HIGHLAND PARK NEWS mnple fmrwl it would lu- tn get at city trvasurvr l‘llfiliult' to get, ynur Orders But Izm' sakes \u- had an ABOUT TOWN. ! Just then a: bloated Britisher. {near by, who had indulged in too 1‘ much 868mm henzine. sungout gruf~ ,fly “Hurrah for hell." Not to be out done Pat replied “That's right begbrra, every man for his own omnr try!" and walked on tmvanl borne. There, will he a sloight-nf-Imml pvrfurnmnvv with sundry {cuts uf lvgvrdvnmin at McDonald's hall m-xt wovk Saturday. Nov. l3th. for ”H- benefit of the Railroad Mvn's lmmv. A rare vntvrtzlinuwnt. with u must Worthy nhjt-ct in \‘ivn‘: (In good mu] got gland. The regular Sunday meetings nf the Evangvlica] As‘m'wiatiun, known as the Bethany Evangelical church. Row. S. M. Ham-h, pastor. are for the present lwing held in the- road ing room of the Young Men'H (-luh 4m Sheridan road. Thé mom is ox ('ellvntly adaptvd for such services and the congregation feels quitv at hmne in its nmv quarters. There, will he a sleight-Mimi“! as “Brimstone corner," from tlu- strong. fiery thmlogy old Dr. Griffin used to preach in that famous Park street church. Pat fc'lt happy and patriotic, and so lw stopped and sung out lustily; . “Hurrah for Ireland." Just then a: bloated Britishmx Pat Maguire lives in Boston. where there are more Irishmen than in Dublin. He went out to 2; wake- one night. and on his way home stop ped at the corner of Park and Tre- mont streets, 3 place formerly known EVERY MAN FOR HIS COUNTRY. Our old friend, H. N. Htu‘tshorn, the enterprising publisher of “The Household," one of the very best monthly magazines for wives and iuothefs and house- keepers generally, lives in Boston of course. and looking about for a right sort of in Thanks- giving menu. it occurred to him to ask his little son John to provide one. and he did so. We think it a hem in its way, spelling and all. We won- der if any Highland Park little boy or girl could, 139:5le in..- .flsrmfit .i‘itli"'()ii3:greitt staple of Boston w'lieth left-"(MW‘W’ ‘ ' ' FIRST CURSE Mince Pie SECOND (2mm: Pumpkin Pie and Terkey THIRD CURSE Lemon Pie, Terkey, Grunlwrries mun" consu C ustard Pie Apple Pie. Mince Pie Chocolatp Cake, Ice Cream and Plum Pudding. DESERT Pie! BILL OF FARE.