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Roasted pi. and other A citizen of Giencoe was held up near the railway depot, while returning home {loan the train, last Tuesday evening. A mid watch is reported to have been “lanky the hold- -up man. Between 5 and 6. the same morning, another Glencoe business man was robbed of m committed in a purge in his room. ' The Bazaar givenyby the M. E. church at Rehm’s was quite a success. A large crowd attended and everything was said. The asunl crowd from Deerfield at- tended the Fair at Libertyvillel this Week. The D. A; C. easily defeated the Everett: Sundéyhy a score of 7 to 0. They also shut out the Keasel O’Con- nors, 4 too, Labor Day. Mrs. Reiter and daughters, Miss Emma and Miss Sophia, of Piqua, 0., are visiting wiih Mrs. P. Rommel. Alex. Willman has been visiting with friends and relatives at Kenoiha, Wis.‘ ELECTRICIAN Electrical Consttucflon “Sanka Bulb. moisten, Mu Alum. Etc. immmd " "- ”mm Plum 19,2 33:03. Man Vmo'oo adm- m V7, _ _-‘ Sunday school ............. 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Pol But (on Emuâ€"A huh cow. We: box cu. _ t! ’08 BENT-Some ddnblo one“ for not In the Sub Bunk Banding. Apply at Bank. ~ - 1! F0: Rutâ€"Thug 00 rooun in the hildlng known a (ho Bergen block. W1 Byron J. Stevens. Highlud M Iota}. t1 Nortonâ€"I Am mod to do all kind: of concrete work promptly sod O. M. ONSOM PAINTER AND DECOR ATOR Highwood. moi: Estimates Givm Fm of Charge GEO. S. TINKER Brnox J. Sums. Pnor. Rates, 32.00 to $3.00 First cm. with Modern Improvements. Suite. of Room- with Bubs; Owite N. W. be t. Highland Park ' ce Phone '37. flute Phone 1361. ' Vetérinary Surgeon Wmted~Boud and lodging a: fur- C. W. LASSEN, X: D. V. Grtduue of the loKmip Vekrhnry College tmu 3|] dome-tic Animals Cum mpny unaided w thy or night. one. u ‘ mm ' Wynnn’u flu-non LAID FORM, shop ILL; Highland park Hotel Ins. o. W. ALDRIDGI. kw In“! Aunt, HIGHLAND PARK You Might rm FRI“ SIUESTBOM Ice, Coal, Coke Wbod and Kindling _ may“ wrm mom PLACE F‘ustCkuSuitsforhdiqmd n Wumodctoorda.. 2‘ M, Mlquhdia’md Ihm m ' ' ' ii‘éM‘" AV“ l-lth-ILAND PARK. mots M. WOLAK. TAILOR that the «Sunni: post card business is ”all it" at Albert harm's but you have another “think" to come, It is true he has about the smoothest line of post cards ever dis- played in Highland Pad: but it is only sup- plemental to an'equally complete line of fine correspondence sta- tionery and school sup. plies. In addition his store is a convenient place to buy your mag- azines. periodicals. newspapers and books â€"â€"all the 'filive ones” and any not on hand will be ordered for you. Now for fine candies. Havana cigars, pipes, smokers’ articles and tobaccos Mr. Larson is the conceded head- quarters of the city. HIGHLAND PARK. ILL. «mm mam" " "'5 Table Water ABANA Imam Being nMurIJIy abno- lntely pun Ind elm ll cryatd it is the Mall ”mom SPRING WATER HIGH LAND PARK STATE BANK 8.de ’HWWW 0me If You W: E,“ Hana-{Pu}: Hull Landry Contractor for Publié Work: Fine Bakery Goods PAUL autumn? Finn Ham-Made Phone [61 WPAlK 136 1!. Fun 81'. moannm PARK. Window-Shad“. Brushes. ELECTRIC'AL CONTRACTOR. II. FRIEBELE FIRST CLASS LABOR EMMYBD lCECREAMANILJCES Full Line of ‘ Mixed paints. Japalnc. ”IMAM suascms ran The News-Letter s TELEPHONE 2491 Painter, Decorator and Paper Hanger E. M. LAING Glau.’ Etc; 1»... Du... in wm 1).... All Work Gama“! Tclcplwu 245 for Badman. F. B. GREEN Varnish-Stains. Pnoiu 1561 Rnrumo A I LLINOI 8