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In his new play Warner plays the part of the little Hal of “The Squaw Man” develop~ ed into a young 'man of twenty-five or so, and put through a cotirse of sprout in be- ing trained as an ngltsh' gentleman. without having rob him oi his love for the land of his hingJ It is a part that should suit Warner t a T. My Peep -." .1! is only four seasons ago that H. B. Waffle? came to this country to act a leading man for Eleanor Robsori. Next Sunday, Nov. 28, his mum will shine forth in electric letter! from the lmnt'ol the Studebaker, a full-fledged star in one of the most promising new plays. of. the. Man. “ ' Almost tlie moment Warner made his American debut it was realized that our native stage had won a distinct year. Edwin Milton Boyle’s “111m Are My People,’ a sequel to his “The Squaw WJHGWW'L C E Smith and vi to Frank Opeh, lo! 4, blk [.mrsSub, gum); emu W D “00- Mute!” m Chancery to Alexanfier Rob- ertson, lot It, and pan lot 10, bit 1, Highland Park. D $4250.00. A W Paraski to A 0 Rockeanch. [on 70 to 75, blk 4, Deerfield Par}. w D W H Murphy to E A Dunakin, lot 42, ‘ hlk 16. Washburn Park. North Chicago. 5 W D 8250 00. State Bank of Lake Forest to Francis Lambert, lo: 14. Green Bay A_dd, Lake Forest. E 13%“): ‘. G I" Beach and vi to C fi Jorgeaon. lots. 15 and 16, blk 34, Lake Blufi. W D 3600. (I). A G Murrie and W! to Thomas Douqu WSOftESZItN VLIOCS. Thompson's Add. Lake Forest. W D swam. C L Nelson to C H Phelps, lot 2, Rav- inia Woods-and lo! 2, Nelson's Add to Ravinia Woods. Highland Park. W D J R Rudd and wf 10 Annie Campbell, pan lot 16, blk 29. Highland Park. W D $2100. 00 G J Crauston, Jr" and If, to Funny I. Quite, lot in N W 14 Sec E. LakeFor- at W D 8850. 00. Mary Conway to Miles Conway. 120 acres in S E 1/4 Sec 1 Vernon Twp. and 40 acres in S E 84 Sec 6. Deerfield Twp. Q C $1.00. . ' . ' . A L Erickson w W C Hatch, Part lot 2,‘ blk26, Highland Park. W D 31.00. R S Grice and wf to] C Hale. lot 31, bit 54, Nonh Chicago. W D 32500.00. 'Master in Chancerv to Mary E Lana, undivided } N 80 ft S 350 ft lot 58, High- voéd. D $574. 27. L H Lloyd and vi to Ruth Swanson, lot 10, blk l, Lloyd’s~$ub, Eighwood. W D $150.00. 7 R M Parsons andfiwf to] C Wolfi. lots 1, 2 find 3, blk 4, 'Deerfield Park. W D fij A Reichelt, Jr., and wt 19 Edward Bleimchl, lot in Village of Deérfield. W D $30.00. Chas Bleimehl and W! et a! to Peter Bleimehl lot 1, Bleimeels Sub. Village of Deerficld. Q C Si. 00. , J H Taylor and who Helen L Hasler, pan lo: 321, Lake 170";th D;§§.3_75.00. Emilie ] Smith to M] Hardacre, lot 81, Ravinia. W-D 521250017» Wan-on. Rut Estate transfers Table fig Ask Your Brut W It WM. ‘r Being naturally shoo- Iutely pun and clear a crysul it is :11: i“ ABANA WATER ILLINOI. “A mun ought to be (good mechanic in order to get satisfwtory result: from :n sutoqobile." L‘fiâ€"Yé." mnfiefl’dfllr. 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Kateâ€"Well, ahe looks resigned. â€" Summorville jonml. Sheâ€"No, they wqfi't; I told 1th you were going to dnve. ' nu. . Mmamuâ€"Cork legs, second Roar on the rig!“- ' Sh M Hm. Heâ€"The Juneau will be wondering why we no so late. . . ‘1‘ “‘__ Thin means mere room to 'Jo our work. We do a large ibueineu. But we can take care of your» laundry if you give . it tops. . Folkwtheerowd. . , > I Tamil: must. have been a misprint Boston Transcript. FriendÂ¥4Who is we hero of 'your m of W. Customer (falling down the stairs in large nerdâ€"Help! I’vé broken my J ' . Phone 107 Reliaé/e Laundry Our large [Business is a testimonial to Our work SuchHeWas. ,. A330... nomemf .eh?“-â€"Knnns RELIABLE LAUNDRY The New Addition IS NEARLY COMPLETED CInNortbquchcwo-Lctm TO but Woma‘n desire. work. Will help out in getting lurkheom or dinners, or ll place: in .vacancies of cooks. or will hel out in one of sickness». as] have ha experience .in caring for the sick. Mn. Lunn, 227 Vine Ave. Phone 332 H. P. ' - . 49-1! 081' or an ed awayâ€"A brown and white. _ Collie dog; answers to the name of Milo. While around the neck and (mm2 back and body brown. Bring to 227 Vme ave., Highland Park and receive reward. 49-1: CSTâ€"White eilk scarf. with W.‘ T. C. . on it, between Hazel. St. John. Cen- tral, Linden and Park avenues. Retum to Miss G. Chandler. 1% Hue} avenue. H. P. 49-1! What; am I thankful for today? Well, I don‘t knOwâ€"but here are 1 few Of ma‘ny things that occur to me And possibly may have occurred to you: Fimz,l am glad because I‘m sled. ’ And then I'm glad because I know You know I know you know l'm gladâ€"- Be se y 're pleased lo have me I0. I’ g I’m “villaâ€"thankful for Th ilege of being here; if I e: have champagne. why then I'm thankful for my humble beer! I! I can't ride in coach of late I'm thankful for two legs to walkâ€"â€" It I can't hold my audt‘ence ‘ I’m-thankful; then. to hear you talk! l'm thankful for my daily brexdr Though I may not be blessed with wealth; I'm thankful that 1 em and sleep And have my little share 0! henlth; But most of all, I'm thankful now Because in high and lowly ranks There are so many people who 7 Are capable of giving thanks. â€"H. E.- Warner in St. Paul Dispatch. A W, Sod Visitor "(no homa- whoee smell daughter {- musing hex-eel! by blow- ing up the hit cushion gene of e meanâ€"“0h. do you think it‘s who to let your little girl do at“? 80 liable to give one uncer. you know! 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