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fl, ll After the bath. and it hwy be nmnled two or three times a «lay. at gum] en- logue should he applied to thp under clothing. while the wet wash cloth Ibould have a little toilet ammonia poured oh it and the parts wiped well Salicyllc soap may be used to wash the ablelds. .\ m 1w costs but a dime Or maybe two at the drug More. Have In ounce of lmruvlv acid and the same o! salicylic m'lul fin puwder and dust with this berm-e [mixing on the gur- Many mum about from H lng nfn‘l‘ lhiu parades Mm)! odm'. Sunday 3.’:".'ll't" Germain ;i'\-.i ‘liiiig :it 10);“ a, lil. English Lire-m" g .i: r1 p. in; Sunday whom. 91.). (icy-mun mirurday St‘litml. 91‘“ EU lift“. First United Evangelical Church Corner til Laurel Avenue .iml (in-en Bay Road. Rev. J. Faster \'.m Everzi. pastor. Sabbath morning Will'SlllD. 10.43; evening service and K. L. C. E. irom 7:00 to 8.00 p in during Julv August and Sep- tember. The midweek pnh'rt' Senices Wednesday and Friday evenings at 71-15; ChOII’ meetings Thursday at :4 p. mg Sun» day school at 9:30 a. m. A cordial in- vitation extended to all. Swedish Lutheran Church There Will be Swedish Lutheran Church I services every Sunday evening at seven forty-five o'clock in the Y. W.C. :\. rooms on Central Avenue. Highland Park. Carl E. Lundgren. of Waukegan. Illinois. pastor. Baptist Church East Laurel avenue. Henry Clay Miller. minister, Sunday. morning worship, 10.45, Sunday evening people's service. 7:45. The Bible school. Mr. Charles H. Warren, Superintendent. assembles at 12:00 o'clock. The Baptist Young People's Union. Mr. Leigh Bittinger. President, meets each Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. The mid-week service is held in the parlors of the church each Wednesday evening at 7:45. The Ladies Gunld. Mrs. C. E. Thompson. President. holds its regular sessions on the afternoon of the first and third Thursdays of each month. The public is cordially inwted to all the services of this church. Highland [Park Presbyterian Church Corner of Laurel. Linden and Prospect avenues. Rev. R. Calvin Dobson. Pastor. Bible School meets at 9:30 a. m. in the church building. Sunday morning wor~ ship. 11:00 a. in. Young Peoples' Meeting at 7:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer service Wednesday evening at eight o'clock in the auditorium of the church. The public is cordially invited to all of these services 9. ili'. \‘t' beginning Bu .\l('(‘l$ Assot‘iati Charles 3 LarSnn. s Highll Clulnrt George secretary Club rc Meetings three o'cl Miss Eli. secretary Hi! Club 1 building. ‘Tuesday H. Cam] Putnam. Club 1 R. C. Jacc secretary Cl St. Johi meets set gach mor Nortl First l Pastor. . 1100: Ju League. é 7130‘. Teal For Malodorou: Porspwnion. Vermin [ants of 111" lwly prospire mow than mhrrm uml urn-n there is n \‘t-ry nth-usiu- 011th Absolute cleanli- ness is Hm lM-st sur‘vzuurll against such 11 l|ll\fi:‘7'lln‘. hwi wniy fur the body iru-‘f, but far Hm Iluthinz. .\ HHk lm-lixv ~.LI:1I':le mm‘ :lu-l mar again with smxiwnr; :1 imv-uu-s m” (nflelrnv m \\v'HL :h‘ thaw “In. have [u ‘3! M drum ‘:H‘~' :mll v‘ruwd imn \h-vlvx \ nil lam“ 'Hn- 5.01 H :'\!i2|'>b|v- [pr “‘1 "~ L, u.,: hllit'k'h PM stay “1' ’3' and lake :! “INT! [IWIH 5 p. nâ€"Lfl :Ali'authorized Christian Science literature is on file for reference, and may be purchased if desired. 3!. John- Evngclicnl Church Comer Green Bay Road and Home-wood Avenue. Rev. R. B. Fiedler. Pastor Sun~ day morning, German preaching at 130 Ebenezer Evnngelical Church Second Street near Laurel Awnuc. Sunday School. 10:00.1. m. murnmg “ur- ship. 1H!) :1. 111.;Chrxsuan Endcamr and evening scrur‘x- from 7:00 In 8m p m. (1rrman pram-r meeting “'cdncsday, 7:11! p. m.. Hlblz- study Fwdn)‘ M" :1 mv We Curdmli}. unit:- 31mr nth-miunu- 5 li. X‘HRU'EIK. ;) Mar. Believers Meeting m’VT'he- fiéafiing Room. second floor, Modern Woodmen £ Erskine Bank Building. is open daily. ex- Highland Camp, 1176, M. W. A} meets cop: Sunday, from 9 to 1‘.’ a‘ m. and 1 to ‘ a , q _‘ 5 p. um. All authorized Christian Science first and third Fridays at Mason". Hall. litpnluro is on file for reference. and mav Y. W. C. A. Chuc- a. m and English preaching a! 7:30 p. m. on first and third Sunday of the month‘ E‘erybody is welcome to amend these sen-mes. after the Sunday morning service. Met-tin ‘. - ~ ? . _ _ , A gs at Masomn Hall first and Regular Wednesday evemng testmwmal third Mondays. x. meeting at 00 o'Elotk. b ‘ime of Services and Meetings in the Various Churches lghmr Services in the Churches mini!) mnk‘wl. Evangelicul Lutheran Church Hm! -\\vnuv, W. F § ' “I Milady’s Mirror min: sum Mm)! (“Wu h fill t A“ .lnx'k' HY ”\HI‘HH'J!) rlusr sump Any" ra-nmiuiu: K‘\‘1~I1;;w\v, ln‘lllc (1)0 mi“ Bl?) ,odge and Club Meetings Hun mum"! And Notes 0! Imam h Durtnr (it); LarSnn. secretarv, This plan is «If the bungalow typo in”) up tnn stories. It ha; :1 living ‘ mom m‘rms xiv (-nm'e frnnt. :1 1mm} sized den and (‘umhinatinn stuirwnv ‘ MCI: H'ghl‘nd P‘rk Young Men. lub sow-ml sh _‘ has three (hammers and n «hm-In}: porch. . 7:45; UUlNOOHN. 12 \\ est L\.-mrll AWnue There is :i full basement under me entire house. ‘Flrst star), nim- fveff Sun» George Jones. presidcnz; Earl Gscll, St‘l‘nnd sturyfigyight feet. Site 26 by 251nm over main part. Cost to build? I in- secretary. ‘ excluslve of {tuning and plumbing. $2.700. - )Ll I] ii. In . Kmxmx‘ upcn at f . (mum-.3 Awnm- cwxy :chmnu . 316. Hamid} and 'I‘hunday' e'.'cnin;$.173” E3. :1". \R-spvr x-rvices, nlxvmutc Sunday bvummng Juno [\wm;.'-ll:ml. l p (11. Business Men': Auociakioq Mcvtsfint 'l‘umdav m «wry mumh. Assm‘latiun Rmmh‘ Erskmc “inkling Charles M. Schnmdur, prcmlcm; .AHx‘rt LarSnn. secretary, NIL Cttholic Order of Forefle ' St Johns‘Court Number 840, .0 F. meets second and fourth Thurscfiays of nach month in Masonic Hall F, Club rooms. assembly hall. {ibrary building. Meetings. fortnightbl (11 Tuesday at three o'clock. Mrs. fieorge H. Campbell, president: Mrs. thn A. Putnam. correspondimz secretary." Highland Park Club 5 Club house East Central Avenue R. C Jacobsen president; A VonSchlegcl secretan . moms. “man we tame-ms «ref to De n-vlave‘l drench them “1th ONOKnc. The-re Is a great dml or rectiflafihplrlts In mlogm- that helps in such cages. Wealthy people who live hlgliy and} dress Improperly often have the fea- tures which are marred by a miqerable North Avenue Fin! M. E. CHIN}! First M. E. Church, B. L. 4 Story. Pastor. Sunday School, 10:00; Pnpching, 1100: Junior League 2:30. worth League 630; Prayer meetingw eeday, 7:30, Teacher Training Saturday. 5730. mum“: thru‘mh HH‘ lung mm a shnmpm) [H0 at little (‘olngn ul:l~.~‘.l‘.‘k' nu Ihc 51-:le and nhm; 9n and brush the hair at bvdtlu: Club rooms. Highland Park ClubéHousef or Indus. entiibd "Amorivah Dwellingsff ltvoorntulns 25H yup to date Meetings. fortnightly on Thursglay at of cottages. bimgnluws and‘residem-es cpsting from $1.000 to $6.000. three odmk \Irs VS J Fyf‘e. prQSIdent. "110.1 -r- - ~ ~ - lexlun. omen m we unadu- Qenmry. eouw ume Muss Elizabeth Towner, corresfiondm comp . . . ' '4 g; class of life. \ ho live more snnply and [lumber of sevondhnnd books secretarY- ‘ n... "Incum- u 3...l.m nna‘ mun. n‘hnfn. fin- col. nnfuldn n nhnn in “I A in: To Have Ciur Skin. A French plush-inn says the Woman who‘wouid have a beautiful («junior ion must live piuiniy. evoking rich meats, greasy soups, §oo muchiigame. heavy wines and highly seasoneg food Swimming pool at Lake Forest gcollege open to girls of Highland Park Y. W. C. A. Wednesdays, [0 to 12 a. m.. 3 ml? p. m. Special rates to members. Memlfiers en- trance 10c; individual lesson. 50c; [liken lO entrances. 75c. Course of six class tssons, per person, S100; nonâ€"members emrance. 20C; Individual lesson. $1.00; ticket; 10cn- trancea $1 50; Course 0! six lessuns. pvr person, $1.30. Suits, (ups. towés and Wings must be lllrllhhrd by indiéiduals. Instructor always prcsrm “hen ~pow] i> npcn, Slimmer :u‘m 111m; Munday. 2:3“ In 3, M tennis. bnskrtlmil. ncw 012ml) (ill the :ii‘uilvmy grounds. 7.“) WM}; (iti‘l~' L‘luli, 'l‘liui'sdny. Mumming as"; ilbtn‘r‘ “'hét'e the lwntl [vampires tnn' much the usunl n‘tualy Is to Shallllll‘OO too often. so the routs 01' the hair rtjt. just as will the routs of n phlut hnt ls watered to" muvh, The wry l t and surely the ouslest method Is to let the hulr hum: and dry out the Hot-splâ€" rutlnnt A dry uhnuumo must 0 neces- slt)‘ he used where n \vmuun ms to «pend her «lays in un "film. She can fill the Ilounl with u mixture of very fiuvly slftwl ('nrnv'mnl and rmfi‘dt-rud nrris mot ut night. equal parts, lot it stay until “turning and tlwu give the (hutâ€"hug!) ht'ushiu: that will require ::n extra ltulf hnur. 1m h vlitluys. Sutr Jays :tu-l :tt nirltt when po<xikl0 the lmir Sllllllld>hfl :tirwl llllll u gt'L'lllill‘ sltuuunm mtl)‘ «turn in n muixlt' nt' Th.- m-uqm tzm‘.) nu [In Follbwian is the schedule of summer classes for the members of the Y. W. C. A; I11 (1'. (h ll: 5 Royal Arennum 1 Highland Park Cuum‘il X0. 1066, Ruyul Arcanum. meets secund and fourth Mm» days in Masonic Hall. Visiting brothers Meetings and Meeting Plates of Clubs and Lodges E “tunic Order: A. O. Fay Lodge, .\'0. 676. A. F. and A. ,\1.. meets first and third Thursfiays in Musomc Hall. shuuunm 51‘ w'krl :ivvu [how i\ lnrmhin x- right “:1; |> 1 H111 12w :tl :1 right “:1; |> 1‘. “.41 I “IV .h-HH} 11h! 1:;"< uh «Huh m-v Hum ? Huh “ill: in: 5'»- hru nu tlzu <l'2l'||_ Hut :1 m. but ij vxmuuh (u st R In sr W10 (ho (nil in in: thru‘m! rhu lung \ I: \hHUM hr- {1' Highhnd Park womn'. Clib Ouoli Club Nhfltlill Evt- {I'EE U‘htg [Amh- t':l|]|_ Hut :1 MM uf :‘lumg- vxmuuh (u stimulate the rte the oil instant“! its :!1 MN lung lmtl't :- After <0 :1 little volngn with u- svutp and nlwnss lous- >\\HHHHHL‘ l lu'lhlxizyg. and :4 {hr hbir out ~< thw‘hrudl [1v \Ifix ip In rly .1 l'nktN. TBAS‘IAQ'AAA A "c‘o‘AALAsAAAA mung; In his “.su' Tat o! the Breakfast Table' Oliver Wendell Holmes men- tion: a curloui wok called "’Thlnks l to Myself" as gplng been wrltten and published In ”land by a person of qnallty about ‘ beginning at the last Safer and mgtre natural is the water wave. This fists well on some hair. even on straight hair. white with other girls it is nonlcceRsful. Failure is usually due to hit in the hair. The hair is x 't and brushed hack tint to the heud. “'It is then pushed out from the for?wnd with n comb for about an invlfiand held in plnve with small hairping? This is repeated until the entire fut-e is circled. Then another sectiun of theé hair is cumin-d up and again pinned §|i pint-e. the process be- ing repented jutil the entire head it covered with zesm‘ies of little ridges. Quur Exponflncu In an Attnmp‘ to .Buy g Ran Work. \ corrocmudi‘m of the (‘ylas'vow Her ald Lonuibute the following amusing mr-ount of. an attempt to buy a rare boukz I - It in mm] th t carrots are very good for the mml' xiun. and if properly cooked they 11 very good to eat. haired glrl w I suffer no harmful ef- fects by row hm to the Iron at long Intervals. but she \vluhes to keep her hair a crown fit glory she will we the hot tron sparingly indeed complexion. omen in me middle class of life. 1 $0 live more simply and eat pluiner. s ‘pler and mute whale- smue food. Uriel) have [nut-l1 finer com- ple-xlons and an not seem to grow sul- iow and faded so soon. Their habit of going to Ind egrl) 11nd getting up early and gelling health uhiu: morning air also mnkeliu fresher. clearer com- plexion. . One cannot lent and dross as one pleases. rmmr Ms of rules of health, and have a I erty complexion. “he must live us I luro Hays Is best if one wishes to he I untlful and healthy. Wator Wav‘o and Curling Irena. 8930011 a pm hot irons are the ghurtest uudfllmét difficult of the routes to “a; hair. The straight Bufm‘o mki: apply In Hm I‘ vt'oum «lush-1| run-f”! nut to Ilw n-izn 1w! flll'll Human“ “ilh :l lulinn :IL’PIH Slum” in Il<o COMEDY , {N A BOOKSTORE. l‘puu revel)! of $1 the publisher of lhhi paper will supply Saxton‘s book M 1:31“? For i v- health 9 ‘ u freshe lent and I erty cm lure my untlful :1 xiun. u. very g0 and Cl pm hot 'Imét di :1 ‘3‘ hair. ' I suffer hm to n she \viu (8.“fo K’°°M 0 Water Trip. ' :1 trip on me water W :1 thin musk nf void n'g-r wiIh wank-r. Bu uh the mud; nfi' during (whatva xuu-n ,wur “-1 ln- pmnle-r null I'm-um 'nntmnin: n [Eiwuh'inz FLOUR PLAN IAZZA g A Subsidy. ‘ 5“] see so much in the nejwspa . q’bom subsidies. What does a subs]: " ean, Frank?" , .- gu subsidy. Gl‘ace. h where l gh’o ybu 825 for groin: to see yodr mother fiatead of hudnxiher come (one you.” 44nd“ I went into the shop “1th the v3? tunes and uskod the old mun of the tbrmr. '“hnt Is the value of mount“ $9 turned them over carelessly am 9nd: ”These are of no use to ‘ '3 they‘re just st) mut-h waste paper. This struck we as an original way swung hooks. and I cmve‘y respond “:VOIT wellâ€"how muvh for them. then "Three lm‘l ._ um." he laid. "Per V time? I uskml. ”For the two." he #_ (flied. whoreupqn I put the hooks inf? 111;; pm hot and handed him the money;1 querd ‘Whe-ré did you get them ‘Dutslde. at me door.’ “Why" gasped. ”I though! \ou were seliifi them” a g; i He looked all me wouderlngb‘ and 3 denmry. $01119 ume algo..nmong a number of sevondhnnd books exposes! (pr sale outside n shop in Glasgow, ’1 lioticed one in elegnm‘but faded bimh in; it was “Thinks l to Myself." in t'gwo thin \‘(ilUlPPs. The tint sentcu'l'e tpok my fancy: “I was born of very worthy. houost’nnd respectable pnrenfta ~ a +8! least I think an!“ i Not Only In Talking, but In Satin“- 3,’ lb. Parrot lmimu Man. 1 , It is not only In lmitatlng hunui sigma-ch that the warm! excels most” the birds The. parrot ls alone amo blrds in tnklug load In Its claws. W those mo ( lmrar terlstlcs lt makes mdly dr less Use of that whlch dlstlngulslifi [immunity fromfit rest of the am ‘1 lélngdomâ€"the hau and the larynx. g; ;Tbe monkey uses lts hands and t qle-phnnt lt~t tmhk In feeding. Vu‘rk _ ~: dnlmnls have a hill)" of pnwlng th il‘nl‘l‘nh‘. ht" rmlr-w. (1:: “UL mm. \.‘ {to ”<0 Yln- Watt]. in their will} “4 and are !:-'l ltmnvn to lu- imitative: xiolzhlml'mu wutulyz nnr to [’05wa t3 rmwrtur) uf Ila} mm-kint l‘lnl‘ M; t (-rvfure n qumtiun \vlwtlwr or their use of the claws is largely l t the also, Thé sham- of the pat-r {Kink would lmlivate that some as: an-e ln eating hits always been a P qt the bird‘s (-lntrnr‘terlstlol éIJke mum-the parrot makes its ar‘anre ln the world naked and): ‘ l_ss.-«Hnr|'ver's Weekly. ‘ {bod Rom-ms have serviceable toe 31111.1111‘ purmt is pre eminent amo'p Uirds in this vegan! The secrma'i 111m 19 said 11» "Mark remiios “ilh i claws. :11ld mnu- olwwvurs lune .‘-‘ that 11wl< 111:1koi1131rtiul nee 0! ”1111:; murkuhiy ”117111110 1111114111114 we S1119 What more H1111: do“ :1 hon in Wrutd“ ii”: for {111111 ,lInm-xor. there 1% 1 (11111-1 l-11‘11 “hivh. “111-11 given :1 11161 (if food 111.; :1-‘1-1-11111 in Hs‘ 1411“» ;“I‘:111111~ 1.1‘ 11‘1111-«1 111 11111 11711 : xix- 11w 1111- 1'. 11111.11) Muir W111 mi 1111111113 1.111 111 1.1mm to 111- i111i1:.11\o11 MOST HUMAN 0F BIRDS. It contains ‘25! up to date design: SE“! ’3'” I’LL” PLAN i W Forget to try a we loaf of cams SPECIAL Goal, Coke and Wood Tine Highkgd 7 Park Fuél Comm: HERMAN DENZEL President Ofie 126 E. Central Avenue - - ' but f( r years and years of splendid econorrical service. Goesla: far L. and as fast as you will ever require. Clean odorlm free from tire :3 trouble. No noise vibration. grease or dirt Alwms readv yo go 1’ With just a push of the starting lever. ‘ f But best of all this car has Woods Quality -the quality tha has I made every previous Woods Model 100 per cent more durable and satisfactory than any other Electric car manufactured. This car is a beauty of the substantial sortmbuilt not for a daj only. This Beautiful Woods Electric W Hams: _.Bak¢ry When time presses, the telephone 13 fre- quently relied upon for last words and fare- The neatwt, finest electric car ever built. It's a perfect 1113sz in construction and daign. You'll marvel at its beauty. its luiurous appointments. its simplicity, safety and ease of operation. i Phnne Highland Park 119 for a demonstration rig fwr you any Ilfllt‘. any place. l F-clory md Suletrooms Calumet, Cottage Grove Avenues and 25th St Chicago, Illinois Our own garage: at Highland Park and Evamipn handla the finat line of fresh Candies. Ice Cn and Bakery Goods. When in need call 580 or “Good luck to Lime, Cement and other Building Material matter rat till I get back. _§Six GIIIGIOO TELEPHOIE MIR!" - Every Bell .uumsuuo. ., old man.‘ Teleph+nc 335 a\-~wc'11c.=.ii