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FOUNTAIN right hvrr in Highland Park 1 L‘hmwixtcs, Walnut Fudge, t Umsurs. Peanut Crisp. etc. Sudu Flauntain. All kinds of Street id 1817 e Candies y‘ Kitchen the Ice Man will call ‘ LJESTROM all its branches panins Lowest Rates {rance Agency Tornado Life Employers Liability C385; L J Ari/"yin ”Luz xu._3£ 3% 7.? at be a» harp: 15 he 13 healthv The things That “‘dkr‘ our bread ~'O su- or our bakmz, ‘y">ur voungest will Raised on Bread Gary's Home Bakery EVA ICE 106$. ()urpm‘es our \mrk the ‘13' guaranteed. {ourold shoes. kinds. clothes. and pay yuu a II E'ur and de- desired T618 attend In \uur Repairing Shop Repairing *an: illugxys hm a is 5*} Telephone 198 Highlufl Puk, flinch ‘zrxt (he \‘erx’ finest 75v employment of 2:11 bakers; thxrd the timcssJ our bakery ...:x bx-Jt Hm! com- Scranton )( V Telephone 65 Thn- number or spades of grasses is norm” 1: yet. we hue adopted lnm 0"" Shtom or utrhultnre but I few 'Om- ln purl that I: due to the can 0" difficulty of seeding grasses. Tun- othy grass. for example. is so easily '0'!) and the seed so easily gathered ‘hlt It is soonest so! of any and has mm? (he stnmlanl hay grass of When: dimes - Prob-p,“ Hw :mx‘mw un- HI.- Inns! "““V'H ; wk 1:: [fu- “mm, H mm; be that unrn llmn ml! the hHHVillllzll DmnH 'n r?:.- unrhl :xrt' mil-“Ml" It h‘ 1 2mm rimmi} ..r mun- than 5:30!) spe- d“. embracing spa-hm mm are so (in: that Hwy hat-«Hr rem-b an lut‘b In bright and 2mm Immlxm of the (rap k3 HIM Mum-limos 2m“ to be mo 1'99! 0' more Cum l~x :\ giant grass. and wheat. rye. oats. lulrlv)‘, riw and sugar cane are '" flrrtwt-s‘ The" Her are mmr'la. “orglimu. Knrfir corn, broom coruvall m sses "Ths- c-unqulsrmhu‘es thvir lgntvful way when the l'l-‘lnlxrl'vfi of ('nwllfi‘ helm“ u.’ rhn- [re-«Nt’ l hr in lln-H' nunrts " "Thu-y were uln-udy a docile and mhmiwiu- pmmIe. and now under :1 new urnmu'. {nr humher than that of mien of thvir own blnod. they sunk Intu hwmlvss apathy and ceased to re- nemln-r what their fun-fathers bad bet-u Thv Intensity of their devotion In ”Mr «xx-9mm!) nud their deity .318th Hn-m MANN! Win-n both were owrthrnun. Imn'ing them nothing to turn m, mum“: m strive fur. "The Rlldlh'll {all of a whole race ls an event su mre in nisiury tlm! one leeks fur exphumtiuns. it may be tbs! not only the ruynl lncn hunily. but nenrly the wimie rniing Muss. was deslnIyni in wnr. leaving willy {he Mums. wlm had already been serfs under their native sovereigns. But one is disposed to believe (but the (re mendons catastrophe which betell them in the destruction :1! once of their dynustv. their empire and their religion by fierce conquerors. int-0mâ€" Dlmbiy I-lnperlnr in energy and knowl edge. mmpietely hruke not only the ‘Dlrll (if the nation. lmt the self re 909“! 0f the lmllvidnnix who conuum- ed it. Pot- of the Gran Race That Has Lofi Only Truce. Behind. What became of the lwple who bum the Cum-u ruins? Were (My the lm-estum of "Hume stolid :unl duwu mum Indians whom nne M-vs today peddling their rude wam-s In the mar- ,le§ place of Cum-u?" .\lr, Bryce (lls‘ cusses the (,umxiuu in his "South America." He says. VALUE OF GRASSES. FALL OF THE INCAS. qulsrmlures Were wise in l way when ”my put forth w or ('nwlty tn nutrnge Ibo rhv [re-«Mo and ntnmp terâ€" rh-nrtx Telephone 85 or 78 T has often fin Said of writqirs, as of ministers, that the motto: “Do as I say, ,[d not as I do,Ӥ would be quite applicable. This say- ing, however, will not apply to HRITZ BAHR of Highland Park, 111., the gentleman who writes “The§Week’s Work” for “The Florists Ex- change”, as receritly, in competition with noted growers at the Chi- cago show, he came out first and was presented a SPECIAL SILVER MEDAL awarded by the Societév of American Florists for a display of specimen flowering plants, orje or more varieties, size and quality of individual plants to be considered. This demonstrates that Fritz Bahr not only has the ability to gwrite advice worth reading, but also that he can produce the goods. 5 The aboye is a copy of an editorial of “The Florists‘; Exchange" of May 3, 1913, America, published in 'New York for which the “H4ne Town" Florist has been i week for the last 6 years and while he gets well paid for this you will always finc free of charge on any question pretaining to garderiing. If you don‘t know just \ who knows? Yes, he likes to have you buy your filiwers, seeds and shrubs from you will find him always ready to help along with und advice so that you may spent over telephone 85 might save you disappoint ient, time and money. 25’; Highland P Flu" of Mn Auto. fil'mm-â€"le darn-r III)‘ Hum [x «If. ferim: (mm :nmnlulufiwntlnn SW”- Guess (hall It, b‘mnh! le frller m1- ed IN! like- ulu‘ nm- rtw mull be cut that nutoumhne Judo» m- whp runny. 1'1. mam-n tn 4. for} Young An am-Hnum-r n‘l- u mu m... u! an- tiquine-s [not up 2: 1w! -1 with Un- fol IOWIIIK vumlm nlmvfl'lmuul “'l‘hlzt. hulk-s nnd m-Igm-nwn‘ In 11 ML met 0! anrmm. m- Jhmmn immder. 'but Whl'tllvl’ no mm ’a mm or Iron founder I rnunul tau." - all me Gluheâ€"Denuu-ml Changing Tune: In Par-ham“. Perfumes \u-rw m I'IHIHHHH un- In the :Inrimu u'urm. but I! 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('mukh-rnhlv wrl Ur [In-Ir l ulukllu; I‘llhln for H-l- '1‘!" tr“ villi» led. ”w :lnlmnlW on u until: cu~hmn um] I “fan 0' i~ In\~'rwl “1le n I)". chin-f \\ I‘t'HHu nml f‘mer‘: and Cromnorwml. “I'lthll uwirl) unuwn .Ir maxing umrr mu! nmu- r Ivlflflf' In I v “Hun Hun Hm lhv) |n~\lt-\\ upon 1 Ir drud ln-tx. le tilted lull) kH-ym II n phuu hu‘lll [-NHIUH tun (In-ml (In: ind. «an; bnlumd In gin“ mm.” In lu-rgdrm‘mg run lll i umraio. Tao. and Provlt. Ccnotonu corms FOR DEAD rem FEATS m mvnm. The Florists? Exchange" of May 3. 1913, the National Florists' Journal of hich the “H4ne Town" Florist has been contributing cultural notes every gets well paid for this you will always find him ready to offer suggestions .r [In-Ir nimmv In," H-l- 'l‘ln “ an: n! :lnlmnlW Â¥Ml rm!» n und u ulur in 1le n Inn-mJnder rwm 'ark Greenhouses Hope .06 [mum-'9 nrv gun-9d. "mm“..- In! M’ (rum-(H » Hutton. Inn!- If you don't know just what to do, why not ask the man rs. seeds and shrubs from him, but whether you do or not ”mm IY I. r In HRH lur u lmu-o I») In} nun pH) \uum: [.mh In In- }«m m" \rv Inn tn la“ . hmd I “run! IIIIII In} Ihr ”the! h-I- m. “Hr Imu- all 1hr uh ' “rum! I‘m-r I'm-u ll h0- H h ’ I’ldnl Huh}. m \\ h\ A! n r.~ v \lrl In koilmg In WOINDI Good Bu. run Iplu‘hl stow. Chip Dog Heroe- w! mm PJ'aIII-I m .1”? I! In» all umdo 5 And {rr-o-n-luu-r IH \\'hnl lrll‘Hu-Il \unuu Man [In a m HI "In hm hr mu-v he It 'l he! H: ”W ”lib! u! 'I[I1l"1'llt hull "I11 1n llw In! ugh! I300?) m ‘31 ,Hll 'Hn! h .3 H11 wmmln I Ihfl h... {In be successful. Two minutes 506 Lim ‘ rln l'! Does Your Piano Need Tuning From 3:30 to 4 p. m. All Welcome ---All Seats Free No children under six years of age admitted an... no‘ n O PURDY/ SON. Organ Recital Every Wednesday Dr. Hyland Em. Wilson Shiloh Tabernacle A Zion City, 111. 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