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.‘D It: UK .ny 1 ‘3K{ “,3 The Hat that Wears #‘%§‘~% r The Old Reliable Bavaria Sweater Coats Tried and found not wanting in material and workmanship. Prices from $1.75 to $8.50 Telephone 331 it-v‘vv‘ ,1; B MY YOUR \I~'ZLO[ R5 M the YYYYYY #12;;;“ mg Fall the hat nf qualit} . “e have them black, brown and gray. School «Shoes Chas. H. Warren Shoe Dept. WISH TO ANNOUNCE the removal of my Tailor Shop from the Goldberg Building across the street to 18 West Central Avenue, one door east of Geary’s Bakery. 1 ask you to call and inspect my Fall Samples. Cleaning, Repairing and Pressing receive prompt attention R. W. Schneider Shoes of quality that wear you will be comfortably, tastefully and econ- omically shod by visiting our Shoe Dept. for your childrens shoes. For the Bo s we have shoes with the Kurry rome sole that is guar- anteed to give satisfaction Sim 10m 131/2 $2.00, 1 to 51/2 $2.50 Many other styles including the well known Educator shoes to sec- lect from. Prices from A Bank for the Ladies Highland Park State Bank Ladies who desire to accumulate and save up a fund for one of many purposes wxll find our Savings Department convenient and profitable, An account drawing 3 per cent interest can be opened with one dollar. Ladies who are looking for investments will rind for sale here bonds and mortgages in sums and denominations to suit their wants yielding zit- tractive rates of interest. with the best of security; Ladies who manage a household will find a checking account a great convcmence In paying bills. recording disbursements and guardmg in. telhgently against the high cost of llvlng. agmn there I> no better receipt for a paid bill than a puad {heck A BANK FOR THE LAD/[:5 Capital and Surplus 3731”,! 1 ( .UORULV, Frau/put 1..” AI'II‘X C I", <.I\‘:\.\‘T, Lusfrzu [curler and Alan’s Furnishings $2.50 and $3.00 $1.35 to $3.00 13 S. St. Johns Ave. l‘h'axhtw: Feds Butts. >< UranH. ‘__'I. ()sbvrrn, r1~ Heath, 11' Stevens. H» Heilman. If Johnson, :n. Teax'ney, 31h H. Kilh)‘, rf Christenson. us thlbruck. (-f Sykes, p '2. It had. fixed responsfluilij)‘ (’Q‘fi- l'iu‘l) on {he heads 0f the n-spe-‘uxe dI-unrtmenu m from cutt'hm t ()BlTl'ARY. Raymund Micheal Zehren died Sal- urllay morning. Seplemher l‘.’, at gwo o'clock at his home at 113 NV McGov- ern St. after suflering for sevenl years With leakage of the heart. He was horn in this city Sept 12, 1898. making hnn just sixteen years of 133. He had graduated from the Elm Place grammar school and was a senior in St. )licheals Commercial School, Chi- I am in receipt of )our {nor of 015' 2d inst. in which you inquirv Ibo." the commission form of xmernment. Colorado Springs' has had the cunt mission form of government nine. July. 1909, and this form nf goverfl} men! ha: pmvcn succczuful and sang-i ft-u't: ry to our citizens for [he fol'uw ing, among other reasons: 1. I! has eliminated purti n" po‘.i- 3, H hH.‘ made akhmll lrg. u'me hml)‘ and (hereby lvsscnwl [hr 0}- ]mrlumt)‘ «It the reflux-(Hr me'nM-rfi to man! hmmg thmr uvh H'YXH."i'/‘9d l») Ihx' HIM-Ix : It hzh lossenwi LunHI-L fur \d- Reed, Penis Dufi’y. cago. Funeral services were held Monday morning in St. Mnry's Catho- olic «hurch at half after eight o'clohk Re». Dr. J. l). O'Neill oflicht- ing. Interment was in St. Mnry'a cemetery. formerly known as Moon- eys. Raymond Ialves to survive him a mother and father and one sister, Jeanette Zehren. {It‘s OVQ‘F Helgesun Dear Sir:â€" HHI Regulars Evanemn crvntinutd from page X Colorado Sprinp. Colo.. Sept. 9. 191 Sam 5. Holmes. (‘in Attorney, Highland Park, “I. ~' ' * :firrm THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. HIGHLAND PARK ILLINOIS HIU'H {Hui 'At ll COIWON MI Of 60W ?\ Totals Tmuls H. P Regulars PHONE 23 Pf' me 397 \ - fy, 1f Kimy H It (In [I It Iull\e purpouw. It h:n.~ mcrvdu-d eff; dvpultment «If th "my. 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I helww (hut rum lvgxllmnh‘ um! prnper pru- in the Treasury and ‘he complehon of the legmmate projech. mum-ed. be postponed, until they can be better Iflorded. insun-u “Kit This um} Iush‘utxuxz, 1 bill Is In” lions If (he Idvocancs u! the pending River and Harbor Bill perm“ m pub ting it through In nnythmg like It: present form, Ind succeed IY‘. dam; so. I 8h!” vole tgninst any hill rall- ing for an ndditionll tax 11. the 13th o! 3 Wu Tlx', no mattmr “hut nu terms are. [ht Hunu‘ (‘ARD 0!" TH ASKS. We Wish (0 think the hind neigh- horn and friendn for the kmdnun Ind sympathy shown us In our l-u- be- reavement. 29pd Mr, and Mrs Juhn Zchren. Mn. Len Tanner Ind um Lester left land night {or the! home In Bakersfield. (Tahfnrnm. after spend- ing the week thh Mr. and Mrs, Paul L. l'dell, CONGRESSMAN THOMSON . FAVORS POSTPONEMENT Height 9' anrn Among [bu um-t truurr-rth) mmn [mu un-uuxrw-xuvuln u! 0: run “:1' PH If" (bom- uf [Jenn-um! I'n'l‘ [If [he l'rn-tu h umy 'l'lnâ€" [11,:tu-v-l wan-I nwu‘urwl by him vu-rp in 1hr llean two-cu Iu‘tvn-n-u lbr I'upe of Hood Hope and th-- Island or St l'nul 'l‘buny wuww “mustn‘t-d :lnrtn; n u-utlmwut [:Ilo- thvre nvrrugml two-m) mm- and uuvlmlf (not in Int-tum and ~11 of (he-m fullowlng uln‘ autumn-I “1th [multit'm H‘:|II.IFH) u.r-- H:.:t\ rr\c‘l| and I'll" half fi-vl In hv”;!f .‘uun- uh]; hlxbc-r “nu-x \u-n- wru but not mun urt-d In I nhulrrntv tm-vn- tho- lt‘hglh or a nun wan found to he Ibont mey the than 1t» height. but In I pla only fights-n timm - Lundun “lube ON THE r ORNEI F astidious women who demand the best Toilet Preparations look to us. for their requirements. 7,152.27: .5 LGqliw. : can: 7” 3.1 1.3: :re :7 a1? ‘M. :u «\Hrnu- 1K- nnt, Thc- pondlng Hat-ltw‘ npwnp I- WILL MAKE THE HOME CHEERFl'L A Complete Line of Heaters Just RNCIVCd DALE SWEEHAND’S PHARMACY W 2" North Shore Gas Co. -COLD WEATHER- PRICES $2.25 to $6.00 he GAS ROOM HEATER BE PREPARED FOR THE DAMP CHILLY DAYS OF EARLY FALL TELEPHONE I 94 Shoes - Oxfords â€" Slippers 111 E. Centr-l Ave. Funk Mung”. Prop. AUTOMOBILES GINES REBORED AND REPAIRED. Aui’mcumr. woax GUARANTEED. (us a» REGULAR OR SPECIAL CLJT ON SHORT NO!E We charge nothing to have you came in and look over our stock Nnnh Chm ax“. Illinois ' .. _, One block north of C. N. W hepotfiw EIEvmduct PracticalGasEngineSxMachineWuks ()ur new summer line of Oxfords and Slippers are the best monev can buy. You'll like them. We guarantee our repair work to be absolutely right and done by hand. The Modern Shoe Store Are Headquarters ARDER’S SPORTING GOODS m Suits - Gymnasium Shoes Foot Balls Foot Ball Slwlies fire Arms and THE OVERHAULED ANDVBEPAIRED BOUGHT AND SOLD. For 413