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Hen). woven pldxd ’rrrpe dresses brown, green and Inc chects. trimmed soi‘d :uionngs. dres- ' '> H yr. sizes. FRIDAY Leases $2 50 \VEdt' stnpes OI rt-xcmble style, and $1.50 .easure for Hi hland he cele rated ng as they can get soclg things here they who?“ bother or home bamg n- I'mt tor you. a, lbkin Shoes of solid buuon or bluaher {ularly sold at 9.25 k for Fnday only, pr. ra-Suits. splen- lble garments. ton operatxon, ill Offer for r our customers. It ' 1 how much of our pm people can eat more. And may 0960!; fomers are women whfi :lass bakers themsdvfl “Different” in»; Machingfi EU as Watches, kc and Jewelry Ie Shoes in the most styles and leather: construction, low pair 1 to $3.00 "5 HOME BAKER” 31.98 I; --select early len ‘ I i rlild, 0r W. Centrd Ave. ompany ompany a File of U8 1n PAIRING mg center Jeweler ; é wafers 0f Value above all 'THEATRE West Central Av:- “Neal 0} the Navy": featuring Lillian Lorraine. also Pathe news and other good reels. Missi- Namin- .4an We have 5 select' high clasa production of 5 or 6 reels and comedy. ”Broken Coin."fifea?\i1ring Grace Cunard and Francis Ford also Paramount traveling pictures. BARTLETT THEATRE .Highwood Paramount produci'xons Paramount productions xcept W.ed Sun. when 15 cents is Admission [hamâ€"on; from [Kc Sky W70rld Mastei' Fieces Tuesdays Thursdays Mondayg Saturday; Wednesday Sundayg Thursday waningtoFd Fn'c reel feature Saturday Monday Broken Coin New Elaine :‘L1z1.':- “.mwr in guod cur. ’r‘nt reamnahie. Inquzre hrtlen. llxghwood, 1;}. \‘audrvillé Friday Featurc ’. une Mm‘k .harm r11?“ 9- Feature One of the great advantages of living in the Country able to enjoy the wonderful trees the green grass. the b shrubs and the flowers, and there is no home in Highla where all of these can‘t be had. u Alb-V u-- v; ‘IIVW vs... v “â€" It isn’t a matter of where you are located, how big or small the Home, how limited or extensive the grounds, things out doors can be made attractive. » ‘ For overfl270 years we have helped to make the home grounds of Highland Park what they ought to be and are still at it, usually we get a hold of a place where the owner of the grounds finds that he has reached his limit and realizes that he is in need of assistance. ' May be you are in need of us. you have gotten to a point where you are no longer satisfied the way things look about the place, you see others with beautiful grounds and want to do some thing to make your home attractive. If you would just call up 85 for a consultation we could soon convince you what a wonderful change could be brought about in a very short time. It does’ t cost a penny to get our suggestions or a sketch and estimate 0 costâ€"why not go that far at last? -After all is said and thought over it doesn't matter nearly as much just how long we live as how well we liveâ€"to live every day and let moderation be the key stone of everthing is one of the main requirements in getting the most out of our journey towards the great unknown. __ _ -- A I I" H0 Deerfield T The Misses sewing club evening. Miss Sarah Dempsey of Wuukegan was the guest of Mrs. Edward Blvimâ€" ehl last Week. Mrs. Oscar Beecham visited at the home of Mrs. William Ward of Des Moines, Iowa. last week. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Mason of Prairie View, were the guests at the home of Mr. C. B. Easton last week. Little Marion Lindaw who was op- erated on for appendicitis at St. Luke‘s hospital is doing nicely. mu“... :vcning. Miss Sarah Dempsey of Wuukegan was the guest of Mrs. Edward Bleimâ€" ehl last Week. Mrs. Oscar Beecham visited at the home of Mrs. William Ward of Des Moines, Iowa. last week. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Mason of Prairie View, were the guests at the home of Mr. C. B. Easton last week. Little Marion Landaw who was op-' erated on for appendicitis at St..; Luke‘s hospital is doing nicely. l Mrs. M. E. Lodge is visiting at the} home of her sister, Mrs Robert Har-‘ ris of Herrick, Ill. Mr. W. A. Whiting was confined to' his home with the grippe last week. Mr. Frank Anderson is quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ender had as their guests last Week Mr. Edward Bingham of Chicago. I \\‘cl’t' \t'l')’ much surprised last Thurs- day tn learn of lll‘ marriage to Mrs. Helen hunk llmtfer. daughter of the lute Isaac Funk. of Bloomington. ill. The couple \u-nt in Juliet on Satur- day, October ttth, and were quietly married. A dinner was given in their honor Friday evening by Miss Josephine Woodman. Covers were laid for twelve, and later in the even- ing, a large number of friends pre- viously invited by Miss Woodman came in to ofier congratulations. The bride has lived in Bloomington all of her life. and has many friends there. who will be. surprised to hear of her marriage. The groom has {or the past eight years made his home in lleerfield with his mother and sister. A beautiful home has been purchased by them in Wilmette but they Vill not take possession of it until May first, and until that time they will rent ti home in Deerfield. Mr. and Mrs. Milton-Franc: motor- ed to Joliet last. week where they spent a few days. Mr. and Mrs. H. Zoehler of Wau- Mr. and Mrs. Miiwn ~11 rnnu. mow“ _ ed to Joliet last. week where they. ()n Tuesday. Rex: and Mrs. Luedcr spent a few days. had as their guests fourteen friend. Mr. and Mrs. H. Zoéhler of wau.:from Elmhursi. When‘ they formerly kegan. were the guests at‘the homelns'lded- 0! their daughver. M“. Edward Blei-l The St. Paul's League Will meet I! mehl 0"" the week ‘nd- [the residence of Mrs. Semen. Sri, Mrs. W. A. Whiting bid as herf'l'hursd-y evening, October 21‘. guest Sunday her. sister, Miss Bill-5 Sundny, October ‘2‘th the "mu“ abeth Clark Of [Wins Purk. lharvest festival Will be celebrated in Mr. Peter Ble'imehl of Chicago \‘is- "1,. St. Paul's chufih' m connection ited friends and relatives in Deer- With whii‘h {he ~avramen! u! the ll- field Friday- fur Will be adminislen-d. . in Mrs. J. C. Y Park. and Mrs Elgin were the chelt Jr.. Thur n. n ....... Mrs. w. . V, guest Sunday her sister, Miss Eliz-i abeth Clark of Irving Puk. Mr. Peter Bleimehl of Chicago vis- ited friends and relatives in Deer- field Friday.- Mrs. J. C. Y. Carnwall of Rogers Park. and Mrs. K. Jones Rundle of Elgin were the guests of Mrs. Rei- chelt Jr.. Thursday. Rev. Ursborn's Sunday morning 5ch mon to the children was based upon a Japanese story the mornl (if “'hh'h was “Never allow that which goes in at the ear to come out. at the niouth."' The October meeting of thi- Womw nn's Missionary Society of the Pros-i Sundny, October 24th, the Innunl lharvest festival Will be celebrated in thv St. Paul's chun‘h. in connection With whii‘h {he ~ai‘ramen! u! the ll- uir Will be adminislen-d. Mr. and Mrs. J. Baumer of ("hicngo apt-nil last Sunday With the Rev. Ind Mrs. Lumier. Mr. lliiumcr has the reputation of expert in painting nil [‘H'Iun‘r «if large all! for (‘hul‘x‘hvs uiid public hallsi living nn :I-Hnil ii’iw “‘ll begin in UN- L'iiiti-d En): gelii'iil rhiirrh T'iréiiuy eveving, Odoh-r Rev. John Harmer. [minor of the l'. E. diurch u! Harrington i~ vxpet'tmi 'n fluid, 9;.“ '. "i‘i an's byterinn churc one “6“ [burly whwh L inst, the souuL v- ershlpt" A moving picture it) the Assembly H: s‘chool next Fridny rmn " Hum mm" 1' ht 1‘ II ‘2. ~w'lcll‘v' of ”It Presbyt: rhurrh “3‘ \(-x'_\‘ abiy 1rd by ,\1 \t ()err': hut “'etinesday on” the subjem of which was "Lg-am ll Kres< entertained thu ' their home Monday picture show will be helti ‘bly Hull 0! the Grummar Fridny evening. ln-w that which goes M' Society of the Pn-s- hus been poetpono'l vount of the Lake School w-ntenhon N- on the regu‘mr ews Items .'A. w: p) .n‘ Mn" 'nwm- «In F“ T Wu!” men‘! a. “V ‘ u hmmr 47 hr: t' "' M, ~ Xin'h Kn-u w! \u! < muting: hu te- 1] \‘\l .‘h'i first, and until that time rent a home in Deerficld. Mrs The I'rlcnds u i’lnnm‘ehf 3:1:va the sot”! (‘\|"‘,L~ .,{ Lu! "ya-k “an the the hundred pun} “hm '-‘;\~ riwl‘ghtfqlly run-r 'n. w! by .\L-~ .‘vhidrad Whiting M Mn" 'nwvn- n'. >~1Kh le-rnlL az'nenm Twain mum g. the occamnn being '1 hnvmr ‘IT' hc-r tuvthliny nurnerury M. ~ Xin'h Kn-u and Mr. “'nhrr \u! < muting: hxgh war! were pru (CLU'd wuth first prune: by the boy“. 9:“. and the ronmhhon pnuu were awarded In Mr and Mn. RI? Gunc» kvl. After (hn rnrl rune: I \‘cry rs. A‘ M. Gunckel u! Gulesbuxg, \'1~'itcci at the home of his sun». <r~ l’luvd um! Ray (iunckel Ins! e Country is to be 155, the birds. the in Highland Park 3 grounds it, usually Woodman Don't wait for tomorrow in order to emoy certain uuugs, out put off anything which makes for the ideal home and its surround- ings-this doesn't mean to live extravagantly or‘above your income, it means to create environments around you to make you and yours realiz: what a wonderful world this is and that the home and the grounds surrounding it are the dearest spot on earth. Live so as tobe able to close the books every night-«take an interest in gardening---a big live man will chase a little rubber ball with a stick over a 100 acre golf coursemthe real good coming out of golf is the fact that it brings man in touch with the turf. the trees. the great out of doors it leads many towards digging in the soil, plant things which will develop and growâ€"u what is more wonder- ful on earth than a 5 cent package of Pansy seed? lun Vu \u- .u- \ Come on out and let's talk things over. less pork tenderlions less sweetbread. less, hot springs and little liver pills-â€"-you're not sick, let's get out and plant bulbs now to bloom next spring. let’s lay out new flower beds and shrub borders, the little water garden-~the present is the time to get busy-«sit by the fireside this winter, with your garden magazine and dream of the awaken- ing of spring and what it will have in store for you all that you have to look forward to. ,,J L- Ma's w IWI‘ Iv. .. .â€" Look out of your bed room or dinning room window and be hold the snow covered pine and spruce. the birds after the red berries of the barberry and a little later the crocusus to greet you as messengers of spring-awe are among the few fortunate enough to live in the country---are you taking advantage of it. Mane :1in } Hid; ”Mr. V Y‘- Mrs-pr: Wail on dun. mun» m Stung”, (n {fl-y.» mud RI)’ ()um‘krl h" and Mn Lawn-nrr1 rruth Am u, we” known (r-rhrr- u! puno (hr Nunh Show. lnhuuY‘N ‘he 't wait for tomorrow in order to enjoy certain things, but 4..” (Irwnnlnde Hun (nu."-¢'h \i‘l umnvr \11- Gum'hr‘. ITrc-nc KVTI" Th‘ K‘mev summer «and “n Hclohcv ("Jung 1!! .H {a n. the pnph an (“Him”) "Dd Lumht'I-h ‘1'“ he l‘urfih “mm. a! [2:110 nmlv (‘hu wned In ”(Hi (0 H \NOIYH My hr Our-iuinccâ€"dfi-m'i-I .1!!th MORTGAGE LOANS up 1' \I ‘Ir W ‘rq! M ruff! ‘~‘= .. 1 A 5'91 ;L\u \ [F I! ‘1 Au 74H