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of Rubbc r. Sail! mnklin 57“ bber Care baton Hit ., Inc. war 1;) , cu her It flung *‘dll 1X entral Avenue alk poo-090$ mm 13H! 1K. Time, Trouble, Money By purchasing your Graphophone records and machines from your local dealer. May re- cords now on sale. omi‘mm. 113 Sat Durban 5; Your: for efficiency in this line Iron Meta] Rags Rubber Bottles N. Paper Magazines Automobile Tires. Metals Rubbers A SPECIALTY Dfop me a postal card or telephone me and I will call for goods Telepnone 1'40 60 North First St. Highland Park 7 MI. a} w huh I. Special High Price for Pay. the High.“ Cull Pricu Men’s soles and heels Ladies soles and heels, nailed on.. Ladies soles and heels, sewed on. . .. Men's Rubber heels, the best kind.. Ladies' Rubber heels, the best kind . Smith use only the but Oak Leather. All work gun- anteed. Work done while you wait. Phone 1103 Save Modern Shoe Repairing CHICAGO ISADOR BORNSTEINJ’rop. One Door Eu! of Theatre One lad wt: in khaki. thl Him: In whim. ‘Each face was nxlov with ,Youth's glad light. Tu 1We “had out em to the !“Stars and Stripes” QThu we kngm ever stand Who was it that night as We watched them there? The stalwart youth and The maiden fair. Why then. here and there Did we hen n sigh? As they to their school dun Bid ”good~bye." Ah! bands such as these Have gone forth before. With never I thought or Cannon'a roar. No hint of foul use: polaonom brenth Wlth Its deadly fumes that Deal out death. But over the other; the “Dove of Peace.” Did its snow white 1 While these will go forth to A warm; worid With It: wide ptreaming fi‘fifiei’s of red. fiSF'cne rum. "Union Juck" Protector of "a. Leader of might. And close by their ad- Hung the flag of Frlnce. The [rt-colored. the red. And blue. When bruel_y_t_hey fight 'uinst K "tiyrrint'a, mfght. And are mummy conquer!" But our hearts looked n Than eye: that night. Higher get._ 3" the grout "fliercy Sat." :Gullam. 7cm: In! Nineteen hundred 3nd moment. I -‘ Kathe-on Paine. hanston. ll‘l» "Ha God who can give 3 vi His arm to our foes can do We prayed for the boys who Would do their part Where the powder smoke Rises so thick. We prayed for the girls who Would dress the wnou nds And an (enderly care for the sick But no Go or any They will loyally each do Then bu. Whether‘ as farmer: they help Till the 11nd 0r Industrlously cook. new lad W.- nH shall Wo )uzth' I" proud 0' flu! June ,\ mm! snk‘mn and yet a glad scene the (‘Iam of 1917 D. S its snowy white pinion; ontsprud. ioked at the well beloved lad was in khaki. the matter whether they hearts looked farther n-mvmber that first 0! 81.25 red. white Shop ind tn“. 5 Vixt'umon 70; Suqihy Evening. I: la sun early In [IQ avonlu but lam ready {or bed .thr m 1 little bl! Worried for fear you hnd seen In todny'l paper; about the cyclone here. It dld :hot exactly strike Jollet. but prism.)l cent. Down at the plant the win‘. blew big planks right thru the r. He saw a freight train passing; d the wind took the top of oneiof the care right off. The biggest,. part of the storm was at Manhattan, seven miles from here. This aftedoon we went out there for a ride ‘- to see what destruction was done. '1 never saw anything like it. in sa'ne places we could hardly get thruon the street because of trees. piecd of wood. tin. etc, The first person. to get thru had to do a lot of chopping before he could pass. Trees so large that two people could not put their arms around the trunks were pulled out of the ground by the roots. Barrie. silos. houses. everything was dea- truction. One of the; worst places was a house which was taken oi! the foundation. furniture and all. moved about 26 feet and the" were no two boards left nailed together and as fbr barns. not a aim-except a pile of lumber. One calf was lying there with a broken leg. Tye horses were slightly cut. and qulth a few colts were running at large. A Collie dog was there with some little pups. whose eyes were not open. There is n grave yard abo t 5‘ of a mile from this house and that is where their piano was found. They had a new Ford. The tiree;Vere not on It yet, and if you ahoufl have seen it. it looked as if it had been been rolled over and over' and fiver. Threshing machines moved 100 feet and turned up side down. One bath was entirely demolished. Then was left and a buggy standing on 'e middle of the floor. An Evangeueal Association ‘church was knocked PM of place and flattened as smoothgaa a pancake. A school house new the street was the same. if we h‘d not seen the desks we would notlzhave known it was a school.. i Hover the umperntire the better ,the mllk wm kcep“; ‘ Have the aluminium your will Into the refrigent ~_‘ "t!“- 1- Im- ipoaslble provide. In "uher. n ibox with Ice. or n to! o! Inter in in shady place. for milk. 1 At my run luv find ”not left s non-c lavi’nuk mud-or m- "01"“ venous in sols in n warm for t mmflumhhlnl longer Hun is n , ry. material- Never pour milk” hlch hn Men-lion of a {wooed to the sin; into 3 bob (1“) h“ including lie containing other‘iinilk. Keep wen i “n. “a.“ milk cold md co‘Qred in nnotherimu u“. .cloan. utensil. ' John Ave - ' n. L M Don’t throw out In or sour ml "w m i Clean skim milk *‘I vnlnnbio food. ‘ the Ham _conininlng nil lhe"jmrishln[ “0.39.35...“ ,ments of whole mil“ except the i’u'bldder. th tor, crcun. II in ‘ . Hun Com A: far as we could look behind at and In front 0! us who autoa. Every conceivame kind of in car or hone and buggy was usedj Out that way there were not so ”any llvoa lost. There was another 'wdono farther south. the two must have not. Part of the way the trees and polls were leaning towards one {ray and part in the opposite way. E mm mm; Hov to H1 le Ink Whole mill. thin llk und butter- milk Ire highly nail-Inning wd ul- uablo food; ; How Women NI! Keep milk continwaly clan. cold and covered. !- Milk, to keep pro fly. should nov- er not warmer It: so dome- m- ronhelt until It I: bonllnod. The The letter rem ngver pour mllk.§which hn boon-zinger: I on? '5!“ , h ' .z - l not I Om ”posed to t e n r i into u but including mm" tlo containing other‘iinilk. Keep wen i “n. “a". mu 5‘ milk cold md co‘Qred in nnother‘nm. u“. n"... . clean, utensil. ' John Avenud bat! . mud inc J10“ 1101-") w t ' non ll. n ro on not rm] “_ 0wa” Clean mm mm Q}. mum. food. 1 an; mm- W- as containing all the "vmrishinz ekogmwn, helm the menu of whole mi“ except the i’nt'bldder. the rontrm ‘n mu“:‘"0 “'6 “‘7'” W or, crcun. ll il‘ u C cereals. new. ”In“ cocoa. ate“ and g ’32? erh‘?‘ is n palpnble. gum-hilt bovcruow sud bid tp’r the ,‘nIL -A- LArA_ Cl.“- 33‘}?th ud’ l milk em in used with and: In In; ho! hum ).’PSB’IJ Fred: 7 fiéinfi mum it: IFFBN My clan. cold by Atoll!!! (Hm. lar- to Wall We hue In our mIdn. hundndl of young men who haw onlhtod 'or service in mo Reserve Ofloor'l Training Cunp 3t run Bhomlm. and :3 they man than! tho anon. It occurs to nny thinking penon. tint In their stnlxht. gram-(u! currtm. that they might u-rvo mu an excellent example to other pedutrlun tn clvlllm clothes. Thu 1- not “mad only to the men In either. mm, but to the girl. A: well. Why do girl: moot Inch uuly vult- Inx position? ‘veryone should at. n louon from the youths M M Sherldw. ud Improve hln VIII. like ouh how. u R. 0. 1'. C. for the one purpou only of lenrnln‘ hot? to 'IlL M The one" o! a mu"!!! di'mm “A... m “1.“ ‘wuiln the ‘ woe. ilk: It out.“ It“ '5'" mm. num- up dun of. w Jared. chop“) Ink. all! 'I am! Into I‘ than 009"“ .1“ work i to- ”! MI 1h” .5. who at vhlefi II In. lnol gnu“ . Wrmen ”pus-Mon for position: m- firemen numbers I. 2. 3 And 4. (‘lly of Highland Purk. will be re- celwd Ind Med- .1 the (‘IU Cierk‘u Office up to and including Wednes- day. Jum- 27m. Sulnrlen. number 1. SL000. numberl 2. 3 and 4. $000 per year. Men VI“ experience wumod. l7 3. A. Warren. (‘fly (‘lrrL Nfl’fll‘li 0F AWARDING CflNTIAPl‘ Board 0! La'eal Improvements 0! the‘ City of Highland Put: *h NOTK'B I. maul” GIVEN to m, venom "1th that bids for tho‘ lurnl-hlnu «I fill lsbor. tool- And ‘Ir. material: mace-Inn for the conunc- ' you"! Unn of a one Hundred ud Twenty! 1 (no) fool rolnloreed where“ man “'3 lncludlpn abatement: uul femaluidaull win; run: In Huel Avenue. Inn-‘00“. all). the ruin. which ”lush: Haul ‘ art Avenue at n point Immediately mulh-‘ erly or the 1mm 0! odd man 1‘“ ' Avcnne with-Due Avenn. won opera.“ tor. l ed on the lflfi day of Jane. A. 0.; 1917 and the flurry W. Greene Com, structlon Conny bolus the loves“ responlible Miller. the contact wui awnrded to aid Harry W. 0mm; Construction Company on the lfllh‘, dny of Jung. A‘ I). 1017. 1 7 ~ ._L..I_I __, Said bid for the work an 1 whole it 31.740.00. The owner- of n mnprity o! the frontage of the lot.- uld lund: Iyin: within the bridge none. which but been W lot aid improvenont. may, within ten days of the duo hereoi elect to his uid work not! enter into I 'ritten contract to do said work alien per celtum in: than the priqe at which the nme ha been ‘ 1 51mm: or Awafilsa rowan Baird of Local Improvements of tho City 0! Hidibnd Put: NOTICE II WY GIVEN coul muons “new {but bus for (In furnishing 01‘." mm. tool: und‘ materials wry for 1h. construc- tion of I 00‘ Hundred ”d "It! (1“) loot rel-breed com-u 5:1de Including manna and mull“ ‘ wIng walls In ‘3. Johns Avenue. spun- ‘nlnl the ruQne which exist- In a. John Avenun bdrm Bloom and 4nd mum won- or.“ o. .lhe dl, (J Jun. A‘ I). ”I1. “(I 11h:- Barry W. Grotto Groundh- ‘; Company helm the loved ‘mflfik 'hldder. the rontru-t wu- urn-dad to 3am mid Ham W. Grant mne- uun Company on the 1m. dny of guided. Ward W. Willlu. Board of [mnlrlmprgvemonu of (he ”(â€"3", 71va VHI‘hlnml Purl. Dated at Hithland Purl. llllnoll. Thin 2h! du‘ of June. A. I). I!” 11 II $8.9“... . . The ovum 'ol 3 muomy o! the (may and... m and Juan mu «an: the ‘ woe. bitch but but out.“ a“ IW. bored. dough; (at. all! work sad enter Into r amen engine! to do sud work i to- par MII'IOII (but the who at which the “no In been 1W . sun»! Hun-p. W flown! ‘. Hitchcock. 37mm] I Human. W Howard H. Hitchcock. Notice 6 Secret of Savifii VII“!!- Ioh “d. ‘ Mr. John Gun-tun. for ml! was ‘yom u mum oc m- m. «M on “mundane .mth at th. m d MI femnluhaughtor. In. In! Murphy 0! Wu- 00. Iun- ‘eoadn. m. ,1". Cunning: Ind 500. 4": ml: cripple tor thirty-Ive 70m all in! Haul Jud we his home with In dua- r." ”angler. In. Wllllua Vim lot m no. A. D. Jan muons to hll plug a: w“. Ronni onloflalnmmu ll" hold for (h? benefit of than men who haw on houru on faculty- 3nd Thurman between 7:46 um! 8:48. The e-ntc-nnlnmenn vm con-Int of mmlnx pficxuruu. Illuurslod Iocturu. nunu. nuIIc. etc. Mr. 0 W. Burk" of me 3M. will gm- an “Instr-ted lectun on “Amund the, World with Cunerl. Rod And Gun." (Mn owning. John Griffith Ind Ir! to P. 1'. Jun- sen. lot 11. Ron Terr-m uh. uh Forest. W. D. $10.00. Harlan H, P. HoF-ddeu. at u! to Melon 8. Rent mu 2‘]. 28. 80 and 31 Ind land beuv uld Ion und Luke Ilchlgm, In Lake Fond. W. D. 810. Denim DrInool m J. 'r. Erickson .nawrxsonwnoonxason m 1 m "P" “mum: Park. w. 0. 810,00 I NOTICE 0' AWARDING COW Bond cl haul Improvement: or the City of Highland Purl: none: 18 HIRE]?! 01m to nil haw that w:- tor the “mm-g annual «I mm lun- Ia Undu- Anm.‘ mm :nfln which ninth In W .h; 00nd. eight nonh- m The dc- oouod unborn In W. mum on June 82nd. 1881. ad cum to an. country {“1me you! .30. He leaves lo sum" Us. In daughters. In William mm In. Inna-t Soho-dad. In. Chub- Cnry m of am cans-d In. luv lurphy of WW One son an viva. Ir. Johlx Culling! of Wu:- eoodn. And on brochu- ‘In the out. FUN?“ union won and u Waucond'n with Father link: of- flelallng. Sunny. with burn! in "a mun: lot. [Aka m. , “myulhlfltlwfll D. "I? a.“ Md for the work. a I b.7300”. Woman ol_ u I“! M .- u-upuuâ€"u- 11m :1 any a! “”2370. m: u REAL ESTATE TRANIYBM "finâ€".777- g ' _ Ydul-i” mun-u.- ' | Inlet-m (:0 u») mu m a! JIM ‘- :. M. GATES DEATHS mgsmammlfi that mm Dull“- tufiffik huh-.7 7:; 7 nun-‘Sfi'fih, ”an. 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