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PAGE EIGHT V“ H)" II FAT ‘ i For “rutâ€"Safety deposits boxes av $3.00 pr year. One hundred ncw‘ Highland Park N mes j-hl received. ct State Bank. For Rent-4 and 5 room flats. all modern improvements. and rooms for fight housekeeping. Apply J. M. Donsing. 6'33 St. Johns Ava. of tele- tf phone 263. Gar-am: 'l‘vl‘ 1‘20. 21â€":\ Tu “0|" Home: furniehvd and un- furnishmi. .\'. A. AMriduv. Phone 3.5. H‘ (Hl'lH‘lN‘ ;\\'l‘. 38 Tu [hut/Furnished in Ritchie Place, Chicago. A very dvsirable house fur the winter season, 6 hvd< rooms. ,1 huth<. dining room. ova-râ€" lunk~ (hv Lake. $250" pm‘ month. ,\h\ rooms. 1 1' 100k~ ”I" l.‘ H. G. Trm‘)‘ For Rellt~~ Furnished rooms 1‘ suite or single. by day or week Phone H. P. 331), t For Rent A sh mom modern (-ut rage. newly dm-nrmod at 1‘29 N. St John< Aw. Inquir? at the Highlnn Park Tru~t and Savings Bank. For Rent rage. Howl) 10th .»\\v‘. Park Tru~t For Rent â€" Modern apartments. ateam heat. hot water. Will furnish if desired. St. Johns Ave. and Mo- raine Rd. Apply H. Palmer, Tel. 776- For Rankâ€"Furnished. for six mo. 10 room house. Easy walking dis- tance from depot. Box XX Press or tel. 695. H. P. 27-30 FOR SALE l-‘or Sale~Roomy old house. Ideal for large family of children. Spacâ€" Ious grounds. with choice shrubs and trees. Convenient to schools, lake. and transportaflon. Address "Home" Press omce. tfpd For SIIeâ€"A quantity of carpet rails. Tel. H. P. 572. 27 For SIIeâ€"A quanmy rags. Tel. H. P. 572. Furnlshed Houses to months. Wooded acre: land Park. Cash anal store (rented) bargain. mce. Coale Son. building. For Saleâ€"5 room frame house anu lot 50 it. by 200 ft. Deerfleld Ave. AH improvements in and paid for. Price $2100.00. Encumbrance of $1500 can be assumed by purchaser. This is a bargain. Inquire James Duffy. agent. cor. Central Ave. and Sheridan Road. Tel. H. P. 79. 28-29 ; For Saleâ€"7 lots on High stream south of Prairie Ave. Highwood. 111.! Water. sewer. sidewaik and newt street all in and paid for. 1 lot 981 ft. by 150 ft. price $1000.00. 6 lots; 50 ft. by 150 ft. price $600.00 each.i Inquire James H. Dufly. agent. Gen-i 1 trial Ave. and Sheridan Road. Tel. an ulnklnnt‘ Dark "I. 28~29 79. Highland Park. Ill. 28~29 For Saleâ€"â€"Smaii dresser and 5‘, size iron bed. springs and mattress Both in good condition. Phone H. P 203, ‘2! For Salvwnno threeâ€"quarter nak bod. wardrobe. [105k and chair. Inâ€" nuiro 206 Bell Avenue. To]. 2“. an i re For Sale Tract of “0 her land in Wisconsin. N ridge, Phone 345. 41‘ (Ho Instr Mnonstono pin, plmn sun-l Reward. Mrs. F. .\l. Tur mounting. '1‘ ry. 317 Linden Park Place. LIMP Black purse, on ole-ctr“- hmwm-nt Academy Sm and Forest Av “'vdnvsday. Finder return to Free 0 .11 nfficv Rvu‘urd. has come to the women of Park to do their bit in rooms to the wives and of the men in the (ruining Please noth Mn. Searcy. ' of the Y. W. C. A.. phone my rooms for rent fnr WiVl‘S hvrs of men at Fort Sheri- mm calm). This is mw way net of “0 norm tim 1 pm‘ month. \11‘ Donrlmrn St‘ LOST s to rent. for 3 acres neu‘ High- anap. Highwood 1311:. Fire Insur- ion. new theatre tf BN1 lhmms frame house and pin, plain silu-r Mrs. F. )1. Tyr- rooms in or week. (I A. Ah] num- A \‘v jipd Farm Land: Oregon and California Railroad Co. Grunt lands. Legal fight over land at lust l‘lll!0d. Tltle revosted in L'nited States. Land. by Act of Con- urms, nrdorvd to he opened under lmnw~hmd laws for ieltlemenl and -.>lo~. 'I‘xm million lhre-r hundrm! thousand ucros. Containing some of hmt timber and Agricultural lnnd< in“ in the I'nm-«l States. Large Cup)- 1'.L'ht¢>d map showing land by (mu.- [f thousand ucros. Contalmng somc m lnwt timber and Agricultural lmul< in“ in the l'nltml States. Large Cup)- 1'.L'lxt¢>d map showing land by (mu.- ln“ s cmerin: sumv ships and so-ctlons. m lnr uni «h-u-ription u! M)“, cllmnlo. fl” vlvvntlww, tvmpvrrlturé'; ('h‘, pml. (‘urum Lannlsnlnvnllns: (‘uu I‘m-(121ml (lrogmy 22-31 llrvumnkinu :uul to uwl~ lmu. T« l. H l'. ‘1‘.\\'. Mt ‘\l Sl. ."illll‘ l’l.u‘o-, pm! Hm- nlullnr. H \II l'lqu \I To‘. It H, [’hvlpa‘ P. ‘3( rut Gum! n m‘k head end of the similar tuft at th pecially by four like clusters of arranged. one b( from of the cent ‘IKO'I‘I‘IUI‘ (H'R TREES FIND“ TI'SMN‘K \IU'I‘II head end of the body and a single similar tuft at the hind end. and es- pecially by four thick. short. brush- like clusters of cream-colored hnira arranged. one behind the other. in front of the center of the back. The caterpillar stage of this insect is succeeded by the pups nr cocoon stage when the full grown caterpil- lar spins on tree trunks or the un- derside of large branches I grayish cocoon oi‘ silken web mixed vith It. own hairs . After ten dun or no the moth emerges .ndlays her on mass- mu. pla-.|.<:n lr es on the outside of the cocoon. These 5 appear as frothy. oval. snow-white patches about an inch in length. For- i tunately for those who tight this moth. ‘ the e“ masses and cocoons are quite ‘ conspicuous and easy to scrape on. The female moth is practically wing- less and has to crawl up tree trunks to find suitable places to deposit the egg masses. A simple obstacle like a band of cotton batting ticd around a tree trunk will arrest her progress‘ or that o! the cnterpillar and thus cocoons and egg masses will be deâ€" posited below the band where they. can conveniently he collected and destroyed. it is the best current! practice in areas where the tussock moth has become numerous to band trees in the way described or to scrape a smooth hand round a tree trunk and smear it with tanglefoot dolution, However, as pointed out by ‘Professor Forbes in the Bulletin named above and confirmed by an opinion recently given the City Beau- tiful Commission by Mr. Jamst. the landscape engineer in the employ of' the South Park e-(‘ommissioners in .(‘hicazm the main reliance is in Iwrapping off cocoons and egg mass- ‘es and burning them. Spraying is very difficult and of doubtiul utility :after the caterpillars have hatched out an scattered over the trees. They feed on the under side of the leaves out of direct reach of the spray. Be- sides that. as pointed out by Mr. Jnmst. the caterpillars recoil in- stinctively from contact with a pois- on area and will abandon such areas {or uncontaminated spots. \\' MIN-1| \Vaullml (“mun mt hun- r'n-f~. .‘ 7 l’rmpovt Aw “'aunml ‘ .tl huuw t~. h- pvr L'AIIH‘, m- tn. Sm- manager. Wanted-7 A maid for 1 wk Family u! adults md wagvs. Phone H. rk L'il'l le‘ In lmy~ To cope with the situation in High- lanu Park a force of men with lad- ders and buckets was set to work in the infested areas above described and trees on pnrkways and in yards adjoining were cleared of eggs and cocoons. The tus.<m~k moth appears in two and sometimes three genera- tions during one season. It is hoped that the prmeut generation here is the final one of the season and that the eggs that have been deposited of late would not hatch until next wring. This would make it possible to continue the warfare upon this post in Highland Park during the coming winter months. If every one \h'\‘.n In-r To] Continued from Page MISCELLANFOK'S ngvs \h‘l 01' l-‘rvm-II HI.I.|‘ W \Vl‘l' I) (‘nmpvli‘ App“ at H. l‘. “ Protestant muid fur gu-n work, no wnshinu. .\lr< (“1115. 273 l’rnspm-t Au- \umh‘ 26‘). mprlmll ~. .\Ir~. HIH‘ hwntitm I! [‘t'l Ur m .\lnjc'~lir .11 m mineral Imus. L. No laundry. P. 96. 2' n-Tu] hulls“- Itimlr-n l'urk H )\(‘l’~l!_\ humm- (‘uH H Mrann l'. 13" ”\rl‘ \Ill‘ nun! 3\p:1 THE HIGHLAND In on the alert {or II ' ofjthe pc- and will act promptlyqfi lxhlnnd Pnr may be spared an efldemlé of dlni agreeable caterpillars}; ll ll'probuhl‘ that Bulletin 151 refgrred to above is available- (or gener’l (llstrlbullm; It In moummended ttt perm!“ In», [erosu'd wrllo fur a py. Hutu M1100” "fin 'rms “Hm \Vl) \v.\1‘ b0 mmln- up u! childten Ml In: years of no hut ml) tnclud “ha-~- ~hth hnlhduy dmw 1m! later than Iwn mnmhj {rmn lhq mg of school. ! TPu- Elm Plan-0 touch”! ! \ll lirw! 4min HM IH q‘w-HH) H‘nlm «ml \HH «lmvlw ; In [hut “ul'k. >1 vilm p('l'llll(.~ Inngunw tur)’ wl‘ Hunt-u h_\' lll'Nk' “nu nav- nmmrtnnin rm ~m' IhH wnrk (‘nrrlml mil with ~kill. hm his» hN-n (lemon- ~trutml «luring tln- pznt Hm yl-nn‘ in \llfis Kin-mg} ou-ollu-nt wnrk in min- vn‘rwttlnnul (Io-Inmn :tl Elm Plnre. Son)» n! thv p.tt|‘lfl~ nl‘ tho- fichoul. hmu-u-r. hun- l't‘KMtlI'tl it as un‘ur tunutv that Hil‘ Lut‘num- of a cnumr)‘ with whirl) nur ”writ-Ht war shtllltl lw thn ulll)‘ furvlgfl lnnitlmzt- taught in nur ~‘vhnnl ()thqri tht‘ 9|?!de Fri-nt‘h unywt) without rngnrt‘l tn nny particular wntlmelit. inst as ”(m-rs hun- prt'frrl‘t-Il Geflnnn This .ml utln-r vnnsitlo-rntim'u lwl tht- Baird of Education to wthurlu» tho em» ploymont (if both 5.5:" Fink nnd Miss Koenlg tn tmu‘h hy'tho "direct mothâ€" ml" and n! :\ purQDn of their dilly program thv languue in which they quiulilu. With ills arrangement It will be possible to offer I” pupils ann the tlfth tlmmzh the elnflith grndoa either Fri-rich or German Pupils will he- nasifiiiml to these- clpun- es as their pan-nu tlirvrl. (hlml‘ ‘who haw hitlwrtu twat tnklng German being {wrmlttvd to l‘lt'C! l-‘n-nch in- stead if the parent: so prefer l‘l\ ”viv! Elm-1....â€" stead if {he parent: so prefer At it: recent fission the state infliclaturt‘ passed the snâ€"oaliod "Daily Toxl Bonk Bill" which includes among thr prmillmw «in? material- h ruiminz lhv margin of profit al- lowed dealers {or the Mile 0! school books. The local ’donlort considering the margin ion numll pmitlnm'd the Board of Educaticin tn tnkv nw-r‘ the sale of uhool hook: for elementary pupils as the Township Board did for high wlmol pfipiln two years ago. ’I‘hh~ has been afoul (0 and bégin- ning Monday, Sept. ill. pupil: may buy the-ir 10x! Milt-A n the "Elm Pluct- Book Star..." le “aura of Education buys: 0w liouka directly (mm the publish.” at their loves! not “huh-mic price and will sdl to pupils at a small profit to cover ex- penses. Books will in gold for cuh. Miss Nura Bohrelu. the once secre- tary. will have churgr of the store. Tlu- stun,- will act :\< !h(- agent 0! pupils in the H‘lv nl' wcondimnd hooks that are not soiled nr dhor- Wis! disfigured. The More will not wli school supplles such as péncil. paper drawing "I‘lmrials ntv. These will lh' (in ~;-|lo n; WNW at the local \lL‘flli rs. Tln- nwlnlwrs of HM Elm Place staff are as Mllm'u Kimiergnrion,l'lulh Fnrgn and (‘atht-rim- Cracker. in! urmlv. Exiln'r \V‘hlh‘ and Lula Beh- rwns. 2nd Krzillo“ linrrlt-t Amen. and lrvnv Junm. 3rd :rmlv. Kale Scher- mvrhnrn u‘phu‘ h) .‘llHN‘h .Ruth Kwnig uml isabt‘l Fink: 4th ‘rade. Urvn Silm- and William 9. Parks; 'xth urmlv, 4‘l:\rq Sandi: and Bertha i‘rnnn-r; 03th grade, ('larn Whiu- and Luciliv Slim“; 7”: grmlv. Dormh) Con-y uml Ella Grunpw‘nld; ‘uh xrnde Alli-t» [uni-A and Ellen M. Guiney; druwing nml “jinn. Bum Griffen; Manual TrAiniIlK. Georgi) Greene: music. Anni: C§vavtm radvl. (‘har- hm- Bergman; Oflloo sevretnry Nora lie-hrmh: <upvrunt-mlvlt, Jt-sw l. -gâ€"nâ€"m Th: Irvnt' JUIH‘ mwrhurn 2| Kuenib! 1“" Urvn SXIIH 'xth urMI-n Smut? [(W'IL 3 loachor “'r‘t ‘h‘li' firhml 1"!” “m R133.- school ()peied .m Tuesday with an annulment nl eigh- tm-IL 3H“ Boil!» Baker retufm an in \‘K‘htuvl IHI IH h\' (hvw .\Hu hum-i I" \Hl'hlL‘flYl. Conn 111 lu-r ~h-x\d, tlnil min rx of last yI-nr .~ Inko- up “1r” wnrk :u NI!“ HUHI Muslim-ll M‘h n! loathing A mndqrn huldrm in tho (“0111?“- which 8‘ rarrly (lm‘fi‘ .w who hnw- hnd {hr ‘ uw- IhH wurk carried hm Us) hm-n demon- : Hu- pm! Hm yl-nn‘ in ('u'ol’I-nl “‘an in am- u-Inmn it! Elm Plnrt'. nMrIih Hf lho- fichoul. (-0 to‘acho-rs arrived \ In JUN“! uh "In-[J «mu urosndml (JV'o-I b\ Hh m1: mm vu‘vplion rx of last yI-nr's 4.1" 0' up erlr \vm‘k :muln 4 I» urn-all) in- UN: PINK MI Grand , 06mm u. rm 0|“ h-n'd, MI>> l-‘lnk |~ 1 L0 h-dch Frt-nch porno!) «1! her limv includr Ml) “an all) mudern l)“(' vpa I! lhl [H‘uoum \ng. A.“n‘ n-m .V-uuvi A {nrmcr nhu hu dn'ott-d htl [He time to the study of feeding genenlly hnn more more“ through MI common some methods thnn nny bclvnlmc mnlynll can supply, 1! nurh I h-«dtr could hue on hwd I” o! the In gradient: uncut by'productl of “arm” manufnt’tun'). which According to the market It tho time would be more Honolulu]. he could. through his or perlence. ho vary woe-IN! tn mtx tng ht: (nods. But. the dtmvulU I“!!! the nvengr man II to wnlnuln In c-conomtcnl r-tton from the producu of his own tum. He my be nn uperl. H be ‘boou’l to Itndy out I new rMIon every Hm:- thc mrke! chnngu. but he unerully profm to let 301.com who Inner - bunlnun o! mlxln‘ food. do It {or him No doubt the mflorlly of upon of mlxod food- befla lo.buy I! because of I nboruue 01" large 3nd nun crops on the firm. l-t ouch n mun will keep book- he vlll find that u I ulusl thin; the use of mixed stock food In I mcro mm tor of Arithmetic whether he vould buy the ingredients cheaper nun he could buy them in n "walled "w "Iced" ”Hon (Suntan 4‘v~-x- lawman-m Mnh‘] 4A dnlry rnllon must. of nll lblnn be pnlnlnble no (bu n cow wlll on ll. I! must be bulky Ind course no u to nvold lndl‘eltlol And Ilclleu ll mun cont-In I urtoty of loodn I0 mm. the cow will not Mr. 0! ll or (at on her food. ll mun contain enough ronl proteln4-nll protoln la nol nllle. ll mull oonuln tho right nmounu [Dd llndl of mlncrnl nub-unco- nec- euury to llle. hullh and mllk necro- xlon. It must b. hlghly dlgofllble Mnuy [soda or. only nboul Mn [0 .1va per cent dl‘utlblo nnd the work 0! morning so much wulo matter I! costly ln Hut ll nun up tho oncrn o! the food lo do ll. ‘ . It In mm! maniac-um and probably the but argument {or mixed [ood- ‘hen n l- l'unlldl'fc‘d that I 111’]? uumber of me molt promluenl and stalled men in Ann-rum have du arded men uIn mlxod both and nnonI bee-um they hnve (ound a nun-clan brnnd 0! food Irhlch will mule 3- much milk at In- oou and no trouble And. “’0'. AIL I... o'- tn perfacl hullh. Many agricultunl M'hOOlI und u» pernnenx IUIHUII uu And hue um! lhem {or the name reason You an u-rlty um by "mu u Any uperlmvnl nation Ind they ‘1! [he you the nun" 01 mixed brnndr which gr. but Idnpted to your pm PARKER FEED EXPERT. Friday and Saturday, we make an ()pening Display of Children‘s andMisses‘ new Fall lleadwear. It is a showing not alone remarkable for its extensive variety. but for the Winning charm of each creation One would scarcely expect to find. in young folks millinery. such genuine beauty and distinction as is expressed in these youthful creations. In tltis large assortment are-- Hats of rich velvets. satins, silks and corduroys. Clever biim effects, in smartly tailored models; small close-fitting hats. prettily ornamented, and some trimmed with fur. Black and beautiful shades of blue1 green, brown and rose; also striking combination effects. \ou will find these hats extremely moderate in price. Special values at $1.00, $1.50, $2.25 $2.95, $3.75 and $3.95 White jean middies {or scthl wear; lace‘ style, and some mmmed m color; all sues. values to $1.75 at $1.00. Hair Bow Ribbons 29C Beautiful pure silk hair-how ribbons; in moires,and stnpcd tafietas; ink, blue and all the wanted shades; ya 29c. SUCCESSVUL FEEDING MUST TASTE GOOD This is the place for boys anâ€"d girlg to buy their school supplies. a,< our line is large in variety and low in pnoe. Tablets. Pencils, Erasers. Pencil Sharpeners, Memo Books. School Bags. Rulers, Crayons. Straps. Etc. l-lummn Ilvvhv ) mop-m Monk. 1 [hull-In Inn lmmwâ€"u\ Ianâ€"x The Iver-(a returner hung; r. >lnl|o a! nuke him-elf. plunge. IDOU illle A bull In 1 china nhop reg-m 3 lea 01m:- renun- 01 MI nrdur 7 An nun-In; Incldonl I. told u! H.- Secroura' at (‘ommorm The can munut-cturorl put up I now! that lunleu they could gel tinâ€"pill. lv {unlu- up, no cumin: of [um- um i nut-hm could be slow. so I'lthoui ‘ioohn: over the field I! n Ind that ". -_.-... ..-.5 mad. that noel I'u lu llootin: over the Iield it ie eeld the! 'en ordet wee mede thet eteei wee in :be dhe‘rted by the menutecturere ‘trom other projecte end put It the ldiepoeel oi the an menuiecturere Ell looked ell right on the (lee at it. ibut when the menuiecturerr of her- Weetin. muhlner) demanded etu‘. {which they connected for. end found ithet there en not steel (or eprunx ‘iit bevinl been diwerted to eel». e ‘hurry-up all modifying the o'rdel’ i‘“ tuned. e0 thet our herveutin; imechineu muld be mede in time for ‘the noun; crop. Thin illuutrutee how meny plene ere ignoreutl) mede robbing Peter to any Peul Every enthueieet who he: e pet reform which le‘ elwue hitting e0|ne other buineee ineteed 0! hi- own, never look- eround to eee whet the «fleet will be before he pluuee. The muniec- turere of feed end the want euoceet iul teedere in the country heve I right to demend thet thet delicete anilineâ€"{he deity cowâ€"-â€"ehell not be wrecked by belly le‘leletlon. Kevolutionery retorne ere eeldom ellucioue. Anythiu which dielurbr the [004! equilibrium ehould he hendled mdueliy. Experience her eho-n thet the meet emcient e‘ey to bundle "reel producte in to remova- the humen food ilret end teed the reeidue to mock. Any other eyetem le eheer extruxuence j\.n.nm| tn... Immnrmn urn“: ‘ There II In old uory About I ship (mpllln uhu had A medicine chul‘ A ullor I‘ll Mrk und hr found Hill No. 47 In Mu book "u the malt-mod rom- ody, but ulu' (ho bank 0! No (7 uu empty to he took equrl urn 0| 5‘0. 40, u-Mrh w“ urychnlno. at! No. 7. which in urbane lad. nnu udded (ham [0:011:61 um! and. No‘ ‘1 and lhe uuor 00d. Th. lpplk‘nflon of this old «on In mu many I leader will (Mal [M1 1! . mu. 0! 001(0an or oil-cod in! b no“. - uncle lot will be 51w. And, Illa-1h. nun the put the m Ipeflnlu on the not. at! ltd m- Ihuingr- ll)!!! aW“ ’1 Mn [rune-d Hui horse 6M. Illlnul Inw uvn-‘ ‘.-_. It In hum-m nut" to min-mt. Ln food-.3116 flu- poor cow bu to In!-' (er {or u: overdo-c or n ugdordou' baton the proper rum to club- “.1106. THI WRONG FEED!NG METHODG AVERAOI nronuln. M‘HH‘AGU STORES OPEN Boys’ Knickers at 85c A special offer of b0 5' knigkerbocker trousers: made_ of .wearmg novelty materials; all sues; apt-Gal 85c. Boys’ Caps 55c and 95c New (all caps for boys, m the latcst shapes; made pf excrptionaUy attractwe novelty materials; 55c and 95c. for Children Huh-m Rem-"ruled h “finned by Number 0! Don Tm Show \ If you Humor 10 be royal” 11110 the nonh lmundunm u! Hkhland Park. and should you chum)! to go so far nus Hlxhwood. Wnukcgw A\e.,k you would certainly lhlnk‘y» Were in the loop. Chicago, The ol delnp- ldaled building. uhkh have Morned Wuukegan Ave. for the put immher of years haw been openedé up u brunch nmrm- of certain of lhb more: in (‘hk-nxu. Mandel Ember“: Ruhr child, The Hub. The con 33);. and Nuhle hum. have as _ 'uaned brunch Murm- in lllxhwqod ind are rm“): to M-Hu (he B. ().;T. C. men find a:- they would bd served In (‘hlcngol '1 (‘apper and (‘appm o! (‘lllmo will on Bulurdm up”) n Nnnch Mon» in nghlnnd Park. in the OH!” Bulld- lnx mm door 11) Jun. Subefa meat market. The manaxvrs will epiducl I gum.- furnluhlnx lnhlnm duflng tho o-m-nmpmem of arm) men It Fort Sherman. ‘ ‘ (‘Gbl'NTY FA II WILL liven! PHI-kn- m be 0" «f “f HIM Extmnlu- l.wr Held In Lah- (‘mmty Th:- nlmunl l-mku (‘ounn [.11 ml] upon later um \IHYIHIH mull startâ€" ing on September 26 and min: on the Zfllh. The fair will fnr‘the um ”me in hlnlnr) lw in (on: @ Shh v». day as u ‘m up?“ on Wa-dflldm m it?“ of on Tm-sdny; M ‘é Yt-Hm-r ’0‘“. Attractive wleflron of wuh dreuea in! schod girls, made ()1 Colored ginghams. 'm h-lchm. nyleu. all :«xzrs Children’s 75c 51-00 and S1. 50 IAN‘AL BRA NCH HS «was sun. 26'"!