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Id found myself m. not Ilecpm' kc [hone mothel’ mlt'q pnst-hllft" > f ‘rv.’ Hub/uh! (DH! ent : heated to ap- t and held at :en cooled sudâ€" ways a chance cterza no matâ€" , reaches 113. ’asteurize itâ€" tle and cap it. 17711: hands. vi 1 be proud .\'<,,- RV.) )M IFY'WUU Company C TOR.q 0m pan y Road o tat x1 1 '/[¢ '11! Scrum? utrm've value :tmy harmful UC Business Man H ealth! n“ «)1 your m gmd l’et (10mg for CAFE ‘ mm edxateiy My: . a' ‘1'). \rrivcd Residence Telephone 49“ 1300-35 10 «m Miss Judd the Librarian has been given a leave of absence sd'that she might serve the U. S. Government. Miss Judd left last week for Wash- !ngton D. C. where she 14 employed by the government. Catherine Long on Blessing. Cuthvrlne. who lives In the same town with numvrmu relntlws. was won! tu remember them all separately 1n ht-r pruyor each night. A few nights n20 she was Pspoc'ially tired and sleepy and uth she begun to enumerate them, c-vhh-ntly the task looked hard, rnr shv Huh-d up with "and News ev- urylmd)’ in the It‘lophone buck." varv-Hr). \‘H‘ntinlh‘ "In-1H. I! [H \". vVumilmIinn for Clerk .an vur- wr “ill be held at the post “Him“ ‘| (hi4 city on Pchruury 23. Agn-é mm. 1‘ to 43 Main on Eh»- dniw M. m. wxaminzltion. Marrivd wrmvn “in Mint In- admin .1 to Hm nxaminntinn. This pru- ihiviun, hmwu-r, (luvs nut apply [H w “nun-H uh” .u‘v- diunrcmi, hul n-y :m- rhzihlv fur ;u~pnint:m~ntk y .14 Mark \pplicmti Two How to Buy Stocks Are your dollars Loafers or Workers? Money that is not invested pays no returns, any more than grain in the bin will grow crops unless pla'nted. Every man or woman with money should put that money to work. Jay Gould onCe said that $100 invested in the right thing at the right time would earn as much as a man steadily employed. He died worth hundreds of millions. The average man or woman knows nothing about how or where to invest money to get good returns from it. It is our business to advise investors where and how to invest, where investments can earn the best returns with the utmost of safety. Brokerage Department We buy or sell listed or unlisted stocks and bonds. 1! you are anxious to buy or sell let us help you. We can probably buy the stock you want cheaper than you chn. We can sell your stocks at the best price or we can ex- change non-dividend-paying stock for stock that is pay- ing dividends. Write to us about it. Underwriting Department We underwrite the selling of the stock of companies but before accepting an issue of stock for sale we make a most thorough and complete investigation of the proposition. It has to grade up A-l or we will not handle it. It is this type of investment that Jay Gould alluded to in the quotation aboveâ€"”The right thing at ' the right time.” ‘ spplicutit '1 hhnk‘ ‘md full Hutivm rr-lutin- tn thn uxnminzn- [Iqaluit-album duti0<, sulnrins, inm. prmmnium. um. :UMH l'hll Sonia- Iiuunluanon Please send me vour spewal OFFER 84 and particular: about you: caxh u: payments plant It Is understood that this request tn no way obligates me. SECURITIES TRUST COMPANY Town and Sta/e A ddrtss .\'a "It PUBLIC LIBRARY dfi‘ Safeguarded Investments 12_2 South Michigan Boulc vard, Chicao, Illinois Ar xWAIL THIS COUPON TODAY. We will purchase stock for you for cash or on the de- ferred payment plan. We make a moderate charge for carrying :tock on the deferred payment plan, but you become entitled to all dividends, bonuses. etc.. the stock you buy earns from the date your first payment is re- corded. Let us explain this plan fully. Unusual Opportunities We have at present two exceptionally attractive oppotu tunities. Both are gilt-edge investments with large profit possibilities . Ask for offer B-2. H1 mu‘l 1H hv Lppl i1 with ml invhcw' . . \V't'lflht ph)\it‘;lH.\ ~ ”mat lu- in Nohmly i< through givlhg who has anything m give. It costs so little to send magazines â€"Just a ‘one cent stamp {or each, No wrapping. no addressing Is new~ essary. The thing Is to remember to’do ifyourself and to remind your friends as well. And send the mag- azines whne they are still fresh and clean. ”Try to got people to send the more ”pennin- magazines. These lieu would read more good stall If they could get It. Such a book u ”The Man Without a Country' in de- voured by them all. Most of them' are young boys who enllsied last March and it isv woéderful to talk to them (or they have such a fine spirit. They must have books and magazines to read as it is absolutely essential for a soldier to have montnl relaxation". “The Y. 'M. C. A. men are doing great work here. They put these magazines on their tables, and many times haw I sat up with the men to look over them. ‘fif will hunt in do wnnwthinu that will help .1 lot. tell everyone you know'nntl everyone you don‘t know to put a stamp on their magazines. and put them In the mull hot. if you could see how those mon stand around the mail room waiting for the magazlnes you would realize how many dollars worth 0! plm’h'urt' .1 stamp can, give. You see tho evenâ€" ings are long. as it is dark at full!“ thirty, and they love to read. Some- times they read even advertisements when there is nothing else. To send mnguzinvs m lhv from as soon as they are road. The boys want them badly Hc-ml the quuuinu Io't‘ tch~-w~ritton by Lieut William 0, Morgan. with Amnricun H‘DPIHHUIP ary forces in Franco,to his nmtbor in this city: The Boys at the Front Want all the Magazines You Can Send Thom Most Amerlcans want to holp the boys in France and ln the tralnln‘ camps. But many forgot to do the little things they can do. There ls one‘ little thlng none should forget: Don't Form-t Thh Llnh- Sc-nh-t‘ NOTN‘ l-I You are cordially Invited to make use or the redninx room IL 181 Cen- tral nvonue. which Is own every week day. from nine o'clock In the morning to 6 o'clock in_ th. evening. Services are hold In this church every Sunday morning at 10:45. Sunday School meets 1mmed|ately n!- tvr the morning service, and Is open tn puplh up to the age of 20 years. The Wednesday 'evenlng meotln;.] which tncludpn testimonies o! Chrln- Man Science honllnl Is at 8 o'clock, Hazel Ava. nnnr St. John's Ave. Subject for next Sunday's human Sormnn is “Truth." Morning wnrihip at H n'cluck. The- suhjt‘ct of ”w pastor's «t-rmun will lw "Tho \'¢-nturo of Lilo." [)urhu: ”In winter months thrrc- “ill hc- nu owning Rorvlcm. 'l‘hh vu-uinu at sz'n n‘clnck (ho-n- \\iH he .1 rum-link all ”N! hunh" (If R. .\L I'mhm-h at “hivh arrnruzv. mn-nts “ill Pm mmlu an Nu» built-91 :Iid birthduy men! which will hr ho-ld nmt Thurwlu)‘ mmnink. Jan. 31‘ Any mn- inlvrmtwl m ¢hi~ H imnud tn Tho .u-rv'im's lur Jun. 37, will he rmul :H {IIHHWFZ Sunday whmrl. I” :I. m. The lesson is {uund in Mark 2'1-12. "ml is 0n- tille'd “Jvrxus Forgiving SIDS". mmwma g EBENEZER EVAN. CHURCH g fur Ihv-ir klmlmm‘ [Mu] HAM} [Hm-aw (‘1! H»- (Ivmim- ”I! \l- ”Mu Mr crnn K and 1*. r-hurvh 'l‘hv (HIYH'Q‘r ~pr‘iv LHX' Rani/n 1m! In. (*h u I't‘h \irinit) :Iml Pn- ml :l milk hminow~ in (‘nnjum-liun uilh hl- mu hHhmnr. “hh-h ans hrunuht In in“ mm! in [MN “hrn Mi um ”10'! uilh n Hid-lvn dn-uth m n r.|il\\.l) :u'ridrnl ll “:11 ~;|id uhrn hr I'M"! .n'rn-ul In Highland l'nrk in 1“; hr l'nuld hut And n Luthymn ('hllrvh .md wdkml lbw 6rd Sumlu) In lh‘v'l'lirhl film] but “whim hii hix tmhm Luthnxim \ulum H mm m. r.|il\\ .1) hr I'M"! l“:- h Mr. Ilrury "MIMI Hn-nry Uhlonn, a lung remc-mhen-d cItIzvn u! HIxhlnnd I‘nrk. passed away at hln't homo on North Second Strm-t. Januxn‘y 20, 19”, at the use of 76 311an [11- wan hutn In Erme. tths. KH‘I! FrItzlar. Hen-Mm. Ger- many, In the year II“. He attended the schools ul (h-rmnny and later be- cam¢~ n tuIIur. fullnwlng tho prac- tIce M Ma father. In the your 1867 he mnrriml Martha Kath? and a few years lntt-r, In INTI. h“ M'TVMI III: country durIng tIu- Francoâ€"Prussian wnr. His Mother. (‘unrhd ()hIern. hud prnviuudy «In-pnrto-II fur Amt-Hon und findInz t-nmliIIum very ”unfav- turp In lhr Innd of lIbvrh, Ix-t‘kuno-d hIs hmtIu-r tn (-umn- ht‘ft' ulw. In HT‘.’ ho \nIImI (or Ann-rh'n “Ith I|I~ wilr and tvu) (‘hildrrn um! nmdr hln hnnn- in t'hIt-ugu. Hr wax u (It-\utrd nwqu-r at St. I‘vto-rs Lutha-run' t-hurrh n! t‘nunxn fur :tImmt 14 )«-;II‘~. IIv nun'mI uith III‘ IumIIy tu IIIuhInn‘I l’.|rk In tlu- )rnr lI-Jquro In- Inn run-Ind mrr nuns Hr dart- ml :t milk hminow~ In (‘nnjunrliun In. l-ry "uptick 'Mni‘. Mary Hupprichhn renidrnt of this city {or the put m‘ont'wn yearn passed away Saturday. fnnuary ninq; teenth at the home of her daughter 'urx. i-Irneut (“030? on Green Bay Road at the ago 0! eighty one. follow- ing an Him-u o! ru-u-ral week dura- tiun. Shv was! born in ()berhnuM-n. Rheinpialz. (it-rmany, ul January it). 1837. i-‘um-rai msrvicm \n-re 'H‘lt’ at St, Juhns Evangelical church. Net- day at um‘ o'clock uni Rm. "nih- ofnciating . Intermvnt I'm: made at Nurthnrid came-(wry: Mn. iiupprich leaves in suniw hvr Hum» mm, \Vii-1 linm Hupprich at Madison. Win; George iiupprich n! Bamboo. \\'in..’ and I-‘rmi Hupprich u! Nennna, Al-. aska, and two daughters, Mm Ernest; Ginsu-r and Emma Hupprivh 0! thin city. THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS \\¢ r111 \Hv I! hun Ill «um 0|" 'l‘|l\\fl.\' liIH «H. IuHmnk Hn' man) {lll'lld‘ uruuuim :1 rhurch hrrn :Inm (mv M! [Mr prinmpul ur- (hv Zion Hump-Hr“! Luthv h of “RN! (‘vnt'rul AVn-nuv. w-Il n Inn-mhn-r I»! thi- ph‘rnw pun-aw durum thu- IHm »r uur nmthrr‘. “I“. H. lift-0r“, Emu“. William um! Hrurgv Hupprlvh ‘ LuHu-mn rhulvh In ('uunl) Lim- Huumrr. “11‘ in ~:-mm- rnuuxh ph- in lll‘uhlan-l 'urk Him .1 rhurch h-‘rn- Ym‘ Inn-n ill uilh ~lumm'h dum- lu~l Irilth 11"" \ltH‘c' It'ld ('h. “'04 l'z-le Hm. \V l“. Suh In! It ulk phn'n‘ HI ~rr\ Il‘dx Ihru- «l:|uuh(4-r~. Mvr, MN. ('hn<. .‘umn Uhlwrin. xldrrn all n! lhh ‘1" “on It'ld ll! M HI? mu? 1 [hr ln-nu llfth' Ivvh' haul-em," 1 My HI." 5 “-1.1 at! I , Net-l Hulk?! Ade at: E HAVE noted that the “Cash and Carry Plan” has proven very success- ful in many other cities and have de- cided to try it in Highland Park. In some sections of the country the cost of food has been reduwd as much as ,: nun; ten per cent by simply reviving the old~time custom of ’ going to market with a basket and taking the purchases home instead of having them delivered. nr llr "~‘ in New \'. ,'.._ nnq. \ ”I“: :[.1Fk. 1m l)n_ u'lwrvlu-ln-gnnnl‘lw wwh'n ('nâ€"‘ le pupil! u! the BA cllu nave museum-m hr \vnll- In \x«\\‘ of the-inn.” «mntmt In dramllluuon Tues- clamprll~lull In llueutrunl Ilm-s Burton’dn, mornlnx. The pupil: had dlvld- Hulmu ghould be rnnxrulululrd. but lad llu-thIH-H name week: Ago Into [ls ununl ”Then it n rrmuwn". TM- Inn-n xrnnpu. Irm: lrom ho-lng cu» lhu qnnru-r (‘o-ulury mark fur Mr lnln of (mo group and John Mc- Holmo-n and Mn Trueloguon. Thruhlrlde u! the other. The members out M..- pntlrr art-or he hu' dellwr-iol (hm group: warlord spook", ml the dot-hr bringing truthful Im-iup-m the cmm none of the Mer- pn-vulnnn. plun‘ogrnphlc and \rrhal, In chum n! \‘onlce And at (In contest I gradually lricreulng pumnm allot-ch group pmnled (Ml no.” In anlnfluciuulnx and rrawlublo Hand-jam“! wlth the nther. Dormhy ard 0! prIN-I for Mn Hot-(u Now he Ourdner played the part of Porgllj I! runplnl lnh reward In communllln and Seymour Join. (In! 0! shylock “mm high prim-p enpfl-lnlly during In the one group. In the other theme (roublous tlmen fur lheuflttl group. Irma Iron- plued the put 0! ernrflonn has not glut-II menu I Porn. and chanuo Shannon an! hm. qunny 0! penal-mun. um o! Shylock. The nine Man an nprlnx and nummer Ir. Holmes dtu thelr decision In {Ivor of the (or-Q? \‘ntod nearly Hum month: to fur-aw” irony. the more being I” polnu no land: nm-or befurfs finned by Mn: :0 no puma. The upper grade Moll- BI'RTOS' HOLII-Ifl (‘OIING j a rmuH hll mmlng serie- of Travel. T0 CHICAGO IN I'DIIII'AIH' loam-s II” he abouluely n" in lubjea miller. Auulrllll. New kultnd Mad “If" 0' anl “III N ‘b.‘TurlIallln. Hu- Plum. Barnum And ll "nu-Han l-Innda. a new and hitherto “um", "I" I. s'”'“ lam-r un-Trm-elugued annn. und Mush u n Iqu-d (Mn In! summer, will be Hw-prmhnu-d in Mr. Humor non-en. h I .L“ Hurlnn llulnu-u, ulum- "Around (he Militant Pacific" Trmuluxm-s arc- to "ruin in (‘hi-‘Jfo HH- mlddl" In! P0!»â€" runry. H Kim-ling with unununl nuc- Girls and womefi‘ can join our Come in and get r _ - I You ca tan T0 Come 1n. ask about 1i. - sum " s “N‘ HIGHLAND PARK STATE BANK CashandCarryP E HAVE noted that the “Cash and; . FRANK )4 IAKEI. Hui- Please bear in mind that we do not intend to lower anything but the price. The quality of our meats will continue to be of the same high standard which has well earned our name. We know that such a system is fair to both our cus tomers and ourselves for we reduce our expenses of delivery and of keeping accounts. One customer will get the benefit of this saving and will not have to share the extra expense of the charging and delivery service. We intend to co-operate with those who express their desire to reduce their living expenses. By paying cash and carrying home your meat orders you will see a noticeable reduction in our prim. ”1th \ :mfi hlfk CUSTOMER TO GET THE BENEFIT Sobey’s Sanitary Shop ' Phones 431-432 h'n q-nw Thr pupil: u! the BA (In: an of ”10:"er mm»: In drammuuon Tues- Burquidl) morning. The pupil: had divid- ed. but Md lhu-mneIH-H me week: ago Into TM- bin-n xrnupu. Irma lrom ho-Ing cu» We Are Going to Adopt the VE' noted that the “Cash and? Carry Plan” has proven very success-3' ful in many other cities and have deg: cided to try it in Highland Park. Int; some sections of the country the cost 53 of food has been reduwd as much as simply reviving the old~time custom of mHo-JS‘V-‘anlhu M ".103 ”001. 368 Central Avenue am dub pay- "up; You can put inSlmogSZ or $5.00 each week andgin weeks have SSOorSlm $250. We add 3 per cent I You can statt T0 ‘ Y-fâ€" START! The plan is this: can: ‘11 and get a “Christmas Binkih’g Club" book FREE. It coda nothing to join.- Deposit 5 ‘r lOcentsor l orZOantsfiordie first week. Then increase your deposit the same amount with YafidsorWau-EM «Men call"; may m An dineonuvmbcch fit“: mm of Pebrunry to your upon-om , g 1 The pupils hue-been worhlnj hard to udvonlm the noun; plclu lec- lure on Wlld Anuluh by Mac l: Ihlch (the: place Ihln Wu“! evening. 0n Prldu alum of next rook. robruu'y I. more ll ho {hm ml: of motion pldumglllmâ€" (ruin. some of .tbe mod. Mk1“ scenery In the Yellow atone chantry and Rocky loonulns. It lugplu- nod to have a ulmlhr motion flour. “Inc on each Frldny thematic-r. Thu-o Nauru vlli be not 0‘ lb. m at four o‘clock pm each Jack Heme-nu xue q; blhhdly sprnd to the member: (1 MI clus After Mhoul on Tunday chum. The KB pupil: mlerulned the IA yup“. at I puny last evening which began with refreshment: a! the uchool buildhu Ind wu _ folld'Ic-dv'by n ulelxh ride or" the country rum. HIM Corry Iho hu Enlhh In the upper grade: hm been Illtthfl week md In. Georg? Taylor hubebnsub- nllullnx In her place. 1nd 3 number 0! the u (ur- mnhed the Audience for 3110 beenâ€" Ilon. z: 50 Week: l-cod CH pay- 1-00.! club p.” S-cou chip.” mm