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PAOI SIX A.\' Lllk‘l'vul’. That the salary Hf llw Mayor he and tho ~nmo ls horvhy fixed at the sum ..f Two-Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250410) per annum. Tlmt tho aalary of each of tho (‘nm- misimmr‘ lw and it is horn-by llxml at tho mm of Onoâ€"llumlrml Dullars (Slnw‘m) pm- ammm. .Tlmt the salary of the City (‘lerk hp and the mmn is hereby fixml at thn <um nf Two-Thousand. Seven Huntlrml Dollars: ($2700.00) per an- num. (‘mmu-l !w :tlhl Hm Baluv m ”L ._, fiv-d .nt the sum 0! Two Thmmnd Dull“: (SZWNUM) por annuml That Hm salary of thk‘f‘ity Twas- urvr 1w and thu snmv i~ m-rrh} fime .1! Hw ‘nm of Six Humlrw! Hullurs (Sfimwtu) pvr :mnum. THAI Ihv «Mary 0f Hh' (‘ity (‘IDHQCK' (hi in Y Hun num An] In at thv‘ Humirv n'xzmm That \I fix Tum Hm ~31};er lh wJ-n- “up, um and mm uni ix id hvrvhy Yum] H Um Thnnmznl 0hr H11 I‘M Dunn“ (SHSHJM) 1! TH» tho mlnrv of tho \\'. \uiww-r‘ h»- "M lhv <2Hm- vh \l 1r 11‘.“ ww n thw mhry nf xhv ("in Mar ['I'IL'I'I Hvx Ill! \xil Hi MI mel the whip i< hvrn-hy fixvd um nf One Thousand Threw Sh!) hnlhrx' ($135000) per H‘ Uh ‘fnl" furth [M h‘ h. for In M tht‘ coming summer should be gone over now With a snarp iron rang _wu.u out the dead grass, stir up the surface. apply some commercral fertilizer, a good dose of grass seed, and roll the surface. after that pray for a warm rain or accept a little of it before you roll. All such shrubs as Bridalwreath, Syringa, Lilacs, Honeysuckle Forsy- thias. Weigelia and others which flower during May. June and July shduld not be pruned now. but such as Hydrangea, Althea and other late flower- ing sorts are benefited by a severe prunning back. . Every once in a While we pass by grounds where the hired man has “bob-tailed" the shrubborder. it's enough to make one weep, it takes a competent! man to do such work and is the cheapest in the end. It is still time to divide or replant Peonies, Iris, Phlox or to plant new ones. among the hardy old fashioned favorites we have the Larkspur, the Poppy, the Sweet-William. Border Pinks. Hollyhocks. Primrose, Shasta Daisy, Columbine, Gaillardia, Foxglove. Canterberry Bells and Pyrethrames all of them beautiful and well worthy of a place in your border. It is still time to divide or replant Peonies, Iris, Phlox or to plant new ones. among the hardy old fashioned favorites we have the Larkspur, the Poppy, the Sweet-William. Border Pinks. Hollyhocks. Primrose, Shasta Daisy, Columbine, Gaillardia, Foxglove. Canterberry Bells and Pyrethrames all of them beautiful and well worthy of a place in your border. The Auto is hard on the ordinary driveway most of them were never constructed for such traffic and it is at this time of, the year the weak spots show, don‘t allow the surface to become cut up too much. a good neat driveway is easiest kept in order and no home ground looks well if the driveway isn't in good shape. If you had intended doing some new work on the Grounds. don't Wait until the War is over or until times get better, with the purchase of every new Liberty loan bond you are putting more money away in your saving bank. make the best of the present. almost anything you plant in the hardy plant line requires time to develop and becomes more beautiful as it grows. You can't start too soon. There is nothing to wait for. eVery little tree and shrub you plant will grow in value from year to year and pay you big interest on your investment in the enjoyment you get out 6f it. Become more interested in your Garden work, it will relieve your mind and form a pleasant change from all the hofl’ible things going on in Mary of the Corporation uni the same iS herohy sum 0! Two Thmwund HI If in doubt as to What to do call us on Phones 44, 78 or 85 nlLlT‘V nl’ tho .\s~’i~tum KIM 1h» :xumv i< hnn‘hy mm H! (m.- Thmlumd 1 ”Mars lSl‘lmW-u pv' [mi .1” 1hr} "hat I 5 m Ut’li Hm fivery Lawn which is to retain a fair nnl mm <:Hm r (m.~ i x H1 YM' Wurk hrflih- .\pl'11 HH (if! Ill H H) *nded doing some new work on the Grounds. don't Wait ‘r or until times get better, with the purchase of every ond you are putting more money away in your saving 3st of the present. almost anything you plant in the iuires time to develop and becomes more beautiful as 't start too soon. There is nothing to wait for. eVery b you plant Will grow in value from year to year 'and t on your investment in the enjoyment you get out of it. interested in your Garden work, it will relieve your leasant change from all the hofl’ible things going on in Fna Hundr nnnum. TIMI thw \\' It pr! I I Thuumno! TM) Hu‘ (SI'J'Imm) prl' unnum I ) (SIBMUH') pvr nnnum, That Ilw ~ulury of (1w Smitmw mun in rhuruv of ”iv Firn StnLi-H Mux‘in: rin- night) he and the mmt i~ hrrvh) tivI-tl :lf thv <um nf/ 0m Thunmnd Hollan- (SIINWJIU) p‘f/r :m H‘HH ”rip-‘1' in xln- Watvr and HH- mmv i< hvrv ~lum of One Thmwuncl pvr .muunL Th.” lln- <:|L\|',\ H1 Th rim 1' l’ln‘xt In UK haw {hr U1 [Ml x' :mnum That lhe' \\'.le'l' Wm! 'l‘ h .4 t H H s to retain a fair stand of green grass during‘the e gone over now with a sharp iron rake. COmb ) the surface. apply some commercial fertilizer, a and roll the surface. after that pray for a warm \\‘ M \\' h H H ‘51”an mt) I“ t‘m- ~um of Unv Inn-.1 Vinny”) pvr :Innuln. ,, ~2I|\r_\ u! lho- Sun \\-vrk\ N xln- Wan IV [hr HHHtll'I rhi md :Ii .1! [hr “0 Humlr‘ Mar) H 41H“ Jl‘t'd Ial'} Hf Hit m H1 H f V i ll‘u'} Hf UH p. 1' M HH- «mu Hill" 1 l‘_\' ll“ Hf {)1}. hanr- H [Mm 511 HH- >f (PM um nf Um Thml I 4m! Sun Ho! \\Ult A Few Suggestions nf In Hm \H‘lr"! in h [5“ 1 3m! nu) pc‘l [ml thw -:un~ thu (ivnwrn! lh-partmnm he h) fixed at thv Dollnn ($1000) I‘ HJHHHH ”H- (‘il\ i; hvn'} 0MP T! it Om- Tl lllH Slnp. rm!- Hrlpvl‘ b 11.41%) Thuu‘ymd 45130” nu) man in Invinm'nmr i; III-rth \Izlin llll‘ ihdldr‘ I! ll THE HIGHLAND PARKQPRI-ss. HIGHLAND 1ND \HM'I! mtl ‘ Run 01w Thu! th~~ ~:tl:u‘) Hf lhv mnn HI lélr<‘vhdrgr uf \hw «:Vu'huun lnrim-rnmr 'nnd Cit) Tosunfivr man he paid from ':|!‘\' ithw (:nrhagu Fund Linn; Th»! tho sulzn‘) u! Hw (‘Hy Hall > IImf‘1JnHi'UIr \hull he paid from tho <nlnry (mu 1 fund prmido-d for m the Departma-nt :m- ’ n! l‘uhliv I‘I‘npt‘l‘t)‘, .HIIIHI ‘liHJllVl‘ 41 4mm mum. Pu IIIHH‘I‘.‘ Fhat lhl- ~n1 m nf tho Suporlnh-n- mm (if Sun r and “MM Mnln‘I Fin- giuv'or .1! HH' “ntor Workll. Flre-t and Svcund Aâ€"«Iitunt Engixmers H! Um Wuhxr WWI-N. Hc-Ipvr at tho Wntn-r In Hf Puhlit' I‘rnpt‘l‘t)‘, SPA‘TIUN I. Thn nr pnrh uf nrdimm with lhi< urdinum-i- pvulwl. SECTlOX 3 Thi~ ordlnnnrn fihnH 1w in furor and anm-t from and anor in pzwsuzo. approval and puthntlnn. Snmuv‘ .\1. thJthx Mnyur. \1\ HIqu SHVTIHX ATYFEST H A \\' IMR‘ALU .'7‘ ”(mm SFI‘TIHN . \l 4\ ~ \Hn H le'l That l‘ru~’~'i:m drivo (-xtondm! tn Vow H ‘ “11h ' I) \w'il Vll'v lH \pl 111.! I. alt 13H! ISM.“ .lur) nf lhv man In «Lurhuun lnrim-rnmr 3hr mall he paid from I"?! I'hwl \\' i W11.” yun urn going In -\!"n Hour of daylight" thI all ordhmnom nunmw In onnflh-t m-i- urv lwrt-hy ro- \l' tII HM t) m tho furm‘ III! (Ink. 1‘. 191‘ I). 191* Which Might Be' Helpful to Hu Ilh 0' Yul! 1m I). 191‘ .th [Hulllh H\ ho hn H|_\ 'l‘lw X-Irr :ivL K.|\~' | puny In 1!|«|r {l'llllvl~ .thnrd‘n Mn-ninp HM ('rma vu-r)’ Thurndny evening. .\'!m-t)~fiw handnw-n wt-ro made In! Thursday and mun)- more- must be made (his work In nrdpr to complete th quota mnlznud, Mi<§ ()n’n RHHI‘ and (hm young ladio-s (mm \‘nnhwnstern University mm- a wry interesting concert Bunâ€" day owning at tho hnaplul In For! Shrridnn. Services are hrld In this church as follows: Sunday. Sunday school I! 5"4'» :u m. Mun'x lhhlc- Man at 2‘30 n m Rmx'mlh l/‘IIKlH' 1! 815 and l0! p m Rpwmth U-zmm- 1! 815 and n‘VI’HlHK prayrr servicr at 7:45. B. U. 8. club every Tuesday evening. Boy Scouts mm-t at. 7:?!“ p. m. Fridlyl Chuir rohonruul at 7.30 Thursdays. 0me housv Friday a-n-ninn I! the p‘n‘u‘lmmn Th1< i- H m-w arrangeâ€" mc-nl um! lhv Saturday vu-nlng ”pt-n mghh .n‘o- In ho (lmw away ‘nh. Yo-slrrdm uhvn Hu- ludit-u :lhl Moâ€" mrl) nut, lhr mmnlury. .wwn-d Hu- emr~ un lhv- wnh-v flag of the (‘hurvlL Tht-rv nh- huh-0n Hunt (in Muthn-r‘- lbny. Sunday. May 12m lht- fins: “HI hr drdirhu‘d \t‘ilh apprn- mum- ~v-r\|m~ \lwnhrre “I“ h:- ad- llnmnmxo- ~ ”Minx Thur uv \hn) ‘3. l“... -v â€" â€"â€"v- the world today. There is absolutely nothing more interestin or tacinat- tion for which no man IS too 'gh or too ing than gardening, an occupa . _ low, what can be more wonderful than the planting of a tiny seed and watching its development, whether it is going to grow into a little Mary- gold, a cabbage or a sturdy oak. can there be anything more remarkable, or can you compare any of man’s accomplishments With it? Just one of the benificient results out of this world’s war is the fact that many thousands are getting acquainted with the soil, the garden and the wholeSOme pleasures derived from coming in contact with “things ircus, a show ora place of amusement growing". ‘ When you go to a C . hard morder to create pleasure for you, usually somebody has to work ' on get real innocent pleasure out of your not so in the garden. There y own work. Spend a half hour in the morning and a full one after supper soiling your hands in real soil. it won’t make anybody‘s fingers dirty, but it will make you think more of yourself and fellow men. what a wonder- , - - ' ' - ‘ k “at annrl we could get out of it if we‘only . “.un the world today. There IS ing than gardening, an 0C low, what can be more W1 watching Ait_s developmen‘t‘, own work-”spend a half hour in the morning anu a luu one a”-.. Wm"- ' ' ' . ’ ’t make anybody‘s fingers dirty, but hink more of yourself and fellow men. what a wonder- how much real good we could get out of it if we only knew enough to make the Kaiser and King and every other milk blue blooded pin headed Royal Prince go over the top and remain forever in “No Man's Land", I'll promise a wreath of Cornfiowers free of charge. To make our town more beautiful, to induce people to plant trees and e Homegmund more attractive than the other ' rs and while we must at least sell a few seeds. plants and flowers in order t page agoing. we are alwa . . _ want them. no matter where they do their buying, . other fellow, so much the better, we love to write 'em and for you it means to get busy, if you can't afford one of our men to help you on your Garden or Lawn. roll up your sleeves and dig. If nothing more make a little Border around your war garden for flowers, there will be disappoint- ments to be sure but enough pleasant surprises to offset them many-times over. the deeper you get into it the more you will appreciate what Bahr is talking about. What means that extra daylight hour? I'll tell you, it means a spade, a rake, a trowel. you and a few packages of seed from the store “across from the depot". Amen. it will make you t ful world this is and 1].. mp. I)! IHIH l\l nldim.‘ Huh HIGHLAND rm g W0 n. n. mica a §mnnm EVAN. among \\ I f l'i I'( “K IIIK'I“ H-nl pl » 1: 1h H slr m llu- Goldberg Any. Pllllu) and Stuur‘ mud Uh Arlivh-u bull l lln- Ina-Il-lunrh-m M vt‘tk u! furniluro and .~ mm lw min-n In HH- HIA‘ Hull“)- whun-I, mun! mun- fcumrm null lw pro and Minx u lrhmd tun»: \lr fllmnh <un in 1min) “III hu- ulr n! \hu‘ Prl~cillu um; \mmrn frtun >011 HM um; ‘I qwcml rm Ml III 3'30. AM"! >lv “Ill lu' aboard lmh- Sunday Tub» in!" I‘ ll' . m \l‘r-pd‘l“ {hi .I MM'H” ll pin-mum! lukv rmu-r‘ .c t‘nllfl‘r m. Fridays, “'an MI“ Ruin-d on New Ball him In ~\‘mHIL \I" m-nr) llhll. rm mummy Hum 01w u» I" Inn . \1! Sunday meninm, Mn Smut.) nu-rnmu ”In ("NH um" -ll (hr Lulu Form-l rhllr't'h ~IIIK 1n '2: m Huh I‘qmmunmu Th“ durum! purhh Invrllnx lul llH‘ puny-m u! Plocflng ustrvmon will lw hold on Monday owning May 6th at s 00 o'clock in tlu- Parish Houw Prc-(‘M'ding thlr' mu-nng. more will hr 1| moo-Hm: u! the pawn” and (earl). vrs u! the (‘hurch Svhtml for the pur pow M confldrrlng lhr prohloms and plum: t-f'tllt whnnl, llufrmhml-ntr wlll be urn-d prnmptl)‘ at 7:1_0 mn~ Sunday School le ‘w hrld M u~nnl :n ten o‘clock Sunday murnhm. Thrn- wfll Iw no preaching sonic? ml :Im'num n! (he mmh-N‘nrr' thR hrM n! ()nk Pnrk. ka in being ruphmi (m 11.0 mm (in-M Lulu-s baseball diamond north of tho lm-trurtion Building and ‘1‘“ u! (‘nmp Paul John, but it in doubt ful i! It will be ready for tlu- Statinn's‘ tl-nm (opening mum» Grading on the) infield hnu lm-n camplotvd. but tht-re AN‘ wn-ral hilly upon still on dis- plnv in (lu- uuiflc'ltl Sud \tlll ht- spro-ml mu \u-vk‘ Tln drum rullt‘r lm- lwwn plrulng Il mrrrx 2mm (in tho iitltl :lurlnu flu lu>l “wk Thu ml'ivltl. Vlhlrln h.» lhr prrlnnnl :.tta "3m“ 4-! i‘llnrlt} Kuhn, White Sax uruuml kt'w‘ptl. I‘Ivl lu unult-rplnm- in llll‘ lint Thl-rg' Hugh! m'hv n I; (-Omprllinl (hr-101M [w Hu- Anu-rirnn flux Th Hon You Sh-uar Let us help vou make your Garden a Success Ru-milnu anu \~ ‘ 1 Hum 6'1"“, 1H (m dnhip and tho “'m‘ld Emvr Hm Mph- fur Sunday no I'd-Id n In“ in proâ€"MM! [wrunm to “I! Thu! i: almmcra- I‘M ll 1'\('¢'[‘I 1m Ml \\I|| Bralm! prupnanh “I” h. In lhv (‘num-H nl Hu PM} lulu! Park Hth .1 A Muck ’ lmh, HIM, fur Hm furnish? loin in ”)0- fund! pH.- lbw-4m: 1hr pm! “'urhl, Plum- Plain and .‘pu‘lmuhmm. u-vn and \mhiivu: fnrm~ 6;” [Hint-ll a! (Mr ”mm HY HI: j!” Ni in ”H ('H} Hui! ‘ All prnpnhhh nm‘! 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