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PAGE FOUR T be Htgblanh Path Pressg John L. Udell Paul L. Udell Albert Lev," , 301 [1 l 0 VS {Len claims that liqw the 1:1“ win uf thnsc Highland I‘ML taimm‘nt. :m. 1“th km‘m Entered as second class matter Mun iighland Park. Hlinois, under the Act of [‘how drnlvn :1 ublished weekly by JOHN 'l‘he dedicatinn nl' lli.:hl:|rw' Park's new hospital lllill'kS the :(‘k‘llilll nutuhlc achievement of uur city within a period uf a few years, The first was the enlarging of a great educational insti- tution, equipping: it with modern appliances. and expanding it into the wellmrg‘anized plant which today is second to none in the start James Shields will always be remembered as the man who worked for nur High School until its success was assured. In matters of public welfare. some one individual is usually consecrated to the idea and thus becomes associated in the minds of the people with its realization The idea of a hospital within our city has been advocated for many years. but it required leader- ship some one who had initiative to conceive and organize a pro- gram of activities and set the thing in motion. That person was our esteemed fellow-citizen. the late Walter C Hately, who want- ed to do something.r for Highland Park in his characteristic quite Dower t1 ”‘9 wlliHL” them liqu 1nd (in SHHH way, and without thought of becoming identified with the un- dertaking. Nevertheless. as we saw the hospital before us last Sunday an accomplished fact, and as we think of it now, equip- ped and ready for long years of ministration in its ’own peculiar province of mercy. we find ourselves associating it with the kind- ly genial spirit of Walter C. Hately, and it will live as a fitting monument to his memory. INHIHR It is not our province to mention all the men and women who have worked to secure this institution for Highland Park. but we would be remiss if we failed to acknowledge our debt to Mayor Hastings whose unfailing interest and sustained effort. in spite of modest disclaimers, will embody themselves in this hospital, and remain a living record. in the calendar of an al- ready notable administration. zlleflc=OD 9' \‘Ut'h :m \ H‘n‘Ht rho saum -\T ”It You may be sure your account-«whether large or ‘ small-«will be welcome here; and we assure you service of the most satisfactory sort and allow 3 % per JOHN A keeping without charge to you. 'lmmi {rum 3 VU’IHLI HIGHLAND PARK TRUST 8C SAVINGS BANK annum interest. ’li Subscription Price. START TODAY till thvl President 1H t'mns l I'w!‘ 3 Savings Account. 8th Floor BUNNELL JOHN OLIVER 'I'Iu- Hydraâ€"ln-mh "The Bank of Personal Sorv-co' Telephones. Highland Park Ilighluml Purl. Hmpitnl Realized W'vm' Park's new has HY‘, “1' HL H tmn- \u~ :m H 1mg liquur tn civnlians, but {In )HN L. LYDEIL and I’AI'L 1.. I‘m-ILL. :u “it: Park Lake County. IlHnois H'x \K" ‘Y'k nns. lt' those prufiteers at uur city gun‘s <inmltmm>ushz we had host go back furthcl 1 .wrk. It is funtloss tn back :11 tln- brunch- '2” H. Jnckson. Tel. Wabash 5212 !S be vinfun‘ed by :m ntficcr at I“ ”11' H‘ ) turn in unifurm I thv routs flourish 1; ‘1” Vice President $1.50 Per Year, In Advance ah-nl l'mlrlem .\;:uin .:u\' and Order League has it that 1 Half Day are selling liquor tn our 1m“: known as u ‘rintuus rosm‘t‘ thv tivv milv who and can not ht t0\\'l1 r Mun-h 1. 1911. at the post office a! Act of March 3. 1879. sold to our suldiers right hvrv in (h |l Ii are lining: everything in mm ply mnvcrnod in thv “NR-m nntzlcts, wholcsmm _____________ Superintendent Chicago Advertising Manager THI'RSI).\Y .Il'IA HARRY PAUL Cashier Mu I. a. L lt)’ ‘ gutv< u‘o disulwy'inu ‘urt Sheridan CHIN L2H lull Editor IE'I‘ Dr. ILB. wumonnun dus' leave. He VII hm In Ills. Ito attend the dedlcallon 0! our I." lhmplul. but must mum non lor‘ Mr. Roger Sherman VI” who “Mu to join the eighty-fourth (I'l- suuloned a! Camp Caster. MIch.,‘wIth1"on o! the Artillery RllI‘O no. lo- the Red Cross Execuuve Depnnmont‘cned at “'9“ Palm. Kentucky. “Our has been commisslont-d Cupuln. JIHVIAIOII has been ordered Io aqulp Mr. and Mrs. L. Humour) of; for overuu". he ”Id: "80 1 month! Chicago Wore (hr Sunday guests of l wuuld belief come home." ML and Mn. P. l.. Donnelly of MM Mclvu Schuchlrdl ”f (ink Second 8" _Pnrk wan Ihv uvek and xul‘nI u! MIMI Mr». Seymour AmIck of AusIIn wu‘ Ruth Schwnh "g pnrk Aye. Ih(x guest I»! Miss Anna Bloomfield Archlc J. HIxxInn left Sunday In "W “'9“ )oiu m,- n-gimom the 312m P'Icld ur- | E Mr. M. .\I. Fullannbm- whu has ”“pn- m (‘nmp M0811 Mnrylund. - - In...“ mm.“ um. \IHhIhe‘u‘hh‘h In no dnum by [Mrs III-no nn Mr. M. .\I. Fullannbm- who hm; been at Camp Custer. Mich. withthe Red (‘ross Executive department has ht-(‘n (‘onunis‘alnm-d first Hvutt-nnn! and has started for France. \Ii‘s t‘harlutu- Brand lutt Munduy fun :| month‘s vacation in (‘nlnrndo (m lwr way out Hht' will be joined «Ill \11' :md .\II~ ‘1'“. HH'II' hi)” In Mr :Hlul My \l (‘UI. “and «>11 :md (hm lie-hm It prulnnlmi suhmurim mmln um“! hm! u very Inn! “1mm ;.\ [\.I)IIIL' I'urk 'I'ru-l Mr H \l \iu-n Ii ivulml I! lllull‘ hm [t‘xh PM" u, Inn In: uftvrl h]. h-n dn hr \i‘ilt'ui mt! Hit-1H \I|~~ \IIMHII Mihlll‘ n! lh|~ ('Il) I~ mm in \w-\\ Yurk {rum \khirh "wt mphs shv oxpucls 10 mil fur France at any munu-m. Sh? is n nu-mlwr 0! Dr‘ McArthur's' unit, Dr. and Mrs. A. 1,. (‘rnnnn hm-v rented for [hr summer. Mr. Roy 1-3. Pingrey‘- home on Green Bay Rand corner of Fairvlew Ave. Word has been row-hm] hy Mrs. Juhn Irwin Marshall that her 'snn Capt. W. A. Rafferty sprung in Pruner has hc-en promoted to Major on tho- grin-ml snuff headquartvr-x 1-K Army, .\lr.~'. lkmnh) (‘. Hyde whn ha: lhml in Highland Park for the past war is moving with her daughter Jvnm- and son Prank to 1262 North Shnrs- Aw. Chicago. Mr. and 'Mrs. Willis Turr “ill reside in an npnrb nn-nl m-nr Mrs. Hyde. Mrs, (‘lnrenco Smith of ClnclnnttL 0.. is \isiliur. her parents Mr. and Mra. Holablrd n! F‘vrt S'mrldnn. D. L. Merrvll. Sermvt 20th En- gineprs i< probably now in Frauen \I r M1 He left about the first ollml March Hv was employed as booklweper at Edward Hines Lumber Co. He lived with his brother at 488 Wnlum 3!. when in Highland Park. On July 15. a daughter weighing eight and one-half pounds wu born to Captam and Mrs. William A. Mol- rm. Captain Moflett in command- er at Great Lakes Navdl Sutlon. Mr. um! .\lr.-. Hurrg ‘H HI‘\.‘| Mr. Anson C. Mortal wd family are occupying their Iummer cottage at Green me. Wis. "I icl. p4 tl‘h HH~ \II‘» “II lhl~ mt) mp IH‘F‘ u h m In~lrm “uh thw xllx\'!| [IV-ll IIHI Hu'H l).n|\!~un. _\h~~ \Hn an n] the“ mothrr, all ..! I. |. \\’|~ \u-n- in Hwhlnm! P day~ HH- \u-t‘k nu Rrhnuffh-r. WINK“. Im- b (m! In lln- [gummm of n ~u rim- (‘huu-r «m 1hr Allul HIL' h In] “I H) u~ .1.»inu_ L’ \Hnlr lhl‘.‘ 1 hi: hillllt IIHII‘Hn' than all .nnhululu-v. Janna ”11.”th \u-rr an” ’un l'vl'v) I’rlnr drlnl' H mlh iuln Hiuhlnml l'urk lufl hull”: (‘I-lIIpIt-(w‘ u lhroo ~|\!\1‘n'- mil.- .lrln (rum m! Svhnflvhl. ('lm'lnv\.uHL (I l1\i ll “h hum. hth’ \II IIIIIL’ \1 ‘lrn. Hurrg lhml uni plenum! automnhnl. hrnugh I'm: «urn In I! llu‘ HI Jnhn (i. Brawn JIM furlough. (luring uhwh (mm!) nu Hun! Au- lrh Prudu) fur (Hum: r 9w ix ln In >lnliulwd Hu-ur‘hlr) of Hu~ vi!) [um-hunk. Mzunv. ('wuruv h“ Huh! hum :ut um SIN-rhlnn Rd Shrr“ In Hf (‘hiuIR-y. ILIHI will ”\o- at [In mum. .~' \rH .1! vakhrnluu nu ”n ”llll">‘ll Illnrt ll.“ Hm lwullh tlu-m {rum _\t!:- Y. \I. (‘. .r\. pl mv \It'FuHum u! L'n'ul \‘I-l'k .unmnu~( k I In {hm uh-mml 1H0 up Huh'hmm-n iu~l l'cl'H'Hc-Ii L. mm" in"? rumour .m'sutu. \T rlul-u .pllzul but? HHIV ll” I“ .thuhmn HI! HIKhlnH ll Hank In H‘o dull”: Mlunlu KJEIR Sundm kH-L' l).|\ix| Urn“ H'- Frunm SIHHD 1.;th mull tHl‘ H'k whlvh his ho «hum D)‘ lmn uuu- Its way to France. Archh- has just finished it nix “'(H'kh course In Mech- unlvs m Irwin rnuuune. (‘hlcaum HP is u hmther 0! Mn. J. l". Sch- winged. Mn. L3mnn Prior and son “‘Ml‘ of Jackwmllle Fla” arr \I-nlnu hvr- parents Dr. and Mrs P. C. Wok-mt. Mrs. H. H McClm-ry and non Mr R Llnyd Mchflery 0! Camp Gram mom 3 Mr: and Mr» Horlwrl Mnnm mu! Mr, and MF-u kmhnmud Egan of (‘hi- ('zuzn vu'rv (hr Sunday uuvr‘ly- M Mr :m-l MN Jnhn Shoahen. \Ir~. IMuImM PruM-l‘ Sullivan for» In-le \h-- '/.n|du l‘nwninm-r hm- ru- vuvun! h’nm 1hr v-nl mu! )mnrd hl‘l purrnl~ MT and M!“ “'llilflrh! I'M-p ~Inun'l’ .|l lln- .\|uHI|Iu Huh-l, HHHKII Sannn Mu uum- Inn-r ~1'llr. Him; N Mln \lnr) Knmm! qumlHL “in Mar) hurt! UHHT ml H10- “lulu mun X4“ Ynyk “h- Mn-hnxnnm «'YHIHIIL‘ the m _\‘. Ilium "i i“ Sen-ices an- held in thin church m‘vr)‘ Sunday morning at 1045. Sun-in) whuui mew-in imnwdiniriy n!‘ ii-r thc- murning u-rvivo. and in Open in pimilvi up in ihq- nn- 0! 20 yearn. The Wednesdny evening meeting. which include! testimonies of Chris. linn Science healing in at 3 o'clock “M an» curdinliy invited to mah- use of the reading room it 387 Cen- irai Avenue. which in open every week day. from nine o'clock in the murnin: in 6 u'ciocil in the PVQHIH'. Tiu- (Thrisilnn Scionro indies have organized themuln-v- in in the (‘um» forts Forwarding rummiiu-o and aw“ Monday and Tm-sdny afternoons. iwginning hi i Ti" r m in rnmm- nr- vr liu- punt nflim- Amum- in Wei mnn- to join in line K001} wurk E annmun canon g mum- to )0”! {Thursday July Mia In III mom PARK. tum?” 1m 'l‘lu lluvL Frunl- l-‘ul WI” nwnk .u Hm» TI‘L‘ULH‘ murhinu .~«-r\'l(‘v_:|t ll n‘tlm‘k nn "Thv WI-ulnm u! an An» (‘lenl Bank for n Mmlrrn Ayn”. Tln- (‘ummunlty \'¢-.~p¢~r2- will In» hvltl at .3 1" n! the Lukv Prom ("hap- l.nn \\’illi.un l’ \Vlllmns (of llu- l'nlt~ ml Slntv- \'u\_\ wlll mnlu- lhr uddron! ll: “ill lw :|.~~ll-'ll-d by Mr. l’olhrflm. u snlnlsl‘ Aha-r (h. m-rvlm- mun ln unihfim In (hr numlu-r of 2% will ln- vnn-rltuimwi uilh ‘I umpvrnnd ~inL' n! Hu- I'I'l-l‘ HI!“ v n! m. l-Zl-lH-upwl (‘hurch The pruyvr mm-unu will he hrhl m R p, lll on Wq-(lm-sduy. A pulrinliv mmh'nl all! he gh’rn Lno»! Thur‘du) evening July hfi'nl) ‘flflh M ”W punk u! Mix: Paym- >fur lhl' In-Iu'fil u! Ihc- lfiwua- room In Highmx-d A mu»! Inn-nesting prnxrmn of mush-:1! numbers wlll IM- LrI-ndvro-d. It Is uruml that an largv in numlu-r ufpvoplo :1: [Nmr‘nlk' be prw jet-”t not only fur (h:- an of pattiouam ghut aim for tho «nonurnqem‘nl o! ‘vlu- )uunu Inurlviuns whu are. work~ !inx 2m hard to make (hi: :1 "coax-A. ‘Tlckets are now on sale. («u an) s lav-l \Ir~. INII -II\ \h-- yum! 'l'nl‘ “ly- HA Haul Aw near St John's A". Subject for next Sunday": lawn , (‘nrd M Think~ Mrs. (‘nmmach and family wish u» thunk their many frlc-ndh and m-Ighhon for their llndnmu' during (ht-ir recent bereavement. After the war it wouldn't b. a bid idon tn xiw- the Kaiser his plane In the sun by exiunx him to the mlddle o! the Sahara hasten. l! Eugene Debs. out on ball wants a route map. Jeremiah O’lcury has one that ix not working. Th. Jul i \ v" Truuhlt undn) H‘hm' Juniul “Mm: lll ) July :35. Ml“ Punch Pu- !» tale Part. livery om- ‘ Imltod (0 “(end uhu ____â€"__â€"-â€"-â€"â€"-'r*r Bob"! in beacon: us He VII hm In an. F1} - dedication at our "" n ‘ mun mum Mn '0“ the .uhty-toufll afl' Artillery Rum m '°‘ u ..... in “Our DJ Mu- I'urkt‘h \Vluhl'mw :uld ('lnldn L n [,1. ul “Iridium; .~ tlr hm" rn-lurlu-d from ~rv lhu \Hno'd Urn! I :â€" .-1;\l|unn! llwn LlleH. Mu- (hun (‘nr Mar) Tumwl and Mir-r- ! lln- city are ul (‘mnp um-k In Mir? Inn: \ I:- _‘ m” mv'" 3"1““’ >44 V' Ll'I-HH‘E ROIHIS w I“ mrr! ul In (‘lflm m u h-d I! HREPIIIOF morsm‘ma “ “mom ..C PURDY sous. Paula-u STORAGE. MOVING PALKIAC and SHIPI’IAC Private Rea-u. SUM Vow/I: Piano Tnmkcud M Rooms SPECIAL SALE FOR SATURDAY. JULY 20. ‘18 Telephone 160 533 West Central Avenue Prime Rib Roast, per pound ‘ . Choice Pot Roast. per pound. , V Sirloin or Round Steak. per pound _ o . . Pork Loin. per pound ..................... . Fresh or Salted Beef Tongues, per pound. . . . . BonelessSugar Cured Rump Corned Beef. per pound Peacock Hams. per poundr ‘ . . . . Peacock Bacon By strip (not sliced). . . u . Miller Hart‘s Square Deal or Oscar Mayer‘s Georgia Squaresâ€"War Baconâ€"(not Sliced) per pound .............. _ . . . , 3. Fresh Pork Tenderloin, per pounds . . r . Strictly Fresh Eggs. per dozen ..... é, SmciaL High GradeCreamer) Butter. per poudG Pure Lard. perpound . . Troco Nut Buttcrine and Nuca Nu! Butterinc. pvqflb. .3. Watch this Space for our Saturday Sales l‘nnod Slates Food Admnmstrnmm Live-112w can hr manned for he 'wnhoux lrnuhlr Phone us to We a lallr Huge enough for lrr party y0u pmpose to make u gand 1h: nnr \nu expect to am When \‘m. “<1 here yuu'll hnd -n1hmp rum r\rr\'lhlng arrlmz (or your rmM- 1! .md pk‘asurr. in! th« dHHu‘ ”st“ :1 WIN ling 14mg and plrn‘ .‘zl'lh m \‘nur mem A Cosy Dinner SH ERIDHN FREE N0 (, 1m: 33c 44C 32C 32c