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PAGE EIGHT câ€":~:~xwooooocax>ooc>cooob As near as we can come to it about 298 years ago a few Pilgrims celebrated their first Harvest on the American Continent. They set aside a day to offer up thanks for the little they managed to raise on the pri- mitive fields and what the forest supplied them with. And so the spirit of thanksgiv- ing was instilled into the soul of this great nation by our forefathers. Today this spirit still prevailsâ€"in fact the last Thursday in November has become one of the three great Holy Days of the year. .\'or have we ever had more cause for celebrating Thanksgiving than this year. for in spite of all the unrest in the world. ours is a land of plenty compared with others. True. there are some who look upon the blessings bestowed as a sort of natural birth right, and they can't appreciate how fortu- nate we are; but the great mass of our one hundred million of people realize the full meaning‘of Thanksgiving Day and so it should. and no doubt always be as we go on. While in olden times the Prayer Meeting Titanésgiving on Thanksgiving morning was followed by the Feast which lasted for the rest of the day. the, great hand of progress has drawn a veil of modernism ovei‘éall and the table filled up with food IS no longer the main at- tractionâ€"it is neatly set’ jtastily arranged and decorated with Fl OW ERS. What could add moré to the spirit of Thanksgiving than Flowers ?What express- es it better? A touch of qolor such as only Flowers can give to spread gladness thru the Home, whether the gorgeous glowing Autumn colors of the (‘ hrysanthemum the gay Ponl’ons. ( arnationsjpr Roses. We dont e3 en stop [wire but remember with a few Flowers thos¢ lo3ed ones who are not able to be with ug, the sick friends or dear ones in sorrow foi' the modern way of celebrating Thanksgiving means to give cheer and jo3 to othersâ€"«the onl3 real wa3 of being happ3 3ourself3 lijThe modern way is to “Sa3 It Vi 1th flowers or to send 3 Flow ergram to those fangaw a3. (‘all up 85â€"let's tell 3filou all about the beautiful Thanksgiving Elowers we have THE HIGHLAND P. tice No. 2 Notice is hereby g1 sons interested that th of the City of Highlan‘: of Lake, and State} Supplemental Special Ewsment No- to all per- C1ty Council ark, County of Illinois, having ordered thQ ‘ a sup- plemental special asses ent be lev- ied to pay the deficien of the cost of the work and intent for the con- struction of a connec system of water mains in W0 nd Avenue from Sheridan Road to , veland Av- enue; Groveland Aven " from Wood~ land Avenue to Lambert? ree Avenue; Lambert Tree Avenue f Groveland Avenue to Ashland PQte; Ashland Place from Lambert 'I‘i'ce Avenue to Oakland Avenue; Oafland Avenue from Groveland Avenuq‘; to St. Johns Avenue; and St Johns; venue from Oakland Avenue to W0 land Avenue, a l l in the City pf Highland Park. County of Lake: ,35nd State of Illinois, which improvegfient was pro- \ided for by an ordina passed he1e tofore on the Thirteenthéfi a\ of June. A D. 1919 and the la_ ful expenses of such proceeding. thaafirdinance for said supplemental spe "1 assessment being on file in the off of the City Clerk of said City, and ' ving applied to the County Court ofgLake County for an assessment of til" costs of said improvement. accordi' to benefits. and a supplemental 3pgcial assess- ment thereof having haen made and 1eturned to said court the final hear- ing thereon will be wheld on the 13th day of DocembeflA. D. 1919 or as smm thereafter ad the business 11f the court will permit ’ Said supplemental gfiecial assess‘ ment is payable in an; installment. All persons desiring: rhpy file objec» Lions in said court befpre said day. and may appear on tha- hearing and make their defense. ‘i ‘ht um Riv-(r appoihted tn makt said asscssnunt Highland Hirark Illinois THOMAS MORTON NOTICE-g; {h A. n. 1:919 : miséakvs; Lu: imbeifiiun is Am I“ raga whittiinv «:19 4 5, HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS 'roc/amatmn Supplemental Special Assessment No- tice No. 242 Notice is hereby given to all per- sons interested that the City Council of the City of Highland Park, County of Lake, and State of Illinois, having ordered that a sup- plemental special assessment be lev- ied to pay the deficiency of the cost of the work and interest for the pav- ing and otherwise improving the alâ€" ley running northerly and southerly in Block Eighteen (18) from the northerly line 'of the Brick Pavement in the Alley running east and west in said Block Eighteen (18), norther: ly to a line ten (10) feet northerly of and parallel to the northerly line of Lot One (1) in said Block produced westerly, all in the City of Highland Park, County of Lake and State of Illinois, which improvement was pro- vided for by an ordinance passed here- tofore on the Seventh day of July A. D. 1919, and the lawful expenses of such proceeding, the ordinance for said supplemental special assessment being on file in the office of the City (‘lerk of said City, and having applied to the County Court of Lake County for an assessment of the costs of said improvement, according to benefits. and a supplemental special assess- ment thereof having been made and returned to said court, the final hear» in}.r thereon will be held on the 13th day of December A. D. 1919. or as soon thereafter as the. business of the court will permit. Said supplemental special assessâ€" ment is payable in one installment. All persons desiring may file objec- tions in said coun before said day, and may appear on the hearinLr and make their defense. THOMAS MORTON, Officer appointed tn makt said assessment Dated at Highland Park. IHin0i< Nun-mhvr 27th A‘ I), 1919, \(i'I‘H'IC Ul‘ LET'I'IVU (ONTR U‘l ‘S‘K‘ESSVIIX'I‘ NH 213 !' en! M Lur'wl impruvomvnh uf HM (';1_\ n!‘ lhthnnd Park \(L‘Hf'li 15‘ HF-Ilil-IIH' (GIVEN thn' for you and how we can Telegraph your order inside of from 1 to 2 hours to almost any part of the United States or Can- ada. Celebi ate the day as it should be, there ever was a time when Flowers played a more important part in our daily lives than right nowâ€"use them in your home today, tomorrow and the next dayâ€"consider them necessities rather than luxuries at least for Thanksgiving. Henry Ward Beecher said “Flowers are the sweetest things God ever created and forgot to put soul into"â€"it takes sunshine to create them but we often overlook that Flowers again create sunshine and cheer in return. That is what we need today, that kind of sunshine, kind thoughts and deeds. Think of all the unfortunate boys in Fort Sheridan, friends in sick rooms or those with heavy hearts elsewhere. Could you do anything more beautiful than to remem- ber some of them tomorrow with a few Flowersâ€"it surely will make you feel bet- ter, it will mean a greater Thanksgiving day for you and a brighter one for them. NOTICE gun'in and from a line twenty-five (25) feet southerly from and parallel with the north line of Laurel Avenue extended from the west, north to a line thir- teen (13) feet northerly from and unllel with the south line of Elm lace, extended from the west. ex- cept the present peved roadway sev- enty (70) feet wide in Central Ave- nue at First Street, all in the City of Highland Park, County of Lake and State of Illinois, as a whole in :ccordance with the ordinance there- or. ,,,,,,,,,, , __â€".. v- v...“ V.. The contractor will be paid in bonds, which bonds will drawp inter- est at the rate of five (5) per cent per annum. Said bids will be opened on the 5th day of December A. D 1919, at the hour of 5: 15 o ’pclock m., at the office of the Board of Local Im prove- ments in the City Hall of the Cpity of Highland Park. The Specifications and blank pro- posals will be furnished at the office of the Board of Local Improvements in the City Hall of said City. All proposals or bids must. be .ac- companied by a certified checkp payâ€" able to the President of the Board of Local Improwments of the City of Highland Park for the sum of not less than tén (10) per cent of the ag- gregate 0f the proposal. mm .1 pounds FRANK .L. CHENEY. EDWARD G. HUBER ARTHITR G. BROXVN TI :m- In an: treaty, a< win} “2:! mun make can gm.- HU cents 1: ur puHit documents. lm' ,mncn nt' [LLHan MI. nut-‘1 U. Hrs: fan/i distribute treaty, a< 1 Park The conductor will be bonds, Whit bond: will dtl' _ est at the $43 of five (5) pcfi per annum.i é -; , All pro 33.15 or bids mlfl hi; compani y a cerfified dd V» able to the. ident of thc i w Lou! Imp vementa of the h flighlgnd ,u'k fox tho‘un; i . lic Next Sunday's services 'fll f"; folloWs: Bible School at 9:30. Morning :sermon at 10:45. Junior mating at 2:30. K. L. (1:12 at ‘ «54-5 Evening Song and sermon nib“. The pastor will renew the tions to the Evangelical um u Envelopes will be sent each M er and theyare asked to bdngfi‘ scription price next Sundly. 'Ifi postal law; demand now an: “. scriptiun‘ t" pcnmiicals be p“ h when I; NUT“ E ()f IETTING CO ASSESSMENT \O. 244 1 . g I Board of [1x31 Improvement. 1 fl 53 (1!! of Highland Park , #3 NOT“ F IS HEREBY GIVEN“ bids will be recmiu-d for the i draining ptmiding an uphflficflvfi crete paved§ roadway with a curb « and otherynse improving Street, St. gJohns Avenue, , Tree Avenm VS oodland Avenuu, land Aven ‘ Ashland Placem Ind .. amood P] e, 1.11 in the 1!, Highland Pgrk. Lounty 0! Like; { State of Iuinois, as a: whole in ii cordance with the ordnance F for r ffilt The specifications 1nd blunt posals will: be furnished It 0 fice of the fiBoard of Local L1 ments in thy City Hall in aid Said bids will be opened on “ dm of December, A. D. 19 i the hour of 5: 15 oclockp .n. b office of thé Board of Local In ments in the City Hall of the d Highland Park. , __ _ ; "IERA'NK L. cum " EDWARD G. and. ARTHUR G. anowx, Board of I49] Impmvmmfifi 2:3 The medal meeting: evening nfier a nu: at ‘ , They were {very profiteblefi bership of lthe church, but fl, in soul-saying were M be hoped for; There in: 3 - * moving meeting at the £112" g Sunday school Sunday mg an opportumty was given fie = - are not Christians to M ~ Him. Quite a number, (m “a of 8 to 15 came to the dm‘id secretion. :11 was a very M ' casion and' will not soon 5. ‘ ten. The hope of the Chaim fateful dayss is the (serum ‘ _ children, and that very gut, g regular program will now 5. I“; sumed ~â€" the Prayer Wt Wednesday; evening, and the g4 Sabbath services. Bible M M es will be acrpan'xzed in the a.“ ture. : AXXOL' NCEMENT Grace Liérrell, teacher of ' ‘ siun, at home studio. W ' Thursday and Friday Rates. 81.00 private lesson. 8“ attention given to children. Rd.“ dress. 62.: $5 $1. Johns Ave. Tel. n. 1385. 8-. Vii There wgill be an ad, “ prayer-meshing in the chm‘.‘ torium Thursday at 7:00 ., n , g. This comregation will Join churches in the union M service at the First P135, church Thursday morning a Highland 5 Park. g It remains Animal 110' mimm m.- Meflw 1:3! PM)“: r. fmrr H: :- Alfalfa“ Cereal I ruzrb! r ‘mlhe ”the” Max I‘r -fmn;1'!_l D red We” Chaé. Werhane 8 far in admnce of the "a. mash “ed on the market N cause {he turd: get more from feeds mar Krnm other rafionl It is not bniy the quantity d ” um. bu! the \‘aflt'._\ 0‘ MEN,” txbiv match that encnurw M I egg produquun UNITED EVANGj moumn PARK. ILL. Ha let: ' Edwards Co. 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