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1m: PAGE EIGHT _ v same gum; hume huw constitucnts are Practical Gifts for men. women gmmmfi c/ezuelr. Go/d and J;'/verware 915 Marshall Field Annex Bldg ipp (:oburn Co Your Christmas Shepping . 9 vanston- - -at Rosenéerg s that ”1" .Hi mum-m “mr'nins: h : rf ability by talking \mvr -n Ly 111011 to mu] lake (cunt), Illinois. I will o‘Cer for and sell at public \cndue to thQ high- est and best bidder for cash,. ill the xight title 1111.1 ro~t and estatpl wh1ch the said deceased had at the fime of his death, subject to the dofir and hmwsteml rights of widow and{an in- iumlmnu 111” S' .00.“0. as pxofifiled in said doc-Ni, 111 and to the fouowing llQ ~(r1bml real LStaM‘ to-wit:-â€"+ By virtue of and pursuant; to an order and decree of the Countfl Court of Lake County, Illinois, made on the petition of Ernest S. Gail, A minis- tramr of the Estate of Chqtles H. Wagner, deceased, for leavefi‘to sell real estate of said deceased‘io pay debts at the December term4A. D. 1919 of said court, on to wit: 4Decem- ber lst, 1919. Notice is hereby giv- en that on Saturda), the 10th (day of January 1920 at}? oclock p. mbf said day, upon the premises herénafter described in the City of Higpwood, IN THE COUNTY coUfiT ERNEST S. GAIL, Adminis--.~ trator of the Estate of: Charles H. Wagner, De- X : ceased 1‘ ELEANOR v. WAGNER, et if. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Copity of Lake, SS. ' g mr: mama pmgrm HIGHLAND pm,mmbm “That part uf Lut 11, Bent- tluy’s Subdivision, Plat of $581- Womi. described as fullowszé-éBe- ginning at the southwest Liner of said Lot 11, at the inters‘ ion of the cast line of Pleasant ”lace with thu nurth linv of Sard Hace runninz' (Penm- nurth on theiixest In M" mid m 11.x«vfect;tÂ¥1§nce up: 11: 2'4va (.11 3 line parallel \‘itii ti.» U'I'th lino (if saidéfilot, titvnvv ‘rukltil 8 {wt to the fibrth A Store where you can shop quickly. pleasantly and econom- 1cally--removed from the are- some straln of jostllng crowds. HIS Store offers many ‘ distinct advantages to the Christmas Shoppers of the North Shdre. VS A Large. modern. es- tablishment, conveni- ently located at the Davis Street "L“. The first puni~hmrvnt tn he \‘isitCJ nn 1hr [moph- who LGxk-rwkc to over- turn thv government shuuld be to make them take a bath. Death has no sting for the man who has helped take the sting out of life. Now the coal strikers will be kick- ing because the prices 01' a lot of things have got to {:0 up to pay for Auppzmus causmi b5" thk'h‘ strike. It is denied that present day folks lack resources and can’t amuse them- selves, as they can always go down town to the drug store and get sodas and ice cream. Would you believe that the wrist watch was ever held in contempt by the aggressively masculine? Don’t forget that poor advertising costs just as much as the good. A great deal of illness is due to fatty degeneration of the imagina- tion. The surest way to be popular is listen to other people's troubles. line of Sard Place, thence west- erly along the north line of Sard Place to the place of beginning, situate in the City of Highwood, Lake County, Illinois" or so much thereof as may be neces- sary to pay the debts of said estate and costs. ERNEST S. GAIL, Administrator of the Estate of Charles H. Wagner, Deceased. Dated December 2, 1919 (40-43-pd) 0.00.00.00.00...0.00.00.00.00.0QOOOOOOOOOCCOOOOOOOOO; The scarlet fever has interrupted the attendance in the primary depart- ment of the Sunday school. From one to three new scholars every Sunday. Preparations are being made for the usual Christmas entertainment, and committees were appointed last Sun- day to look after the details. The at- tendance at the morning and evening preaches is encouraging. The late Forward Movement in the local church was of great benefit spiritual~ ly and financially, and although near- ly $6,500.00 was given for work en- tirely outside of our territory it has left no hard feelings and the people are understanding the meaning of “hilarious giving.” UNITED EVANGELICAL g Q The prayer meeting will be held at eight' o’clock next Wednesdny eve~ ning. The Woman’s Missionary Union will hold a Harvest meeting at the mi- dence of Mrs. Robert D. Forgan next Monday afternoon at two thirty. At eight o'clock Dr. Preston Brad- ley will speak in the Church on the topic “The Triumph of Religion in the World War.” Mn. Fitt will lead the Youpg Peo- ple's Society at seven fifteen on the topic, “Sensitiveness.” The Bible Ichool will begin At 9:30 promptly next Sundny morning. The Communion of the Lord's Sup- per will be observed at the morning service at eleven o'clock. The Session will hold its regular monthly meeting at four o’clock in the afternoon. The Sunday services are as follows AFTER being here 21 years in the Jewelry Business I am happy to announce that I have a larger and more complete stock of JEWELRY. WATCHES, CUT GLASS. Slb VERWARE. NOVELTIES AND DIAMONDS than I have ever displayed before. Your patronage will be' appreciated. Victrolas TELEPHONE 87 230 NORTH ST. JOHNS AVENUE Bulldlnu Material of all Kinds SCRGNTON ANTHRGCITE. POGOHONTHS SMOK- ' LESS and FRBNKLIN CQUNTY SOFT COAL Coal. Coke ahd Wood Clothing, Hats and F urn ish- ihgs. Men and Boys Shoes PAUL BORCHARDT 13 South St. Johns Ave. Highland Park,: Illinois Gifts for Men Samuel Levin Make your seleetions early while our stocks are complete and service is unhurried. 392 CENTRAL AVENUE I handle the famous Bi 9 School at 9:80. Mo germon at 10:45. J 'or ser‘vice at 2:30. ' tian Endeavor ut 6:5. 5:1an song and sermon at 7 :30. pastor will preach in the man. ingo the subject, “God’ a lunent av. the lect of His Word by Hi: 2... pie. "+Hom 8: 12. This is Bible Sun. day i0 all the denominations. In tho evenibg his subject will be 8th. World Coming to an End Declembq Bi eSchool Mo gen J 'or ser‘vic ' tian Eu inning song pastor w Black'Sofl and Teamlnn V l C TOR RECORDS