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LOt {IH\H\\.J\\.15 Lazar. and \nfe to Leslie m: a» 1-: :7, Washington 'l forget the Relilbk ry’s Special on Mans this wreck. Jlnuar) 5 t0 'lunhe ; f I [1"1 $2.00 _RSON phone Harrison 4045 ES EST \ TR TR.\ XSFERS $1 $1“ eatre my, .1\\ Linsabxe 14 Mind WI”? SJI’S DH'LHH \T" mg Hm» {he M 5,: a.i 'hr month ! germ-r wuh am: goats for z errtc Ofiborn H xt'Jri :‘n story Mighty" and Jefl' 0 Extra Spec1al 7 L E q: H... a Ll fiL WL I at mm. North Shore Trust Co. Can not be bought anywhere for less than $3.00 Tel-phone 331 R. W. SCHNEIDER We Pay 2 OUR BOOKS show 5,017 depositors. We are proud of them. We take them into our confideno because it is our bank, they are entitled toâ€"and we are pleased to render-«an accounting for th: analysis on January lst disclose the following: Surplus account increased from . - - - $ 35,000.00 to Savings Deposits increased from - - _- - 358,551.56 to Total Deposits increased from - - - 900,142.81 to Total Resources increased from - - - - 1,011,160.17 to Number of Depositors increased from - - - 4568 to Amount paid in interest to depositors during year Number of new accounts opened during year - - - - - Deposited over our counters during year over - - - . without the loss of a single penny to our depositors. (A Sifts M) N. W. Comer Central Ave. and Sheridan Rd. For this remarkable showing we are indebted to the good people of Highland Park, Ravinia wood, whose good will, confidence and patronage we have gained by our record of 20 years. We are reaching out for 1000 new customers in 1920. Let us enroll you into our army of ha of the amount, your account will be welcome here. Winter F war-lined Home Savings Banks $2. 00 Each Wonder Value and get one of our Gents ' Furnishings 393 Central Avenue 3 Per Cent on Savings. 4 Per Cent on Time Deposits. FRANK J. BAKER president The Achievéments of Constructive Efforts THE HIGHLAND PARK PRES. HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS FORM CORPORATION FOR COMMUNITY WORK fictivitiea of the community in enter- tainment. dr-matics. music, singing, boys’ and girls’ clubs, und community activities of all kinds; and if request- ed, they will provide leaders. coun- sellors. and directors for the leader- ship of various activities in Highland Park. There are many community activi- ties in our city now seeking expres- sion. There is a great need of boys' clubs and girls' clubs. There is a great need of the continuance of the com- munity dances, in order that the young men of Highland Park may be given suitable and wholesome enter~ tainment, and an opportunity of meet- ing the girls on the proper basis and under proper circumstances. A cen- tral meeting place where these activities can be focalized. is serious- ly needed. Membership in (‘ommunity Service will be open to every resident of Highland Park. The organization will be governed by a board of not more than thirty directors repres- entative of the city activities and geographical sections. It will have autlxrity to handle the money raised by the community for these purely community purposex (‘ommunity Service will retain the Army and Navy ('enter for several Very important reasons: to continue the entertainment of the Wounded sol- diers and'sailors. to provide a place where nurses. vocational Workers, and other army and navy social workers can find recreation. (‘ommunity activities include clubs, meeting rooms, dances at regular in- tervals. community music and sing- ing. the presentation of dramatics and pageants, and the observance of me- morial days. This is an opportunity for Highland Park, not so much to establish a com- munity movement here, but to pre- serve that which already exists. The War (‘amp Community Service has made this institution, expanded and fostered it, and now they give it over to the people of Highland Park, ready made. It is for the people of High- land Park to act. A crisp new bill was said by many people to be the most appropriate New Year's present. but even a limp and soiled old bill was received with enthusiasm. Tile Home of Savings Defiositors (Continued from Fuse 1) J. M. APPEL. L‘ét us enfoll you into our army of happy and loyal depositors. Regardlass emu will meet at the Highlufl Park club on Tuesday, JImnry 13th; at two thirty o’clock, the spenker 01‘ the afternoon being Dr. John Tim~ othy Stone. The regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of the Ameriun Revo- lution will be held today at the home of Mrs. George Rossiter on S. Green Bay road. Mrs. George B. Cummings will speak on “Poland." BOWLS HIGH SCORE ON MAJESTIC ALLEY Monday afternoon in a match game with Peter Max-chi, Richard Turelli rolled the highest score for three games that has been made this su- son on the Majestic alleys. His ave~ rage for the three games was 232. The scores for the three games was 222, 248 and 228. Marchi bowled 170, 202 and 193. The bakery department will not have pies, cakes and doughnuts on sale unless ordered. Owing to the high cost and scarcity of sugar and eggs it has become necessary for this department to discontinue these sales except where orders are taken. Any- one desiring these goods may call the shop and leave their order. The thrift department still has de- mands for clothing of all kinds for men, women and children. The handiwork department has on hand a large number of articles suit- able for birthday gifts. The popular girls at the dances us- ually have to spend considerable time next day cleaning hoof prints 03 their white shoes. Many of the kickers on high living costs continue to ,telephone to the stores to have the highest priced goods delivered to their back doors. .. Vic: ‘prur'dmt Don't forget the Reliable Laundry’s Special on Men's Suits this week. January 5 to 10 inclusive. COMMUNITY SHOP 0880M CLUB 35,000.00 to $ , 48,000.00 358,551.56 to ; 491,352.39 900,142.81 to 1,138,467.06 1,011,160.17 to 1,261,344.73 4568 to 5017 - - - $16, 615. 00 1078 15,525,000. 00 into our cdnfidencey. Because it is their bank and accounting for the year 1919. An invenbory and NOTICE To the l . idea of the followim Improvement Bonds issued by the City of His nd ”it You no hereby notified that there u-e suflcient fund: to pay the unm- tured bonds herein-{tar described And tint the following mmed bonds have been selected by lot for Special Assessment 155 4‘ u u U u . ‘l y u 44 u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u 156 169 172 175 175 175 175 176 179 179 180 180 181 m 44 as II II n u u u u u u u u ym:ent No.14950stedDec. 7. Dec. 7. 1490 1391 1496 1394 1395 1409 1410 1443 1485 1465 1444 1473 1474 I: ll u u u u u u u u u u Aux Dec Aug Aug Aug Aug ()cL Nov Nov Ck! Nov Nov 10. 7. 10, 10, 30, 30 5 1 8 1 5 1 1 v "H "luv“: u’ mogul a u u H u . (I y u u u (I (A H u u u u fl 4‘ H M (I u H u H 44 a ll 44 u H (l u .. fl .1 .. l. .1 M H u .1 H 11 U u H .. Ad (I ll .. u 44 It a .. 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(45) 193 195 195 208 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 214 219 will 'accrue thereon C. F. GRANT. 1410 1443 1485 1465 1444 1473 1474 1554 1555 1624 Calum- DONALD S. BOYNTON, PAGI mm City Treuurer. 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100