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) 89.95 urharr: ‘34} Wife to H- ' Mabexs sub. in 1')“: Farm, WD 310‘ -m 4’ : wife to Filem H. 3.91 t 1. Hack 24. Hugh .d u Juhr. Kampo and m! I. hI00}; 2. Lloyd's HTML tnm: NF. 41) acres of a“ " [k-o'rfield. “I'D werless WI TER T‘hvr am: husband to ,fuay h: 7, sub. of 21‘. nghland Park. ers “1: 3r{ 11 a5 $76“ ml EIIIIIIIIfl l [9) J ‘ L2 l l: On this plan you can buyâ€"for only $5 down and 85 a month per Share â€"â€" the 6‘7. Cumulative Preferred Stock of the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois. You can become a stockholder in this large, Well-estab- lished company supplying nearly 200 cities and towns with electricity and gas. From the standpoint of an invest- ment, this is really a remarkable op- portunity. In this big company. with assets of more than $60,000,000. your money will be as safe as it Would be in a haiik. And it will earn 6‘? for vnn ~56 a year on every share of étock you buy. In Compari g this investment wnn others you ay have made. rememâ€" her this is aécompany right here at home. operatied by your friends and neighbors â€"a company that you can know all about at all times. This is. in reality, an investment OI.O.OOIOOE...OOOOOOOOOOUOICOOOOOO o Citv .‘w oooooooooobooo. Will Bring You DOUBLE RETURNS HE Public Service Company of Northern Illinois realizes the value of having its customers as stock- holders. We want you to become financially interested in this company. In order to make it easy ‘for you to become a stock- holder at this time. the Company has placed on sale a large block of its Preferred Stock, on which easy de- ferred payments will he allowed to customers and emâ€" ployes. {would hke threw“ II the Puh‘m 5cm: Lum offer nn easv¢>:¢\mznz Name Add (:55 'ublic Serviqse Company of Northern Illinois Highlund Park. Inqpiry Coupon Investment That e iurzhvr mmrman. umpdny and the 5'. Date investment with only that will bring 11111 duuhle 191111115. PM the P1111111 11111111 (‘111m11111y at Northern Illinni. uppiim its senice to youâ€"21nd 111 your town. \aturallx the larger thw 111n~tm111t that is placed 111 thi< 111111114111. the better able “ill be 1111* mmpanv to serve its 1u>tomer>x Full 6W dividends have been paid on this Preferred Stock since the or- )mnimtiun of the company. The earnâ€" ings of the cumpany are sufficient to pay the Preferred Stuck dividends four times over. The lelntmem Hf sturk 10 he sold Mn this easy payment plan is rapidly Hem}: taken. We mrneszly advise you In :lL'Y \vithnut delay, 'I‘vlcphone us today. nr mail the wuprm in this udvertisonwnt. and our representaâ€" tive will run ulmn _\'«»u at once. 01‘. can at nur lm-ul “me ur yuur hank for full particulars. TELEPHONE US TODAY The price is $100 per share. payable $5.00 down. balance in 19 monthly payments. Not more than 5 shares will he suld to any one subscriber. and “e myuld very much prefer to have huhsrriptions for one share her suh- scriher. Public Service Company of Northern Illinois THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. HIGHLAND PARK. lLLINOlb Tryouts for'the coming debate with La Grange high school were held in the assembly hall on Friday morning. Inasmuch as the time was limited each contestant was given two min- utos in which to make a five minute speech. In spite of this fact several good speeches were made. The Deerfield bantamweights mode their initial appearance Friday against, Morton. They were easily defeated by the Morton team, due to the fact that they organized two days before the game. The lightweights playing their us- ual style 'of ball easily defeated their upponents. They played a fast game from start to finish and at-no time did they show signs of weakening. I ORCHESTRA HALL é BURTON? HOLMES The heavies, handicapped by the absence- of Ritta, put up a good fight but were unable to Win their game. At the end of the first half the score stood Morton 5 and Deerfield *3. It was not until the fourth quarter that Morton was able to get enough points to decide the game. In the final per- ind they managed to run away from the local team. Th0 next games will be played with Riversidv at tlw hivh school on Fri- day evening at seven thirty. T‘u- .lm i:-1' Um» \\':l' L‘lfl‘ 1m mft‘r mal (in Friday afternoon at the high schnnl. Th9 musir‘ is to be furnished by Mr. Duffy’s one piece orchestra, and Dr. vahall will ofiiciate as mas- ter of ceremonies. ' The fathers who built up this coun- try were clad in homespun, but the present generation can't keep it up unless they wear silk. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES NU 011mm NEW PICTURES '=~:~: ‘ONLV TWO COURSHES f Course i -5 Friday Evenings. Course 8â€"5 Saturday Mats. BELGIUM, - - - Feb. 20, 21 BATI'LH’IELDS of FRANCE Feb.27, 28 ALSACELORRAINP, - larch 5, 6 ALUES ON THE RHINE. luck 12, 13 VANISHED RUSSIA, March 19, 20 $5.34,”,5L.‘ 0 Has Wu Tu “WI" Sale $315-$5Mon” Feb.9 Tn Buxld nr Tarvna Drives See Many Years' Experience 819 RIDGEWOOD DRIVE JOSEPH DELHAYE Telephone 1 194 n. x.-.“ Mr. anciEMrs. S. P. Hutchison, Mrs. Ray Gue’ kel and Le Roy and Dun- can Recd :wisre guests at the Frank Peterson~ owe Sunday Vi. J Gtterman of Chicago bought lot 31 in flié Osterman subdhision. Mr. Heist-y Gordon (louse of Li- bcrtvviilcg bought the Edwin P. 0s- teimun ”sidcncc now ouupied by Gmrpc 0%.. Mr. Llousc \1111 take pos- 1-~~1< 11 «11 u p an 11.1 111414" Mdnh Mr. anfiirs. F. 7.111 1 ritqh afivndcd Xho {unvfil “1 Mn Frimhx mm. 31%. Smith. v?" \YaLszsnxt. wizw 1.1m 1111mm! )1;}1z1iay 31:5 P“. 11 K11“ :.-111 311% Aim \\1111:z.11 31'1~1:111 \11\ H \Varnm 1' 11.111 _\ 1;! .‘11111.i;1.\'. )11 111 Ht». 111::1} 5.111511%), 1121\1' :1 3£11.: 1111111 61-1311 r1111 pam' 1‘111\11-1=E\1‘.11.11111111-1.1‘1h11r1111‘1 811111118): 1*V1-111111.r tn >1\11111 11f th<11 f111‘h115;'h¢11111111> 11f1(-~111n1n1.s 111.11 ser\1-11.:The guests inc-11111111 Mr and Mrs. “End Gunckcl Mr and Mrs. Hubert fetus, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B13111. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olendorf, Mr. andWrs. Alex Willman, Mr and Mrs R0 rt Greenslade of Highland Park. as Elizabeth Reichelt and Mr. Carrfipderson. Mrs: 13'; l .. 1-. .1 _ \\le.1.‘(.l‘l31 111iy«‘11_\". 1;} Mr. :1‘ 1d gznw (A ‘1! Miss Euéie Easter: is home from De 1(8le E. P.hterman was a WauLegan visitor flan-day. On lea Saturday afternoon at four o’clock curred the marriage ofi the 1“qu Jacobs at the home of the! brides Qarenta, Mr and Mrs. Julius Johnso The bride was attractive. in a to crope de chine gown Andi carried’: in shower bouquet of bride's roses. 5The bride’s maids were Lillie ,Kline 9? Chicago who wore a gown of pink crepe de chine and carnage bouquej‘of pink sweet peas, and Alma Gmyalake whose gown was gandie with corsage bouquet _ sweet pea: George Jacobs, brothe”. of the groom, and Henry V brother of the bride acted as 1 11, Rev. J C A. Bueacher, ‘paator; oi St. Paul’ 5 church officiated. Followint the- ceremony a wedding suppe 'was served at the home of the groom parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~Jacob Sr. The young couple will make whieir home with Mr. Jacobs' paren . Mr. ’ eltz of McCormick seminary Mr. occup' eltz of McCormick seminary the pulpit of the Presbyter- ian c rch last Sunday. The quot.- for t ‘ Deerfield church for the Presâ€" byte n home for orphans nnd the aged ‘ $125. gamma ENGLISH % u .1. 'Friéy, Feb. 13, the Everett $0..l cial b will give a card party and} danc or the benefit of St. Patrick’st chum ' ‘ Mié Helen McNamara, a teacher in the Ai‘ doch school, and sister of Miss Mayne Manmara, principal of the Deerfisld school died at her home in Burlifigton. “is., of pneumonia on Tue y morning, after an illness of onlysgvo or three days. Mrfi. E. B. Jordan 311ml as substi- tute fi'incipal last week. Maljyme'n are looking: for wives who {an run a cor-k stove, but those who ”$11 make five o’clock tea in a fancfitefi‘pot and distribute chocolate wafe ‘ gracefully. are more numer» fixuzuzo-znzo-z-‘z-aâ€" -~:~§s~:â€"H~:- :~‘ in F. Henning GEMML CARP1£\TER VD REP/1 IR WORK I i829 Ridgewood Drive \WI :1" nu 5‘ Highlahd Park, Illinois ESTIMA 7 I218 H ‘k.\ I5 HE!) 1133' H Telephone 1210 :- P “redâ€"54mm“ .- |.._ . Telephone 410 60 North First St. Highland Park J. 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