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NW ' FOR SALE â€"â€" I have many pieces of furniture Ind other articles un- sold whip): I gm offering a; _very lay FOR SALE ~â€" Mackinac Island lummer home. The most deeinble lo- cation on this wonderful island for funilies with children. Three miles from town on drive that runs neat! around the inland. Situated on a sum 1 bay thet tacos the sunset. To be sold immediately at low price. One lot yith finest turf tennis court on the intend “mining home lot with log and shingle use. 6 bedrooms. liv- ing room. 30x40 ft. bi stone fire- place, dmm mm. kite en porch en- closed and at. room. Com lately furnished {or summer use. Lgodern and expensively constructed ice house With cooler room for keeping fruits and meets. Stable and chicken coop. Repainan right; Price $5.500. En. quire E. Morgan. Tel. II. P. 5.5. household goods. Polio; X71313}: gomery, 828 Sheridan road. Tel. 24. prices. Upright piano. chipgendnle chain, French parlor set, ma ogany set. other bed room sets, dining set, book case, large writ- ing desk. odd chairs, china and cut glass. silverware. china chamber set, git-perk}, feather pillows and other FOR SALE â€" Bungalow. 7 rooms and sun parlor, eat and south front. Hallow tile mwood trim oak floors lire pin-9 bu et, i-renc-h doors Leav- ing city Will sell at a bargain. A1- {red Ciemensen. 604 Griffith road Lake Forest. Tel. L. F. 571-J. bungalow, $2500. or 7 rnnm house, $3750. Terms. E. S. Gail. Tel. 309. ' 23.4 pd FOR SALE â€" A two hut-room flat building. 2 baths. one furnace. Lot 100x200. $6500. one half cash. Coale Son. :; FOR SALE â€" 5 mum brick house. 591 Glenview Ave. 3 pd FOR SALEâ€"Chalmtrs 6 1917. good condition. Four 200d tires and one extra. 8700. Tel. 1424. :Spd 24 FOR SALE -â€" Baby carriage in good condition. 104 S. Second St. 3 FOR SALE â€" 1919 Chevrolet. 490 touring. Run 3 months. Practically get». Must be sold at once. Stanzerfi WANTED â€" 1 pair of ladies' rid- imz boots. aize .‘ 1-2. ,1 pair man’s riding boots. size 9 1-2. ‘1 pair man’s leather putties. size 15. Call 833-W. Tel. 388 FORD CABRIOLET â€"â€" fine con- dition. Equipped with starter, gener- ator. shock absorbers. yale lock. new battery. cord tires, etc. A rare bar- gain. Ac: quick. Tel. BIG-W. No dealâ€" ers. 3 pd FOR SALE â€" Book (use. therly novels and other good books; spring huts, 2 folding camp cots. Japanese umbrellas. Easter cards. l‘. stuffed chairs, ice box. capacity 100 lbs.; 1 ho ’s velocipede. small size. )_boy's ve ocipede, 3rd size. Community shop. 3 FOR SALE â€" Upnght piano. Call at 366 Central avenue or telephone Hizhhnd Park 1154. 3 FOR SALE +â€" New circular saw and tilting table. 300 ft. galvanized iron pipe 1 3-4 inches. new. Melody Woods Nursery Co. Box 3314. FOR SALE -â€" 8 room stucco house. All modern impruvements. screen porches. Reasonable for cash. Apply 514 Lincoln place. I} pd FOR SALE _. Modern huuse, good locMion. Corner Laurel and Dale. 5 bedrooms and um baths. hot water beat. Tel. H. P. 528. 3 FOR SALE -â€"- 1 baby buggy. reed; 1’ chiflom'cr. H. I" 1343. 3 FOR SALE â€"â€" Oldsmobile sedan. Springfield new tires. new paint. Fine con ition $13.50. Good terms if desired Must be seen to be appreciated. Francis L Woolley, 358 Central avenue. 3 FOR SALE -â€" 20 ion 50:180. locu- od on High Stmt near Prairie. 5‘ block north of Moor ClubsAH im- provements in. Will sell u once or single 1013. Small payment down. balance on time. Joe Lencioni. FOR SALE ~â€" Series 7 Eranklin Touiing. 3650. $325 down. balance paylble in monthly installments. Fire and theft insunnce for 1 year in- cluded. Also a Jeffrey's car, 3650. Francis L. Woolley. 358 Centre} ave. Rhode Island Reds hatching eggs. Arte! Much 20, $2.50 per setting. Fresh 0‘83. for sale. Some good roosters for sale 11150. G. Benson. 655 Doerfield ave., foot of Laurel ave“ west. , 3pd FOR SALE ... Choice tots. 820 to! 360 per foot. Homes for 3316. $2500} tato $150,000 Buy5 an. lee Son. .2 _ L. ' 3N5 COALE 8L SON LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US [INTER FOR RENT, FORSALEI COAUE 81 SON! FOR SALE FOR SALE â€"_ Thoroughbred R. c FIRE INSURANCE 18 South First Street FOR SALE Phone 17 - Highwm-d. :3 room 15 fl 2-3 Cot Prion doAu Tank-outlet: ‘3 In“! WANTED â€"â€" Man. white, 1 day a week for housework and lawn. Tel. 970. 3 pd WANTED â€"- Maid for general housework. Only 2 in family. Nice room above garage. No washing. $12 er week. Tel. 416. 509 Roger Wil~ iams avenue, Ravinia. :; Rel. required. Tel. H. P. 5 :’ WANTED â€"Steno grapher to work in Highland Park. Easy hours and leasant work. One whoy can 0 erate _liver typewriter preferred. e1. H. WANTED â€"â€" House servants, man and “ife. Man to assist inside and take care of the outside w.ork Ad- dress E, Press office. is Agents, whole or part time, for OH Line Stock Accident and Health company. Can make direct home of- fice contract. with exclusive territory. Excellent opportunity to get into bus‘ incss for yourself. We have liberal policies giving complete coverage to all wageâ€"earners. Write today. Na- tional '(Tasualty ('0., Detroit, Mich. WANTED ~â€" Experienced waitress in private home. wages. Phone Mrs. Lafean WANTED â€" Two girls for home work. Cook and second maid. Address ,Press office. 3 WANTED â€"- A competent dining room girl and a high school girl for a few hours each exeninq and Saturdm and Sunday. Apply “13 Searcy Y W. C. A. Tel 675 L) LOST~Black saddle Airedale pup about three months old. Has brown feet and legs. Answers to the name of Tarzan. Finder return to Jack Rog- ers. 3643 Hazel ave, and receive re~ WANTED TO BUY â€"â€" a bungalow or apartment house. Joe Blank. (:28 Central ave., Highland Park, Ill. wa rd room by young man. traveling. In town only three nights a week. Best of references. Christian Scientist preferred. Address X, Press office. SITUATION WANTED â€"â€" Family sewing and mending by the day by experienced seamstress. Call H. P. 441. \ 3 pd MAN WANTS POSITION as gar dener. Understands garden. flowers shrubs and lawn. Well recommended Address G-2. Highland Park Press 3 4 pd. SITUATION WANTED~AS gar- A WANTED â€"-Cou;>le, wife cook and general work. Husband house and yard. Private aparhnent for own use. dener by experienced gardener-Von flowers. shrubs and lawn. Highly rec- ommended. Address M. Press office. FOUND â€" Automobile robe. Own or may have same bi giving «lest crifition cription. Tel. 80 FOR SALE â€"â€" Hatching eggs from my selected St(‘,k of Rhode Island Reds. $1.25 per setting. Tel. 841W. or call at 439 Oakwood Ave. WANTEDâ€"â€"T0. BUY 0R RENT WANTED TO BUY ~ Baby's struller in good condition. Tel. HUM. We pay the highest rice for sec- ond hand or out 03 cothing. We also buy army clothing. Tel. Evan- ston 1576. charges reversed or send postal card to H. Nakutin, 809 Demp- ster street, Evanston, m. » FOR RENT â€" 2 nice large bed moms. Tel. H. P. 330. or call 1213 S. First St. 3 pi .ul: FOR SALE â€" On account of death ‘ my beautiful S anish resiLlence;i(-'1*‘ large grounds an garage, $28,000. ricl P. A. Montgomery. 328 N. Sheridan All road. Highland Park. “1. Tel. H. P. tum FOR SALE â€"â€" Am oflerinz the bal- ance of the furniture and furnishings of my house at such low prices that all should sell in a few days Piano. imported arlor furniture. dining room set. red, dresser, bookcase. odd chairs. draperies, cut glass and mu namental furnishings. P. A. Mont- gomery. 32X N..Sheiidan road. Tel. H. P. 24‘ 7 r; FOR SALE â€"« Choice lots on Mur- azne road. St. Johns ave. and Maple ave. P. A. Montgomery. owner. :22» N. Sheridan road. Tel. 24. r: FOR SALE -- Overhnd Country club, model 90. New Mason cord tires in nu. Monarch steering wheel and lock, pitta 3113: windows, clock. new wet. Good mechanical condition. . Address Z, care Press office: FOR SALE; â€"â€" 10 room modern house. one nqre lot overlooking Ew- moor. Large flee-ping porch. Hot waâ€" ter heat. 2 bu garage with apart- ment nbove. Garden. Easy terms. (‘all DISTRICT MANAGERS AND WANTED TO RENT â€"â€" Furnished SITUATION WANTED MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED FOUND LOST girl as Best 3pd ‘ipd H111 The second part of the program was a little bit of everything. Messrs. Freherg and Keogh were extremely pupular in their magical stunts which caused the audience to often wonder how this and that could be done. In fart ‘Freherg could perform anything out of nothing. Next raine John Galâ€" lagher and Joseph Heinzeman in a little musical skit of their own which was followed by a. Jewish monologue rendered by Walter Lenke. A clever skit entitled "Parade Rest" scored a big: hit as presented by Irving Brand and R. H. (Iutsler, both dark faced comedians, who enlightened the aud- ience with plenty of humor. The clos- ing number of the show was Tuullp Time." \\ hi(h included a dutch dance by Miss \liu- DufY} and Miss Hilda Larson. Too much credit cannut be given Mr. Lester Levin for his commend- ai'it‘ wnrk in producing: and directing the entire show. When Mr. Levin lnvk t'harge he remarked he would fur the benefit of the Highland Park Community Center. Anynne who wns unable to obtain tickets for Tuesday evening's performance will have the opportunity of seeingr it at the Elm Place auditorium Friday evening. Tickets for this performance are now >trivr- tn make "Ynu Tell 'l‘lm" a rcul good ShOVV, and he did. . Mr. Levin has all the requisites of being a professional in this theatrical line which was evidenced by this, stupen- (luus prwluction. On Friday eveningr bi this week. March 19. “You Tell ’Ein" will be ré- {watul at the Elm Place auditorium and has not yet selected his assist-' ants. That he has consented to act‘ as director assures the community that the dances on Saturday nights at the high school will be not only “ell attended but that they will be! wholesome dignified and delightful in every way. Duffy’s orchestra, our own Highland Park organization of musicians, furnishes the inspiring music for these ‘hops,’ and the smalll fee charged will be sufficient to make them self- sustaining and provide a small balance each week to be turnedf into the geneial fund foi furthe1 de- velopment of community work. Three; hundred and sixty-one totaled the attendance last Saturday night. Great enthusiasm and appreciation was expressed on all sides. These dances promise to be the‘ BIG feature of our Community Ser-_, vice and with constantly increasing:‘ crowds Mr. Brown needs the help of !: men to manage and of Women to;, chaperone. Highland Park women!‘ will be rendering themselves a ser. ; vice by going to these affairs and! knowing by direct contact the fine,‘ spirit of good fun and fellowship pro-l vailing while encouraging and mor-ii ally stabilizing the young people“ by their presence. In community: activities of this kind there is greati opportunity for young and ‘lessl young” (never old in these modernl days) to come together in mutual en-: joyment and understanding. Parentsl as well as children should ‘get thei; habit‘ of the Saturday night dance! duet was sung by Miss Gladys Pearl and Mr. Clifford Moran in “Nobody Knows and Nobody Seems to Care." This sum was so well sung that it made everybody feel rather blue or lonesome until the orchestra struck up [-11 the next number “Sahara" that made the thirsty move their tongues and think back to the good old days’ befoie .luly lst. Miss McDonald again proved a bi}: success in the singing of this song and Oh! how the audience did gulp at those words. A very popular number was “My Baby‘s Arms." sung so well by Mur- ray G. Moon and the interpretative dancing by the six entertainers, the Misses Alice Duffy, Hilda Larson. Gladys l‘earl, Lucille Rhinehart. Hen- rietta Shreve and Florence Shreve. All mstumes Worn by these six enâ€" tertainers- were gorgeous indeed. but the most effectiVe of all was during "My Baby's Arms" as they marched through the aisles of the Show. The closing number was “Dear Old lladdy lmnglegs" rum: by Jack Gallagher and all members of the cast. Throughout the first part of the program there were many en. wire: for the soloists and dancers. The tables in the cafe were occupied by members of the rhorus and‘the singing was always met with hearty l'espolinn The chorus consisted of the Misses Alice Johnston, Elsie Bloni- dahl. Alice Shreve. Edith Ringdahl, Florence Shreve, Florence Schreiber, Florence Simmers, Elizabeth_Silbel‘. the .‘lt'rSl‘S. Osborne lljelte. Calvin Aynsley, Fred Gieser, Wm. Harrison,‘ Lloyd Larson. Francis Rohr, John1 Witten. and Clarence Larson. ‘ If there are thUSé who have not re- ceived their membership buttons, Mr. Harris at the Center or Mrs. Grundy at the North Shore Trust fink will EVERYBODY SATISFIED WITH “YOU TELL 'EM” (Continued from Page 1) THE HIGHLANfi PARK Puss. imcmnv Pm 1mm arg\ Notice is hereby given to the abovei named defendant that an affidavit has been'filed in the office of the Clerk of the County Court, stating that said defendant, Freeman Melville. is a non-resident of the State of Illinois, and that a scire facias issued against the said defendant to show cause why the judgment rendered in the County Court of said Lake County on the Slat day of January, A. D. 1913, in fa- vor of said James A. Reeves, should not be revived, returnable on the 14th day of June, A. D. 1920, at a term of said County Court then to 'be holden at the Court House in the {City of Waukegan, in the County and l \State aforesaid, when and wherel "gsaid defendant may appear and takei 'vsuch steps as the aw allows. , LEW A. HENDEE. ! Clerk, of the Coun Courts! ; Waukegan, [1]., March 161: , 1920. j \John E. Com-ad, 1 ‘ Attorney for the Plaintiff. , n‘rn ‘ Public notice is hereby given, that {the Subscriber Administratrix of the :Estate of Dale Sweetland deceased ‘will attend the County Court of Lake County, at a term thereof to be hold- en at the Court House in Waukegan, on the first Monday of May next, 1920 _when and where all persons having Iclaims against said estate are notified find requested to resent the ‘seme to ‘said' Court _f_or 31 jgflicgtion.' MEEEEEEBEQE§®E©E®EEEEEE©EEE@@@E@@@@@E@@m be glad to supply them With the patient co-operation of the public, Community Service of Highland Park will develop into a fine thing. The Board is at serious work with a serious purpose and while fully realizing handicaps in the way of adequate rooms, complete equipment, etc., still know that much can be done under present conditions to prove the idea worth while and necessary to our best civic interests. The House Committee announces that, for the present at least, canteen service; will be maintained for the wounded men and for the men in ser- vice from Great Lakes. NONRESIDENT NOTICE . v State of Illinois. Count of Lake, SS. In the C_ounty Court 0 Lake County, Some people show their apprecia- tiori of a raise in pay, by cutting down the amount of work they do. June Term, A. D. 1920 James A. Reeves, * vs. . Freeman Melville. Hattie W. Sweetlmd, p ,, V Adminiatntrix. "Wankqmn, 111., Hutch Int, 1920. gammnty. _ H -1 23,}. @@@@@@@am@@m@@@@am@@@@@@@@a@@@@@@@@@@@@ mununuuullaununnunmummgammammammmmmmmmm A DJ UDICATION NOTICE IN the year 1,919 tire productiOn was 70 per cent fabrics and 30 per cent cords. This: year it is reversed with an at- tempted production of 70 per cent cords and 30 per cent fabrics. We now mUst wait thirty to sixty days for shipment and tire manufacturers predict that Within 90 days cord tires will scarcely be obtainable. ORDER NOW ” THE CENTRAL TIRE CO. Telephope 1200 There will be a ShbrtagejnCord'Tires BECKER BATTERY We Want to Deal With Ydu Méi‘e Than Once It is a significant fact, that, once an “EXIDE” user alâ€" ways an “EXIDE” user. Our’ .service car is at your command, and your call for help will receive prompt at- tention day or night. A homely statement perhapSâ€"fibut it’s breadth and depth; is? ap parent. _ i . _f . . ; The average American has a slight gambling instinctâ€"to try anything once. i j ' , - V . But to deal with an individuallor concern over and Over again, there must be resent that one great fundamental for bugmess successâ€"Confi ence. - Confidence is a plant of slowégrowthéit does not “grow up” over night; it must be cultivated with tenderness. We are earnestly cultivatin the confidence of theimotbringypw' lic by rendering the best attery service that is mechanically and humanly possible to render. We sincerely hope that on may become a patrOnâ€"and return again and again with a ull measure of confidence in whom you are dealing. ~2 It has been truly said “He whd has lost the confidence of the pub- lic can lose nothing more.” By this we stand. ‘ Good business is but a hitter of intelligent human service 3456 NOTICE Lake; Shore Creamery BU TTERnEGGSuMARGARINES Telephone 357 Coal Solvay" Coke Highlahd Park Fuel Company Building ‘Material 102 l'lstVSL HERMANDENZH, President Telephue 335 rmuuuamm 3 COLLINS Ta. SPRINGER. Auto Pumas LOOK FOR #3355513; Ffifil’ W.-E. BECKER Fines?! Quality Home Dressed Poultry C. B. HANSEN, Prdfirietor SERVICE STATION Then:S win be dancing at the Young Men’s Chjb ’M' Lake Forest ' @yfry Eriday Evening j MfiiiSSion $1.00 pgr couple - . imam induded ' 685 C9ntrul Avenue AUTO PAINTING LIMOUSINES. WRICS. BOADSTERS. TOURING and Commercial Cars at Reasonable Prices Moflogrbms and Lettering Highland Puk, lllinoin NUMBER 4 OBJECT 110 304 INCREASE The aciiunggwken August 29. mm? by the Boardfaff Review of Lake coun- 3, ty in raisingfiand values in the cities} of Lake Forget. Highland Park undi Vs'rukegan u‘giformly .".0 per rent} above the \' ties set by the bail as“ sessors .haSAL‘en questiuned‘ by (er-1 win taxpayelp. Other wwnships‘werej raised as fonows: Avon. Lake Vina: and Grant 3“ per cent: Antioch. 25' per cent; Ne‘ port 20 per cent: Wat»; conda, Elaiagd Warren 15 per cum: Cuba and \ffimon 10 «per cent and; Fremont :3 pk tent. William Wright. of Waukeizargwas granted a tempnr-g ary injunctiop by Judge Welsh in the; circuit your); last Monday restrain-i ing the cou ,ty treasurer fmm vol-4 lecting the xes on the int-reamed}; valuation 0. the property of the complainant.i The petition that se-“ cured the i ' c-tion recited that the Bogrd of R 'iew had taken the ac- tion complaiged of without due‘ pro- cess of law}? The law requires that when a ho oats! raise'li contem- plated, nutifi‘fs‘ to that effect must be sent out «in at least fifty taxpay- ers in the d " m: affected. This hwâ€" ing been do i and sufi<ient time hav-V ing been p1) n fnr filing objections, the Board 0 View my take ufion. It is charg dint this formality vlu not observe _ It is not charged that ' ‘ould not, legally- have 11' wine in valui‘lion en after all made. It a techniml' 'simply mimiued (on , 01" W M It“ not send according ‘gimply mimiued (on ' , 0‘; W M m not, set“ ”cording t the incrased‘ralu- L That Judeg‘ Welsh by Am jrgumem is resminig’order. It seen Me: the “1' ectzd um show cause to was impre shown by remains to ing bodifl ing bodice acted can show nose on hue this junction dissolved or whether. on he other h1nd.n blun- ket injunc (n can be secured w county treasurer from straining t collecting t, taxes on the inert-used valuation 0 all taxpayers aflecxed. If the latte 1 should happen, it 13 (vi- any public enterprises would be yppled. Take Elm Place school for . ple. Much publicity m lately ' n given to the. innbility of the. Boo of Education a! District 107 to mui in the usual high sund- ard of Elm lace school todu on the income of ‘ree or {our \ears ugo. (Cot nued on Page 10! LX lncreabe Throughout Lake County Np! Uniform. Som'e Townships Harder Hi! “an Others EAST P K DISTRICT museums APRIL 6 Tuesdlyié April 6th, the mmnl election oijithe Highluzd Pirlt N Park magic: will be held for a» purpose ofgelecting one commission- , _---_. --A yva a» VOV -.~_ er for the fill] term of five yen-s, one commiyioner for the term {our years} -. '1- St. Peter éd Mr. Alex Rsfl'eny. l! As yet Iii petitions hnve been filedl 1 However, it. 0. G. St. Peter I *1 Mr: Alexi-:Rnfl'eay are candidntes“: for re-elec‘ on. 1 The poll “ 5; places for this electiod will be Gt) H. Koch's mm sh ‘ room. 47 3; St. John's avenue, and 112‘ City Hall,_$49 cenmn Ave. \ ‘ l l pREPAifiA'noxs FOR mum: UNDER WAT Woman's blah Reception m be Gi April Q7!!!» Most Enjoy-bk- Ei‘kning 13 Premium! The Hiéiland Park Woman's f‘lu‘ will give Eahc-ir reception Ind danc Saturdayggcvening. April 17, in th high schésl gymnasium. We Com munity same. has kindly consents to turn cafr that evening to fine Wq man's (-1” dance. Preparation: 11 well um] , way by die various con 7 d this promises to be on liest “faint of the swim HArvey’s. tn has been pmn mod music?!» q 0mg!) or REVIEW UNDER HEAVY mus: .‘iv: