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9.75 ats ts we'H Serges. nodels. tidertd ysand ice. in the s, with ecially its 13 S. St. Johns Ave. Young man just TRY going to your work every morn- ing with ,a clean collar. unsoiled cufis and shirt, an un- spotted necktie. a slick hat. a good suit of clothes and overcoat. Smile. be honest and work like a Turk. and sooner than you know it you’ll get a raise. You must raise yourself in the esteem of your employ- er before he raises your position or salary. We will sell you the clothes you need for as little as good stuff can be, sold for. Wear our good “Nifty" clothes Telephone 197 gaammmfififiaflflfi@ PHOTO-PLAY ACTING PROFESSIONAL COACHING lt you have talent, we guarantee you positions, in Vaudeville, Dramatic Art, Musical Comedy and Dancing. MARIE JAMES. General Manager of Thea- trical Booking Department, - HAGEDORN CONSERVATORY AUGUSTA HAGEDORN: Director. 917-20 Lion E H: @EEIEEIEEIEEEEEJIIEEJEEIEEEIE Leuer’ 3 Motor Transportation Co. DAILY TRIP TO CHICAGO Baggage and Household Furniture -LI- 1’)...“h Get the Necessary Tools and Enjoy Your Motor Trips HARDER HARDWARE CO. ILL out your kit with good dependable wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers. etc., so you will not have to borrow. We have everything for toolâ€"boic and work-bench. Then the polishes. This week we are makin; of the things that smooth ing enjoyment. Come in. flu: WINCHIITIR swan 508 North Green Bay Rgaé Carried at Rasonable Rates S. FELL right oils, greases, cleaners and are making a. special display {at smooth the way to motor- Tel. 307 g@@@@@am@aaa@ {17.20 Lyo- "only and... CHICAGO 510 Centnl A'venue Highland Purk. Ill'noiu Highland. Park, Ill. Tmi HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. HIGHLAND Pm; Lulu "w- uni-v.--“ If the past is any indication of the future' in relation to our Wednesday services it is not too much to expect that these services will equal the Sunday services in point of attend-' ance. and uplift. Last Wednesday eve- ning the rains descended. the winds blew andTâ€"well you remember the unfavorable weather conditions for any kind of affairâ€"and twenty-five persons braved the storm just to at- ttm} prayer meeting. It is unnecesâ€" sary to say the service was most wonderful. Mr. (‘harles A. Baker led the meeting in a very eflective man- ner. The testimony prayer services were marked by the divine presence. This Wednesday evening at seven- thirty Mr. Russel Wickizer will have icharze of the service. Christ's last ‘week on earth will be made the sub- ject of study. Following this service on Thursday and Friday evenings the I-prorth League will conduct servic- es in which the theme of this week will be continued. The method in these services will be to distribute informa. tion concerning our Lord's last week on earth; then by study and prayer to enter into his experience as nearly as possible. It is the present plan to have a stereopticon lecture by Mr. G. W. Barker of Lake Blufl just pre- ceding the Thursday evening service beginning promptly at seven o'clock. Sunday Services Last Sunday evening we had with us. Mr. Prentice, an electrical engin- eer of international reputation. Mr. Prentice served in Washington on the railroad commission. He has a rail- road invention now installed in Engv land, France and Germany. Served on a commission to study railroad systems of Europe and is now exe- cutive secretary of the National Bus- iness Men's Gospel Team movement. His subject was “Christ in Chaos." It, w‘as a great address and carried conviction. Four persons requested prayers. Next Sunday At 9:30 the Sunday school will have its regular session. At the close of the Sunday school there will be a short Easter program. At the con- clusion of this program a number of persons will be received into the church membership. At 7:30 we expect to have Mr. Hicks of Chicago as the speaker. Mr. Hicks is also a business man and comes to us with a most remarkable nxnerience. He will relate this 03(- oxperienco periem-e. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids will be received by the Coun- cil of the City of Highland Park un- til Friday. April 9, 1920. at 5:00 n‘vlock P. M. for furnishing and lgy- in): 3827 feet of 12â€"inch water pipe including all necessary valves. ht- timzs, special castings, out. in ac- t'nrdam-e with the plum and specifi- rations therefor. which may be ob- tained at the offiqc 0f the undersign- ed. in the (‘ity Hall. Highland Park. Illinis. n 1-! Tho righ‘ to reject any or u as losenod By order of UM (numil. E. .-.\ \\ ARREN 4-3 (It) (101k NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids will be received by the Coun- cil of the City of Highland Park unâ€" til Friday. April 9. 1920. at 5:00 o'clock P. M. for furnishing and lay- ing 3457 feet Of 8-inch water pipe in- cludin all necessary valves. fittings, specia castings. etc.. in accordance with ~tho plans and specifications therefor, which may he Obtained at the office of the undersigned in the (‘ity Hall. Highland Park, Illinois. The, right to reject any Or all bids is reserved. By Order Of the Council. E. A. WARREN, NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT ASSESSMENT NO. 248 (‘ouncil of the City of Highland Park NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that bids will be received for the improve- ment of the roadways of Oakland Avenue. Ashland Place, Briarwood Place. Woodland Avenue and portions of Kincaid Street. by paving with a reinforced concrete pavement. all in the (‘ity of Highland Park. County of Lake and State of Illinois. as a whole in acconlnm-c wilh the ordi- nance therefor. x . \\ ...\.‘_-‘ Said bids will he received by the ('nuncil at its ofiicv in the (‘ity Hall. Highland Park. Illinois, until 5:00 o’clock P, M” on the ninth day of April. 1920. at which time and place they will be publicly upenod and read. The specificatiom and blank pro- posals will be furnished at the office of {he (‘ity ('lork in zhc (‘ity Hall of said ('ity. The (’(llfll'flt‘lml‘ will lw paid in lwmls, whivh lmml>~ will dmw inter- (w‘t at the rat» uf rin- (Tn pm” cent per annum. I-v .l A- All pmrnsals or bid:. must be ac’ mmpaniw by a certified check pay- able to the President of the Council of the (‘ity of Highland Park for the sum of not less than ten (10) per cent of the aggregate of the pr0~ pnsa]. . I |,|:_.._...l 0n Said propnsal must he delivered to the President if the (‘uuncil in open N‘sflun «1' said ('uuncil at the time zmd plum“ fixed hon-in for the open- in: Hf lhq- sauna Nu proposal or llid will he consider- cd unless accnmpanivd by check here» in provided. The (’uuni-il rL-srth-s the right m iejert {any vr all hid>~ if they deem it liesl for the public good. Frank L. ('heney, Commissioner Edward G. Huber, Commissioner Arthur G. Brown, Commissioner Council of the City of Highland Park f. P. WOMAN’S CLUB must he delivered to f the (‘uuncil in open ('ouncil at the txme hon-in for the open- (‘ity Clerk all bids New Standards of Manufacture Set New Standards of Performance For the Business Man A ‘ For the Shopper For the Theatre and Dinner Party ' “Will set new standards of performance and long life”â€"-that is what automotive authorities said of the new series Marmon 34 with High Efficiency Motor, when it was first exhibited at the New York Show. Their predictions have been verified. The exceptional fineness of manufacture which is a distinguishing feature of the new Marmon 34 has proved in practice what it promised in theory. It has proved its value, in the smooth, liquid flow of power, in the surprising flexibility of the motor, in the freedom from vi- brationat all speeds. No matter how many fine cars you have owned and driven, there is a new motoring sensation in store for you, when you drive the new Marmon 34. We shall be glad to give you a dem- onstration. MARMON 34 :1 47 s. St. Johns Ave. Highland Park, n1. Trains leave Highland Park CHICAGO NORTH SHORE MEWAUKEE R. R. We shall be glnd to explain other features of the New Series Mnrmon 34 1nd to demonstrate its extraorditury riding qualities GEORGE H. KOON Then every half hour until 12:38 a. m. ' Last train at 1:38 a. m. Excellent dining car service is provided on trains leaving Highland Park at 9:38 a. m., 1:38 p. m., and 6:38 p. m. aapflfl. mmmmm 11221 11111 For further information apply to the Telephone Highland Park 49 Every hdfâ€"hour thereafter until Then every thirtyvminutu until Estahfished 1851 Highland Park Ticket Office Phone Highland Park 1361 NORDYKE k MARMON COMPANY Indianapolis Arrive Chicago ..... ppppp «MM .M mmm ppp 4M“ n.0.».b.7 mm 4 8mm nan mt?“ 13