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f1 _ } )q WANTED â€" so or to people to repurl u: ‘37 J for “‘9 the Pr-byterhn church Sunday at 10 a. m." 3.). .4. B4 [w BM clan Phono HS‘) fur further] - WAN'I ED Houurmnid No cooking‘ no laundry. Good ngei‘ Hriv Caldwell. Ft. Shvrhian wanton 1‘2. I‘Zpd 1er 10 Au <u‘mmnphy. lurkkwpmg or typ- in)? Tel n P_ 906‘ 21 pa! SITUATION WANTED Ry experienced woman {Or an- of child. will assist with up stain work. Tel, Superior 367. 21 ‘ mu WANTED . v By hit when) 6 Win: or nddreuinm Phone SITUATION WANTED Summer Tutoring in Latin. S. H. Newhall Ph. D. Head of Latin Department inlocal High school Telephone 776-J. â€"337 Orchard Lane. SITUATION WANTED Ry experienced l-undn work. Fridal Good W’AXTEU V ‘iny n u'wk Tel WANTED TO RENT Sept. In or he- {orv , 1 or .3 room houw or flu! Addrws Z Press Office, find WANTED TO BENT ~- We want to rent I furnished house in Highland Park. Glen- me ur vicinity {or balance of summer. Good Ionanu J T, Bristol, 21* S. “'leSh, Chi- r120. '31 Pm: Office. WANTED TO RKNT Sept WANTED -â€" T0 RENT â€" TO BUY FOR RENT Furnéshed room with house- keoing pnvileuu. Tel, H. Pk 357 22 pk PUR KEN 1‘ Light huuuekvcpiny. 6‘ Central ave Apply at Bakery l-‘UR [if-IN} keom'm: rm-nu FOR RENT Fm knping 9. J rm! mums FOR RENI‘ Furnished human Immedv into non-anion untii Oct. 1st 3 twin-om» two furnished, unfurnished «rec-n91! deep- ing porch. screened living porch. One bath< room. Beautiful grounds. 200 ft {rum [aka Reason-bk rental. L. A. Pereirn. H37 S. Sheridan rd. Phone H. 1‘ 11-0. 20 D11 FOR SALE ~ Spring chickens, uld chick- ens. drictly fresh rugs Chickenx drain-d Ind delivered if desired West Ridle Puuftry Farm H F Schenkie Phonv ~t07-Y-L FOR RENT Large Uubidt' airy r: 3 Runnin': water Roan! optional w! «Teena! purchw and lawn Te) 1 FOR SALE Olin-r lypt‘m'llx‘!" like ncu 333. Franz l’rvmier elevtric \acuum \‘k‘ln «r wnh IH utmx‘hmenu $23 'l'vi H. P “3“ 0r rm; 300 (“enema .«nr 2! FOR SALE Unv f'urd. light delivery. 1816 m Rand cuualitiun “20. Francis L. W'Imlley, '17“ ('enlral an' Tel 337 31 FOR 5A1); Une Mnibnhm G paésenzer l’htwtun "NHL Franck l. Woollo)’. ‘55! (‘vnlrnl nu- TM 21 rr Malt-J 5 33‘ Central a FOR SALE. \K \NTPZI SITUATXON WANTED FOR RENT Room at HUI N L‘kntbemnn prufern-dv TM 111 {:11 u. FOR SALE 1 7 min-r Lnurin! Fâ€"n': I. Wmlk'y 511‘! FUR ~':\I.PZ Hut air I'urnm-v lural by Rh-hnnilon and Buynlun use-d :wu «Intrri Phnne H P Imalv‘ ilu. pn ' u mnr‘r FOR R F. mock aim llmchmvn FOR SALE Res: lot in Highland Park. Lake View, uppo<iLe city purk. One acre. Ac- cept first renunnble offer. Orville Brewer. HG Audimrxum Hotel. Chicago. 16-21pd FOR SALE Cumin]: buzfly in \1 Amn- Jinn: Tel 115‘ :o FUR SALE Um- ad of fnur ”Snubbcr" EDISON Phonoznphs. Editor: records. both disc and cylinder, phnoa. phyor pianos. uni v11!" phno roll: for ule. Open mm: (o 9 y. In. ROY'S. 109 S. Gen-u. 3L, Wuukeâ€" nn. m. ‘7 U Â¥ .ucfi-uzaln Vat} no. 119 on in! 3553:3311 Henry K. Coale Son H ighmw and 2H Snu'h Sn FUR \' \lJ‘I depot 4n Waukegan ave. St. Johns ave. South uf Lincoln N St. Juhn ave. 109x150 snap 81mm: st. 3 M. from lake 130 ft. LiLden .nmz' Beech 55x21!) ISQXTMU ”H the bluff. estate Highwwni 35x12". sewer. water FOR 8 mun» houn- Furmshm houses Bargaim in Lots Businese Im {00 ft frnm Highvmni For Rentâ€"Unfurnished 9 mom house FUR 6 room bungalow )‘OR 5U}: PAGE TEN WANTEDâ€".511 RENT. FOR 51% COALE SON Opposite Depot me 17 13 South First Stteet HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS TYON anthem": {or hanvy far ~n’.~ Un7y ‘ix dollar< IISCELLANEOUS Headquarters for Highland Park Property imv 13‘ \IJ'I HELP WANTED n» r (r. lake frontage in Your Property with FIRE lNSl‘RANCE FOR RENT WAN TED Wedneidny. Thursday refs. Ctll ML“? aftvr 'ei H I’ 1 21 Competent Yaundresn X day A Unr Un'rlund vi cylindvr .ll’infl car 3500‘ Cash nr Lime. walk-y. t’m Cuncral mu Tel. ()m- Mud-um Super Six tires Guaranteed cnnditinn. } rsm'h I, vail Tn Ce'n. FOR SALE Aim-dale vup, \ old We“ bred Fathur wa“ first. p Una Hupmubllo FRO Francis Furnished runflh, H ms 211 N \‘t Jnhn‘ Uakumn! ‘ furnifihnd liuht h N ()rwn Buy Y‘v' ‘LAL fluwv \‘Mrwh Ht v‘ 1;! ‘ How-cleaninfl o )f fnur “Snuhber” ear rumpleh- wrth H y nu-ndmu high «hon! 101 I’h Mu Hm )- Im Wuulley, 21 to nus“- zn (>- five 19d use Ha) 230d xfmu Iva-n 11x1 21ml 192 150 200 $500 $30 100 F or;prompt service either day or night call phone residence New [km Room opened at (Heggnbles. 376 1"an .I\t‘i. (Hencue A delixhtfully;cumfnruh|e and tauetui plzn‘c In rat Simplq well cook- ed food. iExca-Hent service Land)“ A In car". huun 1‘32 to 1'30 9. m. Dinner. ubb do but». Hum» r. M 7-30 p m‘ 8 ,00. After- noon u-uj wruul dull). Sunday tinnnr [21L] In '2 p :11 Sunday supper 03 1d ", 8.73 m 31.00. Special athnthm xlvrni h; priv-w )mwhmnq and dinnerv- Tlhleu inny be re- ~€-ru~d by rallinx Glencm' OH. ' '.’l ' TAXI SERVI'CI: I xx lab to announce toi the peo. ple of Highland Park thht I have started a taxi service. i Pmplé who always agn-o wnh um- ’7"â€" :u‘v like; whenâ€"«amusing fuk a while , hurhwuy from BQ‘Q‘Ch street to Ravinia wthen kindly monotonous. ," ‘ Park. Whvng’a man boasm he understands “h" ”'9 "U’ “flu Wumen it is usually a sign that sump; A new hiZhWRY from 30°C!) 8t!!!“ woman Tunderstands him , tn Ravinia Park. half of the cost of Wumen it is usually a sign that sump; A new hiZhWRY from 30°C!) 8t!!!“ woman Tunderstands hiny I In Ravinia Park. half of the C061 0‘ 1. rullin stone With-n 3m: mou ‘ paving to be paid by the railroad com. . (z ¢ A U pany, but it must be fun. . Praisb {or good mmies afid silenu 3 ”fl” the “Wt 0f pavmg St- Johns {0, poor m," make.» 'he "‘9' (”NH javrnuc between Elm Place and Cam ship ‘ -!ml and between Laurel avenue and i Sheridan road. and from Beech street ‘â€" " ' I to Lambert Tree avenue. Fun» is a good sport. If Kw laugh at her jpkw she quits pluyiqg them. Many-a “right hand" \muld be gur. pnsed an what thv “10ft harm" is (’4) ing. ? (-d Real bappim-ss is >(~|dum\fnund in the market price of stocks. ‘ work whnumiv wandvrx that: will as tunish the world. We have safely rrossed «very switch :Thvrv is a ('lvar track ahead. ’ Samuel .“ilt'S Hastings. l'olitixulllv tlu iiatiniik' mlflmu- ha~ ln-c-n phennmimll. BUSHMS> unu mun is I‘t‘CULlet'tl in the high plans 4)! unwrimwnti Tax lvuislalinn is “0“ under way. A new unit? latw is al- ready li¢f\n- tht llnusk' 0f represen- tatin-s. Whatow-r may lu- its mun’h nr Jenn-kits. it) pnssauc- will l'l'lHUVl‘ the last'u-stim- ni‘ uncri'tzxinty frnm the mind< ul' nmnutmturow; Minor! (‘I'S 21ml implant.» Thv :vppuiiilimitf «if “hullis (i [luww as (link-tor Hf the budget as- sures the pruning of iii-pairtmuntal aml othar fmlvml vxpvnsvs and t lub- <tavitial gut in future tax a'hcdulvs. Thv Amnivan morvhant marine [H‘Hl‘lt‘nl is lwim: <tudiwl intelligently and {liv mluptimi «if an operating pol~ icy lu-mifirial Kw Anwi'icaii trade van lu- pnwlirtcd \Htl: perfect confidence. Thv Qnitml Status is uul of thc‘ Wim(l>, 'lt is now at pvucuiwith all: the wmld and its huuse is being putl in order as never before. Another six‘ munths ;of constructive elfon will thc end of the yuzu‘. Thc construction xrxdustx‘y. which was practically dead for a number of years, is reviving: vvrrywhcrp. Labor disputes'are being settled, mawriul prives reduved. union aggression curb- ed. and ohnoxium zugl‘t-mm-nt<. such as that prm'cntinu the wa‘nf nun- urtinn mudv nmtvrinls, thrmn) in thv discard. The federal reserve system haa nu dun-(l itb discount rates and haul“ are shuwim: a steadily growing will» ingness In supply industry with all the funds nuwlwl for Khv mnduct nf legitimate business. npun fairly rm» snnablc terms. o Thv railruzul ~~lluzntnvn is up lnnxcr (llSL'OLll'IlzlllK. With the warriors lw- im: in avposition to save $406,000,0(N annually in wage-x. a fair vhanw uf an equitahlv n-Visiun uf Nuwkinu agreements. and a stvmly inert-use in uperating eflicienvy, u urncral ruluv [ion «of turns may in: pnsmlxlr lwfurv thc end (if the yuzu‘. ’ Labor. outsidr of a few [aluminum-y cruups. has consulted to reasonable wage reductions, and individual out, put in mmy industries is incucasmu. demnm buying. luck of pauraml Originality mmmt } I Upnmism 15 the kcwwtv of a first page whtnriul by Samuel \Iilos Ham ings in .last “oaks isslzc of tho Manufm'turvrs' news. The artivlv 1» entithd “A ('lcur Truvk Ahmad." It shuuld he of cspm'ial interest to Highland Park pcoplv, Inasmuch in the author ”5 muynr of this til)" Mr‘ Hasting» is prvsnicm 01' the 'Muu'y Wright Smiles company and the [My rm‘ (‘umpuu'nu Swim mmpuny. and is ux-pmshig-m nf ”)0 “1nt Munur favturvrfi' RSSUCHIUHH. Tht' arti‘lc anuu‘s, Front Rage Editorial By Mayor of Highland Park in Last Wegek‘s Issug of Manu- Tfacturers’ News SEES é BRIGHTER FUTURE “A cum TRACK AHEAD," HASIlNGS J. A. Bench Son. nuntm’fflt 17tf Alsu a street subway at some point lx‘twet‘n BH‘ch <tre-t't and Roger Wil» hams zu'enun Ornamental lrnn nr concrete trulp 19y poles from Laurel avenue to Shert idan road when the road is replved. Similar ornamental poles north Ind south of Roger Williams avenue. The vacant Drum-Hy nwned by the railroad company Hnmvdmwly north and muth of (‘e-dur strwt for pnrk )‘urposes. A new passenger sution at Roger Williams avenue with a foot subway under the tracks. new cit) park and will start uharplyl at three. This game htimzs tum-theri the two best teams on the North Show and will be for blood as the laâ€" cals (opped the first game and the Foresters WI“ be nut to wm. Ar- rangements are being mud. to hand- h- a record breaking cmwd and the loud management haw sewn-d a, large quantity of none makers whi‘h will be distributed free to Highland Park fans ”ALLOW UN RAILWAY FRANFHISE SATI'RDAY Next Sunday mun-s the swnnd game of the series wnh Lake l-‘urrst. The game will be played here at the "('rirh-I" (k'rkm \\a~ nut Hf the gumv on awuunt of \njurh-s. Judge Lundix filled his pluu- “('L‘eptuhly Thr Judge lays hls wet-n! batting dump [n tuft-rim- biHuws, Hr u'rnt mm the vity last week and purvham-d thrm- new ones. and hi-x hunmu 1m proved noticeably, The [IHlteSH‘lr (Hrncm- gmnr ha; been anion-d rvplayml, Am: :3" a! Highland l'urk. l'mplre MchnnM Wurkwl {In-1y ~utififavtm) (amu t Shh". [ht KEN'I'H Shaman“ ML 1‘.» n 1 Mn” wh- :n! {or n .ingle Ind gum «mud “cu-m 14.!an In “ax-nu Shfinnun Mum mm: Hum-n) {mmwi “Hun nu! [v (Q (Lula-r 5! Notes on the (name- I! was {he larm'st xm‘nl uf thv mm mm. Likvwisv the largest nullwtlnn, whivh puts the Ynuym Mum Hui» uh om}; stret't financmlly 'Ihr muhlh “In hvchc H. (ilmlvr J' thvu A: frw who! (2. (Under 5: “rum-m) Mm Lu «wand. I“ (ihdrr Wolkni “hllr hut-(rd Hhm-r 'l‘hurie-n'u gynundm and Pm n.” uh- Hm huh-g were drunk Bul‘lum nus hit by u pitched ha“ {man-I hr l: lilmlrr Jr ML“ nlunthrr vuunlm l‘mlu l'un- k-uuwl «nu-mg P. (Under Du", wu- uut an an m- v‘wM fl) Marlin unlkm! flurrmy m Elnu-r Thvrrn-n with lnufln-r m 3v. [tn-Ll) 'inululnl rimmng the hard. ”1' “11- um! ‘rylnu {or I triple Shannon “:3 drrrmkn! In Um Hild- dk- u! this inning Ami wmny only“! hr- hull H. ln-uk (him! ‘1‘. Ruddy - mrrlhxuu [H huh hill: Hr «Hum! uh Hfrlnruh ‘ “n1 nu» (n Hurtln th‘nnn {ht-«l nu! In l’hnrwr \\ ha doubled Hvrln-rxr*~ 1H fin! \hnu “mf. [In Brrlvrich .ICUroNI .n a Mild mlvh Shun» nun fanned l- Glmler tnpked uu‘r fin! Plimrr Thrr- rlrn braâ€"ted. Huldwin hit u-mlnx (ii-tier Imndix lofted H-Mum mu ~Lrai|nx SEVENTH “rd-UV Mnrlwl hut lath-~71: (urcn! mm I: «cum! “when; «we Wit- (rr) mu ‘lfe on Mr I!)H('J hi! Rad-rm un~ heM ut third. Hath-rt nu! on an I'- [rlnvu-d -I~ublc ntnl Rudolph (p (; (Hum-r Jr Ln (. (Huh-r Sr x. l Glam-I \A nu-r) th-n-xl wvund “Mir {nnhwl Land'u w” rum-M swam un um! llcrlvrh‘h run (-vxuhvl I! vuuuh! hm hum hit [may vu- Whiz» Inch-d Inume: umr MA and {mum} Dufly In "ct-m1 Ru. mum hv u pitched hall (3 (:1- «'n: my MAIN!) Rudy!) [1" L third sm'und n" {he Hil’I-u 'u-nu- (. \Ihiflml JlIh-rml ‘)u!Y) mt hrs! a Mr um: “uh :I (rwir Emir: [HArrn-n lvuiod .-.n [la-Mum flim! wL FIFTH Shiv ninzl'd Sh-nnun ground- .«I In Muddy but Gludvr nun“! n and hr up uufv MI‘(-Illh fie! nut In EIIm-r 'I’hrrnel. “h“ munIv I “underfu! lllhnlllp' vulvh Kur- lu-P‘K fun-ed Shunt .1 mm! Mummy, and Rtwhvru wok- “flirty nlnulwl unrlhx 1..”- “hlln- hulk-d u’vrhw “'Ilhrv lh-uv vur h) a Inn: fl) tn I'ufly yu-u pbnnw ‘4'»! H.414 {or Shvnhcn. nun unhk‘d. Hv ‘lnle «>6va uhrn (3 Hinder mufiwi land" [*1 u- nah him Mr» Hum Dumped to MArtm ‘Shannnn mu m I pllft'lllnl mood xnd “mk- third, Karin-n: uuY I: (2, (Mink-r Sr Malawi“ bra-1011 Ind IJmh‘ rah-«d u hum nnv {hill am. down In DQH'IK h-mh She-IN H: Um u- Shannon. '1” ”TH Wlntry hunt mu 3 «fir-«p mu '. <hw.’ He Wu furrwl n' mrm >! M “hm. Il-wwc win“! (rnnhan) at lhxw- my! II‘ «luun Bryb-‘nrh uh! HI 15. In) 4-! MW u! Ku‘hhx dank Ind hml fir“ Pumwn rnued um- w Mun M-rnn bunla! w Shannxn uh” Lhrpu hm) nu! by n hair Ru'fd) gunned k, Hind" Jr Put Hzru (hr bur Rudd) faking mun"! luthr: New (Huh-r Mnyu‘d lv nhnr! 10-“ {NM mhunvln‘ the runnrn P” thvr gum m1 (hv ‘3‘th Wing. unlun Mu! “lune-<1 ux. Rudd} Man (he seq-um} Hvt “HIIYHN‘ and Wu hi! an 1 Hindu JI hit thru the PM] u! «cum! (E Glider 51'. lo‘ 1" (Under whlfini Runhrrn wM pun-h Elmer 'I'hrrrh-n 1 THIRD - SLAM» out to F lh'rhvrlch out hl’t‘tuznl (} Glade-r um; uh- uhL-n MrG-(h funded his hut one (Ben Cinder SI bunu-L “'th Lirkwl it nnd all \vlrre "If:- I“ (Nader whit (rd. Elmer Thvrrk-n tripleJ. Ivoriny hath (linden, Baldwxn groundml uul tn l’rtrfâ€" wn Therrien «urn! un 1hr plny 1.1m“: nan h)! b) l pnc‘sed hull, Svhn-Im-r run for hum Sham-n slnxlwl, schr-mm ukinx third Shcahen Muir. Mnrlin «Uurk "UL ‘UNU [\ner rlvuck Wonk?) M three HIGH Game by human HRS'I McGllh duuh'rd Iml vuu lhruwn nu! LII. third in An numu! to Itrvlrh ix Run in: nu! u: } Cinder. W'iun) hi! m I" Gludrr whn made I nice “up bul (hrcw luv: Ind Wiltrr) was snft- Whit: rullrd out w M-nin, aster Landis. The score by innings is as follows: « IXTH Bertrand: *ninnl Inn-I Khrn Muir mm! Peterson brew-«i Shaw «vul tn Mur- \ Brrlprich storm! .n a Mild mlvh Shun» Y. M. C. WON FROM [)Q'S wvrv up fur this uumw and vrnsui wus- unit-Hy. l hxof Mn 5’ was nn hurul (w quell any up- THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK. (‘mmnued fmm Pen!!- 1) HIGHWOOD SUNDAY (Continued from Page 1) lifu‘v ln-uh (hu ‘1 H.- «mm (} Cinder Sf. lofhnl h) Mrflnl‘! whlflni Elmer Man» «1. H? Runhrrn minim-n! 'I'hrrrh-h mm nu! out to F (Mn-1H qule ‘m-m vI uhrn wn l Shun- :xrli “Mm! swam urn-n Wm”) “mu {unhwl \ u lwzhct lu Hindi: n MrG-(h landed 81 hunu-L “Mu I“ (Nader \- hi1~ MKS. wnrinx both “(I ”\M tn “‘9'?- luun! U-u! “vuld RuJ‘!) dud lur- m u! Shunnun'n Ruddy m- [INK \.| “'Iurr) an!» “hr" I‘IHI huVIi-‘d My *Ih hi! drr Jr M! and GJ-drr (Bin-ier 5F MAUI urwn 1'!) Wm! 1‘ l'nfnrlunately the boys who nuke the Wonderful jumping records, do not always jump with equtl enthu- Hnsm when the boss lays out a job ‘uf unrk. "The Park Board in dilposed m be thlwrul in the use of thou retro-mm ‘spaces by the general publlc so long us order is maintained. and the peo- ph- («induct themselves in I decent manm-r. It is true thnt after the ,gntht-ring of no many people there in 3 Int of wute and litter left he- hind. but this has been minimized I: much as poaalblt' by providing lunch qtables plated as far from the blufl ls practicable. and confinmg the lit- ur to the west side of the park On londay momingl th'u is: gathered up jlnd destroyed by the put: employee: land by the afternoon of that day the ‘plnce in ready for inspection. l , i I 'Hf wursr the board huh tht ||(I\\|‘l In nnpnsv u-rtam n-strictionl. uurh HF furtminizng thv un- uf the parks fur ihruq- pinm- partuw from outfiidu- (Him. the building nf fires, the tinny upv tn park furniturv. tht- use «if tin- pnrks fur inmmmi purposes. the ahusc- .f tmlvtx, rtL‘. it can Iii-v fur» ind thr "Hakim: wf unuwml)‘ nmm-s that unulti by u nuisance- to penum- Hum: m the immmhue neighbor hood; and um order thr park ('iUhl'ii at n remain hour at night. "in a general way the board ('htl not prevent the use of the parks by nnyuzw whu rundmts himself in I dwvnt and pmpt-r manner. in the can- uf ('entrnl park, which is just nv“ attracting (-onxidernhle atten- tmn, ll is true that great crowds na- scmhle there on Sundlyn and holi- days. The polin- estimate that u many as 8,000 persons visited this park on Juiy 4 This uf (nurse over- 1 taxed the {ow a<n~~< mmprhinu this space. but the p0ht9 kept the crowd in good order. and there Wu no com- ‘ plaint from imyune ‘except that the piano wag nvemruwded and Dome of our own citizens were (it-barred from It. It has long been claimed that the Amerivnn people an indilerent to beauty, and now it is nparted thnt business houses won't hint Iny more artificial blonds. l‘t‘nplr wnh well mocked cellars have not so far complnlned of the inability of their friends to spend time visiting them. “It should be thoroughly under; stood, however, flat the Park Board! has nothing whatever to do w'i‘h the use of the tubing beach. the park- ing of can, or the Minx of the‘ crowds in the public “mu. That is‘ under mmml of the city authorities." \(b DIN'RHHNA'I'IUN IN (SF. rzhnuwi {rum page 1» This is not 3 Carnival. Just a big Amusement Enterprise for the Better Clan of People who like Clean Amusement Something Doing Every Minute, Plenty of Shade. Bring your family out and spend your vacation and have a Good Time Ferris Wheel, Sea Planes, Whip, Merry-Go-Around, Concessions DancingEvery N ight--Good Music Friday, July 22, to Aug. 1 North End Athletic Club lOâ€"Big Daysâ€" lOâ€"Big Nightsâ€"10 7: GRAND CEIEBRAHON AND JUBILEE The Wm. Cause Attractions On West Park Avenue, Two Blocks West of Green Bay Road, Highland Park, Illinois 0|" REM‘H Building Material ‘ Coalfla Solvay Coke i Highland Park Fuel 102%.:stme BU TTERnEGGSnM/IRGARINES' Lake Shore . Creamery Telephone 57 VHURCH SERVICE. Sunday a m. Il 1046. Sunday School ti: module], 'nllnvlng; Wndne-dny En'eninx Terflmn'finl Scrvtoe ll 31" \ulmuned by First (‘hurch or Chrh‘l. Scientist. n! Hlxnlund PIP 230 N. St. Johns Ave. Coal, Feed Building Material ’(Toal of all kinds, including the fa- mous CARBO Conl, Which is smokeless , and can be used in stove, furnace or boiler. PAUL BORCHARDT: Finest Quality Home Dressed Poultry CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOI Auspioes C. B. HANSEN, Proprietor You are Cordudly lnvxted m make use of the privileges of xhe Hours 9 a m. to 6 p. m Sunday: 2 to 6 p. m. 387 Central Avenue Hid-had Padguli-dfi 3pm“; 6‘} ’Nuuaan WA‘,S I"AA wurkmv at )m I PITK Elk» O‘t'fa‘ brvthn-L from B before a Ihl'Fp ('1 Park diamond. full. and muxy I hm»: \r» “at“. UM membvr.s of ”re. journryrd hen. t4 rides. Th? Kama w. ouL Hem-Icy nbly nuisr‘i by (I! the Wm. H} helped make me An unuqul p (be firm inning. two nwn un ha man 21 In“ hall gmni {m ihl'no i‘ hit ”15:" uh mud u. mm}. Hassle! W '1 Another *VN land Park: Next dw'h!“ .1- p141 UH “'Uhan' ‘ E Sum! ‘1“er Q,\ (HI UH! at \V ”has" Km” (‘unlu RINK. H. I’. Elks Highland l'u “'hhHrTUHk . Hm (-leitt‘nt'. L‘ Hark. 3' Hem-'1” p \thr 9’ “190. c [Hm- “land Mn)“: nuts 1‘“! by plU‘hC hiu Whiu, ‘ “'ahlhmok. K (iarlmm t2l', 1H ‘2, Rm!“ “1451mm Kit-nap 9 Hue hind Wilson. 3"» (“our“); 21 Limznmn, e The eurm the Highland reorganiwd I (elbows: President; ; ory board i. were dism- given a; (~th it win he undym W!) hen (‘hicm physician u m nnd be LOTUS] hl‘lerL r! “13}. 4 \or’ H‘ xv“ Sammy wk 19m Hm? Secretary. Executive Dr. A. R. Dr. KPH“ Plan to sician Dr. Rob A joint The fin“ 2111‘ thY Hen r)‘ EAN u ui 9km uh” Aug