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Snapdragons. and other Annuals for Cut Flowers â€" Landscape Gardening ‘n all its branchesâ€"Tel. 85. , The richest man in Highland Park is he who hike through Field. Woods and Ravine just now with and learn to appreciate the Trillium. the May the Anemone. to behold the dormant twigs of the Cherry being transformed into masses of fragrant t ture bursting forth in an. endless color array to ash Summer, awaken in us new Hopes. higher Ideals By planting Fruit Trees. such as Apples and Pear: we not only obtain fine shade Trees. but an annual sl to mention the Fruit,â€"there is room for: at least six Trees in Highland Park and it would be a both-1 town if they were planted. So it is with our rugged shore. beautiful Lake M Ravines and the picturesque Skokie. we have them yet many spent much Railroad and Pullman {are dusty miles to‘ be overwhelmed with sights not hall Nature had on her “Bridal Gown" during the pl during the past twenty-five years have the Native l’l Apples and the Pears presented a more glorious sigh blossoms â€" it'is almost too near home to fully apprl There can’t be a greater or more glorious t’ ling the Mother is in Highland Park or three tho nd us present you the Flowers. Send her a letter a ti remembered you. It is your turn on Mother's ay. You won't forget next Sunday. May the H Children's Mother, Her Mother or some other as Mother's Day. Honor the best Mother in t] Co” or Write easily install Red Tops. Or if you degire rallation for you. Our men are expert Our service will please. 507 Central Ave. lithium! Park. “ll-‘0' Opposite Pout Duke Phone 381 The pray-meeting will. meet I! 'vight o'clock next Wednendl)’ night. Services are held in thb church mu Sum morning at 10:“. Du- duy School meet: immodhtely an" the morning service. ind ll open to pupils up to the m of 20 ”an. The Wednesdny evening muting, which in- cludcs testimoniet of Chriit‘lall Sch!!! healing, is 1! 8 o'clock. - You are cordially invited to nah. use of the reading rah at 831 Oct tral nvenue. which in open every val ) d1) from nine o'clock In the mi until six o'clock in th and" all Sand-y dunoom (ran an tq uh; ment. .1 + 4+4+++4+5W West (“antral and McGovern St, Rm. W. F. Suhr. Pnstor. Sunday school It 9:45. Morning warship It 10:45 in Eng- Subject {or next Sunday's 1a.:- Sermun, "Moral. and immortals.” leoyd Bench will had the Young People's Society at Itven o'clock Sunday evening on the topic “My Favoritv (‘hapter in the New Test.- Wlfi++1°+ The Concordia (‘lub held in month- ly meeting Wednesday evening in the assembly room. At the meeting of the Luther League on Thursdny evening the II. a special fenture will be I lecture by the Rev. E. F. Schoehr 0! Quincy. Ill. Not only the young people but I“ of the congng-ti-n are invited to attend this lecture. lish The North Show toxic of the Wll- ther League will hold I rally on Sun- day the mh at three o’clock in the Parish house of the Episcopal church at Wnukegan. All member: of the Luther League as well u the other young people ol the church In in- vited. hâ€"Mother's Dayâ€"the day you want to remélnbcr Mother. with a few flowers, your Mother, your Mother you wish to Honor. Christmas, Easter and WM all great holidays, but not as great e world -- yoir Mother â€"â€" make'he: glad that Day or war , Mu la her Memory. ling than the thought of having mademomc Mother happy up: Sully. Let na do It {or you whether nd miles away. We will an to it that the Flowers get tide. It you haven't nosey for Men. lot a telegram. anyway. just no you will remember her. nuts of lie, Illy la]! and nlxlta alle pon the Home Grounds nower of bloasoma. mt L thousand more Fruit r and more beautitul to become acquainted pple, the Bluebell, and m Hum and the Bird mder blomoms and la- r in a New Spring and II better Thoughts. t week. never before ms. the Cherries, the -â€" loaded down with pciate all this. ht. Anotlier chigan. our wonderful all with us every day. In travel hundreds of can enjoy a ten-mile in mcnuum nu rm‘nmaumo mm. mm: ZION LUTHERAN An hour of worship on Subhth‘ manna: l: I good my to M1 mtltnde to the Creator of the world; beautiful for his loving klndneu l permitting morality to enjoy no much flu! in heavenly in this old‘ world. Try it. You will unwed-h; all the more the wondrom beauty of springtime and have the ml Joy not known to the heathen who knows; no God. nor remember- the Subhetn dny to keep it holy. w Our Sundny nthool broke tooth"! record In! Sand-y. A week baton} Superintendent 8km): [an I brief! all: nhout the needy, Dania. child-1 that everybody bring a aparial o'er in: to save the livea of orphana. With an attendant! of 106. we gave 8121.00. Can you beat it? We” doubt of another school in Lake mun-‘3 Ly can make so fine a showing. j Our Epvorth League wont to lion City In! Friday wwninx and came; out uncond in the cam»: for tho ail-‘1 ver cup. But the young people hadi‘ a royal good (inn. and came home in' a happy mood. notwithstanding puma umd and flat um. eta etc. 1 “Honor thy (other and thy loch-h or that thy dIYI may be long up- on the loud which the [Ami Th, 60“ rivcth thee." Next South! in Ha!» «'I Day. and will he npproprhuly oborrvod in the morning nervkl. Roto’ as for every moth" who stands; | Ipecinl monk-l 9mm nude! th dint-Hon of In. B. A. Pea-c. M‘ in: of sped-l numb": by tho no“ choir. solo. Ind 0th" spacial [up um will mark the cousin. In"! one who u Id honor moth-rt. cars di-lly invi ‘. Come, Next Sunday evening W“! to 1b Epwonh Lekue anniversary Spec. in! music by the choral club in HI. 0 linpd. Then will be "port! hi- oflcen. habitation and I upc- ial not“. short. and to the point, fur the occuion. Sundly lobed. ~9:N 4 Preuhinx nervice. IO Phn to plant “other Mt Tree. We have a he noon-cal all by planting now. you will all”: whole year’- mirth. to use of a this mama-nodded. llyonbn'lkuwwhmtoputnMWSfi AM! we will show you. I'll! to phat “other Fruit ’h‘ee. Let the “Kill" help plant it. It wlll noun ninth more to the. when ll grows up and they grow up â€"â€" l lllte the idea of “tackling I little cull-toil to every thing you plant. You will thlnk We of ll. With just n ma. can «eh I: Apia. Pan. Plan and Cherry um beat inc trait. 'hvo hand dam-you“ .1th We Tn- netted theomrtendolhnpcr‘neudthfllamndjulafltflcnoflhof Waukmnlutl’a mufijn-teo-pktdphntlnguAppIeOI-chfl of six hundred tminw. he'l‘reamxoinx to grow unlbehr and so will yours. “Plan to plant another Fruit Tm" should be the slogan in every homeâ€" there are nobonemudqtoomnfl,norwuthmemn [Andean scheme where | Fruit N van out a! plus. You; can't phat n more beautiful found tree that a Poor viii its dark gm shiny? inns and we like loitel! you‘of Ilaâ€"e of our patrons who pk‘k babel. o! Pears. Peaches and Apples {no- tun we planted for than. A... Id Why NU ION! Fruit- T J. I. IILIIAR! mud-nuance.” n mug-Inn LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION ’ « MAINTENANCE OF GROUNDS Pruning, Sgraymg 319d Landscape We will telegraph your order for Cut Flowers or Plants to any part of the l'nlted Sum or Condo and gunn- we absolute aatisfnctjon or money buckâ€"step to your phone and get 85. We do lhe rest. Constrfiction Estimates furnished for maintenance of grounds, by week, month or season W. EGRIFF‘ITHS ummm ~V.MAV¢.