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CHICAGO If the grass of every lawn of Highland Park was allowed to grow for just one season without being cut, every Dandelion would be choked “out We never find them in the meadows when the grass is 18 inches 1n height. The next best way to Overcome them is to create a heavy thick Turf on your lawn, the heavier the stand of grass the less room for these troublesome weeds, and this necessitates cutting a lawn every week once, at the least, which requires feeding 1n order to enable the roots to furnish nourishment for the plants otherwise your laum will soon run out for it is contrary to Natures plans. Every lawn of which fair results are expected should have a good dose 0f fertiliZflI' and seed even; snrinor hnfh might in hp umrlzmâ€"l inn-1 Hus olir‘nna emu. oknm' wm mi-..“ -41.... ...1_:-L -1! -1.-- u L Chicago Wlakmn. Illinois. March 16. 1914. E s. GAIL. Attorney. ‘ . Public notice is hereby given that the Subscriber Administratrix of the Estate of Catherine Mthddem- deceased. will u. tend the County Court.~ of Lake County, at a term the'reof to be holden at the Court House in Waukmn. in said Coun- ty, on the first Monday of June next. 1914, when and wheretall persons having daims uninst aid estate are notified .nd requeuted to present the same to aid Court for adjudication. way Lurn { Adminsmuizé ' News has been received of the death of Mr. William Ayres Lamson. on Satur- day. March 21, in New York. from the effects of an operation for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson. the latter formerly Miss Marie Cobb. have many friends here in Highland Park 'where they were married fourteen years ago. They re- sided in Washington. D. C. during the time Mr. Lyman J. Gage was secretary of the treasury and Mr. Lamson was associated with him. Afterwards he went to New York when; he went into business and has resided'ever since. The funeral services were opened by Rev. Peter C. Wolcott. Rector of Trinity Episcopal church. followed by a deputa- tion from the General George H. Thomas. Post G. A. R. of Chicago, who gave the solemn Ritual of that body. The exer- cises included the reading of Comrade Mihills’ army record. After each veteran had stepped forward and with appropriate words placed a symbolic offering upon the casket, all joined in rendering two well chosen hymns and closed their im- pressive and beautiful tribute wilh‘ a prayer by their chaplain. ' Mr. Mihills was a member of the Painsvnfle. Ohio Council of the National Union and the Royal Arcanum. Obifuuy Merrick A. Mihills. for 21 years a resi- dent of our city. died at his home, 529 Forest Ave. early Sunday morning, March 22. at the age of '72 years. He was born in Medina. Ohio and was a veteran of the Civil War. beinga member of the George H. Thomas Post. G. A. R., and the Royal Legion. Funeral services were held at the family residence. Mon‘ day afternoon at 4 o'clock. after which the body was taken to Arlington Cemeterv in Washington. D. C.. for burial. He is survived by the widow and four daughters, Mrs. Charles Hayden of Winnetka. Miss Mildred Mihills, Mrs. T. William Ready of Niles. Mich., and Mrs. George W. Rosseter of Chicago. Mhdiclfion Node. Obituary ‘otificd The Five Hundred club met on Friday me to evening with Mn. Wm. Ems! of So. Gteen Bay Rd. Mrs. C. A. Larson and Mr. M. Klimt were the successful win. new of first prizes while consolation: . were twarded to Mm E.‘ Bock and Mr. 3-6-pd W. Salyarda. 1 First Precinct: Green's Ice Cream store. 201 E Central Ave. Second Precinct: Highwood City Hall. Third Precinct: Fire Slation, Highland ‘Park. ‘ Polls open from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. l l Notice is also given that voters may vote ‘ior' or ‘against’ the poll tax at this 1election. l Additional Observer | Mr. Hugo Schneider {was host at a pleasant surprise party on Tuesday eve- ning in honor of his birthday. Cards were the feature of the evening. prim being awarded to Mrs. Fred Moon, Mrs. W. Ernst, Mr. Ed. Larson, and Mr. Henry Notice of Voting Precinct- Notice is hereby given that the polling places for the town election. Tuesday. April 7th. 1914. are located as follOWs: Dispatches from Freiberg, Germany Saturday told of the sudden death of Mn Fannie M. Foreman. wife of Oscar C. Foreman. Chicago capitalist. formerly of Highland Park. Mrs Foreman had been ill for months and went abroad for treatment where the family has been since December. She leaves to survive her a husband and two children, Gerard and Madeline. The body will be brought to Chicago for burial. Obituary Lime James Warren McDonald. the {our year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McDonald of Highwood. died on Friday, March 2011: of acute pneumonia after an illness of two days. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the North Avenue M. E. Church. In- termem was in Ft. Sheridan. Charles Gordon. for several years a resident of Highland Park, died on Mon- day after several yearsillness. pneumonia being the direct cause of his death. Fun- eral services were held this morning, Thursday, at half after ten o'clock at St. Mary’s church, Rev. Dr. O'Neil officiat- ing; interment wasin St. Mary's cemetery. Mr. Gordon leaves to survive him {our daughters. all of Chicago, Mrs. George A. Moore. Mrs. John Reed, and Gertrude and Amy Gordon. THE HIGHLAND (PARK mass HIGI E. E. FARMER Town Clerk. Adv 4-5 Obituary } swag m 'W‘ 7 '7 can mu. '1‘. new Fin Swim. Rubbed Park. First Pym-E gnu-g pee Cram 51mm: 3. For Commiadoner of Highway: District 3 ‘ GEORGE HESLEI Election Tuesday, April 7,19“ Mmfiw7a. m. toSp. m. The pdlls at said elegtion will be open at 7 o'clock in the morning and continue open until Sn'clock in the afternoon of that date; Thanh: polling place for the Fourth Ward will be at the Highland Park' Press Building, 110 W. Cenn‘al Avenue, all in the City of Highland Park Lake County, Illinois. Dated in Highland Park, this 26th day of March A. D. 1914. That'khe polling place for the Third Ward Will be at D. C. Purdy and Son's Hardin}; Storg. 43 St. Johns Avenue. That 313 polling place for the Second Ward will be at Frank 8. Green’ 5 Store. corner Central Avenue and North Sheri- dan Rodd. Notléiia hereby given that a general electio Will be held for city officer: in the Ci 0! nghland Park. Lake County, Illinoingon Tunday, April 215t,A. D. 1914. for the iollowlng citv officers: One Alderman for the First Ward. One ”denim: for the Second Ward. One Alden‘nln for the Third Ward. One Aldcrrhan lor the Fourth Ward. That the p'olling plnce for the First wm vim be at the Fire Station Build- lng,‘0f?1¢l’ of Central Avenue and Green Bay Rodd. 31mm RINGDAHL I By Petition For Township Offices F011 Assistant Supen Isor ANDREW J. WALSH For Assistant Supervisor ALBERT LARSON FRED SCHAEFER , FoxAuapot HANK LAING For Justice of Peace Far Town Collector VOTE THE Reliable Ticket For Town Clerk :PARKmmms E. A. WARREN. City Clerk. FOR SALE ‘ Glenboe Avenue and hmoln Place OnéhdfCanhbalance4yeqnut6% Telephone 426 ‘ B URRILL’S 5 and 10 Cent Store Bear inMi‘nd that we have a large as-_ sortment of absolutely Pure Candies both fer children and growmups $3,850.00