w P Prairie Averme, Highwood, 11. PAGE TWO I would ‘be very glad indeed you that I can do this work as can Not at All It is by no means too late, even y§t tol‘)untifyyo.nr‘c+und- with God‘s own decorations, flowers shrubs. Communit Will you call me? * We flnmuymdul ) tï¬uw,ut. If â€"we hayen‘t it in stock we will it for you. ?.7 f The : who repairs Talking Machine has had of experience. We gljarantee his work. Our Piano tuner is the best in| his line. Try us and he Brass Traylt and Brass Candlesticks PR Telephones Highland Park 1103â€"1260 "The more you buy, the thore we give" PRATT‘S UNITED Reliable Laundry ATTC‘S Laundererls;J[ Cleaners _and Dvers _ ) Years of-R{kavl Serzï¬;ice Telephones 198, 179 1 618 North Greeh Bay Road Rag RI:ES Place Cards 39 South St. Johks Avenue Landscape Gaflle'nl'_n& ,‘â€"_..t of ï¬ Opmity to eon*ince but few otd tC % Shop Highland Park 523 eS us and be out and gaffed!but never conquered. What will in many people is a small yellow ine fish, as round as a ball and of quills. {.>£ An interesting collection of pike, pickerel,; muskBlonge and Pacific game and market fish, has just been plated on exhibition lt Field museum. The taxidermy of fhis cxhibit is so satisâ€" factory that it has been placed in Stanley Feld hall where it can be easily examingd by visitors as: soon as they enter the museum. [ L9 ‘ The screen &n which the collection is installed, is divided into two secâ€" tions, one sidd shows the diff. ‘ between pike,} pickerel and. m ï¬b longe and settJes the great question that always béthered anglers. "Most resort owners, says Dr. Osgoï¬ call any pickerel that weights over ‘ten pounds a muskie, but itukum\ Waltonite to land a fighting mt skie," On the oppogite side of the are lifeâ€"like replicas of Pacific ie | and a few market fish, p | the museum by Keth Spaulding. rdâ€" ing to Dr. Osgbod, the albacore, yelâ€" lowâ€"tail and sBipjack are all excelâ€" lent sporting fish and may be worn . The screen . is installed, is tions, one side between pike, longe and set that always b resort owners, any : pickerel i pounds a mtusk Waltonite to la FISH EXHI TH Mr. and M their week 6 brother, Willi Mrs. Rober Park enterta field friends Captain â€" chased a h perty from was transact Among t attended t picnic at the Emil William â€" Sei Fred Meyer two daughte Tuesday wit N. D. Lidgerwood has purchased the Harry Olendorf home. Mr. and Mrs. Olendorf ark moving‘ to St. Louis, where Mr. Diendorf has accepted a very good tion. Mrs. Olendort‘s parents, Mri and Mrs. W. B. Carr, who have béen living with them, will build a home, just south, fating the B. H. Kresst home. s Miss Malel Hammer of Chicago is visiting ‘her aunt, Mrs. Bruce Blaine. o 3 Mrs. Ira Ellyn : visit last week. Park was ah out of town guest. ? Miss Lydia Mulligan of Arlingtor Heights is gisiting at the George Petâ€" tis and in Johnson homes. / Miss Elegnor Meyer has return from campjat Fayette, Michigan. Work been started on the nevA home for MÂ¥. and Mrs. Elmï¬r’,-clavasfl on their préperty on the nmorth side of West De@rfield road, "E3 :i Mrs. Ira Hole and family of Glen Ellyn : visitéd relatives in Deerfield Little â€" hostess to Wednesday party. Do Park was Rev.. V. the Barri starts> A Mission church galow ch Mr, and ter, Miss Mr. and M day, Miss Ohio is a Johnson picnic lun Friday nc Mrs. Jalnes Goldring of High spent Tu y in Deerfi t Mirs. hur â€" Johnison { Park, Mrs, Newbell and Rhodds, of Wheaton were the luncheon gues of Mrs. alum, Tuesday. Newbell rmlayed in the Junior â€" tournament at Briergate, day. The Royal Neighbors 1 have picnic lundh on the Albert Hagi lawi, boys wi sawing, cause of the boys radios, a ized by E. Stak galow ch Theâ€"third ann j, ibald Abercromby and of Highland Park spent Mrs. Robert Pettis. rme from Deerfield, who Lake County Woodman nd Lake, Thursday, are erick, Harold Plagge, xr, William Osterman, nd Frost families. : win Weigle <has purâ€" feet east of his proâ€" rge Karch,. The deal by F. W. Russo. . Greenslade of Highland ed a number: of ‘Deerâ€" t luncheon, Wednesday. s. F. W. Russo had as | id guest, Mr. Russo‘s 1 ‘Russo of Chicago. al picnic of the Woman society of the Evangelics held Tuesday on the Bunr h lawn. i * . Stakemiller will atten on Camp meeting whic! t 22. l# izabeth â€" Hoffman wa a number of her friend afternoon at a birthda thy Antes of Highlan pâ€"was that of the ol their clay mode , ser mmocks and tos. . 1 e great interest shown n the construction of th io club has n orgs eir teacher, verend ler, pastor of the Br Mrs. Bert Bly and daug Vera of C] visit Lu. James Fritsch, last Su: arie . Ade of Chillicot uest at the hom?ï¬_af Dr. vis. B t 4 90 E HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ERFIELD NEWS IT AT - FIELD MUSEUM ORVILLE G. ST. PET | 508 Central Ave. | HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINO 9:80 a, m. Sunday School 10:45 &. m.. Morning wo ip. Serâ€" on by Mr. Wm. H. Holga : Thursday, August 28, at 8:00 p. m. ‘he Fourth Quarterly Conference. tev.. J. Hastie Odgers, the district perintendent will preside. â€" | _A cordial invitation hreflnded' to all. | 5 U Sundg:: August 24. ; Bible School, 9:30 a. m. Morn Worship, 10 :45 Christian Endeavor, 7 p. Joseph Redine. Evening Service, 7:45 . We will be| glad. to have pastor, ll;v. F, R. Cardwell, with ts again. tor‘s study. ; â€" _ iosee Mess 11 :00 mmunion 8:00â€"+Regular monthly of session in officers‘ room. are not luxuries for the rich. . v i They are economies rich in thrifty profits for you. | Cleaning and Dyi Sundayâ€" & 9:80&-Church School, j IO:StComuï¬ity Bibld, 10:30â€"Meeting of missi¢n in F tor‘s y. : ' 11 :mohmunion North Green Bay road an I Avenue Rev. Hugo Weichelt, 9:30 ‘a. m.â€"Sunday sch 10 :3q a. m.â€"Worship (1 7:30 ‘p. m;>~â€"â€"Young peoy Thursday 7:45 p. m bible study. On the last Sunday of| this month we s observe our 1 mission festival. | Mr. Herbert Borchers, |& candidate for thL ministry, will con the serâ€" vice in the absence of thd minister; On the last Sunday of| this month West Central and M <â€".â€"~W. F. Suhr, Pas . Sunday schoolâ€"9:45. English Serviceâ€"11:00 There will be no Ger this Sunday. + |â€" You are cordially in to make use of the reading room| at 887 Cenâ€" tral avenue, which is o week day from nine o‘clock in morning until six o‘clock in the and Sunday afternoon from| to six e‘clock. S f l . Services are held in} 387 Hazel avenue, morning at 10:;:45, Sun meets at nine thirty o‘¢le epen to pupils up to the years, The Wednesday ¢v ing, which includes Christian Science heali a‘clock. ¢ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH GRACE M. E. Subject for next Su Sermon, "Mind." UNITED EVANGELIECAL * vSu;x:yo‘etfleu-- j §o Boly communiol 4p so. * | The Church Schoolâ€"9:8D a. m. â€" Matinsâ€"11:00 a. m. | | f (The first Sunday ih the "month, the Holy Communion). f Evensongâ€"5:00 p. m.| Thursday and holy dkys, the Holy Communionâ€"9:30 a. m| | f The Rev. P. C.. Wolcott The Rev. Philip W Phone 451â€"1149 Green Mi Cleaners CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ZION L ST. JOHN'j EV ANGELIC M. A., Assis CH Sunday â€" school o‘dlogk and ~ is 6 lage of 20 y evening meetâ€" ebtitimonies | of aling) is at 8 tlilsh). s league. Teachers omewood overn. n service Leader tor. s church Sunday Donald, Sinclair Oilsg Gas VULCANâ€" I1ZING J Fountain Square, Evanston Prouty Bldg., Winnetka _ S A .B W_henapropertyowncwishutolelluhud estate, h Inbiotehat in e o eovnnlie ant mel or perty a reputable and enetget realtor with an excl‘:n?ve contract. (4 f ellWe, knowx;:lï¬ dtg&t“we are protected i: ‘og efforts t« 8 pro;aerty, vote every possible energy for makin sale. ewillspendmoneyadverï¬singth ‘-nropart{ Â¥hich we would not do if other brokers had the or sal The chancesforautisfactory and promptim e are obv ly much greater under an exclusive con f This system gives quick results without gosting the prop erty owner one cent more than the regular sales commis vwg 509 Central Ave. Get Yours Today and Save M _ on White Linen and Cami vas Oxfords and 'Pump_i - :. .: AllStyles. .| [ A Formerly sold ‘at $6.00 and $5.00 $3†Now reduced to â€" P 5: 1 Also a few numbers reduced â€" 10 o " ApSemrednced 1| â€" ~A D Fell Brotheri CLEARANCE SA LOUISE M. _ EVANs‘cunN B. 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