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Ni ill Fil.; Wk IE3 ig ten' t2'et'ttttt" ta In uni-up ml u bum 21tlc } e 'ttost. metron- per . no L'i';7tv11'lfnTllUit,"'tlu, 1t.Lhr.dtte,1tshtett'iehttierd. mi 1"fotth"ahg,uflh" V ' mmhthe Nanak: t ttood a My om: "up. . fsBmb'siiigt.' .. [ ( _ a driver who than mtg to sthrtitm.t"cettnr-tt1rt'iutd touituprar'inndiAUr, drawn by hot-c. . I _ light firm we on the winch , m T client and better for (thi' he ttfun_tttiatietrrtrti , ; othinz in mm watt-$111011 p, I tttettra1ttud1ritttl-t)tre. thew1tee1otiaurte dar"a trip. . _ Sandi-g on Cma- 1' fretting Hlmnd, blind cum in in 1 use with Jutnititttfrom iiiiiiii ~p Pe.emetmrrttutth_, t "tapaidfortt. F T 'Some lovely wrath: mlybetllnre. 'dottheatotdrfstttt- in: a dashes over when! can . ( n what on a hill min "ttt I: in mm thi, 'ggy",ii)tt't,i T! tyourcarru‘nniugnny. Bi, if no i kind the tttaetd id A 1ttOtr..tt9rtttomirjtottro eta“ " it. When": pot-551mm due-1 the bottom. , . _ i 1 " 1 holder” m; lost a in: see- nds in u: 2mm and it i: the» wuconds that fill the STP,trs Practice an a... _ l "; Anrttootteanstaraeara atop but it “to: red study, was; ad man wan to drive it pro Ir.. ' Good Want in the no. t - t of the expert driver. An tdot n take ehanedr. i Thwbehlndhthoonotom " moot. _ . " i, _ The beat drivers dont so in’ um. ”anutadym page t t tteta them than in plenty of t . with unfrayod new, ', Phasing} trachea the 'i,,adia,i.. ut a haxardqetoeertsattem, "mst- I tr "int uphill. The Myer may n t hear your horn; Wait u.'nti) my view of moth road that! bis f trying it. 1 [ 7 ' _ _ a Don't try to chutn‘the cal? out of mudholel. It min; tires ind dis.. pglitions. If thet rear when: are mired and it won’t mwl ode when the engine is turning very qhrwit-- and it madly ,tlt--lter up the nu- wheel: and an up the holed with “one. covered with rat or God. . Am Illicit-E _ _ 1 The driver fwho than“. tlo lo" (can when Win: 3 Whole“ anally sot- thmrh. m who Imi- tu and atop. in a muddy stretch bu gather both rolling stone! ind on, nnd em then, ”new” has 'ettit for ttteAmiir “elm m. The wisest driver is dwnyb glad help a fellow _ tut in and trou- a. all own 'dr,',,".) unno'pext. The good drivexutops Irrttlt.dpr and when meeting . (”not driv- tt 31»qu:- cnttle than: the Mud. nechaaputvaytoutontolroad troubla ta tu no Inch 9"? of the cat that it won’t have road troubles. That'a how the Vila do it. , militan- in Canaahy _ T . m who yuan car. 1tftrt,?tr6rtfeii'sthft tlthiiis one“!!! loin: an I 1tiCt8tettHrir urea in tha Monday papal-a /iiGiiil the cunaltiea. (Katina the . , that in naming other can, rtintt it about two hundrad Wet behind “a ending it a btmdrtid 1m in gfmnt if possible. Never pp: another machine ascending a hill until you kntrw what in coming up on the other side. _ r One of tho most frequent cause: of [ an "chum angina is-nmnhng with} spark retarded. . i, . _ A car driven at tamitr ter iilGrr. in miles is OW under mum}. may”: Wynn the advert“ A mum driver an “did much Nadia: Ind ”amino: at but is! a My skid by clover nil-Mutt. in. Chm “y. W! “Ito'm claim and non-‘akids, and (Him dbwly {nun pumps are wet. Thar-Tu] his. 1 . - fem “the ' thtr eduaton hurting in)“; of ad 6m, tunnel: ot_wttiehtiiittstvi, slippad an student‘s memory, any; Chris- B. mm. pm at». Chiaco Motor club. This 'titttt method could be practiced by auto- mobilo' driven to god minty“. Hm tsareview,Usson in “to driving that should be trene6etnl to the who!” as well u to.” tyre: , Slow (In! mm " dim: and and lo tho drive: o6tttd eat Behind an add a collision. i I RULES FOR DRIVING CARS PteMdmt of ”0101"th Ont. lines Points Which Have . Bteodsritedqhroitsrh ' WideBXperlaIce “In “it! to, In PAGE EIGHT milowi than: your wheel a Bull! G I!!! I ttther n to “quell in the at he! on a long an all: Goo has will go sight times f le policpnm or now superiorjir a s Mr m, an we. bath, or thanyomg ," in who Mia we} ”I. Alma FOB MONKEYS GWEN I menti- pm widowbood. mk a! motoring I at aha-i can] " on ttttaut,- Carr ”and“.-. an). I'm in "mart, Kama,” u not; novel of term American life by mum Bab bottr,etir'S Sunday in the Rank! Ind Examiner and continua-in tho' duly paper only to In maxing concludon. It is I story of love And ”alga woven around l brilliant and bunti- ful tom”, Very well worth read. mg. ' C What is the nutter with modern life as 'we live. Itand no it lived all around as? What ”count: for the Inn-cu. the Srermr," the high pitch that nuke; men and Women cut loose in a - of excitement ham their now- No one seems to know. Nominal telrof these things more " chums oftifetunaieritiesatmoaAtitsr. No lover of the rich flavor of mod~ on literature are: much, either, if the story “on: along with the speed of anything: ehopondays.‘ mal tin and involve thinning in titanium that tip and tear, at con- Won? New Novel by Mildred Bum; Tells of 89:10 Phases bf ' c. Its, Activity P WHAT m MATTER -, WITH MODERN LIFE? _ '-1'~~‘ " w ~51,V-,x".‘( MP' q-----.,--...., My...“ _ - And, remember, betoie yOu atart out shopping. that you _ look put The, local merchants have been at much trophle and expense to give the pobliegthle opportunity tom whet they‘heve to offer; their' atom are _'fi1ied with new stock; for the holiday Itrade: awfully selected to please their patrons, end they ere ready to give the beat kind of service at all times. They deserve patronage. They have the good: that will please you, nod there is no need to zoom: of 001:1 to get whet you went. Shop at ho ie' this holiday season end get thethrill: of plenum. leisurely gift buying1 without crowding And 1.11 the other diecomforfe that go with a trip to Chicago. -You will be delightfully surprised. . l Guilty. Quality sud Variety . T Hm m mod the any: products and without whichno will)!!!» can beat 'eieettoetrof, experienced buyers from the world’s most bloom new sale Inst-keg. no list is as lop: to recite. but smonzv the things adver- tised no toys, shoes, Musings, clothing. house furnishings; Hoops. hardware, radio sets, sporting goods, undies and confectionery, fruits, no. com wanes“ for the holfdsy ses- son, Christan“ , decorations, 'sutomo- 'hiles and accessories, toilet articles, books and ttt2,'tgat1t,'pg goods, dry goods sud secesso es of a lyittdtt,, sud all other lines of merchandise too numerous to mentioh. but they are all represented here, and if you will visll the busing“ district you will flnd the store windows tastefully decanted and ftile4 to osmrt1irwing with pore suggestions to aid you in the selec- tion of holiday gifts: i thfkindetttrtttro-tttttttttttrt when And when you an dogma! fen getting it, pithdut mingling in the mad mob that storms big city atom at an. "tMort. Right but. " home you will and evctythin: medial” t tsatisfactory Chriltgnu shopping tour. and am; you will ihtd "ut people wtthp1eittraftimstomtit%trrm "il no that your - mum in taken can of. All tbis' you will re- alizp by retains thtmartr and "tied advertisements in this_ issue of the Press. ' . _ 1lfRHniTillr'Mmiss " BfllihffflhI2,ItIimIt0s C _ POR ‘DRY CLEANING & DYEING RUG CLEANING & CURTAIN STRETCBING _ ' , THE RELIABLE LAUNDRY , l PHONES 178-179 . Look Over Advertisement: Continued from page one HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, 3mm run. more it??? o-tbtw",,'- baht so the it will hatredncéd to the lust poulble wort and _':' inseam That II what ilarreiitti) to have yummy“ which gun - manner in its sex-rim . in am new or adver- tuintriuid,Irt such . manner In to give in: when: the but possible serv- ice m4 hem; than have both time and mMOY-é This co-opcntién of the the .aéersisééenu in this mm walla-I5??? with trt.. PM Jeu? , V However, we are now on the job and ask you to give us a tryout. Maybe, you will be pleased and surprised at our" really wonder- ful line of greeting cards, ehildren's books, fountain pens, cigars, candy, games, and toys. Your particular attention is called to a special demonstration of the. WORLD BOOK for Christmas, Friday, December 18, afternoon and evening. This. is the only store in the North Shore district where the WORLD BOOK, America's greatest home refrence set can be examined or, purchased. These volumes are used in the public library, all schools, and over one hundred homes in HighlandPark. T _ . ' ' This will probably be the way some historian will write my. paragraph in the his- tory of our city; . _ V ' IillBg tiN D IT CAME TO PASS that r” , A " i there dwelt in the City of High- , Sid " a; 'land Park a citizen, one Albert iEilillilt , Larson, stationery who tried to. 44%;: r r supply articles useful, orna,- mental, e d u e a t i o n a l, and entertaining. Son‘iftimes he succeeded ; other times, "not so goo ‘n fm ALBERT LARSON 'rtiauet-otitatitrtitttmto (in its public mat, worthwhile un- ieir,hothtoeHtdt1-tatere 'rr',tlsattt_i-sttntstrgmmd MN. for tho public to sot tho bolt mum. Thenmpaper is the - ut Nhop window" in the world. Look this one over carefully and'uo who: it otters. b Statioher TBQBSDAY. DECEMBER W, 1925 Tommmum _ urban may: on”? hold” -ttrtart "Hehes "In.” Cttrtst-daugrsrrNmrt-. aim-nah WWI-nu, 'rt,Iytte.tfttt.ttht-uarii in HM {at and narrow WV!!! 'uheehitiTttiti 'rtsndidrurtyffrmbh'e-u'iao ,iereoddyd,i"ieueireoottxseaatiii white-own - ' is? " E: ' in be!” ”can! a}: night was 3nd I new Mull! m loin: And I much lun I tse-rt, eareBn' spa“ Mt At M “at the] CEE5CtT, will m: In: 9 Pk. this) we I up“ with“ 5000‘ m an. LET, do“ it TH LT, Err, E