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Poase ga n aV Yda Al lsea an Jack D (4) 8t W d Sodas n}joy Lreas $44 eam 109 $00,000.0) 200.6v $ 2,600.00 $ 2,100.00 100.00 400.00 19,600 113 61,631 55.184 q W ty 00 4 987.51 161.50 475,00 838.00 1¢ 208 623.00 162 763.60 3$3.00 800 00 600.00 >¢ 100.00 100.00 1400.00 N( 0) £.20 () 48 00 )0 $t) )¢ PRESS WANT ADS BRING RESULTS -------.--.---.------.-.-----.--.-----------..------- < For Personal Service of an Architect of Long Experience : tive "Mantrap" is a part of the country in the far northwest of Canada, up there where tired business men who haven‘t walked five miles in as many months think it would be fine and viâ€" rile to go and spend their vacation, and perhaps catch a twenty pound fish and kill a bearâ€"or at least chase one.‘ Of such is Wes Woodbury, the roost nagging, conceited, aggravating old blowhard that ever graced the pages of fiction anvywhere. In drawâ€" ing him we can fairly see Mr. Lewis licking his lips with satisfaction as he piles on one more vitriolic adjecâ€" pages of fiction ing him we can licking his lips he piles on one It seems to me very much the kind of book that the author of "Babbitt" and "Arrowsmith," books which have years of study and grilling work in them might write for his own and others‘ amusement while the more serious part of his mind lay fallow He throws it out as a little thing, an incident in his writing life as it was an incident in the actual life of Ralph Prescott. Yet he cannot help using. for they are his tools, his acâ€" customed irony and clearity and inâ€" sight. To many, who, liking Mr. Lewis‘ recent works, were the first to read it, it probably seemed a rather poor effort fro mthe pen: which could write "Arrowsmith" and "Babbitt." Some of them will call it a "potâ€" boiler;" others an attempt at a "thrillâ€" er." Mr. Lewis has‘now kindly come forward and explained what he calls it himself, so everyone is welcome to keep his own opinion. "Something different" was the preâ€" publication comment by its publishers on "Mantrap," the latest book of Mr. Sinclair Lewis. The "something difâ€" ferent" has probably been echoed by each of its readers, but cach time with a different inflection. imnlving another definition of the word "differâ€" ent." Colonel House, with his accustomed modesty, has come forward and adâ€" mitted that he is the author of the novel, "Philip Dru. "Administrator," some years ago. It is being reissued this fall. The final volume of the incomparâ€" able works of Anatole France was brought out the last of June by Dodd Mead and Company, under the title, "Under the Rose." It is the book on which the great author was working at the time of his death. A portrait of John Galsworthy has been presented by Mr. and Mrs. Cyâ€" rus McCormick to the Chicago Art Institute. The portrait, which is by Randall Davey, the American painter, will hang in the Memorial Hall of the Goodman Theatre. THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1926 Office Corner Central Avenue and First Street, Highland Park, Hlinois PHONE HIGHLAND PARK 2452 J U L Y C L E A Râ€"A W AY S A LE Sports Clothes, Coats, Evening Gowns 633 N. Michigan Ave MR. LEWIS HIMSELEF JUST PARAGRAPHS The Sport Shop of Lake Forest By Sinclair Lewis Harcourt Brace & Co Two Shops REDUCED TO Chicago Hats formerly up to $35.00 Now $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 Special sale at tempting reductions of French Hand Made lingerie â€" chiffon and ‘service hose â€"wash | suede â€" glovesâ€"children‘s _ sweatersâ€" babies‘ dresses. also _/ ANTRAP" CONsSULT JOSIAH L. RICE Italian potteries â€" vases â€" â€"lamps â€" etc. RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES s Book Toruot] an interview denouncing English woâ€" men and English education, and then Englishmen come to America, and â€"after a stay of three hoursâ€"deâ€" nounce American women and Ameriâ€" can education. He gives, also, some excellent extracts from the next war propaganda being circulated freely by visiting army officials. "Coldnel Bankspark =. . . says that he was immensly pleased with the powder works on the Hudson, and though he had not yet seen the powder works on the Potomac he was convinced that they were just as delightful. _ The colonel, whose sojourn in our country is to last for some weeks, will shortâ€" ly leave New York to visit the powder works at South Chicago. He is acâ€" companied on his journey by his wife and little daughter, both of whom he expects will be blown up in the Next War. ‘ Let me close quickly before I quote the entire book by saying that we are informed that the French cabinet "is working out a plan for wiping out the whole debt of France by borrowing it from England." from her charms, offers that means, and we. whirl into a swift melodrama | of faithless Indian guide, fore;!t fire, | rescuing aeroplane. Of course there ; are the usual twists and turns with | which Mr. Lewis would have to grace | the most,trite incidents, moving to a " slightly indeterminate ending. Under "Brotherly Love Among the Nations," Mr. Leacock makes some pertinent reflections on the manner in which Americans go to England and â€"after a stay of two hoursâ€"give out In "Winnowed Wisdom" Mr. Leaâ€" cock has,delivered himself on various topics of the day, Shakespeare is given an incomparable "Outline," be genning, "Life of Shakespeare. We do not know where he was born. But he is dead." From this concrete beginâ€" ning we are given a resume of his life, works, style and personal apâ€" ncarance. The Outline of Evolution is "specially devised to swit everybody, and particularly for the schools of Tennessee." We will all agree that Stephen Leaâ€" cock is a humorist. And most of us will agree that he is a humorous one,. All .of us, at least, who rocked helpâ€" lessly in our chairs, gasping â€" for breath as we read the long ago "Nonâ€" sense Novels." * EVERYTHING YOU SHOULD KNOW, ret 14 4 LITTLE, BROWN & CO "WINNOWED wIispoMr By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM By Steaphen Leacock Dodd Mead & Co. "It is one of the very best of his long stories."â€"The Bosion Transcrip:. $2.00 at ail Booksellers Oppenheim at His Best Fubtishers, Boston Two Shops 8 Market Squgare Lake Forest, III. »Iers that means, | _ swift melodrama; guide, fore;;t fire, t\ /4 / -;-Mï¬%%-!-’%: f, . _ waATCH REPAIRINc > ‘CLOCKS AND JEWELRY | 368 CentraliAve. | Highland Rark | Phone H. P. 2443 $Â¥ DRY CLEANERS AS r_VELL AS LAUNDERERS. SEND YOUR DRY CLE RUGS AND DRAPERI â€"THE RELIABLE LAU | J. A. Torstenson&Co. RAILROAD AVENUE 1 door No. of Post Offige Highwood, III. â€" Phong 2470 [ PLUMBING & HEATING 1\ T. H. DECKER YÂ¥ plumbing independerige now. Say that you‘ll be alipve the etty inconveniences â€"off a poor glumbing system. Talk fhe matâ€" ter over with us and #onsider well the independent pfices we will quote you on the best plumbing work done fin this man‘s town. + HIGHWOOD DRUG STODRE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES M A PATRIOTI PLUMBER MAÂ¥ EAL LIVE NEPREW oF /7 my unNcue (~7 _ SaAm ! 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Stanger Telephone Highland Park 1349 Classified . ___MOTOP CAR ELECTRIC SERVICE Lake Shore Creamery Telephone Highland Park 828â€"R Telephone Highland Park 1482 TIRES Firestone TUBES . AUTO ACCESSORIES â€" BATTERIES hone M. P. 391 25 S. SECOND ST. Batteries Recharged, Rented and Repaired * Telephone Highland Park 2180 ‘arpenter & Builder Contractor Estimates Furnisbed CEMENT CONTRACTOR BUTTER â€" EGGS | > HOME DRESSED POULTRY 685 Central Avenue Paints, Wall Paper, Glass Window Shades, Auto Glass Painters‘ Supplies JAMES COLLINS Auto Painter LETTERING â€" MONOGRAMS |_ _ High Grade Work (b16â€"518 Laurel Avenue . 217 DANIEL A. FAY Telephone Highland Park 57 (Not incorporated) SEE S. BERNARDI for . 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P. 2164 PLASTERING GONTRACTORS 614 Glenvie® Avenue SHEET METAL WORKS Plaster & C::i Contractors . 652 Dee: Avenue ; m h ophone pearbors 2098 . Telephone HighlaBRd Park 299 ORNAMENTAL IRON AND_ Exterior Jazz Fin*ng a Specialty All Kinds of Or tal Plastering Jobbing Pnnug‘ Attended to Telephone Highland Park 2180 H. M. PRIOR CO. J. STONEWALL FUNERAL DIRECTORS ANY AND ALIL KINDS Dry Cleaning Â¥ Pressing Tailoring and Tairing Garments eslled for delivered United Og\amen_td Iron Works PLASTER CONTRACTOR : As Noefgxt_berg Co. sâ€"1â€"a.nâ€"s NY AND A KIND i g OFFICE 363 BLGOM Ravinia UPHOLSTERING UNDERTAKERS 888 Central Aveniie E. NELKON 495 . T. REBLING irectory DAILY O:t& to 4:00 and by appointment OosSTEOPATHY Evenings $524 TAILOR SIGNE 35 8. St. Johns Ave i8 F. Kelley, Mgr Park 5F3 Contractors # vey | PAGE SEVEN Reppéring i BB