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JRSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1926 rhaps the greatest single obstaâ€" to the rapid spread of timber ring in the United States, accordâ€" :‘M-l‘c‘d-:‘mam 'b i nfi e »Far> &y, porary ar hogs reAionig it i l â€"tattoo: mlhd': legible earcasses." e w‘ f oh YÂ¥ TREES ARE NOT MORE WIDELY GROWN aimed the consumer is not getâ€" ~his share of prosperity through s reductions, but pethaps he has read the newspaper advertising. «35 UDIO ifts for Family and ornamental gifts ing at $5,00 Highland Park 2440 3A 39 HELP WANTEDâ€"Nest white maid {for/ gen« eral housework in small family ; no| laundry or upstairs work; must be good cook;, go iz Pf_â€"A* P. 419 FOR : SALEâ€"Girl‘s Johnson size 5. Tel. H. P. 971. Tree Inn, o Rpvie Can o d C7 No 1i ie to c n _ EOB SALEâ€"â€"Handsome large pedestal lamp . rop s1E 2 nlece velour livin®g r99%ukug . FOR SALE â€"â€" Furnished house gar« age iorL‘rx&t and furniture for sale; "l'n Wvnne 1 after 6:30 p.m. A. 4 8. en e i s t it en ce FOR LEâ€"F German : police ; pedâ€" Wflt..-&'.amuuh ner. el. H} P. 1395. 1â€"483pd FOR 8 Beautiful new applique idea, Cpritms wities wil he showh "-z pointment. Tel H. P. 2757. x NIEALPâ€"WM(&I]GQ'NI .hu..:fiueonn.a‘flfll:lh seal caracul cont. ‘Tel. H. P. 1 42 FOR Egru-w!n'o-bul fur cost i : i ; fine for driving. Tel. * torâ€"J FOR SALEâ€"Hoover vacuum lv!n conditign ; extra long cord; $7.50.. m FOR SALEâ€"Motor crib, $3; keeps| comfortable in car or on sleeping ‘ §190. 1231 furniture of 4 room apartment; 3 pigce silk -olnlr.“p-rlw suite; 8 piece vha-h-t!dhhl room ; library ; floor i wainut | bedroom -?::- ware ; e ;tu Wfllo;l.f:l!:l;’rh-hhl:uut: :lkc $550 fo or ve., near !Lrh t&.m Tel. rside any dresser and chiffonier, mahogany dresser and, wash stand. New Process gas | range, electric lighting fixtures; may be seen at 221 m’"'i""'u'ia'.â€"‘ni"fm" iirs, mahogany a: m-n.’nl. ebairs, m 0d and dressers,"2 single brass beds, 2 full site brass beds with box springs, fine mmhogâ€" FOR‘SALE â€" BOUGHT 4 Mo! AGO ; ful grounds of four. acres into six home sites of 135 feet each, for high dfl!m Tncd fome atiominge wih dande mos pramic with permanent views of , valley and woods not equalled on the North Shore; will mell or r-t‘mltlh' with â€"large living n;flnd â€"'fi.:“l sleeping u-â€"a‘lc:.&.’.:':‘ll hrb Te Trol. H. °P. 982. s '36-&“ POR SALEâ€"Fox terriee puppies. | Green THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1926 s > 28 [ NomL) "}ELP VVANT .'] si stze $10 ; FOR SALEâ€"Tuxedo . suit, size 38. ;$10; FOR SALEâ€"&â€"piece genuine walnut | FOR SALEâ€"Large sized wicker doll buggy POR SALEâ€"Aleazar ~#as gan be f k HAlics cack rancfer Co | * it FOR SALEâ€"Pair of shoe ise skutes, gize 6, FOR |SALEâ€"Vietrols, very good confition : o ic Siank aint". sbtoey mendte anit tone FOR SALEâ€"Shoe skates, size 5, worn rice, cost $9 will sell for $4. Tel H. P. FOR SALEâ€"At my attractive prices: rugs, m‘ on . ”vfifwlfi t“' “-'.h' I’¥ table to match, made to order 20 :m FOR SALEâ€"Massive mahogany |Naâ€" stairs work; must a ie : baot whges s seterenses. | Tel B: We will not guarantee classification of any classified advertisement that reaches this office after 5 o‘clock on Wednesday afternoon. _ â€"| â€" Telephone 557â€"558 old walnut secretary, $25 at. Lake Forest 1058. 40 . P. 1870 MYRA THOMAS Classified Advertising Manager _ BUY STORM SASH SsaAVE ON Let us take care of your ELECTRICAL TROUBLES. Estimates given free on repair and new installations. Attractive line of fx> tures carried in stock. Electric Service. ‘Tel. H., P. 2222. V. and better al} the thme Â¥ .. Ratf time. PIANO TUNING â€" work guaranteed ; experience. , Tel. B'. P. f!’!..i'um. 358. St. Johne ave, _ i _ $ prri outs _ GENEERAL REMOD G â€" CARPENTER REPAIRS. _ Inquiries . â€" Zion Ddldhg Industev. ‘Tel. Zion 35 FOR RENTâ€"5 room brick flat; stove $20. Tel. H. P. 2438.. | m Industry. Tel. Zion FOR RENT â€"â€" Furnished room ; gentleman preferred. 224 N. Second st. 42pd FOR RENTâ€"Large in No brook. ‘Tel Northbrook : 80. fl oetb 42p« FOR RENTâ€"Large furnished front room fumntwulflflog:mnfi.kuâ€" ant; private entrance. 244 N. Green Bay. FOR RENT â€" Nice warm furnished room with bath ; also breakfast and lunch if desired. Tel, H. P. 790â€"W. 302 N. St. Johns ave. 42pd FOR RENTâ€"Upstairs flat. 226 Second st. Tel. H. P. $41â€"J. { 40 FOR RENTâ€"Room ; tléman . preferred ; plenty of hot water. *‘n.uâ€"a* 42 _ FOR RENTâ€"Two 74.-3:’7*’ _fints; one with hot water heat and, the stove heat. . 25 Pleasant ave., Highwood." Tel. H. P. 754â€"R on Ridgewood drive. Tel\ H. P. 1465. â€" 42 bath ; 2 blocks from 4.1 t ; newly cleaned and decorated. 231 N, St. Johns ave. 42 FOR RENTâ€"â€"4 room fiat with bath and hot water heat ; hrtb#:; Prairie ave. and High st., Highwood. H. P. 1524. 42 FOR RENTâ€"4 room house furnished . for light housekeeping. Tel, H. P. 1168. 42pd after six o‘clock heated; all: conveniences.‘ Tel. Deerfleld 120â€" W. On Chestnut st. ( io i will share fiat with couple. 611 Deerfield nn.:mnlbh rent. Téel. H. P. 1015. â€"42p FOR RENTâ€"Furnished housekeeping rooms 131 N. Sheridan rd. $ _ 48pe suitable for one; near ?-mmdo- Tel H. P. 2887. $ 42 FOR RENTâ€"Furnished rooms for nhmc or light housekeeping; 1 block from sta ; hot water heat. Tel. H. P. 176â€"J. 42 FOR RENTâ€"Large fitt- bedroom suitable for 2; convenient to ‘all transportation. Tel. H. P. 1925. 104 S. Second st. 42pd FOR RENT OR SALEâ€"38 room cottage furâ€" nished or unfurnished ; entirely modern; hot water heat. ‘Tel. H. P. 561. 42 ru-::n‘ml&': ho Mh-iln."h; room ; m& one or women ; ® from Northwestâ€" gllfl‘m‘tfihs Address H. 8. D. FOR RENTâ€"6 room for winter at $50 ; two 5â€"room bnpmdnnu. $60 FOR. RENTâ€"4â€"room furnished or unfurâ€" nished cottage, 1â€"2 block south of Lincoln FOR RENT or SALEâ€"$So. front ; 6 rm. house with garage isting of 3 bedrooms, kitchen, also glassed in sleeping porch and glassed lower porch, pantry, store room and china eloset and well lighted t and laundry ; hot mair heat; lot 48x200 ; ion given Jan. 1, 1927. For terms Tel H. P. 587 or call at 314 N. Green Bay rd. ~ j 42pd Rrmeme noe c grnenimnd rensemenesifescannentnicemenemen e FPOR RENTâ€"Large, c-hhfi furnished room; hot water heat; hot and water in HELP WANTEDâ€"Man.to care for. furnace -Mdflnmmdfilmmu- ternoon and evening. H. P. 1773. 42 HELP W. 2 girls ; one cooking and dof aindt oc y rincy, t omibination mcond and some care of ; white; references, ‘Tel. H. P. 565. & 42 WAN%\ girl for general ;ofi?‘-%l;: amall | 3 in family. ’l'% FOR nmâ€"hmbb.g room ; suitable for e or two. Tel. H. P. 2531. 42pd FOR RENTâ€"4 or 5 room furnished flat or FOR RENTâ€"Large well furnished room FOR RENTâ€"4 room apartment; 2nd floor ; â€"FoR RENT : A Miscellaneous 2 newly decorated, heated, Nice fortable room in olhdt-\nm: also garage ave. | 39tfpd rooms ; also place for all l on o e mt e ol t n ce ce & ‘niA foas‘t . bprom Ves wex PR ~ «t d 3 S S * > is A="= AP x) - aT Â¥â€": 6 PE Harg e * C o " a “l % 81tfpd An Atlanta man is suing to recover $1,150/which he claims he won on the election. This naturally leads to the questign of who would have the nerve to bet on the election in Georgia anyâ€" way 1t }| . 4 It will} be quite worth while to beâ€" come R¢quainted with the art of Japâ€" an at jits best. It differs from any other art in the world. : At present the artists of Japan are not doing the ul ~Jine (drawing which made them the greatéest of all artists in that particular field. We must go back tp the Japan of the time of Harâ€" anobu, 1730â€"1770, to find their greatâ€" est work. There are two galleries of this Master‘s prints now on exhibiâ€" tion if Rooms 17 and 18 in the print d Ement of the Art Institute. s\ey will be shown until January 1. 3 FOR BALEâ€"Buickâ€" Standard Six coupe, balâ€" loon , 4â€"wheel brakes, seat covers, extra spot lite, heater, automati¢ . shutter, car in perfect mechanical eof and appearance; a wonderful barâ€" gain extremely low. Tel H. P. FOR BALEâ€"On mq of moving away : Jewett n, driven less : 15,000 miles ; in good condition. Tel. H. P. 1845. 12 FOR BALEâ€"Dodge sedan :; good condition ; ‘Tel. H. P. 165â€"R. 42pd ART 'OF JAPAN IS _ 1‘ WORTHY OF STUDY hotel : 0 I WANTEDâ€"Dressmakin -tsho%jgfiop}:rm Tel, Deerfield l'. '4'1.3 ‘:rrvt‘hodn WAN'rm‘fâ€"-h'w- do houseâ€" Th | window m ;. wash your ;-r a glhh it; furnaces and hot water lines . heaters |taken care of. Tel. H. P. 1604. 4ipd SITU N WANTED ‘â€"â€" Young woman needs very badly m:dn support famâ€" ‘lg: is 1 to do any kind of honest work. 1. H.| P. 557, Press office; 42pd Tel. H.| P, 557, Press offics. _ _ _ 42pd SITU wflofl WANTED â€" !‘um;e-ohhll ;g.. 1y ”.‘nP. 813â€"J. Tory Sidari. B9pdtf spotted| leg»; 8 months old; lost last Thursâ€" work by the day or week by Swed 1927:, gmall house or cottage with yard, on -ue“: tg:‘,'npt I\a‘n l‘b:l-mu:‘laoon- regularly / for 2% m-flkhhn&l Park ; "Juppi|‘. Tel. H. P. 1648 and receive special Seuppl| | Tsl If. P. 1648 and receive specinl W ED TO RENTâ€"Furnished 8 or 9 m'» x'%’hhcjvlbimh:.: "fl"x’vxmm, a2 FOU SITUATION : WANTEDâ€"As â€" chauffeur > or SITUATION WANTED â€" Furnaces taken WANTED TO BUYâ€"50 foot residential seeâ€" Wanted To Buy, To Rent LOST*+FOUND ’I{E‘F HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS ons Inger nhare tat Rt. . toor ie IDâ€"Smail dark fox fur at Moraine wniee may have by identifying same. 42 ATION ‘TO RENTâ€"Beginning May 1st, wedish girl ; P. 1710. . 4 d, 1100 Winter Sports To complete a cadet‘s athletic acâ€" tivity, there is the winter period to be‘ considered. The sports of this period, except hockey on the outdoor rink and polo in the riding hall, take place in the immense gymnasium. There are corps teams (providing places for 200 cadets) in basketball, boxing, wrestling, fencing, swimming, gymnastics, hockey and polo. Out of doors, during this period, are skating, snowshoeirig, skiing, and coasting. Those recreational activities are opâ€" en, of course, to all cadets. All caâ€" det athletics are under the direction The system of intramural athletics is so‘ arranged that every cadet, dur ing his four years, takes part in all forms of athletic sport. There are two periods, fall and spring. The fall spbrts include football, soccer, basketball, track, tennis, golf, and poâ€" lo, fencing and gymnasium. in adâ€" dition, for the new plebes, there is intramural work, daily, for two mon;lu immediately: after they enter on July 1. Although physical training of the cadets has always played a most imâ€" portant part in a cadet‘s life, athâ€" leties, as a whole, before 1890, did not reéceive much encouragement. In that year football contests with the naval academy began. Baseball was introduced in 1892, and in 1893 track and field athletics were started. Since then the scope of intercollegiate athâ€" letic competition has so far broadenâ€" ed that West Point teams meet other colleges in all forms of sport. ‘ ‘Every Student an Athlete The great encouragement for athâ€" letics at the academy came in 1920, whenâ€"compulsory intraâ€"mural athletâ€" ies were instituted. â€" This innovation !tu proved a wonderful success givâ€" ing West Point, more so than any other college, the complete realization of the ideal of "every student an athlete." t Athletics at the West Point Miliâ€" tary academy are of two kinds, interâ€" collegiate and intraâ€"mural. West Point is represented by corps teams, of course, for all intercollegiate comâ€" petition, ~ Intraâ€"mural athleties are compulsory for all cadets who are not members of corps squads. Every ktudent an Athlete the Slogan; All Sports of Beneficial Nature Are ‘ â€"‘â€" Supported WEST POINT GIVES ATHLETICS PLACE IMPORTANT IN PROGRAM f Votes given with every penny you spend â€" ' | K § Help your favorite along so she can ; Win one of the 15 dolls given away by us t( * Contest runs till Christmas Eve, 10 P. M. 2 | P mmm.ummmofmm-umhkmmwmn@, to date (December 16): I & 10. 11. 12. 18. 14. 15. 16. 11. Christmas Giving & Make our Store your Store for Christmas Tne Reoxoll store Christmas Cards â€" Christmas Candies â€" Perfume Sets ;rsw in Holly Boxes â€" Stationery â€" Trimmings for Wrapping ts‘ Dennison‘s Goods t Why not surprise her with a RADIO? y3 gr We are authorized dealers for n i ‘ ~â€" Grebe â€" Radiola â€" Atwater Kent +R s . _ Here Is How They Stand In _‘ Anita Edna Henderson Lelia Jacks Alice Artis * Thelma Goosman Marguerite Ashurst Jane Marie Heartt Margerie Shelton Helen Minorini Blossom Axt Shirley Ha&ruundsm Winifred Ison i7 Milth M::{an McLeran Lucille Orlandini Olive Devendorf Winifred Glover L WE HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF The Bureau of Internal Revenue now has on hand more than 100,000 unadjusted personal income and corâ€" poration tax returns which date back four years or more. During the fisâ€" cal year 1925 more than $150,000,â€" 000 which had been collected from taxpayers of the country had to be refunded because it was not legally due. 22 + During the same year the Governâ€" ment â€" paid out â€" some $31,000,000 interest on taxes which had been colâ€" lected and later refuned. â€" The entire administrative expenses of collecting internal revenue taxes in 1925 were approximately $37,000,000. Among interesting things connectâ€" odvithudotnthhtlcnc?v.ifl-.'w bemhdtben’rbum:::mrd- ed for excellence in le The Army â€" Athleticâ€" association presents a saber to the cadet ‘who has excelled in general athletics during his four years as a cadet. Edgerton Saâ€" ber is presented to outgoing footâ€" ball: captain. > The Memorial cups are awarded year to the best allâ€"around gymnasts. Army Athâ€" letic Association gold and silver medâ€" als are presented each year to winâ€" ners of first and second places in events in the ‘annual indoor ‘meet. There are others also: gold miniature athletic â€" trophies, other memorial cups, riflie and pistol cups, and variâ€" ous intramural cups. Because of the wide scope of these variousâ€"trophies, practically every cadet has a chance to win at least one during his stay at the academy. ADJUSTED TAXES WORRY GOVERNMENT Find â€" $150,000,000 Which Is Not Legally Due, Must Be Returned Although West Point teams play practically every big team in the east and some from the near west, yet, in all its athletic history, in any sport there is no ‘other contest to compare ;nrlh .t:e, Amy-gavy game, particuâ€" y Armyâ€"Navy football game. Traditional rivals in everything from the ageâ€"old difference on land and sea, there is nothing in college comâ€" petition even today to compare with the annual clash between the Army Mule and the Navy Goat. The "Big Three" have their wonderful battles, to be sure, but there is lacking that essential thrill that grayâ€"clad cadets and blueâ€"coated middies offer in this yearly spectacle. To date, in this seâ€" ries, the ‘Army has won 14 and the Navy 12. Two games resulted in ties. This record shows how hardâ€" fought these games are. and supervision either of expert civâ€"| In other words during the year in ilian coaches, or of expert or experiâ€"| question the int , es on deâ€" Although West Point teams play| ment almost as much mb the total cost practically every big team in the east of collection. All is illustrat the and some from the near west, yet,| intricacies and ‘tu"v‘ cies of. our in all its athletic history, in any sport | present Fedéral int nfi revenue sysâ€" there is no other contest to compare| tem and the conseq loss at both with any Armyâ€"Navy game, particuâ€"| ends. The.taxp 'p!tbplhq- larly the Armyâ€"Navy football game.| ance and expense 4 his taxes are Traditional rivals in everything from| increased because the Government the-mudwomcoonhadndmnnminw taxes which sea, there is nothing in college comâ€" it has illegally collected from him. 81. 32 18. 19. Florine McFadden Clara Forgey Rosalie Hardcastle Wilhemine Barrufh DOLL CONTEST Special provisions mre being made for the mn,nduzof holiday for going trip on train of date of sale, and good on any train scheduled to leave Chicago Passenger Terminal on or before midâ€"night of date of sale. _ . These new fares are offered as a further attraction patronize the tut.eonvenlatnd:n!uuih-b- urban service of the Chicago & North Western Ry. 74 Effective Ffld&m‘% and continuing until the Chicago & Northwestern Ry. will sell ONE DAY r.(:)m JON TICKETS FOR S ks,> _ THEATRE GOEBRS, E1C. CHICAGO & uo%unz& RY round de from Highiant Paviie Chicagy and return at $1.00. TicHets will be good For detailed information apply to 'rse::tmu.mtm Western Ry. usefulness of this: commission hwihudithia opporâ€" tunity to accomp reâ€" sults. A genuine service can be performed by m with the aid o!ug:rt anuu::v- temai u:d-d-l“q of inâ€" ternal revenue bim, cecompanied with â€" constructive dations. Will the committee up .o its opâ€" of the last seasion pf}C iss met and. elected _ Congressm me . as chairman. The functions of the joint committee as defin l the statute are primarily to in igate the operâ€" ation,‘ effects and ZH tration of internal revenue ake and propose methods of #i plifcatie A final reâ€" port must be made not later than Deâ€" cember 31, 1927. â€" / The ldast Revenue provided for a joint commitbee revenue taxation, to be of 10 memâ€" bers, five from the and five from the Senate. j committee 51. 87. 88. 89. 35. Trixie Lawle Olga Somenziâ€" Edith Kam Lucille Capits Miss Kich! ;i t prorang E. Bkhu%.. , M. 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