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c t > M ; OF LIFE AT SEA €5 [n PE 1t * & PE [;u! 3 it + 6t PAGE FOUR DISPLAYED AT IN8TITUTE How fascinating is & life on the ocean wave, with :x"lmt filled with the freshest air, where the eye may drink in the colors of sea and sky; where the mind is free to roam and the soul is bathed in the radiance of God‘s great outdoors. Bentiment? And what would | life Bbe without such dreams*? â€" These thoughts pass through our minds ‘as we pause in front of the paintings of the sea, done by William Ritschel, who in times past has given us such wonderful canâ€" vases of the spirit ‘of the sea as shown along the California coast. _ You sense the | gallapt struggle these gnarled monarchs are making as they bend beneath the trade winds and thrust their branches out in desâ€" pairing gestures. Then there is the derelict, riding in the trough of the sunsget sea, with a world of loneliness expressed in the abandoned, shipâ€" wrecked vessel. °â€" A stormy, rock bound ¢odast is seen in No, 1, which hangs on the west wall. Here the anger of the sea is sensed, as the storm gathers force. The sullen sky is grayed twn to one solid color, as threatening as an angry gather with m birch whip. You cah see the repressed bogom of the ocean as it shrinks under the lash of the wind and sends up little whimpers of protest, voiced in stinging spray. And No. 9, showing some .of the storm beaten cypress tresg of the west coast, has a quality in it of restrained color that is real art. 6 4 Canvasses of William Ritschel Now Exhibited Fascinating Glimpses of Life on Ocean Wave is great vessel, one feels, is shooting ahead with tremendous energy. < On either side of this painting Ritchel shows likenesses of ‘girls: native to the South Sea Islands, dusky beauties scantily clothed, yet living in a land of vivid color. ; + ' His exhibition of some twentyâ€"three pictures opened at the‘ Art Instittite Tuesday last and will be continued until January 24. Of the paintings the one showing the great sailing ship plowing through a school of porpoises is remarkable for this feeling of freshâ€" ness, for the feeling of a certain tang in the salt air which fills the bellying sails to the bursting point, The painter has achieved a remarkâ€" able sense ofâ€"a forward and‘upward movement in this picture, for the 50¢ Pipe and Can of Your Favorite 3 for Gem Shaving Outfit Both for ... â€"FREEâ€" Surprise Package Eveready ~Shaving Set $2.50 value ... ......_.% Jergen‘s Toilet Soap 9 bars to the boxs... Egyptian Palm Soap,‘ 10c each; 3 for ........: Rexall Soap; 15¢ val@q, WELL WORTH 35¢ â€" FREE WITH EVERY $1.00 PURCHASE 15¢ Tobacco for the children When accompanied .by an adult CARA NOME FACE POWDER LIGGETT‘S CHOCOLATES HERE ARE so%sn MORE SPECTA SsMOKEsS FOR THE * MEN BALLOONE or FLYING BJRDS Miniature Size for the or . 49¢ 3/ 88c 29¢ 33¢ 27¢ 89c be written in its patent office, but in this countty the historian might be embarrassed with ‘the wealth of his source material. Up to 1880 the law required ‘fpplicants for patents to submit models, ‘with the result that the patent office received 155,000 models. To take care of this collecâ€" tion since 1884 has cost the governâ€" ment morg than $200,000. . â€" _ By wnwfiof reducing the expense of careâ€"taking, the congress has authorâ€" ized a imission "to select such of the Patent Office models and exhibits as may be deémed to be of value and of histqri¢al interest and cause the reâ€" mainder‘ 6f said models and exhibits to be disposed of by public auction, gift to federal, state, or private muâ€" seums Of institutions, or returned without e&pense by the government to the origifial depositors or their repâ€" resentatives, â€" where demanded in writing by them." careâ€"taking, ized a im the Patent O as may de of histqrigal i mainder® Of s Amon?the models are the first telephoné, the first sewing machine, and â€"ot _epochel devices. From them was created a new world of comâ€" forts and conveniences for the benefit of mankind. With the substance of those mioédels is embalmed the fertile ingenuity of ‘Americans of the long ago, but their works are no less sigâ€" nificant‘ Of these times, when every day somMthing‘s done that couldn‘t be dong. j â€" Three golors have been selected for primary.gl:xmffic control: Red to stop, yellow fgor caution, and green to proâ€" ceed. C§greful experience showed that at a diQtance the red signal lights were mogst easily distinguished from other cgors, and require the lowest light intensity for unmistakable recâ€" ognition, A red light of 75 candle power auld be distinguished at 600 feet, on éhe average, but a green light had to be of 250 candle power, a yelâ€" Accidents will happen to the best of motori but the odds against them will be less when traffic signals are standardized throughout the country. In that belief several highway‘ and engineeéring organizations have agreed on a codg to include the use of luminâ€" ous and nonluminous signs and sigâ€" nals. °@ t Urged That Same Type of Sigâ€" tno'&A *:Onr Best | $1.00 val _ K LL C nals for Sqgme Order Be a%Usvedsgh’:nemlly 1;POUND of HOSPITAL COTTON EOur Best General Tonic E-;:l.oo walue .........__. is ounces 6 ounces ;Tooth Paste jlarge size ... Friday and Saturday, January 14 and 15 EXALL ORDERLIES Es0c size fi'hir’ty-aeven years of successful. Drug Store Service have just been completed. Our continued growth is due to your patronage for Which we want to thank you. In celebration of this event, we are offering for sale many of our leading sellers in all lines and for the zemnd time in the history of this store we have included a reduction in prices of our own label medicines, such as Cough Syrups, Head:« ache Powders, etc. Along with our sqles plan we have added gift features which are listed to the left. These are all free to anyone makâ€" ing a visit to our store during these two days. REMEMBER THE DATES â€" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 14 AND 15. ILK of MAGNESIA at::.... 4 ounces Special â€" Applicator bottle 1 ounce .........l.ll. NCTURE IODINE YCERIN ROSE WATER ounces C SIGNALS "ANDARDIZED, PLAN M â€"SALTS 5 YARDS of GAUZE ESERVEPA" pg | light (1,000 candle power, ’Esffz' PA’BE-N;"B i:m}-'uu and lmMm of Models Submitted | Signals should become so far tors; Not Required || the?, would Prompuy cans Do So Now vises éthe Nation‘s Business 59¢ 59¢ LA EGELER‘S _ _ th ANNIVERSARY SALE _ ~T19¢ 39¢ 39¢ 19¢ 19¢ .. Te _ 13¢ ...19¢ low light signals should become so familiar that they would promptly cause the deâ€" gired reaction from motorists, vises the Nation‘s Business. But efâ€" fici of the signals depends on the color sense, and color blindness is common among men, doctors say, Ll- though it is a rarity among women, That | conclusion â€"may explain why womt%n never miss a bright bit of color| in a show window, be it hat, gown* or lingerie. Butit doesn‘t exâ€" plain| ‘the wear and tear caused by folks| who see red all the time. The hue and cry over the traffic problem has had expression in all sorts of sloâ€" gans.. Why not "Be sure your colors are rfzht, then go ghead?" F. Gray and wife to C. O. Brown. WD . $10. Lots 1 to 9 and 11 to 15, incl., Brookhill Park, pt Secs. 8 and 9, Libertyville. + lett. | High{ Lil Bart] vinia and : Wast est. F. |H. Bartlett and wife to W. C. Warneke and wife, jt tenk. Deed $10. Lot 1, blk 3, Ravinia Highlands, pt Sec. 86, Deerfield. H.|D. Hill and wife et al to Maâ€" thilda ‘Spielman. WD $10, Lot 26, Hill and Stone‘s Shore Crest, pt Sec. 36, Deerfield. Lillian P,. Kelley and husband to Phelps Kelley. WD $10. Pt S. E. qr of Sec. 20, Shields.‘ _ . â€" F. H. Bartlett tr to R. E. Maysack and wife, jt tens. Deed $10. Lot 6, blk 11, Bartletts Lake View Estate, pt Secs. 5 and 6, Shields. State Bank of Chicago, tr to C. E. Lowes and wife jt tens, Deed $10. Lot 18, 1st addn to Ravinia Forest, pt Sec. 36, Deerfield. 8750i land vInIA Loyuise Brandonisio and wife to E. Soedman. WD $10. Pt blk 25, Ashley Mears Plat of Highwood, Sec. 15, Deerfield. _ D. ‘McLane and wife to F. H. Tuckâ€" er. WD $10. Pt lot 25 and all of lot 24, blk 23, Highland Park. | M.‘M. Grossman to S. Ransom. WD $10. Pt SW gr of the SW qr of Sec. 29, Deerfield. _‘ o P. Baker and wife to A, M. Baker. WD $10. Lot 52, Washington Circle, Lake Forest. ' APEHARMACYR i $1.00 sizeâ€"pint Sale price ... PURETEST â€" RUBBING ALCOHOL The Alecohol that does not irritate | the skin 7 1 Pint HIGHWOOD ... _ I1LLINOTS. | Telephone 222 â€"1400 : EAL ESTATE: TRANSFERS Lot 1, blk 8, Ravinia Highâ€" , pt Sec. 86, Deerfield. th Waller and husband to F, H. ett.© QCD $1. ‘Lot 1, blk 3, Raâ€" Highlands, pt Sec. 36, Deerfield. M. Hess, and wife to F. H. Bartâ€" QCD $1. ; Lot 1, blk 3, Ravinia ands, pt Sec. 36, Deerfield. _|, . y B. Green and husband to F.; H. ett. QCD $1. Lot 1, blk 3, Raâ€" Highlands, pt Sec. 36, Deerfield, Griffith and wife to J. L. Frye vife, jt tens. «WD $10. Lol: 1, ington Heights subdn, Lake Forâ€" T. Co. to F. H. Bartlett.. Deed 134 Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Gauzets (Sanitary Napkins) IHIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS REXALL IMPROVED 43¢ Sale Price ;150, and a b 49c¢ 79c pt Regular price $1.50 Special ... $2.25 Value A hot cup of coffee at noon makes the‘rest of the day bright ICY HOT « LUNCH KIT " R. L. Thorsch and wife to G. H. Rogers and wife, jt tens.: WD $10. Lot 11, Thorschs subdn, pt Sec. 25, Deerflield. KING OF SIAM LIKED â€"~THE BRIGHT LIGHTS proved himself the greatest enthus~ jlast yet discovered on the subject of electric lighting, according to a reâ€" port of the Sizamese Budget commitâ€" tee which is settling his finances. Wednesday evening "Der Rosenkaâ€" valier" will be repeated with Elsa Alâ€" sen, Edith Mason, Rosa Raisa, Alice d‘Hermanoy, Anna Hamlin, Lorna Doone Jackson, Florence Misgen, Clara Shear, Helene Samuels, Jose Mojica, Ledevico Oliviero, Albert Rapâ€" paport, Theodore Ritch, Alexander Kipnis, Giovanni Polese, Desire Deâ€" frere, â€"Antonio Nicolich; Weber conâ€" ducting. ; f ~ In a land where the. sun shines daily and where smoke and fogs are practically unknown, the royal bill for electric lighting the palace at Bangok and other residences amountâ€" ed to $187,500 a year, or more ‘than $500 a day. «*f > is Continued from page 1, part 3 Wednesday at 2, "Carmen" will be given at the last of the midâ€"week maâ€" tinee at popularâ€"prices, with Mary Garden, Eide Norena, Fernard Ansâ€" seau, Giacomo Rimini, Edouard Cotâ€" reuil; ballet; Polacco conducting. Thursday evening, "Boris Godunoff" will be given its only performance this season, with Augusta Lenska, Anâ€" tonio Cortis, Vanniâ€"Marcoux, <Jose Mojica, Edouard Cotreuil, and Virgilio Lazzari; Polacco conducting. Friday evening will be devoted to the annual gala performance for guarantors only. 194 i k q * _ Saturday matinee "Judith" and "Gianni Schicchi" will be repeated with the same casts. Saturday night the Chicago season will close with the season‘s only perâ€" formance of "The Masked Ball," at popular prices, with Rosa Raisa, Clara Shear, Charles Marshall, Richard Bonelli, and Virgilio Lazzari; Sabino conducting. ~â€"The préseflt King of Siam, it is said, expects to reduce this item of his household economy. fth% The company will leave for Boston immediately after the performance and begin its geven weeks‘ tour which will carry it to seventeen of the naâ€" tion‘s principal cities. OPERA PROGRAM FOR * _ FINAL WEEK FINE Being urged to go in for more home life, the family all stay at home anyâ€" way while the Christmas gifts are being distributed. Special $1.59 â€"FREE â€" Palmolive Tale. Palmolive Shampoo UNCLE SAM WATCH (complete) 50c $1.19 s PRESS WANT ADS BRING MALTEDS / HENRY‘S Horehound Drops per. Ib. â€"cc3. i0300 Assorted Talcums each 19¢; 3 for ... Mixed Hard Candy 40c value ... Rubber Gloves $1.00 value ... $1.00 Symphony Lawn Stationery, all colors ... 1â€"lb. Liggett‘s Chocolates $1.00 value; this sale _.... Kantleek Baby.Pants 50¢ value ......._...._. Guaranteed One Yearâ€" 3â€"Heat Electric Heating @4A During Saleâ€"15¢ Try One of Tony Sarg‘s Marionettes Thursday Afternoon and Evening | January 20th, 1927 at 4:00 and 8:00‘p. m. i i i j : presenting ) 17 | Tickets $1.10 U oc Balcony 50c for Young People * On Sale at Gsell‘s Drug Store, Highland Pgrk & Ravinia | Krafft‘s Drug Store, Lake Fore Directionâ€"Rachel Bugey Kinsolvi ¢ > "Al Baba and the Forty | Teacher of Piano ELM PLACE AUDITO Highland Park _ Residence studio: 820 Ridge Terrace, Evansi Highland Park Studio, 855 Central A Ees EV ANS $4.98 29¢ 59¢ 29¢ 43¢ 50c 79¢ T79¢ This Sale ite,antoriect degien Bc en W | . h‘"! :umm or GreBe, 35¢ Powder Pufl'nj. â€"â€"â€"â€"st«»»... 20€ $1.50 Hair Brushes *.._}._[..._.._..8%¢ Lemon Extract, 2 oz. 41. .: csscR Assorted Spices ............3 on â€"renincicns s Bâ€"oz. Aromatic Cascara ... ‘..............19¢ Jonteel Cold or Vanis ing Cream 39¢ Aspirin Tablets, 100‘s ...._.............59¢ 50¢ Bay Rum .........._..._l.............89¢ T5e Bay Rum, pint ...;...........59¢ Hiasol Hand Lotion ... F........_18¢ 4â€"0r. Quinine Hair Tonic | _____...38¢ 40c Tooth Powder ... 3 ooo ie 50¢ Bouquet Ranee Taleuth _ Rexall Shaving Cream __..._.._....19¢ 25¢ Laegeler‘s Cough # uo en ce ce#\ e in e a ‘ Arnold P Uuuptbp in the same fashion â€"â€" No exâ€" perimenting for to pay for. We get busy and get throughâ€" that‘s why our / are called "very. fair." . |=} THURSDAY, PLUMBING Arx HEATING Tel. H. P. 561. Peterson « MME- 885 Roger W Ave. Evanston. ET there in a SONORA 18, 99 62 4 >