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#93: - aaioortet. McT'rrmrtso-tma, ammonium -auedtmmtrittus.. “Molina” Width-two.- eeterqrkten-'aetgtsr '1remtatmrroitseond Bligh-young!!- mm“ EPHONE 410 CAPE GARDENER l Logan Street a' Hand. Park 2288* ., Brat manna; mm Rd-tttttive ll Me., Highland Part lighlund Park 8868 It St. Highland Park hone B. P. 851 >UNT ON LAUNDRY AND CALLED FOR. Thundny, Juno 13, 1929 DENTIST - Walks C. Terfaesy, .nd Gardens '. W. SHEDD "NTNG cougar: Bay Rd., Highland Pi. Dali-r in . BISETH 'STITUTIONS NDUSTRIES John. Ava-p Shrubbery »~'Phe-ob3ectwm~wm -fi1tsr, by-At, tortiey Hervey C. Coulson, local coun- sél'for the road. The same point; are raised each yisar. _ Vy NOTICE Sealed bidsjzill be "received by the Council w its othee in the City Hull, Highland Park, Illinois. at. 7:30 o'clock P. It. Monday. June 24th. 1929. for the furnishing of " that and materinll required to complete the Ter- razzo as Ihown on the plum 3nd contained "t 'tTteettteatton. prepared by Frederick Modes don for the City Hall building, Kighhnd Park, Illinois. Flam und "teeitleaMo- my be secured "tther " nuance of the City Clerk, City gin”. Highland Park, militia, or " the ofBee " Frederick Hodgdon. 807 N.-Michittn Ave; n n. Chlcm. Illinois. .. Each Md must be qmnkd by I etrttthd check made ban”: to the Mtmrr of the City “r Hitrhiaisd Park for the mm of not law than can 110) nor an: of the, actuate of "' momma-LAr The Council "qtertre. the rkht .to reject '1tlcv"tdalttttmifttreviiaCCGi forthe nuhlic good, - Rr order of the Council of the City of Bhtttc bmd Park, June a, 1929. "' t'r V. C. MUS8BR, M-IS . ' on, Clerk One troubhrwtth politics, is that it is difficult. for the candidates, to throw their hats. in the ring and. talk through them at the same time. L, P. Erskine and E. M. Runyard, who complained that the rate in Green Bay Ridge subdivision should be $3.36. ' i _ Harry J. McCartney of Antioch Who claimed that his taxes were er- 'tessive, and should be $205.82. j . One hf the happiest fellows We know is a man who went stone.deaf after he had. married one of those women who just, love to talk. ,Mts., Floyd. Benneshie, Wigthrop Hip-hilt, taxed $29 instead of $8.98. In Lake Forest, which. operates un- der a special charter, an eitcess of $573 was charged, it was pointed out. Other 7 Objectors Others who lodged complaints were: Edward G. Creech, Highland Park, who claimed that his taxes should have' beerr$600 father; than $2,900. - Verne Veyier, Whukegan, w'hosjhic' elated he. ' should have been ‘taxed $27.37 rather than $54347, w__", .' 7 Community Service of Highland Park; which does not-operate for profit and was taxed $1,226. . Jhresterit Irnion 1N1iritririih com- pany, which claimed an excess amount. of $597 ip Shields township. A total of $2.190 wins paid bx,_this company. An objection was made to the hard road tax in, which this railway claim.. ed that the amount was $1,448 too' high due to the, fact that the county spread- its tax' on a 53. cent levy rathér than the limit of 25 cents ’p‘ro-I vided by Jaw. Frank Dietz -of T zidir, Ehanged $4112 17 rather than $29.26. . T The Chicago & North Western Tailway todarftled tax objections in county court to tschool/road bond and Lake Forest city tax aggregating $3,273.08 and 24 other indivi4iutls and firms have already rettitsterisd their complaints to alleged-errors in tM8betur- ment and spreading of taxes. = _ _ . _ Iii-Seven Districts . , The -railrtad charged that frcsrevets ychool districts in Wisukegarr aimf Shields. townships, perfleH, West tyeerfield. Warren and Newport townships. an . excessive rate . was charged by schools. T RAILROAD OBJECTS . 'ro LOCAL TAX LEVY Northwestern Also Protests Tax Imposed in Other Dis- tricts of County - Thursday, June 13.1929 of um limo - 'iGairdi"tii; a}? 1%T had Park. County " lake My! But: of IIB. nnk, has Chill the County Court ethic Inn”, Illinoig. I eerttet, that the gallow- i imirrdvtmeist has beiit"eitmiipetad. and that it conform; “manually to the malmenb of the akin-l ordinance for tta construction of the "me. by“: The eotsiptmettoer-nret reinforced concrete payment in Bunk Ave- nue, in the City of Highland Park. County of Lake and sin. of Intact. Highland Put Speck] Ann-alien: of aid Court.Doeket No, 337,1nd that application has been ninth to aid Court to consider and determine whether or not magnet: and in aid oertiiteate no true. That d hearing will be‘hnd upon nit! applicatjon on Sunni-y. the thd 6.1.01 One. A. D. 1929, at the hour of in 110) o'qlock in the forenoon of laid (by. " the CountyVCourt Room of "id Courtyln the P.uylit aging in may)”: ttrt in load “YOU CAN’T BEAT ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION” THE PRESS Hkhhnd pun. ' T f -e m u Highland Park, mm. Juno B, an . Some people who failed to Like ad- vantage of the advertised bargains through the winter and "spring, lick money now to buy ,summer things they need. . . _ _ County Court an... " 'M In In! Lake 0005b. ' 6tgortsoeuona, In IN to in” Invitation on or More the hour of an (10) o'clock in the ton-aqua of "tChr. ----- . . Board ot been 1rrtsrroveGoitta kts. cm PUBLIC SERVICE' COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS 51 South StrJohns Avenue' Highland Park, Illinois BENJAMIN F. LEWIS, LYLE GOURLEY. J. M. 211mm. _ W. J. BROWN, Call at your Phblic Service Store and see the new models, all equipped with the new Cold Control. Or in. quire about having a Frigidaire unit installed in your present refrigerator. You may purchase “Little by Little” at small extra Cost. ' If}! (176?: iiarGua Mak " bee, ttoeoal. when 7% laid Wh' one freezing. Tuulonc llama my and whine porcelain enamel My“: annual couple; a Main - m lining. Pttee, 3355, f. o. b. Model AP " (at Uett has of hate Coartot "ho can» anhw totse.ttou.e?etutocoeitjoiaF6GiiiiT. an. in aid county. on tho Int My of. Amt next. was. Illa: and when " up no u huviu1chhm mm aid “h m 11'adl and requested to mt thou-unto “it! Court for ""d'"h",'h,, I _ 'tl, . ' , . Ant-heath Wuukq-p._ Ill, June 8. 1929. ' . ‘ GEORGE W. HELD. Attorney. “~16 PUBLIC “WC: 2'tr - ht the Subcribar 'aW,i'f,iUUt at 6iiie of Pty, .9 tfuey, W. Hill 'tttend h Pto- We are told to forget the things that are behind us. and “Way the slow pay debtors forget to ply for. the things they' have had. ( (in ace! mr2eelor. one-vie“ No. but Primal-m d 3195. Muted Rudy to plus Irs. In your homo, In: approxi- mately 4 cu. ft. of nouns am, 8 Ith. of .an apnea, two (an (out: or desserts. Mikes 24 cubes. immod- 19::er 3 lbs. of in. Dunc on up} cues-log! one-plea ADJUDICATION NWO. "