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Thursday, Dec..18, 1930 VOTE ON SANITARY _ ; . BOND ISSUE DEC. 20 : of their residents. We can no longer shut our eyes to the pollution going into the lake at the present time. Rockford, Peoria, Springfield, Aurâ€" ora, Urbanaâ€"Champaign, Bloomington, Wheaton, Decatur, Elgin, Galesburg and many other cities all have plants of the character proposed to be built here or are now building the same. There is no reason why the north shore should lag behind these other communities. The North Shore Sanitary district proposes to accomplish the removal of pollution from Lake Michigan by the following: means: ~~Plants to Be Erected (a) The construction of new moâ€" dern sewage treatment plants at the following places: Place â€". Estimated Cost Winthrop Harbor ......._..$ 38,500.00 Waukegan .......................... 736,000.00 Highland Park (Cary Ave.) 160,000.00 Place â€". Estimated Cost| Winthrop Harbor ...........$ 38,500.00 | Waukegan ...................... 736,000.00 | Highland Park (Cary Ave.) 160,000.00 | (b) The construction of additional‘ units to the present sewage treatâ€"| ment plants at the following places: Place ‘ Estimated Cost North Chicago ...c.....$ 124,50()‘00} Lake : FOIOBE: â€". w smmminisens 47,500.00 Highwood .............1........... ‘ <93,500,00 Total of all the projects $1,200,000.00 The program has been carefully worked out by your trustees and ap» proved by engineers of national reâ€" pute. ‘The project is right and the project is needed. The cost is very small. 1t is proposed to retire no bonds during the first four years. Then the bonds will be retired proâ€" rata over a period of 16 years.â€" The cost to the taxpayer is very small. To a taxpayer now paying $50.00, the cost will be an additional $0.64 per year approximately for the first four years, and after that, $1.36 for the first year andâ€" reduced each (year thereafter as bonds are retired. Now is an economical time to build while costs are low#and while labor needs an outlet. . It would be poor economy to trifle with the election by not votâ€" ing as the preparation for the same costs money. _ If the election should fail to carry because of the indifferâ€" ence of the voters, it will be the duty of the board and the state departâ€" ments charged with the duty of the purification of the water supplies of the State, to require the presentation of the proposition to the voters again in the near future, all of which costs considerable money. The board has conscientiously prepared â€" this . proâ€" gram, and in pursuance of its duty is very desirous of having the citiâ€" zens grasp the opportunity at this time to clean up our bathing beaches and protect the source of our water supply. % _ Vote "Yes" Will you not look to the health and. cleanliness‘ of your community by voting "Yes" at. this election. After all, the important thing to keep in mind is that we are taking our drinking water from the same place where we are pouring untreated sewage into the lake. This is danâ€" gerous and intolerable. A vcie "Yes" for the bond issue will remedy this condition." (Continue Board of Trustees of The North Shore Sanitary District, By John Oliver, President d from P age Polling Places | The polling places and precinets for this section are as follows: “ City of Highwood. Polling place â€"City â€"hall, Highwood. All of the City of Highland Park north of a line described as beginning at the intersection of the west limits of the district with the center line of Gray avenue extended west; runâ€" ning thence east along the Gray avâ€" enue line to the Shore line of the North Shore railroad; thence along the center line of the railroad to the center line of Beech street; thence northcasterly along the center line of Beech street and said line extended to the shore of Lake Michigan. Pollâ€" ing placeâ€"Murray and Terry Office, Central avenue and Sheridan road, Highland Park, Illinois. _ All the balance of Highland Park lying south of Precinet No. 14 Pollâ€" ing placeâ€"Store at No. 897 Roger i Williams avenue, Highland Park, Iliâ€" nols. low Cab fifth, and Reliable Laundry in last. Joe Guerri passed Hans Nelson in the individual average last Thursday night. There will be no more bowling in the Major league until after the holiâ€" days. The proposed construction will provide employment for many perâ€" sons. â€" Your board of trustees pledge themselves to have local labor and materials used on the construction work. A Tavorable vote on this propâ€" osition will be a vote for health and cleanliness. Bowling League Results During the Past Week Sweetland Drugs are now tied for first place with the Moose Lodge team. Highland Park State bank is in third place only two games beâ€" hind the leaders. _ Highland Park Press is resting in fourth place, Yelâ€" low Cab fifth, and Reliable Laundry H Yellow Relin ble Joe Guerri . H. Nelson . R. ‘urelli J. Picchietti J. Karsten Geo. _ Kurg 9. Ori ... J. Nizzi 1. . Boidini Society Cleaners upset the strong Walter, the Tailor team for three games. Bowdens Market took three from H. P. Beverage, Sun Set Cafe won two from Reliable Laundry and Bernardi Hardware won two from Bock Service Station. There are two teams tied for first place and the rest of them all bunchâ€" ed together. It‘s a pretty close race for anybody trying to pick the winâ€" ner. We will leave that up to you bowling fans. x Walter the Tailor . Sun Set Cafe ... Bowdens Market ... H. P. Beverage .. Bernardi _ Hardware Society_Cleaners .. Bock Service ... Reliable Laundry .. T. Fraunhoffer dividual average place goes to Joe State Bank Press nd â€" Drugs Lodge ib aundry League Standing League Standing Junior League Individual is leading the inâ€" with 174, second Rubotini with 171. 20 14 20 15 19 THE PRESS 914 898 £96 876 869 21 21 19 16 12 10 198.17 108.5 186.28 186.17 30160 20648 29578 28920 28605 181.30 28685 #5.10 #4.20 £8.18 11 16 16 18 20 28 ppmagaigeinaigieigigigigieigiqiaigigierererends 2â€"32F Whippet 4, 1927â€"28 ; 83.85 E â€"2â€"60 Willys Knight 70A, 1927â€"28 $7.00 & §g 1â€"60C Willys Knight 66, 1925â€"26 s6.00 #A BF 1â€"11J Chrysler 65, 1929 #7.00 41 S 1â€"43H Whippet 96A, 1929 s3.85 % §g 1â€"14F Dodge Victory Six, 1928â€"29 $5.60 #t Â¥F 2â€"30D Ford Model A, 1930 s3.00 5 €â€" 1â€"69D DeSota Six, 1930 so.2s j a Also a number of Winter Fronts 5 _ at a big saving. X Haak‘s '} @ Auto Supply Co. kg 25 South Second Street Highland Park 391 AUTO HEATER & CLEARANCE SALE & 1â€"60A Willys Knight 4, 1921â€"22 1â€"4H&j Buick 121 W. B. 129 W. B. 1929 2â€"4G Buick 116 W. B. 1929 ' 1â€"20B Ford, 1927 2â€"4L Buick Series 50 and 60 = 2â€"60G Willys Knight 66A, 1928â€"29 1â€"4F Buick 1925â€"28 Master Six 2â€"20C Ford, 1928â€"29 Model A 1â€"8F Chevrolet Six, 1929 No. 1â€"11H Plymouth, early 1929 2â€"11E 243C 2â€"8G Chevrolet Six, 1930 1â€"43J Whippet Six 98A, 1929 1â€"20A Ford, 1927 Car We are selling our entire stock of Francisco Heaters at a discount of thirty to fourty percent. The folâ€" lowing are some of the many heatâ€" ers we have in stock. Whippet Six, 1927â€"28 Chrysler 70â€"72â€"75 Year Our Price £6.00 #7,00 #7,00 $1.80 $7,00 82.75 85.50 $5.60 $1,80 $4.20 $7.,00 $5.60 $3.85 #7,00 $7,00 $3.85 $5.60 $3.00 $6.25 i §§