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m 5300 Block Sheridan Roadâ€"â€" CHICAGO Dance Every Night (except Sunday) to the Music of EDGEWATER BEACH HOTEL 302 8. Genesee St. WINNETK A 26 Prouty Annex s Patronize the Press Advertisers EVANSTON 1621%, Orrington Ave. A W NING S Harold N. Blasius Co. We design and plant trees and shrubâ€" bery, gardens, perennial borders, make new lawns, remake old ones, drives and walks, rockery and pools, terraces. Also trim trees, take down dead ones and cut them up. Call for plans and estimates. 4 Landscape Contractor . _ 915 LOGAN STREET Tel. H. P. 2288 $. B I S E T H Concert Sundays 5 to 9 p.m. 200â€"Car Garage in the Hotel, is available for your car TELEPHONE LONGBEACH 6000 Made to _Ipdividug!r §pecifications Cahof»ieé for all Occasions Garden Furniture and Umbrellas SATURDAY, JUNE 13th FORMAL OPENING OF BEACH WALK 3#â€"pléce Orchestra of Artistâ€"Entertainers MARINE DINING ROOM PAUL WHITEMAN WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS "The Dean of Modern Music‘ and his _ WINDOW SHADES (Est. 1913) For Attractiveness f Beauty Comfort ‘Tel. 2822 Tel. 1125 Majestic 2087 T HE PRE S 8 cago daylight saving time, and will arrive at Ravinia at 8:12 p.m. Tt:li; train will leave Ravinia immediatel after the performance and ~make "a rapid return to Chicago. _ _ _ RAVINIA OPERA SITE EASILY ACCESSIBLE The North Shore Electric line has trains leaving Adams and Wabash throughout the day at 13 and 48 minâ€" utes after the hour. In addition, there will beâ€"a Ravinia Operaâ€"~Speâ€" cial every night of the week, includâ€" ing Sunday, which starts at Woodâ€" lawn, leaving the Dorchester avenue station at 6:48 p.m., Chicago dayâ€" light saving time, and making numâ€" erous stops. €*~ f There will be adequate train serâ€" vice at the close of each performance. Telephone and Ticket Service | The usual telephone and ticket serâ€" vice at Ravinia will be inaugurated on Saturday morning, June 13 at 10 o‘clock. Mail orders will be reâ€" ceived up to the morning of June 11 by the Ravinia company, 36 S. State street, Chicago. Prospective purchasâ€" ers who desire to make reservations by mail at this time should address the Ravinia company, 36 S. State street, Chicago, enclosing check payâ€" able to the Ravinia company. ~Subâ€" scribers to the guarantee fund are given first call for tickets for the two ‘M ‘n .mu,“.,:’g h «nt' .the?mn‘«l_\m«;qnm» these have been served, it is impossiâ€" ble to determine what seats will be available for the general public. If mail orders cannot be filled, the money will be refunded.. _____â€" > d wÂ¥ ) telephone reservations on or after June 13 may call Hollycourt 2000 without toll, as the line is maintained at the expense of the Ravinia comâ€" pany. Residents of the north shore towns, from Evanston to Waukegan, will call Highland Park 2727. Tickets reserved by telephone must be taken up by 11 o‘clock the following mornâ€" ing, or check sent, payable to the Ravinia company, Highland Park, Tlliâ€" nois, by â€"mail, or payment made by Western Union telegraph so as to reach the park at that time, whereâ€" upon tickets will be mailed or held, ‘as requested. If reservations are made by telephone on ~the â€"day of the performance, tickets must be paid for at the park before 3 o‘clock in the afternoon. * GeFrVvice UChargEe Tickets cannot otherwise be held, except upon payment of an annual service charge which gives patrons the privilege of reserving tickets in advance and having them held, exâ€" cept upon payment of an annual serâ€" vice charge which gives patrons the privilege of reserving tickets in adâ€" wance and having them held until called for. There can be no cancellaâ€" tions or exchanges, nor may patrons enjoying this privilege transfer their rights under this system for the use of others. Violation of these condiâ€" tions or failure to pay for seats thus ordered will be regarded as a notite to discontinue the service, and the service charge will be forfeited. It should be understood that this is a charge made for service rendered, and that the money is not returnable: This service fee may be paid. at the park on or after Saturday, June 13, or before that date addressed to the %m‘mmy,'m 8. State street, Mq + ---‘...:..-,, maltchnce s ""“““""“Y“"'""" (Continued from page 6) A restoration of grotesque prehisâ€" toric reptiles, including the duckâ€" billed dinosaurs, armored dinosaur, and birdâ€"like dinosaurs, in the form of a muralâ€"painting: 24 feet long, has just been placed on exhibition at Field Museum of Natural History, it was announced today by Stephen C. Simms, director of the museum. Place Fine Painting The painting is a gift from Ernest R:=Graham;, â€"and ~isâ€"oneâ€"unitâ€"of â€"a series of 28 presented by him. It is the work of Charles R. Knight, noted artist. 3 s The painting represents a scene on the eastern slope of the Rocky mounâ€" tains during the age of reptiles, some 60 million years ago, according to scientific estimates. â€"Dominating the picture are the common type of duckâ€" billed dinosaurs, while not far off are seen other duckbills of different speâ€" cies, known as hooded and crested dinosaurs. ~A little farther off appear the slender birdâ€"like dinosaurs, reâ€" sembling ostriches in appearance. â€"_These dinosaurs ranged in size from that of a large crocodile to that of an elephant, states Prof. Elmer S. Riggs, associate curator .of . paleonâ€" tology. They â€" flourished in North America at a period when the great planes area had recently been raised above the sea, when the Rocky mounâ€" tainsâ€"wereâ€"new,.and.when.the.. whole continent enjoyed a â€" semiâ€"tropical climate. Their characteristics have been learned fromâ€" fossil remains which have been found from Colorâ€" ado to Alberta.â€"â€" s Illinois Fire Losses During April Heavy Illinois fire losses during the month of April were $1,872,572, according to a report of State Fire Marshal S. L. Legreid just compiled. The largest loss due to a single cause was $257,215, due to spontaneâ€" ous combustion. This caused the fire marshall to urge citizens generally to participate in the spring cleanâ€"up (c&mpaigns, and to rid their premises rubbish and unnecessary accumuâ€" lations of combustible materials. _ The bandits forced his automobile off the road with their car, one of them pushed a gun into his side and demanded his money. Following his ctompliance with this demand, they also relieved him of his car.keys and Kkeys, and made their getâ€"away. Other leading causes were: elecâ€" tricity, $168,317; sparks on roofs, $80,894; chimneys, $68,947; exposure, Dwellings suffered most severely with a loss of $444,411. Other classes of property which figured high in the loss record were: Stores, $173,084; schools, $156,150; barns and stables, $122,448;~mills (saw and planing), $127,220. Highland Park Man Is Robbed in Wisconsin Nick Larson, a Highland Park resâ€" ident, was held up June 3, by two bandits who robbed him of $18 in cash and his keys. The holdâ€"up ocâ€" curred at about 3:15 a.m. on Highâ€" way 41 on the Kenosha side of the state line, near Cross lake. 7 of Dinosaur Types on Field Museum Walls Thursday, June 11, 1931