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rome s 2t srrUATION _ WANTED Thut sITUATION: WANTEDâ€" 76 Ql}ESBHAKING AND PLAIN sITUATION WANTEDâ€" Everything in High Grade Help â€"â€"All Nationalitiesâ€" ©â€" Nnow AVAMBlg. co::c‘f:-'- ?°i’.?.¢. artmdrant. office help. ote. _ References POSITIVELY investigated â€" ASK YOUR NEICGHBORS _ sITUATION WANTEDâ€"Employment wanted .afternoons and evenings by high school girl ; can drive car; experienced with children, Tel. ~H. P. 1398. . astf sITUATION WANTEDâ€"Young girl wishes ~ positionâ€" as mother‘s helper ; references. . 29 N. Green Bay rd. Tel. H. P. 8186. â€" 22pd sITUATION WANTEDâ€"Experienced woman wishes any kind of housework or will care for children. Tel. H. P. 1069. â€" 22pd DRESSMAKING WANTED any kind of sewing done in your home; best North Shore references ; will work â€"reasonably._Tel. H. P. 3149. .. 22â€"24 PIANO TUNINGâ€"A!ll work gusaranteed ; SITUATION WANTEDâ€"Washing and jronâ€" ing to do at home at a reasonable price ; called for and delivered. Tel. H. P. 4271. SITUATION WANTEDâ€"For House and Rug Washing, call North Chicago 3882 for servâ€" SITUATION WANTEDâ€" 5 CHAUFEUR SITUATION WANTEDâ€"Young. capable gir) wishes to care for children evenings. Tel SITUATION WANTED â€" Girl desires position PAINTING, â€"PAPERING,,. and . DECORATâ€" INGâ€"Good work : trb. reasonable. ~ John Christenson. Tel: P. 760.. 25tf STTUATION WANTEDâ€"Large hnfli washâ€" ings by .xgcrlnnd laundress ;. ealled for and delivered. Tel. H. P. 824. 21pd SITUATION WANTEDâ€"Young girl wishes to care for children afternoons ; will take them to lake.© ‘Tel. H. P. 410. 20pd with many years experience wants to keep small sets of books ; evenings or at your convenience. Phone H. P. 2970. 6â€"10pd WANTED ~TO Yâ€"â€"Smail .. g".'l-: also kitchen :& Qf-.m H. P. 8824. hn $ _a* apls BJ 22pd rofit Through These Ads Tel. Highland Park 2048. mates free; charges reasonable. H. P. PAHNKE as stenographer or general office work, perâ€" manently or during the months of July or August ; experienced and best of references given. Tel. H. P. 410. * 14tf TUTORING for summer; in algebra, trigonometry or arithmetic. % Tel. H. P. 405 16pd WANTED TO RENT 5 October 1; unurnished house in main Highâ€" luwmm:nmhm-nfl .ullncz:autflth-ulnwth rooms ; | & rental a o&cnr- ticulars in reply. Am "P. "h-“ 1631 Benson Ave., Evanston TEL. DAVIS 8116 NO REGISTRATION FEE UNDER STATE SUPERVISION istf iv, July 30, 19 WANTED to RENT LEE EMPLOYMENT â€"~â€" AGENCY WANTED TO BUY MRS. SMITH Phone Highwood 2790 BOOKKEEPER 6tf Robe a.rrmn--u same, : ld.";‘! for baby AT s "om ealling use is and paying "Hv"-n-o 5 identfying LOSTâ€"Lady‘s vhi:‘!:ld wrist watch ; IMliâ€" nois Watch Co., ; ymhba‘cm on corner of North Sheridan and tral ave. or in North Shore Trust Co. Bank. If finder * ven. * Pet*H. â€"P. CS * > * > t LOSTâ€"A cbw %H wrist watch with a link cha on alnut st., Deerfleld or Laure! ave.; the engraved initials V.S.F. are on back of watch; was lost on July 22, 1981. Notify by phoning H. P. 914. 22pd HELP WANTEDâ€"English nurse for children 2 and 5; references required. Address D. A. J. Press office. 22 HELP WANTEDâ€" WAITRESS Highwood Cafe HELP WANTEDâ€"Man to work with me sellâ€" ing REAL SILK hosiery and lingerie; good pay. Jerry Leaming. Tel. H. P. 575. 22 HELP WANTEDâ€"Experienced man to reline brakes on Buick 24 model. Apply before 8 a.m. or after 6 p.m. Tel. H. P. $818. 22pd HELP WANTEDâ€"Girl for general housework ; :;’J:wM:Mnm TQLH.:’ HELP .WANTEDâ€"2 girls, white, Protestant, Sceotch or German preferred ; egook and some first floor work; must be neat and capable; @nd maid also must help with 2 children, 4 and 7; four in family ; separate rooms and bath ; every other Thursday. and every other Sunday afterncon off; must stay in evenings ; laundress and cleaning woman employed; must be neat and willing workâ€" ers. Apply in person Monday, between 9â€"12 only. ~600 Bobâ€"oâ€"link rd. Tel. H. P. 2200 WINDOW WASHING TIME is any time you NOTICE I$ HEREBY GIVEN TO: sre in the mood. Do a good job by ui SPARKLE, the Liquid Window Cleaner Gene Bellei, Foreman Trust & Savings Bank, Trustee for K. H. Sheldon, Mi€: Shoe." Kilgore, 9: A. mlg" Miss Ethel Stokey, and to all others that may be interested herein that there will be offered for sale at public auction to the highest and best mtmnm.mdm MOUSES, 371â€"576 . Central Anm:u' ‘M.l‘&emmk'mmboh. at . 10â€" o‘clock in the of the 4th day of August, 1081, to satisfy the Warchouseâ€" man‘s Lien now held by the undersigned agnainat : % <<e 4 Lot No. 2437, Mrs. Geneâ€"Beliet, > 106 8. Centralave., * Sprering Ths goods, ‘thattcls. und mercha ‘ufln k neâ€" dise, â€" all other effects and things which ‘ure in storage, in separate or balk bh.zhllmz 6 a a » a-deh‘.bvt Melerhoff Hardware Co. Brand Bros. Paint Store. ‘T. S. Duffy Furniture Co. Highland Park. Pharmaey. Steffens Auto Supply Co., wholsale and ; i1. COs Nm)\r Bmefi and Market. Charles Rucko Market, Ravinia Huesenetter Hardware Co., Ravinia. MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED or "; 0 Ja”l? commission National Motor Corporation Sheridan road at Twelfth St. North AUTOMOBITLES Wanted at once ‘Tel. N. C. 451 and FOUND only job by using H ® ESE TOREET BSoe o 8. > %‘&Mmmwn- + all other effects and things which are now in storage, in separate or bulk h':'d- olui= $ boxes books, washâ€" r8, » Bmh-.d-k.lnndph:o,lwmd : ends, davenport, ise box, secretary, serving table, dresser, victrola, cedar ~ ~chest. 4 barrels china, etc. 8 h aroman Trict. & Sévings Bank, Right reserved to reject any and all bids. IREDALE FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES _ 874 Central ave., _ ie e Noi ze h oo .. n ok se Oe se N Covering the goods, chattels, and merchanâ€" dise, and all other effects and things which are now in storage, in separate or bulk lots, as follows : Box and contents, barrel and contents, earton books, piano bench. Lot No. 1744, Mrs. Thos. Kilgore, 153 Ridgewoodâ€" drive, Park, HL â€"Con the goods, chattels, and merchanâ€" dise, and all other effects and things which are now in storage, in separate or bulk lots, as follows : Dressing table, chiffonier, dresser, beds, sewing cabinet, electric stove, ete. Lot No. 2558, â€" Mrs. George Stanger with her niece, Miss Josephine Hillman of Grand Junction, Towa, and Mrs. Stanger‘s son, Lester Stanger, of Highland Park drove to Franklin Lake, Wis., last week to visit Mrs. Lester Stanâ€" ger.â€" Mr.â€"Stanger:â€"returned to Highâ€" land Park on Monday. | Mr. and Mrs. J G Russell and famâ€" ily have gone to the boy scout Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan. Mr. Russell is the scoutmaster of the Deerfleld Presbyâ€" terian troop. & 4s o Miss Dorothy Lidgerwood has the mumps.. .. c * Pr. and Mrs, Laurence Dondanville and three children of Moline, Ill., are visiting Mrs. Dondanville‘s grandâ€" mother, Mrs. Catherine Ender. Mrs. Carl Hecker is visiting friends in Michigan. _ #*. Mount Ch:ru-. _ Lot No: 128 N. First st., _ _ " C o srine the avod the goods, chattels, and merchanâ€" dise, and all other effects and things which are now in storage, in separate or bulk lots, as follows : s hige 2 mirrors, card table, 11 chairs, dressing Covering the dise, and Ail other effects and things WhiICN are now in storage, in separate or bulk are now in storage, in separate or bulk lots, as follows : I upright piano and bench. I upright piano and bench. table, dresser,; davenport, wood bed end, Deerfield Locals Highland Park, Tilinois. chattels, and merchanâ€" Mr. and Mrs. William Plagge, win Plagge and Mr. and Mrs. E tended the dedication of the fountain at the Hines Memorial hospital at Hines, Ill., on Sunday. Mr. Anton Plagge is the gardener and superâ€" 4 vised the attractive planting of wild flowers about the fountain. %A. R. Warner entertained at two children who are departing this week for Madison, Wis. Miss Alice Eads is spending several weeks with Miss Jane Benson of Lake Forest. Mr. William Koeblin has been quite ill at his home on Forest avenue. â€"Rev. George Watson who is a syâ€" nodical officer of mission schools in Kentucky, visited Rev. Mark J. Anâ€" drews on Sunday. Rev. Watson was pastor of the Northbrook Presbyteâ€" rian church two years ago. ~~~The Christian Endeavor sovriety of the Bethlehem Evangelical church held a picnic at the Dundee road forest preserve on Tuesday evening. _ Marie, Samuel and David Daniels of Chicago are visiting at the Dorcas Home. P ~~PDr.:â€"Paut~ VÂ¥ ieth who is research di= director for the International Counâ€" cil of Religious Education, was a guest at the F. G. Piebenbrok home on Thursday. Dr. Vieth was accomâ€" panied by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vieth, of Warrenton, Mo. â€"~Mrs., Ellef Clark (Esther. Baker) of Royal Oak, Mich., arrived Sunday at the George G. Greene home in Highlaind Park..On Mond } d o. ited the Reichelt, C. T. Anderson and for Rockford, Ill,to visit her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Lemke (tMary Baker): She was accompanied to Rockford by Alden Greene and Mrs. J. A. Reichelt Jr. Before coming to Highland Park, Mrs. Clark visited another sister, 'Mis: Alice Baker, at Whitehall, Mich. â€" ; : The Stoeck Deerfield bus station is now located in the Rommel store on Deerfietd avenue. â€"â€"â€"â€"=â€"=â€"â€"â€"â€" White Rose gasoline filling station in the former.Russo real estate ofâ€" fice on the Matt Hoffman <property on South Waukegan road. > Mr. and Mrs. John Piepenbrok of Beaver Dam, Wis.. were the Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. F, G, Pieâ€" penbrok. tA ria@t Trinity Episcopal Charch The Rev. Christoph Keller, Rector: East Laurel avenue f *‘ Bervices Sunday, August 2nd, the 9th Sunday _after Trinityâ€" s 7:30 a.m. Holy. Communion. 11:00 a.m. Holy. Communion â€" and 7:30 a.m. Holy. Communion. 11:00 a.m. Holy. Communion â€" and sermon. Thursday, August 6th, the Transfiguâ€" ration of Christâ€" _ â€"â€" _~ 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion. Announcements On Sunday, August 2nd, the Revâ€" erend Gardner A. MacWhorter o fSt. Luke‘s . church, Evanston, will celeâ€" brate a t7:30 and 11 o‘clock and will preach at the second service.. O George Greene, Dr. Lois Greene, 83 Ir p {4 £