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Stryker, 10383 Deerfleld NICELY FURNISHED ROOM in a private home: oil heat:;: telephone: hot water at all times ; privilege of getting breakfast if FRONT BEDROOM, suitable for one or two, kitchen privileges if desired; half block from transportation. 591 Vine ave. Tel ‘ARM SUNNY ROO transportation. 'm 642 Vh.o' ::' PSE ~Sunset Terrace Sub., 5 roont ,u.,pnmbnt. $65, $â€"ROOM FLAT and i‘rl& $10 a month ; no children ; on Half 1 Road, 1 ‘mile west of Waukegan road. Joe Dawson, . ‘Tel. Lake Forest 799â€"Â¥â€"3. D47â€"49pd 6 ROOM FLAT, newly decorated, with garâ€" omcsâ€"u;touu.hubhnhnm on reasonable terms. HIGHLAND P STATE BANK. Jsett Cozy Studio Don‘t Experiment with Results â€" â€" Place your Ad Here and Be Sure RMES & LLOM $13,000. : & ‘Tel. H. P. 2360. for WM. L. RAPP, LIBERTYVILLE, TEL. LIBERTYVILLE 634â€"Mâ€"1. Atc"iko. C State Bank Bidg. . Tel. H. P. 269. dale strain. | Edw. 1080 Hazel ave., Deerfield.â€" ‘Tel. Secricla $50.. â€" Ado istered, beautifully marked, 3 months old, finest stock. Ridge Farm, Tel. Lake Forâ€" est 715. A49pd CALL H. P. 3008 large mirror, ‘dresses, and day bed; all reasonable. Tél H. P. 4878. Addpd Baird & Warner, Inc. ‘Tel. H. P. 1769. 59 8. St. Johns ave. B49 INTERESTING MODERN HOME, 8. E. Highland Park; 8 bedrooms, 3 baths, for rent at $150 month. Good 4 bedrooma, 2 bath house, centrally located, near schools and transp., $40 per age and largfe garden. Inquire 1021 Fort Sheridan ave.. Highland Park. _ D49â€"51 (§65 DeTamble Ave., Highland Park) $46 Park Ave., Glencove, Tel. 2624. BATH ___ _ ALBERT H. SALLEE . . 134 S. Green Bay Rd. Tel. H. P. 1157 Real Estate _ __ insurance SPECIAL FOR THIS room brick, 5 bedrooms, 8 ol moouu.nudhnflig M Exclusive Agent it HOME trees on 100 foot 8 nlumâ€". o‘:fi a mfi.m Mr; Remington, Highland Park 1855 Offigces for Rent Houses For Rent Rooms for Rent Work Guaranteed Accurate Prompt Service. Call or Wr ‘ Adverti ts received after 3 o‘clock NO“CE We:l:em;‘,fl;lac:defe in anotl:r section. F. B. WILLIAMS Ifinollan z eous GOOD WHEAT STRAW Property Management DF ATMDt : B5x150 ; $7500; and A41 o lsâ€"#!a. women, good health, expeâ€" hn'nn':mm.‘ common du-uok-. qualify for mâ€"n work ; 100 to $175 monthly. Civil Servâ€" Training Buresu, Inc., Box L, 'P‘:.n; FAMILY WASHING TO DO AT HOME OR WOMAN to sleep in apartment; witbhth.dom'limw ursday p.m. Mr. Carr, Udell apts. F49 The date of the next book talk at Liincoln Scool, which was erronâ€" usly given last week as Feb. 1, is â€"be Thursday evening, Feb. 7th. ‘This talk will be a review of recent firtion by Miss Enid Pierce and rs. Arthur Raff. 4 The first of the series was given last week and was attended by a ‘répresentative â€" and â€" appreciative p. The two volumes published the Brookings Institution, "Amâ€" ca‘s ~Capacity to Produce" and "America‘s Capacity to Consume" reviewed and their findings 11 Spctiona 9 and 10 of an Act of the General bly of ‘the State of Illinois, entitled "An Act to provide for and regulate the administration of trusts by trust companies." That the foregoing statement of the said hland Park . State Bank on December 8lst, 1984, is true and correct inâ€"all respects the best of his knowledge and belief, and t he has examined the assets and books of the said company for the purpose of ing said statement. _ . _\ tulm* iona 9 and 1 bly of ‘the "An Act ‘to pro administration ‘of That the foreg hland Park . 8lst, 1984, is true the best of his t he has exan of the . said con ing said stat i4 fifim&r‘" 't'o;&”s.t.wfi; ; good referâ€" ST=Male . Call Highland M’&' M“Bw;’:v. owner. / 49 | Lost and Found \ ~Wanted to Buy TED TO RENT â€"â€" Smail unfurnished ; 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, reliable tenâ€" ts. Address W. L. Press office â€" W49 Total Liabilities...........$2,905,311.61 r value of securities d‘-”pmiud with Auditor of Public Acâ€" counts, Springfield, Illinois, as required by â€" law, to secure Trust Deposits........... None te of !llhoh; C unty of Lake) ss. R. L. ERSKINE, one of the managing cers, and J. M. Appel and C. F. Grant, of the directors of the Highland Park te Bank, a corporation of the State of inois, being severally duly sworn, each his oath states : That he makes this affidavit for the purâ€" _of complming with the requirements of ANTED TO BUYâ€"Baby‘s crib. Tel. H. P ©$420, K49 y the day or .NTED TO RENTâ€"April 1 or May 1, â€"room house in Highland Park, will pay to $75. Address H. W. Press office. W49p ibscribed and sworn to before me, this h day of January, 1985. â€" MARTN C. HART, fal ‘Notary Public eal) Correction on Book Talk Date Situation Wanted Wanted To Rent Capital Stock ................. SUEDIIE . 1sâ€"ci2lcea0cezmmeasernennt Debhentures . ........_......â€"â€"â€" %ndlvi%.d Profits (net) Demand woulu Due to Banks ............. Due from Banks, Cash and Other Cash Resources.......... Customer‘s liability under Letters of Credit ................. Customers‘ liability account of Acceptances : .................. Dividends Unpaid Reserve Accounts Bills Payable ........ Reâ€"discounts .......... Letters of Credit Bank Aee;rhneq Other Linbilities . Help Wanted Total Resources .... LIABILITIES _GOIRL will sare for children hour, Tel. H. P. 8157. KT J. M. APPE $2,005,811.61 $ 200,000.00 _ 50,000.00 _ 150,000.00 __ 10,605.14 . 1,228,101.80 . 1,211,891.81 . None j None . _ 50,712.26 k None 4 ‘ _ None . None f None f None 1,065,745.91 $02,149.63 25,000.00 162,410.80 440,202.23 None $,853.64 X47â€"49 The Highwood Post of the Amerâ€" ican Legion, is making extensive plans for a real old time minstrel, which will be staged at the Oak Terrace School, Feb. 13, 14 and 15, under the direction of Mr. John W. Steele, a local man who has had considerable experience in producing home talent plays. The entire proâ€" seeds of the show will be kept at home. It has been the custom of the Post and other organizations to have outside concerns produce their plays for them, thus taking firty percent of the procedes out of town. It is considered by the: local Post that this is unfair to the local patrons of the affair, and since they have a man of proven ability along this line, it was thought only fair to have him direct the show, thus the Highwood Legion Post is preparing to give a home talent production in every sense of the wo;d. The American Legion‘s share of the show is to go to the erection of a Legion memorial home that will be large enough for use of the commuâ€" nity, for all special occasions, and also give the local post club rooms for their members. Stupeyâ€"Smith Post To Stage Minstrel While the minstrel show will be along old fashioned minstrel lines, there will be many new features inâ€" troduced, such as blackface Italian performers singing songs from Italâ€" ian operas, the Hill Billy orchestra of Highwood, as well as the Highâ€" wood Hill Billy barn dancers, and an American Legion theme will run through the entire show. Highwood is noted for its musical talent, and the very best of this has been promised for this show. Talent will be drawn from the best available of Highland Park and Highwood, and previous shows have proven that these cities have excellent local ulan‘.,“A feature of the affair will be an odâ€"fashioned minstrel parade (weather permitting) led by the Junix‘ ‘Bugle and Drum Corps of the local post.â€"Contributed. * 543 Elm Place Phone H. P. 1501 CLUEANERS&TMLORS Cel. H. P. 2774 513 Elm Plac« \ Dry Cleaning â€" Pressing | Tailoring and Repairing %â€"m- ealled for and delivered ‘el. H. P. 496 85 8. St. Johns Ave. 1 North Sheridan Road Highland Park entral & Second St. Tel. H. P. 949 «ephit or Rebuild Any Make of Radiator (akes Bumps and Dents Out of Your Heam 306 North Shore Trust Bldg P Telephone 678 PAINTING and DECORATING FABTEURIZED MILE AND CREAN Classified Directory Professional and Business SANTI BROS. DAIRY | _\ Auto Body and Fenders & Drive Your Car In and Get Estimate . BRAND BROS. DR. B. A. HAMILTON â€" DR. A. J. WURTH Paints, Wall Paper, Glass Window Shades, Auto Glass | HIGHLAND . BUMP SHOP . E. NELSON NOTICE Automobiles T HE PR ES3 PRESENT TRUE STATE OF COUNTY FINANCES Amount of outstanding unpaid bills is approxiâ€" 4 mately ._._................ $125,000.00 Anticipation tax warrants against the â€" county, which is ($75;000 less _ than last year..s...... 175,000.00 Overdraft {see above).... 47,081.35 Adding these figures we have a total of :....::..$847,081.35 To offset these obligations, we have various amounts due to Lake County as follows:. . _ taga Deposit in North Chicago Bank, which amount has been awarded the county as a preferred claim, but not been paid out is $40,016.00 The county‘s share of unpaid taxâ€" es, personal and real, estimated upon 80 per cent collection is _3189,090: ‘Amount of Lake County‘s share of the deposit in Waukegan State Bank is $10,164.01. B These two amounts would more than cover the overdraft above menâ€" tioned. E Amounts owing to Lake County from various townships, for their proportion of the County Farm and County Hospital accounts is $249,â€" 023.45. This amount was larger, but some townships have paid. Legal action is being instituted against the townships for the payâ€" ment of their share of the County Hospital and County Farm accounts and also to collect past due taxes. If the above accounts were paid to the county, we would be on cash basis, with a crédit cash balance on hand of $132,122.11, ‘The total of these figures, which are our assets, and due the county, is $479,203.46. fS:¢: igy"~ There is a lack of understanding among our tax payers concerning fees turned in by feeâ€"earning offices. The state laws require that a feeâ€" earning office pay all the salaries and a few minor items, from its earnings, but. all other expenses, supplies, printing, etc., are ‘to be paid from the general fund. Conâ€" sequently amounts turned in by fee earning offices, shown as "earnings of the office" are misleading, for the reason that large expense items of their offices are paid from the genâ€" eral fund. ; With Prof. Hugh Hartshorne of Columbia University, Dr. May has written a number of books dealing with research as to the character traits of children and the effects of home environment and education upon these character traits. He is This statement respectfully subâ€" mitted by H. K. Kelsey, chairman of the: County Board, and J. D. Thomas, chairman of the finance committee, and is concured in by Allen Nelson, county treasurer. "Abraham Lincoln" To Be Presented In Dr. Mare A. May Wl;} address the Parentâ€"Teacher Associations of the Deerfieldâ€"Shields High School disâ€" trict at their joint meeting in the Jesse Lowe Smith auditorium of the Eim Place School on Feb. 7, at 8 o‘clock. "Dr. May is the leading auâ€" thority on the subject of the scienâ€" tific approach to the measurement of character. His subject will be: "New Duties for Parents and Teachers." Â¥ . Of his play, Drinkwater himself says: "The purpose ofâ€"this play is not that of an historian but that of a dramatist. For dramatic purâ€" poses, many events were telescoped to sharpen‘ dramatic significance. The fictitious character of Burnett Hook was included for the purpose of embodying the antagonistic forces to Lincoln, and not wishing to atâ€" tach these to any historical charâ€" acter. The issue of secession is inâ€" tricate and: personal sympathy on either side was not taken in to conâ€" sideration by the author, the only concern being dramatic interest. The only thought was of the inspiring example of a man who handled war nobly and with imagination." Drinkwater‘s great â€" historical drama, "Abraham Lincoln" will have its only performance. on the North Shore next. Monday at the Winnetka Community House, when the Circuit Pheatre of Chicago will present the play. The performance has been arranged by Rutheda L. Pretzel, and tickets are on sale at Gsell‘s drug store. â€" Americ»‘s favorite hero reâ€"lives in this historical work which was written with the utmost reverence. Arthur Cox, who ‘has the role of the great emancipator, more than satisfied severe. Chicago critics when he played Lincoln in "If Booth Had Missed" a year or so ago. The afternoon performance at 4 o‘clock is for school children and teachers, who are to have reduced rates. Adults are asked to come in the evening at 8 o‘clock. Dr. Marc A. May To . Address High School ~P. T. A. Association Sidney, who comes from four genâ€" erations of theatrical folk, is directâ€" ing "Abraham Lincoln." Scenery is by Virginia Dalton, one of four woâ€" men artists to be included in the recent International Theatre Arts‘ exhibit. (Continued: from page 1) Winnetka on Monday at present executive gecretary of the Institute of Human Relations at Yale University as well as professor of educational psychology in the same institution. He is described as a brilliant and challenging speaker. The â€" Parentâ€"Teacher Associations were able to secure Dr. May‘s servâ€" ices for this meeting as a result of his being scheduled to appear before the regional conference of the Progressive Education Associaâ€" tion in Chicago, Feb, 8, as one of the principal speakers. Mandolinistic Club To Present Concert A local dance team will be preâ€" sented as an added attraction, but the character of the dance has not yet been announced. An amplifier system will be inâ€" stalled to improve the acoustics of the instrumental and vocal rendiâ€" tions. William Salyards of Highâ€" land Park is devoting his time and services toward perfecting the sysâ€" tem. Mr. Salyards is one of the members of the committee which made possible the nightly broadâ€" casts conducted by the American Legion which made Highland Park the ‘ center of attraction of the North Shore during the Christmas holiday season. | t Hold Dinner Tonight The Ladies Auxiliary of Grace M. E. Church, corner North Avenue and Lauretta Place, are having one of their famous dinners this evening in the church parMbrs. Dinner is served at sixâ€"thirty o‘clock. The public is invited. P l Sscientif â€"longe ? 2 Soft,. cl f finest s 3 X;rl:;m 4 Speedy, laundry 5 Complet for ever It Pays To Let . ... . Skokie Valley Lamary Do It! Phone Highland Park 3310 SKOKIE VALLEY LAUNDRY Inc Euterpe Mandolinistic Club, REASONS Scientific washing â€"longer wear. Soft, clean water, finest soaps. We wash colored fabrics separately. Speedy, 48â€" hour laundry service. Complete service for every family. Good Laundering Is Cheaper Than New Clothes. QUALITY MWERS AND DRY CLEANERS Ask alm any woman who has lots pf time to do other things who never seems tired, whose fatily is always dressâ€" ed fresh f#nd clean, whose curâ€" tains‘ and linens and hilankets have thaf "new" look, Ask her â€"and you needn‘t be surprised if she says "I let Skokie Valâ€" ley Llu, iry do all the work and w ing on my washâ€" days." fhe‘s just another woman who has learned that it pays. Skokie Valley, Launâ€" dry Aefl’rl will do th¢ same for you â€"eliminate wlfiahdny from ‘your week entirelyâ€"give you added leisure save you money ! ‘ng | lComln( Attractions T 4 at Deerpath Theatre THURSDAY, JANUARY 31 Tonight (Thursday) Greta Garbe in "The Painted Veil," with ert Marshall, George Brent, w: i ol ien c ho c y * y, Feb. 1 a 2, "One 'mt of Love" fiu: Grace Moore, with Tullio ati, Lyle Talbot, and Hm(fi Saturday matinee at 2 pm. _ Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Wednesday,. Feb. 3, 4, 5, and 6, "The : Merry Widow," Jeannette«e MacDonald and Chevalier, with . Edward ‘m Horton, ‘Una Merkel and George Barbier. The world‘s mhfi” tacle of love and laughter. $ â€" Thursday, Feb. 7, a return enâ€" gagement by special request of "What Every Woman Knows" with Brian Ahern, Helen Hayes and Madge Evans. : Quality Cleaners RELIABLENIJAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. 7â€"509 Waukegan Ave. . P. 178 O