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Harry Tilden‘s mother called me up the other night all in a dither and said come up right away beâ€" cause Henry is sick and he can‘t walk and Henry‘s dad is all worâ€" ried. L wasn‘t quite sure whether Harry‘s mother was worried beâ€" cause Harry‘s dad was worried, or whether it was because Harry wasn‘t feeling well, but anyway I said I‘d come up right away. In the first place I like Harry Tilden, and in the second place Harry‘s mother is awfully good looking â€" though maybe that should be in the firstâ€" place instead of the second. Harry is a big police dog, all cream colored except for a big grey patch, or maybe instead of cream you could call it yellow, though yellow isn‘t a very dignified sounding colâ€" or for any selfâ€"respedting police dog, particularly a dignified police dog like Harryp PAGE EIGHT 1938 PHILCOâ€"GRUNOW RADIOS somebod: THE BOOK_SHOP 388 Central Ave. Tel. 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Good references, Call Allen HMuff, Lake Forest 2450 between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. K43ih HIGHWOOD RADIO SERVICE 917 Waukegan Ave., Phone H.P. :)06):{ ?il"Burun' in Highland Park and Lake 8:-;.“ modern heating equipment on display. | _ > William N. Frye, Inc. AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE HARDINGE OIL BURNERS DELCO OIL BURNERS Only authorized dealer of HARDINGE fertilizers, _ landscape | gardening _ and {‘ndin.. Driveways _ built. REUBEN LOYD. Tel. H.P. 535. Ui2tt R.C.A. VICTOR, .ZENITH new â€" RADIOS â€" used AUTO RADIOS, RECORDS, PLAYERS Tubes tested free §41 Central Ave. Tel. H.P. 154 all ;";‘,':""' es and one small ‘room. Refâ€" erences. MH. P. $36%. PA 896 Central Ave. Tel. H.P. 1212. 114 We also service all makes Agents for Bendix Home Laundry Efficient Radio Reprir Service mt reasonable prices 598 N. Western Ave., Lake Forest, IIl. Tel. L.F. 425 Usitt for an Adtaker 5 5 7 H. and R. Anspach Burners in Highland Park and Lake Phone Highland Radio .. Service Situation Wanted Houses for Rent Rooms for Rent for A DOG‘S LIFE By Dr. Jim Butterworth IN NORTH Splendid, loâ€" or 149 eveâ€" P48â€"45p Ui6H Vant B37 B .. NOTICE â€" Advertisements received after 3 o‘clock Wednesday, placed in another section. RATES: 50 cents for five lines or less if paid on or before insertion; 75 cents if not paid by Saturday following publication 10 cents for each additional line. $1.10 for 3 consecutive weeks. Highland Park and Lake Forest Combination Rate, 75¢; $1.0( if not paid by Saturday following publication. BLIND ADS: 75 cents for five lines or less if paid for before insertion; $1.00 i: not paid by Saturday following publication. 10 cents each additional line. CLASSIFIE D and dad to put him to bed and then went home. The next day Harry‘s dad called me up again and said Harry was getting worse and acting more like a baby all the time so I said mayâ€" be he had better bring him down to my house so we could fix Harry up better. It wasn‘t long before Harry‘s dad was carrying Harry into the place marked "QUIET" and telling him goodnight and hurâ€" ry up and get well. AT A BARGAIN on the side of the bed every time I walk past him and smiles up at me to tell me that I‘m forgiven for all the times I hurt him. FOR SALE OR TRADE: 6 room stusso CHILDS "YOUTH" BED AND GHIFFARâ€" Anyway, the next rrgly the Big Boss looked at Ha and what was more important, at Harry‘s feet, a thing that Harry didn‘t like at all because he didn‘t say anyâ€" thing but kept mumbling under his breath and kinda growling. He even went so far as to growl at Charlie, and that was unusual beâ€" cause Harry usually likes Charlie best of all. You see Charlie almost always brings in the breakfast and dinner, and breakfast and dinner is usually dear to the heart of great big cream colored police dogs, particularly cream colored police Well, all the next day and the next and the next I kept touching Harry‘s sore feet and keeping them hot with hot water bags and stuff until pretty soon Harry‘s feet felt much better, though he still has a hard time walking around» . I‘ve been thinking very much of getting Harry some crutches so he wouldn‘t have to put his feet down, but I know _ Harry‘s mother wouldn‘t want him to have anything like that, and it really won‘t be necesâ€" sary. Harry isn‘t angry anymore, either, because he thumps his tail DOLI, HOUSES, 9 ROOMS, 7 ROOMS AND A Xmas gift for the whole family ; lovely Irish setter puppy, male 8 mos. son of Inâ€" ;rl.\(nllwn‘:; h::‘.m flllltn. a | healthy rkâ€"con uty you w to own. Miss Schweitzer, 1241 Wllm ‘Road, Northbrook WELL BRED FPOX TERRIER PUPPIES. Mrs. Stuart Mair, Wilson Farms, Teleâ€" graph road, %4 mile south of Belvidere atreet. U42ih 3 MONTHS OLD, A&':Mcl FEMALE :-v hl.' Wore l-;-i..‘h To _name of WAGS:‘ Reward." Te HT 1480. M43pd FPOUND: SLED UNDER VINE AVE YIAâ€" MW Owner may have swme . by . Apply 642 Vise one cir garage. Forest 1842. room house in very good location, with hot water heat, close to town and schools and churches. Will sell for $8,500. Also 7 room modern house on large lot, 70x200 ft., for $5500. Half eash. FIVE ACRES SUITABLE FOR COUNTRY HOME Within Highland Park City Limits. Deâ€" wirable estate section with all improveâ€" ments. For either fine home or modest country _ rdsidences When _ gazslener‘s cottage is considered price is no more than unimproved acreage. _ F. B. WILâ€" LIAMS, 541 Ctl. Ave. Telephone H.P. 2360. 2 G4Sh1 388 Central Ave. Open evehing until Christmas Subscribe for the PRESS M o e t n T small ones. 222 McDaniels ave. Tel. H.P. 2960. A36â€"43pd pups, male, 3 months old. Well bred. Tel. Lake Forest 414. U4s3ih Reglistered show stock, 5 mo. â€"old. Priâ€" vately owned by S. Curran, nw.nhllâ€" ent of Orphans of the Storm. 1 Deerâ€" field 235. Usith Privately owned by tendent of Orphans Deerfleld 235. Tel Furnishings for Sale BLACK _ LABRADOR | RETRMEVER very _ _ THOMAS PESTER Telephone Lake Forest 503 ALL THE LATEST BOOKS in our rental library SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPS Houses for Sale %fl)n YoUR_SCOTTIE HRISTMAS PUP NOW Lost and Found rems., good condition.â€" Tel. H.P. â€" A41tf THE BOOK SHOP For Rent PETS IF SOLD AT ONCE. 10 60x200. â€" Tel. Lake 8. Curran of the St Us2pd __Call Usih Q42 Th County Board Not Permitted to Split Precinets Until June Lake county voters will have to be satisfied with the existing 78 polling places for the primary election on April 12, 1938, according to an opinâ€" ion received from Attorney General Otto Kerner in connection with the proposed division of 28 precinets which had over 800 voters at the Noâ€" vember, 1936, election. Kerner‘s opinion states that not only is the board of stpervisors without power to act on its own voliâ€" tion at this time, but it is unlikely that a circuit court mandamus inâ€" structing the board to act would hold up. "It occurs to me that the county board of your county has no power of its motion at this time to reâ€" divide the election districts in the various towns in your county," the attorney general said. "If for any reason said county board shall fail in any year to reâ€" divide or readjust said election disâ€" tricts or election precinets, then said districts or precinets, as then existâ€" ing, shall continue until the next regular June meeting of said counâ€" ty board at which regular June meeting in the month of July said county board shall redivide or readâ€" just said election districts or preâ€" cinets in manner as herein reâ€" quired." Becaust of the wording of the statute on the proposition of splitâ€" ting up large precinets, it is quesâ€" tionable whether a writ of mandaâ€" mus directing the board of supervisâ€" ors to act would hold. The statute; in part, is as follows: _ Urged by an "interested group" represented by Attorneys J. A. Jadâ€" rich, E. R. Parnass and John Noll, the proposal of dividing the large precinets was put up to State‘s Atâ€" ttorney Charles E. Mason and the board of supervisors. At the last Juneâ€"July meetings of the supervisâ€" ors two of the large precinets were split up. This readjustment â€"made seven polling places in Libertyville township instead of five, and two YOU CAN SAVE THE COST OF YOUR STATE AND CITY LICENSES OR UP TO 100 GALS. OF GASOLINE ANNUALâ€" ly by placing your automobile insurance in our strong Legal Reserve $11,933,700 :mu‘r:;-“m-y. A saving of mm ma per cent on your present is surely worth considering when you can have the same or better security than you WILL SHARE OUR COMPLETELY FURâ€" mished home with couple for winter months. All modern conveniences. Newâ€" ly detorated. No eare of furnace. Near SKATES SHARPENED, SAWS FILED Work guaranteed: we call for and deliver. 700 Central Ave. Phone M. P. 3090. R41tf OPPICBâ€"Upâ€"toâ€"date in cur bank beilding, "ni0fLAant Pakk statse sank _ _ 366 EAST CENTRAL AVENUE Tel. H. P. 172. _ _ _ Inga Durment . _ Call us for domestic help or positions. hnfichufio Daily News "The State Farm Mutual Alb-ouh“mm-. Company has now become the leading producer of automobile insurance (PoMcies sold) in the world." Rated A fl-: A. B. Best Co., the Dun & Bradstreet Inâ€" Office 386 Central Ave. Phone 268 Norman R. Williams E. H. Pur Glencos 246 H. 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P. 1478 C43 THE PRESs FTtf Near D39H The proposal to redivide the other 23 large precinets in the county was advanced some time after the July meeting. ‘Those outside the "interâ€" ested group" oppose the division contending that the 54,000 votes cast at the November, 1986, election in Lake county was unprecedented and probably would not occur again for at least another generation. ° precinets of the former one in Warâ€" Because of the insistence of the "interested group," State‘s Attorâ€" ney Mason suggested to the board of supervisors that it act on its own volition and perform its duty of dividing the large precinets, unâ€" less objections were raised by other citizens. When the elections committee of the supervisors was about to bring in its report last Tuesday, a quesâ€" tion as to the legality of the board acting at this time was raised. State‘s Attorney Mason then reâ€" quested an opinion from the attorâ€" ney general, By conforming to the attorney general‘s opinion, the board of suâ€" pervisore will not divide or adjust the existing 78 precinets until the next June meeting. If a splitâ€"up is made next June, the voters in many sections of the county .will have difâ€" ferent polling places at the primâ€" ary in April}nnd the election in Noâ€" ember, ADJUDICATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Sara Neumann Levinson deceased, has fixed upon Tuesday, the 8th day of February A.D. 1938, as the return day for the hearing of all claims against the above named Estate. All persons having claims against said Keâ€" tate are hereby notified and requested to atâ€" tend the Probate Court of Lake County, Illiâ€" nois, on said date at ten o'ckcw. M. for the purpose of having said claimé adjusted. Sonnenschein, Berkson, Lautmann Levinson & Morse, Attorneys _ _ _ In the Dark Little Waldo knows the talkies, but the other day he happened in on his first silent film. He immediately began to bawl: "Maw, I‘m deaf." ____ DaAVID LEVINSON Waukegan, Ill., December 9, 1937. X42â€"44 ADJUDICATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Coâ€"executor of the Estate of Ida K. Miller, deceased, has fixed upon Tuesday, the 8th day of February A.D. 1988, as the return day for the hearing of all claims mgainst the mbove named Estate. _ All perâ€" sons having claims agminst said Estate are hereby notified and requested to attend the Probate Court of Lake County, Illinois, on said date at ten o‘clock A. M. for the purâ€" pose of having said claims adjusted. Dorothy,M. Burwell Lester E. Rein Hall & Hulse, Attys. Waukegan, 111. December 9, 1937. DOROTHY M. BURWELL LESTER E. REIN Coâ€"executors of the last will and testament of ADJUDICATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Raymond H. Geer, Execuâ€" tor of the Estate of Clara G. Geer, deceased, has fixed TII Tuesday, the Eighth day of March A. D. 1938, as the return day for the hearing of all claims mgainst the above named Extate. All persons having claims agminst said Estate are hereby notified and m-u-d to attend the Probate Court of County, lllinois, on said date at ten o‘clock A. M. for the purpose of having said elaims adjusted. RAYMOND H. GEER. Een __ _ _Edward V. Dale, Atty. PUBLiCUNOTIGE m ‘berebg, aizen . that . ‘ven t the undersigned Executrik of the Estate of AN?IDI‘KANCINAmmoY‘. 898, #99, 999 AND sit OP CHAPâ€" TER is OF THE HIGHLAND PARK CODE OP 1918. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNâ€" CIL OF THE CITY OF HIGHLAND PAI& that Sections 807, 298, £99, 900 and 910 Chapter 19 of the Highland Park Code of 1919 be and the same is hereby amended and changed to read as follows :â€" "897. Dogs without Tagâ€" Shall be Impounded. 4. It shall be the duty of the city marshal and any policeman in Inpound in the wity poand, ‘any doe found any in the city of Highland Park not having Waukegan, III., Dec. 2. 1987 a collar mround his neck with the metal : aforesaid attached .-nla intended vided, within five days after such dog taining orf keeping "'?'mnnâ€""“"" to _be kept, «uch without collar k s P m mm OB «hall have been impounded, it shall be hm‘d.-cn--hlbub. exase such dog to be slain; and any perâ€" WANTâ€"ADS Phone 69 W. ‘Washington St., Chicago. Legal Notices k and Lake Forest Combination Rate, 75¢; $1.00 lines or less if paid for before insertion; $1.00 if Ida K. Miller X41â€"43 X43â€"45 42â€"44 Overheated Furnace Pipe Causes Fire in Zahnle Home An overheated furnace pipe in the home of Jean Zahnle of Ridge road, caused about $300 damage to the residence, Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. The local fire departâ€" ment responded to the call. fined on conviction in the sum _ of Five dollars for each day in which said offense shall continue, each day to conâ€" stitute a sepmrate and distinct offense." "898. Fee. 5. The city marshal is hereby authorized to collect a fee of five dollars upon every dog that shall be so impounded, snd be shall keep a register to said city marshal of said fees and pay into the city treasury all moneys received whder this chapter at the end of each and every week. Upon payment of said city marshal of said fees and charges and upon further complying with the "899. Dangerous Dogsâ€" Disturbance of Howlingâ€" Complaintâ€" Penalty. "6. On complaint being made to the city marshal of any dog within the city which shall ,by barking, biting, howling or in any manner disturb the quiet of any persons whomsoever, the city marshal, on being satisfied of the truth of said comâ€" pinint, shall give notice wuch dog, he shall pay the sum of not less than five dollars for every day which shail elapse after the expiration of the said three days until said dog be killed ; provided, however, that nothing in this mection shall be construed as a viojation thereof, where the owner of such dog shall remove the same from the city of Highland Park within the said three mnmw.flnehdo[m at once kill said dog, in case such person or persons shall for the space of three days after such notice fail to kill days ‘"900. Maintaining Fieree or Vicious Dogsâ€" Penalty. 7. On complaint being made to the city marshal that any perâ€" son owning, keeping or maintaining any fieree, vicious or dangerous dog, is allowâ€" ing the same to run at large within the city limits of the city of Highland Park, to the danger, fear or annoyance of any person or persons whomsoever, the said marshal, on being satified of the truth of such complaint, shall give notice thereâ€" of to the person or persons allowing such fieree, vicious or dangerous dog to run at large to at once restrain within his own premises such dog, and in case such person shall Yail to do the same upon maid notice, he shall pay the sum of five dollars for every day which shall elapse after the livll&.d said notice; and it is further made the duty of said city marâ€" whal to kill said dog if not so restrained, if found off the premises of the owner or person keeping or harboring the same." vided in the preceding sections of this ehl'hr';' and all mhv:o. :hl keeping, maintaining, or ng inge, m:b.-ro-uudny-‘ucrfi-. auffer, permit or allow any such dog or ‘mbr-llhm-mbthn visions of this section, shall be liable to J. SMITH JUNK 364 Nerth Av. Phone H. P. 410 terms and conditions of this chapâ€" with reference to the procuring of metal tag as aforesaid by the owner applicant of said dog, said dog shall of lication. 5 5 8 . &1 n THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1987 Smoke pouring from Earl W. Gsell & Company drug store at 1 St. Johns avenue Friday morning about 1:30 proved to be only the result of an overheated electric moâ€" tor. Mr. Gsell, proprietor of the store was called from his home by the police, and together they went to the basement of the store, where they pulled the wire plug, putting out the "fire." There was slight Attest _City Clerk . Filed: November 16, 1987 Approved: December 15. 1987 pp : r 16, Recorded : mu 16, 1987. Tel. H. P. 495 35 S. St. Johns Ave. CLEANERSGTAILORS Room 305, North Shore Trust Bldg. Telephone 678 North Sheridan Road Highland Park Tel. H. P. 2774 513 Elm Place HIGHLAND _ _ BUMP SHoP PAINTING and DECORATING Paints â€" Wall Paper â€" Glass Window Shades â€" Auto Glass PAINTER‘S SUPPLIES Central & Second St. ‘Tel. H. P. 949 Garments called for and delivered more than ten dollars for each offense." Clean â€" Private â€" Respectable 30 years in Highland Park SANTI BROS. DAIRY Highland Park, IIL. for an Adtaker ie 733 d mvâ€"h‘h-fiu PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM BUTTER AND EGGsa DR. B. A. HAMILTON Smitty‘s BARBER SHOP For Qullty.-d Service Call H. P. 1581 22 North Second Street BRAND BROS. E. NELSON loring and Repairing Dentists Marce t the" Cig 0t Highland Park, lilinois