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BALB-aUBBBn 300'". 81213 from U to II; per pd: It“. HAAK'E AUTO SUPPLY CO as B. Second m. Phon- H.P. "I. U. vcrv run-able. We In" a Inn and of and “no "on ".0t) "tad up. HAAKS AUTO SUPPLY CO. 25 B. Second m. PM. M.. "i. U0 we w. an? 'AR‘"‘II you an”;~ AUTSt1Br'c9Mt'rlA'N= on Bum BABY BED AND STROLLIR VERY "tAB. able. Cull H. P. 1990. UM! one"iraruirie' TtGin. ulna; will all Slewing Chicken- deuuling Chicken: Pain: Chicken- Broiler- One of the older houu, eseeltetgt candl- an... T rm, 2 but-bu. all burner. I00 ft. lot. um. wrennl-ll. Elm I'll” dUtriet, a block- trom the lake. Jill! Htrht for lame family. At "00.00 per month. earn- 9'; interest not on luv-mm" F. B. WILLIAMS, Ml cu. Ave. ILP. 2199 CHOICE HOMES OR INVESTIIZNTE Madam 2 bedr'rn bung-low. I car mm. renu- tg '" per month. an be bought for " Mr. Tbrms. Pull. now. ALSO MODERN HOUSE, " yrl. old. 2 at (In, Inc. all"); lot. Very "ll-bk mun and: to rent t In home It '" per mo. Owner will not rent. but wlllnl It “all!" who of WOO. On Road Mini. you. " thy: or In. ALSO: two-{Imlly In!" It". nh-dy lot. garden. llve in on wart O rrnt the other; an be bought on rental will carry It. AMO: urn-l. can" and (Irma " -u, reduced mica. Tele- phone lake Pow-u. 2051 toe nmintment. 8. Elmmndl. our OWNER HAS BEEN “WSW. MUST SELL "IS 6 ROOM a BATH. "RICK HOME AT A 1035. 5 MW. DECORATED. MOST SUBSTANTIA. CON.qrRHrTr0N, YOUR GAIN TO m. VEsT1GATK “sun's A GOOD nun r. ROOM muck mmmww. now way- nmm. mu Prue no”. waning ELECTRIC "F'$trGKRATmt (K‘LVINA- TOR) in excellent eoetdittrm. All. um- otrinet. pared-1n “We tor. -. [Ale Fora! It“. A. "g,,',,',"',,,,,),,,',')",,'.,,'.'",',','"."'-) Good condition. Te KP. It“. A. GrCGf ma' - -ria-iGrirGrira. . WI; "Alon-No. Tel. I. P. I". one um FURNITUII LARGE VANITY at uni furniture an lilllllj (‘IOSING ESTATE - AUTHDI'I'IC AN. u‘rouific am In -9e.edbu'm Me. “-90- -riGrifratarruri if V" DANNEHABK ELECTRIC CO. TAm.e, CHAIRS. HUGE LAMPS. “I? errvprm, Ind 1tHeV a“. h t. n 701 P-eq Are m. B)... 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It GO“ I}? " “Lin ng-rnn: Nuns; MND Pp]! 2 cm}- 33.573. CGrarrcr ',,i.iiiit,t,,E"iitTi: mud n “no“... nun-317,3;- an: an We. m PH6, MYJEHIQOUII! st.: of April "to, n" III IIOIbtlb DAB! - Lou 6. 6. 8 and 9 In V. D. Klmb-ll'a Shh- divilian of purl of the N% of the SW“ of Sodium M. Town-Mu u N., Run 9. But " 3rd Principll Meridhn. in lake County. lllinoin. ”cording to the will thereof n- ere? Beulah" 5, 1910. " Donna: No. The SEN} " m 2 In Black , . tnbdlvl- slot: of part of sections " Ind M, Townshlp u N.. Range tr, [an of 8rd Principal Mer. Minn. in the VIII-l: of Wanecmdl. In. County, Illinois. would“. to plat thereof reeorded April = 1850 In Book M ot Dead: Lou " of Lee'- Pint, a Inbdivbian In Section 25, Town-MD " N.. lingo 9. In“ of 8rd Principal Halal-n. In It. Vin-(c of Wnumdn, [Aka County. llllnob. laconi- Inl to all! thereof meorded PM 10. I”? " Documznt No. "on. In Book D of Me. Mrs. IN. 105, MM. IM, Mm. "h 110. IM. I12. I13. tit. 115. III. I". tttr. I". [20. 121. 122. I”, IM. 125. “I, In, an. 129. I” and IM. In V. D. Klrnblll'u Second Subdivision ot I part " the SW‘A of Sue- Ilon M. Township " N.. “I“. I. M of ttrd Prinelvul Merkttmn in the Villas. of Wit-tomb. Lake County, Illlnoll. according to the plat meorded October 8, "It, ll Document No. 231340. In! an" hn m Inled awn In tbe Btrertfr of lake County. by virtu- of II All” hunting on Ink-mt Cont-d. - Fri}. 38:21.70: uirFiatmarCFff Innxn's nu a, viral, orPtuAtuiernity 'r ia., "Elihu M, B, letter hou- linn‘bo-n W. a - wan III" - “I“, I not. regular M tum whini- of gunner. my: wt mm» - (on glid thrumhio-orir.tion, with thr aw _ Wt. We: puking facilities but but! 91'0- pukini {maimed 1.". bin :5- vided in front ld the post can.“ annual route inspection will soon sun. tindintm from which will help equalize routes 3nd give earlier de- lireries A m o n . the most noteworthy timings connected with business " this post once in recent years lave been the remarkable increase in the purchase of United States Saw Bonds and the ever growing in - est on the part of the stump collec- tors. Special {utilities Ire "orded the latter by a well org-nixed phil- Italic section at the local om. Postmaster Cobb invites sugges- tions from patrons as to further im- provements in my branch of the postal sonic: here. Members of Cub Pack 65 Ind their dads and mothers are invited to participate in the first annual down hill coasting derby to be held Saturday, May 4. Cub Pack 65 Will Hold Down Hill Coasting Derby May 4 VCompe't'itionill be in two chines: age 10% or under in one class; all over 10 in the other. Prizes ihrat, second and third) will he awarded for first over fin- ishing line; most unique Ind best looking at the lowest cost; longest run. The down hill counter is just a home-made 4-wheel steerable cout- er, which one cm ride. Require- ments eliminate bull or roller bear- ine wheels; wheels more than 12 inches in diameter or ready made steering gent. Otherwise anything goes, so long as it will stand rough handling, has four wheels, 8 place to sit, a strong brake, Ind n way to steer. Counters less than 17 {inches wide tip easily. Dorsey Rmsenetter, eutrmaster of Pack 65. expects this to be a very enjoyable oocuion, with plenty of fun and competition. Milk Drivers Here Still on Strike Hiehland Park like other neigh- boring towns in feeling the effect of the milk wagon drivers strike, which began yesterday Ind is still in progress. Many homes Md it dim- eult to procure milk through this suspension of service in this vicin- ity. "r The suite w" called atter the men aimed to accept I new con- tact proposed by dealers which would reduce their "ueies. This action wu tahen hy dealers in order that they might can)“: with com- petitorswbtsrets emulate dueed prices thrxmeh reduced om- head expenm. Only those dairies governed by the Chieneo union In - by this strike. Thou nude the but: County union Ire owning In nan-l. store- or Customer: in Eight! Put Boeked to 'strtbrsttrtq, - "ld -AiGGieAd "iii“. a. Lira. not hunky! ask any "ort to nerve the public. Anothet Contingent Of Gout Artillery Leaves for Texas eotttit-totthe6UtC-tAV leegdep.rtmdfttrre-t.ti-t Intheiti Ammuniti- hdd during In In Tun. and lavish-o. P,utereggt'tde.'tt dutch”, 'eLlrdSa'TN=='; 3m.I*bO-II,-lwl b-ia-tut-LM." guru. Thu-hum with *‘a. - us 1'tlt='att 0n Iona”, April up, .909 miie Am, unil- We: for the m inch-ram would be randy for mm with- in two at time this. We“ Borg m that plum for the m tire nation would be brought up for awn"! at the council'. ngxt nagging. - Commission" Swanson mud tuttheweekogKAgMtmrh- otBeialir designated g “Clan Up And Paint Up” weak. . also that! that Clove, rend had ban repaint! as requested ff ' prying: Mug: Benjamin P. Lewis, chitin“ of the eodifieation eommittee in I ut. ter to the council Imam the appointment of Thomas A. Mathews to correlate and complete the con- mittee's wor ken this project. He stated that a nun of Mr. Kamm’ qualifications would be invnlnqble in aiding the committee in this im. portant “folk. 7 7 7 Mayor Ronan hos been messing the importance of Highland Park eommutora pitching in and doing their utmost in iindintr work for un- employed local boys. He an he has sent out 200 letters asking for cooperation along these linen and that the response has been most gratifying. All information con- cerning openings should be ad- dressed to Mr. x, secretary of Com- munity Service. Ravinia Festival Starts Activity in Selling Campaign son " Ravinia, the beautiful north shore park which has been donated each year since 1936 for the music festival by Mrs. Louis Eekstein. Ex- tending her generosity this you Mrs. Ecksteiu his made 1 tive-year nrrangernent with the Ravinia uto- ciation, which puts the festival on I. more permanent basis and open- the way for certain physicll im- ')provementa " the park which the association trustees are now plan- nine. Thus In, the opening date of the concert ind the any: of the week on which they will be held, have been decided. Ravinia depends for it. principal support. ,, - The committee chairmen who will attend Mrs. von Ammon's luncheon are Mrs. Walter R. Knupler of Wilmette; Mrs. T. Weller Kimball of Kenilworth; In. Robert o. But of Winnetka, In. Dwight C. Or- cutt of Glencoe, In. Ralph A. Bard of Highland Park, In. J. Corzon Ellis of Luke Fowl, li- Juliette Brown of Luke Bill. In. Rush E. Hum of Waning“; In. Arthur H. Wet of Eva and Mrs. Roy Keith, of China. This will be the Mth festival na- "Thain-to! The North W ICE CREAM “Humiliation”. Gal-DIN MW Bhatt (Continued from Page " amt-utm- “10*“ nowLmo .00!- mm 7b I! Alw- . rm . ovum in no