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For Sale 20 Years‘ Experience nc â€" Classified Wantâ€"Ads SALE imadtalnen ts M eechvadaiinee o @iinuas w 129 2 B 90 ECYY Hose moly T6 cents if fot :ilum‘blh publication. 10 cents for mmmfl 1.10 for eonmn weeks. ;I;fillud Park and Forest ination Rate, 75¢; $1.00 if not by Saturâ€" day !&:Ilowiulnblb:afion. BLIND % 15 cents !ar:’n.l‘h- or paid for before insertion; turday following publication. 10 cents each additional fl:.‘ NOTICE â€" Advertisements sfter 5:00 o‘clock W 4 placed m section ainesdar RATES: 50 cents for five lines or less if paid on or before insertion; 49. UIT Phone 154 Ubitf N. Westâ€" Râ€"28â€"26lh Alttr elee. Aâ€"2% 5â€"ROOM FLAT FOR 2 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FURNISRED for couple. Dishes, cooking Ilhlllh‘o:'!nl. gas stove, continuous hot water. C to business district. Tel. H.P. 1636. D18â€"20 368 Central Ave. HP. 171. Pit SWEDISH WOMAN 15â€"40 YEARS OLD To take care of motherless home as her own. NICELY FURNISHED STUDIO BEDROOM in comfortable home. Modern. Tel. 405. THAT JOR * OFFICES TO SERVE YOU COUPLESâ€" 4 positions, adult families $150 1 at §135â€"4 at $125â€"4 at $100. MAIDS 5 positions $18â€"20 at $15â€"19 at 12. Several good mother helper jobs. SECOND AND NURSE girie, $15â€"18. MALE NURSEâ€"$100 mo. HOTELâ€"CAFKE â€"Chef §$35, hostess $20, wnitrem union wages, chambermaids. FURNISHED PLEASANT ROOM able for 1 or 2. 4 McGovern St of Central Ave. Short Block to center. Tel. H.P. 1621, NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOMS, NEAR BLACK SCOTTY DOG. LAST SEEN won $ oR en C B ATTRACTIVE SECTION LINCOLN SCHOOL DISTRICTâ€"ON 100 FT. benutifully landscaped lot with some fruit trees, this 7 room ‘houseâ€"4 bedroomsâ€" Sun Rm. and Screened Porchâ€"Studyâ€" Oil Heat in very nice condition. Offered by owner leaving town at the unusually low price of $11,500.00. SMALL HOME BARGAIN, NEW 4 ROOM "ALlU HOME . N, NEW . IN LAKE POREST. A 5 ROOM FURâ€" nished house near Trans. Tel. L.F, 1618. Inquire 322 Wisconsin Ave., Lake Forest. LOVELY 6 ROOM HOUSE â€" 2% BATHS â€"Oil heatâ€"Powder Roomâ€"2 car garage â€"near school & trans. Per mo. $0.00, CHARMING WHITE FRAME HOUSE â€" 7 rms. 4 bedrooms â€" lovely ser. porch â€" tile bath with shower â€" convenient to sehool & trans. Per mo. $80.00. Guy 2 in family. Must be a @ood housexceper. Anawer in Swedish with Kodak picture to H.P.O. General Delivery, Uptown station, Chicago, 111. pP.93 RESIDENCE FOR RENT â€" three baths. Will decorate to HARD TO FINDâ€"A "DARLING"® 4+R00M bungalow available September 1. Breakâ€" fast nook, sun parlor, 2 car garage. Vaâ€" ceant on both sides. Artistically decorated. Rent, $55.00 per month. F. B. WILâ€" LIAMS, 541 Ctl Ave., H. Pk. 2360. e n o n t e ameity Trans.; quiet neighborhood. For maation call H.P. 899, if no anaw H.P. 405. | T MORTGAGE LOANS on se« YALUOâ€" ation approved within 24 houre. TIRACTIVE SECTION OF LINCOLN Avenue. Located on a wooded landscaped lot with 75 ft. frontageâ€"T roomsâ€"Colonial House with 2 bathsâ€"large living porch on first floor and sleeping porch on 2nd. Oil heat â€"Priced right to sell immediatelyâ€" $17,000.00. Tel 124 0n e e en e n ts unfinished house, occupied, full basement, garage and chicken coop. Offered for very whort time at smerifice as owner‘s business calls him uway. ALSO, a wonderful barâ€" ain in strictly modern large home with large landscaped lot, 2 car gar. Make an @Dpointment to see these. Call Lake Forâ€" est 2051, 8. Simmonds, Gâ€"23 PAUL PHELPS, Inc 2 N. Sheridan Rd. 1 2 N. Sheridan Rd 2 N. Sheridan Rd PAUL PHELPS, Inc 2 N. Sheridan Rd. 1 three baths, Will decorate to suit. Shown by sppointment only. Franklin 8895. Bâ€"23 SEE Inga Durment _ Employment Service Domestic Help With Good Refs _ _ _ ur ym _ _ 2e Refway Ape, Aihreed Rooms For Rent EMPLOYMENT AGENCY _First Natl. Bang Bige. PAUL PHELPS, Inc. LCs Lost and Found Houses For Sale PAUL PHELPS, Inc Houses For Rent Help Wanted Aâ€"l now AIpY in prmew y Apartments EUGENE BAKER Highland Pk. 5060 ASANT ROOM. sUITâ€" 4 McGovern St. Corner Short Block to business if no anawer call PiTtpd HP. 4580 H.P. 4580 Gâ€"28 H.P. 4580 Bâ€"23 Pâ€"23pd Inforâ€" Bâ€"23th Bâ€"23 Finally when the ball has been dubbed, sliced, hooked and topped . . . the player naturally becomes slightly exasperated. Another four strokes and the poor sweating golfer finds himself on the green . . . quite at loss as to what the next move may be. He hauls out a rusty putâ€" ter . . . putts and screams in rage when the ball rolls gently into a convenient sand trap. After bashâ€" ig clouds of sand into the air . . . he finally connects with the long lost ball, and sends it whistling over the green onto another fairway. About this time, ‘clubs begin to fly through the air . . . oaths are being flung through foamed lips and hankerâ€" chiefs are wiping watery foreheads. Yes, this funny game seems easy, but it really fools one. I swing the club, clouds of turf acâ€" company the ball. When the rotund,. white missle ascends in the air, most new golfers find that it invarâ€" iably curves one way or the other â€" . . a Aook or a slice. One is as bad as the other. The green player enâ€" deavors to overcome a hook and deâ€" velopers a violent slice . . . that‘s my experience. The hook is the greatest pitfall for the new golfer, in my humble esâ€" timation. It is the most baffling problem in this popular pastime. Slicing can be overcome, as can hooking, simply by altering the grasp on the club, so I‘ve been told. Better take lessons, and start out on the right path, They call golf fun, but I get the biggest kick out of seeing so many unhappy, wornâ€" out, hungry looking faces while out on the links. Goif is improved by frequent practice . . . and requires much perseverance and patience ... little progress can be made without any of these qualities in the player. Well, T‘ll point out a few more facts concerning the game next week. Bye the bye, this peculiar game was anciently known as Goff, or Gowff and was a game of Dutch origin, but generally identified with Scotland, where as early as 1457 the local Parliament inveighed against its abuse . . . and whence it has become popularized throughout the Englishâ€"speaking world. Currently attending the W.G.A. derby at Westmoreland Comg club, Exmoor wotmen have a schedule on deck for the residue of planned evefits is a unique tournaâ€" ment to be held August 13. The arangement in this event will be a% follows: Mo#t 4‘s h class A; most 5‘s in class B; most @s in class C, Ye old column is dedicated to those local golf aspirants who know very little about the lingo of the game . . . and maybe a few facts concerning the functioning and imâ€" plements used therein. Let‘s hope this doesn‘t seem too naive . . . which it will undoubtedly be to golf parâ€" ticipants. Usual paraphenalia conâ€" cerning forthcoming events on the local links will be found in the latâ€" ter section of the column. Now for this little game ealled golf. When one sees action pictures of good golfers in the news, one thinks how really simple the game Now for schedules and forthcomâ€" ing events in the local clubs. Exâ€" moor is planing a match play against par on the 10th, and its usual mixed foursome event for Thursday the 15th, according to Joe DePalma, Exmoor goif authority. On the 17t\ a best ball twosome event will be given at Exmoor, while on the same day the third round match play of the Fullerto® cup tourney will be played, DePaima is . . . if one knows how to swing. I think swinging is the most imporâ€" tant part of gh? game. Every time 2000 RAWw DORRIC CCITTT DAY NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all perâ€" sons that the first Monday of October, 1940, is the claim date in the estate of John V. Norcross, Deceased, pending in the Probate Court of Lake County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate in or before said date without fssuance of summons. All claims filed against said es tate on or before said date and not conâ€" texted, will be adjudicated on the first Tuesâ€" day after the first Monday of the next sucâ€" ceeding month at 10 A. M. MARION R. NORCROSS. James A. Velde, Attorney T S spiicgrions may be secured 2t the iss Applications may be secured at the City Hall, Highland Park, Ilinois. > CIVIL SERVICE COMMIs#iON City of Highland Park. MR * 41 he4 weloek P.M. to entablish el Draftemen, one position to be ent. Applicants must be ex CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION Commmisaion "of the Chor t Mistand Tark rk, That on seammatine wil bo hald on the cile By CRAWFORD ADJUDICATION Legal Notices THE. DEERFPIELD PR ES3 for an Adtaker 5 58 19, 1940 at 7:30 Executor Xâ€"23â€"25 list for at presâ€" X22.23 Commissioner Swanson said that a meeting of Sheridan road and East Central avenue property ownâ€" ers on the subject of broken down sidewalks and the necessary steps to be taken for restitution would be held on Wednesday evening in the bwmiding department of the City Hall. ./4¢lml'lu'dtrafion By ELMORE M. MURPHY C,m..,.b More next week . . . until then keep your eye on the ball . . . headi down . .. arm stiff . . . completely relaxed . . . and by all means folâ€" low thru. Holeâ€"inâ€"one honors go to a cerâ€" tain Mr. Klein, guest of Mr. D. Goldman of Lakeshore, who made a "one" on Lakeshore‘s 6th hole (120 yards) recently. Have received reâ€" ports that Eddy Loos, ace pro at Lakesore, is still clicking off par with no trouble at all. He recently shot a 67 ... with a enviable 31 on the first nine. Oh for the life of a pro. August 10 will be the first round of the men‘s 72â€"hole medal play handicap tournament, Brooks said. On the 13th, the ladies will hold a match play against par, with handi~ cap, event. ‘The Sunset tournamnet with a ladies‘ choice of nine holes will be given on the 15th. Lakeshore nabbed top honors over Northmoor in their recent golf team _ competition, John Brooks, Lakeshore goif expert, announced today. Mrs. M. J. Spiegel Jr. won the recent ladies‘ handicap tourney. H. E. Foreman Jr. and John Coleâ€" man tied for first place in the men‘s most pars with handicap event held recently at Lakeshore. M. M. Drefus of Lakeshore won the men‘s closest to hole tournament staged last week at the elub. arid most 7‘s in class D. Mrs. Newâ€" by and Mrs. Petersen are in charge of arrangements. Sunset Valley will have a medal play handicap tournament on Aug. 11th, Jerry Parsons, Sunset authorâ€" ity, pointed out today. Parsons comâ€" mented on the huge success of Sunâ€" set‘s Bumpâ€"alongâ€"day held Wednesâ€" day. Advertise in the PRESS Commissioner Swanson (Continued from Page 1) No Better Time Than Right Now to Check Your Printing Requirements The Highlan Park Press P R I N T I N G Needs Now! 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