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warrants in the hands of the underâ€" signed upon delinquent lands, town Hatea ana ‘dencribed..~" Take notice listed and ‘Take notice that such general officer on Septemâ€" lt“‘.b.‘.hlfl.&‘(rnty Court of Lake County, Illinois, the Court, Room in the Court House in the City of Waukegan in said County aflm'fllâ€"hzuuunlfor judgment against the lands, town lots and real property hereinafter deâ€" scribed for the amount of said special Thursday, Sept. 5th, town lots and real property upon which the special assessments or inâ€" stallments thereof remain unpaid with the names of the owners, if known, the total amount due thereon, the year or years"for which the same are due is as follows: Warrant No .%, dated April 7, 199 tion to Ravinia Highlands and in Block 1 Ravinia Highlands, for Park Koagh & Peterson .........88 . 1 S. Nilsen N $ ft lot 3 and T 3 hepiuchng 24E 0| M PrurnelF+ +500000.000.â€"e00. 04 _ FIRST ADDN TO RAVINTA _ LANDS SUBDN. P. Paviik Jr. ..........0.... A list of all such delinquent lands, Wly of the Wly line of tion to Ravinia Highâ€" lands ext Nly to Nly line Toh 46 DIK L .............. .A CWiy a distance of 5.42 Rblr-~-§‘ W of the SBiy cormer of -n.u-n’n--- the NWiy corner of lot 8 To he piat of ad partitice recorded on June I, 190 as Doc §9M8 in Book C of plate page M, Com at the 3 1 R. A. Schols .. J. B. Bradwell P. S. Maguire RAVINIA WOODS SUBDN. J. Cabonargi (ax St. N%).. 9 120.39 F. A. Conrad (ex W $.2 ft) 41 114.58 _ _ JOHN H. SASSERS RESUB. _ _ soUTH HIGHLAND ADDN o C. A. Wightman ex St & PAFK .....«...«...~.......... 8@ 50.94 Do (ex Sty .............. .188 106.11 SUBDN. OF PART OF LOT 3 BLK $,. HIGHLAND PARK T. W. Allison ..l............ $ 5L8 SUBDN. OF LOTS 1 4& 5â€"TO is INC. __ LAKESIDE MANOR SUBDN. _ J. V. Clinnin (ex Ravinia Hillside Subdn) & (ex X. Vigeant (ox Wly % ft) _ â€" a«mAm‘.""*‘ .4 M, TY TOTIV .c oacsccgosncn. I srTark or JLLINQis > line S on E line %$ ft th "fl-slb.glb to S line lot 7 th Nly 91.6 I, Roy Millen, hereby certify that I MAN‘$ SUBDN. 1 uT® the handwriting of such notable persons as Thomas Lynch Jr., Naâ€" than Hale, Lord Nelson, the Louis® of France and others,‘ are repreâ€" h..l?yInryA_Bcnja-h.dv- the history of autograph collecting and the reasons for its popularity. Of particular helpfuiness to new collectors, it tells how to arrange and care for a collection. It exâ€" plains the terminology used in catâ€" alogues and the factors which afâ€" fect evaluation; advises how and what to collect and where to buy. It relates anecdotes of famous forgers and how to detect their handiwork, and warns against facâ€" similes, reproductions and copies of famous letters often mistaken Announcement . . . 123 WILDWOOD ROADâ€"OFFICE LAKE FOREST 402 810 EVERETT RD.â€"KENNELS LAKE FOREST 2760 BOWMAN MUSICAL MILKWAGON VC Beginning Saturday, Sept. 1 HIGHLAND HOUSE SUNDAY DINNERS From 1200 Noon until 700 P.M. TELEPHONE HICHLAND PARK 4775 LUNCH . . _ . ~â€". 11BÂ¥9Dt62pm. DINNER . . . . S$30t8pm. 11:30 A. M. to 12:00 WMAQ Monday though Friday Clipping â€" Stripping â€"â€" Bathing = Large Outside Runs Open Every Week Day K. J. PALEY T HE PRESS 23 North Sheridan Road 1200 Noon to 700 P.M. regard to some subject of interest. Have you ever thought of using the facilities of the reading room? Unlike the rooms in a large city institution, this.room is cool, the chairs comfortable, , On its shelves are magazines to suit varied tastes and interests in life. For those who are interested in current events, getting a sane picâ€" ture of the world today, there are : The average resident of Highâ€" Republic, Foreign Affairs, Survey. For those who enjoy the outâ€"ofâ€" doors, there are Nature, Rudder, Field and Stream. If you have a one, there are suggestions in Arâ€" chitectural Forum, House Beautiâ€" ful, Home and Garden. If theseaâ€" son of music at Ravinia Park has inspired you with a desire to know more about the subject, there are three magazines devoted entirely to music and to prominent musiâ€" in addition to the n esâ€" P ecinily the Sundey ectiion of the When you come to the business district to do your shopping, why some of these attractive magaâ€" zines? acute housing shortages. Mustrative of direct community »stion is an organization set up by the Des Moines Chamber of Comâ€" merce, known as the Des Moines Housing Corporation. This organiâ€" zation has provided homes for sevâ€" eral Moines. In another Iowa community, the Spencer Chamber of Commerce fiâ€" nanced a $100,000 housing program to provide veterans with houses for around $4,000 each. by appropriations greater than anâ€" ticipated early in 1946. Meanâ€" while, receipts also have held up better than expected and further gains in revenues may result from Lessonâ€"Sermon ?:nfldd? on Sunday, Sept. 1, was: * perts say a balanced budget for the 1946â€"47 bookkeeping year may or Wm'mm. valance in the current year, after may not be achieved. depending on has been piling up a huge debt, the financial condition of States has The Golden Text was: "The Father judgeth no man, but h-;)“â€" the Father" (John 5: 22, Among the citations which wtâ€"-fiâ€"-â€"t from the Bible: . » *Behold, the come, saith the Hula.flo:lhvll ;‘%d&hfi the earth. In his days Judah shall be saved, and Israel shall dwell 3udget Balance in Doubt budget is regarded as one of the most effective means of checking the inflationary trend in prices. State Finances Improve zan July 1, is the nation‘s biggest nances, however, affords only minor high levels in an effort to balance the national budget. ence and Health with Key to the Seriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "Christ is the true iden voicing Weighing government estimates to the Son: that all men should the divine message from ut bo meen apenking toc the ho. To o nisin emeoyes afa.'."..‘.*.":f-’"""" ; and the prophets in the divine fi“fi“â€"-‘" of Love" (pp. 332, 333). -i-%fif"' E’fihâ€"fii THE LORD (Jer. 23: 5, 6). their own initiative to solve ing size of the Fedâ€" amounts to more than eight billion United States. He worked his way through the University of Florida. Then, st 17, he became recording clerk of the Florida House of Representaâ€" tives, studied stenography on the side and found a job in a Jacksonâ€" The harbors of the Chicago area normally handle more waterâ€"borne traffic each year than does the ville law firm at $45 a month. to earn money, was graduated. Law practice eventually carried Fruit Company. He Worked His Way MORAINEâ€"ONâ€"THEâ€"LAKE M ALE HELP In the pot of life, if you want to keep cooking, you‘ve got to keep stirring. the first, "so 1 made myself may we add . . . most of those good MALE cooks DEâ€" insist on good.tools for any job they did at their shop it is Gâ€"Aâ€"S. The cost of the Gâ€"Aâ€"S we sell has not gone up. Highland Park 4444 HOUSEMEN Two men sat down to cat "A bit long, isn‘t it?" â€" _ "Long? Sure it is long. It‘s "My wife‘s away," replied W A N TE D