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>f«l^ Wiitt^ Situitloiw WaaU^ ForS^«, Lost, an* round, sUMfttforltrat, &Mmt Wanted and Miscellaneous, 5 cento per Use for each iftttrttoa; Real Estate) lor Sale, Wanted, ApartmenU or Houses for Sale, For Rent or Exchange, 7^ ce*ts per line lor each Insertion, bat no advertisement will be taken for lest then 15 cents if paid in advance, or for less than 3S cento If charged. Ada for insertion In any week's issue shocOd reach the News office, 526 Davis Street, Telephone 565, not* later than noon on Tuesday. 'r»...... M ■' ■ NORT HELP WANTED ,/ k #7,500 at 6% Vrents $1,920 < ORTJS NujJIb Iwian in Ore beet N< REGISTRY FOR well trained ldren for es. 1616 Phone ltc MORTGAGE P o: See Scheu Phone 638. FOR^PKLE-- e $16,000; Improved. chigan-av. 36-tf Prominent Men and Organiza- tions to Try to Have Ref- uge Harbor Located at University Place. PR08PEGT& ARE BRIGHT Mrs. William D. Kies entertain with a porch party last Tuesday. James C. Murray, la harlnf h home on Cumnor road remodeled. Mr. Charles Blackwood la a visit from his sister", whose home Is In Toronto, Canada. f Walter N. Gillett and family are spending the summer at their cot- tage at Ludlngton. Mich. . V The choir of the Church of the Holy this fall? rent a house or the time. 1 Call the snaps] we hi we have lot what get it. N| trouble FOR RENTl-Large II YOU GOING TO MOVE?" Do you want to buy, or entJ^^Epw is usnhow you oil liaj. If y. and apartmenp. PROPERTY WANTED If you want to sell or rent your prop- erty and want quiek action list it with McCALLUM <B> CLARK 1615 Sherman-av., Opp. City Hall. CURTAINS WASHED, COLORED and mendeda^fiTBtJfess work; called for anMftfeOfM M. R. Mo- rits, 1620 Darfow-av. Tel. 1339. 6tf NORTH SHORE NURSES; SUPPLY Coif make a^ptpeclfsfy^ of well . twned nursery caV of children. >gw5 BensonajeW Bjypston, 111. FOR SALE ^ ALE-HOUSES rSALE--6- terms Davia-st. SALE--HART SODA FOUN- oak and onyx; comMete cold hot soda epjmratusfIrre tables th chairs ti^Lafh; IsoA tanks, charging macMnlry, elecfric mixer, silver and glassware. John V. Lee, % Chicago-av. and! Main-st, Evans- ton. ltc FOR 8JLE--SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, furnece heat^emblortdl from Maln- ^WfP>4sfi down, bal- easy.^ ^/ Mf^heeler, 834 Madison-*: t. ^ra. 23^!** ltc st^statlon, a#ce '0 if BEAU- e, such Eyelet and y's choice stock. 1503 ltc INS IN USED PIANOS. COME id examine these special offers. Shoninger, mahogany 850 Shoninger, 400 Cable, man 460 Conover, We are making pianos used Tin the marks you to take advantage gust special bargains. .1 85.00 . 115.00 . 150.00 . 200.00 on new you are t will pay of our Au- Patterson EMT--APTMTS. NT--APARTMENTS IN 'THE SHERMAN" information given upon re- Davis-st. 24tf FLAT v., Wll- ette. ltc FOR RENT-HOUSES FOR RENT. Nin>sqom house, 1100 Centaai-av WilmettejHyJjed rooms, lajge^ living room with firefelra; hajdwood floors throughout; 3 porJsraT large shady yard, fenced; |5>^per ffltoth till May, 1913; longer, ^fease can beN|ad from the ownjarf Telephone Wnmefl* 458. ■ ^ ^ 37- If weight brought to bear by promi- nent men and organisations counts for anything, Evanston has an excellent chance of securing the har- bor of refuge the government is con- templating to be located between Chi- cago and Waukegan. One thing alone stands In the way of the harbor being given to Evans- ton and it is believed that this can be overcome with little trouble. The mil- lionaires of Highland Park are exert- ing all their influence to have the har- bor located at that place but the local conditions are much the better and it is believed the government will set this point. The fact that there is not a harbor of refuge between Chicago and Wau- kegan, a distance of twenty-five miles, led the government to start looking for the best possible location. The lake traffic, by both pleasure crafts and the large steamers, between the two har- bors is as heavy as any place on the lake. This together with the fact that Gross Point is one of the most danger- ous points on Lake Michigan hag proven beyond a doubt that" such a har- bor is a necessity. When the Highland Park men heard of the plan to make a harbor they at once started boosting their town. They subscribed $10,000 to be added to the government appropriation. Local men interested in the locating of the har- bor here are of the opinion that the same amount could be raised In this city Just as quickly as it was in High- land Park. There are many points of advantage that Evanston has over Highland Park and for this reason it Is believed that they will secure the harbor. In the first place they have the life saving station. With the harbor here the crew could handle a 36-foot power boat that would be able to take them out in any kind of weather. Also the closeness of Gross Point to Evanston. If the harbor is guilt, it will be where the life saving station IS located. Several wealthy residents of Evans- ton living along the lake shore are showing a great deal of Interest In the plan and will lend their effort to se- cure the harbor. Captain Jensen of the life saving station is heartily la favor of the hajehor and will lend all the aid he can% the movement UNABLE TO CET WACEI Fort Sheridan is feeling the effect* of an incipient monetary panic. Oft^ cers are acting as "bankers" to the men in the ranks. Merchants depen- dent on the trade of the men of war are in a state of hard times. The "ghost" baa not "walked" since June 3. .."."* ' Nine hundred of the regular! are at the maneuvers at Sparta, Wis. The majority of the 360 men at the fort are "rookies," to whom the absence of a pay day is a near tragedy. The appropriation from which the troops get their money has been ex- hausted. Congress will have to give *id. ■' mm to Europe,%«■£ Boston Saturday on luinbia for J the fori | _ BENEFIT PERFORMANCE FOR A HEROINE Miss Joran Letmolee, a nurse at tho Lake Shore sanitarium of Evans- ton, lost her life while attending a patient lb Irving Park early this month. In a fire accident, June 21, she sacrificed her life for thafc*e€ her patient and died July 6. As she was a native of Norway, without gllatives in this country, the nt of the Lake Shore sanl- terium; together yPhm&Uk and Mtsi-1, iMiii •- n ' at wltato bom tfe* e^ ingaahii with the nn w Joined to give that the remains oil 4i^Uwn of the aayitarlua he as;: iti£4toi^-<f%, ' The Winona Ladies* quartet Vocal sole ^ Mfss Dolly accompanied by Miss Cat ■ PiwIen^;>^,3hBa^:;^;f.;-. The Wlnnefred Townaend The-; Cloven on«rtet (male) By some of the popular mi of the College Theater . company. \.^&M- l'.'.-rr,- ^vT M;mM Wife (starting on a trtp)--r t> you every day while I'm Going ^ STATE SUES FOR EVAHSTOM LANDS Quintan J^^rortS