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Owning and Operating the Following High Class Theatres
All Over the City:
ItlOUtlAril TIIEATIIK, 2433 Lincoln Amine
COVENT OAUDEN TjinATHK, 2(IS3 North Clnrk Slreel
KNICKKimOCKKH THKATKK, 022.1 Ilronilwny
MICII10AN THKATKK, SStli nml Mlcltlgnn Haiitevard
OAK TAttK TIlKiV . Oak I'nrk, Illinois
PAIIAMOUNT TJIEAVHH, 2048 Milwaukee Atenue
VtTAGItAril T1IEATKK, .1133 Lincoln Avenue
W8T KND TIIKATlti:, North Cicero nnd Went Km Atenucf
1'ANTIIKOM TIIKATRK, Sheridan Ilonil nt Wilton Ave.
KM.KNTKK THKATKK, Ileton and Cltrk StreeU
WILSON TIIKATIIIS, Western Avenin. ami Millon StreeU
riCIlSHINO TH1UTHK, Lincoln neiw WlUon Ave.
HARRY M. LUBLINER JOSEPH TRINZ
801 Kimball Building
ASCHER THEATRES
OAKLAND SQUARE THEATRE, Onlcwood and Drexel Blvdi.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, Grand Blvd. and 47th St.
FROLIC THEATRE, 55th St. and Elll. Aye.
COLUMBUS THEATRE. A.hlond Ave. and 63rd St.
COSMOPOLITAN THEATRE, Halited and 79th Stt.
PEERLESS THEATRE, Grand and Oakwood Blvdi.
KENWOOD THEATRE, 1225 Eatt 47th St.
CHATEAU THEATRE, Broadway and Grace' Sis.
LAKESIDE THEATRE, 4730 Sheridan Road
TERMINAL THEATRE, Lnwrenco and Spaulding Avet.
ALBANY PARK THEATRE, Lawrence and Kedzie Ares.
ADELPHI THEATRE. 7070 North Clark St.
CALO THEATRE, Clark St. and Balmoral Ave.
MILFORD THEATRE, Milwaukee and Crawford Avet.
LANE COURT THEATRE, Lane Court and Center St.
MIDWAY THEATRE, Rockford, III.
ASCHER BROS. GENERAL OFFICES
220 South State Street, Chicago.
Palmer House
The Old Reliable
European Plan Exclusively
Our restaurant on parlor floor, for ladies
and gentlemen, is perfection in every
detail of cuisine and service.
State and Monroe Streets
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Drexel Cafe
Norfhcnat Corner
Cottage Grove Ave. and 39th 9t
After Dinner DANCINQ for our Pairene
AT OUR ANNEK
Every Evening from &sft tiH IfeM.
Hey Bros. Motor Car & Garage Co.
Finest Garage in Chicago
BEST OF SERVICE
DAY AND NIGHT
4621 to 4629 Cottage Grove Avenue
TELEPHONE DREXEL 772
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How It Grows
WHEN, on a treet on which
there are 100 telephone uicrs,
fifteen telephones are added, it
means that we may luve to provide an
additional distribution cablrto serve
that street.
When the same thing happens on
six or eight nearby streets, served from
the same cable terminal, it requires
new main cables from terminal boxes
to the exchange.
Such increases from several locali
ties soon call for additions to switch
board and terminal room facilities.
Finally a new exchange, with its
costly equipment, must be built, and '
extensive redistribution made of the
outside plant. ,
These are some of the elements
which enter Into the cost of supplying
telephone service to growing com
munities and which make adequate
rates imperative.
CHICAGO TELEPHONE
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EAGLETS.
Dr. M. Lolnlngor, tho popular dcn
tlat, who, with his sons, conducts tho
woll-known dental parlor at 1280 Mil.
wnukoo nvcnuo, in tho Palatine Build
lng, la ono of tho progressive and
wldoawnkn cltlzons of tho Northwest
Sido.
MoKentle defend, tho able former
Judge, Is a man who Is nevor afraid
to stand up for what he believes to
be right.
Joseph A. cvconncll, former legis
lator and park commissioner, Is one
of tho most popular momrcra cf Hie
Chicago Bar.
John W. Eckhart, tho popular Dem
ocratic leader would make n good
governor of Illinois,
K. C. McWhorter, tho popular presi
dent of tho Acmo Box Company, has a
host of friends In Chicago who would
llko n chance to voto for him for
Mayor or some good office where his
splendid executive abilities could bo
of scrvlco to tho people.
Richard Francis Condon, tho popular
chairman of tho Elks Momborshlp
Commttteo is confident of adding 3000
now members to tho rolls of tho organ
ization this year.
Charles E. Umraach, president of
tho well known It. Williamson Com
pany, Is ono of Chicago's progressive
citizens who Is always working hard
for tho upbuilding of tho city, nnd
tho advancement of Its Interests. Ho
stands high with everybody who
knows htm.
Charlos Krutckct always mado a
good public record.
William O. Hawkins, manager for
tho big coal company of Richards &
Sons, Is ono of tho most popular and
wldo awake business men of the city.
He la a leador In tho trade and all
who have had business dealings with
him respect him.
George W. PauTlln, the great fur
rlor, haa made a business record for
honesty and Integrity that wins for
him hoaU of friends.
William H. BaXer made a good rec
ord on the Sanitary Board.
AdolphKraua la always In the lead at
every movement for the bettememt
of condltloaa In Gbtoafo.
Judge D. E. Sullrvan haa mad as
honest, dignified and able record
the bench.
Alfred B. Border, the well known
stationer, Is a veteran of the Spanish
American war and one of the veter
ans of Chicago's crack First Regi
ment. Ha is popular in the business
world.
Samuel R. Kaufman tho popular
president of tho famous Congress
Hotel Company and head of tho gTcat
Congress Hotol, la ono of tho most
public spirited citizens of Chicago
who Is always keenly allvo on every
thing uplifting tho city and a broad
minded man of affairs who makes
ovoryono who patronizes his hotel
happy.
Dixon C. Williams has high honors
awaiting him at tho hands of tho
people
John W. Eckhart has dono much to
build up tho Iroquois Club. He mnkos
a success of everything he undertakes.
John T. Murray, lb well known and
popular lawyer, would make a good
padge.
Judgo Thomas F. Scully is making
a grand record in tho County courts.
Judge Frank Johnston, Jr., Is mak
ing a flno record on tho Circuit Court
bonch.
Chas. Rlngor, ono of tho most popu
lar men who over sat on tho board of
assessors of Cook County, is frequent
ly talked of for high political honors.
Whatovor position ho Is chosen to fill
ho will fill to tho satisfaction of everybody.
From presont nppoaranccs tho Con
stitutional Convention will bo raoroly
nn extra session of tho Springfield
Lobby. Whatovor a convention' of
that kind does tho people will knock
out.
Judgo Scully of tho County Court
Is a groat baseball fan and Is very
popular with tho ball playors and
tholr friends,
The readme memnera or every so
ciety and club in Chicago read The
Eagle.
OWEN O'MALLEY'S
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
CIGARS
OPPOSITE COUNTY BUILDING
137 North Clark Street
BOX TRADE A SPECIALTY TELEPHONE CENTRAL 437
WHERE TO EAT
THE
20th Century Cafe
S. W. Cor. State and Adams
72 ALL SUMMER COOL, COOL, COOL!
Why Not Rest and Dine in Comfort?
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE RESTAURANT IN
THE CITY
Special Plate Lunches Quick Service
Try Our Sunday Chicken Dinners
THE BEST SODA FOUNTAIN DRINKS AND DISHES IN
THE CITY
ALWAYS A COOL PLACE ON HOT DAYS
Special Arrangement for Dinner or Tea Parties
RICHARD M. DONNELLY, Manager
Tel. Harrison 7678
Main 4711
(Two Phones)
Main 4708
TRY IT NOW
CORSIGLIA BROTHERS
Famous Italian Restaurant
Special attention to banquets and
'dinner parties on short notice.
HOME COOKING. SPAQHETTI A SPECIALTY.
"Good for Every Taste."
Everything First Class.
44448 Orleans Street 341-343-345 W. Illinois Street
CHICAGO
Messinger's
ii vr. MdiMn m.
lit W. MadUoa u
W4 W. MadUoa M.
fit W. liadlton St.
SM W. Madlwm Bt.
1MI W. Mtdtooa It.
RESTAURANTS
1ST R. Ontario M.
IM North Cluk Bt.
ST North Clark Bt.
17 flulncr Street.
0 W. Van llaron St.
BIT Bo. Wabatb Ave.
101 Bo. Ilalatod Bt
633 Bo. llalatod St,
1148 Bo. Halitod St.
4151 Bo. llalrtod Bt.
188 W. Waohlnctoo St.
IMS Milwaukee At.
Office and Commissary, 237-243 East Ontario Street
Phone Superior 7728
CHICAGO
BALDASSINO'S
Grand Opera Restaurant
524 SOUTH WABASH AVENUE
Half Block South from the Auditorium Theatre
The real Italian Restaurant of Chicago
Dinner $1.00.
Lunch 60 cents.
High Class Singing, Music and Dancing
TELEPHONE WABASH 3678
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ADAM ORTSEIFEN H. TEMPLE BELLAMY
President Vice-Prei. and Treat.
J. A. C. FENTON, Secretary
McAvoy's
Malt Marrow
Dcalcohollzed
"Still at Your Service"
Address
Malt Marrow Department
McAvoy Company
2340-8 South Park Avenue
Telephone Calumet S401
WHERE TO EAT
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Congress Hotel and Annex
HaHaaOHHPlMaNai I
Samuel R. Kaufman
PRESIDENT
LargestFIoorSpacc
Devoted to Public
Use of Any Hotel
in the World.
Michigan Boulevard and Congress Street
HOTEL BREVOORT
120 West Madison Street
LAURENCE R. ADAMS, President nnd General Monngor
RATES:
, Room without bath, ono person $2.00 per day
Room without bath, two persons $3.50 "
Room with bath, one person .... $2.50, $3.00 "
Room with bath, two persons - - $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 "
Two connecting rooms, two persons - $5.00 to $7.00 "
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All Outside Rooms.
European Plan Only.
Telephone Central 1687
Music and Dancing
New Italy Restaurant
Firit Clan Table D'Hote
DINNER 90 CENTS-LUNCH 60 CENTS
Genuine Italian Cooking
J. SCALA, Mngr.
1 W. Monroe Street (2nd Floor. Opposite First National Bank)
Chicago, Illinois
A?F?BRUCHMAN ManalnS Dlrecto"
M Prima Gardens
Operated by the Ricnzi Co.
626 D1VERSEY PARKWAY
Corner Broadway and
Clark.Street
Telephone
Lake View III and 806
CHICAGO
ANTHONY D'ANDREA, Prop.
W. COSCIONI, Gen. Mgr.
Phono Main 1185
CAPRI INN
ITALIAN AND FRENCH RESTAURANT
SPAGHETTI AND RAVIOLI A SPECIALTY
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
BANQUETS
10 N. Clark Street (near Madison)
CHICAGO
Raklios
Office and Commissary, 125-131 West Ohio Street
Telephono Superior 8975-8976
LUNCH ROOMS
No. 1013 S. KKOZIK AVK. Tel. Iteiltle MM
No, S M0 N, WISI.I.H BT. Tel. Superior SUM
No, (I (17 N. OI.AItK BT, Tel. Central 13M
No. ft 10 1". Stmt 81'. Tel. Ciilumet ISJft
No. 71 N. IVI'.I.I.fl BT. Tel. ITankllti lStl
No. 0330 8. CI.AUK HT. To I. WalintH t3J
No. 103 N. CLVltli BT. Tel, Control 7015
No. 11 I B. IITATH BT. Tel. Wnbuh ltifi
No. 12 142-4 W. VAN llUlinN ftT. Tel. IVubiuli 8337
No. 14103 W. VAN IIUltKN BT. Tel. Wabnili S44S
Ne. IS 105 W. HAlHtlSO.N BT. Tel. Wnbtuli IS4R
No. 101301 B. MICHIGAN AVI'.. Tel, Calumet 0M4
CHICAGO
Established 1860
Phones Superior 279J
Superior 671
Auto 33327
Thomas J. Sauerman
Restaurant (BL Buffet
54S-550 N. CLARK ST
CaonrOhto
CHICAGO
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