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h :n The Gir‘ ‘ 1:: ' karolyx Y “an Pollarl onus Avsuutg‘ ,nday 0.00.00.00.00?" R S ! Hun dry )NTAS SMOK- OFT COAL Son! and Tammi? ighland Ptfk lllinois '. Atele- Lriva' f“ v )r‘. (Lit. \ n \ Ita- E’roof_” 1:gl:ty" X0103 nibx‘ 'myu .\'o. 10. Ct )medy Wood Hlkfilnud M 3’ Schml “- ‘an'ce ‘1 8:“ noon Illinois 9 ;..;.. ..;..3. ~ t W 0- I“ Percolatiog Process The It's a beverage that extracts the fragrance of the berry and all of its good equalities. Mark the distinctionâ€"gorid qualities. It's important. The true essence of coffee is not secured in the ordinary boiling operation that produces a fluid containing more or less tannic acid. This fact is set forth in easily accessible scientific reports which also fix the high place of percolation in the list of preparation methods. DoiYou Know What a Bottle of ’Milk as Delivered by Bowman ~ Dairy Company Represents? T i . 571-579 Vine {1 dephones: Glencoc 70 Ql‘AIITY PRODUCTS Percolation requires for its,- success a constant degree of heat properly arr plied. The best example of a machine in which this result is invariably achieved is 1st: Inspection to w 2nd: Pasteurization 5rd: Country bottli 4th: Electric Percolator Sustains its Unvarying Quality Made in dilferent styles - Finished in copper and nickel inspection to verify quality Pasteurizalion to insure safety Country bottling to insure purity Abundant Refrigeration to insure 5 (/9433. Guam: Mwm 915 Marshall Field Annex Bldg. of Northern Illinois iPP 5} Cobu‘i“ C0 Service and Avenue Highland P sweetnes s ark 9 THE HIGHLAND PARK muss. NH Erbmmm mm PM E Saturday afternoon an election was 1‘ held in the town hall for the purpose 1; of deciding whether the taxntion in ll the corporation will be increased to ‘1‘ pay the debt of the village and result- E ed in 65 votes for and 15 against. Mrs. (K G. Pettis was the guest of: Miss Lela Glynch of Chicago on Tues- 11 day Mr. and Mrs. C. P 810. N. Y., formerly nounco the birth of Monday, Nov. 3. Friday afternoon Mrs. Bmce Blain entertainml a few ladies at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gunckel of Chicag go spent thu week end with Mr. and Mrs.1"lnyd Gum‘kel. Miss \lary Bleinlohl of (' hit-ago was the “(é-k end guest at the h0nu of her brother. Edwaid Bleimohl. Misses Hanna and Janet Putnam of Arlington Heights are visiting: Mrs. Fred Meymx Mrsi 8. ll. Kross and Mrs. Alex \Villinan visitcd Mrs. Richard Mur- phy of Chicago Friday. Mrs. Fiske is in St. Luke's hospital_ for an operation. Mrs. Bremler of (‘hieago and her' sister. Mrs. Walter of (ilatlbrook, 18., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. I). he Loni: last week. Mrs. Bremler and Mrs. Walter were students in Lelmnwn Valley (‘olleize near Philadelphia when Dr. D! Long“ was president and Mrs. De Long a teacher of Latin in the school. Mr. Mellowell preached on “The Observance of the Sabbath" Sunday moi-mm.r in his sermon no the chil. ‘dren and also to the elders. The Dorcas Society is hdlding week- ly all day meetings in the community house in preparation for the bazaar which will he held the fourth of De- ('emher. Rm: Earl Morgan 0f Libertyville will [ill the pulpit uf lhu Presbyterian chum-h 'nvxt Sunday morning in the annual cXt‘hflngt- ul‘ minlsters under the church extension hoard. Mr. )IQ- Dowel] will preach in xho Libertyville Presbyterian church. 111‘. and Mrs cum: won- thu \\ Elizabeth Reiehelt. l‘ 1 Mr. and M rs. A. Merner had as their l Week end guests Thomas, James arid 3. A 1 Paul ()ilfillan, Miss Claussen arid l Bliss May )leszar of (‘hitaga l Mrs. R. Merner is visiting her sis-l ter. Mrs. Vummimrs of Gardner. l The Magic Voice, America‘s call for i Better Speech. a mu- act play by Flor- 3 ence ('rm-ker Comfort, was given by"l the pupils of the four upper gradesl in the Deerfield Grammar school On‘ Friday evening with the followirlgl characters: Young America, Litdle Sam and Young (‘ulumhlm Good Entr- lish, Poor Speech. Efficiency, The Fdr- eigner. Uncle Sam, A Soldier, a Sailtr, A. E. I. 0. U. (five hale girls) Ihg 1three little buys) Slm'enly Ltmg'uaite1 Mispronuneiatiun. lnarticulation ahd Vulgar Slang. Miss McNamara coach- ed the play. ' In addition to the songs and folk dances of the four loWer grades, Margaret Sit-Wide danced the Ilighland'Fling in costume. (Miriam Stryker) On Friday afternoon Mrs. Dav n- port's room entertained Miss Mew“- Iiam‘s mom at a Hallowéen partyi The upper grade boys have orga iz- ed a football team and plan to the a practice game with the town t am next Tuesday evening on the sc 001 campus. ‘ Those who have been nextner 110;an nor tardy during: October are: First and second grades: Edna Johnâ€" i son, Arleene McDermn, Robert Blei-I mehl. Vernon Rockenhack, John Gg'rri- ty. Duruthy Dey, Earl Johnston, IHil-lx hurt Girke. Harold Sefler, Orval Wred- rick, Leonard Anderson. Gordon; Se- Kort, (‘harloac Gastfiu‘ld, Paul Knigge,I James York, Eva Lung, meHinv .Iuhrvml. Von-no Huncklc, Ed“ in {forg- ..... L'Q‘I‘L, \ lldlulu.“ u... . , James York, Eva Lung, meHinv .Iuhrvnd, Von-no Huncklc, Ed“ in Berg- strnm. Edith Maucnsun, Harriet $try- kvr. Ruth ["I'antz. Elmer AmlL-(rsun. Maymc Tumu. Anita Mitvhvl], 1(‘211‘1 Ilagbloom. Third and fuux‘th Bush. Edward Bin-i1 {013...lian Hrvish: bloom. Hal'nM He bex‘t. Lester Iuhl‘vr [um )1.[\l\\‘1\lit H'He Kros DEERFIELD SCHOOL \ l‘thm Mfi. Gx-m‘gc Stout of Chi the Week end gtwsts of Mié Dix-(k. Ethel Kl‘vh Luis ('lurk. Ruby u‘(‘~.fluh:ul. Hilu ind fuui‘tli grades: Edward \Vill'll Blrinmiil. liniil l‘ub'lwn- n Hrvishalwr. Elsie Hag” lill'”l(l Helium. (h-rzilil ‘ llrr- ter .Iuhn-nd. (‘lzirisu Julhrend, tvlh‘ll. Aliw .\'i-\\‘m;n:‘ (lihtuf \V‘lWll 1» $1rylu'i. allacv RL-iclwlt. OM‘ur O’Bcrg. Marrzn'ci .‘lVKVfl'llh ('l‘nrilnn lin-ss‘ )imk. Ethel Krvh. ('larn New" Luis ('lurk. Ruby Landofil. Mil l'ul’luhzm. Hllzi May (laddis ’ .lnlmmn n 3h have been neither ab$ent - "0 E3 ll â€" Rommel of Bufl' E2311 I of Deenfield, an- 1: a daughter, born 1‘ TH -C_51l§l NOTES Kl I“ 1‘!" i l'i\ HIGHLAND gs»ARx. lLLINOlh ” Gas Heated Electric Wash- ing Machine duuunu. ..._.,.,,_ Virginia Supple. Bonnie White. Rose (Zhoishabcr. P‘I‘Srcnco Glodcn. Isabel Ink-nund Halon Rvirhrlt. Eugenia Wa- . o . 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