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M 3t t af 34 and the â€" fabrication of Yule stocki She said that sprority lines are drawn when it‘s a test of the girl‘s willingness to perform good deeds‘ that in this â€"year‘s Christnias work all of the girls are "pitching in" with vim and enthusiâ€" asm. 4 4 A Miss| Curran ~made it plain. that not only sorority girls but the &norâ€" gan women students . are particiâ€" pating |in the dollâ€"dressing contests to the i Settlement : Housge® where the stockings will be filled‘ with candy; fruit andâ€" nuts‘ and tae dolls apâ€" portioned off by Miss Harriet Vitâ€" tum and her staff to the poor familâ€" ies of that section." & go a happy Christmas this year," exâ€" plai Miss Dori Curran, secretary of the campus Y. W. C, A. "In other years they have tried both to pack Thanksgiving baskets | and to do Christincs â€" dollâ€"dressing, . but > this year it seems most wise to center out endeg upon <«Christmas .preparaâ€" tions, 4s the time is not long and: the girls are extremely busy in classâ€" work. After the stocki are made and the doll show is b}?l:l, the girls will e the. results of their labors "The girls have decided to concenâ€" trate most of their energies in givâ€" ing thp little zith_-u:!:Eoys living in the ndighborhood of Northwestâ€" ern iversity settlement in Chicaâ€" Competiti n bringing the mo . for the promised visit of ~bver on the West side in the districts ~of Chicago, » has on Northwestern University‘s Evanston campus, according to camâ€" pus Y. W. C. A. officials who are s1 ring the ‘plan. About 300 dolls will be dressed by N. U. girls during the mext three or four weeks and thousinds of red Christmas: stockâ€" ings made. ‘ The «material for the stockings, and the undressed dolls, have |been received ‘and competition not oply among individual girls will he keen but there is to be friendly, rivalry among the twentyâ€"six sororâ€" ities r:; to which will set the styles this year in attractive dollâ€"dressing. A doll show is to be put on ‘about a week before Christmas, â€"probably in Harrig Hall, when the results of the dress?akink will be judged by comâ€"‘ petent crities. â€" _ Shop Phone H.P. 457 Res. 1985 513 ‘Elm Place, Highland Park Girl Students at Northwestern University to Dress Dolis (â€"for Gifts; To Fil Stockings _ } COâ€"EDS PLAN TO AID IN CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR BENEFIT OF CHILDREN PAGE EIGHT Storm Sash and Storm Doors i _ â€"CABINETs | ‘ Jpbbing Promptly Done FRED C. BREMER Carpenter and Builder | At least one rehearsal will be held each | week until that in ‘which the concert will be presented: .‘ f As its first major‘ public appearâ€" ance of the year, the Dg'erfield-sn!'g{lg‘g. high school band, under the direction of Mr. Harry E. Bolle, will give a concart in the high schoo!l auditorium February. 4. t d Harrison is, no doubt, one of the strongest basketball teams in the City league. ~Since school started last Sepâ€" tember candidates at Harrison have held practice sessions. As for Deerâ€" ‘field, it is the first game for the City I leagues. Lately the "dope" has leakâ€" Most of the heavyweight aggregaâ€" tion will â€"likely see action.: Men who are expected to play 31-0 .Thomas at center,~ Heineman and Lindenmeyer at guards, "Allie" Baker and Daughâ€" erty or Johnson at forwards, and Van Blair. E3. X HIGH SCHOOL BAND WILL GIVE CONCERT Probable starters on the lightâ€" weight team are Joyee at center, Mcâ€" Gath at backguard, Zanier or Gifford and Snyder or Mills at forwards, and Jack Backer at guard. â€":* Coauch Peel expects to start against Harrison a fairly wellâ€"trained team. Although practice has been held only two weeks, the squads have . shown considerable development. peo ed out that the visitors will present an exceptionally good defensive team along with a fast scoring combinaâ€" tion. 3 Deerfleld high‘s basketballâ€"season will get under way Friday eveâ€" ning when the squad will meet the strong\ Harrison Tech five from Chiâ€" cago. 6 ) BASKETBALL SEASON TO OPEN TOMORROW â€"~ High School Cagers Meet Harâ€" rison Tech Team from . Chicago lans Under Way for Public Apâ€" pearance February 4 With . Fiftyâ€"Two Pieces We also have a full line of Fr _PASQUEST‘S Fresh Dressed Chick for Your Sunda Poben‘s Sfi’"i ;fl':é?s g‘ t *_ or We sell the live poultry. W | notice for Sqi 700 DEEREIELD. A Phone 1835 yc ie i w that St. Louis has won the National League pennant prohibition is po longer the burning issue in the Miksouri metropolis. ; + Queen â€" Marie will learn about America when irf traveling here in her own car she happens to be bawled ou w a traffic officer.â€"Pittsburg Gazetteâ€"Times. ° / _ It J?‘:mportant that you vote at the d issue election Monday. Our sugâ€" tion is to vote "YES" on all issues. he funds to be gotten from this eoncéert may be used to send the band to) the lilinois State Band contest at C Blgg.m' III., although this point has not been settled as yet. ogh . Sweet . Florida :Oranges $3 péer box of ‘three hundred large size. Sound frait and satâ€" isfa¢cton guaranteed or money bqck, We pay express charges. A| box of these makes an apâ€" prteciated Christmas gift. Reâ€" mit with order. _ | THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS n and Poultry y Dinner iits and Vegetables resh Florida Oranges e require a day‘s abs 1/ ENUE STORE ACME FARMS _ Cainesville, Florida Rw Miae Ved RAPP BROTHERS Come early to select your Christâ€" mas Toilet Goods. Our line is comâ€" plete, fresh and attractive. Prites to fit your pocketbook. j Lemon, Orange and Citro_n Peel Mixed halfâ€"pound, each Volland‘s Books For Children _ Volland‘s Framed Mottoes CBritmas of Chocolates is truly wonderfal in the fact that all the most mp- ular pieces are offered in a betâ€" ter and more‘ expensive quality than ever before. PORK SHOULDER the: pound | LAMB Legs Genuine Spring the pound § POTATOES Forâ€"Friday Only y Phones Highland Park 1677, 1678, 1679 _\ 24 North First Street, Highland Park, lmou Free Delivery Service to Ravinia, Hig and P,ark. Highwood, Fort Sheridan and Deerfield ORANGES Fancy Florida 8 dozen for For Christmas the Artstyle Wonder Box the peck $1.00 317¢ 23%¢ 49¢ 3T%c A Full Pound $1.50 Spmce and Balsom Christtun ,Tl:;es 50c, 75¢, $1.00 and Up. Order Now Christmas Gifts Pharmaecist Opposite Northwestern Passenger Depot Telephone Highland Park 144 ROBERT W. PEASE | STEWING Cmcms Fresh Dressed â€" the pound _ Parsnips, White Turnips Yellow Turnips, Carrots, Yams and Yellow Onions 6 lbs. for SIRLOIN ROAST PORK Loin or Rib Roast | the pound SCcHRAFrET‘s 1, 2, 3 and 5 lb. Packages in various assortments â€" suitable for all occasions. serve as messengers of sentiment to convey what words . failâ€"to express. â€" HAMS California the pound CHOOCOLATES the pound 39%¢ WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS . 29%¢ 25¢ We invite you to call and make your selection. 19%c 29%¢ like roses WLGu Srat cer SHOULDER VEAL CRANBERRIES box make a very Bre _A Favorite Christ.mE« Gift CARA NOME Cdfibina&fih Set articles in a beautiful satinâ€"lined This favorite perfumé and to to quality and priceiard satisfact sentiment is expmessive; and t} The art work is| excellent THURSDAY, DEC See our u-mq‘-m'-m 6f f attradiveâ€" Greetin& Cards 25¢ | 25¢ BEGGSâ€"Fresh "$1.15 ; VEA j fol rniipictit Come ING APPLES 3 dozen for the poun pounds for the pou 23%c¢+ 15%¢c Candles ceptabl Early! EM ER €+ t« in the of" all. by ©)