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French blue ribbon. Ibo ended I hides-aid bermet of "rim now.. an. Wm: little Plumb. “with Keck-y. a abet. and u HM kid III woe. I darling mu. punch count! hock than“ with he: and ea_trqdhetotr-petau.th'etr. ard thetittt of Weld. 111., and an but up. while Rev. Christoph - tre 1mm arbour-1 chm» hm gal-Mimi), on the ”Whitman-acm- "alvoeaiseleetimgn. “homun- "rrettrissndresarrfeh-bt. no. Mm (Hand with be. And -tttrtmd,bameFtos.a..u chunk in lake. They was. nut to the [locum by .114“ " the Russian To. room in Chin” forthe-ion. The bride In double in. (m of Ivory dawn Manned whim 'tointtaeeartdveitoteeaiuee- M in up "eet and caught with _seotid tot" mium.‘ the "Ga A very WM wedding took place on Saturday waning a 8:30 when Min Fume. thh Hm “he! of In. J. 1 Roman of Judson unnu- wu married to Jun.- RomBatrdofktoes,m.,.rtaotMr. BrrottJUird of Wittiamsfukt, m. The my took plan In the pro-once 'of Daily on. hundred we: in the living room of the no.” but at an improvised din-Judo of band- NI pm. hr. and in. baht a! All an flowed in Mr beautiful an M At eitur_oodoftuattar stood two very muon- tears m- 1!de which van ”than; of M WNW“ new 'e-M'..'- ..... -.v_%r "cw, one un- (W In, but: CHAIN Eur grade and hi t'huit2',aud an of marked assistance in their respective en the combined work of the entire orgmizg- tipo is a dart for the benettt of all women and girie. The new Y. W. building on Laurel avenue In: need by 19,500 persons in 1927. That in itself in evidence of the popularity of the institution end the good work it in doing. The building is con- venient. well equipped end the manure-neat in all t'tgtt'ri',t' is excellent. Here n greet work is being done day by through- out the year for the welfnre of the young women of the communi- ty, and when you give toward its support you are giving toward one of the moat worthy causes. The annual campaign for funds for the Y. W. is now in . It in time to give again for the 'r"Hl'.,'i'td'ii,u"l"t'd,'lert'lTi't,dtnttA".'t ',, i, - Mr‘ -- --.- my "I"! v. luv-u. "mu-"um. In the Y. W. than its something of ulna for every young wom- In. Ita Bible and English classes and other courses of instruc- tion; in world fellow ip momma; its parties; its mother: and gunmen: ttr,eAte deb: my 'rt?yPaeaett ‘of Tltielt ft doipg Sometimes the question h naked. "Why 3 Y. W. C. A. in High- Iend'Pnrk‘!" The W in as mtmifotd u the varied and splendid MtheY.W.C.A.l-doinstorthommenuldgirlIoftheoom- nanny. ht it: «an! Mint! the Y. W. Alford: the young men of the community whiten- end opportunities which would be otherwise ter, It points the xiv and guides and help: it our: unbition a mists them to r in it; it provides the hockmund and the foundation upon which are built happy, useful lives. It in the (new inilueeta in the community for the ttpttyitlituetyt, but‘type 0110mm womanhood. cmrmg minus , ’um'm‘mtg'khkhmmmx a or widbwmbAWtb-mwhohmwfih hum. m. -duttruiht"-tiduoar tfl'lg"t,tnt2'/lg'h,titltttg,trt,,itit Mus 4trr,,ftt,eA',h,U,ettt,t2' upofacnnnunity. lined 'lfttdu'l',%t,t JIt ltr,', tru,' ant-:3; eo 'rtomstun10ttme.hut,itifatrtsgtttitukaGitiiE HWY. guy-nu- g airy-q an. '_et'uima*tr'erutraiotatt-eso-ta, T lat-Ow.“ WHYAY. W. C. AJNHIGHLAND PARK? we cut. she was: man! dar, " the West Point hotel, when she was I viaitor of bar cousin, Cadet Patel Blanchard. Jr., of the U. S. lili- tary “any, West Point. New York. 1hsherretuAttrirtstresiaGUiii V """e"_ee_ - - .. new dir- with relatives "tsrfriemU. Mio Priscilla Column! in enjoying I nation {mm bee duties in the once a! the North shore railroad in 11ittt" -_AJ Mrs. Paul W. Blanchard eotertain- ed mar-l friends and minim It I dinner party give? at her ham-an W-lkvr Ivonne last Sunday ','fei"s in honor of her niece, Min Ethel D. killer who has just recently mm- ed from an extendnive trip through ' --. ETC, - . _ - Mie Maude Hakka entered the Presbyterian inc-pits! Mining School for Nurse; on lend-y. She will live " the school in Chicago. Mr. and In. John Stntford who have been viliting in Thedlord. Cun- da, Mann Full! And Samara for the put three weeks In expected home this weekend. V her I. Cow-IAN. What Does Your Foot Do? you: but must permide suppon. must ts-tet-tor-rho/rt-tttand ttptmderthe 1MtBat-tuttttea- mun-each”. Nevin an who: hem t'tlu'gl"g11tNe2t',Udtf?t.ttg the"tmtt'urtdtNro-ituo6ttt_ 'hresrdh-raht- atmlyt'oof t'd"fJ','l,fde.'l'M1rdlrll',N,'l'll"Wt'fe mammaumnpmm $0.6ka _ 79t+tttetrrttteggB.eretetrAretPt- nret_.atqrtsrt_rntrWtue-rsbq t,t,e'ttft'2ttt"iShtt,rrght trr-th-est"-" “h new” 'h.ag.Pt-Sttttet.dtghr-. 1th. “dunk-Mu. AMMHG WI.“ "ahriaodtttrrtrmdtatatr-ttt. Inna-nu Many people consider it better to have laughed " everything than never to hm bathed It att.--Arrteri- can alumina. The Rev. Father Ratherolnel and a party of friends from Reynolds, Indiana. spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. R, G. Hake of Sheridan avenue. . The Philathea elm of the First United Evangelical church met an Emmy at the home of Mrs. Clin- n Fritach of Oakwood avenue. V _ Min Gm Johnston of North ava- nne returned on Saturday from De- troit when she spent ten days. Mrs. C. N. Khalil]! and hubs". Elizabeth. of S. Green Buy“ an "peetedttmtsethetntterpnrtotthi. week from trartatuek., Mich., ,bere they have spent the summer. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dominic De Sun!» of Lincoln place unnounce the birth of I daughter on Tuesday, Sept. sf,! m. the Miittturtd.Par& hospital. His: Doris Ewell of St. Paul spent the week-end " the guest of It. and In. J. C. Ewell of Carr venue, Ba- vinil. _ Mr. Ind Mrs. George Sunni of Laurel avenue nnnounce the birth at a son on Maud-y, Sept. 26, " the Highland Pal: hospital. In. Mee- ens was formerly Min Cum Cnrqueville.‘ _ o tfr. J. C. Ewell of Carr “can. his liner. Min Doris Ewell and Mr. AN tert.tuid, MEFMUC Cui- fomin when Mr. Ewen will take A trip through the Canadian Rodin. He expects to bo (an. about two weeks. T Chin Balk. of Lincoln 'tuet hit on “My for Coroel1 Univ-HR! when tte will enter his from you. Mr. ma In. Albert Am... lor- merly Marthn Aresasratd of hard "can: were Sunday - of Mr. and In. Chules Kluge of Dave, venue, Evasion. C Mr. uni Mm. W. Johanna of Soc~ and street m receiving com-tub tions an the birth of u What on Sntuldny, Sept. " a the lithium! Park hospital. _ Mrs. J. T. Alexander formerly of Highland Park in visiting her dingh- ter, Mrs. John Baker of Lit. For- at. Mrs, Alexander lives in Com- do, edit. "can. will Morn Prim "tee I Inch visit in Alexandria, URL. 'rt-h-the-toth- cr,_lr. her. Min Lulu Ditmer ot N. St. John. :vmue in spending her nation " Pekin, Ind. artutiruu.diUGTariiaaT. _hy.30Lu.-tthEWP-rk hospital. [ ILMSOMdEM- d.'smoduettuttmtnrforc-tt mtirmmkt, than in and NI Ionian-ohm. _ Mr.stdMrss.W.ast-atk Second “met In an my pan-h *mhm may. it "e HYh9nd, Pee Aergtital. - --et-gat%u.._. “mulch-L _ #ia.0-Tuara.wtlt-tat.at Hui In sum GiGUGGG GG-GT-G; My: has: "an h in. of Mr: an In; Jihraa,, (up. Hmmmnryunmlnluuin lace curtains and bedding hummus maywellbea ntieiped"thitst,ttnt. [gm {buyout I " Wool I 1233!! o-ri-sa.- YSg"ttit"d'.t P“ .5 to OCTOBER HOME NEEDS SPECIAIILY PRICED Lincoln M arket 519 Central Avenue _ Gatenett's Sammy refrigeration is important at all times. Our refrigerating equipment is the last word in modern health insurgpce. When you purchase " Phone Highland Park 3140 Phone in your order and call for it later. 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