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On Batorday "terrtoort, Me. Lewis Adelina of boom!” avenue. enter. him“ in honor of the ritthth birth- 51 “may of her daughter. m Nine little (“can nttended. MM Warmth»: in" been W to I {smell human to be ("In h hum of put dinriet mm- - Idiom-3h n the Green Ten ht. mu Put. mucky Minx. on. " " a swarm Room '..aeb.mu.trr.itb.rc-c., A mup of Deorfwld boy scouts Attended the Northwestom~Butler loath" - It Dyche stadium Sat- - Moon. Mrs. s. P. Hutchison. Mrs. R. D. Reeds Ind son Carter, Mrs. Alex Willmln. Mrs. R. Greenshde and Mrs. Ray Gum-ltd were lunchoml 'torsta of Mrs. cum Hottmier of Chi- n”. Thumdly. Mrs. Mary Cockney is visiting her sitter-in-law in North Chin”), who is seriously itt. T Mr. and er G, H. Miller have IS their hon” [outs over the week, end Mr. and Mrs. Reed and m Richard of Milwaukee, Mrs. Reed is I sister of Mrs. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ben: and Mrs. Mary Cooksy hnve returned from Ashland. Wis., where they have on- joyed . two weeks vaentiott. Mr. Ind Mrs. Fred Protine and dumb!" of Elmhurst visited rel-~ ties in Deerfield aver the week-end. Mr. aners, limes! Lenn of or tcrmul avenuev are planning to move to Glencoe the first of November. Mrs. R. D. Reeds entertained her bridge club at her home on Orchard street, Tuesday afternoon. - The Iteertieid A. C. football team have scheduled a game with the Wy- andoth Indians from Chicago for Sun- day afternoon. Oct. 14. Deertield played them last season and defeated them 7-6. Come out and support the The low tide for farm land values was reached during 1926-27. t but since that time there has been a gradual increase in the de-, mand for farms and those who are purchasing have a larger l amount of cash to make the initial payment on the land. Under these conditions young men in the rural districts are less interested _ than formerly in going to the industrial centers. while a fair per-.} centzme afrvoung men in industrial centers are considering with 1 their families the advisability of returning to the farm. ) This favorable report by the Land Bank would indicate that l farming will be looked upon with more favor during the next tive ‘ or ten years. and that the returns to the farmer for his labor will be quite favorable as compared to the average workman in other lines of activities. Mr. and Mrs, Bowman moved to Texas from Deerfield last spring. Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Dike, Mrs. Dike~Tecklor and Mrs, Ashton Nash of Crystal Lake were the quests of Mrs. Fred Clow of Highland Park. and of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reiehelt, Jr., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Muhlke and daughter Betty are planning to leave Saturday for Harlinger, Texas where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton left Saturday for Long Beach, Calif., where thcy will spend the winter: Mrs. Titoms at Saturday for Stratton. Nah, where she will visit her mother. who is ill. An increasing demand for farm lands from every part of the country is noted in a symposium just published by the Federal Land Banks. Without exception, the presidents of these banks report a turn for the better in the situation and a gradual in- crease in the demand for farm Lands. This applies nut only to "no part of the country. but to the entire country. It indicates that the tide has turned and that the agricultural outlook is encouraginyv. A town that gets out a good vote shows that it has civicV spirit. Its citizens would be apt to look after their municipal affairs. and see that taxes are-reasonable. and that modern} advantages are provided. The town that gets out a large vote; looks to people who hear the returns like a progressive and} advaneing one, [ The total vote of a town. in proportion to its population. gives some idea of what kind of a town it is. If the vote is always light, the chances are that thinge go poorly in that town. The little use of the ballot indiéales a slack citizenship, which will make itself felt in many ways, - LOCAL REASONS FOR VOTING There are many reasons for voting in this community. lt is not merely necessary to choose cumpetent and qualified presidents, congressmen. governors and legislators, but our people need to form the voting habit for the benefit of their home towns. Resolutions orcinriojJrdrririrVL of thanks, obituaries, notices of tttttr- uinments or other attairs where an admittance charge is published, Will be charged at regular advertising rates. Tie Highlanh Park Puss Telephone - “inn-a Put ss/sas Chicm ofBce: 6 North Michigan Avenue Tel. State 6326 BUBscittertox PRICE . $2.00 A YEAR All communications must be accompauued by the mime 1nd address of the writer, Articles for publication must reach the editor by Wednesday none Io/tttture appearance In current Issue. hand A: Second Class anther Inch f, 19H, at the post om " Hi Park, lllinous, under the Act of Hugh 3, 1879. Published weekly by The Udell Printing Co. at Highland Park [Ale County, [Dinah THURSDAY, U("I'()BER ll. ty2s PAGE 81! Deerfield Nears _'. _ r r r ,1 "sis-si-clips'),-,'); 'il-cpe? ," _ , ,: tc' T a _ = er, ‘27:?13': (/yt'i,y,: Lzulw’EQ-H'Wb’ . j; -NPir, ‘51; Lxgigg‘ if 54tt Central Avenixe; iiiiriasi AA, "I. lssl’I-ll) THURSDAY ofmri k723i FARM LANDS IN DEMAND by :l1ll-J‘UDELL PRINTING co. The lnrlmndrnl Social duh will hold It: not! regular meeting It the home of Mrs. Id "mi-Mm. Mr. nod In, S. P. nouns.» In nrtrmtitte n test thy.- at the home of their so“. ttor Hun-Mum in Irving Park thH vat. Mn, A. J. Johnson hats been ap- "ointert anirmnn of Amrricnn Red Cross rnmmmoe in Bet-meld to soc~ rev-d er Austin Plum who In: -,trvrrd faithfully for tho put two "an. The “null drive for funds uh)! open Armistira My, Novem.. Nor " and it I! "an!!!” to say, the Amnricln Red Cro" is greatly press- od for money " the pram! time. Mr. tad Mrs. Austin Pilate had. xrtld tyir home on Grand avenue, and will In". "rertteld within IVE; week. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Huttenberg Ind won. Harold. of Ringle. Win. In- Ibo Tuestn at the Sud!" home this week. Miss Pearl Peterson, who has been {muting her mother. Mrs. Julia Pr terson for the past tin weeks will lav" Friday to spend the winter in New York City. Mrs. M. J. Hrlyne of Seattle, Wash.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. C. Similar of Orchard street. Mr, and Mrs. B. Habel of Chicago wers- nests at ihe home of their daughter. Mrs. Harry Man, Sunday. Mrs. Cart E. Bates and infant Ion. Carl John. have returned from the Highland Park hospital to their home an Waukegnn road. Ground has been broken for the now home of Mr. Ind Mrs. Welt). on Orchard street. Mr. Edward Sagan is erecting 3 house on Halo] Ivenue for Mr. For» 'er of Chieatto. Lira L. C. Hole celebrated her rsisrhty-third birthday anniversary at cur home on Deerfield avenue, Fri- day. The quests included mostly r'olatives. her children. grandchildren ml treat grandrhildren. Mr. and Mrs. Neat Oellig of wir tetrtle were guests of Mr. Ind Mrs. Bruce Bliine. Sunday. _ Mrs. T. Taylor has spent the past week at the Sheeley farm in Gurnee. I:.p>"tui], Itrwriiehl; Robert Clinic.“ TLukoL'Jn: Harry Edwards. Grunt ..ak(-~ or pod adjuvant. l In”. Vs, E. L. Holmes and grand-1 op.. (ml. of Clarksville, Mo.. visits-(1* nialzvr-s m Devrfield last week LC) Ending Mr and Mrs, S. P. Hutchison; . mi Mn. Juiia Petcrsom , Pavid Gardner is m with pump, num'a at his home. His condition.) however. is not considered serious. f irtle number three of the Dorcas crrcic'ty of the Presbyterian church mm at the home of Mrs. T. L. Knaak Gkdmvsday afternoon. } ‘. at the post om at Highland NUMBER Iii]. am u. ”a "awn-5 iua"u"iC."i.,, in a on mm In.» _ __ v. V'. WW"... 1 pr In! or man " in.) amour” " bum! Mm m at." -ritir, an wit ther no an», m at.» y ”at! Haiku-II In“. [Ah _ m, Km!“ Put Mate Frsh. Huh“ Purl "M The Uden Prinu- Canny-n1. Hum-'4 Park, "I J05” L. Y‘dal). "filth“ Fifi. m Paul IA IMOIL mehtet Pith, "I Val-r Gaul. Within“ Purl, III I That the "own MW, mm. Ind nth" Ive-Viv bold». min M Win: .__.___,.... -- 2 Thu! the m ill-1" nun-d he I Fur, mntinm u. my» “a my... Hurt by mum ttttd ttVo "nmed%trtr “nut-M" the "t"rte tend Wan-n of “In“!!! awning m hula irtootee-reesr-tortessiG,.,unr/r noel. " not -' h I warm-urn Co. all». loll Min- " Dr iudlv'xlnnl n'wr' III-I he (Em " turned by . Inn. Ce'W"mnr or other ulna-mod mm. in an» "M mpg... 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The In r31 will Humid of '"rtamrul chickvnl :'x-u-:l minnow. Lut'.|'nrl peas and rarmh‘. ~l::w. pit-Hui beets, rolls. but, rr, puffer, un'l lmmwmade pie. Sunday. Oct. '21. we will have nur Rally Day >(‘erCP5 and roll call. For» "wratinn and Sunday school will :m". . fur this st-rvire. Sunday school "'nibtren will take part in the Ttrrr- tram. There will be special mui. and a speeial speaker has been in, vited for the occasion. Let us maliv it a "Red Letter Day" in the church. In the Lake Forestthicaro " zamv last Saturday the punting of "Tillie" liartin, former Deertietd-.Shieus grid star. who is attending teake Forest; was a feature. He made two 60-yard hunts. the longest made oWStaku‘ field this year. Lake Forest Ivan the; Ramp, 3 to 0, but Coach Slam: sub, stituled several of his first string! run-10 avert defeat. inns report, MARTIN‘S PUNTTNG ts FEATURE OF BIG GAME L'rut Friday, Oct. w, Scout Court of Hnmr in the a<>rmh1y mom for (new View, Northbrook, nverfield and Liber. tyville, at TA,'; ir, m, The public i, rur-iialiy irrciteU, We extend a cordial invitation to all the aervin-s and activities of this church. Chs "eertield Pretstrrtrriar, Church Rev. Mark J. Andrews, pastor 9:320 Church-school. Departmental organization. Graded instruction. 10:45 Preparatory service and the celebration of the Lord's Supper. 7'00 Pioneer. meeting, under adult pruidanee. for all boys and girls of the Intermediate department of the church-school. Miss Ruth Bolt. leader. 'for Thursday, Oct. lk, meeting of the Woman's Missionary "aciety. Mr. Andr‘w Shrene of Hull, Mich., and Mrs, Lilah Cook of Lansing. Mich.. were married at St. Paul's narwuage Tuesday Jkt, 'd with the Rev. F, G, Piepenbrok ottkiatimr. 0n Friduv. Oct. 5, Mr. Alvin Morgan of Rwandan and Miss Mary Rittis of Waukrgan were also married by In. Virginia Hit-h In: W ill- vitations to all the widows of Don- tield tor a party to be hold at hot home on Wnukegnn road on Wednes- day afternoon, Oct. 17. The Deertield Garden club will hold a regular meeting " the home of Mrs. Julian Smith on Ostermm Ive- nur on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. l7, with Mrs. G. A. Willen u u- ststant hostess. Mr. B. S, Leech from statf N Elm Place school, Highland Park, wm give a talk on "Bird Life." Mr, furry c, Belle in hit by an automobile un the Deertield coma Thursday evening and Wu slightly injured. Mrs. trvint/ Bland will be has“: to her bridge at her home on mt iucsduy afternoon. ,, __ h - Christian Endeavor rrat sorvice for your, STATEMENT in emu-mm "aim In ' T-' " - ' q ' -_._e_C__ -..e" “u... ”on, w Wednesday. choir rehearsal at ‘h “I r." aiiiiFCriiie7 ft rr 'r.h scl.uol. ict.-, rvirrrs. {0:13 a. ,nir. Friday, 7: TH] HIGHLAND PARK PRWN, HIGH“)!!! PAIL ILLINOIS huh] v(- {m sale. Pivpenbruk at St P, any-lit?! Humuhm Church In. Woe :11 A, P. Johnson. miiil,rG' I p. In. in 'rcrupieti All kind, 'ttqwn'.sruk. paxlur xate.Hical Church L of trauma! chickvnA . Lulu'rul peas and Uni beets, rolls. but, home-made pie. H. wry will have nur " and roll call. (hm Sunday school will or OWNERSHIP PAIN. " "NIL! Miwznnary society t.s rain Sana-Jay. in 'he Ant-nu "trtrt. rd ly Gastiiehl's d, M‘ bakery Mood, '.'t'"e'"" and sf warp cog: a GA - “RIM-"Vi c, a. m. A "ass Praise son: 'aul's Parson sht at h of The I hm. 7 A5 oommus main CHICAGO ENGAGEMENT tolled-u (lo-d N w in an Month AtySel:yu [ Theatre _ “Good News," that rod hot cone:- tate mun-II comedy based on football l mw In its ninth month of it: en- Jaireatent at the Selwyn theater, Chi- Lug-b. Ax many of our readers are almdy may, the story of this highly enter, mung musical comedy is laid an the .»,mpus of a co-ed co0eare and any min-glad or alumnus cannot help ', le hnghly enthused and entertain, hiya) hits In "th three ur four " I comedies. th, rm-re fact t _ played at the Nruy houses str "alp. be rudiment _ - ._... mun, m x.-." "The Best Thiatt, In Life Are 9." "hrt Immune." "(Ads of the “Ma Phi." “(Rood pru" an"! m..-“ l he the story dents with a football 't. who ts much more of a star un urldlrun than with the text-book , whun conditions muse that make look dubious as to the said hero why In his astronomy examination thereby [Haunting his playing hrs team in the mo»! Impurulnt ‘:!- of the Sta-on. the induhpm 1-3501". wht, still has "a young A! in frotiu.” season." INMsses on ' xaminati, n un yum! to the good. F 1,s "Good News" that made fam- "le Varsity Drag." "Lucky m A" Mn Bb . ..'.. urrad or alum F httrttly enthus the many true are plentiful T to humor. story duds Our Holland Bulbs and Narcissus Have Arrived Sei, Your Orders Will Go Forward at Once $243 w..." “(Rood xrws'.’ l In tact therc are <rmatmq and fait-ue/wins, d be plural on your shop. The Fame can of playerA m “(h-aid News Choose your milk . with care! To nur frit “ck who have not yet urdrovvd, wr- "44h 'r, " in place your orders fur tulip; now while assortment is Frav.'cen Pte. Mact C" I.i,t c-It, _ f I' _ l, ,1 . ‘i-.~u2‘1munt of tulips possible to’ assembly. as list is marie (he ussa'midy of hundreds of "rders gin-n to us at uur tria lime in: th.. Mn: ming ."Cai1rn. ttur cunsignment cunsisk of over nm- 'tuarter mill this fall, the average mun FRANKEN BROS, Inc. [ to II inter; BOWMAN l. the inhuman and Ian d entertain. :1- situations Drrsed with and many " enough =" to sup- DAIRY COMPANY MILK :.tic l uglin. Spiel-l attention and and. an Ire liven to .u can out". of th cat-Wm: to the fun - In!“ of the story. can. ad - on St. ting their to!“ with a M nicely. Soviet Run-in in said tt In (Icing “T Blt [iii/ii/ii.:."):;:-) Phone Ihwrfieid 241 nu food shortage. 'uriGGi2 1fte days it will be up to aria!- Uacle sum to help had 'em is always full-rich in cream, always fresh and sweet. and always detlnitely superior in flavor. Order a bottle to- day. Only by tasting it can you fully appreciate how good a good milk can The delieiousness of milk is absolutely dependent upon the care with which it is brought from farm to you. That is why your choice of the dairy company which delivers your milk is so im- portant. Bowman's Milk is under scientific com. trol from the time it is taken from the cow until it reaches your table. Every step, from the actual milking to the pasteurizing, bottling and final deliv- ery is taken only under the strict super vision of Bowman’s trained inspectors. Nothing is left to chnnce. Because of this extra are you’ll find Bowmanu Milk to be extra good. It while assortment i, mmpletc. is marie up from uur trial gruums Telephonen Shop H. P. "N Rem. I FrR.NaCgg PIPING ventilator,, cornice: and all kind; of plain and ntrtey tin Imd sheet metal work >lillfully made and tized on short nrxlmx We are specialists in juhs sf this kind, nun: only the best materials and applymu good work. "tanshw That I-nsurn “Induction. No ju’) too mull and none too large. Modern Plumbing and and” 5 Ch NH Cl JAN 3 mum 'irh?ib'2 EILEEN:- um w -- yawn”... every household» should take. '"srewutintoudGe%a' every hon-allow" an...“ take. Let _"/'t".rerutyu,tousGeaTihiTe" In do it. And if during the past winter your plum. did not (in But, fleient heat, let Ill not one in that will without int-Ruin. the fuel pom summing. Moran Brothers change in women'- "th “3:. T. went to sloop? Scientist: say that the -- year locust bull: to sum: in _ install. D. C. this sun-u. Wanda what Mr. Locust will think " (to HAVE YOUR HEATING SYSTII put in out dug condition MI. That is . wise step in mm which -- L_»._AL,I.I _ . - _ ino FraFFGaaLi; the rown. "eaemh'. in a. W F,tttr.,wiu.dtr.ahtue 9hr h d! to Uncle saliuiUGU 1TiFai iG T n. "4‘4“. , "my". corp-n u. Henry G. Winter 360 cE1itiiiyrv"i:"Ntre Au ha?! In North First sum Phone 635 R. P. an“: