4> Y. W. C. A. Notes ! The Y. W. C. A. has rented a cotâ€" tage on the grounds of the Carl Nielâ€" sen home in Lake Bluff to use for a eamp for Girl Reserves. The campâ€" ing period will be from June 15â€"29. The grade school Girl Reserves will have the first week and the Girl Reâ€" serve Cubs will use the camp from June 22â€"29. Mrs. Lydia V, Hutton will be the camp director‘assisted by â€"Miss Hermina deHartog :and~ Miss We also Highâ€"grade furniture repair â€" ’uphost‘,ery’_â€"Guaunteed 32 North First Street Highest class service for the best people stese* Opposite ‘Garr‘x_ett’sA . _â€"__ Expert shoe repauriring â€" ~*~â€"Work done while" you wait" - 24 North Second Street, Highland Park Telephone Highland Park 1714 :: The Kickernick Underdress °B sense of freedom to the growil miss." Kickernick garments Etettrical, Auto Acces 359 C BARILARI and ONESTI BROTHERS ‘Antiques _ F rade furniture repairing, refinishing and mhost‘,ery'â€"Guaum,eed mothâ€"proofing orth. First Street, Highland Park Telephone Highland Park 582 so car;"y-a };)_nivplete line of hosiery. Also coats at $10 and $15. 2 _All sizes, 14. to 52 19 South St. Johns Avenue _ Phone Highland Park 3560 < MARY ANN FROCKS Central Avenue, Highland Parkâ€"â€" Aleyon Theater Building . * Phone Highland Park 2219 _ JACK. AND JILL SHOP HAAK‘S AUTO SUPPLY JOSEPH GIALLANZA â€". _MOTOR CAR . ELECTRIC SERVICE rical, Battery, Carburetor and ~â€" ~Radio Service â€" . > * 515 Laurel Avénue 3 Phone Highland Park 266 Importers and Cleaners Rugs Carpets, Linoleums 552 Central Avenue Phone Highland Park 3360 Accessories and Radio Suppliies 25 South Second Street * Phone Highland Park 391 =SgMITTY‘S BARBER SHOP vVOGUE, INC. Underdress gives & delightful to the growing child or young wisl carments are shown at~ â€" an another: page Home Beautifying and Landscape Suggestions FRANKEN BROS. f INC. Phone Deerfield 241 Read our » of this issue \ Marjorie ~Kendall. â€"A â€" program of ihikes. swimming; games, hand craft | and all kinds of camp and natuke lore * will be available to the girls.‘ A limâ€" ‘‘ited number of.campers can be acâ€" 1comm0dated so that it is necessary / that the girls register as soon as | possible. _ Registrations should : be | made in person at the Y. Ww.°C. 4A. i office. _ The high school Girl Reserves are continuihg the series of talks on First Last Monday the Anspach Realtors were defeated 9â€"8 by Rasmussen Brothers in the season‘s first game of the Highâ€" land Park Business Men‘s Indoor. League." Larson‘s Staâ€" tioners followéd. the example set by Rasmussen‘s nine by trouncing Public Service 11â€"0 Tuesday evening. Both games were well attended by an enthusiastic crowd of rooters. : This evening the. Highland Park : Press team will meet Hunter‘s Sport Shop. Next Monday The Press will play the Public Service. ‘On May 28 the Anspach Realtors® will meet TL.arson‘s Stationers. And on May 29 Rasmussen Brothers will play Hunter‘s Sport Shop. Three games are played at Sunset Park. Turn out and root for your favorite team. DEERFIELD A. The Deerfield baseball team will lock horns with Niles Center‘s fast aggregation next Sunday afternoon on the home field at Jewett Park. Deerfield has beén playing a snappy brand of ball and deserves the wholehearted supâ€" port of local fans. â€" _ â€" ' s TA C hu ns o n PA HRCCL : Aunnrwinamn FamiiXth hok purFL UOL IOLELF LEAIYY For several months Deerfield Post, American Legion, has been sponsoring boxing boutsâ€"and they have proven °xâ€" tremely popular. . For the summer season, however, these bouts are being discontinued. ;. â€" i eacirem sinn +. *Lf? t as one of the best men America has in this event. ° A number of other creditable milers will be in the runâ€" ning Saturday and they include Stine, â€"Illinois; Hoe, Wisâ€" consin; Fields and Banks, Indiana; Lotts and Williams, Chiâ€" cago, and MceCammon, Iowa. iR ~ 'â€t. NP s s e o o o mr es Th a Sn waila C t § Oy _ SE2 E0E â€" T EL MAE PE o Nee i o Dave Abbott, the defending champion in the twoâ€"mile and a member of the Olympic team last summer, will enâ€" counter plenty of opposition, but appears to be the class of the field â€"nevertheless. He will be pushed by such men as Wuerfel, Michigan; Everingham, lowa;â€"Field,. Indiana, and Dilloy of Wisconsin. 2 j â€" The ficld events likewise have star performers who will stage considerable opposition. Pete Rasmus, twice victor in the discus, will be back to win his specialty for the third and last time. He is concedéd a good chance to break the existâ€" ing Big Ten record held by Mucks of Wisconsin at 155 feet 2 inches. is Es * % t & e ooo p Ne en nscen in thao £ 1ncnes. Wilford Ketz of Michigan, who broke the record in the hammer throw last year, will be back again. â€" His mark of 161 feet 7% inches willâ€"be indangered again since he has been equaling or bettering this mark in the spring events. Carr of Illinois and Fry of Chicago, who tied for the high jump last year, will endeavor to decide the supremacy Saturâ€" day. =â€" Palce s Cl BIC TEN TRACK AND FIELD MEET â€" program â€" of . BASEBALE NOTES HE PR ESS TO MEET NILES CENTER Aid ‘given by Miss Lulu Lasswell,| Y. club adviser.. At the meetingâ€"next, at Tuesday Eleanor Erickson will report| *~ on “Coi(ds." * â€"gâ€". | pl The Makio Girl Reserves will meet| Ti on Thursday «afternoon, instead of | Y. Friday this week. There. will be a| of wiener roast at the beach. | sp ~ _ The B.Y‘s club are giving a dance| fo at the Y. W. C. A. Tuesday evening.| da The pro¢eeds from the dance will be| ki used to send club members to the} ar â€" The B.Y‘s club 2 at the Y. W. C. A The pro¢eeds from used to send ‘clut t d 114430 P w h tra mt ~Aiiinatolint maray. .c Aieircatati d T ad of| Y. W. C. A. Members of the Board I be a| of Directors and friends will be the ispecial guests. â€" The monibers who dance| form ‘the cast of the play are Mesâ€" vening.g dames Schemmel, Jones, Willis Gerâ€" will be| kin, Corrigan, John Fay, ~Hayward to the| and Schmidt. ’C&â€"«T '1;1; ON l § 2 ‘Insurance Agency \"~ . 888 Central Avenue 0 ~ > .8 __._. ‘â€"â€"Phonesâ€" > Highland Park 444â€"Highland Park 211 All kinds of radio and NORTH SHORE BARBER SHOP Shoes repaired by expert shoemakers Hats clearned â€"Panamas a specialty Yes, we do dry cleaning Suits pressed while you wait Our work is: absolutely guaranteed Frée.call and delivery ; . _ _ 14 â€"North First Street, Highland Park Opposite North Western Railway Station NORTH SHORE RADIO SHOP adies‘ shingling, ‘bobbing and children‘s â€"~~â€" hatrcutting a specialty â€"â€" _ ~==<_ Auto For dependable service call f Highland Park 1957 THE HIGHLAND PARK SHOP forngr of Green Bay Road and Central >% ... Avenue sy ses Telephone Highland Park 3066 Daily Newspapers and Magazines Deerfield, Illinois. _ Phone Deerfield 175 A. FRAUENHOFFER, Proprietor North .Second Street, Highland Park at Camp Gray in July. * â€"The Mothers club is repeating the play "The Neighbors" by Zona. Gale Tuesday evening, May 28th at thï¬ RADIOLA BRUNSWICK SHOP HERMAN FROST _ > uJeCKn 3 & Candies, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos [ CC Plumbing . Telephone Highland Park 3800 VIC J. â€"KILLIAN,: INC. ; 20 North Second Street Telephone Highland Park 143 Body, Fender, Radiator Repairing Radio Records, Sheet Music = 360 Central Avenue ~â€"Opposite the Alcyon Phone Highland Park 3244 Everything in Music CARLSON MUSIC CO. 384 Gentral Avenue ‘THE BUMP SHOP Business Girls‘ conference * REL Thursday, May 23;, 1929 service u specialty Thursday, M NORTH the flag a Wilmette A bugle corps utes of ce and bugles Chas.â€"A. camping CC developmen camp site, interesting just taken chief ,of t and its ‘or Troop 31 a short pe Scouts M bert of t Gerhlrd G were pres scouting, awards w D. King, 1 were pinn parents. .â€" Opportu troop to scout. tow Badenâ€"Poj ing. This scouts, wi ican deleg this fall. Many o made â€"ava presented men‘ to t 33 of Hig awards. .. ed three vancemen ing ~troo 18, 21, 1 Troops 5 ceived the .100 per : to_troop Civic Ser â€"troops 3: have alr ‘members ceived th troops 5 mette ha The p scout be To the provement landâ€" Park ficient . fun hereinafte named bo payment : 250 256. 257 257 261 261 261 261 265 266 266 266 266 267 267 267 267 212 (Cont 298 298 307 811 312 411 411 413 421 325 8321 321 321 321 are 374 374 374 874 343 844