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A book helps you to learr more aboutâ€"other parts of the world and about people in other parts of the world. > You can get a book and sit before the fire and soon be in Africa huntâ€" ing elephants or crossing the ice of Books in a Library often help us to be wonderful readers in time to come. Ts‘ pee __Years ago there was a boy named Thomas Jefferson who had been buyâ€" ing books for several years and had a large stock of books when he became low on money. The United States ton, in which they put his books. _ I always remember a good book is a good friend. f a What the Library Means to Me: The library helps us because there are good books to read and to léarn a lot about the world and its history. Some of the good books I like are "Tom Swift and His Airplane," "Davidâ€"Goes to Greenland," "Arithâ€" metic," "Geography‘" and "History." What would we do without library. «s o. we can get something out of them. I would like to read all the books I can get â€"from â€"a library. â€"It gets us acquainted ~with ~great ~men and women. f be quiet and read our books so that Thorsday, Nov. 21, What the Library Means to Me The library has very many interâ€" esting books and these books have very good stories. Some â€"of these stories teach us to be kind, others teach us to do. _ _ Wanted to buy in Highland Park at a fifi"fifl%-mub A high modern house in choice neighborâ€" hood. Must have at least 4 master bedâ€" ;ou-.thth.!-.fl'ummhsfi; â€"car garage. Large grounds. Reply 3:0-1}7, 110 _ South Dearborn street, REAL ESTATE WANTED VIRGINIA INN Putting .. course on grounds. Excellent _ 18â€"Hole Golf Course. Will be pleased to give Highland Park references upon request. Occan House, Watch Hil, R. L J. J. HENNESSY, Mgr. Dir. 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The Deerfield team scored their g-t_tonchdm by a forward pass, oller to Kress, and Smith*s fortyâ€" yard run to the goal scored the secâ€" ond. _Kress, left end; R. Yore, left tacâ€" kle; L. Juhrend, left guard; T. Sticken, center; C. Johnson, right fid: N. Peterson, right tackle; A. 3 right end; R. Koller, right half ; B. Conway, fullback; Carlson, left half; W. Lutz, quarterback. *. Gubstitutesâ€"J. McCraren, J._ Walâ€" ker, A. Carr, R. Stickler, G. Schwalâ€" back, Bartliett and W. Smith. Waukegan for north shore championâ€" ships, which they feel confident they will â€"win and hopé to receive the enâ€" thnoiautinâ€"ennnartâ€"af â€"Doarkeldâ€"fans â€" Books increase.one‘s vocabulary; as well as advance schooling will. Withâ€"theâ€"exceptionâ€"ofâ€"my â€"parents 1 consider good books my best friends. i R. J. Canter Defeat Crystal Lake â€" â€"= 12â€"6 in Game Sunday Mrs. William L. 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