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“80.70. Building improvements in-Highland Park for which permits were issued from the offiee of Building Inspector S. D. Morris total in estimated cost $92,500. They include three dwellings, $79,500; three private garages. 81,- 200; six alterations, $11,800. The to- tal amount of fees for these permits was $321.34. The total estimated value of improvements started in February, 1929, was $58,600. This shows a considerable gain in last month's report over that of the same period a year ago. Other permits issued and fees charged but month were'. 18 elec- trical permits, $58.40; three tanks, 816; one sewer tap, 35; one water' tap, $30; two registrations, $60; tot-l fees, Building Report for February Shows Gain A chorus dance in short skirts and everything "native" is being worked on by a group of upper-class boys. Miller (Hot Foot) Worthington, who made such a hit last year on the Student Stunts program, is again en- tering the try-outs. Miss Thompson'., tumbling and clogging teams are planning on put- ting on stunts. Mr. Kendig’s tambl. ing team will also participate. Pot Pottrri Plans Skit Pot Pourri, the W.riter's Club, is planning on entertaining a short skit in the try-outs. The skit is being written by the members of the club, and they will take part in it. Orchestn Working on Funtny The orchestra is working out a presentation of the "Old King Cole" fantasy, with pantomime, minuet, and songs. Miss Comer and Mr. Kendig are helping with this. The band, also, will in all probs. bility play a few numbers. Several of the boys in the band are planning feature acts. The committee hopes that a (rent number of individual students will present stunts which they themselves have worked up. These stunts need not be in finished shape at the first try-outs. All the judges oak is that the stunt: be in such shape that they can tell approximately what they look like. First try-outs for Deerfield-Shields high school "Student Stunts" program are to be held next Monday, March 17, in the auditorium before a ETA. committee, composed of Miss Brodin. chairman, Miss Connelly, Mrs. Peers, Mr. Peers, Miss Comer, Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mrs. W. Danley. Mrs. A. W. Jenkisson, and Mrs. E. R, Jerome. Clubs and Individuals Plan Stunts Plans are being made by several organizations and clubs to present stunts, and many individuals or groups of individuals are working out skits and acts. Thursday. March 13, 1930 P. T. A, Committee to Judge Try-Outs by Clubs and Individuals STUDENT STUNTS 'W01ns T0 BE HELD MARCH 17 Lake County Man Has Plan for Income Tax Bill for This State Outline of a measure providing for an income tax in the state of Illinois which he and others intend to pie-eat to the Mate legislature for pusuge. his been prepared by Karly Mediit Bartlett, former justice of the peace at Libertyville. Mr. Bartlett recently o n T h u r s d u y ' March 1 3th, we start a special 9-dly dem. onstratiort-oue of the most interesting ever held in our showroom. We will show the Hydrator in actual use-just " you would use it in your home. You will see how lettuce is made tender and brittle by the Hydrator's moist reviving cold. You will see how celery and radishes take on added crispoess-how tomutoes are improved in texture tusdhvor. And that is not all you will see. The latest household cabinets in Porcelain-on-steel will be on displny. The famous “Frigidaire Cold Con. HERE'S your oppor- tunity to find out all about the marvel. ous new Frigidaire Hydrator. Desserts and salads will be served. New recipe books will be given away. Be sure to attend . Thursday, March 73th, we start a special 9-day demonstration of the new HYDRATOR 6am! Ole-x m I. No!!! Wat-v It. Tm Ml III! Dow-hw- - Inn: III N. lickin- An “I... m I!" W Ava-Io n - loud. III N. I” An - "" mum WWW 00. '" lb.- Av... 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We will be - wooing: mail on o’cloc‘ any day of tbo demonstration. The draft of the bill mm in in preamble that the {canal govern- ment chain. more than " per cent of its revenue through inc-0mg w: Mhtlmmtfromhnsonpcr- soul or real property. The Mate on the other hand obtains more than 80 per cent of in income from rod or person! property. would be can“ from the m - the measure. "