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COUNCIL APPROVES NEW LIBRARY PLANS Revised Layout Presented by Building Committee Gets O.K.; Other Work count L% We Cordially Invite Your Inspection MOLDANER & HUMER Announcing â€" Our New Fur Storage V ault 16 North Sheridan Road It may be of interest to you to know that we have just completed our new scientifically constructed Fur Storage Vault. No efforts were spared to go in details with the Government‘s Research Department in Washâ€" ington, D. C. in regard to the newest findings in preâ€" serving the life of the Fur. * The Air in Our Fur Storage Vault is scientifically cleaned and is absolutely free from dust and soot. Your furs will remain clean and safe as long as they are kept in our vault. « Remember that you not only want to put your Furs behind a large Vault Door, you also want to see the actual Vault and we take great pleasure in inviting you to inspect our vault and judge for yourself. In addition to storing your furs in our new vault, we are prepared to clean, glaze, repair and remodel them at all times, at moderate prices. ° . : nett of the building committee Highland Park Public Library e regular meeting of the city and board of local improveâ€" Monday evening Chairman J. OT iCf FUfu, _ | 7 stonkce / FURr)s i 3 " <TANRANEF ¢â€".L.* TRUTHEULLY TOLD â€" TRUTHFULLY SOLD Established eighteen years in Highland Park MOTTO ~Service c the Furriers reasonableâ€"dependableâ€"reliable ) Your FURS im _ DSTORE board presented revised plans for the proposed new library building which is to be erected on the enlarged site provided by the recent purchase of an additional tract adjoining the site of the present structure. On moâ€" tion of Commissioner William M. Reay these plans were approved by the council and ordered placed on file. It is expected that as soon as all preliminary work is completed an apâ€" propriation for the erection of the new building will be asked. On motion of Commissioner Reay the chancery fees in the case oi‘ City Phone Highland Park 54 T BE PRES S of Highland Park vs. Calder in the amount of $125 were approved for payment and H. M. Lautmann, attorâ€" ney for the city was instructed to proceed with the case. The report of the Building departâ€" ment for the month of March, 1930, was ordered placed on file. A sumâ€" mary of the report appears elsewhere in this issue. Chicago Sheet zznli'finn and Sheet Metal work, City a i James B. Clow & Sons, marble work, Oityrâ€"Heelh .. s 0000000 ue 2e t C roo at On motion of Commissioner Brown, Gust Ostrand was granted a refund of $5 on Water Permit No. 2826, in lieu of Water Permit No. 2828, in accordance with the recommendation of the building inspector. The report of A. E. Smith, justice of the peace, showing ‘collection of fines in the amount of $93, was orâ€" dered placed on file. On motion of Commissioner Reay the following certificates were apâ€" proved and vouchers ordered issued in payment of the several amounts: Board Refers Petition At the meeting of the board of local improvements a petition for.paving of Taylor avenue was presented and on motion it was referred to the enâ€" gineers for investigation and report. Adolph Grunewald Dies at Home in Rockford Mr. Adoiph Grunewald, father of Miss Etta Grunewald of the Elm Place school faculty, passed away last Friday, March 28 at his home in Rockford, after a long period of ill health,. He was 82 years old. Fuâ€" nerald services were held Sunday aftâ€" ernoon. Besides his daughter, he leaves a wife and one son to survive him. What Hit Highland Park Like A Breath Of Spring: Metal and Roofing Co. See Page 8 $251.50 371.06 Local Woman Winner in Ticket Sales for Chicago Garden Show Mrs. Kellogg Speed of this city has been awarded a one hundred dollar merchandise â€" certificate at Marshall Field‘s store as winner of the advance ticket selling competition for the Chiâ€" cago Garden and Flower Show at the Hotel Sherman. With the help of members of the Community Garden class she sold 856 tickets. She is conâ€" tributing the prize to the club which amount together with the commisâ€" sions form ticket sales adds over $250 to the club treasury. Mrs. Speed states that her deep beâ€" lief in flower shows as artistic specâ€" tacles and. great educational influâ€" ences is due to the inspiration of her father who as president for many years of the Horticultural Society of Chicago staged Chicago‘s earliest sucâ€" cessful flower shows. The Highwood Civic Improvement association brass band will give a "concert" at the St. James hall, 8 o‘clock, Monday, April 7. I wish to thank my many friends and Dr. Lundstrom for their kindâ€" ness and sympathy shown during my recent bereavement, Also for the lovely floral tributes. â€" Mrs. Peter Hansen. 5 5 I desire through this medium to express my sincere thanks and appreâ€" ciation to all the friends who aided me by work and votes at the townâ€" ship election April 11â€"Samuel Shawâ€" croft. ' 5pd Highwood Brass Band to Give Concert Apr. 7 There will be no charge, and: you and your family are earnestly reâ€" quested to attend and enjoy the eveâ€" ning. CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS Thursday, April 3, 1930