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Services: Sunday, August 3, Seventh Sunday after Trinity. 7:30 a. m.â€"Holy communion. 11:00 a. m. â€" Holy communion and sermon. The services â€"will be taken by the Rev. H. F. Selcer during the rector‘s ubsence. f Many business YÂ¥ WiC. A. for‘s while continuing cago. Last February some of the merâ€" chants ran out of merchandise before the day was over not anticipating such a large number of shoppers. This year this will be taken care of by buying in larger stocks. Many â€" improvements have been made in the interior of the Highland Park Y. W.â€"C. A. this summer, inâ€" cluding redecorating the walls of the assembly hall and the rooms on the sscond floor. For the. accommodation â€" of transâ€" ients at this time of year it becomes necessary to transform the assembly hall into a dormitory, where numerâ€" ous guests from Ravinia Park are housed nightly, as well as tourists. The Chamber of Commerce <will render any assistance possible in the way of giving publicity to Dollar Day, but the big thing to remember is for all firms to enter Dollar Day with real bargains so that there will be 100 per cent coâ€"operation. Dollar Day is for all merchants in Highland Park and Ravinia and the more firms that take part, the more successful will be the day. It is emphasized that Dollar Day is for cne day only.â€" Merchants are urged to use their own judgment as to what articles and how many differâ€" ent articles are offered, and how to advertise, but the committee espeâ€" cially requests that each offer some burgain for $1.00 regardless of the kind of business he is in. Improvements Made _ in Y. W. C. A. Quarters The committee is very much in favor of Dollar Days. It is also agreed that a large percentage of the merchants who took part in Dollar Day last February were more than pleased with results, in fact they were surprised at the large volume of business transacted on that day. Expect Big Success This year it is expected that the firms taking part will be: close to 100 per cent, and that Dollar Day on August 13 will surpass anything yet undertaken in the way of ‘bargain day. * Park, Deerfield, Ravinia and Highâ€" wood during that day, giving everyâ€" body an opportunity to see what barâ€" gains are offered by the merchants whose advertisements appear therein, It is planned to make this a big community event with attractive merchandise for everybody so that the entire community may benefit thereby. Thursday, July 31, 1930 In the official Dollar Day letter issued to all membersâ€" regarding this project says in part: * DOLLAR DAY HERE WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13 Trinity Episcopal Church Rev. Christoph Keller, Rector East Laurel Avenue (Continued from page 3) women choose this week or two to stay their work in Chiâ€" Friday evening, 8:00 p. m. â€" The Luther league will meet in the church. Visitors are welcome to all these services. A large tent has been erected near the camp flag for reâ€" ligious and recreational purposes, with the chaplains in charge. It is supplied with daily papers and magâ€" azines of all kinds, books, writing material, games, musical instruments. Entertainments, lectures and shows will be given in the evenings for the benefit of the students, their relaâ€" tives and friends. Friday afternoon, 2:00 p. m.â€"The Ladies Aid will meet at the parsonâ€" age entertained by Mrs. Henry Hedâ€" lund. ~All the members and friends are urged to be present. Saturday afternoon, 2 p. m.â€"The Sunday school picnic will take place at Sunset park. The children as well as the teachers and officers are asâ€" sured a good time. Redeemer Lutheran Church West Central Avenue W. F. Suhr, Pastor Service with holy communion. The confessional service will begin at 10:30, and the regular service at 11:30. Announcements for communion may be made at the parsonage on Friday afternoon or evening. Zion Lutheran Church Sunday schoolâ€"9:45 a. m. English servicesâ€"11;:00 a. m Wednesday evening, 8:00 p Swedish prayer service. Jewishâ€" by Rabbi Juhen J. Gusâ€" field at the Liberty theater. Nonâ€"demoninational â€" by Chaplain J. Cooper, at the Hostess house. The Citizens‘ Military Training camp, at Fort Sheridan, Illinois opened this week, with 2100 students. To help the Post chaplain, Major A. V. Simoni, several reserve chapâ€" lains have been called to duty. Every Sunday morning, at 9 a. m, services will be held simuiltaneously for all demoninations, after the church parâ€" ade which starts at 8:45â€"a. m. Next Sunday the services will be as folâ€" lows: The Army and Navy Legion is composed of veterans who have been decorated by the United States of American _ with the Congressional Medal for . Distinguished _ Service Cross for extraordinary heroism unâ€" der fire on the battlefield. Major A. V. Simoni was decorated by General Pershing, during the Arâ€" gonne Offensive, with the Distinguishâ€" ed Service Cross. Protestantâ€"the grand stand, parâ€" ade ground, by Chaplain Thomas Beaston, reserve. Catholicâ€"Field mass, by Chaplain W. I.â€" Scollin, reserve in front of Post chapel. At the 40th annual reunion held recently at Harrisburg, Pa., the Army and Navy Legion of Valor elected Major A,. V. Simoni as their national chaplain for the coming year. Religious Activities at C. M. T. C. Maj. Simoni Chosen _ National Chaplain Rev. Henry G. Hedlund, Pastor. T HE PRES 8 m p. m PALMOLIVE SOAP LUX FLAKES GOLD DUST .. QUEEN OLIVES . ... 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