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Neither Team Scores in Game Last Sunday; Play Peaches Next Sunday In a sweeping wind, Highwood played their old rivals from Evanston on the local‘s field. Next Sunday Highwood plays the American Evening Peaches here, in one of the feature games of the Midwest league. Last year the Peaches were the coâ€"champs of that league. The locals beat them 7 to 6 last year, but as Highwood was not in the league it did not afâ€" fect the Peaches‘ standing in the league. A good game is promised Sunday as the paper team want reâ€" venge. A HIGHWOOD TIES In last Sunday‘s game Highwood showed a tight defense, but their ofâ€" fense was very sluggish, ‘This was due perhaps, to several of Highwoods players being on the injured list and others having to play out of their regular positions. Punting Duel â€" Lindenmeyer and Berome had a punting duel, with the Highwood bootâ€" er holding the edge due to his abilâ€" Thursday, October 23, 1930 Install _ a Minncapolisâ€"Honeywell Heat Regulator. LX ; Bs ie _ The purpose of the equipment is fiveâ€" fold. _ « Health â€" Comfart â€" Convenience â€" Safety â€" Economy. Can be purchased on jeasy pryment plan, no carrying charge. _ e _ _For full information or demonstration, phone H. P. 1478. How to Avoid Colds Announcement CHARLES GLASS Waukegan Avenue and Highwood Avenue EVANSTON TEAM We want to thank our friends and customers of the North Shore for atâ€" tending the grand opening of the Highâ€" wood Shoe Store, under the ownership of Charles Glass. The people of the North Shore may be assured that they can get better shoes for less money at the Highwood Shoe Store. We are carrying a full line of shoes, rubbers, overshoes, and tennis shoes for everyone from the best known shoe manufacturers. When purchasing your footwear, it will surely pay you to come to the Highwood Shoe Store. E. H. PURDY, Local Representative. Tel. Highwood 1216 ity to kick against the wind as well with â€" it. Highwood‘s â€" lightweight backfield ace, Rogan, broke away once only to be tripped by one of his fellowâ€"players after traveling about 20 yards, Bruno LE Starek Gansberg LT Hoppe Olson LG Triphon Santi C Wilkin Stipe RG Rody Lindenmeyer RT . _ Danner Hutchison RE LaPlume McConnell QB Kuehen Taylor LH Kaiser Allens RB Lange Dever FH Berome Substitutions: Highwood, Simons for Bruno, Gansberg, Palmeri for Stipe, Taylor for McConnell, Rogan for Taylor. â€"Evanston: Sweeny for Hoppe, Johnson for Kaiser, Schaefâ€" fer for Rody. F. P. Hawkin‘s Daughter Dies in California Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkins Ball, wife of Joseph Ball of Pasadena, Calif., nassed away at her home in Caliâ€" fornia, Tuesday, Oct: 21st. She is the daughter of Mr. F. P: Hawkins of this ctiy and was born in Highland Park. She has resided here intermittently during the past Ave or six years. . Besides her huu-% band she leaves a son Peter Ball of Cleveland, Ohio, her father, Mr. F. P. Hawkins, a brother Mr. R. W. Hawkins, and a sister Miss Frances Hawkins of this city, and a sister Mrs. James Schultz of Lagona Beach, Calif., to survive her. Mrs. Ball‘s many â€" friends here will regret to learn of her death. THE PRESS H. P. Music Club Enjoys Delightful Program On Wednesday, Oct. 22, the Highâ€" land Park Music club was most deâ€" lightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. F. N. Bard on Egandale road, Mrs. W. D. Young, the president, disâ€" posed of the routine business after which Mrs. | Buckingham, program chairman, announced the artists for the afternoon. Miss Sophic Seligâ€" mann, though not a member of the club, accompanied Mrs. ‘ Nathan‘s group. Sisterhood State The seventh annual meeting of the Illinois State Federation of Temple Sisterhoods will convene at North Shore Temple in Glencoe on Tuesday, Nov, 11, and ‘Wednesday, Nov, 12. These meetings have been held yearâ€" ly in various parts of the state for the past seven years so that there might be a discussion of accomplishâ€" ments and an interchange of ideas between the various groups forming the State Federation of Sisterhoods. We Have Just Added the Folâ€" lowing Books to Our Rental Library BOSS OF THUNDER BUTTE VERNON T. MeMAHON, R.Ph.G. Central Ave.â€"Udell Bldg. THE COUNTERFEIT WIFE I LIVED THIS STORY Betty White WOMEN ARE LIKE THAT E. M. Delafield THIS PURE YOUNG MAN RENTAL RATES Minimum charge 15¢ for 3 days. 5¢ per day thereafter. THE EPPWORTH CASE THE MYSTERY OF THE FOLDED PAPER Footner THE 4TH PLAGUE\ Edgar Wallace ON FORSYTE CHANGE HIGHLAND PARK PRARMACY Highland Park, IIl. Phone Highland Park 2404 MIXED MARRIAGE THE GOLD SHOE G. L. Hill STRIKE! Mary Heaton Vorse John Galsworthy Irving Fineman WILD WIND Innis Patterson Meeting in Glencoe Temple Bailey Anonymous Hoffman Dunton ARE We are reducing the price of all boys winter clothâ€" ing. This is your opporâ€" tunity to buy warm winâ€" ter clothes at a great savâ€" ing. BOYS SHEEPSKIN COATS $6 to $8 value For-erly::iw: high -.- $2.95 BOYS LUMBER JACKETS $5 values reduced BOYS LEATHER COATS Men‘s Apparel Shops 786 Elm Street 13 8. St. Johns Winnetka Highland Park FELL‘S Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings LEATHER MITTS Blanket lining $10 to $12 value $6.95 $3.95 $2.95 $1 value 55¢