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Mrs. Fred Fisher Sr. is spending a few weeks with her sister Mrs. Henry Niemeyer of Chic-go. Mrs. Charles Hunter of Wade street will entertain at four tables of bridge at her home on Saturday evening. Campbell Chapter Guild will be en- tertained at the home of Mrs. Arch Abereromby, 452 Lincoln Ivemw. to. morrow afternoon with Mrs. William Nelson assisting as hostess. Thursday, February 5, 1931 Mrs. Henry McKay entertained " dinner on Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs, Robert P. Shepherd. Mr. Shepherd was the principal speaker at the Highland Park Men's Fellow- ship club meeting at the Presbyterian parish house on Tuesday. "is sub- ject was on the Chicago World's Fair project. using pictures to illustrate his talk. A fine attendance was pres- ent. f Evelyn and Carl Bakke returned home from Madison on Tuesday to spend a few days with their parents. They will return to Madison on Fri- day. Local and Personal Fresh Little Pig Hams, lb. m.. . t-.c. -r--NTr Spring Leg of Lamb lb. ".F_ _ Fresh Spare Ribs New Kraut qt. _ (et Fr-, Tick or Roll Butter l . l, l, Fish Specials Every Friday Trade Here and Get a Skeeter Skate 307 Waukegan Avenue . Highwood ---We Deliver-- Phone Highwood 3259 Quality Market 1499 29C\ lily/ 12hd, 28c pleasantly surprised on Saturday eve- nine It their home on Beverly place. The occasion was in celebration of their wedding nnniverury. Cards were played at four tnblee. Mrs. Wm. Blesch. Sr., of Moraine road, left on Wednesday for Ohio where she will visit befdre leaving for Florida to spend the balance of the winter. Mr, and Mrs. Eimer Evans were the Sunday visitors of Mrs. Evunl' mother at Racine,_Wi_s. -. , Dr. and Mrs. J. P. O’Connell of Ridgewood drive have u their week- end guests Mrs. o'Conttell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts of Chadsworth. Ill. Miss Ctttherine Croke was the week-end guest of. Misy Dorrit White of Chicago. Miss Catherine Mopuhnn of Chi- cago was I week-end guest it the C. P. Sullivan home on East Park Ive- nue. X Valentine dunce will be given at the Oak Terrace school on Sutur- day evening, Feb. M. A good orcha- Mr. and' Mrs. Geortriltr were Tender Flank Steaks Veal Cutlets . q Steak. lb. .. _-"""' Native Beef Pane}- house Steaks, lb. e Boneless Veal Slew lb...,,.‘ .., ‘éwm's Mild Cured Picnic Hams. lb. 392 ;32c -585 _-_ilrt;, 19he THE PRESS m hu been ensued to f dlnce music. The pub“: cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Merton Church of laurel ave- nue in in the Right-ad Purl: hospital. She is reported to ho Improving... . A cud 1nd bunco party will be given totttttrrow evening (Friday), by the North American Union It Wit- ten's hull. The public in most eordini. ly invited to attend. V TheMiuel cur. and Bertha Kap- m of Chicago ire the guests of Min Yahnke and Mrs, Rebling. toder. _ The Highland Pnrk Gun-den Study club met yenerdny morning a the home of Mrs. Jacob B. Weinberg of Glencoe avenue to discuss plum for the flower Ihow. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Duffy, Mrs, Fred Zlhnle and Mrs, Charles Gmn left yesterday morning on I motor trip to the Rio Gnnde Wiley, Tam. They GARNETT’S Our February Sale of "Canmin" Bath Towels Towels that youwould expect to find priced, much higher than they are in this February Event. To buy them by the dozen would be economy of the beat sort. -Double Thread Turkish Beth Towel with colored border. Site 22% by " inches. Heavy quality. 20c etch or 83.00 down. ' --Urge "tttti inch "Canttott" Bath Towel with colored hem and border. Heavy Ibmrbent towels It We or Russian Filet Table Cloths You will wonder how them hand-mule clothes (they are also used for Bed Spreds) can be sold " p price so low. The patterns ere very Utmetive. ensued trturitist, turl expect to be gone about at: m .ScIrfI to In!“ m can!” I" grind. " Inch. “e; " Inch 'se', " Inch. Ne', Inch. LOO. $4.M dozen. .--Henvy terry, solid color tom Fun color and reversible. Choi turquolu. orchid rose. toe, or --gott Rania wuh cloth with a border. T e beat 10c vulue on t Brings the greatest velues in years 78213., $2. ar Pgt Very Specially Priced at Me in tttttat Mr. William Hoot-mam of 885 tk Parent avenue alumina! a numb” of frienda Saturday evening in honor of Na brother Mr. Cari Hoar-mam. noted artist, who in attending the - hibition of paintings being held a the Art [mutate in Chicago. It. and In. Roam-an. who were foru- Mr. mm! In. Claude Funklhl en- tertained at two tables of W Monday evening. Delietot" "fuch- mentl who and during the m- ttintr " mldonu of Dwain In new I!» IIdtu In menu-n. Tiny In my- in: in Chicago during the “hint. Mr. “cerium: has lever-1 puma-‘- on exhibition. week-end, Mr. Arthur logs: of Chm vh- ited Highlnnd Park friend. over the tr towel in Inactive rm”. t. Choice of mile. pone ' Me. Me. or 6 for “.00. with narrow. ~column! “ripe in no on the market at " for $1.00