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The Metzel estate is at the foot of Sycamore place, but as the parking space is limited in the _grounds, cars will have to be parked along one side of Sycamore place and on Lake aveâ€" nue, .A committee underâ€"the direction of Mrs. E. T. R. Murphy will serve punch, and the play, having four acts, is scheduled 1.» start promptly at 2:30. those who have had the privilege of hearing these singers before, it makes a very great appeal. ©Those who will hear them for the first time on Satâ€" urday, chave _ something toâ€"1ook forâ€" ward to. * f Helen cobus. The chorus of the Highland Park Music club, _under â€"theâ€"directionâ€"of flr:_;. Lawrence Meyer will give sevâ€" The play selected is by St. John G.Ervine, called "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary" and the cast includes the wellâ€"known names of Rose B. Blasier, Betty Jacobus, Geoffrey Baker, G. S, Canright, Gerard Dinkeloo, Virginia Pardee, Geo. H. Morris, Jean C. Allan, So far the sale of tickets has outâ€" stripped that of last year when the League sponsored a group of players from Chicago, for â€"anâ€"entertainment in some beautiful setting such as Highland Park can offer has an apâ€" peal in midâ€"summer that is hard to resist. y They will only have to go to the club house, instead of the lovely gardens of Mrs. Metzelâ€"but the weather man seems to be most optimistic as to the sunny day hoped for. wOMEN YOTERS PLAY â€" SATURDAY AFTERNOON Thursday, July 9, 1981 515 Central Ave., Highland Park Central Cafe Famous Swedish Hair and Scalp Expert ‘841 North Michigan, Chicago Phone Superior 6697 40¢ Wednesdgy ~ 40¢ â€"_ Special Luncheon soUP Consomme Julian CHOICE OF â€"| Roast Spring Chicken â€" Dressing Veal Cutlets Saute â€" a in Cartusan Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus Italian Spaghetti â€" Meat Balls Roast Loin of Pork â€" Apple Sauce Assorted Cold Meats â€"~ Potato Salad â€"~â€"â€"~â€"~â€"POTKTOBS * * Mashed or Boiled INCLUDING 4 Combination Salad DESSERT Apple Pie of Fruit Jello DRINKS Coffee, Tea or Milk HAVING TROUBLE WITH YOUR HAIR? See CAROLIN NILSSON UNEXCELLED SERVICE (Continued fromâ€"page 4) R. Zimmerman and Roy Jaâ€" Vernadskii, G. V., "History of Rusâ€" sia."â€"Briefly outlining the history of the first thousand years, "nearly half of this book is devoted to© recent events in Russian history" since 1914. Unique emphasis has been placed upon the continued Oriental influence in Slavie â€"cultgral life. =â€"=â€" ;s Hoover,; C. B., "Economic Life of Russia."â€"The first volume will please the average reader with its "warmth of local color but sober and penetratâ€" ing observation on the whole economy of Russian agriculture." _ Marshak, I. I., "New Russia‘s Primer."â€"The Russian title of this book is ‘"The Story of the Great Plan." It was written for use in schools to acquaint children of twelve to fourteen with the fiveâ€"year plan of construction launched in 1928, also to explain to them the nature of a planâ€" ned economy. It is not expected that the English version will be used by children, although many older ones will read it with interest. Â¥. Marie, Grand Duchess of Russia, "Education of a Princess, a Memoir." â€"Dramatic reminiscences of the Rusâ€" shan court through the years from 1890â€"toâ€"1918 and the unhappy interâ€" lude of married lifeâ€"with Prince Wilâ€" liam of Sweden, by the cousin of the late, allâ€"fated czar. The author is now a successful business woman in New York. * Hindus, Maurice, "Humanity Upâ€" mtd.n y her t rfiestvene neoaans Chamberlain, W. H., "Soviet Rusâ€" sia."â€""Mr. Chamberlain answers the how‘s and why‘s of Soviet Russia moreâ€"â€"completely, â€"moreâ€"accurately, and more entertainly than has ever ! ® before."_ The thar 3 been for the last seven years the Rusâ€" sian correspondent of the Christian Sceience Monitor. Eddy, G. S., "Challenge of Russia." â€"Out ofâ€"many years‘ experience as secretary for Asia, of the Y. M. C. A., Mr. Eddy weighs the new conceptions of life in Soviet Russia and does not find them entirely wanting. He frankâ€" ly "challenges" America and other naâ€" tions to set their â€"house in order against like social upheavals. Hindus, Maurice, "Red Bread." â€" Deservedly the bestâ€"known of recent intimate studies of the Soviet regime. The Russian boy who migrated to America in 1905 has since made six extensive ~tours in European and Asiatic Russia. â€" Herein he dispels misinformation and ‘arouses deep sympathy for the masses in their struggle toward a dream. * Vacation Time _ Vacation time, when your mind is free from care, is the ideal time to enjoy a good book. Whether your summer plans include a fishing excurâ€" sion among the mountain lakes, a cotâ€" tage at the shore, or a trip, you will want to take books with you. A vacaâ€" tion privilege is offered by the liâ€" brary between June first and October first to patrons leaving the city. The books may be kept for the duration of your vacation. Russiaâ€"the Twentieth Century â€" â€"Enigma & "We will solve this problem, no matter what the cost."â€"V. I. Lenin, 1922. LIBRARY T HE PR ES 3 1. Capital s%gg K_{1) .$ â€"100,000.00 ~%. Uill?ph- ll Boverenmmestrnezccsertcesscz»..» * 200,000,00 8. Undivided 2-“) (3) ... 25,187.54 4. Reserve Accounts M norlnniteces $1,805.08 5. MW (ba) ........... $91,576.36 ifxentedn â€"â€" foaes 13. Other Linbiilties (10) ._____. _ 4.131.23 Total Linbilities......._$1,006,475.09 I.W.I.Doohy.O-hhtdt::‘.Nafll Shore Trust Company Bank, do solemnly awear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and that §u""‘m‘i‘. Tem nho n ns report made to the Auditor of Public Acâ€" eounts, State of Illinois, W to m Jn 4e â€" a on i. BiQ‘s Aiien + se e udn Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to this Sth ~day . of Jaly M befbre me this State of. Illinois County of Lake (SEAL ) 12 suant to Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of July, 'l:ll. WAL cork, (SEAL) Notary Public atiiiaenitad e ons ee. : Report of the condition of NORTH SHORE TRUST COMPANY BANK, located at Highâ€" land Park, State of lllinois, at the close of tfifiuu&m&dltn. 1931, as nalo. fi.:t'ln_Anilur of Public Accounts, purâ€" 1. Capital Stock (1) ._...______$ 50,000.00 2. Undivided Profits (nat) (3) ~ . ie 4. Reserve Accounts (4) .._.__.___. â€" 1.661.294 5. Demand Deposits (Ga) .._____. 192,482.41 6. Time Deposits (5b) ....____.____. 158,812.32 i&nflu Pmbln (6a ) ")“,...LA flm 18. Other Limbilities (10) ______. 51.24 Total Liabilities.......}$ 477,528.49 l.J.!.lnmht,C-hkroltankhvw_fl State Bank, do solemnly swear that the above chtenentbtnnh.thcb.tolmykm and belief, and that the items .and amounts A u'b:h':vn i ’tho‘ uporta:ad. eo"tgo‘ amoun im Auditor of Public Accounts, State of Illinois, pursuant to law. J. E. ENGG 8 . f C..II"II Cbata A# PHjL 324 Report of the condition of HIGHWOOD STATE BANK, located at Highwood, State of Illinois, at the close of business on the WMTM of Public Accounts of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law. ~â€"~~ State of Illinois} _ County of Lake} ss. ~Half of education is learning to deâ€" fine ideas; and the other half is learnâ€" ing where to find out about them. The present emphasis will some day be recognized for the foolishness it is. In our opinion, four months spent in learning how to use a library will yield more return than four years spent learning dates.â€"Howard Vinâ€" cNent O‘Brien, in The Chicago Daily nd Due from Banks (1â€"2â€"3) 3.â€"Otherâ€"Bonas: and Securitieg h) Miss Margaret Armstrong, for two years a member of the library staff, has recently returned from the Uniâ€" versity of Illinois where she has spent the past year in the study of library science. Banking House, Furniture and FEREGTHG .. AU)â€"â€" sseeccensrrseciine s ocs. . Othr!.u(r?u ME : coartee erecotee â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Total Resources ... .. 20 sc 0 IMABILITIES Loans on Real Estate (6¢) i ocm fls 7 .. Banking House, eovmege CE ) .. :: erinreanncice Otherâ€" Loans (6b) l‘ ‘1;3”?"%.,.2'_ 112.987.08 Loans on )“ft.h’il"'i'ce)....w. ~ 82,833.00 Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures.(9) .............. .. ....._. . 92901 71 Cash, nfay ~ w xt cpnit cuned r Ot..l:: Pl:b ind Mflm))" 1::,51. g . w Loans on Collateral Security ’ law. Total (Official Publication ) RESOURCES LIABILITIES piILLIAN .. _wAbLMANMS . ah * Reso â€"...$ 4717,528.49 $1,006,475.09 $ _ 50,000.00 , 40,000.00 , 1,146.28 } 1,661.24 192,482.41 _ 158.312.32 100,000.00 100,000.00 25,187.54 $1,805.08 891,576.36 243,824.98 110,000.00 115,735.99 210,661.22 190,701.60 154,013.60 114,733.34 606.67 ll,!'l‘.“ 146,522.52 $2,284.171 9,291.71 & Total Linbilities ______$ 361,903.76 I, J. W. McGinnis, Cashier of the Deerfield State Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge nndhlfl.autwthkmnndnmb shown above correspond with the items and amounts shown in the report made to the Auditor of Public Accounts, State of Illinois, pursuant to law. maho!nlh‘h} County of Lake{ * Subscribed and sworn Ith day of July, 1931. (SEAL) 10. day ‘of June, 1981, as made to the Auditor of Public Accounts of t Tilinois, pursuant to law. : he State . of * 12 f of the condition of DEERFIELD S‘P.A%flm located at Deerfleld, State of lllinois, at the close of business on the 30th DwWIIt boneless ammnxlms,mzac Swift Boneless LAMBâ€"LEGS;Ab Fresh Calf LIVER, Ib. _ OUR MOTTO Better Meats for Less Money Choice Sirloin STEAKS, Ib. . Prime Rib ROAST BEEF, 1b. Land O‘Lake Creamery BUTTER, Ib. .:. Fresh Dressed BROILERS, 1b. FRESH FISH Stopâ€"Shopâ€" s rples Tep s 1t ~o s U&VV?GAM (?:)fi) Time Deposits (tb)“.....)_ Dividends Unpaid (7) Fixtures (9) ... Other Resources (12) a NHC ~ApP l eit â€"Aussad :.'a Due from Banks (1â€"2â€"3)$ United States Government Inâ€" vestments and Call Loans (4) Other Bonds and Securities (5) Lo(t.:l) on Collateral Security Other Loans (6b) ...________ Loans on I.ul Estate (6¢)....... Other Real Estate (8) ..____ Banking House, Furniture and Quality Market 307 Waukegan Avenue _ Highwood Phone Highwood 3259 WE DELIVER Save LIABILITIES TRA â€"GARDNER,~ Notary Public to before me this (8) .$ â€"361,908.76 $ 50,000.00 : _ 15,000.00 e 6,802.78 + 2,520.00 _ 184,526.76 . © 102,006.22 29¢ 26¢ 35¢ 39c¢ 120,000.00 T5,6817.63 $0,275.00 1,000.00 $2,400.00 $3,800.00 50,270.47 12,500.00 470.66 1,548.00 31