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Ns 34 :WP" vis v‘_ the CRA _ Highland Park Localsâ€"| DR. DANIEL ROGERS y #Cs AAamâ€"enmke. ; . . ;\ 0 I"Â¥AITA iT All irAiain 1 it B e 4 *â€"â€"-‘hw note pemeemes tm aheneoninie ons 4 atr y i s aeiotienrâ€" d aga «A s FORTYâ€"TWO > , Miss Priscilla LePelliey, a student of the Francis Shimer School, will spend the weekâ€"end with her parâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wyles reâ€" turned to their home on North Sherâ€" idan road last week from the sumâ€" mer spent at their ranch in New Mexico. ents, â€"Mr.â€"and _Mrs.. Franklin _Leâ€" Pelley of South Sheridan road. 512â€"14 Central Avenue Il m;_:%fidl?&tmmw to aw Highhnd Park have a slelicio_us._ homeâ€"cooked r_n_eel, THE GREAT ATLANTIC @PACIFIC TEA CO, . Middle Western Division Smoked Butrts 22© and venison held sway, the epicure has had a taste for maintain the same standâ€" ards of high quality and low prices that have made our groceries famous. Veal . *19° NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SMOKED ; Since the days of Merric CHOICE BEEF BONELESS ROLLED PotRoast »17° ROAST . 15° Swift, Armour, Cudahy, Witson ‘;'-‘fmvcrrmu Meats SPECIAL HJSâ€"WEEKLI â€" He came to Highland Park after: his discharge from the â€"armyâ€"eleven‘ years avo and from that time was one of the leading physicians of the city with a wide practice and a host of devoted friends, whose sorrow at his death isâ€"sincere. â€" Funeral Held Monday _ | The funeral service was held at Trinity church Monday afternoon, the Rev. Christoph Keller officiating, and the remains were taken to Hotâ€" brook, Mass., for interment. â€" The . pallbearers were Frank house will take on the appearance of a Chinese shop, transformed by many booths presided over by Chiâ€" nese women in native dress. â€" Here you will find disvlayed delicate handâ€" made linens suitable for a gift to mother, anâ€" embroidered purse or almondâ€"eyedâ€"doll for â€"sister, cloisâ€" sonne boxes~ or handâ€"carved beads. In fact, gifts for every purse and every taste can be found in the ~â€"He leaves to mournâ€" his death one son, Robert, who is a resident of Yonkers, N. Y. Mrs. Rogers died several years ago. His motherâ€"inâ€" law, Mrs. Wainright, lives at 441 St. John‘s place. â€" ~ f ~Resolution of Sympathy : A resolution of appreciation of Dr. Rogers‘ services to the city as president of the board of health and expressing sympathy for the relatives was adopted by the city council at the regular session Monâ€" day eventhg.~~~ o0 =___ac4 from the direction of safeguarding the health of the community. He was a member of the medical staff of the Highland Park hospital and other Lake county, Illinois State and American Medical associations. He was a member of Trinity church and a vestryman and a faithful atâ€" tendant and active in the work of brary now has on display in its vesâ€" tibule ~various articles of Chinese handicraft. Let the children save theirâ€"pennies â€"and â€"doâ€"their Christâ€" mas shopping here after school. Philip sandals and handkerchiefs, teas, letâ€" ter paper, incense and many small 3+ A W {!es:etgva ons should be thade"in ad~ vance if possible. <In order to enâ€" courage family parties, a special try. He saw action overseas with the 33rd division as a lieutenantâ€" colonel, Dr. Rogers was a Mason and belonged to numerous medical societies and clubs. . : General John Chop Suey Supper At Presbyterian Church, Nov. 20th. _ Health Board President _ ~ Dr. Rogers was president of the FUNERAL ON MONDAY (Continued from page 8) (Continued from page 4) Cole, Dr. R. B. Jacks and *=â€"Theâ€"High * TWE PE ES 8C for the children under 12. Why not make up a party and reserve a table? Supper will be served from 5:30 to 7:30. For information about tickets call Mrs. Albert Peterson, H. P, 1776, or any guild member. The procecds from the gulid‘= share in this project will go to the Laird Community House in Chicago, and various other benevolences which they help to support. Come "and ~enjoy ~this ~unique â€"party; thus helping others as well as profiting yourself,. f S **~=tat ONXtT waitarmo * Pxomo Tex Coâ€"Middie®Western Division â€"â€"â€"â€"[â€"â€" 1 CalumetBaking Powder‘*$?â€" 25e _ Heinz Tomato Soup 3 10i0z.Caas 250 3 Diamond Crabmeat 6) oz Can _ 25¢ â€"Crepe Toilet Paper â€"3 "oâ€"s 10¢ â€" COLD STREAM PINK _ TALL SALMON 3=:25° Kitchenl(l‘mr 1« .» «. A~ be NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY‘S QUAKER MAID CALIFORNIA VALENCIA ORANGES, size 252â€"288.doz. 25¢ ROME BEAUTY APPLES ....._..._..._.___.__..._..__.6 lbs, 25¢ NEW CABBAGE...:*::.::.....:...:= :.0.0 00 _0~"" 408. be EMPEROR GRAPES ............_._._._.._.,.... NANCY HALL SWEET POTATOES . FRUITS and VEGETABLES ood Sparkle Gelatin Dessert "®*. Sc Jona Brand Lima Beans :27 5c Santa Clara Prunes }* : Se White Bread . . . . ENCORE BRAND Spaghetti or Macaroni %%°Z: Sc PACIFIC GRANDMOTHER‘s ~â€"\V{T{f PORK, 16â€"02 TOMATO CAN SAUCE The Sheridan Rebeccah Sevfi club are giving a baked ham supper followed by a bazaar and coms game on Friday, Nov. 20 at Odd Pel. lows hall. Supper will be serveg at 6 o‘clock. Mr. Carl Horenberger and so Edward spent last week with rela. tives in Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pekar of Way. kegan ave., are the happy parent of a baby girl born on Friday, Nov, 2 at the Highland Park hospital. es _ 2 soxes 5¢ «. 1 Arc NO.3