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§# w hat boy wouldnt | LiMing _ S# | want one of these, $2.98â€"|â€"OUTFEFT (>â€" "Me tg* > | CHRISTMAS â€" _ | . %‘éf)fif.}'fv‘s"n:: ?f&?s‘i.’ [ D. SHERONY HARDWARE _ Local and Personal "*~‘"*~*‘***~‘~ of Dearheld _ __*_ _ _ Dr. and Mrs. V. W. Spriggs enâ€" tertained their bridge club on Wedâ€" nesday evening at their home on Waukegan road. Mrs. William J. Kreh, Lela and little Billy are moving to Waukegan the second of January and will reâ€" gide in the L. O. Brockway home. Doris will remain in Deerfield nntil 314 Railway Avenue, Highwood TRICYCLES _â€" , Appliances _ A full line priced speâ€" â€" cially from $3.98 up. Many pnctl;gal items that will make sJ¢ up. FLEXIBLE FLYER . No. 1. â€" $2.95. Wonderful assortment priced from 10c to $5. Baby Buggies SLEDS remain in Deerfield until outside trees, $1.69. wonderful Christmas gifts. ELECTRIC TOASTERS WAFFLE IRONS PHILCO RADIOS re.| E. J. Bruso ne. and Mrs, F itil Mrs. C. ] ~ MIXERS _ , Bee Vac VACUUM CLEANER ELECTRIC CLOCKS Xmas Special at only $19.50. PERCOLATORS CURLING IRONS ELECTRIC IRONS . ICE SKATES â€"Tubulars $3.95 Electrical Appliances E. J. Bruso, Mrs, Orville Enderbrook, and Mrs. Floyd Stanger. Members of the Sunshine circle of the ~Bethichem ~Evangelicalchurch gave a supper on Monday evening at the church for the group memâ€" bers and their families. . About thirty guests attended. A small charge was made and the money was put in the circle‘s treasury. The dinner committee consisted of Mrs. fieldâ€"Shields high school and will join the family in February. TOASTERS _ | VACUUM CLEANER, $39.50. . R. Sugden entertained her STORE . OPEN EVERY EVENING DELCO ELECTRIC LAMPS with Art Shades 98c to $15.00. POOL TABLES, 98c and up. THE PRESs dozens of interesting games. % 10¢ un TOY AIRPLANES AND ZEPPLINS up from 25¢. CHRISTMAS BRAND NEW! The Independent Social club met last Tuesday evening at the home of Tuxis ~society members of the Presbyterian church gave a hayrack party Saturday evening, driving out to the Des Plaines river and ending with refreshments at the church. Miss Barbara Hueh] was a soloist on a radio broadcast program last week at a relief program sponsored by St. Stephan‘s church in Chieazo.‘ ‘club @t lhuincheon on Monday at Miss Galloway‘s Tea room, followed by bridge at her home on feld avenge. GAMEsS © %$33\ BULBS ELECTRIC 10¢ 5e l, guestsof Mrs. Emma Cahill of Milâ€" | waukee. C Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baum and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olendorf wert the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Maurice P’:‘n‘ny of Libertyville, Saturday eveâ€" ning. i0 m a The Mutual club met Tuesday eveâ€" ’ ning at the home of Misses Viola and Irene Rockenbach. Yuletide favors were made and plans formulated for the Christmas dinner party they are giving Sunday evening, Dec. 20, at six o‘clock for the children at the Dorcas Home. R Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wagner have moved into their large ~house on Woodward avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hout are occupying the Wagâ€" ner‘s little bungalow. * ~Mr.and Mrs: W. B. Carr and MrS. Mrs. Peter Vande Velden enter tained at hér home on Osterman avenue Thursday afternoon. are residing in the Krogstartiv house on Warrington road.. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson and daughter, Miss Ruth, spent the weekâ€"end in Indiana. The Jacksons Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kronn moved from North Chestnut street to Clen: coe on Friday. â€" The Sunshine circle met Wednesâ€" %{ day afternoon at the home of Mrs. 2N Floyd Stanger. A financial account “ " of the year‘s work was given and a | y review of the achievements reported.. reons A Social hour followed the business \Wte â€"â€"Membersâ€"of theâ€"Marion club are â€" Y § practicing for a Christmas enterâ€" . tainment to be given the Sunday f//;_;,. after Christmas at the Holy Cross || NBz parish hall. fy " T. Tuesday afternoon at the home Mn- Rndolphxm.k,, npiriendinatingnine Sunday gqsts_a_tw the E;;-\-?-" Hu;v;hlv Rev. and Mrs. A. P. Johnson and Afamily of Oswego, II}:, visited friends ||. â€" in Deerfield on . Friday and Satur. day. Rev. Johnson is the former ® pastor of the Bungalow church. & y er Gurnee were dinner guests at the R. D. Reeds home on Saturday eve. Mrs. Ross Sherman visited her mother, Mrs. Bach of Northbrook fl on Sunday. Mrs. Bach suffered a ~= slightâ€"stroke on Saturday. 2 , Mrs. W. J. Kreh, Misses Lela and Doris and little Billy Kreh with Mr, ' and Mrs. Elmer Hecketsweiler of & Highland Park were guests on Satâ€" ~ urday evening at the home of Mrs. % Eva Wilmot of Waukegan. & A Last Friday evening was "Friends Night" at the White Shrine. Those from Deerfleld who attended were Misses Emilie and Ida Knaak, Mrs, R. A. Nelson, Mrs. J. G. Fraze and Mrs.. D. W. Meyer. â€"â€" c The Christmas entertainment of the â€" Bethlehem Evangelical church will be given on Tuesday evening, in ‘ od Mrs. Ben Siljestrom of Saunder ““d. Th. Mw’“l “t‘d for ? coming year are: ; Mrs; M. _ Palmer; _viceâ€"president, My, Minnie Whitcomb; and secretary anq treasurer, Mrs. Louis Soefker. ‘The Christmas party planned at that time was given Wednesday evening (last night) at the A. J. Johnsop home. Fortyâ€"eight guests were presg. ent. _ The Just Sew club will meet next 11. ~ nURSDAY, 399 R Phon