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most acceptable. â€"â€" â€"Priced _ Specially _ from rur Scarf for Christâ€" mas. They‘re always MANUFACTURING . FURRIERS 368 Central Avenue In the Fur Business fo':- three generations Give her an Alaska Fox $95 Victor . Brothers Co. Gifts of $15 We still have a limited number of those wonderâ€" ful Chestnut â€" Corn and Milkâ€"fed Wisconsin TURKEYS HIGHLAND PARK ,” RELIABLE LAUNDRY CHICK SHOPPE || ory curaninc co. Highland Park postoffice and sent by train to its destination. Lost in the heavy fog above Highâ€" land Park last Thursday for twenty minutes, and missing the Bob O‘Link clubhouse : water tower by less than three feet, Melvin Fried, pilot fiying airmail from Chicago to St. Paul, Minn., was forced down in a hayâ€" field. west of Highland Park. Fried {bnuzht the plane down without damage after he had dumped more than 60 gallons of gasoline from his #ship, but the condition of the soggy field prevented the takeoff of the plane after the fog had cleared. A number of volunteer workers, assisted by several truckmen who attempted to â€"roll the rough ground smooth.so that the plane might have a runway, were aiding Fried to get his ship back into the air. Thanks Plane Makes Forced _ Landing Here in Fog HIGHLAND PARK CHICK SHOPPE Mail from the grounded Breast â€" Thighs and e your. order before December 20th THIS WEEK ~SPECIAL _Legs of BROILERS 35¢ pound Given Us on For the Fine Reception â€" the airplane more about the are of swimming G. R.‘s. The swimmers class is growing, and the nonâ€"swimmers class is growing in size. Manus will be in charge. _ _ â€" _ _ "‘Sunshiners" are also urged to bring a can of food to add to their contribution for the â€"Highland Park Social service, y Bwim 11:15 to 12:00 Girl Reserves have the privilege of using the swithmink pool at the Deerfleldâ€"Shiclds high â€"school â€"every _&M Arom: 11 :15 to 12 :00. ~ Every :lrl-.b"'n.rnd to learn how to swim. Start now to learn Christmas Parties *Sunshiners" Christmas party will take place Saturday, Dec. 19, at the Y.W.C.A. at 2:30. Every Sunshiner is asked to bring a five or ten cent gift to exchange. & A good time is. planned for, with Santa Claus ready to bring in the Christmas spirit, and a large Christmas tree awaits everyâ€" little "Sunshiner" in the assembly hall of the Y.W.C.A. All "Sunshiners" are invited to attend Wise Men: Edith Lindsay, Virginia® Benâ€" nett, and Katherine Humer. Angels: Sylvia Drake, Honor Lenias, Mary Hart, Noami White, Mary Schwartze, Betty Smith and Mrs. Gaylord Ryboit (anâ€" gel of the Lord). lst Narrator, Marjorie Kendall. 2nd Narrator, Bernice Connolly. Gallaway. T2 A.s service process for 1931 by conâ€" Lrlbuting their can food for the social servâ€" G. R.‘s Take Part in Pageant ~~Girl Reserves played important â€"parts in the Christmas Pageant at the Y.W.C.A. Sunday, Dec. 13. 5 Sbev‘l:ertl‘s: rFieda Boone, Dorothy Wessâ€" 7 Oe 1 Eo STY hascd. En eent CEITME vnal.l, â€". Blue Triangleâ€"making stuffed animails.| followed: s x : uol "" on inkâ€"makine â€"snpleâ€"tree â€"â€"dook |â€"â€"â€"â€" Irwles und RatFanceâ€" Blank A.0.0.A‘s Triangleâ€"making stuffed aniâ€"| ~I. All re&idences of municipality mals. eligible to compete in contest. 3 Makiolet Triangleâ€"makin door * o stop(.k € Te n# aking apple tree 2. Only displaysâ€" on property Makio Triangleâ€"dressing dolls. â€", | within the municipal limits used for Promeds 45 40 beerheld Remet Toud" **** | residential purposes shall be conâ€" iieront ones, but the Girl Reserve Move: | CNtry mustâ€"be submitted in the name ment as a whole is entering in the Y W |af a ecinola inAliwiJmaD. 22 22llrrels hoveninty"wakte â€"naind 4P 1100 ~< ce uair Bs s dR .202 Proceeds goâ€"to Deerfield Relief ‘fund. All Girl Reserve _ igles _are . spreadâ€" different ones, buththe tg‘-iifl l}m Moveâ€" ment as a whole en n n. the Â¥, W. C._~A.‘s service process for 1931 by conâ€" }ributing their can food for the social servâ€" Tickets for "Holiday" are on sale at Gsell‘s drug store in Highland Park, and may also be secured from all members of Ravinia Players, or at the door. to Mr. John Cm events which follow because of Johnnie‘s and Julia‘s differences of opinion, which, perhaps, should have been discovered first. _ Although this event marks the first presentation of the Ravinia Players this season, "Holiday" is the second "threeâ€"act play to be given by this group. It is particulâ€" arly in keeping that a show, gay with the Christmas spirit and New Year‘s festivities, be presented at this time. It should not be very difficult for members of the audi<â€" ence to imagine themselves attendâ€" ing the New Year‘s Eve party given by Edward Seton to announce the "RAVINIA PLAYERS â€"â€" T0 GIVE "HOLDAY" â€"Cirl Reserveâ€" Newsâ€" (Con}::in:od from page 4) tumes, which are being loaned by the Ina Cortil shop in Highland Park. Harriette Golden, business manager for the Ravinia Players; has handled the advertising and selâ€" ectedherâ€" ushers for the performâ€" ance,. Vera Purdy has assisted Miss Golden with the publicity. i Girl party. Mrs. Carl Meâ€" â€" _ | ng a stamped, selfâ€"addressed envelâ€" ople to Mr.â€"Udell, contest chairman. doing|‘ Rules for entering your home in - y ai"é“’fiffipi'e and easily to the ~office of this newspaper in care of the Outdoor Christmas Dis play Contest committee on or before Dec. 20, 1931. ; Officials and employâ€" ees of this newspaper are not eligi~ ble to compete. 6. All entries, to be eligible for prizes, must mail name and address 5. The points that will be taken into account in judging the displays shall be artistic merit, simplicity, and ‘night time effectiveness. Inâ€" terior decorations visible from the exterior will be considered part of the display ‘effect. i Entry Blank s Please register my home in the Outdoor Christmas Display conâ€" test. My home will be decorated and on display each evening from Dec. 20, 1931 to Ju} 1, 1932, inâ€" clusive. _ 4 competent committee of prominent citizens to be known as the Outdoor Christmas Display Contest commitâ€" 83. â€" Displays must be.installed and_ 4 on exhibit from Dec. 20, 1931 to Jan. 1, 1932, inclusive. > 4. â€"Displays shall beâ€"judged by x {|| â€" & entry mustâ€"be submitted in the name ¢ ingle individual;â€"no â€"combined displays shall be eligible for comâ€" petition. Tiz â€"_‘""These are only a few suggestions that entrants may use in decorat ing their homes for the contest," said Mr. â€"Udell. "Without doubt there are many, many more ideas just as practical." NPs: The contest committee has on hand a limited supply of free bookâ€" lets ° containing numerous suggesâ€" tionsâ€" for outdoor Christmas disâ€" plays. These may be obtained for the asking at the contest headquar: ters, at the Press office, or by sendâ€". background of snow. These fleef lights may be purchased cheaply 'tk!“”fiééfflé‘i‘l'fafih‘iwltores, or made at home by fastening a weath. erproof electric light socket in a tin coffee or lard can, and fusing a 100 or 150 watt lamp. The end of the can may be covered with colored gelatin, fastened on with a rubber band or.a.cord...._â€" "Strings of colored lights are good on trees and shrubs, and along the outlines â€"of the house. Lighted wreaths and fiveâ€"pointed stars may be purchased or improvised for the doors and w;ggws. Charming ef. fects may created by cutting Christmas scenes out of black paste. board and using them as silhouettes in windows and in front of lights. CHRISTMAS LIGHTINC (Continued from page 3) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17 THL !lSDA\' F-'â€".v e 82 lin: Fo Cu po« tic