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38 Rit a ¢ dsn ,@ ?Q‘tj“ e 3 #% PS uylty 4 £7 . 9t Hp One Year‘s Subscription For $1 PAGE FOURTEEN i0 CALL H. P. 239 with vaquum cleaning service Anytime your car is frozen Complete ‘Winter Lubrication cAmerica‘s Uealth Aeesort A DELICIOUS DINNER _ sUNDAYS _ _ Howardâ€" Almost as Cheap as You Can Eat Special Dinner Every Night * YICTOR Also Free Tire Changing . 61 SUPER SERVICE STATION * bbeâ€" Always NRctairerst > C $1 Greasing wiuMumm '%‘t»&:v;fiw‘”wgw,g â€"’?";’:‘ 4 ”‘4\‘{“ iÂ¥ ‘d‘ s This is proving a lively and interâ€" esting affair. Mrs. George W. Carr will lead. the discussion this week. 5 Tll.lll!tmc'fth.group will be on Feb. 22, Anylafi member interested in the subj hnmdto‘attmdanyog;uog minded that the arnual white eleâ€" phant sale will also be ‘held on Feb. 15. Each member is requested to bring and buy a white elephant. Prices in accordance with the trend of all commodities and luxuries will be low, A study group sponsored by the lzgumd Park League on the subâ€" ject of International Relations and conducted by Mrs. Warren E. Danâ€" ley, is meeting esch Wednesday morning ~at 10;:80 at the YWCA. ~â€" Prof, Kenneth Colegrove, director of international law in the departâ€" ment of political science at Northâ€" western University, will speak to members of (the Highland Park in relation to disarmament. This is a timely topic and the league is most fortunate in securing Prof, Colgrove who, as a recent editor of the "European Economic and Politâ€" ical Survey," with his residence in Paris, has had unusual. opportunâ€" ities for the study of international relations. ~Reservations for lunch may be made at the YWCA. League of Women Voters at their next regular meeting on Wednesâ€" day, Feb. 15. He will discuss cerâ€" tain aspects of international debts dise, live stock,, government bonds, nd treasury certificates, Why not on soldiers‘ certificates when the boys need it worse than they ever will again? There is plenty of gold m hand to margin this currency the required forty percent." Confederate money, but they forget to tell us that every penny of green backs was paid off at one hundred eents on the dollar. Debts, Disarmament, rency issued to pay for them, this currency to be retired out of the sinking fund that is being built up to pay those certificates off in 1945 â€"their due date. Now we hear the how! ‘printing press moneyâ€"rubber moneyâ€"fiat money!‘« ‘Why, we will lose all our gold if we do this!‘ We will â€"be told> about the ruble, the mark, the greenback that went down to thirtyâ€"five cents on the dollar. We will hear of poor old grandma sitting crying quietly, fondling her The following letter, signed by M. Gorman, president of the Amerâ€" ican Bank and Trust Company, of Ardmore, Okla., voluntarily â€"sent to the national organization of The American Legion, asks that question and answers it as follows, accordâ€" ‘ing to a statement issued at naâ€" tional heaquarters in Indianapolis: "It would mean $680,000 paid out in Carter (Okla.) county in sums !’svmciu $500 each, and it would go into every hole and corner of the county, It means $40,000,000 in Oklahoma, distributed in the same way. This money would go into the hands of middleâ€"aged men, most of them with families; many of them in distress on account of the present depression. Farmers, mechanics, clerks and laboring men, outâ€"ofâ€"work â€"carrying a nonâ€"interâ€" est bearing governmental bond due in 1945, with an average value toâ€" day of $500, but worth in 1945 about $118 when the government figures interest on the loans made on those bonds, * "This money will be put into cirâ€" eulation; not in the stock market, but be spent for actual necessities. It would put the merchant to work; the mines, mills and factories to supply the merchant, and, in my: judgment, it will soon find that corâ€" ner that ‘Prosperity‘ has been hidâ€" ing around. "No where will we get the monâ€" ey? A ‘bonus‘,certificate is property â€"â€"a promise to pay a sum of money. at a future time. This bond should be taken up by the Federal Reserve interest charges deducted, the: certificates would be worth ; of $500 each is still due them on their bonus certificates. If the payâ€" ment is delayed until 1945 and the certificates would be worth about $118 or a total of $389,400° would be paid to Lake county veterans, . Just imagine, if you can, what efâ€" fect immediate payment of the solâ€" diers‘ bonus would mean, to Lake mean, and how can it be paid at this time?" He was a bit shy, and after she "What would paying the ‘bonus‘* To be Discussed for Women Voters League Due Lgke County Vets hk ireesok Tracl 3 3 Sar Tw e soldiers‘ THE PRESS 18â€" 10 (Friday) of the Evansâ€" w‘m Mo can m. to be held inâ€"the of Harry Renâ€" ner, 648 Onwestsia avenue, Highâ€" land Park. The| program will start at eight o‘cl ~‘Guy Bush, Leo Hartnett, Bob O‘â€" A grade school in San Francisco has laid out a golf course behind its plant, which may build up the little ones physically,) though it‘s bound ~Evansâ€"Watkins Post is composed of© employees the North Shore Line and at t has reached the 100 percent mark of the quota set by District Commander Leonard Hook. Dave Carison is commander of the post. Efifififilh ttend. Harry Renâ€" ncvlllhautsumofthoentw- #%* # tags OTOR CAR ELECTRIC SERVICE stations have part in the t of the Feb. Automobile Electricians LEN WAHL St. and Laurel Ave. is close at hand for late or early calls. You, too, may have exceedingly comfortable. It has those conveniences which, though inexpensive, add so much. An extension telephone in the kitchen saves her time and su:ps while she attends One Year‘s Subscription For $1 $ PE C I A L e UPHOLSTERING . 124 S. First Street This mechanism (the last word in automotive engineering) will accurately locate each and every source of motor, ignition and electrical trouble in your car â€"completely eliminating any posâ€" sibility of error. Bring your car in and let us test it out for you. The regular charge for this service is three dollars for a fourcylildorw.fo-rdolhnfordxcgiuhn.nfllndolhu lorei%cylladerl. But on DOLLAR DAYS our price is only ONE LLRA for any car. "«Our Prices Are Always Reasonable" 10% discount on all work done Dollar Days â€" y of error. Bring your car in and let us test it out 1 The regular charge for this service is three dollars for CABINET WORK â€" REFINISHING ‘PICTURE FRAMES MADE ‘â€"‘ _TO ORDER .ALTHOUGH her home is modest it is hests AoGKE We Will‘ Scientifically Test Your Car With the ANTIQUES REPAIR SHOP for $1 only 66 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1988 SUSAN ... is w‘c“ s a tis fied with her home Tel. Highland Park 266 Phone H. P. 583 year old daughter of burned ‘at St. Francis | anston, on Dec. 16, wh thetic exploded while s prepared to undergo a tion, has sufficiently re the effects of the bur turned to the hospital day (yesterday) to be 0 Miss Barbara Huch weekâ€"end in Milwaukee of Miss Mabel NMaletck Mr. andâ€"Mrs. Arthur THURSDAY, FEBR accompanied at the sin, DaÂ¥id Stryker. Camp Bery. Miss atrj asked to sing again.. Miss Alice Ulfers the teachers and officer Church school on Tue Feb. 14 at the Y.W\C.A Park. Mrs. Ward Gauntlet her luncheon bridge c __ Mrs. Carl Hertel an visited at the Alber home in Prairie View « Wildhagen has been ’n ity hospital in Palatin Mrs. J. C. Hueh! ha« on Thursday evening, George Bornhoff of C Friday, Mr. and Mrs. son and daughter Bett Don‘t forget the d day evening at the . being sponsored by Fire department. _ A minstrel show for March 16 and 1 field Grammar schoo! her sewing club on ernoon at her home Mr. and Mrs. C of Gages Lake were at the Delbert Mey will meet next week Mrs. Delbert Meyer. The Areme club : evening (yesterday) Mrs. Edward Klug Mr. and Mrs. Phili as their dinner gue Mr. John Sims an Grovener and three The Milton Frantz their furniture back t week and are storing which is being rebui fire. Mr. and Mrs. F daughter Olive hadâ€"b Evanston this past y is a sophomore at No versity. Until the pleted, the Frantzs the John Stryker b day‘s ’l‘r_ibnne, with wives of the foreign Mr. and Mrs. Allet tertained tdeir bridg day evening at }b"l_ o Brand will be hests Wednesday evening. Doreas Circle One day evening, Feb. 2 Mrs. E. H. Selig. Mrs. Raymond D Henry Petersen att meeting Tue home of Mrs. birthday anniversat quietly n Tuesday mediate members « Russell Pattersot ited friends in the Mr. John KRJemp improve in health. day. _ The Royal Blue & ler building, which week. Mr. G school room®.. + will meet the follo ning. Mr. and Mrs. R daughter Doris J¢ Sunday at the ho son‘s parents, Mz Macadie in Chicag ill and will under the near future. day evening at the daughter of N. 8° ley of Lake Forest of Galesburg on | at the Methodist ch choir of St. Pau Quite a number was given of M. . Mr. Mr.