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Highland Park Press, 22 Jun 1933, p. 13

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llee waue rok neâ€"made Pob MORAINE FROCER, + |MEATS pELICATESsEN â€" 060 North Gree Bay Road / ‘Phone H.‘P: 1024 f‘ FREE DELIVERY â€" -STOerGE TO TIRES UXD sTEAL n. .:_25¢ 0 Baked Ha Barieqwfla..l omeâ€"made Pofatoe Salad and ite RIB LAMB NCY N EWJI TATOES, pik N Sundaysâ€"§ :30 to 11 ‘and 4 g.m. fo 6:30 p.m. l ose ar t rf;rlunttnoi t::« Phone H. P. 5588 d the Wantâ€"Ads e Highlagd Park 147 e POT R&@AST THURSDAY, J " other Cofd Meats, BLDG. GU i sgne F m ATION cosdu llc ...\ t6e ... =GG * IIc $5.15 ) Bcnld. (AÂ¥ . be _ J9¢ 39¢ 'E%;:; Pn tCt 3 < The store is announting a removal sale of, quality 1 fis for‘ this weekâ€"end, in this wéek‘s issue jof the Highland Park . The rd appears on another‘ in‘ this isâ€" sue, ‘and lists many |good buys in groceries, vegetables hnd meats. | Picchietti Brothers) have been in busifiess on South First Street fin about 12 years, and have built up a good business, requiring better quarâ€" ters. Their new rstore: will have new" equipment throughout, and the room itself will undergo extensive alteration and‘ ling. | toâ€"date, modern store: Shire. _PiccHietti Broth market, on South Fi signed a new lease Avenue, and will m four, weeks into one Picchietti Brott To Move To _ New Store Miss Leuer intendg to attend ‘national convention Kappa Ga ma Pi, which is to be held in â€" cago during the latter part of June. At present, she is employed in the department of geophysics of the St. Louis University.® , | and Miss Helen: Leuer, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Lewer of Homew avenue, â€" Highland <\Park,; 33 was elected to Kappa Gamma fi, a national women‘s Ronorary m-fl ity. Miss Leuer, who was graduâ€" ated front Webster |College, a lcorâ€" porate college of St) Louis Univerâ€" sity this year, was gne of two girls from a class of th%ty-dlht to be chosen for this hongr. ~ â€" =â€"| ©~ Miss Leuer Is Honored _ _ _ At Webster College THURSDAY, JUNE Vienna Oil Permanents This soft permanent wave y quire professional setting.> C A MODERN Beauty Shop SERVICE .. . â€" ~~ |AT POPULAR PRIGES | : 26 North Sheridan Road â€"Next Door to the Postoflice . $ A95 :s . eolz:“xny lga’ir. MODERN Beauty Shoj lam DApnt!1 ADb PDIM |â€" PLUS â€" 1 grocery and st Street, has t 380 Central e in three or the most :E)- ) on the North Modern Here Soon Phone Highland Park 870 PLUS â€" A Century Of Progress Exposition All who are interested in k ; art ‘and (music alive in the } : today are urfed to attend this) imâ€" portant : conference. . Resarva ong must be made by July 1 with iss Laura‘ Stoddard of ‘Cedar Stfeet, Highland Park, in order to secu ticket, ag a dlarge crowd is anticiâ€" pated.. | : w it | ‘"My advice to those who want t liveito a good old age," says a tor,] "isâ€"walk‘ slowly." Those ¢ follgw this advice should take |t pregaution of keeping to the gideâ€" walk.â€"The Humorist. is [fF 0 |_ The art conference will have a ITuncheon meeting on Monday T:!piy |8, at noon in the Bal;}'zabltai , Hoâ€" tel. Sherman. ‘The management has \plarined |some original }md ‘surprises on the famous clayalux, the Sir Thomas Wilfred color itgan. | â€" The p&tflrlm will reward al ;fi; lattend, Miss. Robertson : states. | Dudâ€" ley Crafts Watson of Ravinia, will tallk: on the wonders of the r nrtlt @able art exhibit . at the Art Instiâ€" tute, Mrg. Walter Brewster of [Lake Forest will tell of the work o | the Public School Art Society and Dr. Sutton will talk oh the ‘"Fine|) Art of tl?;vink."‘ e fr [E 4d Miss [Elizabeth Wells R n of Ravinia has been elected chairâ€" man of the conference on art| eduâ€" cation 3 the convention of the Naâ€" tional Education Association. 7 ing in Chicago, July 1â€"7. The = quarters are at the Stevens Hotel. * The battery for Highwood s#ill be Yeary, pitcher, and Bartolosui, catâ€" cher. : |: :s > * : Miss Robertson Chosen _ Chairman of N. E. A. 4 Art Meeting July 3 The House of David team, Wwhich recently defeated Waukegan, 16+4, will have the famous Grover Cleveâ€" land Alexander and "Young" W.arâ€" neke on lits pitching staff, and "Young Gabby®" H;rgtett, a brother of ‘the |"Gabby" Hartnett, its cat¢hing shg;" The entire team will be here for the Highwom game. | . The [Highwood Indians | bqseball team wm play the famous H e of David (teant, of Renton | r, Mich., .éaturday evening at 6 d‘clock at the Highwood field; ‘! ‘| : / House of David Will | ~ : â€" Oppose the Highwood ... _ Indians On Sat Hay i The lengthy recital had drawn to a close, ice cream cake had been: served, and the teacher was bidd the students zood,t b. One of little performers ‘hadl brought small brother with @r.â€" As he was abount to leave, t)Tdf’ eacher, ingly said, "Well, bby, did y enjoy the recital?" | [ «¥Yes," answered. Bpbby, " all b the munic."â€"Libex‘Fj; C i [ The ~June Century of Progress tours, conducted by the YWCA, have proven most popular|and convenient in the community, Wp to date 298 have taken advantage of the tours. There is a desire ffom the public that these tours i)q continued, . beâ€" cause of the sunimer Forced vacation ‘by the secretaries, it will be impo sible to continue j th this The children‘s to of Wednesâ€" day, the 28th, is not| yet filled, Friâ€" day, June 30, is a mixed tour. An one ‘may register for this, There will be chaperons conduct the various groups,. . | 4 £.0.% | Registrations are not taken over the phone, but ‘a déposit must be made to assure reservations. | Read the s1A nDs Sunject owout and will not their lives ¢ ordlnnyw tires, Your life and the lives of your famijly oflenlnd:x:untbo high road speeds y and you should not greater risks than the race drivers who sure that they lnv:fio t and safest tires they can buyâ€"Fireston in today. We | give you a liberal tradeâ€"in allowance forli. tires on new Flrutpnp High Speed Tiresâ€"the safest tires in JP C 1 1 safest tires in the world ~__ Race driv t. why Firestone ( and not mhij owout ’-nd will not tires, Your life a lives of vour fawtt Last Y.W.C.A. Tours To . _ Century Of Progress which saturates eperty fiber and insulates â€"â€"which gives to the cords and pre fibers. This year ers in this race eauti a tire blowout is the flexing of the tire which cause of the fibers in the cord, ting in heat unduum.tboi to soften and the to te. Indianapolis race ou us d . Apqhainpure "Fousl PI o pnvther Relbmrmanthen‘a patented "no . " construc= ARE you |wil h’ufi\ rhfl your life onu ad ::;um‘ blowable tires? mnhux made im the Fires and Exhibition Bu 25 South Second, Street There is a acher was biddi â€"bye. One of ‘had brought h her.. As he w. ;)Te‘»’ esche;-. t bby, did y ‘g AUTO SUPPLY CO. 1 Tirestone on why Firestone Tires have won the 500â€"mile 14 consecutive years, the most gruslling tire test, restone patented of Gum-mrm fiber and insulates cord with ‘tot.boe:‘td-and e )}'ri.cfion-qs_:;tlntbo n e c d e DEdoommes smm mNCHE B THC in this heir with Sioel on on arebe ho theit cars with Firestone w why Firestone Gumâ€"Dipped Tires are anfer arat s t f s THE PRESs es a Safe Tire? ...1 KNOWzZ Patented: Construction , Features Give You Greater . STRENCTH and SAFETY | (â€" Paul Host, of; LaGrosse, Wis., i‘ captain‘ of last :year‘s Notre Dame| ‘football team, will be a new High: '1 land Park resident. â€" . . . . | _ MÂ¥. Host and Miss Betty Bush: |, nell jof ‘Louisvile, Ky., were mars) | ried @at 8 o‘clock Monday afternoo a | : at the home of Dr. and Mrs, Rob: ‘ert‘ A. Black, ‘5830. Stony Island 1 Aveniue, | Chicago. ‘The ceremon t # iwas performed by Father Reynolds| ‘of Notre Dame. After a brief hon.| * eymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Host will makeâ€"their residence ‘here. : § For the first time in its history, the | Channel Lake |Country Clu near Antioch, ‘has been opened , to the uch as a {daily fee golf course,. | It li,en an exclusi:i private clu! T urse is located three mf . | west of Antioch on:Route 173. It is said| to be: one ‘of the spo courses in the : icounty. Food dancing are also attractions at \Charnel Lake Gountty Club. f No Mrs, H, L. Pitcher and Mrs. R, Wright, now of S*'ugatuck. Mich., a ) brother, Clarence Cary of , and a daughter, Mrs. J. . Ressler of Detroit. | + ‘During the Klondike gold rush: took his own boat, the "Dusty ) nd," to Alaskan waters and ried| frieght and ‘pagsengers on Behring Sea and Yukon River. sperit about eight years in 4 and / then settled in Chicago. \ later years of his Ali!‘e were spent Highland Park in ‘gonnection wi the North Shore Trust Company. . |Chptain Cary ‘leayes two Ch ~ Captain Cary was:born in ton, N.Y., Sept. 21, 1844. From tim h‘ewu.yomfboyho' | with his father, Cap! William + ev summer while his winters were spent away at school. In ( manhood the family moved to. = ton | Harbor, Mich., and for yu;s he sailed out of that port. U doubtedly Captain Cary was one . the jlast of the real oldâ€"time Lakes sailors, . 1 18 ®% [ 'fll;: many friends of Capt. Wo bridge : George y will be so1 to hear of his on June 17 Chicago. The funeral services w held on June 20 at ;782 Wilson a nue and were conducted by the S« of the Ameri¢an Revolution. Int ment was at Rose Hill. Capt. Woodbridge Cary â€"| Dies June 17 in Chic innel Lake Country â€"__ .Club Is Open To Public re Damé Football Captain To Live Her {:Plione H[ P. 391 / 3 Picchietti Bro: s Rib Roast Beef, best cuts, Ib. Beef Pot Roast, very best; 1b pint box BLACK CHER Extra fancy ; Ib. Mission Bell‘sâ€"3 for quart box RED RASPBE ASPARAGUS BLUEBERRIES dozen East Texasâ€"Fresh ; 2 1 .. GRoCERY aAND South First Street |_â€" : *|. p lg% 'Afie crisp heads; 3 #or en cmesol CUCUMB (~: 1t s s Large, , green, tender ; B for $ed ie ranneremnimeraill BANANA P . 3t 3 « Blue F 1dâ€"3 lbs. for LEMONS GR Ti 3 for ||..!...= Shoulder: Roast Lamb Stew ... Rib or Shoulder CHI;'. large; DUTCH CLEANSER mnile inss m . 290 LIFEBUOY 8OAP 4 hl" AeakpOvevinh s tarseaimes ; GENUINE 1933 SPRING Hinxd Quarters .__}___|i.|i_:__=. & Hill Bros. ot Richeli¢u Brand; 1â€"1b. tin Pet on ation _ | Bonele connxtx_:;;; MILK, eu.ficl gipn LA ME BE LL/ is §14 TOMATO SOUP, 3 umzoc Savo SARDINES, in toma CAMPBELL‘S Gusranteed Strictly Fresh; limit 2 doz. to r; SUGARâ€"Great Western Pure Granula one to a customer; 5 Ib, cloth bag..................... OvVALTINE â€"| _"~ i) Regular $1.00 size; SATURDAYâ€"ONLY_._____...._ _ COFFEE 1t 20 7 td 92 score ;}!r ‘er ; Purity Brifl_: BUTTE We im m§vh¢ u{ 380 Central Av -" and m x }} 1. oprMofquil:‘y.flood-\ pric . Tuke advantage of these. real savings offer OF ~FRUITS & WE OFFER A PREE DELIVERY 8 i}n{o; 3RB§?OF83.~08I AT & BEANS, CHOICE . MEA PHONE Highland Park 679 ; 2 for AOVAL SA FINE FOO oV wespesasew 4 CAB..... 4b IES : Iks, large bunches; 3 for........_ 5¢ OLIVE OIL, n s.mn%... pure olive gil; 7 ; 2 for .. r.; Ib. .’ : 1 & '-:-“ hove caniy onfi 31 b. av.; 5.e wilh uts stiens s i# | YICE 0 n nc ty on nan nas aduily â€"APie AN PA PA

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