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Several other chairs, Sublnet, 416. worth £100."‘Sharaton Bet Cabinet, $45, worth $100. .: Bedâ€" a beautiful set for rootm, 4â€"foot EMETERY LOTSâ€"A i# taken at ence: a Bgrave and a câ€"fi lot in beautiful NorthShore Garden Memories. Tel. H. P. 4240 for informaâ€" Fall dreases, silks and wools, at low prices M aRY ann FRoOCKS 19 S. St. Johns Ave. Tel. H. P. 8560 A38â€"45p Price $25; 1016 Dean Ave. Tel H. P. 175 HOME DRESSED POULTRY â€" Fryers 20c Ib. â€" . Mm:uu-utwhlhunh-flmufu W.lflmflxw by Saturday following publication cents for each BLIND ADS: 75 cents 1. A less if fubdmm:ul..flnmfllbym%m:\tm lowm y w AEnne sds Advertisements er 12 noon as r #auns PURNELL & WILSON, INC. 101 North St. Johns Avenue Highland Park, L _ Wm NEVER OFFERED Houses fos Rent â€"| . coowu strator. Cannot be told from new car, se hat cases for ladies hats; must sell once, call after Sunday. P. Goldberg. A GOOD FUR COAT as low as $65, NEW LOW PRICES Phone H. P. 42 â€" We Deliver ; B5â€"ft. rope runner ; FAWN A31â€"33 Mérawy+s §â€"ROOM HOUSE, â€"â€"FOR RENT: Artistic home, @MK side ‘Tel. H. P. 1760. | | _ : _ 7 ROOM HOUSE . de at 573 W. Park Avenue. rethes Afi:d: 100 t month 10 cawinls ,F;' ‘Deic MIDDLE AGED WO _‘gmfi. t R SALE: Un 9 house, modernistic on landsc ravine lot, 85x850; may be YOUNG HANDY . wack. at mpthere maiger Taf 1j P toln 8 N. First St. N.Er.u:i EsStf WANTED TO PLACE, from Nov. to April, FAMILY W IRRMCSsIO one year or children ; desire to rent rent at 1104 N. heat ; glazedâ€"in p * . K. P. 1780 â€" | | ahore can figure > “TEL.‘ :1 P nnrvi::m mattbei 1&_‘ i #4 u-\-:-“ Mwmqflw no charge to the : § investigate Cfiiamtioctv%‘ \better, ‘MBS. E. M . w32.;| is made for this service. . for caring for invalid or assist Onwentsia ave. Tol. H. P. trance at 423 N. Green Bay (Rd.; Aduits by the day or hous. ‘Tel. H.P] §157. EMPLO _.__. . We Investignte Ref WE HAVE %." abii ‘s Employment Service roe ut 19 North REALTOR TD PAINTING, PAPERING and DECORATING AUTOMOBILE DIsCOUNT GoRP. on veesouphls j Trare wak«‘ .DILL‘S HOME BARBER SHOP x ~ 2 N. % 89. DRESSM oys fakes, /n o tnth iuiing IING AND PLAIN EWING H. P. 6494 Phone 557 1 M counterpart in .vfim"’ Emibetings to run consecutively for Tollowed by the | tix mofy Monday evenings ht, the Obletso at their home to ‘s family well, â€".‘The "';Wmm â€" habit of callt ‘j‘: o T. J. Keane, nfloul sea is sickness. | Colum tm 7| Eiversiy,. moed! una'-a:‘: ple of oriental| Pss S05! ns Arst of a series of sen scout h year, North figure on having THE PRES W of in (Highland Park. l'atofthw are ” job and well started| on their troop situi@tion in Highland Park being ‘» In each troop situam a good dlb‘belnclaflhvhvl a strong and informed institution backing the troop. o"r‘a.'.]fiisi'mn“ stants," 1 0000 f | /5 _ Col. J B. Jackson, the ares commissioner, "%;ET commiss $ will be pleased to kno MMfimh‘W K'W%mfl ag the scribes of all Some ofthe items in the contest include 71'5'3 E:i';fi"m"' ve a week at camp 6. 'm"il;r‘:clb- making as . MB .\ M d and conscientious ::'p comâ€" Many activities are planâ€" t and build to a greater extent work. o_ fe t lor scouts m.umd% W” are job and well started) on their y Scouts on this contest this week, Ne e 6h even at the cost mentioned db:‘v:i Highland Parkers would have pj for books $122,231.90, or MMâ€" ately $17.51 for each regifieie# botâ€" rower. i | 4 & It cost Highland Parkers $1 178. â€"84 to maintain the entire le library in 1982, or $2.60 per regipâ€" tered borrower. But in addition to this, every person in (the city, whether a card holder or not, had the privilege of reading and studyâ€" ing in the library and of having his puzzling questions. answered as well as enjoying all the numberless serâ€" vices that the library Endeu I one of the poems included in this anthology was chosen by its author as the one he wished to represent his work., _ { { J11S WOFR.; i ‘Name and Nature of Poetry, fly A. E. Housman. el stt 1t An illuminating, brief bit of criâ€" ticism, expecially provocative and important since it is Housman‘s first expression of his poetic creed, . | American Poets, 1630â€"‘30, by Matk Van Doren. | "I have restricted myself to fl..w; seven names in the belief that so few may speak after all most perfectly for the better part of American poetry over three centurâ€" it or not) spoko’hmon't?-'fi. eyes of a dwarf donkey. And there are dozens I never finished." | â€" of the plaster cast of a dog who died almost two thousand years ; anâ€" other by the ring in a faded pict in Florence. One almost wrote itse) while I stood in the deserted ruins of an ancient temple . . . . One popâ€" ped out of a castle that had grown ashamed of itself; and one (believe "Wagtail has three «distinctive qualities. It is scientifically ate; it is educationally sound; it is a delightful bit of literature," « one who has read the book sup» port this statement whole ¢ k Yet none is a better judge of a good ehildun@bookthnthdfld’% self, consequently we feel (quite grateful to the young lad who reâ€" turned "Wagtail" and said to the asâ€" sistant at the desk, "Gee, that was a swell ‘book, I liked it!" I Fifty Poets, by W. R. Benet. | | An American autoâ€"anthology. Each 46 nd; it is 1‘ l.' w 82:: supâ€"| for, t] f . | fective of a good | est sy hild himâ€"| the w THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1988 spundâ€"treated stage where you can watch the al filming and recordâ€" ing of ng motion pictures, anâ€" other operates for radio broadcasting and spécial stage preâ€" sentations. | ‘ Outside sets done in the latest cinema on provide an exotic background with stenes depicting ated gondolas and dgambuk in reâ€" gal splendor at the Hollywood dock. The actual recording equipment is mounted a truck which will be drawn up glongside the studio when| sound pi arée made. Burton: Holmes | Inc., ;the official mo«: ile ilroads of the U: Sg:smwl:n midshlo hmflh‘; ",.&,;"'." Emya':'una-::? 5 est system of land transportation in; the w This has been accomâ€" time. § t i ~ The Willtary fumbing c "4 expected to prove one of the high $a} 11 84