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RESS Park 185 w evening at lan church. ary 20 ut omorrow ‘panquet for E Troops One will be given is doubles. should mail esree on onroe rborn 5709. nd Park 14, 1985 $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 OFF THURSDAY, FEBRUABYr 14, 1985« wW. A. ALEXANDER _ DIES IN FLORDA 1896, church ?,f.be following information conâ€"| cerning Mr. Alexander, was conâ€" tributed by his business partner, J. A. 0. Preus, of 319 North Sherâ€" idan Road, who besides being assoâ€" ciated with Mr. Alexander in busiâ€" ness, has been his friend and neighâ€" bor for many years. W. A. Alexander, founder of W. A. Alexander & Co., one of Chiâ€" cago‘s oldest and largest insurance agencies, being located for over 50 years on the corner of LaSalle and Adams streets, has just passed away. He was to have eelebrated the moving of his great organizaâ€" tion to the 33rd, $4th and 35th floors of the new Field building at LaSalle and Adams Streets. L C l Ned B o oc > ie 0 909 1 ol [ L Afulsbmesenelevdrercin hc â€" Aside from his business, Highland p.rthubeeninwmtedinhimu & a resident since 1891 at 804 North | , Sheridan Road. He will be missed | c by â€"young and old on the North a Shore. Mr. Alexander madé a great | , contribution to the beauty of the | , North Shore. He was the original | , president of Exmoor Country Club, an initial director, owned the land which was sold at a nominal figure C to the Club and died an honorary | C ‘member thereof. Hehad much to 1 do with the organization of Bob O‘â€" 3 ‘Link and Sunset Valley and was an f ‘honorary member of both of them ‘ at the time of his death, Old Elm, | *he and a friend promoted and ofâ€" ‘ganized and made it the outstandâ€" ing men‘s club in this area He was x member of Onwentsia for many years. His great hobby. was golf. These golf courses constitute a great park system of the entire area from | Ravinia to Lake Forest to be enjoy= ed by coming generations either as ’lfconrmornpukmm. He won a great many trophies at the _~game which he loved. He was a <â€"member of the Western Golf Assoâ€" ciation and also at one time first viceâ€"president of the United States Golf Association. Fortunately, Mrs. Alexander who survives him, has foragrutmnyyetnbeonsnout- standing golfer. &A As an entertainer in his home he was a most congenial host and beloved by all who had the privilege of meeting him there. f Announce Series of_ > Contract Lessons (Continued from page 1) The Green Tea Pot announces A, series of Contract bridge lessons by Maxine C. Miner, each Wednesday afternoon at 2 o‘clock beginning, Feb. 20. She will demonstrate outâ€" standing chs_x_zé: in the Culbertson system. A I re, tea and superâ€" vised play will be featured at a very nominal charge. Discontinued Rental Library Books 51 2B&5c each; 5 fOr ......._..~â€"* Bridge Cards, Gilt Edge Four decks . sl for Bridge Tallies SPECIAL, dozen .............â€" 12 dozen for $1 Dollar Day Specials Milo Cleansing Tissues 800 sheet pkg.; 5 6’- MIXED NUTS 2# Ibs, for 75¢ Manicure Sets 2# for Highland Park Pharmacy Many other Specials for Dollar Day. 10c _ $1 fha ~$1 New Highâ€"Speed The new 1935 Plymouth as a "highâ€"speed . safety is on display in all body types at Jos. B. Deibler‘s Chysler salesroom at 22â€"24 South First street. Streamlined in design, the new Plymouth is three inches longer than previo modpll. The torpedo shaped allâ€"s body fits over the frame and is bolted to the frame horizontally and ically in 46 different places ins of the usual 18. WThe 6â€"cylinder high pression engine develops 82 horse and runs as cool at 85 miles hour as previous engines did at 50 miles per hour. This results in long life and reduced oil consumption.. We have had several buyers of this new model claim bemthzn 20\ miles per gallon on gaso se rokec® [pS tat 6179 With its new high speed this Plyâ€" mouth has ‘tremendous| reserve power. It gives you the quick moâ€" bility to meet any traffic emergency, and with the improved |\hydraulic brakes give you positive control. ‘ . A new all steel safety gives you security and new t front springing gives you a soadability such ss no low price ever had before. â€" f . ‘ See the new Plymo at the Chrysler agency. Drive it and exâ€" perience the difference. ; Natural History 0 R . _ Ravinia Is Subject of Braeside Lecture Mrs. Raymond Watts, well known as a lecturer on Beience topies, will speak at Braeside School on Monday evening, Feb. 18, at 8 o‘clock, at the regular monthly. meeting of the Braeside. Parentâ€" Teacher Association on "*The Story of Our Ravinia Land seape," Mrs. Watts will trace t}: history | â€" Frank Nustra : of this region back to ays when | gill have announ old aLke Chicago cove it comâ€"| candidates for ma pletely, then to when it . emerged| Matthews is said from the waters and the glaciers) out for aldermar came, ‘and on down to| the formaâ€"~) other public an tion of the ravines ag they exist| been made, }vith at present No one who loves. t ravines of this vicinity this talk. : Mrs. Watts established herself as on the natural history cago region. Her 30 Ravinia, her. obgervatio iate surroundings are tremely interesting, a presented. The public attend. A social hour ments will follow the MC On Skokie Hig} Safety Plymouth GREEN: GAR s y . The with its F/ A N A G E MANH4 CRE M For woods and should miss has already n authority: of the Chiâ€" e being in s on immedâ€" id to be exâ€" d beautifully is invited to and refreshâ€" VILLA â€"® DERNE t moâ€" ergency, 1 hydrauliec ntrol. y gives front adability reservations Telephone Glencoe 1889‘ r Telephone Highland Park 4283 _ way TTAN or DRY MARTINI COoCKTAIL | ~ sour .. â€"~ RELISH F SPBCIAL MILKâ€"FED CHICKEN |/ OUTHERN STYLE or BROILED® / : > EN PEAS _ FRENCH FRIED POTATOES North Shore‘s Brightest Spot °_ | Mous HAURUN ORCHESTRA and other ENTERTAINERS DELUXE â€" _ i p : Choice of $ss c DE MENTHE â€" CREME DE coc}o, APRICOT BRANDY : : SPECIAL DINNER » $1.25 ? 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. ~PINEAPPLE SALAD ICE CREAM AND WAFERS ‘MANOR HOUSE COFFEE at County Line at the Cook County M CELEBRATE_ .. Washington‘s | Birthday _ DEERFIELD HEAVIE WIN FROM PRO Heavies Win 33â€"23; Leads Attack; Pro Lights Win 25â€"20 | Led by Captain "Bump" B '*'7'” en ‘ and Warren Dean, 3}; ‘ vyweight basketball team 'm o its . drive toward . the Su m‘ n league title by defeating !w 0 83 to 23 last Friday evening in the local gymnasium. . By virtue of this victory Deerfield again jumped into a three way tie for the leag , ership as Oak Park was hum led by the fifth place New 'l‘r& h/ ag= gregation. . Between them Ha and Dean scored 26 of their team‘s total points. These two boys seemed unstoppable as they sank | ghots from every conceivable angle,. As a whole the team played a very agâ€" gressive game inmcopmum- erable passes which resolt in points for the local team. . . I W We ge o) mb 6RA 4 WE MERCERET : P tA toe Mc Agei c ioi EAW Howlever, the local li‘hmt team did not fare as well %heir larger team mates. The Proviso pony team completely routed, the Deerfield team with the tinfigbunt being 25 to 20 in their favy “;fi; i4 Lt tias. â€" ABincteli i t Anct im h e n in C MSk On Friday evening of thig week both Deerfleld teams will tehvel to Waukegan where they e ‘a fast improving Gold and Purple &l.ntet. Due to the fact that Captain Hanâ€" sen will not be available 1{% the heavyweight team the W;gh‘ppnâ€" ites are given almost an even chance of winning. The W.;Ikmn team is now in fourth place Jh;.hind No Petitions Filed _ in Highwood Election L tha alAuino dAate: MiAXCh 12, Deerfield, With the closing date, March 12, for filing petitions of candidates in the Highwood elections almost four weeks off, no candidates have, as yet filed their petitions. _ _ . Frank Nustra and Edward Cowâ€" gill have announced them selves as candidates for mayor, while William Matthews is said to have petitions out for alderman.. Apparently no other public announceme E â€" have been made, with the exception of the statefqent b‘v_the prese -ffig‘ ayor, Egidio Mocogni ,made some time ago that he would not consider runâ€" Frank Nustra : gill have announ candidates for ma Matthews is said out for aldermar other public an ning for reâ€"election. Funeral services for W. A, Alexâ€" ander, 304 North Sheridan, Road, will be held Saturday afternoon, Feb. 17, at the Highland Par Presâ€" byterian Church at 2:30 o‘clock. The Rev. Frank Fitt will conduct the dbsequies. at * Oak Park and Evanston. Funeral Notice Aa NK KV TOHXINS T 8 BP RE 88 OM Loan Exhibition at N. S. Art League For the past ten years the North Shore Art League has been the only organization, : north of + Evanston, whose object was the creation of an art center on the North Shore, and the development of a higher appreâ€" ciation of art. Toward this end the league has held exhibitions of the works of its ganbm, loan exhibiâ€" tions, classes in painting, sculpture, and the historyâ€"of art. ; Demonstraâ€" tions have been given in the making of woodeuts, lithographs, etchings, l portraits and ln_ndscapea. & The walls of the studio in the Community House, Winnetka, have recently been covered like those of the Art Institute in Chicago, makâ€" ing an excellent background for the display of pictures. The first exhibition of the new walls will be a loan exhibition from the Oak Park Art League, â€" which will open Friday evening, Feb. 15. There will also be a painting dem> onstration by John A. Spellman, the well known landscape painter. Royal Arcanum Head _ Visits Local Council A. H. Damert, grand regent of the Royal Arcanum of the state of Illinois, paid an official visit to the Highland Park Council Monday eveâ€" ning. A dinner was served at 6:30. A large attendance from Waukeâ€" gan and Evanston witnessed the inâ€" itiation of two candidates, by a deâ€" gree team from Garden City Counâ€" cil of Chicago. $ Following the initiation Mr. Daâ€" mertâ€"spoke on the illustrious record of 55 years of fraternal service renâ€" dered to this community by Highâ€" land Park Council, _ ‘ ‘ e Your â€" {eky BEes, _ roo sor 4 = _ DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS Thursday â€" Friday â€" Saturday SUGAR COFFEE BUTTER GOLDEN GLOW :PURE CREAMERY Quarters ; 18 American Family Soap _ . 3 Kirk‘s Hardwater Castile Soap $1 ALL FOR . 3 Ib, can of Crisco . 1 nke. of Swans Down Cake Flour 1 pkg. of »wans 1( 1 bottle of Vanilla CHIPSO G pkgs. for ... CAMAY Facial Soap #4 cakes for 5 large pkgs. OXYDOL and 5 bars LAVA SOAP ALL® FOR IVORY SOAP large bars; 12 for Paramount DOG FOOD 13 cans for 25 cans for Lighthouse CLEANSER Ma Brown PRESERVES 2 Ib. jar; 8 for .. Viking Brand # cans for JUMBO SHRIMPS Richelieu Fancy Red Alaska Sockeye SALMON 1 1b, fiat can; 3 for large 2% size can; 6 for Richelieu APPLE SAUCE Savoy Colossal Green OLIVES 1 flnt jar; 8 for Mge size; 22 for EeE ng 8 Indian River GRAPEFRUIT Dalicious No, 2 can; 11 for GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Del Monte PEACHES No. 2% size can; 5 cans for FOR The north part of the village is to be covered first in a very systemâ€" atically planned Cleanâ€"up campaign, under the sponsorship of the Deerâ€" field village board. Ane.n‘lu}to Deerfield Begins be put i the curb. The village has been divided into four sections and the campaign is beginning Monday, Feb. 11 and conâ€" cluding on Thursday, Feb. 28. The northâ€"west part is called Section 1; northâ€"east is Section 2; southâ€"west is Section 3 and southâ€"east is Bection in containers and placed at q U 1 C K RICHELIEU or MANOR HOUSE Cleanâ€"Up‘ Month _.$1 39¢ PURE CANE L OA N S _ $1 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 8rd Floor, v.-ht- National Bank Building, S.W. Cor. Genesee & Washington Sts., Waukegan. $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 .$1 $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 | AMEBRICAN FAMILY Medium size; Richeliew deluxe PLUMS No. 2% size can; G for SOAP FLAKES $1.00 Richelieu Pic%léd PEACHES No; 2% size can; 8 cans for ........___.._.. Richelieu Raggedy Ann PINEAPPLE Loans made in No. 2% size can; 4 cans for Richelieu Stemmed and Cored RARTLETT PEARS No. 2% size can; 4 for Yellow Bantam CORN No. 2 size can; 7 for 5 cans for ......â€"._.â€" Richelienu Green Uneut Stringless f BEANS oi Tender Lima BEAN& Si No. 2 size can; G for -4 Plymouth Rock TOMATOES No. 2% size can; 7 cans for Plymouth Rodk R Early June PEAS No. 2 size can; 7 cans for Plymouth Rock _ | Â¥ . 4 We CoRN, TOMATOES, GRE or WAX BEANS | No. 2 size can; Q cans for College Inn 26 oz.; 5 jars for TOMATO JUICE COCKTAIL Crogse & Blackwell 'DOMATO JUICE 13% oz. can; 18 for .. chelieu_Sifted Small arly J‘:luhq PEAS Florida Juicy ORANGES €G dozen for ist Juicy LEMONS 4 f ?.‘."}‘f.‘,';.”“i"",_.;fl]Sc per dozen Florida Sweet TANGERINES | per dozen Wine Sap APPLES 4) pounds for Phone: Ontario T111. _ _| ‘Section 2â€"Feb. 16 to 20 _ . avenue north to Comfort. * : !‘ Section 3â€"Feb. 21 to 25 _ tay Hiothn en io. Boith im | ue, east to South Elm mfi.i gos.cu;.;:hb. 2 to 28 . . 0 aven is ons is mroadl imd and south to County Line road, . The schedule is: . [ .>% . Section 1â€"Feb.11 to 15| |â€" On Decrfield avenue, from Chestâ€" nut street west to Spruce street, mggommmww par b 3 Ib. can 20 lbs . $1.00 $1.00 PAGE FIVNE __ $1 . {$1 _$1 | $1 $1 $1 :19.C. $1