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llows $395 .. illows are treated by the rocess which removes all ‘foreign matter, purifies elops the feathers and to full phn.nM pillows . are guaranteed ddor trouble Covered h‘ndemfichfic. ; ther Emmerick Pillows riced at from ‘$5.95 to Bathroom 4 marquisette. at this low ‘price. â€" Bathroom Curtains .00 to $1.95 h Room |_â€" rtains l i r ock: patterns : in A Y cial! : ki [ C [Ermeâ€". ¥°G. Hedlund S‘ht)ol,)“_l cial! rerick nkets 395 .. ser ervice C eTvig <r, 118 Orchid Br 0 11 Chrarch Ladieg Pastop 1985‘ 12, R EMBE rsDAY, 8 .": ‘. \ pepifupe* is f99e s Legion Team Sees Game _ .. Saturday at Cubs Park can Legion‘s and which will inâ€" clude several minent â€" speakers who will make short addresses apâ€" propriate to the day. ) . ~. â€"â€" _ ‘ Nineteen members of this year‘s American Legioh baseball team saw the Cubs‘ at â€" Wrigley, Field last Saturday $ s The Highland Park Post paid the transportation and .{e«?rll admitâ€" Legion, City Spensor b Constitution Day tance tax, tickets to the. game beâ€" i rarncngs If, the Chb Manage: ‘ Mhe Legion téam, which is manâ€" by Mr Chambers, will play the < Park 'gYonfi Men‘s Club at Mhrk{ Sunday at 2:30. _ Representatives of all civic, fraâ€" ternal ‘and ch o;gmiugom in Highland Park wwill be invited to atâ€" tend and | to sponsor through io e maek| becipning "Bunday, fed ng Y, lli)'-h-wf, bep o Salls 2sty ‘Commander Gilroy says, "Individâ€" play the National cmm during the ":o’n istitution Day avld it is that in this way every one may have theâ€" e ty of. joinâ€" ing :bd;iu for'ithe freodm: weâ€" under our Contitution an throughout the world!to restrict perâ€" sonal liberfy, gives us Ancreasing tiuse to be gratethl?. :. â€" â€" * .~â€"Plans Chicken Dinner A compléte thick#n «dinner. at. a Yery nominal charge, will be served by the women of the Holy Cross e 15 i t noon ‘and continuâ€" ing mti the afternoon until all are served. Mrs. M. C. Love is :r,l-d fi::i? ‘arrangements ; being ‘as: . by, a very " WHEREAS, the preceding genâ€" ntact the ideals eories ‘of ‘:‘:r.g. byglaw and not by aep e antee against the oo es e "Mi¢tatorsiips which w d“gh::gg;\:ut the naâ€" * m a 'q 7 mofic Orâ€" patriotic exercises on September 45y , T . :m“’on" "": WM‘ | u' DOOLEY, Mayor of the City of w Park, / (ignate the ”‘ from ber 17th to »ist m" be set astde for the of| this . municipality to /commemorate in fitting |and wroner manner the gighing 0 the Ponstitution to the end that we may dedicate urselves anew to the constant protection and deâ€" W i en vieas wAE ; e . American may yas given Bfé by the formâ€" i on. and Tess * gi.; great docuâ€" ant‘ embodies | @| principles of fuge for ¢ human right enâ€" ‘wnEeRrEAs. the |â€" fundamental of the eonstitution have ”#f'ml nar:xfld the inspiraâ€" "CA. zon economically and poâ€" tion for t divilization ""rlrREAS 11, tense of _Just Taste Welch‘s Tomato Juice these | tomatoes: ase fi government inspected ~ Q"‘W' :homd. * T doy ts Aroir a * hary de 'l-l-d.lou-‘m.:'fc..q.dw.ku brocess transfers the juice from the NithicHy thak lows ut Hover 1 pror ‘ is iunfedâ€"the Inadrmiam "of AMamin: r/' NOW ‘95 '“l Now At Your Grocer‘s IWiaingd, A PROCLAMATION § and "vitaminâ€"protected for your health" â€" this great, document of September 17 ust Auste Welch‘s ,aulvpul.%:h' as you‘ve <never known! 7 Because finest vineâ€"ripened tomatoes especially grown for rich vitaâ€" in content, for fine, tresh flavor, Because ;g;i:‘ great docuâ€" ithe | principles of and cored esday, Forum Council Opei f â€"Season in October who have been engaged speak here are eminent authofities in their â€" respective fields, unusually well qualified to discuss the gubâ€" jects selected. ‘The entire program, we are told, gives promise of being the most interesting of heretoâ€" fm OQOM. £701 I The Forum Council of the North its fifth annual series of lectures in October The men and women The Honorable Miss Frances Perâ€" kins, Secretary of Labor, will open the series Monday evening, Oct. 21, with a discussion of: 6 New Challenge to Industry." | . : Former governor and U, S. Senâ€" ator‘~Henry (G; Allen of Kansas, journalist and newspaper publisher, willâ€"speak Nov. 24, on ‘The Signi- ficance of, British Recovery." | SA VE TIME & MONEYâ€"TELEPHONE YOUR CENTRELLA STORE Silver Cup &"‘,‘ _ _ =â€"~ ~Wokee (yma) 2. ~ m 3) || 1m. 29e We Recommend Town ;’rhr Flour Pasâ€"turâ€"izd Bread LAMB CHOPS. Choice rib. ... ARMOUR‘S STAR zl AM, Whole or shank "Century Club" | ‘Bemant Brand coOrFFEE COFFEE tb.23e _ Ib. 17° jactor of your purchasésâ€"for cheap price meats may PORK SAUSAGE. | Armour‘s Star, 1 Ib. J ndt be cheapâ€"grade and quality consideredâ€"and it‘s one pays for, "There. ; no substitute /Zr quality." SPRING CHICKE Fryors, 214 Ib, avg. FRESH BONELES$ PERCH. ‘ Give school. childr P”xi of wholésome bread b ut ter‘ for their lunches and after â€" school sn a c ks . ’ciaeoliauhmtaddtbd“m-ah‘cm al"â€"Price should be the one controlling bay 106 : ~â€" Centrella _ Heart 0‘ Wheat Bread "A Coffee for EY Grade A Meatsâ€"U. S. Inspected YÂ¥ ou‘ll Like 1t 1 'l.‘owi(:flor, â€" FLQUR . s *A 27¢ You‘re Sure to Like 10c sack z;" 54 )2 t )iorth | begi of| lectures women d speak thotities in * Unusually ss (the gubâ€" Tasté" yst and author, Dec. 17, sent "Human Nature in man World." . o. Edwin R. Embree, pregident of the Julius Rosenwald Fund, student of conditions in the Orient and isâ€" lands of th:*PAcifie. will Jan. 7, on "After Western Civilization What?"" Dr. Sigmund Spaeth, speaker and writer on music, author of "The Art of Enjoying Music," will preâ€" gent on Feb.25, his "Adventures as a Tune Detective." °> & Dr. Samuel D. SchmaThi New York, prominent psy Marvin Lowenthal, editor, foreign eonrespondent, publicist and author, Jan. 28, will discuss "Must Rurope Go to War?" . © $s t Miss ‘Carla Orlando, daughter of Italy‘s wartime premier, will speak on March 25 for and against "Fasâ€" cism in Italy." . | sA ie t Dr. Stephen Leacock, professor at H. T. BakkeGroc. & Mkt. Highwood Groc. & Mkt. R. A. 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Â¥8 d 4 3 3 for 256 Highwgod Scouts Resume Collections of Paper : The public is cordially invited to attend this last picnic of the semson. â€" Highwood Boy Scout Troops 36 and 37 will ‘resume their regular monthly magazine and newspaper 21¢ Spinach with Duchess Crusts 27¢ 35¢ @gounteterescurcunuremmenrtrusinnnernyrn in 3... 25C¢ ~ ta. 15¢C Extra Smaill MELONS. CARROTS or BEETS....... PEACHES, ORANGES,. < GREEN BEANS. SWEET 3 POTATOES .. trella Grocer‘s daily selection of these items for your table. The health and happiness ons tord meit i beit profecncd 3y Otalio P PEAS Prices Quoted on Market‘s Best No. 2 can Southern Style Arolls 17¢ 1â€"lb. carton, Cld‘ BISQUICK â€" They will call at all 6 their regâ€" ular. -mmd ask : having accum| papers or to call H. P 3710 in they may call for them. | [E 31 collections on Saturday, Sept. 28. « j . 1+A ServicesToBeB_ *L Saturday‘ Morning for ‘Mrs. Joseph Guerriâ€" Last rites for Mrs. Rose G of 225 McDaniels: Avenue, who died Tuesday, Sept. 10, at 11;80 p.m., in, Waukegan, after ‘two y@ illness, will be held Saturday morning at 9 o‘clock at the Immaculate Conception Church in Highland Park, Interment will be in Mooney‘s cem@téry. The scouts wish to k the resâ€" idents, of Highland Park and Highâ€" wood for their support and coâ€"opâ€" eration alveady extended them. SOFLIN TISSUE She is survived by husband, Mr. Joseph Guerri, daughter, Elvia ‘Guerri, aged 12, andl a Brother, Louis Bollini, of d Avenue. W‘s carton â€" _ 2â€"1b, roll 34V¢ rolls I0 sheet rolls 1000 sheet rofls 3bnnebu 1â€"1b» mevaensntvs n avnuansau osenti 29 35C 11¢ PAGE THREE es t tm" Â¥/ ®if it