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Marie Barbara Ithl, to the trox:‘whh‘ilcdhthomm ill today, where now herâ€" son, ,;:.ndfllgfldron and her eight children who rfir-:ecmmum JIJABLE LAUNDERY AND F YÂ¥ CLEANING Co. ROAST 4¢ Suthrlnt&_nu me 555 / Highland Park DE MEATS PRICES clals RD AY SDAY, NOVEMBER VE Steak, Roast our â€" Sunday nable prices. 29¢ rfield, William and eeves) of Milwaukee FERENT! of EENSLADE 9¢ ound EATS ical Contractor DEER Free ic Shop _ Speaking in New York State last Wednesday in connection with the campaign there, Hon. James M. Beck, former Republican member of Congress and solicitor general of the United States said: "The‘comâ€" ing struggle will be a vital one beâ€" tween two theories of government, the one represented by the Constiâ€" tution of the United States and the other that ‘of a totalitarian‘ socialâ€" istic state, in which practically, if not theoretically, governmental power is concentrated in one man. The one contemplates a wide distriâ€" bution‘of power, by which the poliâ€" cies of the nation are determined by the composite intelligence of the American people as represented by the Congréess. The other, the suâ€" premacy of the executive\ and his practical assumption of both legisâ€" lative and executive powers." Chicago, Nov. 2â€"Local elections in the various States have furnished the occasion for public bombardâ€" ments in the press and over the radio in behalf of the New Deal and in opposition to it. National figures have grasped ‘this .opporâ€" tunity to present their respective views to the public. While naâ€" tional elections are a year away, and .1 suppose it cannot be said that ‘the campaign officially begins until each party has held its conâ€" vention," selected its leader and drawn up its platform, the intense local campaign of last week indiâ€" cates whatâ€"is likely to be the is sues in the, Presidential election. It is evident that the battle will be waged on many fronts, but judg«â€" ing from political discussions of the past week or so, I am inclined to beâ€" lieve that the two major issues will be expressed in terms of the Conâ€" stitution of the United States and of the federal budget. The one can be said to be in the field of politiâ€" cal science and government, and the other can be said to be in the field of economics. There is no hard and fast line of demarcation, but under these two general headings can be listed the great number of questions relating: to farming, inâ€" dustry, employment, relief . and the broad scope of other matters covâ€" ered by New Deal legislation. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1985 Franken Bros. Deerfield 241 440 ELM STREET Deerfield â€" Illinois w Plant Evergreens now for Winter Effect. Single ..... King Alfred, yellow....12.00 Spring Glory, white........ 9.00 Emperor, all yellow........ 9.00 Poeticus Arnatus, white 6.00 25 at 100 “‘:.h Bartigon, scarlet, hm." Bleu: Amiable, heliotrope Clara Butt, saimon pink Faust, purple black ........ Mme. Krelage, lilacâ€"rose m,nc-."nll-"'l-tb." dn:‘ Fluk ... urh-. scar npureivtorennmengons Farncombe Sanders, rosyâ€"red.._.._..... Valentine, heliotropeâ€"violet .........._... COTTAGE TULIPS Crocus, fine mixed ... Mized® BHBE .â€"coau. Yellow, large bulbs .. Purpurea Grandifiora Dido, orange red ...................... Resabella, soft rose .................. Marvel, salmon rose ................. Inglescombe Yellow ................... BREEDER TULIPS Panorama, deep orange . Bronze Queen, soft buff . Louig XIV, dark purple .. Bacchus, . dark violetâ€"blue This Week in * Washington f 43 NORTH SHERIDAN ROAD « Open: WEEK DAYS 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. : SATURDAY 9 a.m; to 9 p.m. > SUNDAYS 2:30 to 5:30 for reading only. & You are cordially invited to visit the Reading Room, where the Bible and all authorized Christian Science mo-r:‘t:nâ€"y read, borrowed or purchased. NARCISSUS or DAFFODILS DARWIN TULIP3 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM 43 NORTH SHERIDAN ROAD . SNOWDROPS CROCUS First Church 6of Christ, Scientist pink. blue Highland, Park per 100 ... $5.00 _2 ©.T5 4.15 4.15 4.15 4.15 5.50 The Rev. E. C. Kuchnert, chairâ€" man of the Lutheran Publicity Asâ€" sociation of Chicago will be the guest speaker at the evening servâ€" ice 1%! the Redeemer Lutheran churtch this Sunday. He will give a lécture on the proper means of church publicity. | In ‘what public appearances I have ‘made I have endeaygred to emphgsize the point that it is not so much a question of minute facts and rhles to which we should direct our in evaluating events and© {egislative «jenactments, . b:z rathet our attention should given to the underlying principles: Rules are subject to change from time 40 time, but fundame prinâ€" ‘ciple: rep;‘;ent the foundation supâ€" portinig the superstru . Tt ts a hegdlithy condition to ve the American people thinking in terms of gavernmental principles in preâ€" ferenge to the sectional or partisan advantages of the immedifltg-pres- ent. democracy can survive only so long as the people vigorously and jealously defend the principles upon which it is founded, and it will be our all important decision as to whether under the New Deal such principles have been discarded, abâ€" rogated or cireumvented. That may be a bitter issue. j Th@ other possible major issue of. the nlational campaign is over the question of â€" the federal budget. Somehow it must be made clear to the people that the Federal Treasâ€" ury is not a bottomless vat from which funds can be poured out without end, and it behooves us to emphasize the relationship which existg between the fiscal policies of the Federal Government and busiâ€" ness conditions throughout the naâ€" tion.: By piling up huge. deficits fears for the future solvency of the Government »are . created, with a conséquent deterrent to business reâ€" vival The threat of increased taxâ€" ation or inflation by the existence of a mounting deficit obstructs the flow of capital in productive chanâ€" nels. Vague appeals by the Presiâ€" dent to employers to absorb the unâ€" empl&yed will accomplish littlé but rathér he must pursue a sound fisâ€" cal policy so as to bring about a feeling of confidence. â€" Fears: for futu%e solvency, the threat of inâ€" creaged taxes or inflation, will have to be removed and there is no betâ€" ter Snethod to accomplish that end than by setting the financial house of the Federal Government in order aAnd | definitely demonstrating the abandonment of a spending proâ€" gram. ? Rey. E. C. Kuehnert | .> ~_!â€" Speaks Here Sunday ; |admittedly the statement is that o{ ‘an ardent Republican and an even |more ardent Constitutionâ€" alist, it |serves ‘to demonstrate to what d ‘abstractâ€" theories of gov t will be made an issue, if ple accept it as such, in the coming elections. . In substanâ€" tiation emphasis will be placed upon those 'mq‘a’;um which the Supreme has declared unconstitutional and those activities of the New Deal which seem to embody the philosâ€" ophy ‘of |state socialism, with conâ€" sidergble, attention being given to the: rances and, writings of Dr. Rexford G. Tugwell, Assistant Secâ€" retary of Agriculture. Only reâ€" cently in California he (made a statement to the. effect that we have been | depending upon "halfâ€"way measures," implying that the Fedâ€" eral Government should go ever farthér in its control ‘and: regulaâ€" tion of agriculture and industryv. Read The Wantâ€"Ads our attention should be to the underlying ptinciples: are suibject to change from time, but !nndame?l prinâ€" represent the foundation supâ€" the superstructuré. ‘ It is Ithy condition to ve the can people thinking in terms ernmental principles in preâ€" to the sectional or partisan ges of the immediate presâ€" agriculture and industry. what public appearances I made I have endeavgred to ize the point that it is not h a question of minute facts les to which we should direct tention in evaluating events egislative â€" enactments, but Guests |from clubs of th| North Shore arg expected to joinlithe two clubs and a fine program been planned. : | Toys :re being repair this yeart by Boy Scouts 52 of Dfifie]d. Following nual custom the troop‘ wi and repn’lft used toys and ; on to children who otherw have no Christmas toys. Highland Park and Deerfitld Roâ€" tary Clubs, will hold an râ€"city meeting Wednesday evem Nov. 20, at Phil Johnson‘s res nt on Wau h Road at Cou Line. In past years, these t brought & great deal of pl children whose parents ¢ provide a Christmas. f Inter Gity Rotary !M | ;)\ Meet On NMoav. 20 The American Legion American Legion Auxilia tite Day pro‘,mm will b the Deerfléld Masonic ter day evening, Nov. 11, at Entertainment with fine several musical numbers 1 cluded in the program. Using ? new system t the scouts will call at your Slturduyz Nov. 9, to gai articles y&u may have. Leonlr,d, E. Loos, Am chairman rof-‘the George 4 McKinlock Jr. American Le of Lake,Forest will delive ring message. ‘The public is cordiall also the newly naturalize are invited to be presen will be no admission and is <urged to attend this patriotic observance. _ Armistice Day will be in the local schools. Deerfield Scouts The civic leaders of loci izations will be present a: many who had charge of homeâ€"coming back in 1918 Armistice Day To !| Be Observed Mopnday l =~ m« *‘ â€" insulate your home sow â€" a gas heating engin er to sm:vey ur l§ome s % e . insilaiae seues h awke â€" and prepare an estifhate, Withou any obliâ€" y . w C 7. _ Some saar io crmmer. it sare roel gation to you. It wi | cost you nothing QP get fa s [ â€"|/ home Ga fifl ddally aoe."""( "***~ the facts. Telepho ;,'now!} | % NORTH SHORE GAS COMPANY in t .‘ _ Phone Highland Park 3300 s [ 1" â€" o ;No bedtime iir morning furâ€" nace tendin’ 85 5 o §No fuel to l- er or handle * Constantly ’ niform temâ€" perature . P , ® ‘Always cleap gand free from lodors . /. .'l f ©Fully autoiatic and deâ€" "pendable â€" || | % \N\&o\i p,\i\ot an) 'mces@em ; N e®@ ‘ant gqo'\{xoem 30# ,oo'fi (\ c;ob ’e“‘bea(fm yos \so@e.?"e \ iA iD s\;\\ a g* b\ifoet w so\x . 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Cw 3 @,fl.«,«,@e vomt ’«“"’9" uL o im on‘ <e &«é‘w‘o " <~a ofi'e‘ A f A anism xander n post a stirâ€" repair s them ~would os and be inâ€" invited itizens There eryone spiring organâ€" vell as e first T any served d the Armisâ€" eld. at : Monâ€" have ure to d not again Troop HE PRESS8 year, se on «i Bs "No money contribution of any kind will be askéd of Girl Scout parents this year, aside from the Scout dues," was announced by the Highland Park Girl Scout council The "reason? â€" The Community Chest, of which aie Girl Scouts is a member, is allotting the organizaâ€" tion $1000 to cover the. year‘s exâ€" penses, for office work, research, and training of ‘the leaders, all of whom voluntarily donate their time and efforts to this character buildâ€" ing work. [ ¢ Community Chest Exempts Girl Scouts from Further Conâ€" > tributions A out E. K. CATTON â€" . Your Typewriter Man GIRL SCOUT NEWS ALBERT LARSON BTATIONER _ Highland Park 567 Does the prospect of another long inter of fuqnaée 'tlt'd. ing make you wish that winter neéver would come? Then why.not give gas heat a chance ta p roveqt:ow if can make this winter free from every heating care! Learn gas heat advantages by using it! Dis;co_v how muce ptlre,;-‘;un- equalled enjoyment there is in ;“‘ ing through an entire winter without once looking at your Hta'tin fil:ror bothering to order fuel. / W i ¢ ># 1 GAS \ HEAT Y © m Deerfield P. T. A. H ' To Meet Tomorrow The November mee of t Deerfield G:‘tlmir Schti:lx P.T.A. Swift‘s Brookfield Butter Swift‘s Premium Baconsliced« lb. lb. xÂ¥ 47 mnpo] You Buri 16 Tag > CaU$E OF PrivoRce$, Rolled Swift‘s Prem. . Leg Veal Spring fi _ Roast Lamb Legg . +~204c| * â€" 24%¢ Smoked Butts e *x‘% 35c There is a special rate for gas/heéat mmat makes it more :omic# than} you may suppose. Besides, all gas used in 0 6%af li« ances costs much leks in a gs heg hme. Combine this saving with the tions in the cost of cleaning and redéco mg and the elimination of waste, and yoy will find that gas heat really is economical,. & | Ask for a FREE esti ' § . f t f ~al Know what gas heat will cost in your *yme by asking for a freg estimate. We will send a gas heating engingeer to survey vou Ifinne and prepare an estithate, Wwithout agyFli. gation to you. It will cost you ing to get the facts. Telephone, now!t | Special For Friday & Saturday Swift‘s WELL., AnN, EXTRAVAGApH 65 most or‘em + Fueu. i morke $ _ 6 woOuuD DEAL AT QUAUYTY \ Tere‘D 08 uese FiGuTNné ABOUT Méney h6 wouu.r DEaAL AT Stonge ti=B, > Hamburge All Beef lb. ParRKE]T Fresh Ground Low gas heat rate ative ative Beef ative Beef IRLOIN STEAK / 90¢ HUCK ROAST OUND STEAK Spr‘g Lamb Shoulders tomorrow. ( ) "fi 2:80 p.m. and promises Mrs. Carl tichl 0f Highland Park will givg a talk on "Sex Eduâ€" cation." + “. $ M Ib. Kerber‘s Pure Render Swift‘s Prem.} Ib Ib 18c D â€" order heat El:at you may cJ higme. es Ib. PAGE FIFTEEN b. 31¢ b. 39¢ Rib â€"!â€"15¢ 194¢c . 25¢ » 29¢