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._P. OCONNELL DENTIST ® i _ $ North Sheridan Read LAND PARK, ILLINOI . â€" _ Phone H. P. 381 AY, NOVEMBER7, 1935 E Dry Mince 2 for 2 for ‘mal Party aturdays _ to become ”’d", a cy in the beautiful Marine loom now features a deâ€" upper at $1 on Sunday elightful emofl;nnie by Schraegor‘s ensemble, preâ€" m 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. There ret charge on Sunday and iborate epicurean dinners | to $2.25. j for ATS *‘0 pk&. WEET kg. for LOUR, 2 .pkgs. 2 l C M c 17 ¢ MA FLOUR, pke. IZc T FLOUR pkg. 14c Phone H. P. 178 p'Cmomm wder, 2 cans HKETTI u of the / JPS SYRUP Beverly ris day Night upper $1 LBLE LAUNDRY CLEANING CO. in the Beautitui els, carton RNMEAL EAT N‘S SAUCE for Ik E DINING ROOM A nersisKaAy BLUE LUCK FRIDAY . RDAY for 24 N. First St. Highland Park ty Cleaners Dressing AND and his groat orchestra ._ 20c *\â€"Ji1¢ $1.19 31c 19¢ 2JC 1lc¢ 10c 25¢ 19¢ 47 ¢ 25¢ 19¢ 25¢ 9c 29¢ 25¢ 30c¢ 17¢ 45¢ 19¢ The Magnolians to ‘ Present Program at . Sunday Evening Club sidered the outstanding singing orâ€" gamization of their race in the city of Chicago. â€"It certainly will be an opportunity and a privilege for the residents of Deerfleld and communâ€" ity to hear them. . f {t The public is cordially in to hear ‘the following program, : hich begins at eight o‘clock: 9 Song, Onward Christian Soldiers....Sullivan Invocation { t co.8 Songm~: _ o id Lift lnr"v“;i;."-fd'"sm':?&m Glee Club and Audience standing . / TrloaAh‘unt mib?.u.usu raidine n, Fran M‘. and V'l.r'thh Craine | Chorusâ€" : Until the Dawn Sweet and Low MNogro Spiritualsâ€" Chorusâ€"~ ._ w VJ 16 j What a Friend We Have in Jetus.._Spicer *** The Megnoiinng . | _ *!/~ Negro Spiritualsâ€" | { Swing Low, Sweet Chariot is Lord, I Just Got Over M ad Jesus, I‘ll Never Forget What You‘ve Done for me., 3 & | _ ..ou<l= _ . . Fennkye Brown :‘ . _â€" Grant } Lord....Hamblen C nUo‘jThP-:u-.o ‘The Magnolians Readingâ€"Creation .............._.... Soloâ€"The Kiss _ The Magnolians Chorusâ€" Sing, Sing Bird on the Wing Chorus Negro Spiritualsâ€" Negro Spirftualsâ€"â€" The Lion of the Tribe of Judea We‘ll Soon Be Done with Troubles and and Trials Closing Songâ€" 3 $ Beautiful b"h.hof Somewhere............Fearis e O o o dnR Innolalu k tba The Magnolians | and Audience standing with bowed heads Benediction I j Ravinia Garden Club Will Meet Friday at D. C. Watson Home To make it. even more interesting there will be; colored slides made from her own collection of plants. Mrs. Reichmann is an expert amaâ€" teur photographer in addition to her other accomplishments. * : THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1935 The Ravinia Garden Club meets at the home of Mrs. Dudley Crafts Watson, 281 Marshman avenue, on Friday, Nov. 8, 2 p.m. Mrs. Henry R. Holmgren and Mrs. Leroy F. Harza wil be coâ€"hostesses. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Alexander F.~ Reichmann of Barâ€" rington, whose subject will be "B&é gonia and Cacti," on which she is very well qualified to speak. Harvest Home Dinner At Braeside School Plans are under way for the anâ€" nual harvest home dinner to be given at Braeside school on the eveâ€" ning of Monday, Nov. 18, at 7 p.m. A very good time is promised. Resâ€" ervations are limited so get yours in early. Phone Mrs. Oweiss, H. P. 2042, or Mrs. Helmold 2175. Read The Want Ads PERMRDHDE . â€"..... .ofi iectienc ces‘ "RWReO In Bright Mansions Above . be Geraldine Morgan and Magnolians ‘Tis Me. O Lord He‘s All and All Let Your Heart Catch on Fire Abide with Me L. H. MeCORMICK, Gen‘l Agt. Pass. Deopt. .. Rock Island Lines x | , 179 W. Jackson Bivd., Chicago, IIL . 144 . Phone Wabash $200 . t < h Please send me California Hiteraâ€" | !U-..l.*-wlhl-uh-‘! goch 15417 Lowest + Winter Fares .__ Ever Offered and the only through serrâ€" ice from Chicago« : B the de luxe ‘ OLDEN STATE Glee Club and audience standing Geraldine Morgan and Magnolians (Continued from Page 1) Airâ€"Conditioned Throughout No Extra Fare Special Palm Springs and Indio Pullman during cte ts us s m n on e us s o on on o on on on o on on n o n m o in n L I M 1 T E D ow n e n n e m e n m n n n t n o mt n e t EBCOE ‘The Magnolians The Magnolians The Magnolians ‘The Magnolians Lucy Carey Mrs, . Magnolia Lewisâ€"Butts Metcalfâ€"Lynes Traditiqnal Grosman Johnson .Parks Logan Parks Hanauer‘s Orange Grove | Opens New Storé Oppoâ€" site Alcyon Theatre Hanauer‘s 3unzoi Groves | w&ch has operated so successfuolly in Wilâ€" metteâ€"and Evanston for the past two years are opening a new r:E’re at 364 ) Central | avenue, directly across the street from the Alcyon théatre in |the ‘store formerly ocâ€" eupied by the Dutch Maid laundry. We had |so y customers in Highland | Park, d Lake Forest who foungd| our . Wilmette location too far distant, that we decided to come to Highland Park said (Mr. Hanauer, | We wdre fortunate in securing &) location with adeq\LnteI We had |so y customers in Highland ‘Park, and Lake Forest who foungd| our . Wilmette location too far distant, thit we decided to come to Highland Park said (Mr. Hanauer, | We wdre fortunate in securing &) loca with adequate parking space where we can sery our cuétoma thout their leayâ€" ing their ; in bad weather. t is ‘one pj the main essentials of our business, as ladfes cannot carry (According to, Mr. Hn'n}}:gr,hh firm is (hbfonly arlot shippers of citrus on the North Shore, and by reagon ’of their volume buying, th cars each week, they are able t sell large oranges and grapefrui .qxg full of on}a?xea or grapefruit v. f‘r; $ No h doted | yB j Bet D.B.E, Hold Annual | _ | Bazaar, Nov. 14â€"16 | } wapmp e 41 | ‘The annual bazar of the Daug ters of the British Empire will held at the Congress Hotel, Go Ball Room, the 14th, 15th and 16th of ‘November, | day and evening. Every effort ntus:e be made each year to raise sufficient funds for the maintenance of the British Old Peoâ€" ples Home and it is thro this medium that some of this mainteâ€" nance ‘ig attained. It is a very worthy | project and donations of goods or| cash will be most grateâ€" fully urel ed | and acknowledged. Mrs. M.| Howard, regent of Plyâ€" mouth ‘chapter, 2254 S. Greén Bay road, will be most grateful for any dothiond. 3+ ] Sportsman‘s Club to | ; _ Give Away Turkeys Sthrting this Saturday and con« tinuing . until Thunksgiiing. \the Sportsman‘s Clubâ€"tavern, under the mangagement of Marvin Witten will feature |the daily award of a turâ€" key br other fowl to their customâ€" ers. | f | The grand award, a 25 pound turâ€" key, will be given away on Thanksâ€" giving eve, _ /‘ stt pt P d thos{ any | baza churi McG for ( line good r%d;y, December 5 is the date n by the ladies of the Bethâ€" Evangelical â€"church, for the r which will be held jin, the h parlors, corner of LauLel and vern. 5 f $ fine variety of gifts, suitable ristmas, as well as a complete f f'ams, jellies and canned will be displayed. There will hany Church id| our istant, Highla | \We # ) loca ipace whe mers t ms in ba fi the ma ess, as lc Shopping Notes To Hold Bazaa wt On the Air â€" Ford Symphony Orchestra, Sunday Evenings 8 to 9 C.S.T. â€" Fred Waring and His Pennsylramians, Tuesday evenings $:30 to 9:30 CBT, â€" for what the public h?‘g ‘been payâ€" ing for tmnll ones. Maybe we don‘t make quite as much r box said Mr. Hapauer, but .our large turnâ€" over‘ more than compehsates: us, and in addition gives the public a chance to get a much hee essenâ€" tial at amazingly low pitices. Sears Store Features â€"â€"‘‘â€" Super Value Days In addition to ortngttls‘,g ind grapeâ€" fruit and tangerines, this store will handle a complete line'Mi} her fresh fruits and vegetables.| ||. (+ _ Beeing is believing and we want the public to see the glans of merâ€" chadise we are offering, iso on Friâ€" day and Saturday at t c opening of this new store we ar® foin to give to each purchaser lof .95¢ or more of oranges and | g ‘pefn{it a % lb. box of Florence Benach‘s deliâ€" cious candy absolutely: free. . Starting today (Thursday) Sears store in Highland Parkr*fg‘hfll feature a 10 day series jof "Super Value Days," offering a variéty of articles and zavings which should prove atâ€" tractive to thrifty shoppers. i Bowling League Opens â€", _/ Season Here Monday ‘Mishfi Mokwa Boys | â€" | .. To Play Winnetka be a Christmas tree and entertainâ€" ment and as an . innoy , a post office where one can purthase passâ€" ages from all over tlie‘q}iountry, in a truly different ‘manpner. .than ever before presented. _ +| |_ 'UVH'M W. Hart‘s Mishi Mokwa inter| club boys have won their first three |starts on ‘the gridiron this year, |last week defeating the orth . Sh Country | Day Schdol ootball team by a score of 6 to 0 n tl;a;-Du school‘s fiefi, fodLp 4 S‘a@n‘da the Bears mll journey o Winnetka for a ganie with the innetka Community house. It is Community House pare ?p day and the Highland Park lads |gre determâ€" ined to show the Winnétka parents how/ they would like to ‘have their sons] play the game. < 4 A dinner will conclude ‘the feaâ€" tures, gnd it is hoped that the pubâ€" lic will come early and stay for the evening‘s activities. . | _ A large crowd saw (the‘ White House Tavern team and the H';ne- shoe Inn team come oyt victorius in the opening games of the Highâ€" land Park Business. Men‘s Bowling league last Tuesday eveping at the Majestic Bowling Alley: THE PRESS "If the people who use our cars evéry day are not praising Lgcm, it matters little what we may say. Th]F last word fl{ust be spoken by the car itself," . ;3 ‘ {nml iumnmlum'} siGnzD sÂ¥ uEnay rorp INZJUL\'. 1933} An’éAssortmiér'l;t of Popular P}lech a t ? ts Spard Savings ENAMEL W Choice of | Ivory or White with > Red or Green Trim Cannister Set 4â€"PIECE â€" 88¢ Hangs on back of radiator, Gold bronze f finisn ..L.[>.........2f. 3! ELECTRIC TOASTER Chrome and ‘Black, Includes [ 4| AIR MOISTENER $1.98 MORE than two million Ford Vâ€"8‘s, in Americd alone, arenow .\ 4Â¥A in the hands of drivers. These own*l have heard, from the L car itself, a clear story of motoring valug and pl that far outstrips all previous achievements in low priced;cars. _ _ E Now, the 1936 Ford Vâ€"8 speaks for itself . . ; new beauty of || line; new, brighter colors; easier stecring a ing; superâ€" g safety brakes. We urge you to get this car‘s story the driver‘s â€" Â¥ seatâ€"to know at first hand its Vâ€"8 T its luxuryâ€"car . Let the last word about the 1936 _ 1 O ul Ford V â€"8 "be spoken by the car itself."> . . R < Make arrangements today. through:â€" . ANDU®.1.0.8. f#rrorr i Let. Ford Vâ€"8 Make Y OU R Green or Ivory with Chrome cover STEPâ€"ON CAN FORD DE A LER 10 quatt size $1 19 39¢ OIL FOR MOP 3« pint ... Quart .......... Glass : Ventilators 21 in. to 37 in. OIL MOP _ : BD¢ _ ~! 25 in. to 48 in. 26 ga. 8‘in. pipe ......... 26 ga. 8 in. 90° elbow 26 ga. 8 in. 46° elbow 10 in. high {{ Stor:- ;tl:llly“* _ in can Pad easily laundered Galvanized Smok 49¢ 69¢ 40c : CHOICE OF _ 514 quark Kettle with Cover 2 quart Boiler â€" *} 8 cup P tor £ > hP .~ 2 quart Sauce Pan with (*nt 4%, quart Tea Kettle _ || _ 3â€"piece Pan, Set :5;;' a Oval Pun. |~© ~ Ei Aluminum ROASTER Self basting 89c p Pive ._381¢ °. Selfibasting Holds Q 16. fowl ENAMEL ROASTER ROASTER on wak PAGE SEVEN 22 inch $1.59