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CHICAGO OPFICES :; â€" THE HICHLAND PARK PRESS Entered as Second Class Marter March 1, 1911, at the Post Office at Highland Park. Illinois Taxuutiont of condolense, tord«s of thanke ooituariee. notices of enterts Toon C 33 m Eukss *‘ TELL ‘EM AND SELL ‘EM When anyone tells â€"you America consumes half the world‘s coffee, or threeâ€"fourths of the world‘s silk, remind him he‘s only telling you oneâ€"half the story. _ To say the United States has a dozen times as many automobiles as all of Europe, or that 21,000,000 electric irons are in use in American homes, really omits the essential point that this isn‘t solely because of our nation‘s bountiful resources, or because we are essentially a progressive people. Our furnishings, vacuum cleaners, radios, are better and more numerous than those of any other nation, because the good inventive brains that made them were coupled with the desire of merchants and dealers to tell reople about them, to acquaint housewives and heads of families with laborâ€"saving devices for the home, with good buys in clothing. â€" of Tloth goods, or makes better iceâ€"cream than anyone else, but genuine progress takes place only when these items are enjoyed in large numbers of American homes, and not lying idle in a laboratory, storeâ€"room or salesâ€"window. Oy Oe The real push in progress comes when the world is told where it can get the best shirts, or pair of shoes, for the price, the best fiftyâ€"cent dinner, or the best new or ufed car that will fit the budget. If they‘re not advertised, the products can be locked up in the barn and the key thrown away. _ _ o Singles Tournament At Majestic Alley Make a mouseâ€"trap better than anyone else, and the world will beat a path to your doorâ€"but first the world has to know ;bgut the mouseâ€"trap, what it sells for, and where it can be ad. Bob Greenslade and Paul Lenâ€" cioni tied with 551 for high series last Wednesday evening at the Maâ€" jestic Bowling alleys when Central Tire company took three from Sky Harbor. Consumers took two from Paul‘s Barber shop the same eveâ€" ning. ® Register Now For Community Training Course, Feb. 1â€"8â€"15 Tuesday night of this week Cenâ€" tral Tire company took two from Coleman‘s while Sky Harbor lost two to Studebaker.. Next week‘s schedule: Tuesday: Paul‘s Barber shop vs. Coleman‘s; Sky Harbor vs. Farmâ€" ers Beverage. â€" _ 5 and 30. Wednesday: Central Tire comâ€" pany Inman & In ; Consumâ€" ers vl‘."btudeb.hr. m‘n + Registrations are being received from present and prospective teachâ€" ers and workers in Sunday schools of Deerfieldâ€"Shields townships, for the community training course at Bethany Evangelical church, Highâ€" land Park, February 1, 8 and 15. 7:30 to 9 p.m. A Singles tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday, . Jan. 29 Rev. Earl J. Bruso, of Deerfield, is president of the district council of religious education. Miss Virâ€" ginia Easton, also of Deerfleld, is secretary, and will act as registrar at this school. The instructor, Proâ€" fessor John M. Garrison, of Winâ€" netka, was formerly in educational work in New York. He received his training religious education at Bosâ€" ton university, eduesday noon to insure apprarance in current issue. Thursday, Friday George Arliss, Margaret Lockwood, John Loder LrY. NOVELTY, ':::- the Minuct nun'-# m s Saturdayâ€"(Matinee 2 to 4, Evening 7 to 11) Buddy Rogers, Betty Grable, Mary Livingston onwsiiP wooe Te hk k * Lt chiuk kews Wednesday, Tharsday, Friday It‘s progress of a sort, it‘s true, if someone devises a NEXT WEEK "Damse! In Distress" â€" "True Confession" COMING: "Wls Fargo" â€" "Theroughbreds Don‘t Cry" William Powell, Myrna Florence Rice, John Beal, M“lâ€"dy THE CHICAGO S$UBURBAN QUALITY GROUP $1.50 per year Oscar Homolka, Frances Farmer, Ray Milland, "THIS WAY PLEASE" "DOUBLE WEDDING" Tuesday January 30, 31, February 1 (Sunday continuous 2 to 11) "DR. SYN" DiM norlk "Retusd n‘ Te than B Work Is Begél:l On Delayed Sewer Project In Highwood With the receipt of the longâ€"promâ€" ised $26,000 cash grant from the federal government, the long awaitâ€" ed Highwood WPA sewer project got under way early this week, Forâ€" ty workers were put to work digâ€" ging glong Western avenue, . & â€" When work on the projected Western avenue sanitary sewer, which will connect the main artery at Prairie avenue with the recently constructed links at Ashland, Euâ€" elid ‘ and _ Washington avenues, reaches its peak, 60 men on relief will be employed. Graduated pipe will be laid as side streets enter the new sewer. When the connecting link becomes a part of the main artery at Prairie avenue, the main will be 15 inches wide. With the completion of this project, the entire northwest secâ€" tion of the city will have a modern sewage system. Highwood water and street deâ€" partment officials estimated filt the new mileâ€"long conduit will comâ€" pleted within 10 weeks. Quality Cleaners Avoid Rising Costs Complete Labor and Materials Estimates Through Our Contractors No Commission â€" Low Interest Rates M. H. HUSSEY CORPORATION Majestic 456 Waukegan, 11. RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. BUILD YOUR HOME NOW Phone H. P. 178 5 cents per single copy February 2, 8, 4 January 27â€"28 January 28 Bobsleighs instead of hearses were used at two funerals here, early in the week.â€"Mrs. Thomas Morton announces the marriage of his daughter Eva to Sg. Stewart Stone Nelson, of this city, which took place Wednesday, January.16.â€"â€" Mrs. Mary Hupprich passed away Saturday at the home of her daughâ€" ter Mrs. Ernest Gieser.â€"Henry Ohlâ€" wein, a resident of Highland Park for many years, died January 20 at his home on N. Second street.â€" Funeral services for Mrs. Rosenow Bremer will be held Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs. John Bremer. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boucher are receiving congratulaâ€" tions on the birth of a daughter, born Friday, January 18th, C. B. Hansen‘s Lake Shore Creamâ€" ery is now in its new building reâ€" cently erected on North First street. â€"Highwood has recently organized a chamber of commerce and now ranks with other cities of Illincis. â€"Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lowis of Athâ€" elstane, Wis., announce the engageâ€" ment of their daughter Florence to Clifford Rose of this city. â€" The marriage of Miss Rosamond H. Laâ€" four of Winchester, Mass., and Robâ€" ert Wainwright Rogers of this city took place Saturday in "The Little Church Around the Corner" in New York City.â€"Mri and Mrs. P. H. K. Grimson were pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening by a number of friends who came to help them celeâ€" brate their silver wedding anniversâ€" LOOKING BACKWARD at progressive Highland Park through the files of The Press. STOCK OF HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE MUST GO .. .. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS . . .. COME SEE FOR YOURSELF . ... FIFTEEN DAYS SALE . . .. QUICK DISPOSAL > Boys‘ Black OXFORDS, pair .. Boys‘ % SOCKS; Reg.: 15¢; ..»=...â€".. Flannel SHIRTS Reg. price 89¢ up; now Boys‘ KNICKERS, Grey and brown; ... Corduroy KNICKERS now Boys‘ LONG PANTS $1 values; now ... 17 x.36 ... ... BATH TOWELS 20 x 44 ... TERRY TOWELS WINTER DRESSES Beautiful SWING FROCKS .. Girls‘ sizes, 7â€"14 ... HOUSE DRESSES Sizes 14â€"46 ... SKIRTS FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO SHAPIRO‘S $10,000.00 98c values DRESS SHIRTS White or pattern .________ . 88( FLANNEL SHIRTS, “C Navy, brown or grey .......__.._. Regular 1.69; now Regular 2.00 up; now TWENTY YEARS AGO Jan. 26, 1918 Brushed wool TEN YEARS AGO Shapiro Dry Goods Store CLEARANCE SALE Reg. 25¢ . . . 19¢ SELLING STARTS THURSDAY AT 9 A. M. Mothers! Look At These Savings! THE PRES&s Grand Values For Ladies and Girls â€" _ 00 | xo _ Lgg| uit T8 | irremims 1952336 | Sohpfe .. .. TL : 3. o matie c HL. . 2....l gah% fit yda ie acave ioi toenfomoicioe € %]er {‘rdd‘W&ute w 690 OB S&IGâ€" &b .........«<...... 33Cu Mc TH';:[E:I‘), per spoo! Save $ $ $ On Our Men‘s Wear 4143 HIGHWOOD AYVENUE â€" Next Door to the Post Office Zfor 25(! â€" 1.69 _67¢ _ T9¢ _1.29 _ 19¢ _ 25¢ ary.â€"George H. Whitcomb, a resiâ€" dent of Deerficld, died Tuesday, Jan. 17th at his home there follow» ing a lingering illness, Lew J. Sarett Wins Wrestling Team Place flub'b:. pound position * z 1 on Northwestern university wrestling team. Sarett ‘will become one of the strongest wrestlers at his weight after gaining some experiâ€" ence, according to . Coach Wes Brown. ~ He is six feet tall and holds a deâ€" cided advantage over the average run of 155 pound wrestlers, who seldom scale such a height. Before turning to varsity wrestling, he competed in intramuralâ€" wrestling where his talent for the sport was noticed. He was asked to try out for the team, and last year worked with the varsity men. This year he has shown such ‘marked improveâ€" ment that he has taken over the regular post at 155 pounds. Sarett is a graduate of Deerfleldâ€" Shields high school, and at present is a junior in the College of Liberal Arts at Northwestern. He is.a memâ€" ber of Phi Kapp Psi social fraternâ€" ity on the campus. Death Charges To Be Held Monday Harry Momberg, 26, of Rockford, who was held to the grand jury on the recommendation of a coroner‘s jury for the auto deaths of Arthur and Lucille Orsi here on Thanksâ€" giving day, is to go on trial on manâ€" Stammering, Stuttering, speech defects corrected. Est. 36 years. Free trial lesson. Write for information. Millard Institute of Normal Speech, 1144 Wilion SPFECH Ave., Chicago, IIL 1.29 1.49 ~79¢ 1.98 Corduroy LONG PANTS NO UH . brsintdesisrintemnmertrmrn svens acticieiers UNION SUITS On sale at .. Boys‘ SWEATERS Sizes 30â€"34 ; now ... Little Boys‘ SUITS Jersey ; ........_._ WASH SUITS Regular 98¢; now .. Chambray WASH SUITS ..__. 2 for RAG RUGS BED SPREADS B â€"..cn..» Arcvvcendinnticirtn Dress OXFORDS, composition With leather soles . DRESS SOCKS Solid colors, pair ... WORK SHOES UNION SUITSâ€" Cotton; now .___._..._. UNTON SUITSâ€" Winter weight, now ... UNTON SUITSâ€" 10% wool, now ... o irmrm mc OO o inss 9e Lxg'vniw 39c to 69(: °* 39c 69¢ ww ... 09€ , pair slaughter trial call Besides the manslaughter dictment for driving. Also pending in cireuit court are two civil suits as the result of the fatal mccident,. Momberg is being sued for $20,000 for the deaths of Mr. Monday, .nmmmm,hn-i defendant in a $100,000 suit in beâ€" half of Roland Orsi, twoâ€"yearâ€"old :y’vhowucrphndby&tnr and Mrs. Orsi, while Sam Bernardi, Mrs. Highland Park could stand those dirty curtains no longâ€" er, so she just called Highland Park 177â€"178 and in a short time t.m were returned so fresh and clean that the houseâ€"the family and even Bruno, the dog, felt betterâ€"much better, Gone are those grimy curtains, for a transformation took place down at the _l-flli-,_ Cleaners and Laundry Company. . You can always flend on QUALITY work at the RELIABLE CLEANERS AN{) UNDBYQCOIPANY # "EVEN THE HoUSE FELT BETTER _ _ charges in cireuit court States‘ Attorney Charles said in posting & criminal ‘1.79 1.98 _8c T9¢ 98c 98c Lined SHORTS at 2â€"6 SLEEPERS BB (rmciGirminineiipnce: SNOW SUITS Reg. 2.98; now . All wool suits .. LPGGING SETS; brushed wool or chinchilla ..._..__.... SNOW SUITS; sizes 8â€"16; Regular 5.98; now ... Girls‘ SNOW PANTS, Navy or brown; ....._._____. CURTAINS Values up to 69¢; now values up to 6J¢; now ... MUSLH‘I: bleached and unbleached ; yard $ A.N D KS ROHAEGE SS 2 PAJAMAS, veg. oc ............ O9C DuBARRY PRINTS TEPOE . cce eaeiinimronres ioh %le:c{ and White THREAD, per spool ... on sale at ..._.____. WORK PANTSâ€" UNION SUITSâ€" PAJAMASâ€" Flannelette; now ... HANDKERCHIE®FS Moleskin .._.._.___ g:xus GLOVES WORK PANTSâ€" Per pair ... THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1987 mecident Momberg allegedly ~obâ€" tained liquor at the tavern and after drinking it drove to Highland Park in the car that crashed with the Orsi vehicle at Central avenue. The suit against Bernardi is based on the dram shop act. Before the Northwestern University settleâ€" ment will meet Wednesday, Feb. 2, at the home of Mrs. Howard F. Detmer, 555 Bob o‘ Link road. Miss Harriet Vittum will give one of her notable talks while sewing> and knitting are being done for the setâ€" N. U. Settlement Meets 44c .. 19¢ ___80¢ 3: 10¢ c Helig _ 1.39 . â€"HC _ 3%¢ â€"10¢ 1.98 3.98 1.59 1.88 59¢ 49¢ 8c _â€"8¢ ..2.98