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Legion Auxiliary ‘ Wins Second Prize To Sponsor Cooking _ |On Amateur Hour The American Legion Auxuhty‘ are sponsoring a cooking school to be held Thursday, March 17th ini the Legion club rooms in Masonic | temple. ‘There will be an afternoon | and an evening session. This will be under the direction of Mrs. Tayâ€" lor of the North Shore ‘Gas comâ€" pany who <has previously demonâ€" strated in our community and has been enjoyed by the many who have heard her. The food which will be prepared and cooked is to be given away as prizes at the end of the lesson. . The public is cordially inâ€" vited to attend. A small fee will be charged. . 5 School March 17 The regular monthly meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held at the Legion club rooms on Thursday evening, March 2, and was attended by seventeen members and two guests, Mrs. George Weiss, child welfare chairman reported that one of the orphans, adopted by the local auxiliary had a birthâ€" day and cakes were given by Mrs. Weiss, Mrs. Johnston and Mrs, Salyards. . She also reported that on valentine‘s day a bushel of apâ€" ples was sent to the home and that the Juniors sent valentines and cookies which they had made. THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1938 Mrs. Bell stated that the bunco party given by the Juniors had proved financially successful as well as socially. Mrs. Gust. Norrlen, community Service chairman, reported the disâ€" tribution of various articles among several families last month. Mrs. D. Johnson and Mrs. S, Shanafelt gave their report on the Rehabilitation conference held at Hines hospital and of the tea held at the Craft Shop in Chicago. . All articles displayed in the Craft Shop are made by World War Veterans. If you are in doubt as to what to give as a prize at your next bridge party, visit the Craft Shop and seâ€" lect one from them. Central Tire Leads In Bowling Series Last Wednesday evening, Farmâ€" ers took two from Inman and Inâ€" man, while Central Tire Co., took two from Hansen‘s Tavern in the weekly bowling round at Majestic alleys. F. Marinelli scored a high In Tuesday nights games Farmâ€" er‘s Beverage took three from Coleâ€" man‘s while Central Tire Co., took two from Sky Harbor. Art Krohn turned in a 243 game, while Kunâ€" ath had 220. Joe Guerri had high total of 600 and A. Sordy! rolled a record series of 603. series for the week with 613. Other high scorers were Paul Chambers 558 and L. Hoppe, 566. Next week‘s schedule: Tuesdayâ€"Sky Harbor vs. Studeâ€" baker; Central Tire vs, Coleman‘s. Wednesdayâ€"Hansen‘s Tavern vs‘. Farmers Beverage; Paul‘s Barber Shopâ€"vs. Inman & Inman. Team Standing â€" Central Tire Company ......17 Farmers Beverage ............17 COIOMIRN‘S â€"â€".â€".â€"..â€":erovrcricimr hk Inman & Inman ................12 Studebaker ........................10 Paul‘s Barber Shop ............ 8 Hansen‘s Tavern Sky Harbor ... utleer" SUN VALLEY »»$0@1J 6§ allâ€"expense tour to Sun Valley, March 26th, returning Sunday, ““'“-‘mfi.dl-qi,é seems, Bsgl] . cost, including rail sports, too . . . skating, dog sledgs ing, skiâ€"joring, sleigh riding. As a guest of Challenger Inn you enjoy its fine accommodations, splendid meals, warm water, outdoor swimming pool. So join instruction available for beginners. 8 Day tcore Allâ€"Expense Tour as $91.651 Karly spring is ideal for skiing at Sun Valley; for other MRS. SALYARDS. le, but it‘s true!â€" 10 12 11 16 18 17 lAnnual St; Patricks Dance March 17 At a tap dar H. P. High School The Highland Park Fire Departâ€" ment will hold their annual St. Patâ€" rick‘s dance next Thursday eveâ€" ning, March 17, at Highland Park High school. Tickets were mailed to all residents of Highland Park a week ago, and a hearty response is anticipated. * The proceeds of the annual afâ€" fair benefit the Firemen‘s pension fund. This is your opportunity to show appreciation for the services ais Dal Ponte was awarded d prize in the amateur radio st sponsored by Morris B. s over station WBBM every ay afternoon. Louis performed ) dance number on the Feb. 27 RED BEETS New Southern .....â€".. .. . bu K Pasd Pocknt <.... 3 for CELERY HEARTS Fancy Tender ........bunch RED TOMATOES z BRUSSELS SPROUTS â€" Fancy Fogkist ....quart box APPLES for Pies or ORANGES Florida Pineapple, 2 Full of Juice ... ... . 4i# doz. GRAPEFRUIT Texas Seedliess, 5 Sweet and Juicy ... for How many heaping teaspoonsful in a pound of Stewarts Coffee? We Llaim at Aeast o F93 Milk Bread Centrelia Cracked Wheat appetizers or sailnds . , . for shrimps creole and other Lenten dishes. No. 1 cans. Devil‘s food cake â€" creamy marshmailow LARGE SHRIMP Centrella‘s Famous Large 20â€"05. CHOCOLATE CORONETS Centrelia Thinâ€"Slleed Rye "The Finest Coffee i it Money Can 3?," Real Economy *" Fin nky?ia * Paul Schuize Biscult Co.‘s rendered the city by your local fireâ€" men. If you cannot attend the dance, you can help by purchasing one or more tickets, Music will again be furnished by Lela Schmidt‘s Dutch Girls‘ band of Milwaukee, which met with popâ€" ular approval last year. The eveâ€" ning promises to be a most enterâ€" taining one, and all who attend are assured of a good time. The date is Thursday, March 17. The place is Highland Park High school. Local Club Places Second In Elks Sweepstakes, Mar. 6 Twentyâ€"three Highland Parkers journeyed to Aurora on Sunday to watch the Highland Park Elks bowling team win second place in the Northeast District sweepstakes, held there Sunday. George O‘Connell, Pete Stewart, Bill Chambers, Bob Greenslade, and Rainey _ Sheahen. Twenty â€" four HOT CROSS BUNS nesday â€"and Frida during Lent at your Qn;‘uh grocer‘s, Why not put in a standing orl‘or‘l The‘local team was composed of ~ Each one a delicious cup New Low Price 2 ... 69¢ 1â€"1b. can 35¢ Perc, Drip. or Silex Grind a 5C 225C 15¢ 21C¢ 49¢ 277C CENTRELLA FOR THOROUGH SCoUurING sos l.‘.......'..l FOR BETTER WASHINGS IVORY FLAKES . 99 AND 44/100% PURE IVORY SOAP....... PURE STRAINED HONEY irsrmatâ€"s«»:;|b, 1 Qc IVORY SOAP.... PERFECT FOR TOILET AND BATH AN INEXPENSIVE DRINK VIKING COFFEE ....... v»cyy se« (b. 1 §¢ FOR WASHING AND DISHES CHIPSO FLAKES .... HEART‘Sâ€" DELIGHT FRUIT NECTARS .....)2 «. c« 3 for 3 1 ¢ Cholce of Apricot, Peach, Plum, Pear and Peach Nectarine CENTRELLA s PRESERVED FIGS ........ 104 «. se _ 21 ¢ A DELICIOUS BLEND SHUREINE COFFEE ..:...... my» Ib. 24c THE P REAA Dromedary Ginger Bread Mix, 23¢ Pkg. A truly NATURAL cheese, made and cured in nature‘s way .. and with ‘"The Continental Flavor." Pure, uncooked product of PASTEURIZED milk and cultures imported from France. ‘Try it today! The entire family will like Baronet! Treat the family to nice hot ginger bread topped with whipped cream I Highwood Grocery & Market 328 Railroad Ave. Phone Highwood 1000 367 Roger Williams Ave. Phone Highl. Pk. 3080 14 N. Sheridan Road â€" Phone Highl Pk. 480 CHOCOLATE DROPS, OH, 5O GOOD! teams competed in the contest. Highland Park finished second with a score of 2742. % The Elks three cushion team composed of Belmont, Kelly and O‘Connel, lost their match by one point, score being 26â€"25. Adult Education Exhibit Is Being Held This Week An excellent display of work acâ€" complished in the various craft classes of the Adult Education projâ€" ect is now being exhibited in the English club room at the high school. This exhibit will last until Monday evening, March 14. The sewing class exhibit consists of dresses, ensembles, coats, blousâ€" es, pajamas and baby clothes. The metal work class is displayâ€" ing work done with pewter, brass, eol{per and silver.. Such articles as plates, trays, mugs, candy dishes, butter plates, light fixtures and a Geo. B. Winter Inc. FREE Sohe with every purchase of Bremner Bros. Specials H. T. Bakke A rare combination of old cheese and new crackers. Perfect to serve with soups, salads or as an appetizer by themselves. Large size package, too. . . . . Medium Size a o a n en a on . & & Large Phg. The Amaring New Cracker Sensation , Larg» Phg. Large Bar 8 Pads to Pkg. HEXIES rarge ris. 23c 3 bars1 9 c 3 bars 29c 2 for 43¢ â€" pkg. 22c wood basket in copper and brass are being shown. A complete series of drawings for a seven room house and another complete series for the construction of an engine are being shown by the class in Mechanical Drawing. Many other separate drawings are also exhibited. ‘Tables, benches, cabinets, book racks and doll beds are being exâ€" hibited in the woodworking group. The pottery class is showing the various steps involved in the buildâ€" ing of various pieces. No articles are complete because the baking process has not yet been finished. In leatherwork the class is showing such articles as purses, pocketbooks, belts, blotter ends, picâ€" ture frames, book marks and playâ€" ing card holders. Everyone should avail themselves of this opportunity to see the exâ€" cellent work which can be done in these classes. Remember all these classes will be started again in October. 45¢ 43¢ THIS SALECFOR MARCH 10 â€" 11 â€" 12 RIB ROAST Prime Aged Beef, 6th and 7th Ribs ....... .. CHOP SUEY MEAT Beefâ€"Porkâ€"Veal, Cut to Order ............ Prime Aged Beef, 6th and Tth Rims â€"........b. 458C gnor syey mear Cat to Order ............b. €49€ al.llyg CHICKENS Y Spring, 24 to 3â€"1b. avg. .. .. .. .. D. 35c ;ORK l.OlNI#'OAST Whole or Any Size Cut . .Ib. 26¢ OUR LENTEN SPECIALS FANCY FILLET of SOLE @#Fa Enc MMT t SO8 356 Â¥iree$ 0A K Good Cooks Insiston xÂ¥ ARMOUR‘S STAR SLICED It‘s everyone‘s favorite . , . this delicious strawâ€" berry preserve. Better than mother :sc ever made. Large 1 Ib. jar for only .. "W e Recommend Town Crier Flour" Mm--,'u-v!‘-“ubh made with Tuna Fish that you‘ll want to keep a supply on hand, White meat. 7 oz. can. PRESERYV ES FLOU R Our Meats Are Grade Aâ€" U. S. Inspected TUNA FISH PURE STRAWBERRY TOWN CRIER 2 .. & slices 29c l:.:z..f."_'-‘._*.:..*""..z tion. Order them by the case. Cello Wrapped 6a_|=gc "Theatre Night" To Be Held Here April 1 Theatre Night,‘ ‘a varied draâ€" matic program, is to be presented at the Highland Park Woman‘s club on Friday evening, April first. The program which includes two one act plays and two recitations, will be under the management of James B. Kerr and William Big« ley. A group of talented young Highâ€" land Parkers will take part in the presentation which is to feature John Drew. John is staying in Highland Park on a vacation from New York where he has been apâ€" pearing on the legitimate stage. . _ Reservations may be made by telephoning H.P. 1895 or H.P. 2427, More and more Eyâ€" anston and North Shore homemakers are using this fine flour, recommended to them by their Cenâ€" trella grocers. ARNOLD C. BREMER TELEPHONE H. P. 1985 ULLER BRUSH MA N 89c 24â€"1b. Bag PAGE THREE