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Delights Ravinia â€" Woman‘s Club with Pioneer Pictures On March 9th, the Ravinia Womâ€" an‘s club enjoyed some fascinating slides which Mr. Earl H. Reed showâ€" ed in connection with his talk on "Pioneer Architecture in the Chiâ€" cago Region." Many. of the pictures showed the City of Chicago from 1840 on, including homes, hotels, and churches. Others covered resiâ€" dences in Galena, Peoria, St. Charles, and other communities, most construction of the period showing a decided Grecian influâ€" ence. Many of Mr. Reed‘s listeners felt as he did: "Our present buildâ€" ing should look like today not 1840, but we can‘t resist the charm and beauty of that period." Mr. Reed would like to see greater preservaâ€" tion and restoration of these beauâ€" ties, wherever possible. Mr. Reed, himself a prominent architect in Chicago, pursued his hobby of old houses until he became an authority on early midâ€"western architecture. In this connection he served as director of the Historical American Building Survey of Hlliâ€" nois. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1988 Y.W.C.A. Plans for Annual Nation Wide Banquet on March 29 March 29th is eagerly anticipated by all business women who know what a fine ‘program is being lined up by the Highland Park commitâ€" tee. This is the annual Nation Wide Banquet of Business and Proâ€" fessional Women, to be celebrated in this locality by the Highland Park, Lake Forest and Waukegan YWCA clubs. Interest in the event has been increased all over the United States by a play contest, on the subject of Democracy. The winning play was written by the Junior Girls‘ Club of Newcastle, Pa. Aspeaker is preparing to talk on the national subject: A Business Woman‘s Share in Democracy. There will be a singer, a violinist and a pianist to entertain all who attend. The complete program will be ready by next week and all details will be announced. Here are a few of the plans for a good time on the 29th at the Highâ€" land Park "Y": A delicious menu has been selected for the banquet, and the girls are working hard on table decorations and favors. The Lake Forest committee is in charge of group singing, and Waukegan will make up booklets for souvenir programs. Badminton Tourney Entries Must Be Filed by March 27 All contestants in the Ravinia badminton tournament please file entries with the president, Mr. E. E. Kern, 1255 Judson avenue, teleâ€" phone 4066, before Sunday, March 27. The preliminary matches will be played Wednesday evening, March 30, at 7:30, the semiâ€"finals and fiinals on Saturday afternoon and evening, April 2. It is urgent that all clubs and players enroll ‘We, the undersigned Democratic Candidates of Lake County, enâ€" dorse the following "Declaration dorse the followin& â€" Declaration of Principles" which we commend 2. We believe our local government meeds a housecleaning, an audit and inâ€" ventory, and a frank disclosure of the eause for constant increase in our local taxation. 3. We believe that our local taxes are Huv-ululnndnofl:moflwh to .combat that waste and the exâ€" penditures. _ 4 P __4. As all taxes on real estate and perâ€" i i9 tasing bodics in "this :t.v‘ spen‘ county, we feel that immediate relief from high 5. We stand for the election of public officials who will administer the county offices economically, honestly, fairly and effciently. . na es o _ for your consideration and judgment. 1. We believe in electing men and women to office who are adampted to the science of government. _ 7. We want some plain, sound decency and honest common sense in the conduct of our local government; the restoration of ideals tempered with experience; toler a.-ndmth\hmdh Tey ongane in porlics withour Rermsaning may engage in politics without _ 6. We are eandidates for uflko‘ummmd the community and the interests of the citizens far above their natural selfishâ€" ©VET7 MIMETIERN TD Mive under & mmwhm:h\w less, wise enough to see beyond the selfish desires of the moment, and just enough to consider the welfare of the people as a whole. 9. We want to elect men and women to office who are strong and courageous every American to live under a govern lie affaire way to lust, greed or corruption in pub _ 10. 1 county like m _ 11. In order to accomplish our :‘:-..-:::-' leadership, E are determined to have as leaders those "l{’og-: ____ Charles F. Heblor for _ James for Co. Treasurer -‘fihofi-u T. Arthar Siwpson for mm e y Ledk ko n'?.j'.‘y_"‘..,e._.g,.-.’_..fi We want to see the afftairs of Stanley Judd for Sen. Attention, Voters! Committeeman early, in order that the drawings and handicaps may be arranged. Attractive cups will be awarded as prizes to the finalists in women‘s singles, women‘s doubles, men‘s singles, men‘s doubles, and mixed doubles. The entry fee is fifty cents which permits competition in all events. There is no charge for specâ€" qt:: and everyone is cordially inâ€" vi Home Committee Sponsors Tour of Rug Cleaning Plant It is hoped that a large number. of members and guests will avail themselves of the unique opportuâ€" nity of visiting the rug cleaning plant of Oscar Isberian & Bros., 1028 Chicago avenue, Evanston, for the Highland Park Woman‘s club will receive a small sum from the Isberians for each person who â€"atâ€" tends. This tour is scheduled for Wednesday, March 23, under the sponsorship of the Home Committee THIS SALE FOR MARCH 17, 18 & 19 FANCY COOKING APPLES .. APPLES ... ... .._:. .5 lbs. 23¢ TEXAS SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT â€"........5 for 29¢ CARROTS .. ... SPINACH .._... ...3 lb. peck 22¢ FLORIDA CELERY HEARTS . .bun. 15¢ FANCY SOUTHERN . Strawberries ... 2 pint boxes 25¢ CALIF. FNGER FANCY BROADLEAF You‘ll be deli!hted with the luscious flavor of these moist, ne-“nined devil‘s food cookies. They are sandwiched and enrobed in smooth vanilla marshmallow â€"then iced with glossy, pure chocolate. â€" g;fl;omm:hom: preserves, soups, salads and appetizers, NMeve &6 Pn wap v Apoc > 4 come im from school in the BUTTER COOKIES SARATOGA STYLE DINNER WAFERS Childres will love the name and the taste The New Cookile Treat SNOW WHITE, 27¢ Ib. 46 Cookies in Phg. ICED DEVIL‘S FOOD Paul Schuize Biscult Co.‘s Bromnor Bros. Speciais A Reguiar 35¢ to 39¢ Vaine 7“3“ Pound of the Home and Education Departâ€" nt of the Club. Mrs. Leonard easter, chairman of the departâ€" ment, and Mrs. A. M. Allison, chairâ€" man of the committee, have taken the tour and have found it especialâ€" ly interesting. Those who are expecting to atâ€" tend are requested to meet at Club House at 1 o‘clock, or at the Plant at 2. Members taking the North Shore can get off at Main street, walk two blocks north on Chicago avenue and should have no difficulty in finding the plant. Unemployed Vets Should Register The administrator of the veterans affairs announces that a concerted effort is being made to have all unâ€" employed veterans seeking employâ€" ment register with the nearest ofâ€" fice of the U. S. Employment Servâ€" ice or State Employment Service during March.. Such registration during March.. Such registration carries no promise of a job but asâ€" 2 ... 355C Large Pkg. 3 ... 27€¢ SUPER SUDS Giant Phg. 2 bun. 11¢ hA MYounr LCentrella Grocer Givesa You esadlll| QPrompt and LCourtcous Service When You Phone for Fooda ! FOR BATHROOM SPOTLESSNESS COFFEE....... MOLASSES...... AMMONIA . .. BABO .. ....... SILVER CUP BRER RABBIT PARSON‘S HOUSEKHOLD VERMONT MAID TABLE SYRUP . . ... _ rabie se AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP FLAKES.... DILL PICKLES .. SILVER CUP TOMATO JUICE .. CENTRELLA SILVER CUP PINEAPPLE NUGGETS». :c« . . 27¢ SILVER CUP FRUIT FOR COCKTALS w 1c« . 17¢ CENTRELLA WHOLE KERNEL Golden Bantam CORN . . x». : c« 2 for 29¢ GRA MOTHER‘S STYLE PINEAPPLE NUGGETS . * Jor St. Patricka Day x THE PRES S3 find it the preference of m_ Notfbn_ Shore . dog at PANCAKE FLOUR 20 on. Phe. 367 Roger Williams Ave. Phone Highl Pk. 3080 Highwood Grocery & Market 14 N. Sheridan Road Phone Highl. Pk. 460 328 Railroad Ave. Phone Highwood 1000 TiYyDROXLIME RICKEY 6M 3 ... 247C No other beverage can lend such charm of color to iwr 'Ig'hh" ?:rty Serve H;drox Lime Rickey because it is made of Fresh Limes and has the brilliance of perfect carbonation. TWO FOR 25¢c, CASE $1.25 Pilisbury‘s LARGE $IZE BOTTLES Plus Deposit sures the veteran of mm C in securing> employment. eterâ€" ans Administration desires to coâ€" operate fuly with this program, and through the means of this notice seeks your cooperation in advising known unemployed veterans to so register. Veterans should apply at the Illinois State employment office, 8 S. Genesee street, Waukegan, to register, If any veteran is unemployed it will be to his advantage to regisâ€" ter. 3 Lake Forest College Announces Four New Scholarships Lake Forest College announces for the year 1938â€"39 twentyâ€"four new scholarships totaling four thouâ€" sand dollars. Seventeen of these, from $150 to $275, are for resident women who are recommended by $150, are for nonâ€"resident day stuâ€" Geo. B. Winter Inc. Commander W. C. Heinrichs, Dumaresq Spencer Post. H. T. Bakke s a i s1 . . ~ Quart Size Albassocr.> .& for £9¢ .0 smnse . lb. 29¢ & « 1V2 Green Label . , 18c c.... Querrske ; . 19¢ »+ Tobie Sze _ . . _ 19¢ . .. Mediam prg. â€" Z2 for 43¢ Reg. or Kosherâ€"22 o. 2 for 29¢ .. No. 303 cemn . & for 39¢ Serve Chili Con Carne A Blend of Su» perior Flavor, 1Ib. An Inexpensive Blend You‘ll Like. Q E am COFFEE COFFEE Centrella Shurfine Viking dents. Awards will be made for one year on the basis of a competitive exâ€" amination to be given at Lake Forâ€" est College, May 7, 1988. The comâ€" petition is open to young men and women who tre recommended by their high school principals. The ~significance of this anâ€" nouncement is the fact that these scholarships are awarded for sheer merit and ability with no entangâ€" ling encumbrances. It is a sign of educational health and vitality which many small colleges find it difficult to maintain. Clever Dancers in "Stunts" Program The two dance teams which will perform on the program to be given at Saturday night‘s Student Stunts, annual P.T.A. sponsored show at the high school, have prepared such clever routine as to rival many proâ€" fessional dancers. "Pfister and His Sister," a dance duo composed of Kellogg‘s .PRIME AGED BEEF RICE KRISPIES, 2 pkgs. 25¢ LAMB ROAST ... ... MILK FED TENDER FRYING CHICKENS . greater variety in the MAIN DISH than any other food! VYEAL ROAST ...._. ... 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Ruth is the personiâ€" fication of sophistication in her enâ€" semble of yards upon yards of filmy white, while Frank is as suave as a young Veloz. OLD MONK These two duos along with graceâ€" ful toe dancer, Margot Hartman, will give to Stunts an occasional taste of serious and comic dancing at their ‘best. 19¢ ARNOLD C. BREMER TELEPHONE H. P. 1985 ULLER BRUSH _ MAN â€"â€"_ . pint 29¢ 48 Rips Colossal pat fr: Ib. 27¢ Ib. 23¢ Ib. 35¢ Ib. 35¢ ib. 19¢ PAGE THREE