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CHICAGO OFFICES THE HICHLAND PARK PRESS mmd“flhflww.m Communieations intended for publication must be written on one side of the paper oniy. mflhmn-udufi-dlh'fl-. They should reach the editor by noon to insure appearance in current issue. Bubscription Price, $1.50 per year of condolence, cards of thanks, obituaries, notices of entertainments, or other m..fl%:rzd?'&fl%fimmm i. Fierence W. Bariel Asoniate Rdiv Thoughtlessness on the part of Highland Park citizens has caused the Highland Park firemen no end of work and worry during the past few days. f On Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. the department answered twelve runs to grass fires while on Monday from 10 a.m. to 9 pm. they received 23 calls. __ We commend the Civicâ€"Minded Person who is desirous of a beautiful city, but do not let that clvicgide cost your neighbor the loss of his home or the destructionâ€"of his property. _ year by the local department is evidence enough of their service and prompt response. | *# â€" j The Highland Park Fire Department is ready and 'willinT‘:o serve the citizens at all times. The small fire loss recorded last The time consumed at each run averages about threeâ€"quarâ€" ters of an hour. The cost to the city each time that the truck goes out is approximately $25: â€" Two pumping engines are adequate equipment for a town of this size in normal conditions, but if both pumpers are reâ€" sponding to grass fires, what will be the result if a more urgent call from a home comes in ? "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" is an old addage which bears thought during this cleanâ€"up period. Use disgression as to when to burn off grass. and avoid serâ€" ious destruction during high winds. Your neighbor, your fire chief and your city officials will appreciate your ¢oâ€"operation and you will be rendering a real civic service to your city by preventing serious fires. Birds of every description have been returning in flocks during the past week, some arriving two weeks ahead of schedâ€" ule. Buds on bushes and trees have burst forth, with tulips and perennials showing themselves out of the ground. â€" _ y Other elements which are said to be sure proof of an early. spring are the appearance of earth worms near the surface of the ground indicating the departure of frost from the soil ; the clinging of moths to the windows at night, also indicates the arrival of spring. Snakes shed their skins upon the arrival of spring, and according to reports the floors of the snake cages at Brookfield zoo are literally covered with discarded skins. Turkeys do not begin to lay eggs until spring, and farmers in this vicinity who raise these fowls claim that their birds have begun to lay. â€" Believe is or not, spring is here. It was ushered in Monday with one of the most gloriously warm spring days recorded in many years. _ â€" However the rapid return to winter, Wednesday, may cause some skepticism, but if there is any foundation to indications which point to an early spring, cold weather will soon disappear. So don‘t lose hope. SPRING IS HERE. Good old Lake Michigan which turns so many hot sultry days into comfortably cool summer evenings is just playing another prank on North Shore residents to show his control over the shore line elements. Committee Launches Fight For Greenslade A campaign committee he?ed by Richard (Dick) Martin, ch rman, actively engaged in . furthering Robert Greenslade‘s campaign for County Treasurer throughout the county. Greenslade is serving his second SKOKIEVALLEY LAUNDRY INC. Bed, table and bath linens, madeira and fancy linen ironed and folded ready for use. Wearing apparel returned sl.zg damp, ready for ironing. 15 pounds .................._..._... Additional weight, 8e Everything carefully washed. Table, bed and bath linens, madeira and fancy linens handâ€"ironed. Wearing apparel sl 49 returned "Boft Dry." â€" 15â€" pPOUNd® ..........=â€"smssssslccll. * When included in Damp Wash, Thrifty, Soft Dry and Rough Dry are Mhm 10¢ each aditional. Highland Park 3310 Our service is no further away then your telephone, and the superiority of our methods in handling laundry will please you. THE CHICAGO SUBURBAN QUALITY GROUP Waukegan and North Chicago Phone Ent. 1616 HAND FINISHED SHIRTS Gladys Udell, Classified Advertising PREVENT SERIOUS FIRES Excess weight, per pound 8¢ SPRING IS HERE SOFT DRY in ol ns se i term as a Highland Park commisâ€" sioner. Being a business man and promâ€" inently associated in local organizaâ€" tions he is well known not only in Highland Park but in the county as well. He is a product of Highland Park, having been born here and educated in the local schools. 5 cents per single copy A. Tracy Lay, pioneer lumberâ€" man, died at his home here Tuesâ€" day. . . . A committee of Highland Park citizens met Sunday to outline plans to maintain a War Chest fund to be used for all war activities and emergencies in Highland Park . . . The .Meyer Dobson company will open a store in Lake Forest, Saturday . . . The mariage of Miss Mary Buford Pierce and John W. Kiser â€"of New York will take place April 4 in .Chicago . . . Mrs. Ernest Gail was given a pleasant surprise Saturday in honor of her birthday anniversary . . . Mr. and Mrs. Wilâ€" liam Harrison, Jr., of Evanston, announce the birth of a son, March 18th . , , Miss Mildred Sheahen was given a delightful surprise Friday when several relatives came to help her celebrate her birthday anniverâ€" sary. E. W. Spencer, resident of Highâ€" land Park for many years. died Tuesday morning in St. Petersburg, Fla. . . , Carleton Moseley, resiâ€" dent here since 1895, died Tuesday afternoon at his home here . . . The League of Women Voters will orâ€" ganize a local group here, March 30th . . . Highland Park lodge No. 1362 B.P.O.E. willâ€" burn the mortâ€" gage on their building Friday eveâ€" ning . . . A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smolenshi, Wednesâ€" day, March 14 . . . Henry J. Thayer died suddenly Wednesday in Chicago, following a heart attack tyâ€"two friends who came to help them celebrate their 16th wedding anniversary, Saturday . . . Rudolph F. Ingerle, a resident artist, was awarded the Gold Medal of the Chiâ€" cago Association of Painters and Sculptors. . . . Mr. and Mrs. George Francis were pleasantly surprised by twenâ€" at progressive Highland Park through the files of The Press. LOOKING BACKWARD lâ€"â€"‘â€"THE HQOUSE OF QVU ALITY F O OD S 380 Central Avenue Highlan MONARCH FINER ERUITS All No. 1% tall tinsâ€"â€" 4 Generous Servings. Dill, Kosher and Sour; JELLâ€"Oâ€"6 delicious flavors; 3 for ... 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Mickey Rooney, whose rise to stardom was assured in “'!‘hotzucb- breds Don‘t Cry," achieves top rank in "You‘re Only Young Once," which also features Lewis Stone and Cecilia Parker, This picture is based on the characters created by Aurania Rouvero!l in "A Family Affair" and bears a dramatic kinâ€" ship to "Ah ‘Wilderness." + This story of a typical family‘s troubles is excellent entertainment for the family. Tonight and Friday night are the limits of its engagement at the Deerpath., . "The Buccaneer" is one of the greatest pictures of the season. The story of a "pirate that saved a naâ€" tion," it stars Frederic March as the swashbuckling Jean La ‘Fitte, and features a host of stars led by Francisks Gaal, Akim Tamiroff, Ian Keith, Margot Grahame, Beuâ€" SIRLOIN STEAK, Ib. . SHORT CUT LEGS OF YOUNG LAMB, Ib.. .. .28¢ Miller & Hart Serve Kwik HAMS, Ib. Ready to eat. In tins. VEAL LIVERSâ€"Larded and ready to bake; Ib. 49¢ BEEF TENDERLOIN, fancy steer ; 4 lIb. avg.; Ib. 49¢ ORANGES . . ALSO â€"Water Cress, Escarole, Chicory, Romaine, Shallots, French Endive, Leaf Lettuce, Wax Beans, Cucumbers, Limes, Mushrooms â€" at lowest market prices. TOMATOES . SAVOY BRANDâ€"Peaches, Pears, Peeled Apricots, Dessert Cut 81 Pincapple: 2% size can: 4 for Pinecapple; 2% size can; 4 for MAZOLA OIL Weekâ€"End Meat Specials Gal. 1.09 Two pounds each. Try one for your Sunday dinner. 3 for 25¢ Plus Bottle Deposit Cut from Yearling Steers. Aged and tender. Dumbrille, and | ecti ?-u:“' mmm ccanees" | §eek§ ll‘eglec:t‘{on To begins a fourâ€"day run at the Deerâ€"| Precinet Position path on Saturday. Adult prices will be necessarily 40 cents. Wallace Berry in "The Bad Man of Brimstone" is a combinaâ€" tion that has been breaking records for popularity. This king of all "Westerns" is a perfect mixture of good story, excellent cast, and fine direction, plus a new sereen color. Dennis O‘Keefe and Virginia Bruce are the romantic couple involved and the Brimstone characters are brought to life by Lewis Stone, Bruce Cabot, Joseph Calleia, Noah Kibbee, is featured as O‘Keefe‘s pal. Kibbe is featured as O‘Keefe‘s pal. It begins nekt Wednesday. SPEECH corrected. Est. 36 years. Free trial levtitate of Movieal Bpecci T144 Wikeon m‘fi" Spwrch, 11 Florida‘s for aweet rich juice ........._..4 grade; 5 lbs Ne hihe 0 C Ne r °" 936 srade: L tha_____~_ _: _ PM CELERYâ€"Crisp, Golden Hearts; 2 bunches ........... 2 hearts to bunch Voters . .. f . What good is Efficiency without ECONOMY? You are entitled to BOTH! A VOTE FOR _ | HAROLD E. 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