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Th‘ n t Th UNFURNISHED APT. FOR RENT: 8 4 ROOM UPPER FLAT, UNFURNISHED ROOM: REASONARLE, OIL HBAT, : blocks from business section ; quiet street ; no other roomers; gentlemen preferred Tel. H. P. 522. Pss AN APPROPRIATE XMAS GIFT Bam _ Campbell‘s book ‘‘Nature‘s Messages of Peace." â€" Beautifully iMustrated. . Mrs. W. C. Pohrte, 1815 8. St. Johns Ave. Tel. HP. 2334. A41â€"43 FOR SALE 1.â€"3 Horse Electric Motor. 1 Smail Oil Burner Motor. 1â€"Used 1935 Ford Radio. 1â€"â€"Used Woodturning Lathe $3.00. 1â€"Large Antique Mirror. 1â€"Used Automobile Hot Water Heater ‘Tel. H.P. 891 WANTED: SEVERAL TRUCK LOADS KROHLER BED DAVENPORT, KITCHEN Excellent powitions for erpable and efficient help 897 Central Ave. (Bank Bldg). Te ROOM SUITABLE FOR 1 OR : PERSONS, kitchen privileges if desired. Near bath, lose to tram«portation. Call noon hour or after 6 p.m. Tel. HP. 186. PBef EXPERIENCED MOTHER WILL TAKE care of children day or evenings. Tel. HP. 155. Esouf EXPERIENCED GARDENER, LAKE FORâ€" EXPERIENCED _ LAUNDRESS, TAKE laundry at home. Call for and deliver. PENNY BINGO PARTY Benefit Highland | Parkâ€"Highwood Drum & Bugle Corps LABOR TEMPLE 387 North Ave. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1939â€"8 :00 p.m. Admission 25¢. Refreshments. Door Prizes A4l BEAUTIFUL _ DOBERMAN _ PINSCHER SITUATION WANTED: HIGH SCcHOOL atudent wishes part time employment after mchoo! hours and Saturdays. Phone Deerâ€" field 124. PEWT The Udell Printing Co. 4 GRAVE CEMETERY LOT XMAS TREES With Roots J. Ostrowsky, Nursery CHRISTMAS CARDS PAGE EICGHET of Skokie. Call H. P. 880 local 3. Dur dirt for fill. Tele. Evenings Tel & Bath, Hot Air heat furnished, 2nd floor with private entrance. Garage & yard W. ing business hours « nings. tables, chairs, and rugs ent references. . Age 36 ateady position. Call H o‘clock. puppies, 3 months old. Reasonable. C. Michell, Evanston, 111. _ Tel. Greenleaf 1793. A4l Bhore Garden of Memories eation. . Tel. H.P. 567 mings for an Adtaker 2616 W. Park Ave. Tel. H.P. 49 U4lâ€"43 Freshly eut. CHARLES FIORE NURSERY Phones H.P. 523 & Libertyville €30. U41â€"43pd Genuine engraved in "Snowâ€"White" 20 of any one design $1.00 moderately priced Christmas cards 5 5 7 Furnishings For Sale Hiâ€"Lo line, with name imprinted 60 for $1.00 ie Steel Die Engraved Etchings ‘Beauties of Winter" 16 for §$1.00 Situations Wanted ROASTING CHICKENS ._26e XMAS TREES Rooms For Rent CECILIA®3 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Office For Rent Wanted To Buy 588 Central Avenue Tel. H. P,. 557 TILLMAN‘S PRODUCE Misc. For Sale Apartments Call H.P. 2797 after 6 FA0â€"42pd 8O Local 187 NOTICE â€"â€"â€" Advertisements received after 5:00 o‘clock Wodnesday, placed in another section #T-J?â€"-M.hhuuh-uuflnchfi;ufl:: not Saturday follo publication. cents .u:.addsth.lfi il.lohc;nn::n-nh Highiand Park and Lake Forest & Rate, T5¢; $1.00 if not paid by Saturâ€" day following publication. BLIND ADS: 76 cents for five lines of less if paid for before insertion; $1.00 if not paid by Saturday hll.'h:.“m 10 cents -& additional fl * Tel H.P. 2H27, A4l Would prefer 3778 IN NORTH Splendid loâ€" or 149 eveâ€" Classified Wantâ€"Ads D40â€"42pd Tel 417 Eedf UiSt UsSH D41 A41 366 Central Ave. LOST: SHELL RIMMED GLASSES IN the undersigned Arthur H. Herdklots and L4lâ€" lian H. Moon, Rxecutors of the Estate of Mary Herdklots, Deceased, have fixed upon Tuesday, the second day of Jannary A.D. 1940, a« the return day for the hearing of all claims against the above named Esâ€" tate All persons having claims against said Eatate are hereby notified and requestâ€" ed to attend the Probate Court of Lake County, Iilinois, on said date at ten o‘clock A. M ?m' the purpose of having said claims adjusted RAPID TYPIST, PERMANENT POSTTION. State education, age, and past experience. Address J.M. Highland Park Press. F4lpd ADJUDICATION NOTICE PURLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the Esâ€" inte of Michae! F. Gallagher. Deceased. has fixed upon Monday. the Sth day of Febâ€" runry A.D. 1940, m« the return day for the henring of all elaim« against the above named Fatate. All persons having claims l:lil‘. smid Fatate are hereby notified and reâ€" quested to attend the Probate Court of Lake County, Tilinois, on smid date at ten o‘clock A M. for the purpose of having said elaims Funeral services were held Satâ€" urday morning from Seguin and Leâ€" gan Funeral home on N. Second atreet to St. James chureh, ll:- wood. Interment was in A cemetery. FOR RENT: 7 ROOM UNFURNISHED Cornelius Courtenay Passes Away Nov. 29 832 N. St. Johns Ave UNDER $10,000.00 Modern Modest Home, English style, 8 bdrms., bath, lst fir. lav., HW ht Gar., Gallagher, Rinaker, Wilkinson & Hall, Attorneys, 231 S. laSalle St.. Chieago, l Waukesran, 11. November 30, 1980. Xé1â€"48 Cornelius Courtney, 240 Central avenue, Highwood, died Wednesday at Lake County hospital, following a long illness. The deceased, a laâ€" borer, was born in Ireland March 10, 1875.. Two sisters survive WILL SHARE FURNISHED HOUSE WITH amall family for winter months. . All modern conveniences. Near Trans. 628 Vine Ave. BSStf E. T. SKIDMORE & SON Charges wm- able > fiblfi-‘l. _"l.._ NORTH SHORE BUICK COMPANY Authorized Sales and Service 110 South First Street black case with name and address. Finder please call Highland Park 1118. _ M4ipd 1936 Buick Tour. Sed....$465 1936 Graham 6â€"cyl Sed..$295 1933 Dodge Sedan 6â€"cyl. $165 1931 Buick Sedan ..._._$115 1937 DeSoto Tour Sed 1931 Chevrolet _ Homen . Automobile Business _ Property Fire & Accident house and garage on Beach Street. larb': wooded lot. Good location. Reasonable rent. Immediate possession. Phone H.P. 26N2. B4l ADJUDICATION NOTICBE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Waukegan, Ill., November 20th, 1989 yard 50x200 ft. . Conven. transp. For inspection call .P. 670. â€" REAL ESTATE INSURANCE DOWN GO THE PRICES Inga Durment Employment Service Domestic Helg With Good Refs. Automobiles For Sale Free Pickâ€"up and Delivery PIANO TUNING H. F. PAHNKE Business Directory 50 More To Choose From ARTHUR H. HERDKLOTZ LILLIAN H. MOON. ‘THE BILLS REALTY, Inc. 510 Davis 8t., EVANSTON Houses For Sale Lost and Found Houses For Rent 29 Years‘ Experience 13 Years in Highland Park Legal Notices Apply in person only. Help Wanted SMASH! DAVID R. GALLAGHER Phone H.P. 577 f R41â€"43 $495 $465 to schl. & Mr. Tucker, $65 X40â€"42 G39â€"41 $125 $ 50 $25 C4l Commissioner Sharp also called attention to the meeting scheduled on Thursday night at which the various tax bodies of the community will gather and discuss further steps Both young men have criminal records, which were not known when they enlisted. _ Vandergriff, who comes from Pennington, Va., enlistâ€" ed at Fort Thomas, Ky., Oct. 1, 1939, and Haywood, whose home is in May, Conn., enlisted at Fort Hayes, Ohio, Oct. 24, 1939. Eo e ty to be taken toward clearing up the local delinquent tax situation on real estate property. Held to Grand Jury For Theft of Coat Two Fort Sheridan soldiers, charged with larceny after admitâ€" ting the theft of an overcoat, were bound over to the grand jury Monâ€" day on a $2,000 bond each by Police Magistrate Joseph Ariano of Highâ€" wood. Unable to furnish bond, the two men were placed in the county jail. Richard W. Vandergriff, 25, and Elmo Haywood, 27, were seized Satâ€" urday night in My Favorite Inn. Highwood, where they were atâ€" tempting to sell at $40 overcoat beâ€" longing to Angelo Santi, 429 Oakâ€" wood avenue, which they had taken from a radiator in the Lido tavern. Santi and two companions grabbed the thieves and turned them over to Highwood police who were on duty near the tavern. Commissioner Sharp recommended that a preliminary survey be made by the water department to find ways and means of improving water pressure in the southeast part of the city during summer months and report the cost thereof to the counâ€" cil. He also suggested that the City Engineer make a survey on paving Green Bay road south of Central avenue. The City Clerk announced that easements in the Driscoll Court water main extension petition had been granted by property owners inâ€" volved and recommended that perâ€" mission for the extension be granted. The council so voted. Commissioner Swanson said that inasmuch as many of the local citiâ€" zenry were failing to cooperate with the city in the removal of hedges and other obstructions which added to motoring hazards, his department was going to take the matter in its own hands and do it itself. In his report, the mayor anâ€" nounced the appointment of James D. Berube and Earl Lemkinen to the Police Department to fill the vacanâ€" cies left by the resignation of Thomas Rafferty and the retirement of Dennis Driscoll. The mayor paid tribute to the latter two men and said their work provided excellent examples for the younger men on the force to follow. In regard to the appointments of Berube and Lemkinen, Mayor Ronan stated that these two men stood highest on the civil service list and would be placed on probation for a six months peâ€" riod following which time they would be permanently added to the force if their work came up to the Police Department‘s standards. Inc. petitioned the council to extend the time limit for bids on the old City hall property another sixty days in order to allow them more time for the investigation . of credentials of prospective buyers. The council voted to take the Comâ€" munity Service bid under adviseâ€" ment for the time being, and tabled final action on the disposal of the property until a later date. _Ad _AMdministration By ELMORE M. MURPHY Cu 364 North Av. JUNK Phone H. P. 410 J. SMITH (Continued from page 1) DEALER IN THE H1IGHLAND PARKE PBES8 for an Adtaker 5 5 8 The regular monthly meeting of the Highland Park Hospital auxilâ€" iary will be held Wednesday, Deâ€" cember 13, in Trinity Episcopal Church Parish House at 10:30 a.m. Luncheon will be served. Hospital Auxiliary to Meet December 13 Hostesses will be Mrs. Leslie A. Wood, president; Mrs. W. E. Clark, who will have charge of tea arâ€" rangements; Miss Marion Kelly, Miss Marie Klopsteg, Miss Phyllis Swenson, Mrs. James Ritchay, Mrs. Benjamin Troxell, Mrs. J, D. Hasâ€" tings, and Mrs. R. W. Branigar. Beverly Taylor, a Theta sophoâ€" more, will give a Christmas readâ€" ing, and Helen Gambrill, a junior, will play original piano composiâ€" tions. A double quartet, all pupils of Anah Webb Lavery, program chairman, will play a group of numbers and will accompany the carols. Singing Old English Christmas carols, members of the Kappa Alâ€" pha Theta alumnae chapter will gather around a Christmas tree at the Theta house, 619 University place, Evanston, on Wednesday afâ€" ternoon, December 13, at 3 o‘clock. Madi Bacon, director of the North Shore Choral society and of the Elizabethan Madrigal Singers, will lead the singing. A big attendance is expected, as the members are invited to enter their puppies at this match without an extra entry fee. The puppies are to be awarded ribbons in the classes and there are to be trophies for groups and best puppy in match. Kappa Alpha Theta Christmas Party The Midwest Puppy Match Assoâ€" ciation is holding its next match show at the Hotel Hamilton, 18 8. Dearborn street, Chicago, on Wedâ€" nesday evening, Dec. 13, at 8 o‘clock. The show is to be held in the spaâ€" cious ballroom on the 9th floor. The judges are to be: Mr. Harry Osâ€" borne, Toys, Sporting Dogs, Hounds, and Mr. Alex Stewart, Terriers, Nonâ€"Sporting, Working. ings filled with toys and candies, donated by the members, as well as contributions of jellies and basâ€" kets of fruit. This Christmas party is always one of great interest, and members are asked to bring friends. The hostesses will be Mrs. Paul Rice, Puppy Match to Be Held Wednesday present to the North Shore Cathâ€" olic Woman‘s League, on Tuesday, December 12, at Community House, in Winnetks, a sacred program basâ€" ed on the Birth of Christ. Includâ€" tiful Christmas music. s\ The League‘s philanthropies will be benefited by the Christmas stockâ€" Mrs. Thomas A. Baldwin, Mrs. Francis Bonner, and Mrs. John Fisher. Catholic Woman‘s League to Hear Paul Borchardt Highland Park Fuel Co. Frank Siljestrom Menoni & Mocogni Mercer Lumber Companies â€" Deerfield 6 q PRoC . Recommended and Sold by Highland Park Social Service needs remnants of goods for dolls clothes, scraps of lace, ribbon, yarn, snaps, etc. Bring to Old City Hall or drop in bag which has been placed in the Knit Shop, 33 North Sheridan road. Toys are being reâ€" paired and made ready for Santa Claus delivery from Old City Hall. guished Swedishâ€"American dramatic soprano of the opera company, will star as Azecuna which brought her an ovation when she made her debut in this role last season. Others in the cast are Rose Bampton, Carlo More!li, Kurt Baum and Mark Love. Leo Kopp will conduct. It was because of Mme. Soderâ€" strom‘s interest in the school during her service as head of several Fedâ€" eration clubs that the school was selected to benefit from the perâ€" formance of "Il Trovatore" in which she stars. H.P. Social Service Needs Materials For Making Doll Clothes Mrs,. William C. Gilbert of 2516 Park piace, Evanston, is head of a committee of north shore clubwomen who are selling tickets for the Chiâ€" cago City Opera‘s presentation of "I! Trovatore" on Sunday evening, December 17, at the Civic Opera House, for the benefit of the Park Ridge School for Girls. Federation of Woman‘s Clubs are supporters of the Park Ridge School for Girls, which cares for dependâ€" ent girls from all parts of the state. by Opera Perfo Park Ridge School for Girls to Benefit Mrs. Burt J. Denman of Wilmette is chairman of the sehool‘s board. All organizations of the Illinois "I didn‘t know myself," says Butch Brickelbait, "What was starting my days off badly until friend wife started sending my shirts to RELIABLE LAUNDRY. SMART WIFE The Certified Star Food stores, formerly known as the North Shore Grocers, bow! every Tuesday night, at the Glenview Recreation alleys on Waukegan road in Glenview. The Woman‘s Missionary Society of the First United Evangelical church will meet Thurpday afterâ€" noon, Dec. 14, at the home of Mrs. Andrew Petersen, 635 Vine avenue. BOWLING NEWS Certified Star Bowling League Team wW. Stewarts Coffee ......._.._.____23 _ Lasser‘s Beverage ...._..._.__21 â€" Crosse & &Blackwell .._.___21 _ Bremmer Bros. .................. 19 | Town Crier Flour ........._..__11 | Booth Frozen Fresh Foods....16 _ Gebhardt‘s Chili ........._.__16 Mickelberry Food Products.12 / Peter Pan Fancy Foods ....10 / Ol4 Monk Olive Oil Co. ... 9 _ lay, the fire often spread to the larger standing trees, says the Dliâ€" nois Writers‘ Project, W.P.A. In some areas, a visitor could commonâ€" ly see about one hundred half burnâ€" ed trees to each eight or ten acres under cultivation. cleared the ground by grubbing up either cut down to within three feet of the ground or merely "chopped around the stems," and a small strip of bark peeled off. Decay then was left to take its course and the land owners were saved the trouble of cutting down the trees. When underbrush, roots and smalâ€" Fires Sweep Trees Many of the early fields in Hlinois presented a "dismal appesrance", according to an account written in 1819. A traveler of the time obâ€" ler Missionary Society Meets 16 16 12 10 10 12 12 14 16 17 17 21 23