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With Roots J. Ostrowsky, Nursery The Udell Printing Co. & GRAVE CEMETERY LOT IN NORTBH Bhore Garden of Memories. Splendid loâ€" eation. Tel. H.P. 567 days or l““m for an Adtaker TRADEâ€"IN YOUR OLD PIANO. wE will give you credit voucher for its full tradeâ€"in value, which you can spply toward new piano or radio. Cable Piano Co. Bpecial Represeniative. Charles Howard Bent, Wil mette 4950. A42â€"44 HP. 2334 ENGLISH TYPE KROLL CAB, $10; GASâ€" oline table top range, $10. Tel. Deerfleld se A42â€"44 DISPOSING OFâ€"FURNITURE AND FUR, nishings, including many antiques, Must vacate first week of January. 49 Wauâ€" kegan Rd. Deerfleld. Tel. Dfd 87. A43hl BEAUTIFUL TWO ROOM APARTMENT, furnished or unfurnished. Very large livâ€" ing rooin, dressing room, tile bath, ‘ltchâ€" enctte, dinette. In modern Bldg. Gas, light ‘and refrigeration furnished. _ Reaâ€" wonnble. Tel. H.P. 3900. pisâ€"is EXPERTENCED MOTHER WILL TAKE eare of children day or evenings. Tel. H.P. 155. Esout AN APPROPRIATE CHRISTMAS GIFT A Bs ie rp ie cre" M cccomes SITUATION WANTED: HIGH SCHOOL aiudent wishes part time employment after school hours and Saturdays. Phone Deerâ€" field 124. uds NICELY â€"FURNISHED T ROOM: REASONARLE, OIL HEAT, : blocks from business section ; quiet street; no other roomera; gentlemen preferred. Tel. H. P. 622. PBStf 5 5 7 SLEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT ©FFICE UP.TOâ€"DATE IN OUR BANK building . on . ressonable terms, _ FIRST NATIONAL _ BANK _ OF â€" HIGHLAND PARK J a6uf EXCEPTIONAL BUYS IN HOUSES, LOTZ POUND: COCKEREL SPANIEL FEMALE PLEASE RETURN CARDS AND PAPERS found in man‘s purse taken from baseâ€" ment Ravinin Village House last Thursâ€" day. Valuable to owner only. You may keep purse a« well as money. Arthur Raff, 245 Cedar Ave., Highland Park. M4Â¥pd Genuine engraved in "Snowâ€" Whit 20 of any one design $1.00 q Also see our large selection of Also see our large seeeTON U moderately priced Christmss cards. for two girls private home: noon hour or " B e mt oa \ 8.'-'»'.'11'. book, ‘"Nature‘s Messages Peace." â€" Beautifully _ illustrated. _ Mre. C. Pohrte, 1815 S. St. Johns Ave. :I'o‘l'. able for 1 or 2. 44 block north C Ave. 36 N. Second St. HLP. 2381 Furnishings For Sale pup ; about 5 months old 481 N. Sheridan Rd. Preshly eut. CHARLES FIORE NURSERY mes H.P. 524 & Libertyrille 680. U41â€"8pd 80 for $1.00 eâ€" Stee! Die Engraved Etchings ‘Beauties of Winter" 14 for §1.00 Boxes of assorted cards, 15e XMAS TREES Situations Wanted Real Retate â€" Loans and Insurance of all kinds _ â€" Mise. For Sale 588 Central Avenue Tel. H. P. 557 Rooms For Rent Office For Rent Lost and Found Apartments Real Estate ISHED ROOM SUITABLE Twin beds. near bath, in Near transportation, Call after 5 p.m. Tel. H.P. 158. *./ u voa w Tel, H. P. «$ UA4Llâ€"4® mâ€"mr'dlh-l‘dfi"-fl. placed another section 1o mds i sn Taid of ‘Setinday followlug publication, 10 seate To cents if not ceats each udu'nulm. ‘1.10 for ‘ ......'.:fln weeks. Highiand Park and Lake Fores: Combination Rate, 75¢; $1.00 if not paid by Satusâ€" day following publication BLIND ADS: 75 cents,for fve lines of less if paid for before insertion; $1.00 if not & following publication. 10 cents each additional 1i Classified Wantâ€"Ads A41â€"48 Dist sUTTâ€" ‘entral P43pd PA Seam o = * o _____ $49 sea n NC t * ___ $124 0 White wail thee, radte bw. 9224 NORTH SHORE BUICK FOR SALE: 2 AUTOMOBILESâ€" 1988 E. T. SKIDMORE & SON REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 832 N. St. Jobhns Ave. Phone H.P. 677 R4Lâ€"43 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the Esâ€" tate of Michnel F. Gallagher, Deceased, has fxed upon Monday, the 5th day of Febâ€" ruary A.D. 1940, as the return day for the hearing of all claims against the above named Estate. All persons having claims against said Estate are hereby notified and reâ€" quested to attend the Probate Court of Lake County, Iilinois, on said date at ten o‘clock A.M. for the purpose of having said claims adjusted. DAVID R. GALLAGHER Gallagher, Rinaker, Wilkinson & Hall, Attorneys, 231 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, IIL Waukegan, I1L, November 30, 1989. X41â€"48 {Record Christmas \Business Reported | at H.P. Post Office 366 Central Ave. HLP. 172. . PBE _ COMPANY Authorized Sales and Service ADJUDICATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Administratrix of the Esâ€" tate of Frank J. Merriman, deceased, has fixed upon Tuesday, the 6th day of Fob. A. D. 1940, as the return day for the hearing of all claima agminst the above named Estate. All persons baving claims against said Estate are hereby notified and requested to attend the Probate Court of Lake County, Illinois, on said date at ten o‘clock A.M. for the purpose of having said claims adjusted. D00 22 Business 1% ton stake body truck. Both in sood condition. Address F. Q, Highland Park EDITH MEYER, Administratrix of the Estate of Frank _J. Merriman, Deceased. ERNEST 8. GAIL, Attorney. Highland Park, Illinois, December 7, 1939. X42â€"4u Mailings of both Christmas parâ€" cels and holiday greeting cards at the local post office are exceeding all previous records, according to Postmaster Cobb, He states it is especially gratifying to note the much larger percentage of Christâ€" mas greetings mailed first class this year. Besides enabling the mailer to write a personal message, these first class greetings may be sealed and go much faster than the third class, unsealed ones. Using 2¢ and Bc stamps on their holiday greetings instead of 14c stamps greatly enâ€" hances the dignity and effect of their Christmas message. Incidentally, it is the main factor in the big inâ€" crease in postal revenue at the Highâ€" land Park office this December over previous years. This will be helpful in obtaining an allotment for a new office here next year. Automobiles For Sale Christmas Special The Highland Park post office will continue to remain open eveninn! until the rush is over, as well as this Saturday afternoon. Saturday there will be complete delivery of all mail and parcels. Sunday, the 24th, and Christmas day the post office will be closed. Mails will arrive and leave on holiday schedule, with speâ€" cial delivery service as usual. On these two days, there will also be a cleanâ€"up delivery of all Christmas gift parcels which arrive Sunday and Christmas day. 110 South First Street Free Pickâ€"up and Delivery PIANO TUNING H. F. PAHNKE Domestic HelF With Good Refs. Inga Durment Employment Service Business Directory 13 ADJUDICATION NOTICB Help Wanted Aâ€"1 jobs open now. Apply in person only. 29 Years‘ Legal Notices Automobile 1987 _Ad ./4¢lllloulMl. 6. iou By ELMORE M. MURPHY C)GO cuts and were doing considerable damage to the road surfaces. The two bridges on these roads, he added, were not of heavy enough construction to withstand the terriâ€" fic pounding they were now getting. He made the suggestion, in which the council concurred, that City Enâ€" gineer Cole examine the bridges with the thought in mind of making a five ton weight limit on trucks using these crossings. As prophesied in these columns last week, the council at Monday eveâ€" ning‘s session changed the city ordiâ€" nance pertaining to opening and closing hours of amusement places to allow public bowling may be inâ€" dulged in from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on week days and from 11 a.m. to 11 p. m. on Sundays. No objection to this action was raised from the floor of the council meeting so it may be assumed that the change was in acâ€" cord with the majority of the comâ€" munity‘s wishes as the proposed acâ€" tion of the council was publicized a week ago. Commissioner Swanson closed his report by requesting permission of ‘the council to install overhanging ‘lighb on the Ravine drive bridge. He stated that no expense would be incurred by the city from this inâ€" stallation. Permission was granted by the council as requested. At the close of the meeting, Maâ€" yor Ronan announced that due to the press of the holidays there would be no council meetings on the next‘ two Mondays. Your reporter plans to use these columns next week in a discussion of the incinerator probâ€" lem and what progress the commitâ€" tee in charge is making towards its ultimate solution. In the meantime he wishes to take this opportunity to wish the readers of THE HicHâ€" LAND PARK PrEsS a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosâ€" perous New Year. by (Continued from page 1) THB H1IGHLAN D for an Adtaker 5 58 A stork shower was given on Monâ€" day evening in honor of Mrs. Ettore Lenzi, by a group of her friends at the home of Mrs. Kate Bernardoni. Card games were the feature of the evening, and later refreshments were served. LENA CLANDT, Representative The Osk Terrace P.T.A. held their meeting Tuesday evening at the school auditorium. Following the meeting, a program was given by the school children for the enterâ€" tainment of their parents. the election of new officers for the coming year in the Highwood chapâ€" ter of the Gugliemo Marconi lodge. The following officers were elected: Aldo Bertachini, president; James Gherardini, vice president; Seconda Natta, recording secretary; Battista Pasquesi, financial secretary; Desiâ€" dero Cassai, sick committee; JOe Anâ€" tonelli, marshal; Joe Mordini, doorâ€" man, and Joe Fini and Gene Fioechi, ‘The Union Local will hold a Christmas party for its members and their families on Saturday evening at the Labor Temple. flag bearers. Mrs. Michael Pedrucci of Nokoâ€" mis, Ill., is visiting her daughters, Mrs. 8. Mancini and Mrs. Sally Supâ€" chin, of Highwood. Little Shirley Jean Cornwell spent the weekâ€"end in Chicago visiting her mother, Mrs. Cornwell. On Thursday the newly organized Lion‘s club met at the Pagoda for luncheon in & joint meeting with the Highland Park club. Mr. Otto Fisher was elected president of the Highwood group, with Dr. N. C. Risjord as viceâ€"president. The Highwood Civic Improvement Association held their regular meetâ€" ing Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Juhrend. Announcement hbas been made of The Misses Dorothy Minorini, Helâ€" en Maestri, Lenette Olson, Lela Carlâ€" son, and Edith Oukrust bowled in the Ladies‘ State Tournament in Aurora on Sunday, All the girls turned in good scores but the outâ€" come of their efforts will not be known until next Sunday, when the finals will be played off. Among the many holiday parties being held next week is the private party to be given by the Italian Women‘s Prosperity Club for their members and friends on New Year‘s Eve at the Labor Temple. All memâ€" bers and friends attending are guarâ€" anteed a good time. The Arthur Trouts of Oklahoma arrived early last week to visit with their mother, Mrs. L. Trout. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mackay announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Pearl Marie, to Mr. John Roach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Roach of 130 Pleasant street, Highâ€" wood. The wedding will take place Dec. 30 at St. James church. New North Shore Orchestra Makes Its Debut Tuesday (Continued from page 1) flute; Newton Hoffman, oboe; James Krohn, Ross Harrington and Cody Pfanstieh], violins; Davis Green and Gail Bray, basses; and Miss Marley, piano, have attended rehearsals durâ€" ing the fall. In a sense the orchesâ€" tra is not new at all, but has grown out of a high school study class started by Mrs. George R. Jones seyâ€" eral years ago in Highland Park, leading to a series of meetings On Sunday evenings in recent years in the home of Everett L. Millard, which have been attended by musicâ€" jans towns from several North Shore Telephone H. P. 53 Burglarize 2 Homes in Highwood Tuesday Two robberies were committed in the City of Highwood early Tuesday time between 2 and T o‘clock Tuesâ€" day morning at the home of John first home, while the intruder was frightened awsy from the second through a back door. A bill fold er‘s pocket and the money removed and the balance of the contents strewn on the kitchen floor. Sixâ€" teen cents was taken from Mrs. Lenzini‘s pyrse and laid on the dresâ€" ser, where a wrist watch was reâ€" was removed from Lenzini‘s trousâ€" At 4:30, Philip Pasquesi, 329 Highwood avenue, who is a driver for a bakery concern, was dressing to make his regular route when he beard a noise in his dining room. Thinking it was his daughter who had been ill, he paid little attention until the door of his room started to open. He called to his daughter, frightening the burglar, who made a quick getâ€"away, dropping his flash light in his escape. The Highwood police are now tracing the owner of the flash light. Highwood Labor Union Plans Party For Saturday Nigkt As in previous years, the Labor Union, Local No. 152, will give a Christmas party for members‘ children and their parents on Satâ€" urday, Dec. 23, at the Labor Temâ€" ple, Highland Park. Fruit and candy will be distributed to the chilâ€" dren by Santa Claus at 8:30 after which refreshments will be served to all. The committee in charge have arâ€" ranged for a musical entertainment so as to provide an orderly good time for all. Members and their families are requested to attend. Read The Wantâ€"Ads