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B NORTH SHORE LINE Page 2 Immediate and permanent employâ€" ment. No experience locelnry'. Free transportation. Good pay with time and a half for overtime. Paid vacations. . Attractite life, ~ acâ€" cident, health and group hospital insurance plans available. Retireâ€" seent annuities, sick and unem* ployment benefits under Railroad Retirement Act. Medical examir~.,s... L_._.;.., EMPLOYMENT â€" DEPARTMENT General Offices Highwood, III. HIGHLAND PARK PRESS 616 Laurel Ave. Phone | (Apecial to The Highiand Park Press) ° *Fourth quarter of 1947 will be bright," cconomists report. "We‘re selling large quantities of merchandise. We‘re expecting a tremendous Christmas, gift manufacturers told the writer this week. "We‘re still six weeks behind on orders," a vice president of a large Chicago box company revealed this week. , ‘"Demand For New Cars To Stay High Two More Years At Least," a newspaper headline shouted the other day. ~*> y f We can have a bright, prosperâ€" ous future if we talk it, think it, believe inâ€"it, work for it. ® & ® NICE GOINC, BUDt ... > We‘re a bit late with this, but we surely want to say a BIG CONâ€" GRATULATIONS to friend Harold (Bud) Pfister who, just the other day, was appointed assistant sales I understand it, he‘s the only gunâ€" smith between Evanston and Wauâ€" kegan. § + !lc'llnnlrnnrmhl.'uk, Most, Chicago experts take several Next time your gun needs attenâ€" tion, call Tom Calbri. * Gas station attendants and gar age mechanics would be more pop ular, we think, if they‘d remember to wipe off their hands before Mngmg@n;naw;i;: Bud‘s still in his twenties . . . and deserves great credit for his Nice going, Bud! And nice going to your lovelywife, too,‘ whose inâ€" spiring words and actions keep you up front. number is H.P: 5845. He lives at 215 Evert‘s _ May you and your growing famâ€" ily always be successfulâ€" and hap> YOUR GUN NEED REPAIRING? Do you have a gunâ€"rifle, reâ€" volverâ€"that needs fixing? Clean with Tom Calbri His telephone manager for Hart, Schafner & Marks, one of the nation‘s leading Now â€" for the first time engraved stationery for business or proâ€" rzzvd_q.d&au- 500 Business Cards, engraved plate included . . $10.95 WHLT T â€" N. SCHULTZ Let‘s Take a Look 10%) engraved plate in RAJILROAD Apply to .ation required. x 11 or 7* x be had at the By pleasant homes. s She reports Bob is ohne of the most honest real estate men she has ever metâ€"and she‘s a bit of an authority, too, I learn. But here‘s an open invitation to all you real estate folk: We‘ll be happy to look over It‘s easy h’h‘ good in people Over Duties As Bank On Tuesday of this week E. R. Torrence, formerly of Chester, IIl., took over his duties as vice presiâ€" dent of the First National Bank of Highland Park. : For the past 20 years Mr. Tor rence has served in the 1st Naâ€" what you have. We‘re interested actually we‘re scouting around for a modest goodâ€"looking home, either broker, popular Bab Earhart. _ Bob‘s been showing her some cluding the steering wheelâ€"â€"than they get in gear boxes. â€"in Highland Park. To date my br Looks like hatâ€"loving"Heéda Hopâ€" per and this writer are "on ammm Thaxter, adorable wife of |James J. T. Aubrey, Jr! We‘re looking forward to meetâ€" ing you next time you visit Highâ€" land Parkâ€"and we hope that‘ll be somewhere, but in case you haven‘t it seems the writer is now engaged can March 1, 1911, at the Post Office it Highand Park, Hinci f Subscription rates: $1.50 per year; 5 cents per single copy. $3.00 per year outside of Lake county. PRAISES PHYLLIS SHAXTER .. T. Aubrey, Jr., late of our town. As far as we‘re.concerned, Jim‘s lovely wife is one of the most convincing actresses in Caliâ€" "Sea of Grass" and "Living In A wrongs if we try hard enough! Big Way," she‘s excellent, adding side of the paper only, and be signed with the name and address of the writer. * Lester 8. Olson, Publisher. R. B. Olson, Réiter. wuw:’».: Preas, 516 1 Laurel avenve, Highland Park, Tl Telephone : Highland Park 557. And we‘re looking for a lot, too. Now there are many fine real In her two most recent pictures, *There‘s something wrong with Okay, negativist. e Entered as second class matter be written on one fairs, shows how electricity saves both dollars and backâ€"breaking labor for the farmer and the Tarm Featuring actual electrical equipment or working models with a backâ€"drop of blowâ€"up photoâ€" Housed in a "big top" 601 110 feet, :M display, :hly graphs of typical operations, the exhibit demonstrates the use of electricity for such farm chores as silo unloading, barn cleaning, ventilating, electric kitchen and laundry room ‘The exhibit will be open daily during the three days of the fair and E. A. Menke, district superinâ€" tendent for the utility, announces that all persons attending the fair will be welcome. pasteurizing, milk handling, crop drying, and feed handling. As the center of attraction for the farm wife, a complete model is installed on the big stage. Home economists of the company will be available to discuss modern Tom Corwine, Jimmy James, and Gene Colin. ~ Tessle T F mubm.'%d the utility‘s "big top". The shows, free to all visitors at the fair, will feature such favorites as Mac and Bob, the Polly Jenkins Tric, Uncle home electrical exhibits, famous stars of radio station WLS and the m Â¥" 4 h 4 " “|: M ; t} s ,“‘ 5 t ‘I’ (weeld bus S NB , h | ‘}O.;.‘“‘ ‘<| _‘.'e \\‘/'l '\x eP _,}J aae 16 . ; l q â€"$% 8 , k 5 P y d C ”»’ ind inscry N , ~ ’ y ' M \ MSco .. R ’,‘"u‘ P .‘l'/’ c:‘(‘xfl". â€" y e ) l M\ l ra / C# D o 4 % *TA Bke,., 14Â¥ 55 5 i a ‘.? j s! s gs en 6 o t _ B Gaace ((8. px‘ Km C -â€" \gi ; § 244 t <~ \ o -U/’f .“‘ «B : A . # e\ £ U , e‘:;"__f a * ‘f(g(s&. T7 f o> a es ~0 : for PUBLIC SZRVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS T HE PR ESS Enroute For Italy Aboard USS Fresno Chief Petty Officer Gordon Silâ€" jestrom of the UB. Navy, is aboard the USS Fresno on his way to an Italian post. After theâ€"close of theâ€" war, durâ€" months as a Japanese prisoner of war, he reenlisted in the Navy for 2 period of two years, which perâ€" iod will terminate in March. His vians beyond that time are indeâ€" finite. At Naval Hospital cluding a new airplane spinner. The grand award, in the form of a 1948 Dodge sedan, will be given away on Sunday, August 24. In charge of the arrangements is Don Baracani, assisted by Ever The American Legion of Highâ€" wood will sponsor a carnival to be held August 20â€"24 at the corner of Railway and Prairie avenues, Proceeds of the carnival will be used toward the Legion home to be opened September 1 at 220 Railway avenue. Highwood. The usual amusements Contri \â€"Servéee BULLETIN 5 We go to a County Fair. We wander through the bright : 1.‘ © sunshine and dusty grass and down the streets.of booths ~ _ and flapping tents. We visit the Exhibit Halls. We ogle the colossal fruits and vegetables and the mouthwatering «_ jellies and preserves. We eavesdrop shamelessly as two ’i; ? â€" _ women inspect the quilt which defeated their entries. _ * ; We exclaim over massive Percherons and Beilgians. In the _ ' _ Hog Pavilion, two oldâ€"timers recall the old days and the % "Green Pig." We join the audience at ‘he Judging Tent in time 3 . _ to see a rousing battle. We have a hot chicken dinner in the Ladits Aid Tent. We head for the harness races. ‘The thotters bawling pitchmen and hawkers, the medicine man, and the brassy voiced barkers. We warch a flirtation on the merryâ€" goâ€"round. We ty our hand in the shooting galleries. We _ > have our fortune told. And we give our impressions of the day in THE COUNTY FAIR. IIlustrations are by Mister McKee. orangeade. We watch the entertainment at intermission. Md‘hmwhiflwly.'elh@loh This Month in Your Fells, Undefeated, > To An Team An Allâ€"Star game will be played this evening (Thursday) starting at 8:45. The Allâ€"Star team will be made up of players selected by the various teams in the league to play against Fells, who have been thus far undefeated. j AS A RULE As a rule, man‘s a fool . .. . . When it‘s hot he wants it cool, When it‘s cool he wants it hot, Always wanting what is not, Never pleased with what he‘s got As a ruile, man‘s a fool. As Entertaining As Your Favorite Magazine > THE Sersice BULLETIN MOVING & PACKING of HOUSEHOLD GOODS 374 Central Ave., Highland Park. H. P. 181 S T O R A G BE STORE BUILDING WANTED Good store location WANTED for rent for AUTO ACCESSORIES, Home Goods Business Affiliated with National Voluntary Chain. Store must be at least 20 x 80 feet. Will consider purchase of stock and fixtures of éxisting business if satisfactory lease can be obtained. Write to Box 802 Highland Park Agent Allied Van Lines Thursday, August 14, 1947 Ravinia Fixâ€"It We drink Telephone H. P. 91