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Thundny, Nov. 27, 1930 We Are Now Equipped To Grease Your Car-- lncluding Checking Battery, Tires, Radiator. Oil, tdr $1.00 V We will also Wash your ear for $1.50 This is all First Class Work. Will Call and Deliver $15.00 to $200.00 CHARIJ‘ FITTED CASES The "liustsFle design of \ Chuis (a pat med exclu. Iiv: feature) permi , inci. (fyf vidual figure control- (1mm pr'iO without discomfort. The I"... .3.» " 1',','2M'/ig,td, bust, ',/Wr.',","A norm waist ine, moder- ' . med hip Ind thigh con. t"""'"" tours-ill thew requirements of the cut- mu mode-cm be complied with when you we: Charis You an 21-min: augment Ind nuke aeaionltttherrifstrt?f.rotu.he Wdt'l or phone the eddie" haw. C HAM!“ HADEES HOT WATER HEATERS , $27.50 - $31.50 "f37.50 Free installation 882 East Park Avenue Phone Highland Park 56 "I" I" I". tuna” BLANCHE HAWKINS 606 Nrth Sheridan Road First WAuxmAN, 114.. Telephone Ontario 8185 Then a Fitted Dress May Be Included in Social Ven. ire. If Needed in Deeem. ber; or, March Women may serve as jurors in cir- cuit and county court " curly u the December term it was indie-ted last week by oMriahs who laid plans to take the matter before the county board of supervisors. As the regular panels ore drown for December only speck! jurors could be called. according to Super- visor Harry Strntton. chm-mun of the board, but the March term will find them serving on one: he in con- fsdent, says a report from Waukegan. The Lake County League of Wom- en Voters, who fought for the pul- are of the act It the election Nov. 4, are anxious to bus their sex on venires as soon " possible. WOMEN a JUNE _ TRAFFIC G GROWING Among those who have been Active in the work are; Mrs. C. C. Hop. kins, of Highland Park; Mrs. Wil. liam Genrley, of Lake Forest; Mrs. Arthur Haitth, of Waukegan; Mrs, M E. Smith, of Wankegnn: Mrs. Freer Jensen. of Pox Lake, and Mrs. "Women ere free of trsterna1 " filiations which often influence men jurors. In addition their value of life is so much greater than men that it will make them more trustworthy. In the future women should be placed on all juries in this county where the vloath penalty is involved." County Clerk Lew A. Hendee be- lieves that the regular December venire will be exhausted before the term is completed which would cell for special jurors. Unless the board acts, however, to have women selec- ted, they could not serve until the March term of court. Hum Genrley, of Lake Forest; Arthur Haitth, of Waukegan; M E. Smith, of Wankegln: Fred’ Jensen. of Pox Lake, and H. H. Grimm, of Antioch. The largest ornng (or (wrung-nun) it which there is any record lit on exhibition in I group " Field Mu- seum of Natural History. It in In o'd male which measures eight feet for and (no-half inches from tip to tip of its outstretched arms. it weighed, when killed, 150 pounds, end had a height of four feet-six inches. Attorneys Arc wondering what type of a juror the women will make. Largest Orang-Utan Is Exhibited in Group at The oranz gets its home from a word meaning "man of the woods" to the natives of Borneo and Sum- atra, where it is found, according to Dr. Wilfred H. Osgood, cur-wt of zoology. It is one of the four most manlike of extant ones, the others being the gorilla. the ehirntmnmse, and the gibbons. The orang's brain is well develcped, and, except in size and weight, is remu-knbly aimilnr to that of mun, says Dr, Olgood. The museum’s can: group con- ning of several upecimenl mounted in lifelike attitudes in the bunches of a durion tree, which ll a kind much frequented by these npel. Or- nngn inhabit lowland forest: and ul- dum come to the ground. At night they sleep in I kind of neat rudely formed of bought Ind leaves. The animals have extremely long Irma. M that even when they mud erect their hands reach their Inklu. THE PRESS HARRISON PARKING GARAGE UNITS OF NATIONAL PARKING GARAGES, INC. In these unique garages electricity parks their cars, untouched by human hands. No dirty drivers leave grease on gears, seat or wheel. Women everywhere praise their cleanliness, their quick action, their convenient locations. These new Elec. tric Parking Garages, at 30 Quincy Street and at Har. rison and Wabash, have ended the Loop shoppers' parking problem. 1‘.le HMIIM Park an 288 GLENCOE AVENUE BE :1: BUILT LIKE P. Jag»! FINE HOTELS . so Convenient for Shoppers M. D. IUIPIIY Hot Water, Vapor. High or Low Munro Stem mallow-admin. - [can't-tum HUI!!! O ICI'ALL HEATING comm-mus Eut Side of Wabash at Harrison Harrison 4808 Electric GARAGES Here cars are parked or delivered quickly, without confusion or delay. Here, close to famous State Street stores and smart Boulevard shops, a special package service signs for shoppers' parcels, and cares for them until the shopper is ready to leave. Here are rest rooms. writing rooms, tele. phones, lockers, special facilities as attractively appointed as a fine hotel. " CLIFTON AVENUE TOW limit! Park I!!! J. A. ICll'ALL "