The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

1y those stamped skin. They are seâ€" 45 floor stu es _d:e'nppm;z uminating Engiâ€" ociety, &m, e lamp complies ict requirements nical, safety, and g _excellence â€" O times as much t. Look for thig en you buy. / Y TO SERVEâ€"Cal t best when they yield y 14 out of 400 variâ€" o" or "alligator pear" boratory ‘tested for ln_ave up to 2% tulu fAavorâ€"giving oils! y value of fine lean et cost far less! ften. Calavos are od for youâ€"good for Idren. They have the re of the full hands, alues ) | gameâ€"Eiléen Edwards, MOI m | Primary New As I went to the prim | to get news, I found it : THE | esting place. Their : i isn‘t at all dull, for wh | into one room, I found | ing at a free movie. ‘ | had drawn the pictures | and then pasted them « | white paper and then at : t together, making them i . | reel. It was very good. I In another room I Ein miuen lA en nNF Tevsm ow Teew ,q.o(‘,‘ '5544/0 il.n.lucouux.c.flmrâ€".ne” $ Rock Island Lines 1 179 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, IlL. ; : Phong Wabash 3200 ; Please send me Arizonaâ€"Californialiterâ€" | ature and complete travel information. _ The second grades have been studying Indians. One group stuâ€" died the Pueblo Indians; the dther, the Wigwam Indians. Last year the children who were studying the Puâ€" eblos started a rug, made on a regâ€" ular Indian loom, with an Indian pattern, which they had designed, This year‘s group has finished it. For Christmas they made Indian bowls for their mothers, in both groups. The Pueblos made for their fathers, paperweights out of eggs with faces painted on them. The hair was black yarn. The Wigwam Indians made birch bark book marks for their fathers, and totem pole Christmas cards. Each child has an indian name. Six of them are White Flower, Singing Star, Silver Moon, and four boys: Spotted Eagle, Tonto and Chief Swift Foot. They have made books about the Woodland Indians. The stories tell about how they looked, where they lived, what they ate and some other interesting things, They had a room assembly and read their stories and had a little play. â€"Nancy Armstrong, Grade 6. Woodland Indians QUIKEST THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1936 LOWEST WINTER EVER OFFERED RAVINIA SCHOOL NEWS 7 South St. Johns Ave. Phone Highland Park 435 The most complete selection of modern and antique | patterns of picture moulding on * the North Shore j Any Picture _ Worth _ Saving Is: _ Worth Framing â€" SCHOOL NEWS Mail This Coupon DAILY. THROUGH SERVICE T0 4 LIMITED No Extra Fare Every travel luxury â€"every car airâ€"conâ€" ditioned. Most convenient hours of departure and arrival. And it‘s the comâ€" fortable low altiâ€" tude way. Hecketsweiler _ Studio _ Photographers Eh:ia;{ 3b,000.000 years, according to Dr. W. W. Atwood of Worcester, Mass. _ The work of the children was so interesting that I was loath to go, although I was sure I would be back soon.â€"Marilyn Wagner, 8A3. Three Rocky mountain ranges have been formed and then worn away by the action of water during In the né{xt room I‘heard that they were going to make some Eskimo villages in the near future. They will make the villages out of salt, sugar, and flour which will form a pastyâ€"like substance. They will use sugar as their snow, The children were excited over the Eskimo vilâ€" lage that "is to be," and they are very anxious to start. : + Although I never realized it, snow flakes are very pretty when they are colored. ‘eosl | Do Not Run in the Halls f _ While going from your room to start home or to the basement or gymnasium, do not rin down the stairs as spon as you are out of sight of the teacher. It may cause an accident.| You may be badly hurt and have to miss school. When you came back you would have to "makeâ€" up" all the work you missed. When running in |the halls you may un around & ¢orner and accidentally bump into some one causing them to fall and break an arm or leg.â€" Enith Uchtimar, grade 7. t Primary News As I went to the primary building to get news, I found it a very interâ€" esting place. Their school work isn‘t at all dull, for when I stepped into one room, I found myself lookâ€" ing at a free movie. The children had drawn the pictures theniselves, and then pasted them on sheets of white paper and then attached them together, ‘:tnk_ing them into one long reel. It was very good. Girls Oiglnize Hockey Team The seventh and eighth grade girls of Elm Place sckool have been anxious to organize a hockey team, therefore, |on Thursday, Jan. 16, they met on the Elm Place skating rink and were taught the essentials of the game. They were then diâ€" vided into two teams. The girls borâ€" rowed hockey sticks from the boys who rather reluctantly gave them up. The girls were very enthusâ€" lastic, and the game was started at once. Some, of course, became" exâ€" cited and got their sticks tangled up with their feet. Others tripped and fell on the puck. The score finally turned out to be 7 to 14.. The girls were exhausted and went home, but they are anxiously awaiting the next! gameâ€"Eiléen Edwards, 8th. ‘ Woodland ians like to| roam © Through the woods and back to home. | ‘ They tan shoot some wild game . And never, never miss their aim. +â€"Gale George, Grade 2. DEERFIELD SCHOOL ELM PLACE SCHOOL irom your room to to the basement or not ruin down the as you are out of D. A. R. Better Films â€" . \__:â€" Committee Review ‘The Melody Lingers On." Cast: Josephine Hutchinson, George Hot -1} , David Scott, January 23, ThEE-:L day. _A beautiful sympathetic orâ€" trayal of the devotion of a mother to| her son whom she was ‘obli%ed to‘ renounce as a baby during the| rld War and whom she sees | aglain when he is grown up. A someâ€"| what complicated and lengthy: plot is |balanced by the splendid voite of Géorge Houston and the expert act--l i of ‘Josephine Hutchinson, who. heads an exceptionally fine cast. Adults and young adults. ‘College Capers." College boat | rapes, good dancing and chorus of | negro children. Family. | ‘Beautiful Banff and Lake; Louise." Exquisite Fitzpatrich Traâ€" vel Talk in color. Exceptionally fine. | Family. | ‘O‘Shanghnessy‘s Boy." Cast: Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper, Sarah Haden, January 24, 25, Friday, Satâ€" urday, the story of the tempestuous | life of an animal trainer and his de. | votion to his little son, the plot is complicated by the vindictive charâ€" u li v co oran Plumbing & Heating Co. NORTH SHORE GAS COMPANY Outstanome on ruoripa‘s west coast 858 Central Ave., Highland Park â€" Tel. 1060 M.AGIC CHEF features flwl(, with 9aA, . .. the modern way! Here is your opportunity to escape cooking drudgery ... and save money! This special offer installs a famous Magic Chef gas range in your kitchen at a saving of $25 . . . and on such low monthly terms that your budget hardly will notice the easy payments. Begin now to enjoy the advantages of daily cooking convenience, economy and perfect results. Have the healthful, vitaminâ€"saving food cooking methods brought to you by. this Magic Chef gas range. Come in now for. complete facts . . . or telephone. on this model Magic Chef SA VE +2 5 At the exceptional rates of $42â€" $49â€"$56b weekly, room with priâ€" vate bath American Plan, you can enjoy winter at this beautiful reâ€" sort hotel in tropical southern Florida. Modern guest rooms ALL overiook the harbor. Superb golf on hotel‘s own 18â€"hole course. ®e Minute minder clock and light ® Controlled heat with all burners © Odorless, smokeless, gridâ€"pan bi e Automatic oven heat control o F ully insulated oven and broiler THE PRES3 "Personal Maid‘s Secret." Cast: Margaret Lindsay, Warren Hull, Ruth Donnelly, Arthur Treacher, January 26, 27, Sunday and Monday. A gay little story with a serious note at the end. An ambitious young couple is steered to success largely by the strategy of a perfect houseâ€" maid whose services are far beyond their means. Attractively staged and delicately photographed, the picture offers many laughs and introduces a lovable little boy actor. Family. "Barretts Of Wimpole Street." Cast: Norma Shearer, Fredric March, Charles Laughton, January 28, 29, Tuesday, Wednesday, led by the lifeâ€"loving vigorous personality of Robert Browning, the fragile poâ€" etess, Elizabeth Barrett, emerges from her father‘s mental dominance to a life of health and happiness. Intelligence in direction, understandâ€" ing in adaptation and excellence in acter of his wife‘s sister who not only breaks up his happy home but poisons the child‘s mind against him. Jackie Cooper gives a restrained exâ€" ample of a young boy whose mind has been bruised. The gradual realâ€" ization of his father‘s worth is exâ€" cellently handled. Family. ami Trail, good train service. For booklet or reservation, write hotel, 6. Floyd Alford, Mgr.. or write N. Y, Office: 220 W. 42 54. Wis. 7â€"2000 Bathing from hotel. Quail »hooting and fine fishing. Trap and skeet thoofing tennis. Directly on Tamiâ€" J. R. Notz Hardware Co. 756 Waukegan Road, Deerfield â€" Tel. Deerfield 13 broiler or these degalers The homemaker with a newâ€"type GAS RANGE is not "tied" to her kitchen. Install a modern GAS RANGE and enjoy many new hours of freedom every day ... STATE OF ".Ll.\’()lse COUNTY OF LAKE ) R. L. Erskine, one of the managing officers, and J. M. Appel and C. F. Grant, two of the directors of the filrhhnd Park State Bank, a corporation of the State of Illinois, being severally duly sworn, esch upon his oath states: That he makes this affidavit for the purpose of complying w‘th the requirements of Sections 9 and 10 of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Illinois, entitled "An Act to provide for and regulate the administration of trusts by trust companies." That the foregoing report of the said corporation on the sforementioned date, is true and correct in all respects to the best of his knowledge and belief, and thit he has examined the mssets and books of the said company for the purpose of making said statement. 7 3+ casting all aid in making of this beautifully â€"mounted, well acted drama. Family. \‘*"Dr. Socrates." Cast: Paul Muni, Ann Dvorak, Barton MacLane, Janâ€" vuary 30, Thursday. A gangster pic. 11 16 Gramd ‘Totsl LARIINER®B 1.).24.2s.0.0300reeescereccerer cecee oc resrrerennsenseetrmmncennnemmeds n MEMORANDUM : Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Linbilitics : 26. Loans and investments pledged : (a) U. 8. Government obligations diréct and/or, fully guaranteed (b) Other bonds, st0tks ANd BCUFitiG® .................sscsscuscsllse (€) LORNS A&NG UI8COUNUS .......................00.00000000 0000 000n0smmee0e, ces located at Highland Park, Iilinois, at the close of business on the $ist day of Decéember, 1935, as shown by the annual report made x‘tho said mu as a trust company, to the Auditor of Public Accounts of the State of pursusnt to law. 13 14 18 28 4 47 R. I. ERSKINE J. M.. APPEE C. F. GRANT. _ Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of January, 1986. â€" NC 4 ENNE | BDOMENE *) ....22002n000 2075222 7e m nahwet eFver ces en se aabegrrved h upencte ove oowe roeresverse touenevereevves Income debentures @nd/Or CRPitR] NObA® ........................cucscoommmsmmmim BCE INES 1 20000 hacce rieen oo manoetl en on ioh Soodeate en eieer e e scremniere regeapilirenen s rriipeianirent d reown ranperoarence Unidivided > Profits (DNGH) ... .....1.......camtemervimemiystantioncieesrinesnerrencetommnercrersentict TUGGCF VC BEBOURLE® . :s».1,.1suinise sconvennendess reerech revennverecentrnntsstnctoes cepnereapeinunivenenencensbeniniveuy Demand . GEDORIS 1s...â€".:iâ€"... soccirrenderer ns reinincveerernesn ces eegetvarcrennntÂ¥netioencmnrarmenoerincucrenctve Tigint | ODORRLE | .1sceree s rvveder wernersiennidee rennenpe ropienerninnnrarnetseinieinarderemmty ihervesconetimen tetenbees Total of deposits : {1) Secured by pledge of loans and/or investments ....$ 50,890.00 (2) Not secured by pledge of loans and/or investments. 2,690,648.50 =__(8) TOtME G@DOBItS |.........................lll.s.oncmeminame.c........ 2,741,538.50 Bills payable ..... Reâ€"Discounts _ ... Dividends unpaid Letters of jcredit Bank acceptances Other liabilities . COath snt TLE FPORL: EK: ...... â€"«â€"ervicofentncnltvieatientediimimentrnmeintroenrimiaremetscimsmerdyâ€" SE ARKAE United States Government obligntions, direct and/or fully guaranteed........ 1,071,083.3% Other bonds, stOcks &AhQ@ SCEUHIRIGS ..,.........~.oovoveccmmmtmmmmrmmeommmmcmmmriticncenm * UREIRRRAET T.0 6 > 1020 . |ARBBOUTHLE _ ..1... 10â€"â€"0 o neopesnere se dn rereversatronmentiintionnnrintetirid notinnoncconlonisoone iorer â€" H BBRA T CPVEINNEI ENE * 1â€"1â€"2â€"04t00i0.in0e0olenmerncnernhemene sentls rurnpneny : relonian iriercatereneriattentones rorerrprmsnniont it anint 123.47 Banking house $85,000.00; Furniture and fixtures $9,000.00 ......â€".....~_..... 94,000.00 OThEF ‘Dowd . SBEBbE ./. . ofe...iseecerber| oo jvedvefieindhaunerrencetoets nparnenetetieeintrmarelonginrenynernectarvengd l% OUEE BOSONEOBHE | â€"21â€"5112 weendencs sene oi cnd e errerbrouydveaee camet Nee t vroprmasnnlerere romnntrcanneocanrmensa ce Pledse (m) (b) (e) (f) Grand. Total Resources 1) Total Pledged (excluding reâ€"discounts) Total Pledged d Visit Our Display: With Au Against Against Against Against iduciary 306 Railway Ave., Highwood â€" Tel. Highwood 519 (SEAL) â€"ARE )8s. 0| e one of the managing officers, and J. M. Appel and C. 1\ the filrhhnd Park State Bank, a corporation of the duly sworn, esch upon his oath states: That he makes comply ing w‘th the requirements of Sections 9 and 10 bly of the State of Illinois, entitled "An Act to provide ion .of trusts by trust companies." That the foregoing : the nforementioned date, is true and correct in all respe HIGHLAND PARK STATE BANK U. 8. G;:vernmt funds of State deposits iof Tru 1i ther deposits orrowings ... Statement of Resources and Limbilities of the purposes f) Public Accounts John Leonardi OFFICIAL PUBLICATION nt and postal savings deposits Of _ TIIMOI® |..........c.scsccsmes> t: Department .........._............... mannrne i hconhenoemeemine agnt onnes o ennantenncomgmemine oomitmens snn LIABILITIES RESOURCES ltuulnwhkh.mn:mhul- vertently comes in contact with a ,bcnd of criminals and becomes a hero by cleverly plannipg their capâ€" ‘tuu. Paul Muni‘s work as Lee Caldâ€" well is commendable. Adults. qualify for the Exe MARTIN C. HART, Notary Public el and C. F. Grant, two of n of the State of Illinois, he makes this affidavit for and 10 of an Act of the o provide for and regulate regoing report of the said all respects to the best of PAGE ELEVEN $3,219,918.85 $ $11,000.00 $ $11,000.00 $3,219,918.85 $ 206,000.00 105,000.00 _ 200,000.00 150,000.00 50,000.00 10,605.74 €7.760.61 1,557,633.07 1,188,905.43 126,000.00 none none