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APERS RETONNE 0 more sprawlâ€" ~stockings. No Ne mom es, you ¢ : subject. to apâ€" Park UGS$ Deliver Lodge Plans ty Oct. 29 me will be served at to anyone.wishing it. RKER MWM ‘blnneboonndm sday, Oct. 29, at the | N. Sheridan road. ‘door prize will be OCTOBER 22, 1986 ND PARK AL CO. ark Floral Co, NC SALEâ€"â€" absolutely ARK 405 us clean d Park 568 per Dozen sities. RING 1740 for y THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1936 Howing is a smcyofmflex:t"?ohm_u{&hhm;w énug and Central avenue, made by ‘G. Pertz of the Highland Park Safety committee under the direction of FEdwand Moroney, chief of police. ‘ is survey is similar to the survey ade‘ at Greenbay road and Cenâ€" tral avenue during June and July 1936., The heavy volume of traffic at this intersection and the blocking of the main street in this city by the North Shore Electric and the Northwes Railway trains indicates the necessity of consideration of Safety ures. The following table gives a récapitulation of results obtained forâ€"a thirteen hour period from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. This data was obtained &m Tuesdays and Thursdays, two days recognized by the State Division of Highways as having minimum t . ~Light delivery trucks of local merchants are included as regular fiw Â¥ MA Â¥ & § i \le"‘\-m.dwmâ€"â€"‘.fl;n.'b.l-u- p automobile | St. Johns From south righ Fram south left ‘From east right gm east left t \F '.:H nor& M From north righ |Frem north left ‘From west thru | m west left ‘Taking U turns ‘Total thru traffhi ‘Total thru traffi . Total number 0 Total automobiles from South thru traffic on ( St. JORIMS KYÂ¥C. .,.........ccoomerseotyreninearenplevionayands \ south right turn on Central ...........___.=. south left turn on Central ................. B east thru traffic on Central ..............__..___. From east right turn on St. Johns ....._..._...... jm east left turn on St. Johns .................. From north thru traffic on St. Johns ..‘....-.......4 From north right turn on Central .........:.......£... p m ml‘th Idt turn on m u.Q--'--.-:â€"---..--.u m west thru traffic on Central ............_...... m west left turn on St. Johns ............_.......... Taking U turns on Central Ave, ... Total thru traffie North and South .........__.... otal thru traffic East and Wiest .....,..}........... To CRII EFIIRRE ... ... qsc conrion smm inanhninnnan tighreta tanpraubn Total number of right turns o e Total number of left tUMMS ..........ccsckccnllels Total automobiles at intersection ...................... * oful POUOSEDMALS â€".cu. sns mrecionnnt inninintseniopbcciigrcien TotAl DiCYVCIOB |,.o...slcscesecssscnsssen se remncnmtnnnfnndnendencncame ces Total foreign cars (Others than Illinois) ............ Total automobiles running thru stop sign ...... Average automobiles per hour .:,............. Average automobiles per minute .........._.. Average seconds per automobile ....._......... Téotal traffic North on St. Johns Ave. ........... tal traffic South on St. Johns ‘Ave. ... Total traffic East on Central Ave. .................. ‘traffic West on Central Ave. ... talitraffic on St. Johns Ave. nonindeerectaifuatoen traffic on Central Ave,. ............._._._....... 1023 330 1,000 Ol4 Average passenger cars per hourâ€"873.8 average trucks per hour .1 average automobiles per hour 922.9 making 15.38 cars per minute or e car every 3.9 seconds. Automobiles are 78.5% of the traffic; pedesâ€" s 24.2% and bicycles 2.38%. + : . { t Friday and Saturday "Walking n Air" a fastâ€"paced sophisticated mery of a romance which hits a ky road. * Frederic / March is ~ coâ€"starring ith Katherine Hepburn in "Mary Seotland" which will be shown n Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and ednesday. 8 Thursday, "The Preâ€"View Murâ€" der Mystery" with Reginald Denny, E:uncu Drake, Gail Patrick, Rod Rocque, and a supporting cast. "Mum" Sale This Week As Opening Event ~The Highland Park Floral Comâ€" pany, located at 1740 Deerfield road, are announcing an opening sale on "mums" this week. This new enterâ€" prise is owned and operated by Mr. Kellerman. t t* 5 The following pictures will be own at the Deerpath Theatre of ke Forest, next week: " ‘Tonight, "Green Pastures," . the litzer prize play, starring Rex gram and a great cast. eerpath Presents ine Bill Next Week Specials for Friday & Saturday Cudahy‘s Sunlight Butter . .: 31¢ Native Beef Round Steak . ®»25¢ Swift‘s Premium 5"Ams Legs 24c S$pring Lamb Loin Swift‘s Prem. PZns‘ Shldrs. : 18c Swift‘s Prem. CHOPS Milk â€"Fed Chops 25¢ 33¢ TRAFFIC SURVEY Fresh Ground All Beef Hamburger VEAL Shoulder ROAST pound Milk Fed 16c 5{! 15¢ Jacob M. Joseph Passes On, Tuesday \Jacob M. Joseph, a retired Chiâ€" cago wholesale jeweler, died Tuesâ€" day at the home of his daughter, Mrs.‘ Harold E. Liebenstein, 48 Sunâ€" set rd., with whom he had lived for 15 years, He was 81 years old. ‘Mr. Joseph retired 6 years ago after being in the wholesale jewlery business in Chicago for 60 years. . Surviving are his daughter and two sons, Walter S, and Arthur W. Funeral services will be held today at 3 o‘clock at Rosehill cemetery. VEAL CUTLETS Read the Want Ads Swifts ~Loans ; On Well Located Improved North Shore Real â€"Estate No Commission Interest 44 % CHUCK ROAST 111 W. WASHINGTON 8T., CHGO. FRANKLIN 2561 : Loan Correspondentâ€"â€"The Minnesota -Intul Life lznlu Co. Milk Fed First Mortgage 35¢ 19¢ O‘Bâ€"ien & Pain 2,038 8,018 11,860 1015 1,476 749 186 1,667 8148 4,815 1672 918 164 Trucks Total % 163 191 158 639 94 11 19 Rolled Leg VEAL ROAST 2202 2,441 8,873 4,643 7.953 @wift‘s |Siverleaf Milk Fed PURE LARD 1,830 8215 5,105 3,587 8.171 11,999 8.944 1,012% 84 1451 12.1 1,743 | 391 1,041 .â€"815 1,160 861 1,532 199 27¢ 13¢ 410 13 15.38 89 _ 184 % 204 29.0 88.6 61.4 8.8 8.7 6.8 9!0 8.0 12.8 6.1 11 13.2 8.1 Miss Quinn Dies; Funeral Is Today iMiss Anna Marie Quinn passed away Monday at the home of her sister, Mrs. iPeter Duffy, in Deerâ€" field. Funeral services will be held Thursday (today) at 10 a.m. at the Holy Cross church in Deerfield and burial will be made in Calvaty. ‘Surviving are four sisters | and one brother. Miss Quinn‘s brother, the late Monsigneur Thomas Quinn, established the‘ Deerfield and: Evâ€" erett Catholic parishes.\ } Highwood Indians Held To ‘A Draw . Another football game went into the list of futil endeavors Sunday afternoon as the Highwood Indians battled the Kenosha Coopersâ€"to a scoreless tie at the lake trom] stadâ€" ium in Kenosha. ; 4 ‘ Although the Indians were very much outâ€"weighed, Sunday‘s game was a moral victory. A crowd of over 1200 saw the game. The . Inâ€" dians outplayed their "heavier : opâ€" ro'nenu throughout the game and wice were in scoring position. Penâ€" alties each time, however, prevented any scoring. gle ‘‘John Brasa and John Crede were the outstanding linemen for the Inâ€" dians. These two consistently broke up Kenosha plays behind the line of serimmage.! Al Bertucei was the outstanding‘ backfield man, in. the game. Much credit is due to O. Carlson for his brilliant backing up of the line. © * D6 ‘Next Sunday the Highwood Inâ€" dians meet the heavy Twin City Merchants of Waukegan at the Highwood field. This game is lookâ€" ed upon as the toughest on nt;m Inâ€" dian schedule. The Indiank have not been scored upon as yet and ri9pe to. keep up the good{"work. gcbfl at 2:30 p.m. ; THE PRESS Huge Program For Safety Week Will Open Here Sunday : Final arrangements to conduct the annual Highland Park Safety Week, proclaimed by Mayor William Dooley for the week be:ining_pct. 25, were made at a meeting Monâ€" day evening of the Highland Park Citizens Safety committee. The meeting was held in the Legion hall. ‘The program will be inaugurated on Sunday, so that the local clergy will have an opportunity to present the first message for this humane cause. | Although many new features are to be incorporated during the camâ€" paign, several of last year‘s plans which proved so successful are to be presented again this year. _( An elaborate program under the direction of Mr. Harry Bolle, has been arranged for Oct. 30, at the Highland Park high school. This program will not only ‘be devoted to satety, but will mark the beginâ€" ning of a special course in safety to be taught in the high school beâ€" ginning next semester. The Safe Drivers club, a student organization headed by Whitt Schultz, will: take part in the program and particiâ€" pate in the distribution of posters and literakure, which have been made available. j Commander. Miller Schreiner of the local Legion Post has appointâ€" ed a committee consisting of Wm. Heinrichs, Paul Webb, Harry Chamâ€" bers, Jack Davis, Henry Hansen, Arthur Swanson, Leslie Stanger, and Phil Cole to aid any, group or organization to present a safety program during the week and to drâ€" tribute pamphlets and posters. °; Motion : pictures | dealing with safety measures will be available to schools or organizations. Special programs are being planned by Mr. Clark G. Wright and Mr. R. H. Pri¢e for the schools of the distriet. . _Of special importance is the plan of Mr. R. R. Wible of the Citizeps ‘Safety committee . to organize a sA {club the children in‘ the e ols. There will be no dues, and child joining will be presented with a safety memberâ€" tship button. The only requirement wil} be that the child be pledged to "Play Safe." The cost of the butâ€" tons is being defrayed ©by the ‘American Legion and several loyal citizens who voluntgered to conâ€" tribute to what they feel is a splenâ€" did ‘idea. { f More twenty i were m‘fl«u at | the‘ m* meeting Monday, when plans for the: Safety . Week were concluded. | A o iery and yaviews Shaimang sf ht rs and va 0 Highland . Park Citizens ety committee for the diligent work done during the past year and a speâ€" cial vote o{happroeiation â€"was exâ€" tended to yor William Dooley, Chief of Police Edw, Moroney and the City Commissioners for their splendid coâ€"operation in matters of street impr‘rvoment, speed regulaâ€" tion and enforcement as well as to the sthools for the fine work they have done in furthering safety eduâ€" cation. } $ Break Ground For Addition to Club Ground : was broken Thursday when Mrs..O. L. Olesen and Mrs. Charles Mason removed the . first shovel of dirt in the construction of the addition to the Highland Park Woman‘s :club.‘ Mrs. Wilford C. Shipnes, chairman of the building committee, who ‘was to have perâ€" formed this duty, was absent from the city, and so the other members acted in her capacity. > The new addition to the club loâ€" cated at the corner of Sheridan road and Eim Place will cost apâ€" proximately $30,000 and will be of red brick with wood trim. Holmes and Flinn are the architects, It is planned to have the building comâ€" pleted early in March. _ (HWYDRO) _ m table and bath linens, eira and fancy linen ironâ€" ed and folded ready for use. Wearing ?P‘“l returned damp, ready for ironing. Your bath towels and wash cloths are fAuffed, ready for use, Shimh Hand Finished with these bunâ€" dles; each ... 10c Additional weight, Ib. Te 15 » $1.19 TELEPHONE HIGHLAND PARK THRIFTY PAGE SEVEN