klc'tury‘ to give thine. tnd sug- Lhe op ‘ )rtunity g mac me c0"- n. any: \mv. COTTAGE KEYSTONE Ha}! (flock-- and Sthef‘xtrc all! . m' and: (blurred. Cemml Avenue $1 â€" H \VI- \NERS IBER illNIIIIIIIHIIIHIEIHIIIIIHE 'Ons Eial 49c ‘IIHHIIHHHHHHHHNIME ent SHEER“, m 83.85 IA! '(m mms'r SELL PPLHRNCES 3U hines I.“ [5 MILK BA NU g a pecialty 'TRAI. AVE. ‘poons a washer (1 bring 21 (MN g8 T ,\.V Wli‘ I ‘9" 9% 9‘1 aps SHOP Hips \I’I?LIANCES Phone 150 aâ€"a .~ State’s Attorney A. V. Smith, \t'h'b battled for two weeks to appreâ€" Hmd the murderers of William Peter- son: and spent countless hours «In the case against the man whom he knew to be guilty and who ï¬- nally. in a triumph of justice. ob- tained a verdict of guilty and a death sentence {or Ignat! Potz, is dis- couraged over the fact that the man is snatched from the gallows by senti- <nt. SENTIMENT SAVED PO’l'Z FROM GALLOWS State's Attorney Smith Discour- ; aged Over Governor’s Clem- ; ency Toward Murderer ALBERT LARSON P505: 56 7 Veal Loin Roast special at V Fresh Calves' Sweet- breads ..,. 7. Libby’s Tall Milk 3 cans for ............. smoked Beef Tongues at ‘ ., . ,, ., Short Cut Beef Tongues Bacon Squares (‘udahy’s ï¬nest Hamburger steak fresh ground North Shore Trust Company Po: mast nativr beef Prime Rib Roast Native Beef 30c Prime sirloin ,4teak, special Money to 533-535 Central Ave. Petersons Swedish Crackers per can 33c Petersons Cassava Cakes per can 38c P ALACE MARKE FANCY GROCERIES "AN_1_) FRUITS nnnnnn n “A T Watermelon, Ice Cold 750 Cantaloupes, Ice Cold 10c Pork Loins, special whole 280 Milk-fed Veal Legs, whole 250 Well that was some ball game anyway Free Free Free Bring this ad and receive free 5 extra stamps We Make Loans, :(A Sun Bunk) Sheridan Road and Central Avenue on Imï¬roved Real Estate 35c 18c C" Green Trading Stamps ‘NCY GROCERIES AND FRUITS GEORGE G. ROCK, Manager Fore quarter spring lamb Breast of lamb special There is a general willingness to settle the disturbed conditions in Europe, provided each power has all that it is demanding. “It is letting sentiment go Inn far,†said Col. Smith. “We Worked hard to get a conviction of the man everyone knows is guilty, but our work counts for nothing. The gov- ernor never gave the state a chance to present its side. The dead' man and his family are forgotten. The trial of the governor played right into the hands of Potz. who, beâ€" cause he is a good prisoner, will probably be released from prison afl- er a few years." Fine Cooking Apples 2 lbs. for . .. ,Brick Cheese special at , Brisket Sugar Cured Corned Beef ................. Brisket Bacon lean . Smoked Pork Butts boneless . H ,, . ‘ Cally Hams, sugar cured . Yuban, Webb's, Manor House Coffee ............. lZic Large or Small 28c Boston butts loan, meaty Fresh pork tenderloin Stationer Phone. 1560 1561 3:“ 25¢ 39c 23c 38c 25c 18c 25c 25c 59c l Shipping and aviationzinu'reau E the Great Lakes aw have t in mm of the Weather 8 reau'I ‘wuther-repuning facili cs. couple‘- ‘ing thv Bureau's p m of [Ho ring this service to all hipping in- tcresta in waters abou the Chiba lStak‘sâ€"-in the Atlantic. all of flex- ‘icn. Paciï¬c and Great a. Hero- itofore this type of at was only ‘in operation along the tlantic and £0011 coasts and in tha “bean 30‘. Twice dailyâ€"at. noon and 11:80 . m., seventy-ï¬fth me iau tintâ€"L ' P lbetww'n April 15 and †lthe Great Lakea naval MM l will broadcast on a 1.988 H van Hennh a message gi n3 surf-cc iwealber conditions an at t in. m. or 8 p. 111.. and {aeration taken In the main: or lafternnnn of the date of Ml , Another (lass you m y not be {1-, remained than MI in In db- ‘miliar with. Ind whi h 'vill uncharged {m (hi begin] il‘loubu‘dly attract your Ittention, h. A few rocks .9 ti! fully can" fzhe “Bnby Rmblm." hue are un- m manna Purl: to‘ In an Id. :tle dwarf growing rose which trot Brooh' nun. who in Ill. 30 d» onlyufoutandlhllfq '0‘“?th taint-d I position u m an n which bloom not only i spring, bfl strut car (I the North 8M. lb. throughout the summer nd full. You} but wu forced to (In up th- M ‘will wonder how they on have Io: Mun of hll tradition 8. ‘many flowers. And N? Ire touti‘ thud that I. feared be m cdp l 3 rand hardy, and requ' practically lapse at any time no pruninaâ€" â€"merely cu mx out thoj The (nail, and hi: mm m (rid ‘ old flower-stalks. and thq oldest wont! stricken bow»: of the un’l lb. ï¬ance a year Those unendid littlo pence.1'be sister in "Mating!“ G ;roses are good {or low I, 1101‘: ncrvom breakdown W on by maths and for plnntin around “0' worry over the condition 0! ha ‘base of the house, ei rby them-'brothr. selves or in connectio - rwith 0th.! â€"-â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€" Ithings The ï¬rst cf “NW". VISI'NR HA8 GUN: ' roses to make itself pop hr wu that m m "m; :“Baby Crimson Run " (Hun? iNorbert LnVamur). b "0" ‘5‘" Joe Billm. color-d. 81' VII“. are A dozen other M 3- inn-at. Milwaukee. an. to W.- WEATHER CONDITIONS Great Lakes Radio imu Send Ont Reports Twice » STATION “1L1. FLASH You will notice. {or lnstance, some lclirnhing roses that are hbwluuly ï¬f- fercnt {mm the old ' d3 you unod to know. like “Crimson nmbler" and “Dorothy Perkins." T 'new climb- . ing roses have great big blooms, some of them as large as‘most of the garden roses. and born on long. sdfl ï¬rms that are as good or cutting In any other roses you cvet saw. Wheth- er you have a â€regular l‘rose garden" or not, these fine new limblnz rams you will want to plant: around your house. to climb over 4rbors, or on fences. They do not we glorious blooms, but their foli is nlwayu clean, bright and hoauti . l in contrat ' to the dirty, mildewy pear-nee of the old (‘rimscn Rumbl r and other! of that type. Among hem beau“- ful new climbers you will ï¬nd and: sorts as Dr. Van F t, Climbing American Beauty. S Iver loom; American Pill-r, Chri‘ine Wright. etc. l Make a special "Kurt tn ï¬nd some of these in hloonL In addition w the mgnlar “bush" or "garden" roses, hovï¬-ver, you will ï¬nd scum] other typt‘. equally im- purtunt. they grow,‘|ide by do with (the! varieties. old and ne . And once you hnve decided ï¬nitely that "rides you want to grow, you will ï¬nd that is really tlï¬ hardest part of getting your own hrden tuned! With a list of the aorta you wont actually made out. tit mt is easy! Therefore. resolve t t Mu month you will s" roan a ï¬nd out the names of the ones yoï¬ Would like to haw for yourself Among the many than that will attract your attention A: you look around, you will ï¬nd ï¬ver-l different your mind what to ï¬lm. Than in, 50me. good '1’ o! settling the mm p lam. Thu II (0 pick out your race. , while thy In in bloom all nrou you. In your friend's cuden. in t public pub. in the (nil ground ‘0! florist tad nurserymen; you ca and me; In bloom. If. the height of their don. this month; and but way u select the variety yo what for our own use, is to pick '91:: out And of com-u them â€"â€"except. in the' ï¬rst IN very. very busy. should be planted; an place there no no yeah-there is no inn-oi why un't luv: the!!! just. a well u Smith's or the Jones! amount the mu 3 W‘ at the beautifully platen d nut-cry agent. and id to you! throuxh the like Salad]... C8008! YOU! :3†‘ 3 NOW. SAY DOCKWI By I". F. Rockwell Bertie!!!“ Editor “Pam “Md." How may time. n m but: Each Day flu: yod can‘t “'1’“ lam. Thatllb m , while thy rou you. In your n t public pub. isn‘tm flung mu 3""), It my a. It for our out with «that And once Mn Sunday wing. Joe Billm. «loud. 81' VII“. stunt. Ilihnukee. an. to Highland Park Saturday night to can on NI girl. Another candida“ fat NI ul- hctiom. her in around by M pointmcm. called the polka Iï¬ h- {ormed them {but BiBupI m m n gun. Al the vhitot m I“ {or a trnin to return bean. to In; "mu-d. A ï¬ne of 350 “I W‘ for carrying concealed mm from Old-ham: to Illinois, I.“ O haul whnn the tunfly wu I!» pin; uni unlined I"! ‘0 h and weeks Ina-r In I m hospital u Aberdun. s. D. 3 am time his wile Muted vat a remained than and! he was db- ch-rged fru- tho hospital A in rocks m t!- tuntly out to Highland Put to ho w Id. Waiting for his return In I w“. and two small chlldnn. A and. Mn been made of the nrloun hâ€- pita]: in Wuukenn and surround- ing territory but without wilt. Every mum... eflort I: being M to locate the man. A year ago Mr. Brooh. {ml} sergeant. in the am corp. i8 nnce. while Liking‘ his tug!†A wid. search in being nude by (‘hief Tynll for C. D. Brooks. 1012 Wuhinnon street. Wank“. who diuppe-red from hit home “hon time ago and who, it is feared; all! he wandering nbou! in the city, a victim of nmmh. It was expldnod that twice Indore Mr. Brooks ox- perienccd such auct- and of ll“ but been despondent becauu 0! MI illness. ffluo‘ maua' - u will‘ mem‘mwt Iynopah of general condidona. whd {and weather forecast: {or the upper éaod lower lakea. and flying “nun! forecuta for aviation nona- «and. in: burn-n wanna New York. northern Ohio. and Indhna and M fry Knnau, Nebraska and the Da- TBBIbhu-hoolwiflbï¬h-Itflu Lou] bulletins will be distribnbd at various times during the day from the Inn] radio nation: It Alma. Mich, Bud-Io. Chicago. Chub“ and Duluth. Ships have bun invibd to call any of these nation. hr weather reports, warning: or forc- cuts. POLICE HUNT FOR Highland Park? State Bank Investments General Banking Checkiog, Savings Safety Deposit ; Vault " UNBEA VICTIM uflcudabupt M mun-yuan.†A'I'WW “I‘dâ€: mmflm-fl . 40 â€PM PublicServiceCom‘pany obvious; - a Rid-Jid‘ Ironing Board ‘, Sunbeam Electric Irons positors. the fullest measure of pa)- tection to Savings 1* Soldat $7.50 C " 4' --r ."WOOOQOO. scootonooa‘lpoooooooooodgo vâ€â€˜ i m" J v: ‘1 W‘dhfluï¬u mï¬.wm uh