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PAGE FOURTEEN ai‘e i | | ~| ~~39094% .:â€" |_| ; $1.00 THE THIRD ANNUAL APPLE $ALE â€" We have received Five Carloads of Eating, Cooking and ~Baking P | ‘ Apples in Barrels, Boxes and Bushels â€"| 5A G APPLE { :| _ [BATING APPLES \ BAKING APPLES| _ Extra Fancy JONATHANS 1.95 | â€" | $2.25 $245 â€" $3.25 0 NEW PROCESS,| Electrigally mixed and ‘ heated at the same time makes a perfectly smooth delightful beverage. | > < Opp. N. W. Depot, Highland Park, IIL. EXPERT REBUILDING AND REPAIRING on demonstration every evening. Come in and hear it THE ONL Nor WE WCE f Tl!E WAVEI THAT STAYS Hair Designer for 18 Yea Good ".Stt‘ io byk SONORA. Fmti!.eg Veal . _ | the Ib. : S:e:fiigrs Miller & Hart 8 Ib. pieces, lb. . ffanstfih%reedâ€"fiisemann .| and Radiola Regeivers kadib,l.a .i’%er-H*trodyne 18c AoT C&IOCOJ.GTE Deliciou [ EXCLUSIVE RADIO SHOP GN THE NORTH SHORE th Share Radio Shop the bus 18¢ 2 lbs. fo: 49c¢ ROBERT W. PEASE / the Ib, | the lb. b¢ Club Coffée it 84 Central Avenhe pfronsarl| Tomcanr Most F Hair Dress allow ndtfo app.;:‘ old by neâ€" r i ace. Bring in your ofhbing _y:":- old hhir and have an attracâ€" tive | coiff ure t + de ks * AfiL MY HAIR fioons ARE MADE IN MY OwWN wWORK ROOM NWatural French Partings ealers PARK, IILINOIS * HATTIE BLANK WATERS Exclusive Hair and Beauty Shop ‘|\_â€" Suith 1522 Stevens Building, ~~ 17 N. State Street, Chicago «> â€" Te e Dearborn 2081, § American Cheese Fancy Apples the Ib. | §‘lbs. for : .( Special Sale Frida ‘Lake Superior White Fresh Lake Trout | Fish, the Ib. l "che 16. Fancy Sweet Corn Early June Peas _ o. 2 cans, 2 cans for ,No.2cins,2cansf , FRID s POTA'l'O% YÂ¥ ONLY â€" FANCY wurTn: I . i F4 the peck : Y SERVICE TO RAVINIA, HIGHLAND PARK, HIGHWOOD AND FORT SHERIDAN E VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER : Bulk, the lb. | ~a Battery Chargers e Strawberry Jam 5 Ib. jars, each I $1.50 the bushel Highland Park 1677â€"1678 Telephone H. P. 144 45c 38¢ _ 25¢ FANCY FRESH tgngssnn BROILERS â€" | e Ib. 5 i APP welmisi ie FANCY GREEN BE ' the quart AM}S 38" 29c 19c . "The Viscount has always been a good ‘ friend our country and has devoted his entire life, using hig great power in promoting his friendly relaâ€" tions, not. only. with the U. E.,- but with other foreign countries as well. The exclusion act dealt him and others, as broadminded as himself, a body blow. the same time, he is counseling patience and hoping that these relations may be greatly imâ€" proved in the near future. ) | (.s% "In my reply, I told him Jim not in this country to talk poli imb- lems in any way, but that I was conâ€" vinced that there were enough men of influence in both coun . whose ‘"After the luncheon where I met many prominent business â€" and members of the nobility," s Mr. Hypes, "the Viscount took us for a walk through his beautiful garden. I had met the Viscount on his three last ‘trips to America, the first time about fifteen years ago as a member of the reception committee of the asâ€" sociation of ctmmerce. He was then Baron Shibuzawa. The party wound up at a summer house, where tea was served and it was here that speech making was in order. f * ‘Although planned. as a Â¥acation trip, Mr. Hfiuhheinl' by the local Y. M. C, A. in every city in the Orient to meet with leading | ess men to discuss business questions and also the m;al and religious probâ€" lems of young men. ‘ac Entert:imd by Vi ' On their flpt day in Japan, Mr. and Mrs. Hypes wereâ€" ente at the country home, near Tokyo, of Visâ€" count Shibuzawa, often call "the Harriman of Japan," and who, notâ€" withstanding his eightyâ€"four years, is still, according to Mr. Hypes, a treâ€" mendous inflfaence throughout the empire, | 0e tss e "We have been wonderfully received by the Japanese people and if are any evidence* of resentment against Americans, I have not: as yet been able to discoyer an iota," writes W. F. Hypes, ga;xeral ulq of Marshall Field & Company, and presâ€" dent of the Y,. M. C. A. Chicago, who with Mrs. Hypes is taking a trip around the world. ( :s Y. M. C. A. MANON _ VISIT TO JAPAN, Finds No Show of Resentment at American lmmigration?.qw; ~Urges Coâ€"operation ""!'o Relieve Strain IS ENTERTAINED LAVISHL Y THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS,; HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS "SWEETHEART BRAND OF PURE FOODS" .» 24 North First Street, Sweet Friend of U. S. the bushel 25c 25¢ he ‘dozen 19c 3¢C BROTHERS and . Saturday, Oct. 24 and 25, 1924 & ol l hy C t% : ( ow enb m n ysa ie dbn vaie C CRminbmner mepnomnengunt Fresh Perch Ib. ... Fresh Herring Ib. "I took the cccasion to tell hi that the new American am Mr. Edgar A. Banéroft, of was a man in whom they would an extremely brilliant lawyer, but good â€" sense. and levelâ€" would strt.i:hten out‘ these .m s which at the moment seem to be vexatious. Pure Kettle Rendered Lard Breast Veal, with pocket Tthe Ib. Fancy Rump Corned Beef Soft Summer or Salimi Sausage, the Ib. Miller & Hart Bacon 8 Ib. sliced for New Comb Honey the comb / Fresh Plate Beef the lb. Urges Coâ€"operation 28¢ the 15¢ 2 Ibs. for 35¢ 39¢ 29¢ the lb. Oc A additional teleâ€" phones continues umâ€" abated. This m:;s that we must adding to our plant at present day costs, which are greatly excess of those of t years ago, thus conâ€" stantly increasin our average inves ment per teleph Unless the reven derived from ou} business keep pac with this condition we cannot hope t meet the demands expansion and main tain the quality of out service to the public The THE demand '@t additional te One Policy â€" One System â€" Universal Service ILLINOIES BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ie Power of the â€" Spoken Word _ _ Cake Flour Plate Corned Beef, lb. .. prtiggg Lamb |\Chops Ja Crab: Meat, Ige. « Salmon, ige. can :. %e?:l Mayonnaise 4 [ JMF . m ededervorncnds & & ~IAD‘ Meatl, ige,. can Jf"" B. & M. Lobster, Ige Salmon, Ige. can :...._..._.. Wet Shrimp, 4 cans Medal Mayonnaise ...\ ) Boneless Beef Stew i $ ME . en ic rererninenetevaget the 1D; .5â€"0ud + 34. .:. ur, all brands, 1â€"8 bbis., delivered, each . Sw Cake Flanr e id Shredded Wheat, pkg. ............1B¢ â€"Grapenuts, pkg. _ ___ Oats, pkg. .............._11@ | Bran P l'i':n'-:k‘ pkg. .._ ed Whent, pkg. ............13¢ Cream of Whest, pkg E‘ icy y_e_w Potatoes, the peck ....... .: |_ ess Brisket Corned.Beef BB New Cabbage, 1b. Snirmimi i ipnicce mt on lt Naktive Pot Roast, Ib. vnvunese o dgi@h Miller & Hart Bacon, sliced Ibs. for ... ... . t# aam man farâ€" and extremicly levelâ€" headed, has found time in a very busy career, to help materially in deâ€" veloping character and good citizenâ€" ship, not only in his city, but throughâ€" out the country; that in my opinâ€" ion he was the best man in the U. S., who could have been selected‘at this time as ambassador to Japan. I sugâ€" gested to these Japanese leaders that \Sanifiush, 3 cans for o Nep se in y "L0n o4 s ts t'cirf.....;._..._fisq‘ ap, bars ......m i V% Or e ?. tc'.& 80.;, 12 bars ...O08B@ Wash. sod..':’;iu. .”.m.....g] merican Family Soap, 10 bars for‘.......... .. .57 3 ‘ N JORD of Mouth" is always a more effective than the Stationâ€"toâ€"station service saves you about 20 per cent on the long distance charges. Evening and night rates for stationâ€"toâ€" station calls are still lower. written message. Jn Correspondence is often longâ€" drawnâ€"out and futile. How much better to turn to your telephone, call the party by long distance and settle the matter in a friendly talk! ¢f Flakes Specials for Wednesday, October 29th, Only * POTATO DAY â€" _ 4. Specials for Thursday BELL SYSTEM Specials for Monday, October 27th, Only SOAP DAY Specials for Tuesday, October 28th, Only SUGAR DaY _ || :~4 roilers, Ib. ...........8QV2¢ Frankforts, per Ib. ...._.. l eepnuel, 3 . â€" e Sour Hroub tNeat S 0 Park, Illinois hursday, October 30th, Only FLOUR DAY 3 ©$1.00 35¢ 28¢ 9¢ 85¢ * B piga tor l Al:u'iun Fum.l.i;»s‘oup CMp.{ .. B&¢ 4 med. pkgs. for woavtppareces ~_Ti1¢Argo Starch, 10 pkgs. _1 Uug ar 5 Ib, sacks, each eetheart P emeÂ¥x ..;.s 0000 803. the quart :.....;........l........ Farm House Sweet Pickles Pn?: quart ........j;' Yellow if they would rally ; f croft and assist him all they. they would find that ‘he R Mn-‘fi?fidm ' their problems.". | it > If we could have a few cle sweeps at elections, and a few! mo clean sweeps in the political . it would be for the public VERY BEST RIB ROAST BEEF the lb. THURSDAY, OCTOBER , pkg. . ... S5eD $1.09 i ( 87 ¢. 'zl\ 11 Mr, Ban« it § ( clear, A 1024 # Y # | |4 & 4+ .-‘l €B # & t J