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Ewni WE I WILL E.. GREATES AYS * l8 n tas Telephone 30 YÂ¥X ONLY , Ca¢ AND DYERS have built ouf reputaâ€" T idr expe l nund: C the +solil indaâ€" f consistent clkre, We eath and ev ': d fabric h as \éare as it Would reâ€" in its own hof Our i wre agréeable.: Call each imily Soap ‘ igs. for ... K.. , 10 pkgs. .._L... Wash, 20 Ws. $1.00 h Dry, b.t_Lne per Ib. ,..... the qt. ... hetti, 3 for ge: ............. ; les, 3 Ibs. for f Stew ter, Ige. can A, B. HILL | â€" 'c;nam(*fi& Mayonaise ips, Ib. .. nches for . DENTIS‘ St. Jshns A )â€" PARK, Meal, pke. for n ied OUP nIDAN I â€" pig. ... eat, pkeg Sweet Pickle ORK Central Avegue e eke fls . A. ’I'UEEB IROPOD Â¥ ONLY Honey, jar ONLY ONLY Ave. RS AND DYERS . for .. .1 ..79¢ includes fikt pieces RY KIDS PHON®E BLE LAVNDEREY { 4« 3. $1.09 19 13, 93¢ 5b7¢ 87¢ 316 11¢ €HILDREN‘S BOOK WEEK AGAIN ‘ So quickly time rolls round! Umyq;lm make us 20'3 that ‘;‘hf En'. Book Week is 1::3 agai t Christmas is «around (the corner. As usual there is the fas¢tinâ€" ating amÂ¥ ‘of â€"el ‘s beautifully illustrated new editions of old favorites, new auth and even a greater than usual number of tions to favorite series. / Jo; ilâ€"= lustrated pages beckon. you every bookstore window. Thin; t "We never had when we were childâ€" drr.n th ,1 u“ mong the many an outstan achievement is "goct t â€" Dolittle‘s Circus" which Stokes brihg ou& anâ€" other one of that series which is dearer â€" don‘t contradiet me, ‘¢thilâ€" dren â€" well, anyway [As dear, to grownups as to child J Wevenee y : (lâ€"drabrae drerdrne stt t Cl When the Doctor makeg up his nd to help So];hle the Seal to escape from her unwilling and therefore un = fiable captim in the cireu reâ€" turn to a pining husband, there is not one of us who is not .holding his breath for fear the bloodhounds |will track them down. . "A sentimental gfl. is Sophie," the animals szaid, |and is no wonder that living in water so much she should easily emit that element from her eyes. | > _‘ Hugh Lofting has captured eâ€" thing which is only captgured 0 in â€"â€"oh, many years. It is the s of writing with glrloctly ongrous inconâ€" gruity. To children it ‘quite naturâ€" al that a seal should confie her longâ€" ings to return to her (hus to grownups it is> delightfully! hu to" hnvefl?er wipe away a furtive with a flipper. It is a delicate inconâ€" mxity. not the uproarioug kind of the man comins in violént tact with the sidewalk. â€" _ !! C ope: PeedoRe Pme Pie Eie Another â€" favorite is und | the Year in Pudding Lane," by Sarah Addâ€" ington, published by L Brown and Comcpmy with‘ delightful illustrations I:L ertrude A. Kay. We meet again beloved inhabitants of Pudding Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Claug, Little ta and the Twins, Mary, M and Simple Simon and the rest. go through each month with them from the first snow storm of the year when Polly Flinders feels so. gorry for the snow man out in the gald that she carries him in to get Warm at her| fire, to Christmas time whe ding‘ Lane decides for once to turn taâ€" bles on Santa and give him a nd surprise‘ this year. « 7 . â€" "BECGGAR ON HOREBA °_ _ LEAVES CHICAGO Nov. 29 ha URSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1924 â€" By the time that Nora‘s ering &u caendle has sp John has "arrived" as ‘a It is As if, guided by the calm steady light 9 his father‘s life he has sailed through rough waters and hed port safely at last. | Winthrop Ames‘ fipeib prpduction of "Beggar on Horgeback" comes to & close at the Adelm theatre, Chicaâ€" £o0, Saturday, November 29t! The Signing of contracts© pledging the "THE COLOUR OF igou'mr (By V. H. FRIED ER) Shotw to an opening in Philaddlphia on December 1st, mng.e- this| closing imperative. Such has ‘been the sucâ€" ctess of the engagement, it d easily be extended another six©| months. €&. P. Putnaim‘s Sons qh ind MakeBookbuying a Pleasure t lers to 218 $¢. Wabash Evidence poi to this reâ€" markgble doe actually beâ€" ing Napoleon‘s telling of his life story. ‘Here are the events of his c and the p which, directed him told in the first person. "A graâ€" &hfe etch. B hirank”â€"-r- ew | York Timg ustrated. $2,00. bp. |At All ers. D. PLETON COMPANY 35 W. 32nd s# New York f NEW YORK Did Napoleon MHimself ‘Write iTHE MANUSCRIPT OF J ST. H NA? j Tranglated by Willard Parker |By CLAUDE FARRERE ; But the "Lambkin" was only an irpnic name they gave him because when ange! thrswns none so mercilessly ferocious as he! On that dark Carribean sea in a‘darker age when fierce love and fiercer hate moved men to possass and kill, this extraorâ€" dinary character flashed like a lighthing rent agross a stormy “ ou Kl;yed hat you were a &i) te when you were a small y pr wished you were a piâ€" rate when you! were a small firl ‘you will lovge to sit safely n front of the fire and read this tale by the greatest living yomantic novelist in France. E. P,. DUTTON, COMPANY \ â€"_New York City city of cireusieages where the capâ€" ||| ~ A rtant meeting of the High tm phiiag: | mowy wilt c n important meeti e Highâ€" 6 tales of apes and #L;:ӎ Noss (||| land Park Musical cl:g. 1 br hegi is tnnt Rhemberat ind mea || Tuesday, ‘November t} at | eight !or:zt.’ 4 o‘clock in the new section‘of the Elm | 00 at ‘gll bookse}lers Place sthool. The continuance of t:%: J E, BROWN, & CO., || organization is dependent upon°t! . BQgton [ PU3LISHERS || attendance and interes shown at this Eominaffirmmenmerenmmunite j . meeting. . New mem! '!‘ will be m‘ enommmewnci.. qeneae e weleeme. Experience is not r¢ ed. t" f c« Lrmm=«â€"=nf" \ The club aims to p mo':gulmt‘ Nevér in the [history af Chicago‘ two choral concerts gach f“”%‘; theatricals has the fantagtic, satiriâ€" Music with a popular appeal will | cal farce been ‘approxim{i ted in its used this winter. EWl 1 drawing qualities.â€" Pattonage has; ‘ P Anrmmbaimgmenseeinks : [.; 4 9. comg largely ffom the furrounding‘ I, O, L. V. DANCE . _ country and these livings outside of| >‘ ON WEBE?SBA EVE. Chithgo are urged to attehd this perâ€" l | forigance bef""% Novembe,â€" 29th. i A dance under tho§s ‘ _of %he d 1 Y T O L. V. lodee will be held at Santi‘s The bigges book of the stoty o f Have you f candidates are said to show the marks of the {campaign. |{ Some of t marks lo6k like the of the voter‘s boot. h t Now no one gither young or old wished the Doctor any ill luck] Yet it impossible to pre to be sad that temporâ€" ary jmpecuni forced him to {:l: the cireus to pay the sailor for his boat! For that‘s w made the |story belon&ring to. the series which Hugh Walâ€" pole calls "The ifirst real child‘s clasgic since ‘Alice.‘" It is (if sible) the best of It is (if ble) the best of all ¢ B. o_ OR DPOLITTLE‘S â€" | CIRCUS : _ _| _ By HUGH LOFTING Frederick A. Stokes Co., N.Y:C. e author "West of the Water Tower" tells the story of one year in a girl‘s life. A'j authoritiveé of +ae ‘By Cou: Ryley Cooper A book a the &'Hed jungleâ€" %el e here the capâ€" beasts the‘r days, Here tales of apes and -oanT. of lions tigers and . Bs mlunh animals that _ L men * AT] ~ ?RENT NO‘S i EVE By Courtr Emas til;ngmkm IONS N‘ by Edna R. F. D. No. 3 ARPER & BROTHERS At bookst By Doubl Lig Y gither young the world. Ave., Chicago. erber book about the cireus menagerie . selling year â€"a Chicago. read it? rom, $2. lay, Page & Co imiimke G "N’ Bis DORCAS BAZAAR 18 |__ ...|| THANK AMERICAN NUKSES TO BE GALA.AFFAIR . Same~) reacmay hg esd . ial thanks of the nati Will Be Held Noy. 19; Useful have been bendered to two Adreris Articles To Be Sold; Dinâ€" .. nurses, Miss: Katherine . Macfacia ner At 6:30 P. M. | of [Philadelphia and Miss | Hel The time is drawing near for the bazaar to be given by. t!n Dorcas society of the Highland Park: Presbyâ€" terian church. The bazaar will open Wednesday, Nov. 19th at 10 a. m. ‘Through the Press some id“i* of the unusual opportunity one will have to buy.Christmas gifts without the disâ€" comfort of" the crowded city shops will be given. It is impmmt.u: tell alt or even oneâ€"half of the beautiful and unusual things one will find at the bazaar. The fancy table in charge of Mrs. Vail will ‘offer most exquisite bags, negligees, and many other articles suitable for Christmas. At the utility table in charge of Mrs. H. D. Faxon and Mrs, W. E. Ericson, the housekeeper will find a very wonderful assortment of apâ€" rons, ‘dress bags, and ny other things. d ut m s oc The table with the knitting work in charge of Mrs. A. H. Ch’fier will show warm knitted jackets, taps and afghans for the babies. .. The childrens table in charge of Mrs. William Ruffner and Mrs. Alâ€" bert Nason should delight the hearts of ;the mothers who have children from two to seven years of age for there she will find dainty well made dresses and bloomers, for her children at no greater price than at the. shops. At the "white elephant"tableyou can find anything you want, Mrs. R. A. Carqueville has this in her care, The linen table is in c:irge of Miss Charâ€" lotte Yoe and‘ will have . beautiful towels, luncheon sets and other things in linen. $s t B s . 10. The candy table is ih charge of Miss Josephine Faxon and if you have eaten her "fudge" no more need be said. There is) a wonderful "grab bag" under the care of Mré. Roger Vail. Why‘ make cake, i‘qince or pumpkin pie when Miss verett : and Mrs. George Bliss will make them far better perhaps than you can make them? * j . The "Dolls Garden was menticned in a previous issue of the Press but fearing that a ay not have received their invi x:n, the fifty dolls from all over| world again extend the invitation to the garden party. i _8 .. i LAE Mayor Samuel M. Hastings has reâ€" ceived an invitation to | attend theg twelfth annual convention of the Naâ€" tional Rivers and Hubot“.,‘Conmu. to be held in Washington, D. C., Dee. 10 and 11, 1924. In .dd‘uf:n,myor Hastings is requested to appoint a | delegation of Highland Park citizens | to represent this city at the convenâ€" | tion. This he will do, and those apâ€" ipointed will be supplied information regarding [railroad ‘rates, + hotel acâ€" | commodations, etc., by the secretary l' of the congress. ‘ & C ; Last but by no means lefst, a wonâ€" derful turkey dinner is to be served at 6:30 p. m. For the co of the guests it has been dec ! to issue tickets for the dinner w! can dbe had from Mrs. Henry Boyd, prosâ€" pect avenue, Mrs. Charles Benson will have charge of the: ; ‘The women of the Dorcas soctety have worked very hard to make this bazaar a great success. Will yow}éome'md help them realize this? _ | . / MAYOR INVITED ’l% ANNUAL CONVENTION Rivers At the last meeting of the De fieldâ€"Shields board of education bid were opened for the szoo;ooo of bon to finance the new assembly hall now in course of erection. All of the prinâ€" cipal. bond houses of Chicago werk represented and the bo were sol to Crompton & Co., who paid a to premium of over u,ooo‘m- these 4 per cent bonds, which i regarded an excellent bid. .. i ! > s ASSEMBLY HALL BIDS SOLD AT A PREMIUM Operations in the er'fl:flon of the assembly hall are profi ing satisâ€" factorily. Because of good weaâ€" ther conditions the work is about a week ahead of ‘schedule,, with pracâ€" tically all the steel work up and prospects of having the roof on and the building enclosed| in the near future. . 2 4 A1 | ~ A dance under the auspices of the | CE O. L. V. lodge will be held at Santi‘s hall, : Highwood on Wednesday eveâ€" ning, Nov. 19. Tickets: vi? be â€"sold ‘~at the door. Goodralie has been provided, and the public is invited to | be present. â€" . tok > £ H. P. MUSICAL CLU } id MEETS NE)CK'I;‘%ESDAY THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS vers And Harbors: Cbnsress To Meet in Waal\inf‘t,on :: Dec. 10 and 11 ;WANKAMnmCANN ES ) cinema panic in Athens, when thirty $ en ... . ... persons died as a result of a stamâ€" i‘?cl.lmnhdthnc ufion*podolna‘emwd‘od theatre where iave been tendered to two can|films of Jackie Coogan were being tumes. io Letarine . Mactnglond mown. | The two Amaricn girls, in Churchill of Lynn, Mass., fdr their| ChA"Re of the nearby Near East Reâ€"| hersism in saving:the lives of a numâ€"| lief bospital, gave firstâ€"aid assistance ber| of children during the} recent| to fifty injured children. . ; ‘ Coa{;}Solvay ; CokeF â€" Wood. ce : ‘| FR A . North Firsi Black D by full name only And be| sure your dealer understands. Coke is a ge term just as lumber is. There are cokes that are byâ€"products of gas manufacture. Other cokes are made for various comâ€" mercial lises. 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