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ghland Park, DJ RR ONLY year tmas ‘ vw a ) fa l'l ringer mot| injure * 'ngs : You not 0: or FR] e this fams« ie Washer p of 0 DYVERS C (io olb . "| No inc ;?e hers her tric U! L 8 $ O N ) Ry # i & +* $ & 4 W 4 A a THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27,, 1924 Y thisâ€"plan you *poait specified amount each + B for 50 weeks. You have money for Chtist expenses and a $§e fat sum left for personal n« Bring in your first deposit and join today. You can : with any amount. / s i , Â¥ . 1 cent Club 2 cent Club 5 cent Club 10 cent Club North Shore Trust Co. Resolve to have some real money next Christm; and carry out ygur: resgolution ‘by joining our What the different Clubs Christmas Club T Sheridan lioag j\::i&g;q&al A+nm T4 ing Club Plan â€" _ You begin with the ILargest payment dixd )écrease each week . * | *ments. Sizes 1144 to mens. 4 Only ”.75 Do Balance in E‘rsy Monthly PaK- ments and you get the attachâ€" men,tl fi..'.a' -LnA ¢ i evak ar vAuT menuts 11 00+ 4 I ‘Also liberal allowante for your old elqdl'lc j T. t We will detnonstra the Euâ€" reka in jroqr wn home free and if you, decide to buy) after this free trial, ‘only $4.75 down nd tha‘ h : at the rate of a We will detnonstra reka in Xom‘ wn hon if you, eCid \to buy free trial, pay only . and the b | at th few cents daily. Ren anu Ho AT C e old few cents dal Remember, for a limited time only, a complete set of attac nts |free with each purchase. t With %-ch Purchase or & NalALINLE C Eureka Vacuum Clga} OUR GREAT OFFER Alfted J RuBY I 50 Increasing eaored d l | 1 o o is Avoline Deposit 1 onthtrwok.lnlbbd week! Increase ] cent each week Deposit 2 cents 1st week, 4 cents 2nd . Increase ? cents each week , * Deposit 5 cents 1st week, 10 cents 2nd n Increase b cents each week ait 10 cents 1st week, 20 cents 2nd Increase 10 cents each week and Children IN 50 WEEKS YOU HAVE On Washington Everyb 1 Comblete Set of ] Attachments ch Purchase of a Granfl English Brogues for Children. Made on Combination ; 'L‘,“' to Insure Perfect Fit, Sturdy and Original. { Highland Park, Hlincis are invited to come dy Welcome Club Plan amount to in 50 weeks near. Michigan 16 ner. | 12.50 25.00 50.00 00.00 50.00 .00 2.15 5.50 3.15 27.50 reek mas eds. tart EE COME Motor Mb s d :n t n + Sevi Ltimu recently complaints have |¢ ‘to this offite regarding the lay of bright headlights ‘by North Shore Line cars when parallelâ€" ing streets and roads on which autoâ€" mobilds are running. Drivers ‘of auâ€" tos urder such â€" cireumstances: are blinded <by the brilliant lights of the railway fars, and they think some methofd of dimming these when paralâ€" leling stréets should be devised for the s'ake$ £ qublic safety. â€"It is also reâ€" porteéd thiat several times of late local cars have run past the Elm ‘Place .crosJ g |and passengers have been thus orzed to wait a halfâ€"hour for another ¢ar. The company undoubtâ€" edly will be able to verify or explain shese;r‘eflorta by investigation. â€" &# “‘ mMeoveaniarose RED CROSS DRIVE Response Is Liberal; Funds Aid Local Work; Mrs. F. E. ‘~| . |Vaughn, Captain . . 'Czo;'u ve in Highland Park will be| ettendéd one week. Mrs. Franklin E. Vapghn, who is captain of the drive,) has| been working nn*:iflngly! with the v‘,uimnce of twenty other womgn. She has put forth every efiort. to e this year‘s drive exceed preâ€"| vious years and she reports that the response has been most liberal, In| ‘regard to the campaign, Mr. Bowden who is the local chairman stated, "on| ‘the whole, the roll call has been most. spccessful." | _ t fo _5 | "‘The money raised here goes la_rge-‘ ly to support the work of tht organâ€" lization locally. It is hoped that the residents will respond liberally and willingly when â€"called upon by Mrs. @Vaughn and her workers. LEGION OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED MONDAY TB Award â€" Commanders . Med â€"< To Several; Plan Stag To Be Held De¢. 11 _ Instnlhitlon of officers of Dumaresq Spencer |post No. 145 American Legion was held last Monday evening at Witten hall. The following comâ€" rades were installed for the coming year: H. A. Hansen, post. comâ€" mander; R. E. Bowden, first viceâ€"comâ€" mander; H. Wightman, second viceâ€" commander; J. Emmanuel, sergeant at arms; F. W. Gallagher, chaplain; C. Stryker, finance o@cer, ‘and E‘om- The pighth annual American rades Arnswald, Chambers and Stiegâ€" ler, trustees. 13 C sone Aide bo h t emq ts Awarding of past commanders medals was also held at this meeting and the following men received same: F. J. Ronan, H. W. Burge, E. Spencer, and H. A. Hansen. j Dec. 11th a stag will be held to which all members and their friends are invited. â€" xt s i On Thursday, December ‘Ath, a holiâ€"| day carnival bazaar will be given at! the Fort Sheridan gymnasium to raise| funds to finance the chaplain‘s activiâ€" ‘ties for the coming year. It will be held for one day only beginning at 4:30 p. m. and continuing until midâ€" PROCEEDS OF BAZAAR . FOR CHAPLAIN‘S FUND Carnival Bazaar At Fort Sheriâ€" dan, Dec.; 4 Features inâ€" clude Dancing. â€" * st| Says Electric Cars nning Parellel to Road > Should Dim Lamps | night. iB TVA ;) Among the features will be the usual bazaar booths, for&ne teging,' games | and dancing. Music wi be. furnished by the Secor Infantry serenaders. This bazaar is made posâ€" sible by the generosity of the families of the post and a numbel{ of the local merchants. Friends and ghbors are invited to attend this affair. ; E HIGHLAND PARK }Lé,‘nm‘ REGARDING _. BRIGHT HEADLIGHTS LAKE SHORE CLUB } OPENS WINTER QUARTERS Housewarming Will Sunday; Club C the Downtown club, 619 §Wlmn ave* 1 nue. » t A housewarming wi\! take place, | Sunday, November 30th to which all members of the club are urged t come. Buffet refreshments will | served during the attem{)o'n befinnng at 3:30 ofclock. _ | ~ | ow BURGLAR GETS MONEY â€" _ / FROM GIESER MARKET Breaks The Paul Gieser meat market was burglarized â€" some time 'l'humday‘ night of last week, n?ording to reâ€" port made to Chief of Police Maronâ€" ey, and a sum of money amounting to about $100 was stolen. The: money had been hidden in a couple of oyster cartons beneath the Ntflnta.-und‘, it is believed that the ‘ber'must have The opening of the aks in Thursday Night and Takes About $100 Hidden / Beneath Counter Is SUCCESS HERE day; ‘Club Officially Opened Thursday wm:e; qutrt:a ou club will PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS Held been familiar with the hiding place tin‘ order to find the cash, as -othiu] else in the market is missing, the police report. Entry was gained to the place, it appears, hy the robber reaching throngh a screened panel on a rear door an removing a bar which held the door. It was replaced when the thief made his escape. Highland Park State Bank Last week Dr,. S. o. WInDF® 22 """ state department and: City Phy:iehn‘ J. L. Miller of North Chicago | disâ€" covered that two of the Barrentos children, Augustine, aged 16, and Leâ€" cas, aged ;8, Meicans, were suffering of leprosy in an advanced stage. Pr. Winner has urged the U. S. public health service to remove the two vieâ€" tims to the federal leper colony withâ€" out delay. SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY! New Distributing Plant, Highland Park, 1 :ck Dr. 8. S. Winner of the artment and City Physician ler of North Chicago disâ€" hat two of the Barrentos Augustine, aged 16, and Zeâ€" ‘8, Meicans, were suffering > in an advanced 'E‘l".n"‘ ANNC THE HOME OF SAVINGS DEPOSITORS The healthiest children _=â€" > The happiest adults . _ _ The highest paid workmen The most churches and schools The best government . .. . The greatest country R1 C’eam’rJg PZ M Bak T:'. dn carobleriin t e o ighland Park 386 and 1014 AJ&yt’:in’g and Everytimtg )UNCING . eaner s â€" P m ING & PRESSING IN THE WORLD? Sinclair Gasoline â€" Sinclair Heatil Oil â€" Benzol Motor . { s'{ ir Gas Oil â€" Opaline Mom% ‘Oils '; .n-! | clair Greases. ant DUFFY Thankful? y i se $ in H 1'g’l7¢1u1 Par& wXC onX 7B\ i oo PAGE NINE Â¥1 4