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#4 14 ).!.i A 4 {The first rush would come as volâ€" ufiteers, many of them; but in mapâ€" ping out a schedule for productive mobilization paralleling the industrial mobilization, for which the act also provided, army experts found it necâ€" essary to assume that a selective service act would be passed and be relied upon in attaining full military strength. The proposals now under cansideration in the form of a proâ€" posed bill are ‘based on those assumpâ€" tions. PAGE SIX NATIONAL DEFENSE \Come and hear the fascinating story of Oriental ‘Rugs â€" leam how to classify them â€" how to ‘choose them â€" how to know their real value.‘ Purer tecaus Carbonated These wonderful lectures will not only entertain you, but will also be of inestimable value to you in the years to come. . TOLD IN A SERIES OF ORIENTAL RUG LECTURES INTERPRETING THE RUGS OF ’ "The Magic Carpet" PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED WITH SPECIALLY PAINTED LANTERN SLIDES OF EXTRAORDINARY BEAUTY origina Nahigian fprothers, nc HAH Y i Full Quart Brick 50c¢ 28 to 34 South Wabash Avenue * CHICAGO ARTHUR U. DILLEY, M. A. Kings, . Khans, Sultans, Shahs, Caliphs, Raja:hs, Palaces, Mosques, Tombs, Temâ€" pies and Tents, and the Civilization That Produced Them. ' Division of National Dairy Products Corporation You are cordially welcome daily this week and next s for the supplies auâ€" : framework Black Walnut in New York at 2 :30 VANILLA ICE CREAM By Between Two Layers of For the adult hard of hearing at the Elm Place School. Classes every Tuesday 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. For further information comâ€" municate with 832 Waukegan Avenue Highland Park â€" + IIl SPECIAL Mrs. W. P. Johnson LIP READING This Week Illinois Thére are ever so many more feaâ€" tures but space will not permit all to be outlined. © Dinner will be served at 6:00 by Mrs. E. L. Easton and her committee after which an entertainment will be given under the direction of Miss Murison and her committee. . A bazaar is never complete without a fish pond. This one is to have real water and the kind of toys which bring so much pleasure‘ into the hearts of little boys and girls. (Mrs. E. R. Phelps will supervise the fish pond. 4 and Mrs. Timson‘s cook book, All % egra Ssd under the direction of Mrs. Chas.i "The sixth annual bazaar of the Timson, Mrs. W. M. Plant and Mrs.| Chicago League for the hard of hearâ€" Roger Taylor. It will be at this booth | ing will be held on Saturday, Novemâ€" that Miss Gould, who conducts the ber 7, at St. James‘ ‘P@h Honle.: weekly review of new books in the M Press will speak during the afternoon. | __~__ ereige I % Buy your Xmas books at the Womâ€"| P an‘s club bazaar. Let the book til‘]e f f | | committee have your lists so . that | ‘ H;‘T ‘ they may have the books you wish.| GeOr ge Ao a: Help your building fund by giving | 4 * t them the benefit of the sale. Orders | s may also be given for engraving. f , ‘_A Japanese tea nook with.an orienâ€" tal atmosphere, attendants "in Japanâ€" ese costumes, and dainties which will suit the most elusive appetite. Mrs. Morton J. Traub and her committee are: in charge of this. â€" «.â€"| |,â€" _ A corner of books where you may purcHase gift books for kiddies or. grownâ€"ups, Christmas cards, seals PJJE DPIPER The Health Depattmrnt and Board of Education in New York, with the assistance of a committee of doctors made an investigation of 197 school chilâ€" dren with these startling discovâ€" eries: . 155 wore faulty shoes, 126 had weak feet; 74 had slew foot; 60 had oor?s, bunions and callouses; only 7 had excellent feet. THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS . The children of Highland Park have received many orthopedic and. corrective benefits from the wearing of Pied Piper shoes. Seores of cases of weak ankles, crax::red toes, defective arches and distorted feet have been overcome through the health and conifort features of Pied Piper shoes. To make this service more generalâ€"to reach all of the (;)lqildrer;1 of this community with these scientific, widely endorsed health shoes, we have established an exclusive Pied iper shop. * . 4 l ; Here we have specially trained sales people who take special care in the fitting of children‘s feet. These people know when tn Ioava snadto far Runttth amd whadlokE . #mi ol oal _Here we have specially trained sales people who tal when to leave spa¢e for growth and where to fit snugly © 0 THE PJ the â€" Health Found Out RASMUSSEN BROS. Announce the Opening of their SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 x IED PIPER sn Pied Piper Junior Bluchers â€"â€" gfi soft, smooth, pliable and long» Fall wearing. _ Last approved by the and National Physical Board of the Y. | W. C. A.â€"all leathers and sizes. f | Pied Pipers are THE WORLD‘S GREATâ€" EST HEALTH SHOES FOR CHILDREN They‘re made by a patented process that does away with staples, ridges, roughness, lumpy â€" insoles, wrinkles | and |stiffness. They‘re soft and pliable; always Kold their shape; their Footâ€"Form, Natureâ€"Shape lasts, combined with our special . service, insure perfect fit; approved by physicians, health boards and orthopedic experts. + SHOE SHOP PIED_PIPER > _ ~â€"m==rmaoge ~* q }el[Arcaik ("l | :\'-::::::::: ommc is 4 \; 1 es ~m¢:::=::: if hy â€"» [ 160 | _ SS \FS> Sfi ~‘THe Northbrook.Country club is the newest thing in golfdom. It is to be five miles west of Glencoe, on Dundee road, near Northbrook, and its loca+ tion was : disclosed jwhen Ward . T. Huston bought a tract of meui acres from .Louis B. Andersen for $40,000. The club will have a total of 213 acres when all is acgquired.. NORTHEBROOK COUNTRY _ CLUB PURCHASES LAND ANNUAL BAZAAR IN f .‘ _CHICAGO SATURDAY 12 North Sheridan Road, Highland Park, Ilinois 12 North Sheridan Road, Highland Park, Illinois Mortgage Loatis Made in Chicago and Other Tllinois Cities $2,000 to $5,000,000 or Moreâ€"514 to 6% _ | 3 ; Monthly Instalment and Amortized Loans on Residence and Business, Property Under "Three Different Plans Up to $100,000.00. ] MX}F *) : 312 So, Clark St., Chicago GeorgeH.Taylor RealEstateMortgageCo. We Consider Applications Through Our Representatives for Loans on Real Estate Loan Correspondent THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA fl‘l 2 A€ Approved Properties in 45 Illinois Cities Liberal â€" Prepayment Privileges We Also Make Construction Loans _ president, Mrs. A. L. Drum; viceâ€"presâ€" idents, ‘Miss Abby Hosmer, Mrs. Louise Steiner; secretary, Miss Anna Juergens; treasurer, Mr. 0. __I. Girl Scout Week, Nov. 7 to 14. All mothers are urged to become members ‘of the Auxiliary of Girl Scouts by paying fifty cents per year to the treasurer, Mrs. Wfllr F. Roberts, 627 West Park avenue. All aunts, uncles and grandâ€"parents are eligible to membership. i Revilo Chicago, from 10 a. m. until 10 p. m. All parents.are invited to a meetâ€" A State Wide Organization GIRL SCOUT NEWS wC OE SHOP get genuine Pied Pipersâ€"correctly fitted. â€" girls of all ages. . This small specialty shop enables us to sell Pied Piper shoes at very popular prices. We carry Pied Piper shoes in all gizes, Pied Piper Oxfordsâ€"tan, patent and many attractive combinations â€"for sport, school or dress wearâ€" in all sizes from kindergarten to ‘The automobile smashâ€"ups: d help the kindling wood trade, m but ‘they produce an awful lot c To s children who dance up | down in front of the automobile, n to do a little dancing at home ou! each scout will do for her mother, task that mother likes least to On Saturday morning, Nov. the Girl Scouts will have a cake : candy sale at the Community S Proveeds are for the Highland P quota to Girl Scout headquarters. WAY. NOVEMBER 5, Telephone Wabash 1246 â€" â€" to be held at Eim â€" Place 1 on Friday, Dec. 4 at 4 o‘ Y 44 WoOrk JU os " > o t where will youâ€" concern that is 4 most dervice at not ? ; g:nnvflm tion on the seryv Batteries. * iÂ¥ 11 South Telephone H likes to take ing clothes. VIC J. success. And perfect tical worth SAN(TA YOUR BA 814 Center: DRY RUG â€" Keeps Y\ C1810%, acting fitted Study,