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and 27 Dyer 169 Park, HML ive in this 0 x 150; e money ; il comfort e weather r decor iC : home not for or a ten days‘ trip Excelâ€" ngs. M'.&h .-*lm)‘ wife, Mrs. E. B. Penney. | ELER pAy. OCTOBEE A, 1926 Â¥4 Â¥. T If no other way can be found to collect that, European debt we know a few American installment houses that might be able to get the money. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 Tel. 1448 Oak Terrace Sash and Door co. PLUMBING & HEATING merely remove tii« panelâ€"insert the screencd one furnished and the home is well guarded against. hot nights and swarmin; insects. Don‘t be out of date in doors. Get our prices on these latest and handiest storm doors ever made, Fit your home with our new and Taopit seep out chilly, wints hiep hflwyhndnnh«d’fle. T. H. DECKER & CO: WHEN A PIPE starts to leak it should be attended to at once with expert skill. By that we mean that you should get next to a telephone and communiâ€" cate with us. We‘ll fix that pipe so it will stay fixed and we‘ll charge you properly. Winter‘s Coming! They carty the stamp of Peger io oi td t % .h 509 CENTRAL AVENUE PHONE 456 FELL BROS. Phone Highland Park 201 15 8. St. Johns Ave. COMBINATION*#*2 «. every day. Quality and style, comfort and wear count & with these men. _ ‘That‘s why they Wear FrorsuE1Ms at all times. . DOORS Thousands of men step out in new + Florsheim Shoes Most styles $L1Q Highwood, II}. Wagons loaded with strawberries lined up for four or five blocks waitâ€" ing turn at refrigerator cars. Today ? The strawberry business, the hoboes and their junglesâ€"all hm"“f Only a memory. | e With the vanishing of the strawberâ€" ry industry Centralia stepped into a period of inertia. There was depresâ€" sion. _ Years of inertia they tell me. Coal finally pulled the city out of it a bit. â€" Coal boomed as did strawberries for a time. Then coal began to fade. And more inertia. Inertia, lack of hope, peplessness so I‘ve been told, was long the curse of Centralia. Strawberry Period Mulligatawney brewed everywhere in the hobo jungles and at night time the hoboes‘ fires dotted the landscape like stars. Three factories were kept busy making strawberry boxes and crates. Printing houses worked overâ€" time printing tickets. A business deâ€" veloped in "shaving‘" them; that is, buying blocks of tickets for cash at cut prices. People hated to stand in line to cash them in. But, as I‘ve mentioned, evolution is on the march, When towns are in the dumps : factions spring up. â€"*People split into groups. There are neighâ€" borhood hates. That was true of Cenâ€" tralia during the periods of inertia. Play Helps. Organized play has done a world of good in bringing Centralia out of its Back thirty years or more ago all the country about Centralia was a great strawberry patch. Hundreds of acres of strawberries year after year. Many varieties of strawberries, like the Warfield, originated here. There was work picking, for everybody who might come, at two cents a box. Men and women, boys and girls, all flock: ed to the fields. And that was why the hoboes came. Last spring I visited Centraliz in "Apple Blossom Time." Centralia is the center of a remarkable commerâ€" cial orcharding districtâ€"apples, pears, peaches; countryside all aâ€"bloom in springtime. In the late summer and autumn it is fruitâ€"capital of southern Illinois. . Here is the%«dqnarten for organized fruit marketing for all the district. â€"I spoke of strawbérriesâ€" It is also a story of Centralia, oneâ€" time strawberry center of the midâ€" west, onece the annual Mecea for hoboâ€" dom, today a city of, they tell me, 14,â€" 000. â€"Centralia is becoming an indusâ€" trial center. The city is growing. Evoâ€" lution is on the march. n Is Sort of Gateway Little things change destinies. I have been in Centralia several times since I started to prow! the state of Illinois on these rediscoveries. It is a sort of gateway. The city calls itâ€" self the "Gateway of Egypt." More ambitious ones have dubbed it "Queen of the Egyptian Empire." Have you ever heard of the place that is called the City of Good Times? It‘s a story of grayâ€"headed laughter and play, old fashioned cookâ€" ies with pink sugar on them, of blackâ€" berry pies, mothers and children, litâ€" tle mothers and dolls. It‘s the story of a city without destruction on Halâ€" loween. it SAVE wis SAFET Y atyour Qmm DRUCG STORE will make y kin feel luxuriâ€" ous, soft, n:gbi and satiny. It will overcome the harshening effects of wind and weather. _ Delightfully fragrant.: Best of all at the price. s + GLYCERIN and ROSE WATER â€" ROBERT W. PEASE Opposite Northwestern Passenger Depot Telephone Highland Park 144 9â€"ounce Bottle 50c¢ Pharmacist Maybe it‘s ARTSTYLE CHOCOLATES â€" is the same. But the assortments vary. You are sure to find your favorite in some Artstyle packâ€" Idea Grows This brought the mothers out. Nor was |that all. â€" Soon fathers found themselves taking part in outings, the whole family joining in hikes and picâ€" nies. Grownâ€"folk learned: that there was a highâ€"school gymnasium. It started with "adult play nights" and some pudgy, rolyâ€"poly business men, others with thinning hair and seamâ€" lined faces, a few with doubleâ€"decked Gradually the idea of play was deâ€" veloped. A "play expert" was employâ€" ed. Organized play was started among the children. Came the enacting by children of storyâ€"plays, songs and dancing, "dolls‘ teaâ€"parties" for little mothers andâ€" their makeâ€"belief chilâ€" dren, folkâ€"dancing and marching unâ€" der trees. - His son had just come back from an eastern university. Student days were done, his degree won. The father painted to him a glowing picture of his future in Centralia, a good and safe business, sure profits, active years ahead. But the boy replied: "Yes, if one wants to work all his days and dream of work all his nights. But when and where do I play ?" Plans foy the country club were launched the next day, the grayâ€"haired man told me. < Piles of brick, holdings in city lots, business houses and facâ€" tories held less glory in his eyes. All these were good but not all important. As I rode through, aisles of bloom of grayâ€"haired father, an aggressive and enthusiastic manâ€"one who had worked hard and had never playedâ€" told me this: Artstyle Milk Chocolate inertia. It has eliminated the factions|chins and puffy girths, found that and has wiped out the hates. I‘ve they could trot briskly instead of been interested in Centralia and its | waiking flatâ€"footedly. #:>] play, ‘ I‘ve been thinking of it since| ~Finally the trot a run and appleâ€"blossom time a year ago as the | there was buying of a outfits cityâ€"ofâ€"goodâ€"times. + anfl "anft_anlad." ahase Tta â€" tan Â¥n The delightful quality of all The Milky Way to Health S@L‘fifi!vs. "Sure as sure can be. It‘s pure as pure can be." THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, IL!hNO!S â€"says Billy Break O‘Day ASSORTED PASTEURIZED Per pound HIGHLAN RÂ¥I II IkIK $1.25 1581 Groups of young took trainâ€" ing courses in storyâ€" g. : School board members soon that the playâ€"scheme meant better work. I â€"am told that Centralia has carried organized play farther any city of its size in America. I told that this has led to other 0 work; that‘ Centralia is probably without parallel any where in complete organization progam. â€"â€"â€" Halloween Take the case of Hallo in Cenâ€" tralia, Nobody ever tips over any of the usually tippable buil or rips off gates or carries away sidewalks. Halloween in Centralia is a carefullyâ€" Finally the trot a run and there was buying of a outfits and softâ€"soled shoes. Belts ran to smaller â€" sizes. . industrial groups and parentâ€"teacher associaâ€" tions perked up. attendance was notedâ€"at church aff: Basketâ€" ball was developed. H shoe courts were established. 9 Eol Rooms 8â€"9 NowStLte Bank Bldg. We cut the very latest bobs. Call and make your appoint'ne*t for permanent wave â€" early mornings or evenings. D. L. MUSTRIC BEAUTY SHOPPE No matter how soiled or stained a garment may be, ho:i how C cateital;bric,youmayabsolutelyrelyonustod_unit g ‘ h: ly and réturn it to yo;l» in excellent condition. 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