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> THURSDAY,.NOVEMBER 15, 1928 Park‘s pioneer residents passed away| bender Koch there is one daughter, ie inn o eten Riunnet |Rin haw Sn uen dinemnae :ntâ€"maâ€"un .___ |sarviving. m He was born Det. 6, 1845 in Gerâ€" wthosimenmmmmnvmnaies ...fl'u?...fi.....“& D. A. R. NOVEMBER 15 .“‘n-hw- WWhe K.4 on ut on i CS uo SUNDAY, Nov. isâ€"contmvors : To 11. _ _ _ "The NIGHT WATCHY" n B4E LATEST PATHE NEWS LATEST NEws . North Shore Trust Company out 13 years ago he reside ounty Line road on the prog is now owned by D. Me Deerpath Ebratre PHONE 321 ews 0 0 0 C C200 PARTRURE DREY AT P CCLOCK | rat" , i~ ‘The CRIMSON CANYON" FABLES â€" EPISODE No. i. ~TARZAX THE MICHTY® SATURDAY, Nov. 11 _ _ SBOWING at THk CHILDREN‘® MATINEE ONLY at one of Highland| Bet FRIDAY, NOV. 16â€" ONE DAY ONXLY AT THR EVENING be solved easily by joinâ€"~ ing one of the NEW Christmas clubs. season‘s difficulties can some of the season‘s And remember that next distribute checks for Christmas Savings Acâ€" POLKA BROS. i»~ "THE RIVER PIRATE"; , which will solve LAKE FOREST 2 O°CLOCK Dove COMEDY / Appel, A. J. Metzel, Mrs. W. C. Eyan, | Mrs. R. F. Gray, Fritz Bahr. Mrs. | Annette Jones, Mrs. E. Crozier. | $5.00 Each from the following: | _ John W. Shedd, H. B. Roberts, Rapp | Bros., Dr. C. V. Nichols, Chas. F. (Mon-hnn, Chas. Fiore, Cranes Varâ€" j iety Store, James Bowden & Sons, Hans Baake, Miss Mable Ernst, M. } D. Sweetland, Brand Bros., William | H. McKillip, Robert Samuelson, C. C. | Niebuhr, H. R. Anspach, Dr. A. K. { Sheldon, D. M. Blasier, Mrs. H. H. : Chandler, Mrs. Pauline Raff, Mrs. ohn McDougal, Dr. E. G. Gatewood, H. F. Kelley, J. Sobey, John Zengler, Dr."Hamilton, Highland Park News, ske, Mabel C. Manning. _ +‘ $7.50 doniition: Mrs. J. 5. Bell. esti Bros., Huber Electric Co., Highâ€" land Park Beverage Co., Christ‘s Bakâ€" , E. L. Blume, E. C. Schweitzer, %lflCmu.GMAM,Nm Store Music Shop, Gus Poulouplos, Mrs. G. H. Cross, Central Shoe Store, Fell Bros. Shoe Store, Highland Park Hardware, American Express Co. Cifts Reported by Teams . Report of teams Tuesday, Novemâ€" ‘ber 13, 1928. _ $50.00 donations: Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Olesen, Marion R. Stern, Mrs. 8. Burdick, Friendship Club of Y. "B. donations: E. loldnéer.lit . Howe, Dreinke, Florist, G. H. chell, N. H. Walther. . \_ $10â€"Mrs. Bruce Chandler, Mr. and} { Mrs. L. R.â€"Rigdon, G. F. Towne, Wilâ€"| iliam R. Uehl, Robert Pease, Moran | | Bros., Mrs. Carrie Green, Dr. G. Q.f \ Grady, Dr. D. E. Rossiter, A. R. Ruffâ€" | ner, C. M. P. Wright, Gladys Greenâ€" | law, Miss R. N. Pocock, Frank Sil esâ€" | strem, Gsell & Co., Dr. D. W. Rogers, | Mrs. M. L. Moseley, Mrs. M. E. Sa1 ipâ€" | sell, Purnell & Wilson, A. G. McPrerâ€" :aon, Larson Bros, Joseph Zook, Mr. | and Mrs. F. L. Cheney, Gweldclyn ;Jlmcs. Mrs. Ida Powell, Mrs. E. H. | Eitel, Mrs. Howard S. Smith, J. M. :Appel. Mrs. Jacob Appel, Milired race Laundry, Vogue Cleaners, Mrs. Eisie Harmon, L. H. F. Harris, Mrs. A. Lawrence Mills, Dr. Elfrink. $3.00 each from the following: Blue Goose Fruit Market, College Inn Resâ€" George H. Koon, Dr. Euant;ch. W. E. Evensen, Arnold Peterson, Linâ€" coln Ijrket. Highland Park Pharâ€" macy, Menoni & Mocognie, Chas. R McéClure Battery Station, J. P. Steffen Borchardt Beauty Parior, Oak Ter A. Preus. 1 £35â€"Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Sibler, $25â€"Mr. E. L. Millard, Mrs. E. L. Millard, Mr. A. C. Meyer, Mrs. Louis Leverone, M. J. O‘Brien, Mrs. Geo. Pick, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Everett. f $20â€"Mrs. Henry Vail, Mrs. Edward | A.‘Smith, Mrs. Flora Porter. 1 { placing orders. The books in the | TO ADDRESS P. T. A. |\ ‘The meeting of the Parentâ€"Teachâ€"| ers association of Ravinia on Wedâ€". n:z. Nov. 21 at 8:15 has a very # significance for Ravinis resiâ€" | dents and neighbors. At this time } Miss Jessie Gay Van Cleve of the | American Library association, a â€"naâ€"| i tional authority on children‘s books, | “ will tell of her experience in training | | the child through reading and will| | give advice about selecting Abooks for | children of different ages. | _ In addition to this interesting wk] |the meeting will usher in a three day | Book Fair at which books for children | | will be shown for inspection and for | Initial Gift Committee, $3500; Team ‘ No. 1, $35; Team No. 2, $19; Team No. 3, $97.50; Team No. 4, $134.50; Team No. 5, No report; Team No. 6 $75.50; Team No, 7, $17.50; Team No. | R, $89; Team No. 9, $42.50; Teamr‘ No. 10, $14.50; Team No. 11, $50.00; | Total, $4,056.00 Initial Gifts The Initial Gift committee has the following to report: $100â€"Mr. H. H..Hitchcock. $75â€"Mr and Mrs. Frank L. North; Mrs. G. E. Moore. $50 â€"Alexander Carqueville; J. A. written, by Mrs. Henry Rigdon, and sung to the tune of "Keep the Home | Fires Burning." | Keep the "Y" Door open | This is what we‘re hoping, J And we‘ll work and laugh and play | Till Mrs. Bingham wins the day. Reports of Teams The reports of the teams were given as follows: commission on all sales made. Buy your Christmass ‘books here in Raâ€" vinia where you can get competent assistance in your selection. Orders will be taken on Wednesday, Thursâ€" day and Friday at the school building. REPORT PROGRESS IN Y. W. CAMPAIGN ers, ten books for the boys and ten | The books are from Knock‘s book store and will be sold at regular store prices, the P.T.A. receiving a small fair have been selected by the teach fol:fithergirlu of each (Me JESSIE GAY VAN CLEVE THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND ?ARK, ILLINOIS (T aBed woup panuyquo, : Mrs. Henry Benâ€" 9) Sundeli, Dailey Ready to Wear, Mary ment, Rev. Christoph Keller, Mrs. W. | C. Peyrand, Priscilla Carver, Ruth K. Doud, K. A. Roth, Anna B. Wilder,| Clark. Jennie M. Johnson, Mrs. W. J. Brown, | $2.50 donations: Mrs. R. W. Shanâ€" Albert Larson, Mrs. T. W. Gordon, ley, Martina S. Nelson, R. N. Marâ€" W. C. T. U., Mre. J. A. De Celle, Mrs. garet Belknap. Waliter L. Madson, Miss Ora L. Brown, | $2.00 donations: Mrs. Walter Sims, Geo. I. Kirkgasser, Mrs. Raymond| Mrs. R. B. Curry, Mrs. B. B. Colestock, Flinn, W. K. Harrison, Mrs. F. C. Mrs. C. L. Morgan, Mrs. W E. Dahâ€" Noerenbéerg, Sparkling Spring Water ley, Mrs Wm. Vetter, Mrs. Wm. Fosâ€" WKO.MHW:M,M bender, Mrs. 8. Flint, Paul Borchardt, Pmd cotnit o Sm Amirmiat ~ Aprtprtnddiy diad t apraia M + +200 Gourley, Mrs. Orrin Peabody, Mrs. G. F. Goodnow, Mrs. Samue} Parliaâ€" assures one light spray. solution â€" in Guard against nasal infecâ€" tion. Adjustable Type ........ Spray â€" the often. The use of a ~KANTLEEK Atomizer Your Doctor will recomâ€" mend this precaution â€"__ SAVE wis SAFETY against Colds and "____$1.35 Sore Throat & _ Telephone Highland Park 144 Free Delivery Service Oppesite the Northwestern Passenger Station either a heavy or nose and throat Twoâ€"quart | Size....._... You can use any a Kantleek Atoâ€" ROBERT W. PEASE, Pharmacist atyour w.)c ". "Cyrand, Friscilia Carver, Ruth K.| Ernestine S. Lavery, R.N., Don Clark. De Sante, P.H.K. Grimson, Mrs $2.50 donations: Mrs. R. W. Shanâ€"|C. Bleimeh1, Myrtle Brigges, Marg ley, Martina S. Nelson, R. N. Marâ€" Hansen, Mrs. George Greene, | garet Belknap. Andren, Mrs. Nestric, Misa Olls $2.00 donations: Mrs. Waliter Sims,| Mrs. Mason G. Armstrong, Mrs. I Mrs. R. B. Curry, Mrs. B. B. Colestock, Fischer, Adolf A. Gieser, Mrs. R Mrs. C. L. Morgan, Mrs. W. E. Dahâ€"| Zimmer, Mrs. A. S. Loomis, Rev ley, Mre Wm. Vetter, Mrs. Wm. Fosâ€"| F. Schriver, E. M. Knox, Mrs. The bender, Mrs. 8. Flint, Paul Borchardt, S. 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