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ing presiâ€" lities comâ€" rican Pubâ€" a director vest Utiliâ€" unty. resiâ€" uffier furâ€" dinner. 11, 1929 nor of the tern termâ€" known as way. â€"The rartet furâ€" gram were ngineer of ceived toâ€" ied as folâ€" at Zion gala attire resentative ative Richâ€" , W. Hurd r, Illinois ranslating _quite nerâ€" ppear like Forest â€" Missouri ississippi Utilities, idents anted at nd ~Park in . U 9:15 lecti were elected: â€" President, _ Bernice Swan; vice president, Daniel Baruffi; secretary, Raymond Fini; treasurer, La Verne Davidson. t â€"_ Girl Reserves : ‘ Mr. Thomas has given the Makio Girl Reserves permission to hold two meetings of the four monthly meetâ€" ings in the old kindergarten rooms of the Oak Terrace school. These girls are buying a Girl Reserve flag to have in their meeting room. The other two meetings will be heldâ€"at the Y., W. C. A. in Highland Park. _: Art Club orgige _ Miss Opitz, art teacher at the Oak Terrace school, has organized an art club for the eighth grade girls. Meetâ€" ings Eighth Grade Class Election â€"~ The two eighth grades assembled the auditorium last Wednesday at .;.'}o;â€"fi'nf'éxpreu purpose of seâ€" ting class officers.. yr, Thomas [S EVERNVTHING are held every Wednesday after Oak Terrace School Notes 25 South Second Stroet Haak‘s Auto Supply Co. N‘ “_%‘&.:&\W ifnieaignaes Aemit oo on 9 omcs m + 1929 YXTHI N t& qggmP" n::: | _ _Bighth Grade English Club The eighth grade of the Oak Terâ€" ; | race school has organized an English ‘\ club. Arthur Stupey was> elected school. The officers witlâ€"soon be elect: ;â€"Missâ€"Opitz hasâ€"planned. many. inâ€" teresting things for the girls to do, .and many useful articles for them to make. ‘ We are urged by the. philosophers to take things calmly, and any way the ‘thieves and bandits seem toâ€"do so as they take things away from us. Dnelmice. a2 0 01. e t sn npoon se nc is Glein, treasurer. ? commiittee : has been chosen to draw up the resoluâ€" tions. Among those on the commitâ€" tee are Marvin Brownlee, Martin Glader, Engo Doretti, and Frieda Glass. The meeting will be held every two weeks. We strive for better Engâ€" lish. A > f How Times Change ~â€"Formerly it was the general idea that men played golf not because they liked the game, <but because it was accepted: as indicating they could afâ€" ford to meet people who professed to like it.â€"The American Magazine. ce an, _® Phone H. P.â€"391 samd T s ““_ "-;_-“-“ Ther Rirtes Aiiinac) Spc is ":;‘git_"g:"'}» :?3‘“3« P ek nn.=4.r,.’.unm.,.mn Ai.n 'l‘;«. !,.‘ of Chicago Radio Show â€"â€"~~~Starts Next Monday The Chicago Radio Show, which, for the eighth consecutive year opens at the Coliseum next Monday, Oct. 21, will attract radio.fans not only from Chicago and suburbs, but from the entire central west. Year after year it polls the largest attendance radio sets, speakers, tubes and apâ€" paratus will be presented the latest developments from the world‘s leadâ€" ing laboratories and factories. Inâ€" cluded . areâ€" new . circuits, ~employing the screen grid tube, remote control, improved loud speakers and scores of other surprises. The RCAâ€"Alexanderson system of eleyvision, still in the laboratory stage, but as perfect as it exists anywhere in the world, will be exhibited for the first time in Chicago. ~The new, mysterious musical instrument, Theremin, operated by radio waves, will likewise be shown for the first time. 3 § â€"THE BEST NATIVE_POT ROAST _____ 374 SWIFTS PREMIUM SLICED BACON POUND POUND FANCY FRESH DRESSED BROILERS 37 POUND OUR BEST SMOKED HAMS rOUND ARMOUR STAR FRANKFURTERS _ 30 POUND LEAN BOILING BE §§9RT LEG of the Finest Spring LAMB 3_5 ; â€"â€" POUND SHORT LEG of the Finest Milk Fed Veal 35¢ PoUND Shop here and you will _ every pound, and the aquality of meats a Lincoln Market ___519 Central Avenue ___._ Phone Highland Park 3140 . | you will get 16 ounces to d, and the very highest of meats and poultry ©â€" > Glencoe Chamber Is â€"â€"â€"«â€"â€"Planning A Smoker 18 â€"4Wâ€"ednesd a‘ «lÂ¥ 0 42 Td AMB A:â€"â€"~o l idns mcatietpccebet 10 M un i e i e o â€" mestine last week the â€"chamber d A smoker, to be held at the Glenâ€" coe Golf club, will replace the reguâ€" lar monthly dinner meeting of the Glencoe chamber of commerce next month, it was decided last week when the chamber held its October dinner meeting. The date for the smoker cussed plans for Glencoe‘s third anâ€" nualâ€"ice skating carnival which will probably be held sometime in Janrâ€" uary if the weather is favorable for such an event at that: time. ~Abe Simon will again head the chamber of commerce committee which is to make arrangements for the carnival. » _ Moves to Northbrook _ : Mrs. Frances Garrity, who> has com petent y operated Deerfield ewitchboards for many years, expects to move next week to: Northbrook, where she will assume charge of the telephone exchange. _ ske.: s 30¢