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SAFETY HINTS FOR THE. AUTO DRIVER by Harry Sheahen With this excellent weather has come one of the harbinger: of spring the youngsters at play with marbles or ball on the parkway. When children are interested in a game, their minds are wholly occu- Tra with the game itself, and when they run out into the streets to re- trieve a lost ball or toy, they do not 'stop to look and see if it is safe to do so. You know they have great faith in us grown-ups, trusting us to look after them. I suppose that when we had all the snow and ice, this winter, you often wondered whether your brakes were working or it your tires were just skidding on the slippery roads. But since your tires are down on the bare pavement, possibly you have noticed that your brakes are out of adjust- ment. Possibly they are not equal- ized and make your car pull to one side or the other when the brakes are ized and make your car pull to one side or the other when the brakes are applied. For the sake of the children's safe- ty as well as your own have your brakes looked after-thas avoiding this cause ct accidents. Some of the cars of today have brake settings as close as three one thousands of an Thursday, March 6, 1930 HILL TOP FARM SLICED BACON POUND POUND. FANCY RIB LAMB CHOPS SHORT LEG of the Finest Spring Lamb POUND---..-------------- m.te.ettwr--- .. FRESH MEATY SPARE RIBS POUND...-.-..-...---------- BEST NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK POUND, SWIFT’S GOLDEN WEST HENS SHORT LEG of the Finest Milk Fed Veal POUND te_--..rw-w_w-tt'm.er_-"-'"""" ---,--'""'"""" -e.e.r__. 'r_.rv SWIFT’S PREMIUM FRANKFURTERS POUND POUND Shop here and you will get 16 ounces to every pound, and the very highest quality of meats and poultry Lincoln Market 519 Central Avenue Phone Highland Park 3140 inch-abcttt the thickness of e human hair. It is obvious that the adjusting of brakes to that tlttertess requires the experience of a skilled mechenic. Why not have this attended to " once Your brakes may need only cleaning or miner adjustments. If they need relinintt, we will be glad to give you an estimate on this class at work. Each week, we will have In article on some phase of nuwmobile care. They are published for your beneilt, Yours for better Service. Basketball Teams Play for Silver Trophy Mr. J. R. Natl ot the Not: Hurd- wme Co. is ofterine a silver loving Clip to be presented to the basketball champions of Deerfield. There are three basketball teams in Deerfield. Rcrpresyenutives of these teams will meetin the very near fu- ture to make plans for a tournament to be played at the Deerfield gram- mar schoul gymnasium. _ It won't do you any good to all Uncle Sam and John Bull for tt visit now. They are in conference. SHEAHEN MOTOR CO. 125 North St. Johns Avenue Phone H. P. 388 _ 1241. (A Details a appear ner ls asmtn the tournament will next week. 35c 45c 32c 18c 45c 37c B2e 30c THE PRESS (Adm) --. __ V HIE-WT? AmTtgt-g"a'iihisir; Patronize the Press Advertisers dll' “CHICAGO k w "tftebest alewrymmq In the brrtotthe war RA I LWAV "One of the far-sighted ones who wok up the plan In T. A. Simbson of Luke County. 1nd to hill nee the credit for the succesv of the venture in that county.” “Those who are pesdlniltic about the po-lhllltiel of the rural school might well journey to Lake County. mi. nois. and spend . day with Supt. T. A. Show. It will be more refreshing than a holiday and will provide b. spiration for many a day.” ' "we for the lllin S. R. Loan. “lint-m superintendent of schools. Winmuu. it Thromb “I. but Claw to St. Paul-Mhnupolb. Parlor our and and». Chicano to MIN-ulna. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT April 6, In. Chicago . . Im Highland Park Ar. Milwaukee . Ar. St. Paul . . Ar. Minneapoli- [claim -dutgothoreh- MW.“ “club, apply to E.C.OHKMUND. Alan! okit THE ADVANCE 1989 Telephoto Highland Put 978 sperm writer for the Prairie Farmer, in the EM” March 9, 1930 is Teacher, November 192% A Now In“! T. ARTHUR SIMPSON to the office of County Superintendent of Schools Re-Election Candidate for 10.00 p. was p. 11:05 a. 10:25 a. tom p. n. (tras p. In. [2-05 at. In. 9:50 I. In. [0:25 a. In. - Cl