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Winner of Woman's Junior Championship In..." 2 mo NU“ SHOWING} ls: \nn. “mun. Tl‘I-‘snn hx mummy RICHARD ARhEN BETTY C0NPS'0N' nu'ksmv. nun“ - trt Mott', t.4F.PT. 6 “Dangerous Nan McGrew” HELEN KANE - VICTOR MOORE M EARI‘HONES FOR THE HARD OF HEARING'. M an; on!“ on THE WESTERN “our" “The Border Legion" “Shadow of the Law" “Midnight Mystery” K tated.. Comedy h ‘h "Kl ('nnlinmvu» Sunday 2:00-1':30 p. m Signing time of futures: '%otday--'-".0tt . i:33 . 7:15 -10:00 p. I tiortday and Tteday-7:09 . 9:35 p. .14F.hFy"rF,it TALK LNG PICTURES ALCYON up tusted W th WILLIAM POWELL h have re- W ism” i n h Pl Highland Pull retain up at Lane M rs the News Events JACK HOLT with V Announcement that the tunnel pic-' --- nie of take Forest Council No. 1268. At an enthusiastic meeting held on Knights of Culumbus. would be held Tuesdly evening the Highland Park Sunday, Sept. 14, w” forthcoming Archers decided that the best wny to this week from A. J. Sllisbury, of . . . Libertyville, who is Grnnd Knight of make the organization effective would the Council. be to start practice at once. Conse- cmnmiuees for the Anna-l "air quently the first shoot will be held on an- now at work arranging plans and the "use at Sunset park, on Satur. gutting everything in reldineu for day afternoon. This will be continued the gala event-. The proxnm of “Ch week " long n the weather- "vr.nt.s, ulthoueh not nnnuunced " yet, mits, when it is hoped I suitable in. .. _‘:... " " “mi... namie lunch side range will be secured and prac- Announce K. C. Picnic for Sunday, Sept. 14 M iunday, Se his week .ibertyville he Council Cummine m- now " W y and LOWELI, SHERMAN V SEPTE.“ 5371:7171? f 2 irey ‘9. ml C's,rnmittees for the snnunl "air . now " Work arranging plans and nine everything in readiness for , gnla event; The program of tut», although not announced " yet, ll consist of n regal” picnic lunch noon to be followed try nthletic con- ‘ts during the afternoon. Althnugh no definite 1oeatiott for min: the pit-nic has yet been made is ulm st assured that it will be M r their " " Mr. Home ' her" they and Mr Mi m-kwml guests Mr I Iluughtrr. Hum-hie um! John, Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. Tu In In the ' tin " mhers of the (“nuncil are in- prepare for the picnic by Sunday. Sept. " on their cul- Friends of members In ex- n invitation to attend. ft ut t to Bargain Matinee nt 2:00 rm . JAMES HALL tierren Song In Morey hours sit. , Ruth ToNICmT--F'Ri0A Y rsured that it enic grounds ake Semimry tir rcy hospital, Chicago. "-5 leave at home dur- The putty returned on Monday, guests Mr. Thim Le 'r, Hum-hie. and sons. " Mr. and Mrs. Ray I Mrs. Tarpley, Mr. in, Mr. Thus. Carom tt of chkmn, Mich. nth-Med the air races 'hioeo and at Munde. th Beruhe. who in in Sol Stuns“. Mgr. SEPTEMBER 10 FAY WRAY He rube had SEPT T, It, 9 THE PRESS will be " n. at Mun. as (Areher'g First Meet . . Saturday Afternoon Men 's Furnishings 13 South St. Johns Avenue I Smaller proportions give it trimmer lines Its high crown is tapered all aroimd S. FELL The university snap brim The university Ham burg $6.00 NEW HATS FOR FALL $5.00 tice continued throughout the winter months. It wu suggested that rov- ing be carried on during the winter months across the Skokie on skiis or snow-shoes. provided there be truffle- ient snow. This surely would be a. red-blooded sport with a good appe- tite for a reward. The fun of making ono's own tackle was not overlooked, and free instruction will be given those wishing to do so. The first requisite being that the nrcher read one of the books on the subject to be had at the public library. Phone H. P. 307 Thursday, Sept. 4, 1930