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Nw Location for the | Marshall Field Store _ | in Lake Forest Soon | The Lake Forest store of Marshall Field and company, pioneer of the suburban Chicago stores opened by the big retail institution, will move into greatly enlarged quarters next Spring as the result of a 10â€"year lease, just negotiated, by which the store will take over the space now occupied by the First National Bank of Lake Forest and the North Shore Gas company. Thursday, October 2, 1930 The new quarters are in an attracâ€" tive modern building owned by the Lake Forest Improvement association on the corner of Market square. and Bank lane, the building occupying a commanding position at the head of the square. Result of Growth The necessity for much larger quarters for the Lake Forest store of Marshall Field and company is the result of the rapidly increasing busiâ€" ness of this north shore branch, acâ€" cording to Ronald P. Boardman, manâ€" ager of suburban stores of Marshall Field and company. "The Lake Forest branch has helped fill a longâ€"felt want for a community store carrying the quality of merchanâ€" dise that Lake Forest customers would expect to find in a Marshall Field and company store," Mr. Boardâ€" man said. . "Opened as an : infants‘ and children‘s apparel shop, the store has grown rapidly and consistently until the business demanded larger quarters, which we have now proâ€" vided." The new quarters for the Lake Forâ€" est store are almost four times as large as the present space. The new store will be redecorated and furâ€" nished and will be thoroughly modern in its merchandising fixtures. Field‘s will occupy the new space about March or April, according to present plans. With the expansion of floor space, the merchandise lines carried in the Lake Forest store also will be enâ€" larged. _ Fashionable apparel _ for misses‘ and young matrons‘ together with all dress accessories will be carâ€" ried, as well as a wide selection â€" of infants‘, girls‘ and boys‘ apparel nnd‘ accessories.â€" The accessory lines to be added include hosiery, gloves, | handkerchiefs, scarfs, handbags, belts, costume jewelry, perfumes, millinâ€" ery, shoes, lingerie, negligees, underâ€" garments, maids‘ uniforms and aprons. A line of athletic goods for | boys will be carried and next to the | Boys Own Room on the lower floor, which may be reached by a stairway leading from the entrance, will be play yard equipment, slides, w-ding' pools and gym apparatus. I Started in 1928 _ _ The Lake Forest shop of Field'sl was opened September 7, 1928. It was immediately successful and withâ€" in two month it was necessary to acâ€" quire additional space. The present «tore is located at Deerpath avenue | Marshall Field and company also owns suburban stores in Evanston and Oak Park. quire additi0na store is locate and Bank lane. Quardruple Space fnbcrtuhd “l Wednesday night, October 8, at gsd 8:15, Fort Sheridan will hold its store of Marshall | monthly boxing card at the post gymâ€" , pioneer of the| nasium. The card is a well balanced stores opened by | card and plenty of action is assured. 00 ul mave| There will be nine bouts in all. Boxing Card at Fort \'"“! Wednesday Night, Oct. 8 bex The main affair will be between Bob Reynolds, 200 â€" pound army heavyweight champion of Panama and Jimmy Bennit of Fort Sheridan. Roger Williams Ave. Lindsay‘s Colossal Pint cansâ€"largest and finest packed Imported Finest quality, per can, full % size RIPE OLIVES Tub â€" Laundry Large bar SARDINES APRICOTS Fancy Dried 2 pounds 2 for SOAP Nowâ€"you can buy the finest quality food products right here in Ravinia at Chain Store Prices. We are opening this store operating on the cash and carry plan. Come in and look over our new modernized upâ€"toâ€"date equipment to render you prompt and better service. "Our Shield of Quality Store" represents an orgblniutlon of independent grocers banded togther to make such a store possible. Quality food products â€"pricéd rightâ€"your patronage is always appreciated. A Real Store for a Real Town Come in and Help Us Celebrate Our Opening 49¢ 49¢ a bar 3¢ Send the Kiddiesâ€" y Y" Shield o d€ af j < of Quality Store Saturday, October 4th a) = Op» THE PRESS i ces Ade QUALITY â€" SERVICE â€" PRICE RAVINIA, ILL. The Large 22¢ can. New pack in heavy syrup Early Garden Just like fresh peas 22c a can 3 cans 65¢ None Such PEAS PoSsTS BRAN FLAKES WHITE BEAR COFFEE well known brand 1 Ib. 35¢ This fight is somewhat of a grudge affair as both men claim to be the best in their weight at Fat Sheriâ€" dan and a knockout is lookec for, but the winner is uncertain. ‘The manâ€" agement has had the good fortune of booking Mel Mullins 127 f Deerâ€" field to meet Red Schneider € Wauâ€" kegan. The other fights on e proâ€" gram are between the best ighters from Fort Sheridan and the Navy at Great Lakes. When the Army meet the Navy plenty of actionis asâ€" 3 cans PEACHES per package sured. For good seats callâ€" Sapt, 10¢ They will be given our prompt attention Shopping Bag Free PEANUT BUTTER Large 14 oz, bottle None Such Brand GRAPE JUICE Meier‘s The known quality brand PALMOLIVE SOAP 16 oz. glass jar 47T¢ a quart CATSUP per bottle 4 bars 19¢ \ Lippincott . 289 Hunter‘s Sport Led by a man believed to be the same bandit, who held up and robbed the store last June, two armed robâ€" bers last week forced six clerksâ€" in the John P. Haese grocery store, 841 Grand avenue, Waukegan, to the rear room, seized $147 in currency from the cash register, and escaped in a light sedan. the finest morning, NONE SUCH 1 Ib. Vacuum Pack CAJ; Near St. Johns Ave. Case of Large tin. Dry pack CANADA DRY GINGER ALE No. 2 cans Little Kernel Corn Finest quality 3 lbs 17¢ per bottle NONE SUCH Very reasonable Fort Sheridan, or shop Highland Park. PUMPKIN CANS quality coffee for noun â€" and . nlght for $1.382 Ib. 45¢ 12, $1.94