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tg ((8 $ 1 6 i AL &# Monday to Friday, 18 Holes .....-|u¢ ik.!.y to Friday, All Day .......|7$e Satutday A. M., 18 Holos _________\75¢ seturday P. M., or All Day _______}.00 Suturday, after 4 P. M. ___________!75¢ Seturday, ofter 4 P. M. ._._________\75c | Sunday, 4 P. M. ..<s2lncccccfe... 75¢ €C O U NTR Y â€" CLUB Particularly since Vernon has REDUCED ITS \Z FEES to prices that are in most instances lower "z than those charged by medi;m courses that attract players only because of the low rates. Now you can play this marvglous golf course as e cheapest course that offers nothing comparable. NEW TEMAORARY LOW RATES ‘ _‘ ‘These Less Recent Books _ \‘The Saturday Review of |Literaâ€" New Field of Work Pearl S. Buck, Pulitzer prize winâ€" ner and author of "The Good Earth," has joined the John Day Company as advisory editor. Mrs. Buck will remain in America at least a year, and will continue the schedule she has observed for some years of deâ€" voting her mornings to writing. News From Publishers For the past year Mr. Herbert Hoover has been at work on a manâ€" uscript of a book to be published in September, to be called "The Chalâ€" lenge of Liberty." | "Father Malachy‘s Miracle," by Bruce Marshall. A witty satire on religion. P "Heat Lightning," by Helen Hull. A tale of family life. af 1. 3 "Poems, 1909â€"1925," by T. S; Eliot. The collected work of one of the most importart of contemporary ‘Hatter‘s COastle," by A. J. Cronin. A melodramatic, but powerful, story of Scottish life. "Papa La Fleur," by Zona Gale. A story of the revolt of the younger generation. â€" "All Passion Spent," by V, Sackâ€" ville Wiest. A novel in which old age is heroine. "Lives of a Bengal Lancer," by Francis Yeatsâ€"Brown. High advenâ€" ture and Yoga in India. + "Sticks and Stones," by| Lewis Mumford. A study of American architecture. "Bermuda," by Hudson Strode. A history and description of the island. "The Constant Nymph," by Marâ€" garet Kennedy. The story of an unâ€" conventional family. j "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd," by Agatha Christie. An exciting deâ€" tective story. /"The Last Adam," by James Cozâ€" zens. The chronicle of a Connectiâ€" eut village. 14 : "Lady Into Fox," by David Garâ€" néett. A charming fantasy. [ . tions are: > 13 "Only Yesterday," by Frederick L Allen. Seeing ourselves in retroâ€" spect. | » 4 . book which is not a current best sellâ€" er. but which is worth reading for some virtue other than upâ€"toâ€"dateâ€" PAGE TEN RATES MODERATE e publishers say the book will Twentyâ€"seven hole golf course Wrqurtonsmc HoTtEL HIGHLAND PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY \__ HICHLAND PARK ILLNOHS , _ COME TO _ WEQUETONSING of Just 1% miles west of Deerflcld Write for descriptive folder WEQUETONSING, MICH. L. G| Davig, Manager REDUCED ITS NS ‘f instances lower vegs /f Af _ tcro courses that lt z> the low rates. lous golf course as economically as MEN TALK Angur and WOMEN TOO! Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, DAJ ~yunisss Suaday, 4 P. M. "The Brain Behind Hitler,‘ by Roger Shaw in Review of Reviews. Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels has beeh the oneâ€"man brainâ€"trust of the Gerâ€" man Nazi regime. Here is an an» alytical study of his> background, and of his activities under the Swastika Cross. : $ "What Do We Want From Taxes?" by Harold Buttenheim in Survey Graphic. Shall we get ecos nomic. salvation through Fascism‘!f, Communism or Taxation? Mr. But+ tenheim challenges the advocates of cutâ€"taxesâ€"atâ€"anyâ€"price with a pro+ gram for making taxation serve us, toward a better life. & "Air _ Cooling _ Reaches _ Main Street," by J. J, Nance in Nation‘s Business. Conditioned air, once of< fered only by the largest theaters, is becoming more and more common in business places and homes. Just who is buying. this â€" equipment? "Who Belongs in Prison?" by Joâ€" seph Fishman and Vee Periman in Harper‘s Magazine, A penal authorâ€" ity ‘defines the difference between vice and,crime, and points out that dne of our great problems of prisoil administration is caused by the fact that prisons are crowded with men who do not belong there. ° E. Outstanding Magazine Articles | of August > : "Labor‘s Fight for Power," b% George E. Sokolsky in The Atlant Monthly. The labor problem is one of the most serious issues of these troubled times. In, two searchinf articles, of which this is the first, Mr. Sokolsky examines the methods and tactics of the A. F. of L. § According to a recent A"Wi"fig Press dispatch Uncle Remus a Br‘er Rabbit are to be perpetuam in bronze and marble. The old Ne churcter in Joel Chandler Harrig‘ stories for children is to be the cenâ€"> tral figure in a memorial to the Georgia author. The memorial is to be erected with funds to be raised by a stateâ€"wide subscription camâ€" paign. The sculpture is to be the work of Dr. Joseph Klein. f be m defense of what Mr. Hoover calls "the American system" of 302; ernment, a critical consideration Qf the growth of, Fascism, Communâ€" ism, and Socialism, and a frontal tattack upon "national regimentaâ€" tion" and bureauercy. tX Perpetuation of Uncle Remus ané WONDERFUL MEALS Season June 15th to Sept. 20th 18 Holes before 7 A. M... 7 to 12 Noon or All Day . 12 Nooah4'.M.1rAl 1.00 Mrs. nue will Circle o1 at the i‘i};“i @rsity of Arizona. The 3 @ little sons of Mr. and Mrs. Rayimond Meyer, Freddie, John and Dofl&ld, underwent tonsilecâ€" tomies off Wednesday at the High land Park Hospital. > Mr. a d Mrs. John Klemp, Jr., of Ridge RGBd have a son born Saturâ€" day, Au’}{i‘?, at the Highland Park Hospital.s"";| dleges a depressi lacking, their pls covers. well tea Jean léa Arizona, at the U Jo ‘Mr. a SALMON Asparagus Tips _« 25¢ Cider Stuffed Olives CfOS: Red 4 Red Kidney Hein Tomato Juice Savo{dj SALT CLEANSER sSOUPS COFFEE Savoy Sunbpéie Baby Stuart PRESERVES College Inn Ma: Bjrgfwn [Assorted Flavors] Colleée‘ Inn Assorted D E Deerfield Locals i8 it d Beans nce Scott of Clay Aveâ€" rtain the Queen Esther iday. Irs. F. W. 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