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$pri P | | | | ink,J are Clothes pl in nithe it lIs y ith 7C 1#3, erlâ€" forâ€" unâ€" PY‘s life in ble it Legion Auxiliary of | _ . Deerfield Has Meetin The regular monthly meeting of the Deerfeld American Legion Auxâ€" MMary was held Monday evening, " ~‘ o0 at the home of Mrs. Lesâ€" Aug. . €9, * tie wtns. flURSDAY' m P h undotiinenen F + 1 The rehabilitation chairman issued an invitation to the members to atâ€" tend a birthday party at U. S. Vetâ€" erans Hospital 105, and play cards with the boys on Wednesday afterâ€" noon of this week. | a 2 n oc Futhnsbtan : is 4Wa _ The monthly contribution . to educational fund at Doreas Home i was reported. The Unit made [a| contribution to the Auxiliary opporâ€"| ; tunity: loan fund. A layette was|, given to a needy family in the comâ€" munity. _ Another urgent call for|. baby clothing was made by the child welfare chairman, Mrs. Gladys Jaâ€" cobs, as another layette will be needed within the next month. : : Monday, Sept. 17, is "National Constitution Day." Appropriate acâ€" tivities for that day will be arrangâ€" ed at a later date. Unit members â€" will call on Mfs. Virginia Hicks and help her c@leâ€" brate her birthday anniversary |on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 23. | The outging president, Mrs. Agâ€" nes Tennermann, and the incomingl presiient, Mrs. Gladys Jacobs, will represent the Unit at the deptrt-‘ ment comvention at Peoria, *pt. 1| to 4. f 1 Mra. Tennerman called attention to the radio broadcast of the nationâ€" al president, Mrs. Beister, over }he NBC network on Friday, Aug. [24, at 2:15 p.m. I Following the business meetinqore- freeshments were served by the hostâ€" tess and her assistant, Mrs. Ej C. Frost. * of ‘"Delta‘" P ho us 2502 We Have a Complete Lline ot "Delta‘ Tools Combination Wnitâ€" Circular Saw and Jointer on a convenâ€" ient stand. | No inâ€" terference. Compact Portable substantialy made, at a surpriraingly low price. lHas many speâ€" cial features. ing" Lathe® T evecd U atheâ€"â€" spec l?xgnlnnllAl! m-.'i:m full motor speed â€" 1800 strokes a minâ€" uteâ€"with no ribraâ€" tion. Smoothâ€"cutting. Many novel features. nORTH SHORES MOST BEAUNAIL THEATRE "SADPIE McKEE" AUGUST 23, 1934 day with Joan Crawford Franchot Tone Trickgolf Robinhood. Jr. LATEST NEWS K. [ contribution . to 1 at Dorcas Home The Unit made [a he Auxiliary opporâ€" d. A layvette was st Times Toali “ 25 S. Second Street Haak‘s Auto Supply Co. A DemonstratiON of the "Delta‘" Tools in actual operation by an experiâ€" enced: woodworker will be held at our store. See for yourself the remarkable convenience and efficiency of these motorâ€"driven tools â€"see|what splendid work can done with them. No oljligation. Don‘t miss this tteat! You are always welcgme to come in and "browse" around our comâ€" plete display of "Delta" Tools. Questions gladly answered. Haak‘s Auto Supply Co. Quality T ools Dental, Health Clinic s Closes In Deerfield The dental and health clinic sponâ€" sored by the Deerfield American Leâ€" gion Auxiliary, was brought to a close Friday, Aug. 17, with the final injection of diphtheria toxoid. There were 66 smallpox vaccinaâ€" tions and 56 diphtheria innoculations given. A total of 96 children were given service in one or more of the three forms open. â€" ' The Auxiliary wishes, thru The Hizhland Park Press, to convey its sincere appreciation to the local doeâ€" tors and dentists, as the services rendered by them would represent ian expenditure of several hundred | dollars if paid for. Only through the able assistance of four local physicians, Dr. Sugâ€" den, Dr. Metcalf, Dr. C. J. Davis and Dr. Dorothy Davis, and the two local dentists, Dr. Spriggs and Dr. O‘Connell, was it possible for the Auxiliary to render this service to the community, we are told. The committee, of which Mrs. A. R. Warner was chairman, has reâ€" ceived many expressions of gratiâ€" tude from parents who have taken advantage of this opportunity. 1 | _A luncheon card party will be ‘hnld Wedne:sday, Aug. 29, at 1 p.m. ‘at the Deerfield Masonic Temple, | sponsored by the Deerfield Chapter | of the Eastern Star. Reservations i may be made to the chairman of the | party, Mrs. Raymond Dobbins, or | to any officer of the order. The pubâ€" \ lic is cordially invited. 25 South Second Street Deerfield O. E. S. Hold Card Party Aug. 29 Fri., Sat. Eve. Aug. 24â€"25 WILLIAM POWELL in with the celebrated stage stars EDNA BEST â€" COLLIN CLIVE Foiled Again, Spotted Wings, Latest News, Mickey Mouse in Klondike Kid SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY Wed.â€"Thuts. Aug. 29â€"3 oN THE STAGE Hollywood Premiere Buck 30 Local Impersonations of Movie Stars ndediatists 4 t with Laurel & Hardy, Jack Pearl, Ted Heally and His Stooges, Lupe Velez, Jimmy Durante. SCREEN S8HOW: 7 and 9:30 p.m. ~â€"*_ STAGE SHOW: 8:30 p.m. ADMISSION: 40 cents and 25 cents "Hollywood Party" Phone Hâ€"igihnd Park 391 Jones in "The Fighting Code" "THE KEY" ON THE SCREEN ing, mortising. routing, . earyâ€" ing, sandins sha ping â€"â€"these are the major uperations you ran perform eMfeiently on lnho: new r[)v'm corâ€"type Dril 1‘te88. â€"_jzmet"" This amazing 6â€"inâ€"one tnoâ€" torâ€"driven tool is built te stand up under heavy proâ€" duction work, yet is priced so low as to be within the reach of every home wotkâ€" shop owner. A quality tool througboutâ€"with . numer« ous interesting features Aug. 29â€"30 Fhone 2502 Modenese Society To _ | Have as%.rand'fificn}ic’f .A "grand picnic‘ will | the Modenese iety A Santi‘s Grove Route ball contests will be held with prizes to be given t ners. Those who are goo ing at targets with a rif their share of prizes. C will be at 7 p.m. 1 The Society, in its membersh drive, has been very sucgessful. 4 the last meeting ‘held applicatio) were received from Joe ano, Uf Azzi, and Charles Pasquési. At t same meeting Charles tilini, L izi Santi, Gouh [Rosalini |and Bru: Lenzini were initiated as members this mutual aid society . Food Sale Saturda;y . ; In Deerfi¢ld Stori A food sale, featuring all kinds of homeâ€"made cakes, [pies, rolls,| breads, etc., will be held Baturday &t| the Deerfield A. and P. Store, spehâ€" sored by Dorcas Circle Two of the| Deerfield Présbyterian Church, Mrs, Dwight Mcrrelris chairman of the circle. [o. > n | THE BLUE LUE Pabst Blue Ribbot_ jare sold by Qh; 1 at 2 p.m the win: at shoot e will ge ie dancing embershi THB |PRESS held b; . ~26, . a RIBBON BEER Don‘t b me the children when every little noise they lm:!lm‘r j ftates your husband. Chances are he‘s tense, "on @dge." It‘s time to relax. Serve him a botile of o@g refreshing Pabst Blue Ribbon beer Watch wh‘fifo difference it makes . . . See how it soothes and rests him. y Make sure that you don‘t spoil your remedy by serving him ordinary beer. Insist on Pabst BlluQRl‘Bbon‘ It is pure, fullâ€"flavored and has that distinctive taste that makes it America‘s first choice. See that your dealer delivers a dase@ today. Always keep a few bottles in lroi?'qf;igoralor. j S"‘V?-on you feel all tired out . . . at noon, &i&&_ernoon, before dinner . . . try a bot troj;n;fiigoralor. S‘iV?nn you feel all t 311%&)5 ernoon, before e u'fool refreshing P: 5 it will rest you too. /9 i/ | @7 ud || LDREN | The first of a series of three union rvices of the Deerfield protestant hurches will be held Sunday, Aug. , at St. Paul‘s Evangelical Church t 11 a.m. Rev. E. J. Bruso of the thlehem Evangelical Church will eliver the sermon, "How Shall We ay?" A double quartet of mixed yoices from the Bethlehem Church will provide special music. L t esw C mih d i l’rfool refreshing Pabst Blue Ribbon . . : II rest you too. ‘ i4 FASHIONâ€"DRAWING, _ Magazines, â€" Covers, Newspapers, Posters, Color, Layouts, | etc. DRES$ DESIGNING. _ Frechand â€" Cutting, Wraping, Millinery, Sketching, Coler, Ideas, STYLING for buyers, consultant, reporting, INT. DECORATION. Period Styles, Color, Arrangement, Estimates, Rendcring, #tyling. Entrance Dates Sept. 4, 10, 17. 24) Oct. « Personal ‘Training: Individual Advancement. 116 mh' m;hl‘gin VAve.. Chicago, Pept Series Of 3 Joint Services "CAN‘T YOU KEEP . THE CHILDREN quIET, maRY?" "DRINK THIS BOTTLE OF BLUE RIBBON YOU‘LL ENJOY _ THEIR FUN" "COME ON,~w KIDS. LET ME PLaY, TOO!" 0 #4, p“.hr-’l*c‘ Tel. H. P. 1500 Tel. H. P. 4040 Tel. H. P. 4400 Tel. H. P. 1677 Tel. H.P. 747 Tel. H. P. 4390 [ When Your RUGS are cleaned .... | _ insist on these | Cleaning Standard; Highland Park â€" 3900 _ Winnetka â€" > â€"| Glencoe â€" â€" â€" â€" 1900 l'nivfrsity 3| -} 6| | PLANT _| | 327â€"29 North Green Bay Road, Highland Park | STORES | f 747 Elm St., Winnetka _ 1738 Sh¢erman Ave., Evar Send your rugs early before the Fall | housecleaning | @UTTING â€" LAYING â€" ‘REPAIRING»? _ _OZITE PADS â€" STAIR PADS ‘ CARPETS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS > Estimates Cheerfully Given Without Obligation,. Through our modern rug beater which taps&the rugs gently and removes all sand and grit which has a tendency to settle at the roots of the pil‘_c' in rugs. This process removes all sand and grit wf;ich ordinarily could néver be removed with a vacfium cleaner. | } The rugs after being dusted are "shampooed"! (as shown in the above illustration) with a sp jally prepared vegetable soap which is harmless to c "lors. After the rugs are shampooed they are rinsed| with a stream of softened water which is another sbecial_ feature of dg VOGUE RUG CLEANING PRO(;ESS. Special pains are taken in themanner of cle;ning’ fringes of Oriental and Domestic Rugs. They are brushed by hand with soap and|soft water and all suds and grime is removed, thereby leavind the fringe bright and straight. | | After a thorough washing, all water and mo‘uture is removed with our special vacuum process, The rugs are finally taken outdoors to the drying racks, where they are exposed to a: natural sunlight and air. i Floor Covering Department With de VOGUE RUG CLEANING PROCE?S the sizing of the rug is not removed nor do théfiedges curl. This assures your rugs perfect smoo#mess, thereby adding many years toithe life of tiie rug. FRINGE IS CLEAR & STRAIG NAP CLEANED TO THE BASE SOIL REMOVED FROM RUGS SAND & GRIT REMOVED RUGS LIE FLAT ON FLOOR NAP SOFT & SMOOTH PHONES ; . PAGE FIVE $ A B § it Tt # 165 t ho CHd