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44 # tgq Py Ed Pm Aint $#+; Â¥4 bHK (%e U ES ki\ ;{kjfl old i 16 i "Recovery by Trial and Error," by Walter Lippman in the Yale Reâ€" view. Foreign Council "Is the NRA Accomplishing Its Objective?" This subject will be discussed at the North Shore Conâ€" gregation Temple in Glencoe on Tuesday evening, Nov. 6. Mr. John T. I-Pynn. noted economist and Douglas of the Univexj:y of Chiâ€" journalist, â€"and Profes Paul H. cago are scheduled to be the particâ€" ipants in the debate. _ j Distinguished Visitor ; Mr. Alfred M. Githens, noted New York @rchitect, accompanied by Dr. Theodore Koch <of Northwestern University, visited the libsary on Monday last in the interest of a new book on library: architecture which Mr. Githens is about to publish. "The Future of the NRA," by Donâ€" ald Richberg in Fortune. j "France T:ies the Lottery," by L. M. Hussey in Harper‘s Magazine. "The New Propaganda for War," by George Seldes in Harper‘s Magaâ€" zine. â€" ts "Revolution ‘by Electricity," by E:l Hutchinson in Scribner‘s azine. & "Government by Terror," by Wilâ€" liam Henry Chamberlin in Atlantic Monthly. 4 s t The following books by these men are to be found in the library. Mr. John T. Flynn has written "God‘s Gold"; "Story of Rockefeller and His â€"Times," ‘and â€""Investment Trusts Gone Wrong." * & Three by Mr. Paul H. Douglas are as follows: "Collapse or Cycle"; "Comine of a New Party," "Probâ€" Illinois Library Association _ More than 200 librarians and liâ€" brary trustees are expected in Deâ€" eatur, II1., Oct. 31 to Nov. 2, for the thirtyâ€"eighth arinual conférence of the Illinois Library Association, to be held at the Orlando Hotel. Preâ€" siding at the conference will be the president of the iassociation,, Miss Anna May Price, superintendent of t}ile State Library Extension Diviâ€" sion. t Current Trends Eight outstanding articles in Oct. magazines are to be found at the Highland Park public library: is "Regimentation and the Business Man," by John T. Flynn and W.*M. Kiplinger in Scribner‘s Magazine. lem of Unemployment." "Chicago in the Second Century," in Survey Graphie,) .‘ > ~~>*~.~ On Monday, Nov. 12, the entire evening will be given to books for boys and girls.. Miss: Elsie â€"A. Wygant of Frances Parker School, will point out the choice books of the year. The conference is scheduled to open Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 31, with a generalâ€" session at which "Adequate ° Book Collections for Present Day Service" <will be the topic of discussion. h i ‘The Book Talks s Two more of the library book talks remain to be given. Next Monday evening Miss Elizabeth Coolidge will present ‘the wo:k of the poet, A. E. Hou:man, and Miss Priscilla Carâ€" ver will sketch the work of Bach in view of the use which is to be made of his music this coming winter. D¢. N. S. Mayo, whose presentation of, Carleton Beals‘ "C:ime of Cuba‘" is so well remembered from last year, is to discuss the favorite theme of literary scrapbooks. PAGE TEN HICHLAND PARK PUBI HICHLAND PARK IL The Ilinois Congress of Parents and Tegchers urges the community to support the Constitutional conâ€" vention |and new revenue laws. Mrs. Harry |Muhlke, president of the Deerfield P.â€"T. A. heard the measâ€" ures discussed on Monday at the P~T. Divisional meeting of the North Bhore Division of the Illi: nois State Teacher‘s Association at Eva k Mrs. Muhlke quotes from the Ocâ€" tober "Illinois Voter": . gnstitutional Convention "Our| present revenue system places an unjust share of taxes on treal estate and this serious condiâ€" tion will continue until the revenue article |of the Constitution‘is: reâ€" vised. :\In order to call a convenâ€" tion it.‘is necessary that the propâ€" osition | must : receive a Majority Vote of All Those Voting in the Election. Do Not Fail to Vote on this Proposition! Some of the most neécessary changes are: revision of the nue system, home rtule for gities agnd counties in local affairs, reorganization of the judicial sysâ€" tem, more equitable representation shorter| ballot." _â€" Appar portant Thursda brary S discusse tatives â€" e1us, a the stat ing Mr. ident of Library legislati propos eral di membe sociati A di this ses son, an educati Recreat Nationa has shows Munro "V ote "Putt Plan T of the morni The 1 and Té: to supp vention Harry | Doezfid{ ures di P~T. 1 North | Bh nois State Evanston. Mrs. M tober "Jlli ; Trus interes work s college brary ings tory in Library Hendee Telephone 555 Highland Park GREENSLADE Electrical Cantractor wel EClectric Shop 4 South First Stree! Picture Mn,-xne, which ntly come to the library, he name of David Alan s the editor. Mr. Munro own Highland Park man. m i~ s g the National Library Work" will be the subject nal general session Friday November 2. land groups of librarians in special types of library th as work with children, reference service and liâ€" ords will hold section meetâ€" rsday morning. Local hisâ€" the Highlandâ€" Park Public will be presented by Miss at this session. : tly one of the most imâ€" sessions is to be held afternoon, when "A Liâ€" stem for Illinois" will be by a librarian, represenâ€" f the farm and home burâ€" layman and a member of legislature, At this meetâ€" M. F. Gallagher, vice presâ€" the Highland Park Public board and a member of the e committee, will present library legislation for genâ€" cussion :and approval by ; of the Illinois Library Asâ€" ner conference is to follew sion, at which Lyman Bryâ€" outstanding leader in adult n will discuss "Is Thinking Local Editor , . £ ctober issue of Roto; The Yes" Is Plea . Of Deerfield P.T.A. IC LIBRARY JNOIS 99 on the fGirl Scout movement. The 'flig; ‘dop was organized in Engâ€" h | in |1912 and today thirtyâ€"nine couhtries have Girl Scout troops. ’“ ement was created to ‘proâ€" vidé wholesome outdoor activities for the girl of the teen age, to proâ€" vide copipanionship, to appreciate simple things, to place values where value belongs and to encourage self expressi f Mrs. Walter B. Metcalf gave a short resume of current events of the past three weeks touching on Deerfield Woman‘s W ||. _Club Has Open Meet The Deenrfield Woman‘s Club held its regular meeting, Tuesday, Oct. 28 at the Deerfield Grammar School with Mrs. T. M. McClintock, the Evâ€" anstt irl Scout director, as guest enker, . Mrs. McClintock talked verend ~Ea:l Bruso will be it speaker at an open meeting of the | Deerfield Woman‘s Club, Tuesday, Nov. 13 at 2:30 p.m. at the Grammar School and has chosgen as his"topic "Life Beâ€" gins at Anytime." Mrs. Walter B. Metcalf is chairman of the program, an invitation is extended to the community to attend this meeting. COFFEE ORANGES SUGAR BUTTER fllinkht Snider‘s Ketchup wye sowe 14¢ ME George Washington w«1] BLUGE GO0SE IN S T A N T TTCHEN CLEANSER for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Specials: ge brosia Bakin: cans for 400| FOOD MA R T tra Fancy lbs.. for narch Sanka Coffee brite alf pound bars . NATHAN APPLES MONS gallon KE FLOUR APEFRUIT rosia Baking or OCOLATE ETâ€"CIDER Per . 45¢ (plus bottle deposit) THE PRESS Bake Sale Sgturday At Deerfield School Girls of the Junior American Legion Auxiliary of Deerfield will hold a home ed goods sale on Saturday, Nov. beginning at 10 a.m. in the Deerfleld A. & P. Store. They will offer for sale cakes, cookies, doughnuts, etc. |. Bannockburn School : Benefit Party Nov. A party for benefit of the Bannockburn Grammar School will be held Friday, Nov. 2, at 8 p.m., at the school to which the public is invited. ‘There will be attractive prizes and refreshments. village, state and national affairs ~‘A social hour followed the busiâ€" ness session. t Â¥ o \AMrs. J. C. No‘tn of Lake Forest spent Monday at the Earl Frost home. a _ Mrs. Merwin O, Hopkins was apâ€" pointed chai of the annual Red Cross drni-‘::%d also chairman of the committee which will cooperâ€" ate with the Ame’rica.n Legion Auxâ€" iliary in making layettes. # . COFFEE 516â€"518 45 25c 25¢ 20¢ 29q‘ 25¢ 19 BIG SP EC I A L MEAT sprciars TOPAZ High Score Granulated Pork Sausage ib. 1 9¢ Round Steak ib. 1 9¢ Sliced Bacon b.23¢ Bo‘ling Beef Lb.9¢e â€"â€" RED BAG b.147¢ Rib Roast 6THxâ€"7Tr RIG Sunkist Sweet Juicy > PURE I Robert Lotz, a noted magician, | will appear in an entertainment at ’the Deerfield Grammar School on Friday evening, Nov. 9, at 7 o‘clock. IM:{. Lotz needs no introduction . to Deerfield audiences, as he has preâ€" large boxes National Book Week will be obâ€"| served by the Deerfield Parentâ€"| Teacher Association at its regular monthly meeting oh Friday, Nov. 9,| at 2:30 p.m. in the school mm-' sium, _ The two West Deerfield Township librarians, Mrs, Chester Wolf and Mrs. Eugene Becker, will have charge of the program. Mrs, Wolft will talk about books for mothers,‘ as well as childsen‘s fn!t- and poems. Mrs. Becker will #ell about new story books for childrén. There will also be a short proâ€" gram given by the children. The community is invited. 8 Magician To Appear * At Deerfield School There will be a display of new books. Reading lists, published by the American Library Association, will be distributed. ' Deerfield P.T.A. To ~â€"‘Observe Book Week 25¢ . .. . t Btys 10â€"1b. cloth bag 93 Reg. Velue $1.50 â€"Fresh 3 boxes for per gallon large bottle large jar por hFox 0~r lar MUSHROOM BROTH SOUP DOG FOOD SPAGHETTI or MACARONI DILL PICKLES GRAPE JELLY Cider or White VINEGAR diet A.BC.; 3 MAPLE SYRUP MARSHMALLOWsS Monarch Red Heart Fould‘s Jelke‘s cans for ZLuck %â€"**‘ Oleomargarine pounds (plus bottle deposit) 4 ozs. : $1.00 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 193, The entertainment is â€" by the Deerfield P. T. A money realized from the be used for the school.‘ sented several shows in the vil., The past two summers he has %.. .tltu Cuczpmh-li»)n-w. e Lu :istmas holideys he Wns in Marshall Field‘s toy seetigy NP In addition to the an. M Virginia Engles will m grammar school orchestra l ists in a recital and there will dancing by Miss Leta TolPs ACERVL â€" $ â€" SALES AND SERV Tries, Tubes, Accessories, Battery Survice Phone Hwd. 5578 â€" J. Cervi, Prop. F2 Waukegen Avenue, Hichireod RELIABLE LAUNDRYy Motorceycles â€" Serviâ€"Car and. 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