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$6() 1 movement e Gold filled "s605 ckee Watch. ; White or ing, narrow e or Yellow . AOver 20 achedule for at the follows; 3:11; "A; 4:30 to n# T+45 h. hy Dalircom ESSLER UDIO mor 7844 atch 97 Y ears. e vacant today (" Dciety i s900 Sale tch, 14K. s of style uaranteo to attend ER 6 $35 ce NOws; J:I1 ch; 4:30 to n; 7:45 be. ntermediate Cornert w Ads 1934 the hold Urs MAY. BROCKWAY RITES HELD SATURDAY Ms wno neiped 10 esLaD» h Lake county. Afr. Brockway taught school from ifi to 1889 and then clerked in 1OÂ¥A _ 1010 AH Khie Iwknitne: us the departm®"" f n from resigned to aunty clerk und dee, then county until th " Ees y o Lisd enit ?jr_‘;:ochny chose to remain as w recorder and was reâ€"elected. fiz sonâ€"inâ€"law, L. J. Wilmot, was Ld cireuit clerk and still holds _ Mr. Brockway was a member of board of education from 1899 \Fraternally he was a member of the A. 0. Fay Masonic Lodge, of Highland Park, for 50 years; treasâ€" urer of the Royal Arch Masons in Waukegan for 32 years; member of the Waukegan Knights Templar; Eilks; Past Patron of the Order of Rastern Star, and Past Commander af the Modern Woodmen of Amerâ€" this office He was married Jan. 27, 1877 to f L. Vant who died Feb. 28, 1930. 1933 hewas remarried to Miss Anna D. Botsford. Long considered one of the greatâ€" est vote getters in the county, ‘he held office© successfully from the 20%, DISCOUNT $64 Central Ave. ”.nmcnt of the Interior in rington from 1890 to 1893 when esigned to become a deputy y clerk under the late Al Henâ€" then county clerk. He held this ion until the fall of 1900 when ras elected to the office of cirâ€" clerk and recorder. He held s joint offices until 1924. when increase in population of the ivy made it necessary to divide nB m 2e n,rrngrineonnfe ns & oUALITY MEATS Short Leg Roast Bn;l‘p Roast Boneless Rolled Beef Pot Roast Continued from page : Patronize DUTCH MAID HAND LAUNDRY iwulder Roast CASH AND CARRY XXXX SUGAR â€" Opkgs Framine e» iâ€"1 SUNNYFIELD 2 20â€"08 OaTs pkgs. Bulk Navy o Ann Page PEANUT BUTTER _ jarJv Ann Page 288 . *taF 171¢ Wheaties 288 . @rmes 21c Foulds* @38280019® 3 pues. 19¢ PEA BEANS ‘2 Je l / College Inn lo%malszc CHICKEN A LA KING Rajah Spices wnoue 3 »nes. 14c Brown Sugar suux . 5 1ss. 25¢ % 12â€"02. quarts Borden‘s HA4IE®Cheese $%e. I¢ Sparkle SHINM . 6r«es 25c California Navel ORANGES Airyâ€"Faoiry L . Size 150â€"176; doz...... _ Large No. 126 size CALUMET SE . . BAKER‘S COCOANUT MON AND VANILLA Instant Postum .. ‘can Swans Down KS . * [‘ DECEMBER 6, 1934 who helped to estabâ€" "A&P‘s Preâ€"Winter Sale . \ Certainly Offers Values!" The values offered during this great Preâ€"Winter Sale are on sale beginning Dec. 7 ;hm Dec. 12. EIGHT O‘CLOCK FLOUR _ > 89c c§7\Tfi3fi 2%%21¢ COFFEE 3 : 55 sUNNYFIELD FAMILY PS L13¢ . ttik 11e Phone 146 . $k8 106 sesyc | * 13¢ , 12%c 12%c¢ 10c 16c 10c Mr. Brockway is survived by his bâ€"| widow, Mrs. Botsford Brockâ€" way, his two daughters, Mrs. Laura m| Wilmot, of 1423 Hickory Street, and in Mrs: Grace E. Badington, of Toronâ€" in to, Can., and othér relatives, time he was in 1900 up until his death. He was a Republican and bore the reputation of holding the same public in the county building longer : any other one The following meetings will be held in connection with the Woman‘s Missionary Sodorty of First United Eva ical Church. . On Tuesday evening, Dec.‘iz, at the church a stereopticon lecture by missionaries from South América, 7:45 p.m. The Boys and girls x the Sunday school junior | dep; ent will sing.. A hearty invitation is «@iven to all. On Thursday afternoon, Dec. 18, at the home of Mrs. Maetchle, Sr., 152 North | Second gltreet, the monthly meeting of the Women‘s Missionary Society will be held at 2:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.Donald Boynton are #pending this week end at their Wisconsin home: »4 Misg Lenora Carpenter of Ridgeâ€" wood ve David Wilson of Lake Forest were united in marriâ€" age Woednesday evening ....ov, 28, at the Highland Park Presbyterian Church with Rev. Taylor officiating. The Acacia Club of Fort Sheridan is giving a d , Tuesday evening, Dec. 11, in the nasium. Everyâ€" body is welcome. 8 27¢ Bakef'é Cocoa %8%% 12c 30c Minute Tapioca $23 13¢ Shoulder i i. 2: ts Sausage th..::L...... Armour‘s Star Armour‘s Star Bacon | , lb. pkg. â€"â€"} Local and Personal Armour‘s Spice Ham Luncheon Meat MILK . sSOUP 3@ SALT 2 : 15° Special New Broom Offer Bring in this coupon with your old broom and we will allow you 10c on the purchase price of any new broom in the store. PET, CARNATION OR BORDEN‘S EVAPORATED MORTON‘S PLAIN OR 1I0DIZED White House Milk 6 Iiks 34¢ AOBERTS & OAKE PURE CAMPBELL‘S ASSORTED % e t dol i h6 GeEnrnto ow Cesd s wl Oanol uenits se Wull "tax 20c ta 15¢ 14%c TALL CAN 12%c¢ 1 3° 271¢ 14¢ Joseph Devadanan _ to Speak at Church Joseph Devadanan, native of Inâ€" dia, will appear in native ume when he speaks at St. Pa = gelical Church, Deerfield, Stnday, Dec. 9, at 7:30 pm. His w will be, "Manners and Customs of My People." ‘Additional features will include selections t choir comp« will include, community sin selections ‘by the St. Paul choir composed of thirtyâ€"fi Mr. Devadanan is a gra Lucknow Christian Colleg He is a graduate of Indiana ity and spent two years a in post graudate work, an a student at Garrett Bibili tute : Upon India. Joe, as he is known by hundreds of Indian boys, is a most tinusual speakér and ia keen student. ‘Wherâ€" ever he has lectured there have been requests for additional engage nents. Mr. Devadanan has lpoken,v;‘efo_re hundreds of groups in this State. It is felt that it will be a great privilege to hear him Sunday night at St. Paul‘s Church, Deerfield. attend. At last you neglected medium, sizes have a stocking. you can truly call your own. 73; our Belleâ€"Sharmeer, Modite, and it‘s made to your measure in width and length as well as i size. 4 d :. . Naturally it fits to pef fection «. . . allâ€"over. And it works like a charm with the new flat garte Ringless, of course.| ,t And exclusive hete., "" M"" MecLAUGHIN, facâ€" tory representative for Belleâ€"Sharmeer Séohkâ€" ings, will be in our Hpsâ€" iechy Department on Friâ€" day and Saturday to asâ€" sist customers in sqlgct- ing their own perfectâ€"fitâ€" ting proportions. _ || Belleâ€"Sharmeer s T.0 C K I No s designed for theâ€"individ ual Garnett‘s Ask for your foot‘size by '% jumber and your LEG SIZE by NAME graduation public is cordially invited‘to for Mediums Modite . Duchess Classic . hristian College, India. uate of Indiana Universâ€" nt two years at Purdue adate work, and is now ; Garrett Bibilical Instiâ€" orthwestern University. he unity singing and St. Paul‘s Junior thirtyâ€"five voices. is a graduate of i College, India. . for plump$ for mediums *HE PRESS return to Mrs. William Bgarker, and, Van Scherck, are |ente on Friday, at the home of Mrs. Barker in honor of Mrs. C ter oq ew York, who is visiting her silter‘. Mrs. Irving Randall. § ‘Mr. and Mrs, Frééeman Hitéhcock of Waverly road entertained this weekâ€"end at a house party at their hunting lodge on the Illinois River. GARNETT S MEMBER â€" €*pi . & o ts T4 _0 FAMILY @WAA | § in Our Toy Section Every W / a M Day From 2:30 to 430 P. M. *YO@*" I i i Gorgej Gown Choice of tajlored or attrac tively lace (trimmed style: They are values far abov the usual at this pricel Quality Cr?pe Dance Sets _ Tailored and lace trimme sets of an excellent (qualit crepe de chine. A :splend gift suggestion. . ; Costume Jewelry Neatly Boxed [ Bracelets, earrings, neckla« â€"each pnted in attracti Christmas box. j Colorful Lin kerchliefs [ /. c25r 15 inch) sleeping, mamma l‘don., Organdie anu and bonnet. (A splendid doll at Bright deep colors.. H: rolled â€"edge. Emfiroide motif. They are selling re ily for gift giving. | IS,;r:: Brea*fast snok 0 Colorful patterns of all lin damask. Cloth is 52x52 inchâ€" es with six napkins to match Sle?ping?l Special . !| $1.00 only $1.00. ous Sat $1.98 §$2.98 $1.00 n Handâ€" n Nightâ€" es ve de Chine _ Legion Sponsors Dinner The Deerfield Post No. 738 of the American Legion will give a turkey dinner and card party at the Masonic hall in Deerfield on Monday evening, December 10. ‘Dinner will be served at 7 o‘clock. Make reservations with "Cappy" Hout by Friday night. _ Givenjcarf.s for Christmas | CA Ascot and igle scarfs of silk and woolen fabrics. They are always table as gifts. , Electric Lighted: Autos â€" Choice of sedan, truck and racer car. Rubber wheels. Light bulbs included. Bat« tery 10¢ extra, Novelty Suspenders in Gift Boxes [A _ Every man wants a pair of new suspenders, for Christâ€" mas. These fare attractively boxed. $A f Fancy Lisle Hose for Mén 35¢ 3 o8 These hose are reinforced to assure long wear. The patâ€" terns are new and attracâ€" tive. Hand Made Ties Special at [3 Resilient construction, all hand made ties that men apâ€" preciate as gifts and enjoy to wear. > Men‘s Imported Cape Gloves Warm gloves are always acâ€" ceptable at Christmas time. These are of soft cape skin and fully lined. Men‘s genâ€" uine pigskin gloves, $1.98. $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Mrs. Byron C. Howes read from Bradley‘s "Courage for Toâ€" y" while the other members knitâ€" Tuwunrvodltthoqueh- of the meeting. The Northwestern â€" Settlement rd met at the home of Mrs, Howard F. Detmer, 555 ‘Bobâ€"oâ€"link on Wednesday, Dec. 5. $1.65 25¢ . $I @ PAGE THREE 4