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o PAGE SIX Sometime before the end of this month there is to be an N.R.A. hearâ€" ing on the Canners‘ Codeâ€"and the Wholesale Grocers‘ Code at which the question of labeling according to established government grades will be discussed. In somewhat indefinite form the Canners Code provides for the setting up of quality standards. Bnaident%loomelz signed the code with a provision that a committee of the industry should report back a method â€" of . establishing . quality yrades. The committee has been. working on the question ‘and have announced â€" an opposition to outâ€" right grading, and have suggested instead that the industry adopt deâ€" scriptive labeling. To, this various onsumer agencies are opposed on the ground that this would tend to mislead‘ rather than enlighten the consumer. The igsue, therefore is "Would it be easier tor the consumer ‘to judge quality if cans w&e_hl_)el- ed A, B or C neeofiiu to whether they contained first, second qrhgnird grades?" Or, would it, be efiifl;& toryâ€"if the quality were Merély deâ€" scribed in general terms? > . The administrator of the Canning Code has as one of his exhibits more than a hundred descriptive labels for corn bound together in book form.. It is evident that the consumâ€" er would not be much better off than before when confronted by so many different descriptions of one product. Mr. Dresher is the sonâ€"inâ€"law of the late Dr. M. H. McKillip and as a member of the McKillip family has interests in some of our largest buildings, such as the Highland Apt. Hotel and the Post Office building. Mr. Dresher built his home on Central Avenue some nine years ago and takes a great interest in the welfare of Highland Park, _ â€"adv. Primary Election Feb. 26, 1935 Mr. Dresher was general manâ€" ager for 20 years of Chicago‘s largâ€" est wholesale bakery. * Was stationed at New York durâ€" ing the war as purchasing agent andâ€" comnmissary. â€" Former, member of the Hamilton Club.and the Beverly Country Club, Retired from active business some Quality Cleaners RELIABLE LAUNDRY Ernest I. Dresher COMMISSIONER DRY.CLEANING CO. Consumer‘s Corner Phone H. P. 178 Candidate for The Northwestern A Cappellia Choir which will sing at the Bethany Church next Sunday afternoon at 4:30 AND There is nothing to prevent a comâ€" bination of descriptive labeling with the government grades. _ Letters from housewives stating their views on the subject would be valuable evidence at the hearings. The Lake ~County Consumers‘ Council would like to have such letâ€" ters and would forward them on to Washington. ‘They would be sent to Mrs. Laura K. Pollak, 278 Roger Williams Avenue, Highland Park,. A number of women in the counâ€" ty assisted the Lake County Conâ€" sumers‘ Council in a survey of local grocery stores as to whetker or not m! â€"of them: used canned. goods marked .according to government grades. f â€" None at the time did, but many stated that they would be glad to carry them should the wholesalers provide them. The Atlantic & Paâ€" cific Tea Stores are going to carry government graded canned goods in the near future. â€"Lake County Conâ€" sumers Council. hi Hockey Game at Stadium .. . Two thousand tickets for the regâ€" ular Chicago Hockey League, game for Sunday, March 3 have been taken over by the Woman‘s Auxilâ€" iary of Chase House, tbg Episcopal Settlement house at 211, 8. Ashland boulevard and will be sold for the benefit of the Chase House work. The game is a double header, one game at 2 p.m. and one at 3 p.m. Those interested are asked to call Mrs. J. R. Todd, H. P. 92, where titkets are available. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hanner are lfvjlgr with Mr. Hanner‘s parents in Highland Park. Mrs. Hanner, before her recent marriage, was Lois Belmont.of Lake Forest. P Announcement has been made of the &wan’inze of Miss Anna Ritter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Ritter to Harold P. Smith, on Tuesâ€" day, Feb. 12.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Smith will live in Northbrook. 5 & Dr. and Mrs. V. W. Spriggs had as their guests on Sunday Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Hutchinson of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Selig lpenfi_q Wednesday and Thursday at the home of their son William Selig in Chicago. € ‘Mr. and Mrs, Philipâ€" Scully, Jr., and children visited Mr. and Mrs, Bert Kenney and family of Elm« wood Park, Sunday. : 1 The Deerfield Grammar school will be closed on Friday, Feb. 22. â€" Miss Irene Evenson will spend the weekâ€"end with her mother in Winâ€" chester, Wis. 4 Richard Dennler of Merrill, Iow#, spent Wednesday evening with Kenâ€" neth Wessling. The boys were class mates at Iowa State college, Ames, Towa. & The Tri C society will meet Mon day evening. § s Helen Scully, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Scully, Jr., entertained several of her young friends at a valentine party, Thursday afterâ€" Local and Personal Eyes Tested â€" Glasses Fitted by State Licensed Optometist . : since 1919. $ Complete Optical Service _ Credit Jeweler and > ' _ Optician : 372 Central Ave. Tel. H. P. 630 THE NORTHWESTERN A CAPPELLA CHOIR L. H. NEMEROFEF 14 Grace Methodist Episcopal Church North Avenue and Lauretta Blace : \ Sunday ur:lfe'o: â€" | ~ Church School, 9:30. Pm ig \Even Song, 7:45 â€"Visitor‘s Sunâ€" day. ‘ Senior choir, theme, "Soliâ€" tude." i n s Calendar: 4 The ladies of the church will serve a dinner a week from Friday, March 1, at 6:15 o‘clock.. Tickets are a nominal price. . The men of the church will be welcome at the Lake Forest Methoâ€" dist Men‘s Club recreation evening next Wednesday at, 8 â€"volley ball, ping pong, shuffle board. A â€" Next Sunday is visitor‘s Sunday, and all members are asked to bring at least one to the evening service. The Sunday following is family night, with a special program for young and old. . The Deerfield Post of the Ameriâ€" cun Legion will sponsor a card party at the Deerfield Masonic Hall on Monday evening, Feb. 25, at 8:00 o‘clock. . Three door prizes will be awarded and a prize will be given iat each table. Refreshments will be served. The public is invited to attend. Games â€" Prizes â€" Dancing = Refreshments AN_ INDOOR CARNIVAL * Masonic Temple â€" The American Legion â€" Admission 25¢ SKOKIE VALLEY LAUNDRY Inc j QUALITY LAUNDERERS AND $s DRY CLEANERS Phone Highland Park 3310 _ 507â€"509 Waukegan Ave. Friday, Feb. 22 and Saturday, Feb. 23 Quality Launderers and Dry Cleaners Good Laundering Is Cheaper Than New Clothes. Legion Card Party One Tells The Other When people gather, many times the discussion turns to the neat, crisp finish of linen and wearâ€" ing apparel. | ‘ £ Te That‘s when our work "stands up" to close scruâ€" tiny. You‘ll always feel secure from withering stares at meetings and social gatherings. For your parties you‘ll want all your houseâ€" hold linen "spic and span‘" â€"gather it together now and call us â€" when they are returned you will be well pleased' with their "finished" look. When you see the Skokie truck at your neighâ€" bor‘s, you‘ll know they are using the economical, satisfactory Laundry. TWO DAYS OF FUN AND ENTERTAINMENT GIVE US A TRIAL AND THEN YOU y BE THE JUDGE. â€" BIG GET TOGETHER DAYS OF ‘49 PARTY THE PRESS After 8:00 p.m DEERFIELDâ€"SHIELDS RECEIVES HONORS | _ _CARD OF THANKS j Expressing my deep appreciaâ€" tion for the many acts of kindness and for the floral tributes sent in my late bereavement. s According to a Western Union telegram received by Mr. Sandâ€" wick, the Deerfleldâ€"Shields . high school has been chosen by Mills colâ€" lege as ‘one of the distinguished schools upon which it will confer an honorary scholarship for 1935â€"36. This scholarship, which is awardâ€" ed by the board of trustees, includes a five hundred dollar grant toward the freshman year expenses of the young women representing Deerfleldâ€" Shields. Grace Gatewood ‘34, was awarded fixis same scholarship last year and Mfi:.w completing her first year at i4 t % A satisfactory student representaâ€" tive for ‘the scholarship must be nominated before March 1. ¢ Read the Want Ads | Mrs. W. A. Alexander. Towmd‘:&p‘mcm‘fl,h' tee is t ENA en on reinnd. HELPFEUL CA S H New liberal terms to make wash days easier PUBLIC SERVICE COM L O A N S REDUCED COST ON LOANS ABOVE $100 Quick, courteous, mwm f Mo':r.m-go one dfi:n No other security required. One to 20 to repay. HOUSEHOLD LOANS â€"to married people keepin house. Only husband and wife sign. No iaqdnu& friends, relatives or merchants. Ong to 20 months to repay,; PHONE,: ;;nim Ccarlâ€"at any Household office: Discuss your in a private consultation room. No HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Features of 3W C2r" oonaner & Wushineton bte., Wenkesar : Phone: Ontario FREE HOME TRIAL OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS Loans made in surrounding towns $30 :o *23200 PATENTED 'finron 1 CAPACITY: $ POUNDS /« LOVELL CUS WRINGER FINGERTIP DURABLE 8 , FRAME HEAVY DUTY ENAMEL EXTERI THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1985 AL ANCE