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JANUARY 30 PECK 5« 290¢ . CORZIC rove NEY Saturday do. 6Qq¢ 97¢ L. P. is HEAD 1bs. d Park 5544 want ady Vegetables PLUS TAX LAUNDEY D NING CO, YVVY @1 IT S CO. 2"7¢ 25¢ 1936 M tomorrow â€" and running until the 11th of February, { t Sundays,) I will be at the Shtrre Gas company‘s model nght;n, at 47+8. St. Johns avenue, for the purpose of preparing food by both methods, hot and cold cookâ€" gHURSDAY Each morning will be devoted to the q'gin dish of a dinner, a differâ€" ent meat, fish or fowl each day. The aftermoons will be given over to cake bakery, pie and refrigerator dishes. afternoon -'Yâ€"o;vr;\;y come in any time during the day and watch the preparation of dishes. I will be glad to give ;on recipes of the dishes I am M‘u. 3 un e oo ke e t FA.;T you no doubt know, it is hard to find a real true orange flavoring extract. I have found a real good one, one that holds up under bakâ€" ing, it is manufactured by the Seely Mifg. company. If you can‘t find it 'rifimcorukmewhmtogctit' at the demonstration. | BAZILIAN CHICKEN | (Illustrated) .| Melt one tablespoon butter in pan, add |% cup of brazil nuts, sliced Wvfise, and 1. tablespoon of green peppers. Cook, stirring well for 5 minutes, add 4 tablespoons of flour and blend well, stir in 2% eups milk, or part of chicken stock # convenient, ‘and cook until smooth and thick. Season nicely and add 2 eups chicken cut in cubes. Simmer ten to fifteen minutes and add 1 teas. fAinely chopped parsley and 1 tableâ€" ( itor‘s Note: You are invited to ite questions about recipes or household information to: Phil Libby, in care of this spaper, enclosing a selfâ€"addregsed, mped envelope. Heâ€"will be glad to anâ€" swer you promptly. _ It will be impossible to Mer questions received by telephone). |\ _ Soup Bellevue | _ Spinach Florentine Mashed Potatoes Parisienne | _ Brazillian Chicken _ Date and nut sticks | Drip Coffee i Conducted by PHIL LIBBY ; \_ Director, Home Service Department Highland Park Press and Deerfield Press The Highland Park Press. Special Sale! . RYTEX GREYTONE also will be prepared one »Printed with Name and A Enrvelopes â€" or, ’Monogram plain. The Recipe Box Buy several boxes of this smart 8 it is specially priced at only | DINNER MENU , JAI in colors as soft as a Spring breeze â€" with a restrained gaiety that makes it correct for all occasions! : 50 DOUBLE SHEETS 50 ENVELOPES 100 SINGLE SHEETS 50 ENVELOPES NUARY 30, 1936 Unusually Low Pr PRINTED STATIONERY Phone Highland Park or and Address yon Sheets and neram on Sheets, Envelopes mAsurp rorarors ‘| PARISIENNE To three cups of mashed potatoes add one-thirflz cup of cream, two teas: chopped thives, one teas. lemon juice, one teas. powdered sugar, salt ‘and whitd pepper to taste. Beat well, heat thoroughly in vegetable dish, dot wit pieces of butter and sprinkle with paprika. : Combine equal pt‘rts of 1 consum and clam brot Serve :‘ih a spoonful of cream on top. | Sceoop centers from uniform sized whole beéts, which have been cooked and pllcf shells in diluted vinegar for at léast one hour. Drain, fill with a ?ixture of| corn niblets or whole kernel corn, chopped green pepper and beet center, mixed with mayonnaise. Serve on bed of letâ€" tuce or endive. | ~ SPINACH AND EGGS â€" |. FLORENTINE Butter| individual ramekins. Put a layer of spinach into each. Drop an egg on each portion of spinach, being careful not to break:â€"yolk. Add a dash o§ salt and pepper, dot with butter and bake until white is set. spoon cthped pimiento sliced. Serve on toast or in patty shells. Beat two eggs until light, add 1 cup sugar, and beat well, add 1 cup of ‘bread flour, 1 cup of dates, cut in pieces, 1 cup walnut meats cut small, and %% teas. salt. Bake in two square pans (6x6) which have been buttered. While cake is still warm, cut into strips. Sprinkle top with powdered sugar. DATE AND NUT STICKS in exquisite pastel SOUP BELLEVUE STUFFED BEETS clam broth, heat of whipped chicken The ‘fire started in the boiler )m on the upper floor where the artments are located. The origin the fire is unknown. Mayor Wing‘s loss of at least 12,000 is covered by insurance. he ‘entire stock of the A & P re was a total loss, but the manâ€" ger, Albert Bartels, could not esâ€" imate the amount of the stock carâ€" ied. It is presumed that value xceefled $10,000. It was sold out Maxwell ‘Street Merchants on riday. f \Hampered by bitter cold (28" beâ€" ow zero on local thermometers in tfle business district) that froze ter as soon as it left the nozzles, mrfletd and Highland Park fireâ€" men battled a blaze in Mayor H. E. Wing‘s $35,000 building on Waukeâ€" gian Road, Deerfield, for six hours ednesday night. | _ | The building (which is occupied by the Deerfield A & P store and two second floor apartments leased Frances Golden and Helen Mau) was considerably damaged, only the wWalls remaining standing. Deerfield Building _ â€"_ \ _â€"|__| Destroyed by Fire ’ The fire broke out about 10 :20 p. m. and for a while the entire busiâ€" ness district was threatened. © _A roof is being put on immediâ€" :‘:ly before .heavy snow hampers work. . The rebuilding is also tnder way and contracts will be let this week. â€" | Mayor Wing anticipates that the remodeling will be completed withâ€" in thirty days. Deerfield Club | Because of subâ€"zero weather on Tuesday, ‘the , Deerfield Woman‘s Club did not meet. Mrs. Mare Law who was to have spovl;lpn‘ on "Amâ€" grican Citizenship," will give her talk before the group on March 24. | The next meeting of the Deerâ€" field Woman‘s Club will be held on Feb. 11. Mrs. Leslie Brand of the home and education department will An impulse so deepâ€"set in the heart of the American family as is the desire for a home, cannot long be checked by even a great economic upheaval. A business depression, no matter how severe, is only a momentary interrupâ€" tion in.the American procession toward the comiort and security of home life. Â¥* Americans are homeâ€"seekers. Down through the yearsâ€"the early colonists, the pioneers trekking across the westâ€" ern prairies, even the development of our modern metropolitan centersâ€"â€" always the establishment of a home has been an ultimate objective. It has become an American tradition. i Today all over this country the proâ€" cession has started again, after almost a decade of interruption. The hearthâ€" stones now being laid throughout Chicagoland not only typify this native, desire to create a home, but also indiâ€" Postpones Meeting 1936 18 THE TIME bhe Revival of an Amersican baadition THE PRESS TO BUILD introduce Mrs. O. F. Paisley, who will speak on "International Relaâ€" tions," at that time. | Mrs. H. Plagge Dies; Buried Saturday _ Mrs. Henry Plagge, age 84 years, died Thursday at the home of h}!‘ daughter, Mrs. Floyd Stanger in Deerfield. f [ Funeral services were held Saturâ€" day afternoon at Bethlchem Evnp- gelical Church with Rev. Earl J. Bruso officiating and burial was kn the North Northfield Cemetery. | .. Mrs. Plagge, who was Sarah Fritsch, a daughter of Frederick and Barbara Fritsch, was bornâ€" on April 9, 1851, in West Deermil‘d Township. Her early life was spent in this vicinity and she attended the Wilmot school. She married Henry Plagge March 22, 1878 and they lived in the Fritsch homestead on County Line Road. In 1894 they built a fine brick home in Deerfield (now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Edâ€" win Weigle) where they lived unâ€" til the death of Mrs. Plagge in 1922. Mrs. Plagge continued to live in Deerfield and made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Stanger. 4 Surviving are three daughters, Miss Louella Plagge of= Chicagd; Mrs. P. N. Butson (Winifred) of Estherville, Iowa, and Mrs. Stanâ€" ger (Una) of Deerfield. 4 South First Street Telephone 555 Highland Park GREENSLADE Electrical Cantractor Electric Shop For the metropolitan Chicago area holds everything the homeâ€"maker is looking for. Whether a suburban city close to Chicago‘s business center, a countryside community more removed from the city but with all the city‘s convenigfncesâ€"whether a country estate, a farm under cultivation, or a home in one of the thriving downstate communitiesâ€"whatever the ideal in the homeâ€"seeker‘s mind, it is to be found here. _ | Having served much of this wideâ€" spread homeland with electricity and gas for a quarter of a century, our Company takes a natural interest in the home development that has only lately been resumed. This interest is cate the diversity of this great residenâ€" tial area where desirable living condiâ€" tions and attractive homesites of all sorts can be found. ‘White or Ivory Wedding Invitations or Announcements." Rytexâ€"Hylited (no plate required) in choice of the newest and smartest types of letterâ€" ing, including Inside and Outside Enâ€" velopes, Tissuing and Inserting, $5.90. This Special is on sale at The Highland Park Press. located. at Highland Park, Illinois, at the close 1985, as shown by the annual report made Z to the Auditor of Public Anon.n_u__o’!m_ 11 12. 18. 14. 16. 16. 11. 18. 20. 21. 22. 28 24. 25 Grand Total Limbilitie® ...coosouc~s cnnevevennarersntnnnpnnces ts mane sarst eeebenpenceneai tR EyE EV MEMORANDUM : Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Linbilities : 26. Loans and investments pledged : F ® u; U. S. Government obligations direct and/or fully guaranteed.........$ 206,000.00 C (b) Other bonds, StoCk8 &nd 8eCUTIt@® ..............oussmmmmsmmenmmmemptcnk 105,000.00 +. 8 murle. 27. Pledged STATE OF ILLINOIS) COUNTY OF LAKE )ss CoOUnIr UP LARE JMS. R. L. Erskine, one of the managing officers, and J. M. Appel and C. F. Grant, two of the directors of the Highland Park State Bank, a corporation of the Btate of Iilinois, being severally duly sworn, each upon his oath states: That he is affidavit for thewrmoleompbluw!thtbemulmholfieefion.ond. un Act of the General Assembly of the State of Illinois, entitled "An Act to and regulate the administration of trusts by trust companies." ‘That the foregoing of the said corporation on the aforementioned date, is true and correct in all to the best of his knowledge and belief, and that he has examined the assets and books of the said company for the purpose of making said statement. s % 4 Subscribed and sworn to before 45â€"47 (SEAL) Cash and due from banks ... United States Government obligations Other bonds, stocks and securities ... Loans and dise0UNAS | ....cuscus>â€"> Banking house $85,000.00 ; Furniture Other FOAI UAE . ...z z> C@PitR] | BLOCK = ...............cosssemmemmmns Income debentures and/or capital noigs SUFDIUS | ...............=ooomemsemmmicpmemstmeesie Undivided â€" Profits (Net) | ..« m RECOUNES . ..............cl..lclcgccsam ons NQ GePOBI® . ... ... ....oousczar ie TiMG GeDOBit8 : ..............lll.cclcumeenlmmsmmmpntn Total of deposits : (l)s«undbyplednoflo-n-nd; (1; Not secured by pledge of loans i (3) Total depoBitg . ............_._._..â€" Bills DAyAble ......................._.ocnceam Reâ€"Di8€OUNES = ................._.ccoanmemeade Dividends | UNP&IG . ...........oo.wmmommms Letters Of @P@dit |......._....csowoslcmies Other li@biliti@® \....................w._«cwâ€"oâ€"= (e) (a u,f (3) (e) (f) MECC (a) Against U. S. Government and postal savings deposits ..........â€".~ (b) Against funds of State Of_IIiMOI® ...............ccoomsememsee= (e) Against .:::m of TrUSt DEPRIUM@Nt ........cccslllsssemmem (d) Against A@DOBIUB . ................«..........ccoowemvsomspmmmemnmtrintimnmemenemennit (€) ARRINSt | DOTFOWINE® | ... mmumemenenommeemmenmenennerooememecene (f) With Auditor of Public Accounts to qualify for the Rxercise (g) For T | PUFPOS@8 . .........................csueamomememenenmesmmmemenemmne Grand Total Resources ‘Total Pledged (excluding reâ€"discounts) Total Pledged Loans and discounts HICHLAND PARK STATE BANK Statement « of loans and/or investments .....$ 50,890.00 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION PuBuC SERvIcE COMPANY obviously based both on the prospect of serving an increasing nugber of customers, and on a desire tojassist in bringing to the attention of homeâ€" builders something of the comâ€" forts and conveniences which modern science and engineering have develâ€" oped while building, itself, has been dormant. 4 If you are contemplating a home in the attractive residential served by this Company, give us a ce to help you in planning for electric or gas service requirements. We can also give you practical cost estimates â€" perhaps helpful ideas â€" on other features of modern homes: automatic heatingâ€"insulationâ€"air itioning â€"â€"'â€"elecuickitchensâ€"â€"modecr:fl:mdria and basement recreation roomsâ€"latest lighting and wiring improvements and other conveniences that increase the comfort of living. We will be glad to consult with you, your architect or your contractor. Inquire at any of our offices, or writeâ€" | CENERAL OFFICES: 72 WEST ADAMS, CHICAGO | Serving 334 Communitiesâ€"900 Industries ____â€"â€"10,010 Farmsâ€"in Northern lilinois * BECGINNING FEBRUARY §h Tune in WC N Wednesday evenings at 9:30 â€" Hear Dudley Crafts Wdundhe&:z(admb&h-tdthw loverâ€"and Stokes‘ orchestra in a delightful of loans and/or investments.. 2,690,648 loane amu‘te mMnund CTiLMM me this 6th day of January, 1986 the close of business on the $ist day of December, made by the said corporation as a trust company, its of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law. RESOURCES > ‘ # 407 a6K af LIABILITIES OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS direct Queer and Almost Unbelievable Accidents That Happened in 1985. Story Afiter Story That Makes Ficâ€" tion Seem Dull. In The American Weekly, the Magazine distributed with NEXT SUNDAY‘S CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER. es es tarncns moemrenk "0esâ€"e20.97 nc onb vrdvratriniven Footnsewierercenininntiesaity 121,588.47 ...__,..._6..,....‘...,...................._... 128.47 ures $9,000.00 ......_....â€"â€" ,$4000.00 Liabilities of the MARTIN C. HART, Notary Public R. I. ERSKINE J. M. APPEL: PAGE ELEVEN $ 497,465.45 $3,219,918.85 § 200,000.00 . 150,000.00 . _ 60,000.00 _ 10,605.74 _ _ $1,700.61 : 1,657,638.07 . 1,183,905.48 $8,219,013.86 $ $11,000.00 $11,000.00 185,000.00 126,000.00 Y T9