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TRAL s and Shoe Ave. ; Tel. H. P. : DAY it o 2. u. ES .Â¥ ON THE OCBAy Us o Sefvice HED AY, Jun® i8 EE lrzed The NNEDY 21 in lee DCt is rout % ully »okles UÂ¥ Jt 75¢c| tit B maube . "* Â¥ ..“'h I ...t’n.;;‘?' R ‘ It is a pof â€"_ s prestige ' wo‘d:&! Wwo of the f position ; : lwrl““! imosities, far it io ‘a . Democrai selection [mese l John . â€" York, and * ID,, of han O‘Conn« . &9 al Co ' had 14 jervic in th Rankin is ch ; on World .‘ndhl excepti the been . geveri the + “k the goa! 1 " before in Pb attain‘ t has | ereos t is‘ week‘s y is © m. lwn lare, of course, a number of | aspirants for the position and there are also questions of personâ€" * kn]owledge of parliamentary j e and leadership ability. } chief point of controversy, howâ€" ever, may be said to be one of geoâ€" graphy. | It is a fair presumption if q vote were taken today by Do;ocntic members the diviâ€" would be largely along sectionâ€" lines, with the north supporting ‘Connor and the south supporting As far as the argument of geoâ€" has any weight in the selecâ€" tion, it would seem that Congressâ€" man O‘Connor or possibly some other Democratic member from a porthern state with many years of \gervice should be given the position. \The traditionally solid Democratic \south and the habit of those states \to reâ€"elect their members, thus givâ€" ‘ing them seniority in the Congress, \has made it such that whenever the ‘M'depnrtyeominto power | the southern states automatically | have control of the key positions in ! ~~ By Raiph E. Church < s f lofiw PP‘ ""‘ . â€"â€"â€" Pistrict ° | uk. con, D. C., June 183â€"iWith i oo Sofion of & ‘sesâ€" of about an m:;n Monday, k entire week the Congress Afore the ”"mm‘“ in der to iron out the nees beâ€" tne House and the Senate: he goal now is .‘jonrlt:ut“m " before the Democra Convenâ€" 5n in Philadelphia on June 23rd. is attainment is deperident upon mat has been accomplished by the | ut toward agreements during Mis‘ week‘s recess. The real controâ€" liesy is over the administration‘s x bill} ‘In order to offset this objection in opposition to Congressman , the southern Wienta' ‘ contend that New York has been able to make itself felt that O‘Connor‘is the represenâ€" no representative of Tammany be made Majority floor leadâ€" er with prospects of becoming the | JUNK DEALER (GOLDMAN) The Moraine Grocery and Marâ€" ket is casy to find; :nd we.;m groceries and meats of every & Tel. H. P. 1078. | | The Democrati¢ p of House is faced wi the quesâ€" as to who should be the majorâ€" fioor Jeader to fill the vacancy by the selection of William Bankhead, of Alabama, as speakâ€" n”q‘positionofnot?onlyw prestige but it is em stepping to the speaker‘s chair, of the avowed candidates for p‘&n seem to be quietly for the office. In order avoid ‘any bitterness ‘ and party T especially in an election , it is a fair pmmfipfion that Democratic party will not make selection during jthis Congress, \The two aspirants are Congressâ€" John J. O‘Connor, of New rsbaAY, JUNE 18, 1936 ___‘_____â€"2-â€"1-â€"â€" _ Waek in Washington ALSO OLD CLOTHES Phone H. P. 2026 able number had already made apâ€" licatt g€ A large number of the veterans seem to take the bonus as a heaven sent means of getting out of| debt, and local merchants will undoubtedâ€" ly reap a gratifying harvast from this source. One veteran interviewed yesterday, had an idea which seems good enough to pass on, even though it may seem that he was evidently ‘preparing for| the worst, even though he might be doing for the best. | Heâ€"said that he intended to cash his ‘bonds immediately and put the money into the government postal savings bonds, because he and his wife could own them in joint tenâ€" ancy, while the bonus bonds remain BRINGS $250000 TO HIGHLAND PARK (Continued from page 1) ‘MuuAuw":‘i"cuuo!v â€"JH! flcv OF EVERY CENTRELLA STORE lfl.‘“ Stores ~ M Coast to cou" THIS SALE FOR JUNE 18, 19 AND 20 BREMNER‘S MARSHMALLOW z,c PECAN COOKIES, special.... . . :lb. > A royal garnish for that fruit salad, Just the thing to drop into that tall, frosty drink. 3 0z. bottles. SUPER â€"SUDS Lentrella Foods P Centrella Maraschino Cherries 2 .:. 19€ For removing cold cream and to preâ€" vent Wdin‘ colds use these soft, snowyvâ€"white tissues. 200 to a box. DUFF‘S CAKE MIX mouumg | _ 2£3¢C . * cenggora ruoun ** Graham Crackers t 150 Small Size Children Love Bremner Bros. Large Sise For a REAL Cup of Coffee FACIAL TISSUE 3boxn 29c SILVER CUP 2 CERESOTA for for CENTRELLA Ginger bread or dmrelfl food cake in a iifi{. .Ideal for picâ€" nics and a favorite for the summer hoime, Thrifty housewives are always preâ€" pared for the unexpected guests. Order Duff‘s today. 17¢ 35¢ ‘\ Famous | p | IorFlam“fsc Rich, nourishing tm‘ for the ::r:;. Try t'!no‘nnuul recipes on back package. The ONLY fiour insured against baking failures, f A delicious blend: of : the plusively for us. Try Silver Cup once and it will be your choice always. PALMOLIVE SOAP » 3 bars l7c 1 *J . 24V,â€"16b. bag Pure Not Bleached 1â€"lb. can 24¢ | 83¢ FLOUR in joint tenancy, pointed |out, would u{; it for his wife to have immediate c to the money in ‘the event <df his y while if he retained the «ompensation bonds,> con : delay would und: be 6 sary before she could cash them. | the St. Louis Symg on'lm R and as guest conduc in ous parts of the country. rext] ‘ Richard Hageman, co + torial carger is long ani well known in its operaitic as; ¢ the Ravinia and Ch audiences will wield the baton‘for the four . (Continued fro 3.1b. ‘can I finest, sweetest, t . fruits the contents of th ns. Chill, tufh out on a lettuce lea serve. Centrella FRUIT SAL Unexc for 'sklnx R ~ saln dressi id MofR in the pint Alwayi® keep it on €HE PRESS 1) 14 North |. 1 HIG D GR 328 Ranwnymgo ERESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES cans PINEAPPLE TID nms IN OUR MEAT O|d Mo +007 OIL 59 Sllver cans 760 Waukegan Road | 5§ STEAKS. *l ANTALOUbES . ... d for zsc INACH, P% ISC ’ dMl:?O }Bu'ke! 29c i on hics| bos.‘........ @09G E:“?YDew ELONS j :f;tmd 29¢ ... 39¢ Whole or S Fancy Stev 4/ to 5 Ibsj Lb. ... ... ... @ UÂ¥ & Frosh Cat I EAT FoR LOAF, â€" lixis~("".~.;. 206 famks®: ., From ComnfFed Stoc, 11. P9G Prime Beefl ROUND OR SWISS ENTRELLA Spdcials for Mon. and Tues. Wy Tender, Lb. G'x?cmraumm | Phone Highland Park 460 rhorine! m OF SOLE, Lb.. .. 3sc Fiesh CHINOOK SALMON, Lb.. . . 296 kinds of berries. Jumbo Sweet RY AND MARKET Phone Highwood 1000 . 2# «. 176 Pasteurized | pitted |dates from California. Children and grownâ€"ups like to eat them. Use them for baking. ds HAM. : nk Half, Lb.. g CHICKENS. PARTMENT Largee.d luscious I|> iece r.uc:‘ treeâ€" ripened pineapple in _ri mother‘s style. Large No. M'Ft A cool summer dessert. [ z phgs. 27c Â¥ AND MARKET DROMEDARY DATES 2 ,..43C Pineapple Nuggets iat, 1o.. 49¢ ‘HICKENS. sls ... %Oe The Famous For Cleaning s. o. s. PADS 8 pads to pkg. cans Centrella 34¢ nounced policy of the Festival comâ€" mittee to employ conductors of this nity, dfour names ‘are. anâ€" Park. They are Henxty Wobe of WU nown ) ‘the musical head of WGN, ank pne of the conductorial of the Chicageo w&w-tm ;Carl \BÂ¥icken | won his spurs by is work .t&whiqof Chic ;‘. VmMGmwohwo . Iknown to need intrgduction, and Jerry Bojan whose fame is best known ';"...... of Chicago and in his nativeg Poland. m m k 'ill ’lfi’u Werner Janssen, the youn@lest and by many believed to be the Wreatest, of the : conductoys, â€" His career includes a bewilde Jg array of conductorial assignments, from Tin Pan Alley to the Roxe,ater in New York, ough a ivgrtibly trinmphant ean tour of conâ€" ducting from Rome to Rigg, and erner Janssen, the y and many believed to be the Wreatest, the : conductoys, â€" His reer includes a bewildering array : conductorial Assignments, from n Pan Alley to the Rox eater fot (o t oo n S es + nced policy of the 1 comâ€" tee to employ cond : Of ‘this imunity, four names are. anâ€" nced for the founth at Raâ€" is Park. are Waber Lake Bluff, best known as ‘the sical head of WGN, wne of mig mifisn 176 BUTTER COOKIES Any ?ot Summer Nite with "400 CLUB" ® found whipre what n long, caot Mit hes sinhee pare md whote. LA CHOY VEGETABLE CHOP SUEY, 19â€"0z. and LA CHOY NOODLES, OlId Monk Olives 1Â¥ reat the Family to a | LA cufav CHINESE DINNER both for ./ . a 74 1‘721;(1:.2 MIXED VEGEâ€" P éu: frkin. *7° ’PROUM%NO.Zm l lc LA CHOY.sOY _ saAa LA CHO oY S nUCE: es bout 4 9G Pimen v’fihfied Olives, Giant Ripe O Giant Queen Olives, the world‘s best olives. |;* CHOP s$UE LA CHOY:â€" 4â€"02. both for .. . LA CH TABLES.". No, 2 6 LA CHO SPROUT PARADISE sOoDAs CENTRELLA ices d for t Z7 te "W e R¢ ommend Old Monk Olive imentd) Stuft ives, wo oi 2 From the Paul Schulize Ovens As a Breakfast drink, a dinnerâ€" appetizer and to use when ma tomato aspic, The No. 300â€"size c Rich and tangy. erages . .. s o d a reat the Family to a Centrella TOMATO JUICE Try them this charge of Grace Denton. Preseason coupon books are availâ€" able either from the local village mwht-lw building, Chicago, 1639, in 15¢ thence to the New York Philharâ€" monic. $ Quality Cleaners â€" Phone H. P.:178 RELIABLE LAUNDRY EVANS FEED STORE #10 Central Ave. (Tel A, P. 194 49¢ cans DRY CLEANING.CO. GRASS SEED FERTILIZER PEAT MOSS on sale at Refreshing Ddcq for the Culdn.‘ CREAMY ROOT _ BEER I CREAM SODA L STRAWBERRY SODA fNls mize wb PAGE THRERE [ KK 9 2 3 ¢: