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Hlinocis & to 18 ‘June Forest + Latest Paths | Alblertson, First St. for «_ "A Message To eee OO taak r Pidgeon nsfrotene uns News Night ____3%¢ c dge nnse TE _ 19¢ _: _.O0€¢ LiBe): . _.___ 19¢ _ _19¢ 19â€"20 | h 5 J 19¢ 49¢ 29¢ 19¢ 10c 9¢ 19¢ 19¢ 35¢ 35¢ 25¢ 2ale 217¢ 39¢ 19¢ 13¢ UNE June 49¢ 39¢ 17¢ June E,A,: 1 I News J~u 18 19â€"29 ;â€"w & #5 } e3 64 14 / es tast meeting of the Leaderâ€" A" Mornday, was filled with plans for: * IP A prepare for ‘activities »,_._; j ,fs“f;i. rial. C alrist preD , s y pean, Horaris h‘& 4‘ *Oomep and review in the fall ; eciat mmittee was appoir ‘ o <hr mphlets | j h ,m-é'_ d to every day u:; â€"the bak * P m‘uh P 3 PAAA wore Also made] for & T anlating library of Yâ€".W.C.A. proâ€" ; ieJ of which Miss C fi:, be in charge. Ill Dorâ€" othy Simpson gave a special | _ ‘:’ d for a club of m siness girls and girls not yet emâ€" b ans for early organizaâ€" ian with business girls as a directâ€" mimittee. Girls who are home es e n pas arg not yet employed, y f business girls of Highland [ have ibeen asking for their hib so every girl‘is invited to ids Simpson and her organizaâ€" Hion committee just what they most rant Kor programs| or interest roups,| Details of | prelitiinary meetings will be announced. after s mition [period. ‘ In Wiewing the worthwhilée posâ€" lities for such a new club Miss | told of the many activities of Pi Delta, the club organized six years ago. These included tours to ‘Chinatawn (and elsewhere, even ’\'ll'l. kirls going to Washington, D. C., gpeakers, coâ€"operating with other clubs in sending delegates to the Cauge and Cure of War conferâ€" ence, tending "Y" summer camps and erences in other‘cities, anâ€" nual wokld fellowship banquets with Lake Rorest and Waukegan club girls, (Christmas parties wi}h the hip and "B. Y" club girls, philanthropic and social programs. Mrs, Wibridge Pigrce read a group of her poems which have a poigâ€" nant spititual thought as part of the iorials for the meeting. Rosalis a fer is chairman of the eadership Council and Ella Mcâ€" adf: C 8 | t P D w the tior . In w iA fo tol of Pi Delta vears Euen, sgcretary â€"‘Peter| Trucano of Highwood n:: the coveted "best .n§-ro student) medal" at the Deerfieldâ€" Shields high school commericement . last ‘Thutsday : evening. The of 1909 awards this medal ‘to the senior boy jor ginl who is the best all ‘around r in scholarship, ~character p. Â¥ 4 | and re .llfl itt "ool snpptied applied the for weamt . we HIGHLAND PARK DRY GOODS . _‘ $12% Laurel Avenue â€" Highland Park Shop Phone, Highland Park 271 â€" Residence, H. P. 439 Sfif«th First Street Phone Highland Park 1088 l;hucu\o Gets | : © High School Medal t?mcn, CE g}l.i‘fc:mxzr DRESSES â€" The ideal dress 4 m ‘ Bizes 14 to 50;1‘...:?.."‘3025 and 33098 Ladies‘ ‘s and Children‘s White Shore at i ts shong." Snss Tor the ontire fmally. i io sfi oR ‘UMMER SALE dership Council _ | Lake Forest Horse Show s Last Meeting l To Be Held June 25â€"28 of Current Season| s ._.____. _ _ â€"â€"â€"e 000 000. :cial JUNE 18, Plumbing and Heating ELECTROL OIL BURNERS HOWARD MORAN | _ see. Sold at stores. o JONES PRODUCTS CO., Milwaukee, Wis. \AdÂ¥i FOR 10¢c wyfeAw‘ HOUSEWIVESâ€"Master Ant Killer rids your home of ants in 24 hours. Money back guaranâ€" UV Remember Fathers’ Day Sunday, June 21st Men‘s Handmade NECK TrES Ladies 2â€"piece Boucle PAJAMAS and.GOWNS, same as illustrated. Bizes 15, 16 and 17. Colors pink, for Faw Special SHIRTS. ‘m eut and pre shrunk Men‘s Broadcloth PAJAMAS . . . Regular $1.35 and $1.49. ‘l Rimdertiietd s 1c Li ic on ce N Eon N blue, maize, green, coral Several eastern exhibitors and a number from Chicagoland will hold rehearsals in the Onwentsia ring this morning. A large part of the horses entered are already quarterâ€" ed at Onwentsia, preparing for the show in which $6,000 in cash prizes will be distributed ‘during the four days competition, in addition to ribâ€" bons and trophies. . i Entries of six~exhibitors t::m st:i Louis yesterday brought the to value of horses ‘entered in the 36th Lake Forest Horse show at Onwentâ€" sia, June 25, to 28, up to nearly $1,â€" 000,000, .assuring the sghow the greatest field of competitors in its history. f The St. Louis entries included the famous Augustus Busch and Jane Johnson strings of hunters and jumpers. Miss Johnson, whose enâ€" tries represent tht Trail‘send stable made reservations for seven horses and the Busch / string will include eight of the leading performéers in the noted brewer‘s barns. > Paul Bakewell, III, also of St. Louis, has entered five jumpers and hunters and several other Missouri exhibitors will ship with the Bakeâ€" well string, giving St.. Louis the largest representation of any outâ€" ofâ€"town delegation. ; Among those already on the scene are Turroy and Viaduct, two jumpâ€" ers entered by Miss Eilee Bigelow of White Bear Lake, Minn., and Venice, the champion of the Floyd Rudocher stable at Wauwautosa, Wis, Final check of the numbers of horses ‘and entries in the 75 classes on Saturday is expected to set a new record for the Lake ‘Forest show, which is held annually. as a benefit for the Lake Forest Hospital assoâ€" Ciation. Founded by Mrs. Clarence Goldâ€" man, Highland Park, and sponsored and supported by a group of socialâ€" ly prominent and charitableâ€"minded women, odn?tou, and soctial workâ€" ers from all parts of the city and suburbs, the Victory Workshop, loâ€" cated at 1472 8. Wiabash, Chicago, is a training school for deaf and hardâ€"ofâ€"hearing ‘ young people who have finished high school and "are unable to find employment. It trains these young people to use their hands for their own support. The Victory Workshop, the only charitable organization: in Chicago which enables deaf mutes to Fearnt a trade and earn money while, doing so, will. hold a sale of articles made by the students at the Moraine hotel, Highland Park, on June 19. Victory Work Shop The articles made in the school are attractive, original, clever, and practical. Children‘s furniture, gaily paintedâ€"chairs, tables, wasteâ€"basâ€" Fine White Broadcloth To Hold Sale at The Moraine Hotel 2 for $1.00 55¢ $1 _ The community is . to atâ€" tend the evening se lxt 8 day at the Bethi¢chem thurch, r+ field at which time : R. R. Moo of Africa will kpeak." His will be illustrated â€"by, ste ‘slides made from pic taken by himself during his five@ years of serâ€" ‘vice. He is at p ‘at home in kets, bedâ€"trays, cb st es â€" charmingly © dooor;ud ‘with : nosy: cheeked babies, soft cuddly puppies or fAuffyâ€"furred kittens, They‘ mak aprons, luncheon sets, ; towels sweaters, rugsâ€"all be: ‘ul, dainty useable items. : t | Mrs. Moore, who is her many friends fo: humor, will be presen people‘s meeting at ‘present some of her ‘Africa, All young ¢ wited to this service. gol course, $171; imp â€" ments, $518. 1 I| | The park board also sored $2,464 school project t Eim Place school. lation of concrete sidewalk, nt flog flagstone walk and rptaining | would be followed with landscapin of the school grounds awnd construeâ€" tion of a playground. : ,° The group of wom cking | school raige funds for the Workshop to buy materials, they Brovide ideas for the articles made, @urnish | and transportation to students, and devote time and ehergy to se curing privates homes, clubs, and hotels for the sales. them selves are sales girls su that all the money may revert to The students, Rev. R. R. M To k a Deoniy cameh Chicago during his furlough year. The service will begint at 8:15 p. Mrs. Moore, who is among her many friends foriher wit and humor, will be present at the young people‘s meeting at Â¥:15 and present some of her riences in Africa, All young le are inâ€" Walter L. Rice Ig . â€" | _ Elected Pregident _ ~* of Philatelic Grou‘ Summer Bible | The l*mn&l Summ& Bible school sponsored by the First Uni Evangelical Sundayâ€"séhool is now in progress, Sessions Mre held 1 day from 9:00 to 11};30 a.m. ( cept Saturday). Chil of all ages are cordially invited to register. | Roosevelt Reco te â€"improvements fo parks a 3~1m I r } Sponsored by the park distri $5,042 would be spentt for grading, landscaping, improving tennis cou and similar work in SÂ¥nset, Lincoln and West Longview plrks. Specifiâ€" cations also include ns for teâ€" laying five tees on Bunset Val ley golf course and Hor screeni the beach sand on the Central aveâ€" nue and Roger Williims beaches, Estimated cost for improveâ€" ment is: Sunset Par A50; We Longview, $2,010; In, $598; gol course, $171; imp 4 (Walter L. Rice wasielected presiâ€" dent of the North Shore Philatelic society at a recent ting held the Elm Place school in Highland Park. Other offi¢ers elected we Raymond Tiringer, ‘vice presi and R. IW.â€" Whitlock, ‘secretary. was decided that there would be n regular meetings dufring the su mer months, but that the club would meet again early in September. ©| sell, Gl(;&ug; Mrs. Mi berg, Chicago. . _ The WPA projects for Hig! Park were recomme by dent Roosevelt in a tin recei at the district in Rockto) Two WPA Pr ce Hig el H. Weinâ€" ends cts for| nd Parl THE PRE It " Softbgll League sponsortl iby the Pdrk Board of Highlant] ark, will skart with this week‘s fhiies. Three founds will be played dh ithe regularn schedule and the chathpionship determined after thi} tegular schddule has been complet# by a series bf elimination games Retween the ners of the three rdunds. These es are all played MBt Lincoln round on Monday} Tuesday, Thursday eveningsd, the gameg starting at 6:30. i 8 Monddyndune 15â€" "Wifd vs) Secretary$" Cast: Clark Gable, Mylna Loy, Jean Harlow, May RAbsén. _ Thussday, Friday, June 1@ 180. The eternal triangle theme & which the husband is inâ€" nocent &# shy wrong,doing and the secretary | though @bviously . enâ€" chan edf| ddes nothing to break up the hore, is portrayed in this soâ€" cial dratha. ¢ There arp many amusâ€" ing mofhents, and solme novelty in the | usi nding of this marital triangl@ â€" Aflults. v "TrewWhery Rides } the Range." Cast: DIk Roran, Mogte Blue, Craig Reynoldh, Saturday, bJune 20. A peace filct @stablishelB between the United Mtateh Army and the Indians to protigct fhe buffglo is broken when tUo ragenegadd buffalo huntâ€" ~Miss Norma RathBun is now in charge ffthe childreit‘s room at the Public ® , taking |the place of Mrs. |I : Boye wlivp is spending the suÂ¥rBer month¢$ in Norway. Miss :~t§ un is a gfadu of the Univershiy of Wiscongin, of Wisconâ€" sin Lib§ary school, agid recently reâ€" eoinL Master‘s degree in Library Science ffriim Westery Reserve. '; fthe summbr months, a story héfir will be held every Friday mornings dt ‘the Public Library at ten ofcl Pk Miss Rathbun will also tell stofes®at the Playgrounds, proâ€" bably of Wuesday. Watch for the M v‘;‘iw Obsegsion." â€" Cast: Irene| Djinn} Robert Taylor, Charles Butte .Betty ier, Wednesâ€" day, Thiksday, June $ . An outâ€" standin t cture ut a young el, whose life is saved at the cost of 4 great phys and philâ€" anthropiBtâ€"and how h@ tries to make retributibn.! Adults. j the : Mr. the Hi board, Execut tee‘s ise to ip t fhe buffglo is broken when tVo régene buffalo huntâ€" ers B red myn to warfare,. Fashio ffom the familiar meloâ€" drama. [Western matÂ¥rial with its cowboy Emusic, Indiah war dances ;lnd 8 r cavalry riding. Famâ€" 7. s 4 S l "Mr.. peods Goes Té Town." Cast: Gary (Mober) Jean Arthur, H. B. WarnerF Sunday, Monwday, Tuesday, June 21 22, 28. Thiy simple story tells of 8 simble youn@giman who inâ€" herited ta hige fortune and was greatly Hlisillhsioned by his visit to the bighcity! to claiin his money. There age miny unushial scenes and developients â€"Expert direction finâ€" ished a@ing/and a | story comâ€" bine to make this onp of the most outstanding? films of the season. Family." || t The spcond round of the schedule in the ‘wiâ€"Light [tball league, ten o‘ Miss ibun will also tell stc at the Playgrounds, proâ€" bably sday. Watch for the Playgro schedule. ; | . Niold‘H ys. Merch At ;‘(fli-‘ Household Effects C * Furnituré + Silver 5 Paintingy Ori@glal Rugs â€" â€"aâ€"Brac »{ Art Obje f N THE PREMEISES AT s3018. MICHIGAN AVE. 1y | CHICAG _ Monday, Jung 22nd ‘A‘_.l y,J 23!" 11 aX;. and 7:30 each day FluOLLECE:’I: OF f INESE for Isp:dl‘r Sunday, ist, 11 to 6 p.m. nters Second Round National Ponference of ican Lib uloehfio:‘, Gallagher} a member aind ‘Park blic Library ) elected a ‘ber of the â€"committee® of the trusâ€" (DECEASED) BESTATE OF IBRAR Y ule for the second round CTION Also a C. Sthwab 1879 Merchants vs. Deerfield. ‘Nield‘s vs. Lencioni‘s. Thursday, June 25â€" â€" . Highwood vs. Horseshoe Monday, Juneâ€":29â€" : Merchants vs. Horseshoe Tuesday, June 16â€" A : Lencioni‘s vs. Horseshoe Thursday, June 18â€" | * Lencioni‘s vs,. Vlll'.hwood. Tuesday, June 30â€" Highwood vs, Deerfield. Monday, June 22â€" Sweet Breads Veal R SAUSAGE Highland Meat Market STRICTLY FRESHYSELECTED CALF FINEST ROLLED FINEST RING BOLGGNA Large Juicy Milwaukee Biyle D U C K 8 North Second St FINEST FRESH Frankfurters (NO BONE OR WASTE) POUND Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday ho Exceptional ; and prices on these cars. It will ct pay you to investiga Your used car will in most cases repres the down pa { WM. R 1934.CHEVROLET COACH â€" 1931 PONTIAC CABRIOLET 1932er SEDAN : Runs goodg and has smart apâ€" 1931 CHEVHOLET with or: very qui 6 wheels §5â€"passenger sedan, new paint job, low mileage. Phone Highland Park 4240 386 EKast Park Avenue Ks 20¢ 9c SED C eads 45¢ ts 27¢ 6E j52 Delivery â€"â€" and tan on w iss‘ s a. NOC Thursday, July 2â€" Nield‘s vs. Deerfield. Monday, July 6â€" Nield‘s vs. . nrokelt o. Hetseshol thx. Thursday, July 9â€" : .. Lencioni‘s vs. . Monday, July 13â€" | Deerfield vs. Lencio Tuesday, July 14â€" Highwood vs. M ‘ Thursday, July 16â€" Nield‘s vs. Horseshoe Phone Highland Park 135 LONG ISLAN of Motor ba $5