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|sE [ inch ing | Milk Fed | Vear | . bb. 35¢ I 35e Fed tal Reak | 27€ m Da N | Hamg Swift‘3 Smokeq 19¢ Ma m | At ia, Mrs. Dorothy Brown I teath part time in Glenâ€" Winm her study at C tern will be succeeded by Ruth . ‘who has taught first The Hew addition to the Braeside school will the necessary rooms t im this section of our ' * : class rooms and a large lyâ€"play room will be it is hoped very soon after the ing days of school. Rapid with the building has been made |\ the summer months but it Will not be completed in time for thelopening week. An enlarged and playground will also add to ilities of the school. city. & W&n will continue as of third and fourth grades and Siverson as teacher of upâ€" per ithematics and spelling. Mrs. r, who is principal, will again the upper grade Engâ€" _ At |Braeside, Miss Caroline Baker has beiin ad tothesflinomr that whe fitst and second grades, ht last year by Miss Grace Casâ€" sell, miay be divided. (Miss Baker whose home is in Wilmette, is a aduate of National College of Edâ€" cation, Northwestern University and ha$ had guccessful experience in the prinary feld. ~Mr.. on Whittaker of DeKalb, Minois has been elected to succeed Mr. VdySlate as upper grade teacher of social studi¢s and science. Mr. hittake is a graduate of the State c College at DeKalb and has had sif of successful experiâ€" ence in nceton and (Western Springs. . Mr. VanSlate goes to S ort, La., to organize and diâ€" rect a‘new private school in that L0 ue | se S :: qHUKSDAY, $ h { * t HIGHLA®N sCHOOL® wED., SE esP . 8 .‘; pl done insic new rgof has b L.§ of ; ,Gtfl,lh cond| ‘.. »hi60 "Scnjois of L ‘Ridge, Braesid ‘* ".| open at 9 @felock. * eB to ,'i’ and B ";T"f m 94 en t > to get back omes jand holic The|teaching eral mieeting a on Tupsday a @:80 diclock. | for the purpose will e â€"the meet the new t : There are a and adklitions t At Ridge there Miss N. Grace as privl ipal an er, Mrik. Hazel mary feacher a â€" ~Schie District 108 including dee » Ravinia and Linâ€" coln will open Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 9 olclock. The first day will be ‘devoteB to stration, organization A lpying of books.: This gives 3 nts aâ€"day after Labor Day to ck from their summer _ Ahe teaching staff will hold a genâ€" eral méeeting at the Lincoin school ‘on day afternoon Sept. 8, at w; ock. This meeting will be for thy purpose of organization and will give the faculty a chance to meet the new teachers. . There are a numberâ€"of changes and advitions to the staff this year. At|Ridge there will be no changes. Miss N Grace Wright will continue as cipal and upper grade teachâ€" er, Mrij. Hazel Ringer will be priâ€" mary teacher and Miss Virginia Inâ€" gram YWill again be an assistant. High! pot :si Even Tabl 3310 . U rOUCH DRY * roved considerably during . The playgrounds have d ~with stone, gravel, so that they will not g the winter. redecorating has inside both buildings. A has been put on the Jesse Auditorium and the roof ‘Greenbay Road school has eturned "Soft Dry." t:‘ handâ€"finished with services, 10c each. Fh ;nd fancy â€"linens . Wearing apparel unds | .................$1.49 litional weight, Ib. 8¢. ~ ing ‘ carefully washed. , bed and bath linens, .,'.m’smythiu'u in pe condition for the opening unds :...................$1.39 cess weight, per lb. 7¢ ind ng |‘apparel returned ed and dried. All flat carefully froned, ready for use. _ * ILAND PARK )OLS OPEN .. SEPT. 9 SQFT DRY AY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1936 tinued from page 7) PHONE Margaret E) Whelan grade in Ravinia for the past few years. Miss Marngaret Luscombe of Gary, Indiana will take Miss 8""’,'[" r"“ as first grade teachâ€" . ; Luscombe is a graduate of National College of Education and has had five years experience, three of which were spent in our neighboring school at Kenilworth, Miss Coldren, who taught kinderâ€" garten in Ravinia the last two years was married in June to Mr. Wim. Dodge of Evanston and will spend a year with her husband in W Prepanre for the Jwo Miss Margaret Luscombe + Indiana will take Miss place as first grade teachâ€" RAVINIA SCHOOL PICNIC FORKS, pkg. of 12, celloâ€" DIXIE CUPS, for DIXIE CUPS for cold drinks, pkg. of 12 . RIPE OLIVES, TRAYMORE ~ SWEET PICKLES, TRAYMORE SWEET MIXED PICKLES, 4 oz. bottle . .:; : =â€" TRAYMORE SWEET RELISH, RIPE OLIVES, jumbe size, pints it‘s delicious, 7 **â€" Quality â€" »=«»~~«~.. Kindergarten 3 is for There is ong tional teacther at Lincoln. . (Mri ey McKee has been secured to {teach the physical education in the 7th and Bflagub and the socialisthdies in the 6th and Tth grades. Mri McKee is a gradâ€" uate of DeKalb State Teachers colâ€" lege and is [stidying toward his mastets . degilee: at Northwestern university. . Me| comes from four years of suckessful experience in West Aurora.. He has been physiâ€" cal director ‘of the four upper grades, athle}ic‘ coach and scout master ‘besid¢s. |teacher of upper grade social | t‘diel. * Miss | Ethel 29¢ Lco â€"Day Aabor Day Holiday . . . Check Jheae Otema Carefully! CENTRELLA WHITE MEAT KING | & OFFEE. .. i . 0t 17¢ NA BISH..... :sr 23¢ $61 Roger Williams Ave. Tel, Highland Park 3080 FRESH I CHINOOK $ oN 14 North Sheridan Rd. â€" . Phone Highland Park 460 : PEACHES, || Elberta Fancy ....... BROCCOLLI, | _ BRUSSELS SPROUTS. .. .......... SWEET POTATOES, _ . HAM, 328 Railway Ave. ”figwm«sww Hilk-l"o#l"mi Dreseed /.. :. ..1 .2« .l POT ROAS â€" H. T. Bakke Grocery & Market Old Trust AIPTerrier FÂ¥>od THE PRESS in Highwood Highirood Grocery & Market Alert, strong and vigorous db’ffli breeis, attribute their fine condition to IN:OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT i _ HERI 33824002040 fnmneeronmercfontzentraprons â€" PB t + BEBCONE cases: on ism recconcnnsonlfecgecn. .+. BWMEG _ Miss Emily Brymer will continue he Policy of Every Centrella Store U FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Consisting of wheat flour, meat and ground &reen bone. Long the outstanding food in the dog world.. y.y_ge fed dry or moistened with Dog Cakes .;......... Boneâ€"Shaped Biscuits soup or milk. Vegetables may also be added : "LARGE 4 7: BOTTLES FoR _ Plus Bottle Deposit â€" 1â€"1b. s«‘ 29¢ i..; 69¢ ‘ inz ;:a;'l: 27c _ in Ravinia . B. Winter, Inc in Highland Park 23¢ t@<‘*~‘ Mn 496 CENTRELLA 43 Peanut Butter . .2%;*33¢ SILVER CUP | Peanut Butter . . ,,.,.. 31¢ CENTRELLA | Red MARASCHINO â€" CHERRIES..... 3 ... 29¢ Phone Highwood 1000 .: Badker 089C ... 9 u. 29€ u... t u. 49€ ... Lge. Bunch 3rd Grade gt. .. . carton 35¢ . . carton 35¢ . .. carton 35¢ is uncertain at present, ‘Every efâ€" fort will 'I;mldetop e one as soon as sible. must be five before January 1 in order to enroll in our : kinde jand birth ce tes will be required. _ Miss Susan Hunt will also return as §t in reading and will do special ‘work wherever it is needed. ten will open as usual at Ravinia and Lincoln, The ques, tion of a kindergarten at Braeside 225C her work as school nurse and will serve all the ‘schools of the district. Mr. in Metcalf of Northwestâ€" ern School of Music:will teach band and 0 instrument and help with orch: and band work at all: the Is. on sale at EVANS FEED sTORE® 610 .Central Ave. Tol S P. 124 GRASS SEED FERTILIZER PEAT MOS S ~"THIS SALE FoR sEPrT Rich, food for the / t es omm en o recipes on back of m M The ideal warmâ€"weather cookie that Whfinmfi Fresh and crisp. z‘ Children Love Bremner Bros for that Labor Day picâ€" mic basket or buffet supper . NOoDLES, is on. .... 429C Pn sarr: _ 19¢ Kina, n on .*..... 34¢ XUT nuTTma, is or. 23C fextan 4 pn. " .â€"..~. 396 l olike, Ihhor. /..‘ 276 DERBY FAVORITES VANILLA WAFERS Graham Crackers Famous RAPINWAX, SAVADAY PICNIc ~PLATES, 9 inch size, pkg. of 12 ... SNOW PUFF PAPER NAPKINS, pke. HOLIDAY DRINX, in every wanted flavor PICNIC SPECIALS Bremner Bros. 15¢ Labor Day 29¢ 19¢ 34¢ 23¢ 39¢ 27¢ Mothers will please bring them when entering the children on the first day. First grade children must be gix before January 1; FREE DELIVERY Farmer‘s Beverage 307 Oakwood Ave. Tel. H.P. 2030 SILVERBROOK Beverages & Seltzer Water Budweiser Hoerber‘s Framous 2 ... 17¢ 3 ... 14€ 2 .. 377C . 3, 4 AND 5 ARNOLD C. BREMER TELEPHONE H. P. 1985 LER BRUSH PAGE t if $f @A” ha olsn r ie [Â¥3 ne, es Fui® t ak ak