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Grubmeier in Main Event at Grayslake Von Schacht to Meet h;rldrlek Von lehahc:t. 6 foot 6 German t who outroughed King Kong ur;:nbh«l the famous bearded Abyssinian wildâ€"man into submission last week, will meet Freddy "Legs" Grubmier, lanky lowa scissors expert, in one of the main events of the weekly wrestling card to be staged in Peg‘s Graysâ€" Jake Arena Friday night. Original plans had it that Jim McMillen was to meét the winner, but when the German giant upset the dope and whipped the heretoâ€" fore unbeatable King Kong, McMilâ€" len backed down on his agreement and refused to meet Von Schacht. Incidentally Von Schacht is one of the few pros in the game ever to beat McMillen so many believe the local star evaded Von Schacht rather than to be beat here before all of his friends and neighbors. Grubâ€" mier, however, should give Von Schacht a tough going over as his famous scissors is dreaded by all in the sport. PAGE EIGHT The other main event on. this twin feature is between the great ble, toughest of the famous five Schnable brothers. A few weeks ago Ruffy beat Otto Schnable at Graysâ€" lake so Hans has stepped to the fore to avenge brother Otto‘s defeat, and insists that Otto setond him into the ring. Last week Ruffy beat Rudy Kay at Grayslake in a sensaâ€" tional match so fans can expect a real thriller when Schnable the German strongman, tangles with Silverstein, the Jewish sensation. NOTICEâ€"Advcthu_nenu received after 3 o‘clock Wednesday, placed in another section. t RATES: 50 cents for five lines or less if paid on or before insertion; 75 cents if not paid by Saturday following publication. 10 cents for each additional line. $1.10 for 3 consecutive weeks. Highland Park and Lake Forest Combination Rate, 75e; $1.00 & J 4. % if not paid by Saturday following publication. BLIND ADS: 75 cents for five lines or less if paid for before insertion; $1.00 if £a» an A Aial T d UE Pive C a ELW Wull n re In the semiâ€"windup Bobby Bruns returns once again to face George Mansor, burly Arabian giant. Bobby made his first appearance here in more than a year last week winning over the clever Ralph Garibaldi, and hundreds will turn out to see Bruns in action against Mansor this week. The preliminary match pits El Sayre, Waukeganite football and wrestling star against Otto Schnaâ€" ble. Sayre is undefeated as a pro and will get a real test from the German heavyweight star. Tickets at 50c and $1 go on sale at the box office and ladies are inâ€" vited free in the ringside section. In event of rain the bouts will be held the following night. y., n Pfrorees qunfent SIAMESE KITTENS, 4 mos. old. Sealpoint markings. _ Housebroken. _ â€"Also _ grown femamles. Call Delaware 5013. Faherty, 231 E. Superior, Chicago, 111. Uzdih ONE DOWBLE BED, BOX SPRING, TWO USED Cut Flowers & Plants Landscape Work UPRIGHT IRON GRAND IN GOOD CON« dition. Reasonable. Tel. HP. 1963. UlGt §41 Central Ave. Tel H.P. 154. UATH 4 GRAVE CEMETERY LOT IN NORTH HARTMAN WARDROBE TRUNK, GOOD cond. Cost about $75 when new. | £10. Tel. Lake Forest 2117. Testh 16 FT. MAHOGANY SPEED BOAT. ALsO 9 h.p. Kâ€"Johnson outboard motor, remâ€" sonable. Phone to see Mr. Norien, Iiliâ€" nois Products Smles Co.. 1016 Vlublu- ton St., Waukegan. Tel. Majestic ‘;:".. R.C.A. VICTOR, I.I:r‘l'l! new â€" RADIOS â€" AUTO RADIOS, RECORDS, PLAYERS, WEMSTICHING MACHINE IN PERFECT THREE : GRAVE LOTs_IN NgAth cemetery. . Remsonable, . Tel. H.P. 3103 vmlzl or during the day the latter part of the week. vrat onable~&Â¥45 Deerfleld Ave., Deerfleld. U23 FULL OR PART TNE wo‘n. a’-‘% onl Laks Bief 1. " e 4 "Segaiee, ceosing ; fesedry. e TolplL®, mattresses. For information eall H.P 1504 wOMAN iÂ¥ :_ EOUSE ences. fva Noln. ‘Tel. Wentworth 4432. Shore Garden of Memories. Splendid loâ€" cation. Tel. H.P. 557 days or 149 eveâ€" nings. vist for an Adtaker condition. . Sewing tables, racks, dress forms and folding bed. Reasonable. Tel. Winnetka 1325. Uzsef Subscribe for THE PRESS eio Highland Radio Service Situation Wanted BALLS, LIKE NEW. REASâ€" for Urits U23pd not paid by Saturday following publication. 10 cents each additional line. Rev. E. Tetreau, who served as pastor of the Highland Park Methâ€" odist Episcopal church for three years, leaves today for an eastern port preparatory to embarkation .. Agnes M. Mooney and Alice A. Knox have each won a $5 prize in the County War Savings Prize contest . . . J. P. Steffens has sold his groâ€" cery business to Charles Werhane and his butter and egg route to C. B. Hanson . . . Mr. and Mrs. J.. V. Garrity of Highwood announce the marriage of their daughter Pearl to Mr. Peter Rettig, July 31 . . . Mr. and Mrs. W. G.. Searls of Ravinia announce the engagement of their niece, Isabell Mary Young, to Enâ€" sign Fairfax G Saunders of Great Lakes . . . Mrs. R E. Pettis and daughter Jean of Deerfleld were the guests of Mrs. Ray Gunckel of Chiâ€" cago a few days last week . . . Mr. and Mrs. George Pett are the happy parents of a son born July 28. ; W. H. McKillip has purchased the Schumacher property on Sheridan road and will erect a building to house the Highland Park Post ofâ€" fice. <It will also contain three adâ€" ditional store rooms . . . Ferdinand Humer of the firm of Moldaner and Humer, has returned from a busiâ€" nes strip to Minnesota where he inâ€" spected new furs and fur garments for the coming season . . . Deerfleld is planning for a big silver jubilee, August 25 . . . Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Berube of Highwood announce the birth of a daughter, August 6 . .. Mr and Mrs. John Anderson anâ€" nounce the marriage of their daughâ€" ter Maebelle to Mr. Rienhard Ernstâ€" meyer on August second . . . Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Casey announce the birth of a seven pound son, born Tuesday . .. The marriage of Miss Josephine Schepske and Mr. Frank Rectenwald will take place August 18 . . . Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Blaine of Deerfield are on a motor trip through Canada. YOU CAN SAVE THE COST OF YOUR STATE AND CITY LICENSES OR UP TO 100 GALS. OF GASOLINE ANNUALâ€" 1986 PLYMOUTH TUDO& DeLUXE SE dan. 1937 Plymouth mxe Sedan, Like LOOKING BACKWARD at progressive Highland Park through the files of The Press. 20 Years‘ Experience 13 Years in Highland Park Tel. H. P. 2048 Charges Reasonable. Estimates Free TO 100 Gfl‘l OF GASOLINE ANNUALâ€" ly by plaging your nwnssn insurance in our strong Legal Reserve $13,468,187 insurance company. A saving of approxâ€" imately 40 per cent on your present cost is surely worth considering when you can have the The Chle-fio Daily _ News -qr. "The State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company has now become the leading :AM“" of automobile luuwn (P& es sold) in the world." Rated A pl by A. A. Best Co., the Dun & Bradatreet of Insurance. LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED, SAWSs COAST TO COAST SERVICE Fords â€"â€" Plymouths â€" Chevrolets Limbility $10,000 â€"$20,000 and property Dumage $5,000. Both for $9.60. Semiâ€" Annually. _ Larger cars slightly higher ;‘lro';""l‘rlnl Bureau Service to Policy o . STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY Office 386 Central Ave. _ Phone 268 sor-nn R. Williams E. H. Pardy lencos 246. HP. 1478. Citt WTAR WANTED: HTGH SCHOOL GRADUATE new. __Our weeks specials "A SAFE PLACE TO_BUY" RIVERS MOTOR SALES â€" iul_q:t;';l;r‘_i;nn;flw?-; _eall for and Lawn Mower Shop First St. South of Central Automobiles for Sale TWENTY YEARS AGO August 8, 1918 ATTENTION MOTORISTS * 32 sher oanink® Avahon‘" for care of children and general house work. ‘Telephone Deerfleld 477. Pr Jnt 44 i. an. * w# PIANO TUNING H. F. PAHNKE 700 Central Ave., Tele. 3090â€"Râ€"4 Business Directory TEN YEARS AGO EMPLOYMENT SERVICE INGA DURMENT August 9, 1928 Lost and Found Help Wanted J. C. Fay, Prop. or better security than Riéf F10f Highwood Carnival Draws Large Crowd The Highwood Days Carnival which was sponsored by the Highâ€" wood Civic Improvement Associaâ€" tion last week proved to be a very successful and pleasant affair, The daily attendance was very large and there was a capacity crowd on the final evening of the five day celeâ€" bration. Otto F. Fisher, the general chair-‘ man of the carnival was assisted by a committee consisting of Paul Muzik, Roy Russell, Harvey Reber, and J, E. Enquist. ‘ The committee is very grateful to the many local merchants who reâ€" sponded so generously in donating prizes for the registration booth and also wishes to take this opporâ€" tunity to thank each and every one who contributed in any way and who coâ€"operated in helping make the carnival a success. All proceeds deâ€" rived from this event will be used for a very worthy cause. â€" grim reaper shows no regard for youth, asserts the Illinois Automoâ€" bile club, hor does he have respect for the aged or infirmâ€"and he nevâ€" er rests. The noises of traffic give constant warning of its hazards for pedestrians and motorists. Heed them. . A Moment of Caution May Save a Lifetime of Regret. Like oaks from acorns, great forâ€" est fires from .little sparks may grow, warns the Illinois Automoâ€" bile club. Tourists and campers should exercise extreme care with campfires; they should be built no larger than necessary in a wellâ€" cleared place and every spark exâ€" tinguished before the campers leave. Matches, cigar and cigarette stubs and pipe tobacco should be OUT before thrown away. The grave yard is filled with drivers‘ who had the rightâ€"ofâ€"way. Play safe at all times, advises the Illinois Automobile club. Sunday school and morning worâ€" ship at the same time, namely at 10 :30 FURNISHED 4 ROOM â€" APARTMENT. Through Sept. 5. Close in and very quiet. References exchanged. Tel. H.P. 468. DZ4 2 ROOM KITCHENETTE APARTMENT Death lies in wait on every counâ€" FOR RENT OR SALE: 6 ROOM HOUSE with sum porch, sleeping porch, hot water heat. _ Garage. _ Nice nrd and garden. For _ information call ke Forest 1765 or Highland Park 138. Vzih decorated, private bath, modern kitehen and furniture. Couple preferred. Approâ€" priate for 2 couples also: Near business district. References required. 37 Morth Greenbay Rd. Tele. H.P. 3174â€"HP. 1774 â€" D22â€"24h1 OFFICEâ€"UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE N oUur hM-& on reasonable terms. NAT AL â€" BANK _OF HI PAR! 318 OFFICE OR DESK SPACE, DES LE Lake Forest 115. J28in in Derfield; furnished or unfurnished. Klectric refrigerator, gas, light, water and heat included. Very reasonable. Mrs. R. E. Pettis, 745 Chestnut St. Tel. Deerâ€" field 485. D23pd 3 w‘ d'g!.;n ..;Plo st Ti T44 "Lake ‘Forel sveriecaing She kie Vul:y‘ We offer attractive English home with Hart, Shaw & Company #60 E. Deerpath, Lake Porest 16. L4Gh ROOM APARTMENT, BEAUTIFULLY Redeemer. Lutheran Church West Central at McGovern W. F. Suhr pastor 4 bedrooms and three baths, Stadio liv= a room and study, each with fireplace. hen two car attached w Srock L Some Pril es w e tractive price... FOR SALE: 7 RM. HOUSE ON LCE lot; will sae. for $4,750. . FOR SALE: 2 APT. BUILDING, 4 ROOM FOR RENT: GENTLEMAN ‘:“""‘. 671 _ N. McKinley Road. 1. L. F. 1887. FOR SALE: BARGAIN, $ ROOM __ THOMAS PESTER: Telephone Lake Forest 503 V21t Ih For Sale or Rent tion. Owner might c change for 6 rm. house Office for Rent Apartments Safety Slant e. Hot mir heat, lâ€"car ‘uwa r lots, $6,000 for quick sale. Will Real Estate *HB PEEBs in Key Is Memento of Early Court House A key to an early Illinois courtâ€" house remains as the only reminder of an incident long since forgotten. It is on display in a museum at Watseka, Iroquois county, research workers of the Federal Writers‘ Project, W.P.A., have learned. According to accounts, a pioneer charged â€"with counterfeiting, who was placed in the old wooden strucâ€" ture in 1861 to await triatl, escaped into the corridor during the night of Feb. 25, 1862, when through an oversight his cell was left unlocked. Not knowing that the courthouse door had been recently lined with iron, he set fire to it, hoping to gain his freedom. The fire got out of control, however, trapped the prisoner, who lost his life, and burned the building completely. The key to the cell door, which was in the possession of the jailer at the time of the fire ,was preâ€" served. Warn Boatsmen of Target Practice at Groat Lakos J. W. Gregory, commander U. S. Navy, District Intelligence office, has issued the following warning to all owners of boats in the vicinity of Great Lakes. The Fleet Marine Corps Reserve will conduct 37 mm. gun practice on the afternoon of Thursday, Aug. 11, at the U. S. Naval Training Station, Great Lakes. The target raft is moored 1200 yards off shore to the eastward and 300 yards north of the power plant at Great Lakes. Card of Thanks I wish to express to our many friends my heartfelt thanks and gratitude for the love and sympathy shown to me in my bereavement. Mrs. John O‘Keefe Safety Slant It is sad but true, says the Illiâ€" nois‘ Automobile club, but traffic statistics show that out of the averâ€" age sixty accidents, where the speed is 30 miles per hour, there is one person killed, while at 50 miles per ho@r the mortality rate increases to one fatality for every eighteen mishaps. Moral: Why go 50 when 30 will get you there just about as quickly and almost four times as safely. OUT OF TOWN OWNER READY To ATTRACTIVE FALL RENTALS: COMâ€" fortable 4 bed, 2 bath, house, 1 car gar.; nr school and trans.; East side, $75 per mo. Hot air and coal heat. 2 porches. . Charming and unusual 4 bed and 1 bath hse.; oil hent, 2 car gar., nr. schs. and trans., 1 porch. $90. 4 bed, § bath, oil ht., country bse. in subâ€" urb. $155 per mo. lhd.lb?hlh.hot“urloflht..mld- rm. and bath, Braeside school district. East side Ravinia, walking distance to schools and trans. Owner leaving town $175 per 8 room house, 2 tile baths, lavatory, hot water oil heat, 2 car garage, sun and sleeping avreh. $80, partly furnished, $90. Tel. Glencoe 883. B24pd APARTMENT OR FLAT OCT. 1 RENTâ€" "803 ouT* LISTIN WANTED We have calls daily for 5 to 7 room houses F. B. WILLIAMS 841 Ctl. Ave. Tel. H. P. 2360. w2 sacrifice 7 rm 21 bath house. book room, pch. _ overlooking _ ravine; lge. wooded lot: 2 biks from lake. Priced $1805, reâ€" duction for cash & _ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW, $.10, H.O.L.C. loan, payments $39 per month. PAUL PHELPS, INC. 8 N. Sheridan Rd. Tel H. P. 4580 . B24 FURNITURE CLASSWARE CHINA, ETC. 242 Prospect Ave.. SE corner of Dal« Between j0 and 3, Friday and Saturday, FURNTTURE . OLASSWARE . CHINA al; 3 or 4 room unfurnished; one with stove n1 refrigerator preferred. Must be near: ness center and transportaâ€" tion. Tel. Highland Park 3157 or write to box CE Press Office land Park, 11 REAL BARGAIN rm. house, 1 enclosed , 1 open full basement, ..=l'. and shop : lge. lot; shade; rbe . an trees ; good location; a fine substanâ€" tial home. If sold soon $4.750, terms. A little alteration l“m'fllz fibmhhmm App.. Lake Forest 2051. S. Simâ€" Lt Augst vmemp. hupe 11 Furnishings For Sale Houses for Rent Wanted to Rent Houses for Sale IN GLENCOE 18 shade: shurbs and fruit Wrst G1 A24pd G2Sth NICELY FURNISHED COOL ROOM IN private home for couple with kitchen privileges. _ References required. . Near trans. Can be seen by appointment. Tel. H.P. 166. PA DR. EMORY C. GORDON 364 Central Ave. â€"~ Highland Park Tel. H. P. 2774 Wl 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Also open Wed. and Sat. evenings | OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE | BEST SOURCES FOR BUYING INâ€" | l TERIOR FURNISHINGS, AND OUR j ? ABILITY TO SELECT FURNITURE [ AND ACCESSORIES OF CHARâ€" j ACTER, INSURES YOU AGAINST ] | INFERIOR WORKMANSHIP AND | [ â€" TASTELESS DESIGN. | PHILIP A. RAPP | 1‘} INTERIOR DECORATION 11 | M RS. L Y MA N BA RR | ‘1 A SS OCIATE F P _ 2 North Sheridan Road â€" Highland Park â€" | s o SANTI BROS. DAIRY Highland Park, M PASTERURIZED MILK AND CREAM BUTTER AND Bocs Free Lecture On Christian Science Entitled "How Christian Science Heals" By Professor Hermann S. Hering, C.S.B . of Boston, Massachusetts Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts Thursday Evening, August 11, 1938, at 8 o‘Clock Elm Place School Auditorium Sheridan Road and Elm Place HIGHLAND BVU MP SH OP Repair Rebuild Any Make of jnal :4 L. .‘ dhine Telephone Highland Park 2489 JUNK Phone H. 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