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The Oak Terrace school in Highâ€" wood will open on Wednesday, Sept. 7, school officials announced yesterâ€" day. Although teachers will report for duty on Tuesday, children will not be expected to attend until Wedâ€" nesday morning when all text books will be issued to them under the rental plan adopted last year. Books will be issued to children upon the payment of the regular fee as shown in the schedule below: Grades 1 and 2 ....................... $1.75 Grades 3, 4, 5, and 6 ............... 200 Grades 7 and 8 ....................... 2.50 The board of education has made repairs to the building in the form of a new roof on the west wing and a rebuilding of the parapet walls of the east wing. Floors in several elassrooms have been sanded and reâ€" finished and walls have been redecâ€" orated. â€" to Open Wednesday September 7th The furnishings are to be modernâ€" istic. They will carry a complete line of frocks from sizes 11 to 52, also lingerie and hosiery, novelties â€"such as clips, buckles, etc. They will add to their stock according to the demands. Oak Terrace School Deerfileld is to have its first dress shop when the Iada Shoppe opens on Saturday, Aug. 27, in the Stryker building on Waukegan road at the corner of Deerfleld road. The proâ€" prietresses are Mrs. Roy Clavey (Irene) and Mrs. James Kilroy {Ada), both young Deerfield maâ€" trons. ' Iada Shop Opens in Deerfield Aug. 27 ‘THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1988 The Peterson‘s had gone to visit friends and were en route to their home about 10 o‘clock. Mr. Peterâ€" son complained of the lights being dim and a few seconds later had driven his car off the pavement into a ditch on Deerfleld road, near the Gastfield home. When he did not respond to his wife‘s questions, she went to the nearby home for help. He was taken to his home where a physician was summoned, but he passed away a short time later. Mr. Peterson was born Dec. 15, 1874 in Schleswic, Holstein, Gerâ€" many and came to this country with his parents when six years of age. His parents, the Jens Petersons settled in Deerfield. For the past fortyâ€"five years, Mr. Peterson had been a resident of Highland Park. He had been in the employ of the Public Service company for thirty years, being retired about five years Funeral services were held Tuesâ€" day morning at 10:30 o‘clock at the First United Evanglical church. Burial was in Northshore Garden of Memories. Besides his wife Mary, the deâ€" ceased is survived by two daughâ€" ters, Mrs. Ceceila Cooksey of Northâ€" brook and Mrs. Lillian Heinzen of Kenosha, ‘Wis., six grandchildren, one sister Mrs. Lena Lenke of Wauâ€" kegan and a half brother Mr. Peter Peterson of Deerfleld. Mr. Peterson was a member of the Modern Woodman of America and was an active member of the First United Evangelical church. Andrew Peterson Andrew Peterson, aged 64, 635 Vluunu,uflu.d.flnh.ln: urday evening, while mmm.mm with his wife, and died a short time later at his home. Victim of Stroke Funeral, Tuesday Ready to eat or juss heat and eat. Enjoy dom with the moders Jenuder WMaie WILSON‘S Secret Process 4| ‘There is one in the e eas to replace Mr. Murdock who has acâ€" eepted a position in the Wheaton Following is the list of teachers for the coming year: Marjorie Amdurski, 1st grade. Margaret Sweeney, 1st grade. Dona Belle Jensen, 2nd grade. Linda Lou Dinelli, 2nd grade . Dorothy Spink, 8rd grade. Bernice Tucker, 8rd grade. Helen Brewer, 4th grade. Anita Whitely, 4th grade. Rose Opitz, 5th grade. Marjorie Drager, literature. Dorothy Grant, English. Fern Tait, social science. Blanche Thompson, music. Monroe Hall, mathematics. Floyd Allender, general science. Ella Rasmussen, art. Judith Kerrihard, school nurse. Wayne A. Thomas, principal. THIS SALE FOR AVGUST 25, 26 & 27 Paul Schuize Biscult Co.‘s FRUITED OATMEAL COOKIES rich for the children. TOMATOES. w _ MARY ANN _# HOLLYWOOD HEALTH BREAD égofzu SOIIA.S.!-!.‘ CABBA: Fancy Red, Rips ....buict 4 7C ?:.q!fl‘l’ BEANS. BEETS. LOSE FAT! MELONS, Ripe, ow Cals. PEARS. Fancy Calif. Bartlett, basket APPLES. GRAPES. STARS DO _ _ _ Eat 3 Slices Every Meal THE WAY THE MOVIE IS FILLING BUT NoT FATTENINGâ€"NO FATS NO SUGARâ€"NO LARDy Centrella Prices Are Quoted on . the Market‘s Best Baked by Mary Ann Bakeries Large Size 35¢ sesiesse000000000000s s ...... 5 1. 29¢ BUTTER BITS Large size botGe... .. Smail sine botile ... Removes dirt and grease. Will not rub off. «e 0e a oo eW# s » FOR ALL KINDS OF WHITE SHOES Mrs. O‘Keefe Retires As Acting Manager of R.R. Men‘s Home It is with deep regret that we learn that Mrs. Minnic O‘Keefe, 'unvdthhb.:ddm(?!d: secretaryâ€"treasurer manager the Home for Aged and Disabled will retire uti,l:.o‘ of the as manager Home on September 1st of this year. ; many friends on the North Shore during â€" that time. They came to Highland Park from Chicago in November, 1903, when the Railroad Men‘s Home consisted of three old frame houses in which eighteen aged and disabled veterans of the rail were domiciled. Many of the older residents of our city undoubtâ€" edly remember the original Home. _ Mr. and Mrs, O‘Keefe have in.charge of the Home for the thirtyâ€"five years. and have : Six years later, in April, 1909, the 19¢ ». 5C 19¢ Not too 19¢ SEEDLESS BLACK RED KIDNEY BEANS, For S:lzds ««:>» 2 for19¢ RED ALASKA SALMON . . . . «. FRENCH FRIED POTATOES . . . PICKLES . CATSUP . CENTRELLA POTATO CHIPS +.« TOMATO JUICE .. CLOVER HONEY . COCOA . ... . .. POTATOES PRUNES . . . . PETER PAN PEANUT BUTTER . CHIEF MILAN! CHICKEN & E66 SILVER CUP SHRIMP . . . FRUIT SALAD . x1 2 for 43c CENTRELLA SWEET MIDGET NOODLES . . . RASPBERRY JAM . .!'.!?,!'_,"22" GI'Otfl & Mark“e“t x We Acecommend 14 N. “7“, C 7&.'":' Highl PL. 460 x We RAecommend x BORDEN‘S DESSERT CHEESE THE <cPR BB3 367 Roger Williams Ave. (Phone Highl. Pk. 3080 FOQOOD VYALUES Americd‘s FPinest W arm W eather Treat Geo. B. Winter Inc. RICHTER‘S VINEGARS America‘s Oldest and Finest Vinegars the Creole Accented Vinegar, g’m and Delicious." TB M 2s Mrs. O‘Keefe has given the best years of her life, working with her husband for the welfare and comâ€" fort of the aged and disabled railâ€" road men who have sought the shelâ€" ter and protection of their Home, and now that she has decided to take a well earned rest, we join the resiâ€" dents and staff of the institution in wishing her many years of contentâ€" ment and happiness, new fireproof structure at St. John‘s avenue and Beach street was dediâ€" cated, and stands as a memorial to mmdmunom his wife, and the railroad brotherhood men who contributed so %muly to the building of the ome. H. T. Bakke ARNOLD C. BREMER TELEPHONE H. P. 1988 ULLER BRUSH M A N o e & â€" Bom. giass e« , 14â€"05. bottie Ideal for creaming 2 _ Ne. 2 the No. 13â€"01. jar 1â€"4b. pkg. Vadb. jar 1â€"lb. Jar 1â€"lb. tin oz. pkg. 2 for 53¢ 2 for 21¢ . . . 23¢ 2 for 25¢ 2 for 19 c . . . 19¢ 2 for 17 c 3 for 5 5¢ 2 for 33¢ 3 for 25¢ 2 for 45¢ Mrs. O‘Keefe expects to spend the winter in Evanston. We hope, howâ€" ever, that later on she may decide to return to Highland Park to esâ€" tablish her permanent home. BOWLERS ATTENTION! A meeting to organize a major SINGER SEWINGMACHINECoO. 89 8. St. Johns Ave. â€" Phone 995 â€" Highland Park, HL SALES â€" RENTALS â€" PARTS Bervice on all makes of sewing machines and vacu 21¢ 23¢ 23¢ Complete line of Singer Vacuum Cleaners Sewing Machines Electric Irons and Fashion Aids MANOR HOUSE COFFEE mamas‘"""""" /.. 16q PYRAMID SUGAR WAFERS Have You Ever Tasted the invigorating refreshment ¢ pofais + * â€"whghtes 4 . PEKOE aA. 23¢ FRYERS. Fresh Dressed Milk Fed, ib. &QC PORK TENDERLOIN. Tender Little Pig ....... WHITE EISH. Fresh Lake Superior POT ROAST. Prime Beef, Choice Cuts, Ib. LAMB CHOPS. ROASTiNG CHICKENS. Milk Fed, Delicious ....Ib. SALMON ASSORTED COLD MEATsS. Cisinfects, r e m o v e s & stains and like the sun. vacuum packed OXOL * _« CGraham Crackers? ice Shoulder Chops, Ib. 31¢ absolutely the finest grahams . you ted. ‘Try three or four with a cool The Perfect Tes for ............b. 445C All bowlers wishing to join a maâ€" jor league are urged to be present. league will be held Thursday eveâ€" ning {tonight) at 9 o‘clock in the new Shoreline Bowling establish» ment at 428 Railway avenue, Highâ€" Steel cut or bean 1. 47¢ ~â€" Bremner Bros. PAGE