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U Neqest Srendard Mc Upe on V; and Â¥, models STANGER‘S # Roomiert and handsomest Standard Panoie .'” been filed. In the | y monm" ~ :2 . ."” clerk in that city, ©@ NEW APPEARANCE ..-u”"":;. yw*> second ward. ©@ NEW C.0.E. MODELS |shames and s ® the first ward is t w â€" tration man to ha © NEW STEERING ie wl e . . cm ftlnrd W{llh:l:;:: 4 4 esse Helton, & BODIES * _ Addition of a 1 Time payments througn our own YMAC Plan at lowest evailable rates Complete Automobile .:J‘JW i44 | 188 N. Secon 8t Unmasked the Society Doctor as a Lunatic!! Five Rules for a Happy Marringe!!! Two of the Many Inâ€" tereating Features in The American Weekly, the zine Distributed With the Â¥ CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMâ€" Mexico was Bob‘s colorful film laboratory late in the winter of 1938. While there he added Mexico City, Orizaba, Cuernavaca, Taxo, Puebla and .Oaxaca to his already large library of pictures. he is traveling, has a capacity pasâ€" senger list luelndlnf- many notables. The Abbott Dancers are sailing in the Uruguay for a South Ameriâ€" can engagement. Last summer, as a European Tour Director, Bob traveled and photographed extensively in Engâ€" land, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and France, His pictures have been used this fall and winter for lecture and sales proâ€" motional purposes, being shown throughout Wisconsin, Illinois, Inâ€" diana, Iowa, and Michigan, * [night fast Pridey on n piampreus y on & voyage that will take it southward @cross the equator to the tropical climate of summer in South Amerâ€" iea. One of the passengers who stood at the ship‘s rail to watch the twinkling lights of Manhattan fade into the background was a local boy, Robert E. Olson, of South St. Johns avenue. Bob, who is on his third major trip to foreign lands during the past twelve months, is sailing in the dual capacity of tour conductor and official photographer for his brother‘s company, Campus Tours, Inc. ‘The tour of which he is leader will visit Barbados, Montevideo, Rio de Janiero, Buenos Aires, and Trinâ€" idad. He will take several thouâ€" sand feet of natural color moving pictures for lecture purposes as well as a number of black and white and colored still pictures. . Upon his return from the Latin American countries, Bob will preâ€" pare to leave for Europe. He is to sail aboard the Cunard Whte Star Liner Carinthia from New York July 1st. He will again serve as a tour leader and photographer, This sumâ€" mer he wil add Ireland, Scotland, Norway, Sweden, Denmrak, Hunâ€" gary, Czechoslavakia, and Jugo Siaâ€" via to his European edition. _ One hundred sixty fathers and sons attended the annual Boys Club banquet at the Highland Park high school Tuesday evening. â€" Wendell ("Weinie") Wilson, former football star and now Director of A% at the University of Iilinofs, on "Clean Athletics." During the meal, which was servâ€" ed in the school cafeteria by memâ€" bers of the Girls club and was cookâ€" ed under the supervision of Mrs. Wright, Harold Pfister accompanied the diners as Bflllhhch.w Club sponsor, led the singing of time favorites. PFollowing Wilson‘s talk, the group were treated to a floor show inâ€" cluding a professional pianist, "Josâ€" ephine and Al," tap artists, Speaker Lewis, oldâ€"time vaudeville humorist, and "McNalily," the juggler. In a radioâ€"gram sent from the steamer Bob states the American Republic Line‘s Uruguay in which 160 Attend Bangquet at High School for Fathers and Sons Bob Olson Sails for South America Fourth Wardâ€"Scornavaccos barâ€" ber shop, 546 Railway avenue. Second Wardâ€"Oak Terrace school on Prairie avenue. ae _ Third Wardâ€"City Hall garige on Waukegan avenue. First Wardâ€"Swedish M. E. church, Highwod avenue and Jeffâ€" rey‘s place, The polling places will be as folâ€" lows: Albert Bjork, who has previously served in a similar capacity, has entered ‘the political race for the Bo far only five petitions have been filed. In the First ward, John M. Simpson, who for about 15 years served as city treasurer and city clerk in that city, has entered the race for alderman. Alderman Richard Shannon of the first ward is the only adminisâ€" tration man to have submitted his nominating petition thus far. Other retiring council members who will undoubtedly be aspirants again are Edward Williams, second ward, and the ‘?.~ llm thfl?how‘ wood % x“ takes| Patriotic Conference to hfi place on April 18. Onealâ€" | sound of the gavel closing the dinâ€" derman will be elected in each ward, | ner honoring the national president, with the exception of the third ward,| Mrs. James Morris, March 16, will where two are to be chosen. Nulzhu&hlhm Bo fur only five petitions have | ican Auxiliary in Hlinois. been filed. In the First ward, John| The conference will open at 1:00 Four contestants, amely Paul Pugliai, Joseph Calsia, Richard Shannon and â€" Evaristo Campagni will seek the two positions as alderâ€" men in the third ward. Highwood Filing Date Closes Mar. 14 for City Election Addition of a fourth ward will «1t .Mi4343 Neuman Fell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fell, 123 McGovern street, and sophomore student at college, Grinnell, Iawo, took place in the two mile run at c nual Missouri Valley g:u'hek-uthldhbn turday. < it ‘The Grinnell team placed third in the meet. o All uxilhry-o-hn'fito Track Meet, Saturday Neuman Fell Scores in Missouri Indoor of the Sherman Hotel, at 7 o‘cleok. Since this Putriotic Conference will be the only one to be sponsored by the department this year, units in the Grand Ball of the dlu.u'o(:udb.u.: Mrs. John .m Ammm-% -hlu&..)nfl-nh â€" ron Miller, Mm man for the National of the American Legion Auxiliary; Major L. N. Bittinger, Senfor Vice Communder of the American Leâ€" gion, Department of Illinois; and Mr. Robert Clement, 1988 Governor of Boys‘ State. * National President Amelis Morâ€" ris will be welcomed to Illinois at a dinner in the Grand Ball Room Auxi 7 Annual Patriotic Conference March 16 Beginning Saturday Our Annual Sale of Belleâ€"Sharmeer Stockings Onlymh:meer%omfitmhptomâ€"filfi tcually rtional in as well as graduated in length for you! :lndnwl;xp:si:%gfidmmeto:rindivfluflhh 'r‘!u- them by name as well as size. A Only once a year are we permitted to sell these Famous Belleâ€"Sharmeer Individual Stockings at these low prices. All the new Sp:mdnd- are inâ€" cluded and to anticipate your needs during this sale indeed be a worthwhile saving. 1 GARNETTITUS All $1,00 Hosiery 85¢ pr. All $1.35 Hosiery $1.15 pr. Continuing For One Week Only Rrev for smalls, Modite for mediams Duchess for talls, Classic for plumps on On his first team, Mr. Ports bas placed Midio Zanotti of the Highâ€" land Park team, who led the scorâ€" ing in the Suburban League with 118 points Other selections ‘were Pierce of Waukegan, Parker of Morâ€" ton, and Lussow and Warmbold of Osk Park, Frits Bernardi, also of Highland Park, ranked fourth in the league scoring and was placed Mr. Harry Perts, respect dm.‘&hfi Suburban league, has announced en Allâ€"League basketball selection both in the varsity and underâ€"class diâ€" visions. Harry Pertz Names Allâ€"Suburban League Basketball Team Tony Vole, fourth place in the Balcony “' Your personal appearâ€" ance depends on how well your hair has been groomed .. . a trial will conv‘:eeyuu. pnwnm......mumnl GARNETT‘S MODERN BEAUTY SALON ‘** "Skene Highland Park 724â€"700 Permanents Preceding the next regular moetâ€" ing of Campbell Chapter O.K.8. on Wednesday evening, March 15, at the Masonic Temple a "Pot Luck" supper will be held st 6 o‘clock for members and their families, Inforâ€" mation may be had by calling Mrs. Auna Carison, chairman, «t HP. There will be a complimentary eard party in the dining room folâ€" lowing a short business meeting. 0.E£.8. Members to Enjoy "Pot Luck" Supper March 15th cague individual scorâ€" ' -unz.-um- :-nu-dâ€".nmh. Finger Wave & Rinse 60¢ Stylish STHDAY. Milady entertained the bridge tlub today, and was I there! In a moided bam salad, and quite the hit. in ught Tiey ae é%%m"'fifi with all tailk that‘s going on TTH DAY. Hurray! One more fiing! What‘s left of me, bone and all, goes DAYS IN LENT!I â€" A Wilson Toasted Cheese Sandwich is :whl.dz’-.-.hd a substantial luncheon dish or a deâ€" lightful supper item. Guumhllm'd:rd Wilson‘s Certified Cheese. either American of Brick. Combine with 1 Clear Brook egg, beaten. Add 34 teaâ€" spoon Worcestershire sance, a few of cayenne and sait to taste. on four alices of white or whole ~ Tad hB i the bruiler mt tomato, 400° F. for 8 minutes, Serve immediâ€" finish even for a Certified Smoked Ham. Signing off. ately, garnishing with amail alices of w-&tm&oz 'I-’%umb m‘ it Certified Smoked Thuringer), brofled to a turn, and 380 _ BAY. ‘There‘s no rest around this \ joint. Dragged me out at 8 a.m. to make sandâ€" wiches for the school lunch b-..dua me out at 8 a.m. ; to make sandâ€" wiches for the m_u-:aW p.m. to make sandwiches for hungry skaters: 7 4TH DAY, Coâ€"starred today with a bunch of spuds in making a hamâ€"andâ€" pPoiey"" â€" . had one of the Wlflh‘ml::: ner & Saturday, I heard ‘em say. : 2MD DAY. Was pulled again and baked in %â€"a dhfl#-vd Rest of day peaceful, except for those bus» king to the icebox To vut shees of meon the 4o Should a whole Wilson‘s Tender Exâ€" keep a diary after arriving your home, its revelations would run something like this: home the e y a ham “fl fort of -fih&- refrigerator, you‘ll get to itâ€" just like having the family pet or your favorite magazine at hand. And its usesâ€"they are legionâ€"read bee: nor even half a lamb, but I do When You‘re Feeling 100% American... wiLson‘s s1 /y ), broiled to a :”.ifld‘ mbout the cold platters, ‘hors d‘oeuvres and the like, I can see my I would not sugâ€" gest your buying a forequarter of RECTOR