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25 for states at a salary of $2,000 a year; Junâ€" other -l-,fltgmluuou. is m or partial substiâ€" hfluczoflcpm.Ap- M“flhflr‘% Aftyâ€"fifth birthday, closing dates for receipt of applications are September 12 for states east of Colâ€" orado, and September 15, 1989, for o.uu.-a,-u-m _ Inspector of Hats, Inspector of ed for these positions in the Quarâ€" termaster Corps of fi“'- Deâ€" knit underwear), Inspector of Texâ€" tiles, and Inspector of Clothing, all for Inspector of Textiles, and Junâ€" for Inspector of Clothing, $1,820 a high grade specialists for governâ€" ment budget work. Experience of a highly responsible nature, includâ€" ing progressively responsible expeâ€" rience in the management or finanâ€" U. S. Civil Service Commission Holds Competitive Exams Junior Custodian Officer, $1,860 a year, Bureau of Prisons.â€"This exâ€" amination offers young men and women interested in social and penâ€" al problems an opportunity to make correctional work a career in the prison service. Accordingly persons with the aptitude for this work and with the educational qualifications in keeping with the Government‘s promotional plan are desired. A mental test will be given to measure applicants‘ fitness and their aptiâ€" tude for prison work. Applicants must have completed a fourâ€"year high school course, or 14 units of high school study, but spe¢ial credit will be given for certain college study. The physical requirements are rigid. Applicants must have reached their twentyâ€"ifth but must not have passed their fortyâ€"ffth birthday. Applications for this poâ€" sition must be filed with the Civil Service Commission at Washington, D. C., not later than September 18, if received from states east of Colâ€" orado, and not later than Septemâ€" ber 21, 1989, if received from Coloâ€" rado and states westward. Chief Budget Examiner, $6,500 a year, and Principal Budget Examâ€" These examinations are to secure iner, $5,800 a year, for employment in the executive office of the presâ€" Rally Sunday At Leverone Estate There were 300 Republicans who took over the estate of L. E. Leâ€" verone at Deerficld on Sunday, Aug. 21, in joyous and enthusiastic anâ€" ticipation of the 1940 elections. was arranged and sponsored by the Lake County Federation of Young Republicans. Richard J. Lyons, of Libertyville, candidate for governor, headed the honored guests, Dwight H. Green, of Chicago, another Nâ€"Wn-!‘v_nflO‘: ward Alexander, of Jacksonville, chairman of the Board of Governors of the Young Republican organizaâ€" tion of Illinois, Joseph N, Sikes, of Grayslake, secretary of the State organization, and Richard Nowinâ€" son, editor of the Young Republican Magazine. â€" Popular among the many activâ€" ities were softball, ping pong, swimâ€" ming, horseshoes, and an egg throwâ€" ing contest \which brought loud cheers and hter from the large crowd. The te prize was won by Tom Birmingham of Lake Forâ€" est. ‘ fresh vegetables and fruits from Mr. Leverone‘s own gardens. During Mr. Leverone‘s leisure moments, he pointing out the many and varied points of beauty and interest on the 140 acres comprising his beautiful estate. The crowd tarried long afâ€" ter dark and when a huge bonfire was lighted, the scene echoed with the vocal strains of familiar tunes. tavia, former Republican candidate for governor, Jack Morrow, former member of the National Republican Committee, and William M. Marks, chairman of the Lake County Reâ€" publican Central Committee, were a few of the many leading Republiâ€" cans present. Young Republican leaders of national prominence inâ€" cluded Thomas J. Downs, viceâ€"chairâ€" man of the Young Republican Naâ€" tional Federation, James P. Econeâ€" mos, chairman of the Cook County Young Republican organization, Edâ€" Robert McClory of Lake Bluff, chairman of the Lake County Fedâ€" eration of Young Republicans, was in general charge of the picnic and was ably assisted by Hugo Schneiâ€" der, Jr., Mrs. Ray Simmers and Mrs. Grace Jacobsen, all of Highland Park. The latter is secretary of the county organization. Mr. Leveroné took personal charge of preparing and serving steak dinâ€" ners to the guests in attendance. The steaks being supplemented by corn on the cob and a variety of . For the junior or urday morning at St. James church, ienseed, buria! _ being St. Mary‘s cemetery. Full information may be obtained from Raymond F. Seiffert, secretary of the U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners, at the post office in this city, or from the secretary of the U. 8. Civil Service Board of Examâ€" Domenico Ori, 20, died Friday in Highland Park hospital following an illness of two years duration. He is the son of Mrs. Lucia Ori, 420 N. Central avenue, Highwood. His father, Angelo, passed away three Besides his sister, the deceased is survived by one sister, Mary. Claims D. Ori, Highwood Resident at DEVIL‘S FOOD Â¥% _ Paul Schuize Biscult Co,‘s Fluffy chocolate cakes sandwiched with hmw::. Lo: .css 3“ STREAMLINE ASSORTMENT FRUIT COCKTAIL . .No. | Tall Cans 3 for §5¢ EULL FLAVORED _ _ Leading Brands. Whole or shank half. 14 to 16 Ib. avg.............. .Jb. FRYERS Young Spring Fresh Fine faver beu A0c... ... _...... .t {#AG COLD MEATS Young Spring Fresh LEG O‘ LAMB Boror coll 7 i t Ib. ave.â€"....__ . _v. 48G Home style. Another picnic or Oscar Mayers Yellow Band. Bag Quality Meats hews povpblbrmmetbalie y ay [ J FAMOUS WEINERS POTATO SALAD SIRLOIN STEAK u... = ... 15. 45c . .No. 2 Size Cans 3 for 25¢ No. 2 Size Cans 3 for 39¢ Drunken Driver Is Fined $50 and Costs was fined $50 and costs in Highland Park police court yesterday, chargâ€" ed with drunken driving following a hitâ€"run accident on 8. Green Bay road, Sunday evening. "Charlie Chan in Park jail to serve out his fine. _After crashing into a car operatâ€" Sands, who could not pay the RAPINWAX PAPER. SAVADAY PLATEs. 9â€"inch. Phg. of 12 .............. SNOW PUFF NAPKINS. Phg. of 60, white .............. PICNIC SPOONS & FORKS. DIXIE HOT Cups. DIXIE COLD Cups _ & P dbA alngen n‘ foul? rener Aar Rictey Bepaie JIabor Day Week â€"fnd FOOD BARCAINS Suggestions for Picnickers Deerfield Grocery & Market STORE CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH Phones: Deerficld 61 â€" Highland Park 2530 story of New York society which comes Saturday, Sept. 2 to the murder mystery, and other hectic episodes in a romantic love story. Pidgeon plays a famous lawyer, Miss Bruce his wife. Geo. B. Winter, Inc. _ [| MEXHES Phone Higniand Park 1060 B t a smart Maureen O‘Sullivan come to the Deerpath Wednesday, Thursday and Finds a Son!" fourth of the famous jungle adventure romances based on ters. In the new story they find a rear the baby which is the only surâ€" vivor. Passes Civil Service Exam Faor Postmaster James A. Thomson, who has been serving as postmaster at Ravinia post office, has passed the postmasâ€" ter nonâ€"competitive U. S. Civil Servâ€" ice Commission examination with a rating of 96.50. tw 33€G * Bremnor Bros. 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