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Highland Park Press, 19 Oct 1939, p. 3

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.’I-n -.hhln'oh- ,â€"oznh-l- |tulips on this north shore. Open Eves. and Sun, |__ 440 ELM ST. ,Phone Deerfeld 241 / $3753 to the Illinois bar. He has not deâ€" 10 Varietes, 10 of Eack E. Sawyer Smith has just been made chairman of the Hallowe‘en committee in charge of the arrangeâ€" ments for this year‘s Hallowe‘en celebration in Glencoe. Mr. Smith said that his committee is planning a lively entertainment that will atâ€" tract children of all ages and their parents. "Similar programs have been the custom in Glencoe for a number of years and have worked out to the complete satisfaction of the children and to the relief of the parents, property owners and police department. He added and exâ€" plained that it was through the coâ€" operation of the school board, park board and the playground commitâ€" tee, that this community project is made possible. The Glencoe Comâ€" munity council is sponsoring the celebration. James Simpson Jr., who resides on his estate at Wadsworth, who represented this, the Tenth Conâ€" gressional district, in congress in 1933 and 1934, has been admitted The University of Illinois has been conducting hybrid test plots on the L. A. Mills farm, Libertyâ€" ville, this past season, using 60 difâ€" ferent varieties of corn. These plots were harvested today (Thursâ€" day). Several representatives of of the University of Illinois were present to have charge of the work. try in two parishes of Libertyville lâ€"flhfirlfiwfi-!& oae ¢u.u-vi=.u: years pastor thodist church, was moved to a larger Chicago parish. The Rev. C. Arthur Jevne, who has been pastor of the two congreâ€" gational churches in Mundelein and Ivanhoe turned in his resignation as pastor of the Mundelein chucch, Sunday. Mr. Jeyne‘s resignation climaxed a service in Mundelein of appointment is for six years. past 13 years, was reappointed Tuesday by the county board. The photographic contest held recently at the Onwentsia club. Her picture, "Contemplation," showed a cat gazâ€" ing intently at a pushâ€"cart .laden with fruit, meats, and utensils. The photograph was remarkable for its F. W. Good of Libertyville is the new director of surplus commodities for Lake county. He began his duties â€" yesterday. He _ replaces George Bredeman whose sudden death occurred 10 days ago. The Federal Surplus Commeodity depot is in the Killian building, North Chiâ€" 16 years. Mrs. Francis S. North of Lake Forest won the grand award in the clarity and composition. Ts&IP DAHL‘S Auto Reconstruction Co. Colh Preme aas ue Body and Fonder Repatring SPRING SERYVICE STATION WELDING AND SOLDERING $22 N. Important changes of the minisâ€" Crocus |c BULBS Crecus + Virginia Hine Bells 100 Varieties Atk for Catalogne &lflfi'h-l-neuh- to his legion of friends, say he will no doubt continue active in politics and be a strong factor in Republiâ€" can politics in this district. Lake Shore Schools Close Oct. 23 for Teachers Meeting president of University of Wisconâ€" sin, will be the main speaker. Repâ€" resentatives of the state organizaâ€" tion will also be on hand to explain items of interest to the teachers of Illinois, On next Monday, October 28, all schools in the Lake Shore area wil} of the Lake Shore division of the at New Trier High school in Winâ€" netka. Several interesting speakâ€" licious toasted almonds. Pure Pork. These Prices for October 19th, 20th and 21st Wilson‘s Tender Mild. Whole Fresh cut. Beetf â€" Pork â€" Veal, lb Genuine Spring. Delicious roast. Mint free, Ib. ...... POT ROAST Choice shoulder prime beef, Fresh dressed frying or Milkâ€"fed. Tender and lean, sesssessee se 0s 08 se 88 00 6 8 + a Paul Schaize Bilscalt Co.‘s Quality Meats MEAT FOR LOAF and will be held SAUSAGE MEAT LEG O‘ LAMB YEAL CHOPS CHICKENS CmmE Ne o _ S Sz _ â€"â€"_ gpn m Caspen Fooss ® for HAM L.cll.. 997C mm As [« Each year the attempt is made to get the best tests available in line with latest educational research, Afâ€" ter the tests are given the results are filed in the folder kept for each child in the school offices. As a reâ€" sult of these tests a clear picture is available of the program being carâ€" ried on by our children in such a way. that an w.ra. can be worked out to meet needs of the individual child. Community Chorus Gets Fine Start at Meeting Wednesday that best results may be achieved. The Community Chorus got off to a fine start when it held its first rehearsal of the season last Wedâ€" nesday night with several new memâ€" bers in attendance. A splendid proâ€" gram of work is planned for all who enjoy singing, under the able direction ‘of Prof. Louis Palmer. ... 447C . 35¢ THE HIGHLAND BARKE PRE383 . omanlhâ€"Abmiellâ€"pramey +4 AA V hessans Iu.u,l!’ i ||’ TOMATO JuICE TOMATO JUICE Extrs Famcyâ€"From Mew Pack Tematoos TOMATO JUICE _ ___________ Extra Wancyâ€"From New Pack Tomatess MEAWTAIN Ebilire COCI TT ii-:"'sl.!‘:: I Extra Fancy Mother‘s Style Muggots Extra Fancy Poter Pan Reyal Family PEAS & CARROTS Extra Fancyâ€"A Very Popular Mix. Extra Fancy Yellow Cling, Rxtra Fancy Select Siced or Crushed Extra Fancy Large All Greem Asparagus Extra Fancy Select Bartici® Rxtra Standardâ€"A Real Meney Valse Extra Fancy Mother‘s Style Haives TOMATOES TOMATOES Extra Fancy Red Ripe, Hand Picked Rxtra Fancy Select Bartiott Extra Choice Full Flavor Halvesâ€"Sticed Extra Fancy Tree Ripened Pocied 2 wa Extra Standard Solid Pack Ripe Tomatoes ASPARAGUS CARROTS Extra Standard Solid Pack Ripe Tomatoes Extra Fancy Diced or Shoestring CORN CORN CORN Extra Fancy Small Green Lima Beans SPINACH Extra Fancy Tender Green Broadieaf Extra Fancy Colossal Sugar Peas Extra Fancy Early June Sifted Peas Extra Fancy Full Flavored Tiny Extra Cholce Full Flavor Extra Small Peas Extra Fancy Coun. Extra Fancy Cut Green or Cut Wax Beans Extra Fancy Small Whole Bects Extra Fancy Sliced, Diced or Shoestring Extra Fancy V. P. Extra Fancy Small Green or Wax Beans Extra Fancy Dark Red Kidney Beans Deerfield Grocery & Market Fancy Fine Flavor: . <~C14 N. Waukegan Road Phones: Deerfela 61 â€"Highland Park 2530 Fall Festival of Genuine Bargains With Prices Going Higher! Buy Today! A Great 3â€"Day Event, October 19â€"20â€"21 Finest Flavor, in Bottles Crosse & BiackwelFs Best Geo. B. Winter, Inc. Two Local Women Phong Hisrinnd tuk T066 u,.p-.'llo'--b.--lh on Jury Service in County Court ‘Two Highland Park women, Mrs. Helen Parker and Mrs. Helen Norâ€" privilege of jury service in county court, since the passage of an act by the Illincis legislature. "They were called for service Tuesday and were "judges of facts" in the asâ€" saultâ€"case against Frank Young, of anfiek Dfivge Dies Oll)itll re from Crash Injuries Leland L. Reese, 20 of Akron, Ohio, a driver on a tire truck which overturned and caught fire on Wauâ€" H Grodil Lima Beans for @mai Party for Amall Party Malves or Sieod No. 2Â¥2 No. 2%/2 No. 300 No.1Pic. No. 2V/2 No. 303 No. 1T No. 1T No. 2 47¢ 2s 39¢ 43¢ 43¢ 49¢ 59¢ 49¢ 49¢ 41c 27¢ kegan road, south of the Lake Counâ€" ty line early Wednesday morning, died Thursday of his injuries in the Highland Park hospital. Ten tons of tires, valued at $10,â€" 000 were destroyed when the Milâ€" waukee bound vehicle left the Wauâ€" kegan road pavement and overturnâ€" ed. G. Gorman of Akron, the ownâ€" er, escaped injury. Senior Board of Infant Welfare to Entertain Monday Sycamore place, on Monday, October 28. Miss Jeanette Townsend, Exâ€" tension Secretary, is the guest of old McLain will give a program afâ€" ter the luncheon. land Park Infant Welfare will enâ€" Parkâ€"Ravinia center of the Infant Welfare society of Chicago at the $1.67 3.10 2.19 1.75 1.45 1.12 1.35 1.93 1.67 112 1.35 1.93 1.75 1.35 1.93 97 EAGLE CHILI CON CARNE la= B m"""". %. 345G¢ Plump, firm and ripe. Serve them with summer breakfast foods for a real treat. APPLES Large Rome. Market‘s best baking % _ OUR PRICES ARE QUOTED ON THE # These Prices for October 19th, 20th and 21st Florida. Customer‘s choiceâ€" Fine flavor .......... cheap Mexican bananas offered at barâ€" Canadian. Waxed. CRANBERRIES Eatmor. Our best cranberries, . recuccl........... 8 1. 25€ C A'lh.t"CHOKES rogk:,'h.'.d. 5c x BANANAS 1+ Fruits & Vegetables _ A Chocolate Cookle Treat! PINEAPPLE CREAMS BRUSSELS SPROUTS GRAPEFRUIT RUTABAGAS Fancy Fogkist, ORANGES «... 3. 81 Tooth Brushes, box of 3..$ .29 Laundry Dry Mop ... 149 Laundry Dry Mop Heads _ .29 Thik MOKE .ommrommmcme S Wet Mop Heads ... A9 ARNOLD C. BREMER Telephone H. P. 1985 Prices subject to change Read The Wantâ€"Ads

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