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THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS PM}! TWO 5:“ Central Ave. ART OLSON & CO. MEN Who Get About - Wear COMPLETE STORE FOR MEN United States entered the World War. Thousands of American boys were killed, thousands wounded and billions of dollars were spent to “make the world sale for demoeraey." It is not a day for celebrating. It is a day for calm meditation . . . and a day to make the resolution that never again shall American lives be t.eritieed in vain. "r $5 ra'etAboett-Wear STETSON HATS "The 3Ist Year of Your Oldest Newspaper” Phone 2871 On This Dug, 24 years ago, the THE PRESS Mrs. Thomas' home is in Watt.. Kegan, Ill. and her presence " this meeting should be greatly ap- preciated by every member. Hrs. Thomas is a very intellectual person. She asks all D. A. R. members to be more articulate, for as D. A, R. members we have the background, knowledge and eonfidenee of our fellow citizens. We should use every opportunity to tell the he" and make friends for our National De- fense Program through Patriotic Education. ' The guest for the afternoon will be Mrs. Ray E. Thomas, state chairmn National Defense. Mrs. Thom: in also Chaplain elect of the an: ID- piety. Mrs. Edwin Wood of Deerfield will be a delegate to the conference in Washington on April 15th and Mrs. George Rogers will go as Regent. Mrs. E. H. Ibbotson, Publicity Chairman. The North Shore Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion will hold it: April meeting at the home of Mrs. Earl Gull. 421 Sheridan Road on Thursday. April 10th at 2.00 pm. State Chairman of National Defense To Be Guest of D.A.R. Ride the Magic Showing Carpet with Virginia-more new thine next week. SPRING AGAIN AND MUD A- GAIN! Mothers you can meet your overstuffed furniture where it gets the most wear and dirt with Topsys. Have you heard of them? They are made of a crash material and fit easily over the backs, mu and Inns. $1.00 for the chair Ike and 3200 for the sofa size. Leander like handkiel and whisk on and off like a breeze. The Highland Park Pun will be glad to tell you where you may put- chase any of the above mentioned items. They an all in can here. Call Mr. A BEAUTIFUL SKIN IS HER MOTTO! A beauty operatot here in town specializes in removing black- heads, pimples and unsightly blun- ishes. She'11 be Mad to give you a personal analysis and a toruuttatiott will be worth your t'tme-ettd it's free by appointment. A MOST IMPOSING ARRAY of brand new pottery, crystal china and metal flower containers and bowls are offered in a lovely store here. Your Easter table will be the envy of every one with spring fl'ow- ers arranged in them. DONT THROW OUT THAT OLD CHAIR! Give it a brand new lol-. a slip cover, is the ides You my pick out your material to humou- in with your color scheme and have it custom fitted in your own home for far less than it would take to buy a new one. The first eighteen people who come into your house will say "What a beautiful new chair." TEN? One of your favorite dress shops has ten Easter dun values- $10.95 for $7.95. And that's not all I saw a rack of box and fitted type! of reversible coat. for 82.95. What values. Get there early to look ele- gant for the Easter parade and "" money. DO YOU WISH YOU COULD WALK ON YOUR HANDS? Some- times your feet hurt so much you wish you could. You should try I pair of Red Cross ahoeI. They're only $6.50 and will make you feel like you're walking on air. They are sold by one of our Central Avenue stores. found; it's been put on the market and it is available in one store in Highland Park. The new all pupae household cleaner. There isn't one thing in your home it won’t male: spic and span u if by nude from the ceilings to the More and every- thing in between, your very best damask chair and those dirty vene- tian blind tapes included. With spring cleaning just around the cor- ner take myth) and whiz through that trying period with Tm-Cleans help. Shopping With Virginia ARE YOU ONE OF THE LUCKY AT LONG LAST! It's been APRIL I. no