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* HOME PRODUCTS ; Highland Park, HMlincis 1 discipline myself this way â€" lbmmlhh.cu_hdny.... L rise, at morn, with eyes like lead, And then, at night, I go to bed. _ Comfortably â€" seated ° in the Grand Stand, I am waiting for the races to begin. What an attractive place it is. The scenery is enchantâ€" ing. Before us is a beautiful lake, with a small waterfall and dozens of white ducks and geese passing and repassing in differâ€" ent formation. There are some white swans and even some black ones. What a picture they make. But I mustn‘t forget the Goose kler and scraper can â€" make it. From where we sit it looks like satin: â€" People are swarming in and the seats are filling up. What different kind of a crowd. There are young and old, â€"more men than women. The majority are in. terested in their programs. Some have other printed matter they are reading. Men alone are figuring on the margins of their programs. Gmpo!d:ruandnmmu:â€" wing about something, one trying to convince the others, some peoâ€" Girl in her colorful clothes, who steps into the scenery ever so ofâ€" listening. Every so often they jot down something they have been Here and there one sees a flashâ€" ily dressed dame, with much cosâ€" tume jewelry and a freakish hat, fur boa and white kid gloves. Of course she is stared at and that is what she wants. Most of the womâ€" en wearâ€"smart tailored gowns and dark glasses. The atmosphere is one of expecâ€" tancy. Of course every one hopes his special horse will _ come in . The trumpeter appears and the clear notes of his call are very welcome. Now for the first race. The new 6Gâ€"inâ€"1 kitchen aid Thursday, Nov. 14, 1496 A MUST for every houséwife. Easy to use. MASTER KEY opens all sizes of vacuum sealed cans, jars and bottles. 90 per cent of all vacuum cans sold today are withâ€" MASTER KEY also serves as a bottle opener, olive and cherry fork and catsup "starter." It‘s a handy, permanent kitchen aid made of a fine spring steel, heatâ€" treated to give longer, better servâ€" ice. â€" Bright finish A real kitchâ€" have one. â€" Satisfaction F‘m- teed. 35 cents at the following stores: Blue Goose Food Market, Central Hardware, Highland Park Pharmacy. Husenetter Hardware, Ravinia, Sears, Roebuck & Co., At the Races in California Larson‘s Stationery, _ Deerfield A small deposit will reserve any ‘The track is as smooth as sprin POLK‘S JEWELRY Use Our Cenvenient "LAY AWAY PLAN" Deeps and Shallows Ask for MASTER KEY Quick Service on all WATCHES AND 2 N. Sheridan Road Tel, H. P. 2028 Selfâ€"Discipline Hours 9 to 6 Every home should â€"SPARTAN. We are all attention. . The horses are paraded, then put in place. Finally all is ready. The gun goes off, and so do the horses. Before one realizes, they are around the track. The winner is being congratulated, the horses blanketed and led away. . o One hears oh‘s and ah‘s at difâ€" ferent tempos â€" *"Whoâ€" would have thought that would happen?", "Did you see anything like that before?", "I told you so but you wouldn‘t believe me.", "Come, let‘s have a drink. Maybe you‘ll have better luck next time." There are other exclamations â€"â€" "Gee whiz, you mean I won thirty dollars? Sarah just look at this. I‘m going to take half and bet again." From another one, "I got back a little more than I put in and that‘s good enough for me." There is an exodus toward the cashiers, some to collect and othâ€" ers to place more bets. The same performance is enacted after each race. _ But it is very noticeable toward the end of the afternoon that expressions on the faces are changing. The winners are lookâ€" ing smug, and disappointment is plainly seen on the faces of the losers, Of course there must be many more losers than winners, or the race track owners couldn‘t afford to keep up this magnificent estab. lishment, and have it run only ten weeks in a year. Each track has its own fire department, and corps of workmen and witchmen are kept on the payroll all year round. Besides, race track owners are not in business just for fun. Horse racing is an exciting game and the queer thing about it is, the losers are the most welcome. "Subtlety is the art of saying what you want to say, and getting out of range before it is underâ€" My pet peeve is the person who _ Mails in a check for some bill due, With a signature ‘"artistical," ; But, nonâ€"theâ€"less, illegible. No mention of return address â€" That item‘s left for one to guess; No bill inclosed, identity Remains a deep, dark mystery. No clue â€" no straw to grasp, at «lkâ€" . . And I‘ve â€" alus! â€" Local Musicians to Entertain Members and Guests of Woman‘s Club On Sunday, Nov. 17. from 3 to 5, a musical backgrouni wil} be furnished for the art exhibition on display at the Woman‘s «lub. by two talented pupils of Miss Olga Sandor â€" Miss Thalis Stathas, dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Stathas of Ravine terrace, and Miss Janice Schick, daughter of the Harâ€" old Shicks Sr., of Cedar avenue. The exhibition, on disvlay durâ€" incâ€"the month of November, is a collection of work in water color. oils and lithographs done by the Ox Bow group, who studied durâ€" ing the summer in and around Saugatuck, under the direction of Francis Chanin, of Chicago. The exhibit was arranged by Mrs. Jas. P. Moore, chairman of the art department of the Woman‘s club. STORMSASH MADE TO ORDER and INSTAL BRONZE WIRE SCREENS THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM Maintained by First Church of Christ, Scientist Mighland Park, HMinois 150 So. First Street M CALLING 5 1 0 2 HIGHLAND PARK A place for quict thought and study, where the Bible, and Christian Science Literature may be read, horrawed, or parchased Guess Who? Hours: ‘Week Days x+ 43 NORTH SHMERIDAN ROAD H, N. GAMLIN â€"<6.C.0. RB.0. Woman‘s Club Plans en for members of the Highland Formal Dinner Dance Park ‘Woman‘s club and their guests. A formal dinner dance, it will be held at the club house, Sherâ€" idan road and Elm place, on Nov. 23, at 8:30. Those who already have danced to Fletcher Butler‘s orchestra will be looking forward to enjoying his music again. _A treat is in store for those who never have heard Plans are under way for the first party of the season to be givâ€" Mrs. Roland G, Maus is managâ€" ing the dances this year, assisted by Mrs, Carl Howard. Mrs, Loren C. Moore, whose knack for artistic arrangements is well known, is in charge of table decorations. Highland Park Music Club to Hear Winnetka Artists hk lin Bickmore, Mrs. Kimball Clough, Mrs. James Cuthbertson Mrs. F. B. F. Reinking, Mrs. S. D. Grace, Mrs. J. W. Meyer, _ Mrs, Vernon Mortimer, Mrs. A. L. St. Cyr and _ In view of the popularity of the dances, it is suggested that reservaâ€" tions made early. The regular monthly meeting of the Highland Park Music club will be held on the third Wednesday of this month, instead of the usual fourth Wednesday, _ Nov. 20, promptly at 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Donald S. Boynton, 608 Hawâ€" Others on the committee are: Mrs. Rex Andrews, Mrs. J. Frankâ€" Mrs. P. B. Garrett, Mrs H. D. Mrs. Pau} Smith. thorne lane. . An exchange proâ€" gram given by members of the Winnetka Music club will provide a delightful afternoon‘s entertainâ€" ment. There will be piano solos by Agnes Conover, songs by Louise Yates, and a trio for voice, piano and viola, performed by Mary Catherine Collins, Lillian Magnuâ€" son Waller and Amy Neill, respectâ€" recently gave the same program in Winnetka to a most appreciative and enthusiastic audience. As usâ€" ual, tea will be served at the conâ€" clusion of the musical program. M‘ss Phylis Dexter Publishes Article On Correct English . An,artticle written by Miss Phylâ€" lis Dexter, entitled "Away With Foolish Thinkingâ€"a Plea for Corâ€" rect English," was published last Miss Dexter, daughter of the S. T. Dexters of South Sheridan road, Washington College, Tenn., high month in the Tennessee Teacher. member only a Buick dealer can authorized Buick Parts and reâ€" 110 S. First St. Tel. 496 North Shore Buick Co. Authorized Sales and Service Grant D. Benson, Branch Mgr. If Buick Owners, â€"~ ATTENTION! serve a Buick car. T HE Nov. 20 Date of Party By Mothers‘® Guild of the party will go toward the purâ€" chase of equipment for the school playground. .A special invitation is extended to the members and many friends of the Immaculate Cenception school and church to PRESS and bunce party on Wednesday, Nov. 20, at 8:00, at the Highland Park Woman‘s club. Proceeds of attend this party, Robert Denzel; coâ€"chairmen, Mesâ€" dames R. J. Sheahen and Anthony Klemp. coâ€"chairman; Mrs. Tom Clark, ticâ€" In charge of the affair are; chairman; Mrs. Sikorski, ket chairman; Mrs, John Domke, and Mrs. Pete Palandri, coâ€"chairâ€" Ohiwein, J. S. Hicok, Steve Sorâ€" dyl, Wm. Oliver, Jas. A. Morrissy Carney, R. E. Werhane, Jos. Berâ€" nardi, David Duffy, Edw. Menke, Emmett Moroney, Edw. D. Welch, Paul Stipe, Amil Grandi, Ray May, Edw. Greenwald, John Kelly, A. Connolly, Edw. Ohlwein, S, Fritz, Frank McClory, M. J. Marchi, Jack dames M. Lenzini and J. Donini. Raffie: _ Mesdames Frank Mcâ€" Chas. McCarty, Harold Duffy, Jas. fredini, Wm. McDonald, Robt. O‘â€" Leary and M. J. Marchi. Welfare Wing to Award Prizes at Two prizes will be awarded at the bake sale, which will be feaâ€" tured at the annual Infant Welfare Wing to be held tomorrow (Friâ€" day) at the home of Mrs. Robert Moon, 209 Laure] avenue. The sale, with Mrs. John Fowler Jr. in charge, will continue from 2 to 9 One prize will be a doll, comâ€" pletely outfitted by members of the group, and the other will be a lined sewing basket, completely fitted with sewing utensils. The Mothers‘ guild of the Imâ€" Ticket committee: _ Mesdames I%m&k: w AS“ ]\B\L Mi. Vernon Luxor" ‘n Oceanic Blue, o Foum Yellow and Aquamarine. *Reg. U. $. Pot. O8. C f Size 7 to , Mrs. GARNETTS Mrs. Arthur Raff Hostess to Helen The monthly sewing meeting of the Helen Taylor Carr auxiliary of the Chicago Commons will be held on Friday, Nov. 22, at 1:30, at the home of Mrs. Arthur Raff, 245 Cedar avenue, with dessertâ€" luncheon ‘ preceding the business meeting. . Plans for the annual 246 RAILWAY AVENUE Just suds and rinse to keep them spanking fresh! A Thes« darling raincoats have been treated with Du Pont ‘Zelan" to keep their durable rain repeliency no matter how often they‘re laundered. ABSOLUTELY WASHABLE AND NO‘ Santorized, vatâ€"dyed Mi. Vernon Luxor® Sailcloth REPROCESSING NEEDEDY NAME YOUR DRINK WE HAVE IT WE CATER TO PARTIES OF ALL SIZES IN OUR NEWLY DECORATED "ROSE ROOM" HAT TO MATCH $1.25 DELICIOUS FOOD Size 7 to 14 Phone H. P. 5509 or 2206 TULIPS Christmas party for the old peoâ€" ple who live in the vicinity of the meighborhood settliement will be made at this meeting. Dresses and other needed articles, prepared by the chairman of the sewing comâ€" mittee, Mrs. Billeter, will be made during the afternoon session. Anyâ€" one interested in attending this meeting and contributing in ‘the making of these garments will be most welcome. Chairman of the group is Mrs. Dudley Hall. HIGHLANDER It will be Your Favorite ‘l\‘\'-““s Page 3