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yA Page 12 Want Ads VACANT 5â€"room brick house 3 bedrooms, 1% bath. $18,500.00. NEW 4â€"room brick home with 2 unfinished rooms on the 2nd Center Highland Park u‘qmmmu. BUY: Motorized equipment; reasonable rateÂ¥; sewer and septic tanks built and repaired; 10; years‘ experiâ€" FOR SALE: Car radio, $15; Tel. FOR SALE: Heywoodâ€"Wakefield 6â€"ROOM house with 3 bedrooms 226 Railway Avenue Highwood FOR SALE:â€"Dresses for girl 12â€" 14; size 10â€"12; Tel. H. P. 2064 WANTED TO RENT: Naval offiâ€" FOR SALE: Used ABC washer in BORCHARDT FUEL COMPANY POSITION WANTED: Middleâ€" aged woman desires housework. Capable, reliable, 14 years with former employer. State wages in first letter. References exâ€" changed. No telegrams, please. Mrs. P. Jordon, Loyal Wis. FOR SALE: Easy washing maâ€" chine with spin drier. Excellent condition. _ Reasonable. _ Also collapsible Whitney baby coach and baby swing with wood frame. 378 South Avenue, 325 Waukegan Ave. Hwd. 977 SITUATION WANTED floor. $16,500.00. 7â€"room house with 3 bedrooms on 2nd floor 1 bedroom on 1st floor; including extra lot. Price $16,000.00. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED cer and wife desire furnished or unfurnished apartment or house. No children. Call Round Lake 4721 or Great Lakes 2300, ext. 241 and ask for Lt. Shapiro. Sept. 9â€"4t $13,000.00 condition. Tel. H.P. 2064. room. H. P. 405. good condition, $20. Tel. H. P 854. Glencoe. Tel. Highland Park 67 WA NT ED ! Tel. Northbrook 223â€"Jâ€"1 Flip‘s Cab Co. GUY VITI All Types of Summer Clothing, Men‘s, Women‘s and Children; Davenport & Chair; Elec. grass Mower, complete with cord, ete.; 4 Metal Garden Seats. Open Tues. and Fri. nights until 9:00 p.m. VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE For All Popular Makes Parts on hand or available. Pick up and delivery. Prompt service. A. M. EVANS 81 N. Sheridan _ Tel H.P. 6488 Concrete Work of Any Kindâ€" 206 North Ave., Telephone Highland Park 518 Now is the time when the grass driesâ€"lawnmowers must be sharp to cut. For All types of cur HIGHLAND TEN PIA Free Pickâ€"up and Delivery 300 N. Green Bay H.P. 5804 Schwinn built heavy duty Whizâ€" wer bicycle, special price $65. bicycles priced at $39.95. 552 Waukegan Ave. Highwood CerviSales &Service 47 South St. Johns Avenue PARKWAY CURTAIN LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING (all types) AMEDEO RITACCA a CATERING Weddings, cocktail parties, dinners Let us help you Highland Park Trading DRASTIC REDUCTIONS HOUSE CLEANING? CURTAIN TROUBLES? Doors open at 2:00 p.m. All Kinds of Drainage WATERPROOFING Day Work or Contract FREE ESTIMATES Under New Management Highland Park,, IMlinois OPEN BOWLING Saturday, Sunday and FRED BOTKER Tel, Glencoe 1594 Telephone H. P. 608 Call After 5:00 p.m. M A NU R E P. C. McCullough _ 32Â¥ PRESS WANT ADS GET RESULTS TEL H. P. 319 Until 8: Tel. H. P. 1197 BICYCLES Week Days St. Chop Suey & Fried Chicken THE WELCOMERS WISH TO GREET every new family in the community. If you know of a Newcomer to Highland Park, McKee, Glencoe 1071. Kerth Shore Goc i. I"l'llmrm Waukegan Rd. 1 mile north of Everything about the stimulating work of teleâ€" phone operator is made to mor the Modern Girl who wants a job that‘s "Different." Saturdays, eves. of Pirst Pridays and Holy Days 4:00 and 7:30 p.m. TO TAKE OUT Luach & Dinner Served Daily The Pay Is Good Raises Come Regularly Highland Park, Hlinois Then, there is the other old range a cooking school there Rfor your Society or Club? It is for YOUR use. on about, "A pessimist is a cut the day before pay day A Plutocrat is said to be the owes money." You owe it to yourself to see Gas Hospitality House in Waukegan (214 Madison St.y Formal opening of the â€"; auditorium this week fellow who can get his hair brought hundreds of interâ€" man to whom an‘ optimist 21 S. St. Johns Ave. Conception Church GET A LIFT OUT oF LIFE ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Tel Deerfield 79 Deerfield THE â€"PRESS day, September 27, 1948 the City Council t ue City o Mighiand Furk uy mss 30th day of September, A. D. 1948. _ $â€"30â€"10â€"7 Ladies And Gents Square Away At Wesley Methodist Plans World Communion Day Calico Ladies and Blue Jean Gents whirled and circled to many wellâ€"known and a few new square dances at Lincoln school, Friday, September 24. To the callings of Mr. Marshall Lovett and his conâ€" certinist accompaniment, Mr. Erâ€" nest Brandt, groups of four couâ€" ples answered the call with alacâ€" rity. Sunday, October 3rd the Wesley Methodist church of Highland Parkâ€"Highwood will join with the protestant churches of the world in observing World Wide Comâ€" munion Day. The sermon topic will be: "Remembering Him." The loose offering will be sent to the "Fellowship of Suffering and FREQUENT TRAINS w h:h- 37 m..&‘nm Registration: Oct. 4 and 6 â€" High School Office 7â€"9 P. M. § Classes start: October 11 and 13 Americanization â€" Monday and Wednesday Amateur Photography â€" Monday Art and Drawing â€" Monday Badminton â€" Monday or Wednesday Basketball â€" Wednesday Shorthand, Beginning â€" Wednesday Spanish, Beginning â€" Monday Slip Covering (chair) â€" Monday Typewriting, Beg. or Adv. â€" Monday or Wednesday Upholstery (chair) â€" Monday Business Mathematics â€" Monday Copper & Silver Crafts â€" Monday Contract Bridge, Beginning â€" Monday Drafting & Blue Print Reading â€" Monday Furniture Refinishing â€" Monday or Wednesday Helps in Written English â€" Mond Music Appreciation â€" Wednesday Oral English â€" Monday Woodworking, Beg. or Adv. â€" Monday or Wednesday Term fees 30 hr Course $7.50. Nonâ€"district $15.00. A class will be cancelled if less than 15 students enroll. Adult Evening CIgsses Highland Park High School ional â€" Wednesday Briggs Dyer will again conduct a class in figure painting on Tuesâ€" day evenings at the North Shore Art League studio, Winnetka Comâ€" munity House. The class will be for beginners as well as advanced students, Registration for the class Service" for retired ministers, minister‘s widows and children. The church has a pledge of $139.00 to fulfill. is handled by the class, monitor, Mr. Noyes Huston, 653 Blackâ€" thorn Ave., Winnetka. Mr. Dyer was educated at the University of Georgia, Art Acadâ€" emy of Cincinnati, and the Chicaâ€" go Art Institute. He was head instructor of fine arts at the Minneapolis School of Art. At the present time he is teaching at the Chicago Art Institute. f Over 250 Attend Meeting Monday Refreshments were served, and P.T.A. activities are off to an enthusiastic start for another year. The children‘s class, which has for several years been conducted by Edna Mae Johansen, and Hope Degenhardt, is being taught this year by Kenneth Nack, who is also teaching two adult classes, Chilâ€" dren may still be registered at any time. The Elm Place P.T.A. meeting was well attended Monday night, over 250 turning out for the occaâ€" sion. Mr. Frank Weeks reported on changes in bylaws, city chairâ€" men of the Teachers‘ Workshop reported on their activities during courses previous to the opening of school. FREQUENT TRAINS Thursday, Sept. 30, 1948 Former Music Publisher Succumbs To Long _ Born in Cincinnati, he lived in Chicago many years before moving Frank Tucker Anderson, former president of Anderson Bros, Muâ€" sic Publishing company in Chicaâ€" go, succumbed to a year‘s illness Rites At Grandville For Angelo Patuzzi on Sunday of‘this week at his home at 2168 Lakeside place. He was 86 years of age. _ _ Surviving are.his widow, Anna; one â€"daughter, Mrs. Hazel B. Sorg of Highland Park, and three grandchildren. to Highland Park 20 years ago. He was a member of the Lakeâ€" view Masonic lodge of Chicago. Rites were held at the Kellyâ€" Spalding chapel Tuesday, with inâ€" terment at Montrose cemetery, Chicago. Funeral services were held on Tuesday of this week at Grandâ€" ville, Illinois, for Angelo Patuzzi, 8 Webster avenue, Highwood, who passed away last Saturday at the Highland Park hospital, at the age of 57. s A native of Italy, he had lived in Grandville for many years before coming to Highwood. Unmarried, his relatives all live in Grandville. He was a landscape gardener, Well Known Business Woman Taken By Interment was made in Grandâ€" ville. l'l.l’.Myusi‘:Cl\:l})l Begins Year Wi Choice Prograrh A delightful program marked the opening of the 21st season of the Highland Park Music Club, Wednesday, September 22, at the home of Mrs. J. Ross Beatty. The newly .elected president, Mrs. Henry Clifford Hawes, welcomed the members with a graceful speech, and Richard Hagen, a muâ€" sic major at the University of Illinois, opened the program with a group of compositions ranging from Bach to the moderns. As much at home in Bach and Scarâ€" latti as with the modern composâ€" ers, he played the former with clarity and precision, and the latâ€" ter with style. His interpretation of Chopin showed feeling unusual in so young a man.. In contrast was the harp playâ€" ing of the hostess, Mrs, Beatty, playingâ€" her own arrangements of a few charming songs and other compositions . written especially for the harp. She gave a delightâ€" ful performance. Mrs. Lucile Hilborn, for 13 years the owner of a Women‘s Apparel shop in Highland Park, succumbed to a long illness on Thursday of last week at her home at 368 Laure] avenue. She is survived by a son, Walâ€" lace J. and a daughter, Mrs. Murial Pollak, both of Highland Park; a brother, Edwin W. Hirsch of Chicago, and one grandchild. A veteran of World War I and a member of the Green Oak post of the American Legion, he was interred with military honors at Vernon cemetery. A native of Chicago, Mrs. Hilâ€" born had lived in Highland Park since 1924, opening her shop 11 years later. She was a member of the Highland Park Chamber of Commerce. With Military Honors Last rites were held on Tuesday at the Seguin chapel on North Second street for James Seney, 60, of Oak Lawn, brother of John Seney and Mrs, Lighthall Winker, both of Highland Park. The Rev. Robert Albertson, pastor of the Wesley Methodist church, conâ€" ducted the ceremony. Last rites were held at the Kellyâ€"Spaulding chapel on Monâ€" day, with interment at Rosehill cemetery. f Obituaries containing ‘the remains