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fart 3 Pace 6 PUBLIC Dedicate New Suburb School in Rites Today Do You Know Your Old Furniture Has Value? v' 'J OFFICERS QUIT IN FIRING ROW AS By Bill Yakey The Furnltare President ef Yahey lee PRETTY ENOUGH to tarn any New. Men Seek Offices Right now. Furniture Ex P. Sabella, 5500 Eddy John J. White, 1323 Carmen William J.

Connolly 1855 Linden pl.t and Maynard E. Minteer, Des Plaines. CHURCH WOMEN PLAN RETREAT AT CONVENT Altar and Rosary society of St. Bartholomew church, 4949 Patterson will sponsor a day of recollection Thursday at the Helper of the Holy Souls convent, 303 Barry av. The day will open with 9 a.m.

mass, with the Rev. Merrill McCormick of Oak Forest in-firmuy as retreat master. Mrs. Davis Hyde of 5323 Melrose arrangements chairman, said the day's program will be open to the public. 10 FROM AREA WIN MARSHALL LAW DEGREES Degrees from the John Marshall Law school recently were presented to 10 northwest area residents at the school's 76th commencement exercises.

The Rev. Stephen B. Kachur, pastor of St. Michael's Greek Catholic Orthodox church, 2427 N. Campbell was awarded a degree of juris doctor and received two scholarship awards.

Bachelor of law degrees were awarded Morton I. Kovin, 2755 Summerdale Stephen Levy, 3050 Wilson John T. Licastro, 4808 Kentucky James H. Lundquist, 2443 Wilson Irving B. Ribstein, 6149 N.

Clarcmont Joseph Chicago, March 6 Your old furniture is as good as cash when we take it in trade on the new furniture you want and need for your home. Hundreds County Schools Supt Noble J. Puffer will dedicate the new Paddock school, Palatine, in ceremonies at 2:30 p. m. today.

Altho some 800 students began studies in the building last September, dedication was delayed awaiting installation of some equipment. The 000 structure is the fifth in the Palatine system. Funjls for the project were approved in a referendum in January, 1953. The building is a one story structure. It contains 23 classrooms, auditorium, cafeteria, of homemakers getting big king-size cash trade-in allowances from us refurnish a room, yes, The shoe with real eye appeal in young- even an entire home.

You, too, can have that beautiful new furniture you yearn for. You can get it now, and save, too. My big cash trade-in allowance plan gives you an easy, low cost way to save and enjoy at the same time. You save, because our prices are lower. Our prices are lower because we're out of the high-rent area, ground floor showrooms, salary person r.

Charm of resferyeor wlik fee Oeco ot Today hearted styles and a palette of pretty colors all carefully crafted from Iight-as-a-thistle leathers for fine fit and comfort. and office space. Marion Jor- de'eer BOFl'T GO ADJUSTABLE LOUVER SHUTTERS Whit, Rtd or Navy calf nd black patent Uathtr. 550 6'5 I change has more cash buyers, wanting bigger quantities, than they can supply. This abnormal demand makes higher prices, and we can offer fabulous cash trade-in allowances until their supply meets their demands.

For example: we will allow you a minimum of $50.00 cash trade-in allowance for your old sofa or parlor set (providing springs and frames are sound). A minimum of $50.00 xm your old dining room or bedroom suite to apply on new furniture, and there's a steady demand for that old chair, chest and kitchen set, you can trade in for something new and usable. I guarantee you can make a deal to please yourself and family. Come in and shop as you please. See aisle after aisle of glamorous new furniture all price-tagged to save in our Big Spring Furniture Sale which starts today.

Folks from miles around shop here to save, and we'll gladly be 3-our host When you see what you want, a courteous, experienced decorator will help you and give Free Advice on decorating problems. There's always ample Free parking space for you, so come in today. If you can't, by all means be sure to 'phone ROdney 3-3400 to get Free King -Size Cash Trade-In Allowance on your old furniture without obligation. Next Sunday IH have another message in this paper for thrifty homemakers wanting fine new THROUGH ANOTHER WINTER WITHOUT OUR ATTRACTIVE, EASY-OPERATINQ in April Election Residents of the village of Roselle will find only a couple members of the present village body surviving after the April 19 election because of resignations and failure of present trustees to seek reelection. Recent resignations of the village president and one trustee and statements from three trustees, whose terms expire this year, indicating that they did not want to be nominated arose following a dispute over the firing of Richard LaMar as chief of police.

George P. Tews, village president, submitted his resignation charging that fellow board members did not handle properly the chief of police dispute.1' LaMar was relieved of his duties at a special board meeting called by three trustees. Nominate Thiemann I felt I was not getting cooperation from my boar Tews said. Trustee Wilbert Ney, chairman of the board's police committee, submitted his resignation at the same meeting. William Thiemann was nominated by the Citizens party to fill the two year unexpired term of president.

Op-posion for the presidency will be provided by Albert W. Jordan, an independent candidate whose term as trustee is expiring; and by William C. Manns, an independent and newcomer to village politics. don, district superintendent, said seven additional schools are planned in the near future to keep pace with population increases. Some 2,800 pupils are enroled in the systemwith an increase of 800 a year expected, Jordon said.

The district, he said, rents six classrooms in the Palatine Community High school to accommodate 180 pupils. The district also will rent space in at least' two churches this fall, he said. Construction of a new Kimball Hills school, in Rolling Meadows near Arlington Heights, is scheduled to begin this spring. The proposed building, named after and donated by the developer, is designed for 900 pupils. The district is trying to complete one school a year, Jordon said.

Custom md finished end in-stIId by cur own skilled men to insure perfect operation. VISIT US before you the latest decorating ideas i -played. Bring window measurements. be sure to vltit eur new 1 CHILDREN'S DEPT. (parents V.J.

MAMZINf nel (no high pressure commission salesmen), and our strong buying position, -to pay cash money for special purchases. You enjoy jrour new furniture now! Get immediate Free delivery of all first quality, nationally famous brands, in newest styles, latest colors, fabrics and designs. And with my big king-size trade-in allowance for your old furniture, you can save your cash. Pay no money now and arrange longest possible easy terms. This exciting plan is true because of our enormous outlet for all kinds of used furniture through the Furniture Exchange.

Our arrangement with them enables us to give you prices you've never dreamed possible, and for old furniture that may be in the attic, basement and garage. 111' GALV ANNEALED STEEL resists rust GIANT CIRCLE HARDWARE eliminates sidesway TROUBLE-FREE OPERATION for the lit of year garage WE REMODEL AHD INSTALL STEEL, ALUMINUM AND WOOD ALL WORK GUARANTEED Also 14 DIFFERENT STYLES PAIisade 5-9362 TAYLOR MADE GUntVCtrcl LOUVER-DOORS At Pensacola Near Montrest 4334 N. CENTRAL AVE. OPEN MONDAY AND THURSDAY 9 TO 9:30. DAILY TO 6:30 iurniture.

Telephone ROdney 3-3400 Jm7 i a it i mm GARAGE doors camm For Free Esiimattt CaI CARLSON GARAGE DOOR CO. 4243 N. Harlem Ave. UNderhiU 7-7771 TAIcott 3-5 1 SS Garden Guests First annual guest day of the Friendly Garden club of Chicago will be held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Banka, 5878 Lacey av.

Mrs. Lee L. Nieman is in charge of the program. EST. 1922 5659 N.

LINCOLN AYE. CHICAGO ED 4-7039 OPEN SUNOAY II TO P.M. DAILY TILL P.M. HON. A.

THUD. TILL P.M. Candidates to fill the two year unexpired term of Ney are Karl W. Heinrich, a Citizens party nominee; and Otto A. Werner, an independent.

Be Proud of Your Home 5835-45 MILWAUKEE AVENUE When You Say "Come In' OPEN STOCK 52 Years fj pt mm Seek Re-election Other Citizens party candidates seeking the three vacant full terms as trustee are Alfred E. Renz, Ernest R. Wiltz and Peter Armato. Running as an independent for trustee is Thomas J. Powers.

Keith Bluer and Frank Miles are not seeking reelection as trustees. Third trustee position is that now held by Jordan, a candidate for president. Also on the ballot will be candidates for the library board. Incumbent George H. Hall and Raymond E.

Johnson were the Citizens party choices for six year terms on the library board. ROOM FURNITURE A phone call brings our Estimator to your 1 1AUMA SAVE 1 50 Si 1'' Rli Model II48G $54995 TRADE ALL0VAHGE home with a full line of newest patterns: TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY thdsw's HUmboIdi ijmgr e-6048 SHOWROOMS OPEN DAILY UNTIL 5:30 THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 See this beautiful collection ef open (feci Knotty Pine Bedroom furniture. Quality made ef genuine Ponderoia Knotty Pine. Kiln dried and tight knotted to stay beautiful for years. Each piece Is corner braced and glue block reinforced chests feature solid wood backing, center drawer guides, dust proof construction.

Softly glowing Smoke-tone with Multi-coat lacquer finish. Quality Built at a low price. You'll have to see It to appreciate itl Every Piece A Standout Buy! Humboldt Sisterhood, Men Plan Card Party Humboldt Boulevard Temple sisterhood and men's club will hold a joint Purim card party at 8:30 p. m. Saturday in the temple, 1908 Humboldt blvd.

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