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JJ, PART 3-PAGE CHICAGO AUGUST 24, 1941. I I Married 60 Year's I I Welcomes Catholic Graduates LAND USE SURVEY CONTRASTS LOOP WITH UPTOWN CONTRASTS LOOP tvITH UPTOWN CITY TO INSTALL STREET LIGHTS IN NEW SECTIONS STREET LIGHTS IN NEW SECTIONS 477 GRADUATED FROM 1 I swim SCHOOLS IN CITY Ea', thip cf 4,049 Attend Vacation Session This Year. Ehrhardt. Elenror R. Erickson.

Lavers-nisi M. Erant laen. Norman E. tiloilir. tilarn.h IWILLIAMS BAY Jartoks.

Gerald m. frlovk W.1 Minan. tShirley Morrison. Eileen M. THEATER OFFERS 01.1en- Iklaswell It.

Perkins. SMrier Sher, 'LADIES OF JUR Manley 21. Signora. itirnida Itiroik, Haro1.1 J. Weintraub.

'Ladies of I he Jury ily Vrott Lake View. la Robert A. Abbott. Cart IC Akearon. Burton eYlett i ryni night thrr'uresnt'erxlirdSuZtrith at; Ankerbera.

Howard L. Bernard. Frames M. Belfry Plaers of Villiarn Bay. Jansen G.

Brews. George J. Canseakoa. The play la under the direction John Curran. Lena Dunbar.

Irwin( Ehrattan. Leonard De Nienna. Lorraine Marrrila Game. Irina 4 seln Grua- Product ln A prtt A komniak. Donald Hoist.

Allan Hminita. Homr Ir tir he io A K. Jacobs. Lithe J. Josephs.

Stair Cds has heon nounced by I he Lila et S. Tle, Alyea Roan Rom Nickolas an original hree at-t comedy by ja Marion E. Lavine. Y. Layman.

tillite ft. 1.rtilman. Anna Imiseanti, quell ne rencoi and Est K. 12. 13, 18.

19. and U. off. Carts Herbert rt roaitihyuari, J. lotion, ill be staged ort Sept.

I J. Mitchell. Alien Murphy. Weider H. Muter.

Erna Port. Cornelius J. Sullivan. Rohert J. Syrhowski.

Doris J. Tumpeer. Kroger Wallace. Sisrulav ill be plenAenter Anita J. Weinstein.

Edwin Weentiland. it start if Sean. eth Sam Aronson. L. flatten.

Harold I I F.tfl it Seymour W. Keraman. Donald J. STR011.1:11.!. Roliette Broan.

'I-. Dudley Clark. ti.r- :1 dblin K. Dahlsorom. Robert S.

lies ker. Donald BREAKFV.T Lloyd lerritow. Manlvn Ann Gardiner. Alfred Serrod ro Si 11. om Greenstein.

George W. Grieliaion. Rmeriv A. Grose. irranvo Laoraiwe S.

Halorr. A.M. to 2 P. Arthur r. Hopkins.

Arnold K. Kleiman'. John A. Laser, Adeline t'. Lauleita.

11.I1,1111 Mar- 1 Cyrii A. MaYer. Henry Mayer. Maly e. 4.et-4g-4 A Noma sok re lor.k 41Ind lt MI Wine, 1104 leor glirilsyr Aim Odell.

Sanford P. ittollirr. Mmr-1n he suNgs.tv It Ithelootein. JOASI P. Seh am C.

ti mArvin Nhariro. Terre J. DINNER Heim 141. Clescher. Hrnriesto Van LymMetieits.

Antall A Illia P. Weslim. 'Ladies of the Jury" hy Fred lard ill be presented tonight ard every night thru nest Sunday by BeirrY Plaers of 1 lliarns Bay. N.t.s The play is under the direction Leonard De Menna. Production of a post lk -The Gods Laugh." has heon A liouneed by the p1a3e1 TT an original three at comedy by Jacqueline Cour Penvot and ilotton, tNill be staged on 12.

13, 18. 19. U. 'LADIES OF JURY' Sun thsv ill be plenAenter It ots start it 41P? la eth FAS1101 BREAKEV.T z71 Rentals Above Average in Both Areas. $158,000 Will Be Spent for Project.

VIEZENS COUPLE OBSERVES 60TH 7T-----, 0 A Rentals Above Average in N. $158,000 Will Be Spent 0 Both Areas. Vi for Project. 1 ij i- 0 1440 i. '1 4' (11 i rl I ot I iv itt '0 1 1 11 A 4 VIEZENS COUPLE OBSERVES 60TH Net-tett Owen 7.

P. I God al 'mg ttoretlude the claw II eth our SUN!) FA ENING Diplomas were awarded to 477 summer high school graduates last Thursday morning at exercises held in 11 schools thruout the city, marking the close of 1 he boa rd of education's eight rek summer course which was taken by 4,049 high school students. A radio address made by Supt. Johnson was heard by the graduates in their school auditoriums. Following his message to the students, the summer school principals awarded the diplomas.

Ilirsch High school had the largest graduating class with R. Graduates at the other schools were: Lake View, 39; Senn, 37; Lane, 52; Schurz, 25; Englewood. 26; Tilden, 46; Lindblom. 37; Morgan Park, 21; Austin, 53. and Crane, 53.

Following are the graduates from schools in this district: Lane Technical. NO1'111311 Ft Arbil. John II Hekler, George J. Doubtful. Peter N.

Chrb.lorr. Tb lllll a Np. ilenov. Hobert 4', I htwethk. 1111.tit II.

Ebeilutiar. Ittlt.rt J. Eo.or. to is.t-1 Herbert A. Kremer.

lisinivr J. liottniehi. Rudolph F. MAJer. Aolbonv Mallin.

Jo. A. Mftrrtillo, Itnym lllll J. Mir. (tlibto Er4bk M.

M.eriler. J.sanes J. t)Netil. I.e,mard K. Frank P.Anflay.ro.

Swi.blettherg. Terti3o. ibholet It Wolf. C. Kart K.

Aiyin I Nottemeter. tilarobl L. ietrk. liolwtt .1 nom Albert it. Sah, sleltilt.

Hooltrer J. Writt I Hethier ruoi tioloberol.to. Mow ti Serred from 5 P. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Viezens, former residents of Englewood, last Wednesday observed their 60th wedding anniversary at their home in Antioch. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Viezens, for mer residents of Englewood, las Wednesday observed their 60t1 wedding anniversary at their homy in Antioch. Work on the street lighting program approved last Wednesday by the eity council will get under way this week.

The new lights are to be installed in communities which now are without electric street lighting. The program will tweet 25 wards, most of them in the outlying sections of the city. Areas in which the lights Wi 11 be erected have been built up the last several years and in many eases have heretofore been lighted by old fashioned gasoline street lamps. The money is to come from a corporate bond surplus fund. Most In South Area.

The 18th and 19th wards, on the far southwest side of Chicago. will receive the largest allocations. 818.000 each. The 10tit ward in the Calumet region was next with $15,000. The 91 and 11111 wards, also on the south and southwest sides.

received about $14,000 and $13,040, respectively. The 4Ist yard on the -thwest side WIIS iO4'1tt CA $13,000, and lights costing, about $10,000 will be installed in the 50th ward, which includes the west Rogers Park section on the north side. Much lower amount were ear marked for the west side. A141. Waller 3.

Orlikoski 135thl complained that his ward. hi kb he asserted was pow ly iighted, had received no alio, cat ion. 'Work on the street lig ht- hag program approved lost Weitties- day by the city council will get under way this week. The new lights are to be installed in communities which ow at-e ithout electric st ree light- ing. The program will tweet 25 yards, most of them in the outlying sections of the city.

Areas in which be the ligs will erected have been built up the last ever at ye ill and in ma 'S ny crises have heretofore been lighted by old lash- toned gasoline street lamps The money is to come from a corporate bond surplus fund. Most In South Area. The 18th and 19th wards, on the far southwest side of Chicago. will receive the largest allocations. $18.000 each.

The 10tit ward in the Calumet region was next with $15,000. The 9th and 11111 wards' Ills on the soulh and southwest sides, received about $14,000 and $13,000, respectively. The Ist ward on the -thwest side VIIS allocated $13,000, and lights costing, about $10,000 sill be installed in the r. I. I 4.i,,I.

to. leech n-Arg 4. Rauiert. ttlint as I. fttsi ger.

Herbert. B. Carioen. arm 1. caftagramte.

Caroline V. Coppola. Marie K. Robert II. ilitirujitin.

Arthur S. O. Foes. Irving A. Gob.

Ruth A. Grantin. Rut R. Gronert. linhert E.

Hellgtuat. Elmer M. Heiviiek. George W. Huaka.

Riehard R. Ko I ten. Ruth V. Lehmann. Thatidena W.

MIT rent a. Dorn! hy J. Molheek. FAIts ard J. Slimmer.

Onhella I. Jat-It Van Den Donald A. rtwition. I Shirley M. Warren, Carl V.

Wiegand. 1 The Park Lane 2812 Nheridan ,4 Pot 01.611g Doorsorme WWI 'lobo Your Coe Team Your Coo 1 --w- Two booklets of housing and vital statistics Of the uptown and loop tbs triers were of vow is issued cent by the land use surey project under tion of the Chicago el! Plan comt mission. AV The pam- phiels lain Juror- ikviNG PARK RD. types a ptilm n. physical condition of residence and business structures and statistics relating to popuiation composition, health.

and rates. Thus far, 52 book-each a statistical portrait of a Chicago neighborhood, have been I ssued. Comparative stal ShOW hUh lie area lists 30,2 per cent of its CNA tts single family, compared to 426 per cent F1 1 he city overage There are only 47 single family Testeences in the loop dist JCL. Rental Above Average. Urtok ind loop rentals both are I he it MN crage of The upt own I7L $41 t-1 and loop.

I uptown 8,5 per cent st ere owner 0ied 0 only 1 three dwell- 0 inirs in the l'iop tete In I atey. ROOSIALT RD. cItt erne. tens Is 2 pet tittly 12.2 per cent of the loop homes hate Nitrite bath and toilet. Uptown has F54 vet- (tent and the city tiverake per cent.

The city at ei age tor 11(vriSA bite residents is 7.9 per cent, up-tow is .4 per cent and the loop. 3 per cent. condition Ftructures popuiation I nquenry each Chicago Issued. Comparal are to 426 pPr ThPr are tences irt I Rent, tplok the own $41 4-1 an( 17. I upt os 8.: bk ere ownet upied three chsell irits in 1 oop see In tI are y.

RN ZIWP la 2 pet I tray 12.2 hai.e ptibisto F714 4 per hit te tovk is .4 per cent. 94'9' 1 0 Two booklethe of housing and vital of vow AY atistcs of uptown and loop din- It i iw issued e- he land use I cen tly by, surey pro II ect under ri- he direc- tion of the Chicago Plan corn- t. inksion. The pam- AV phieln eon- (' lain tutor- million pes -e- ikViNG PARK RD. ty ptilm n.

physica a al condition of residence and business structures and statistics relating to popuiation composition, health, and de- I o-ruency rates. Thus far, 52 book- each a statistical portiait of a Chicago neighborhood, have been issued. Compsrath stat istics show, I Mil he area lists 10,2 per cent of its an si family, compared NA I 1 1 ngle to 42 6 per cent an 1 he city overage ThPie are only 47 single family rest- I i 11 RO. a SIALT RD. I Oa ht.

r. cent of the loop homes bath and toilet. Uptown ent and the cny tiverelke It. 'I ht, cily tieinge dents is 7.9 per cent, up- cent and the loop. 3 'tkr Evanston Beaches Attract Record Crowd This Year Evanston is spending mote time at the beach this year than ever before.

Altho the swimming season isnt over set, Evanstonians have spent more than $11,300 for beach tokens, annual tickets to the municipal beaches. The 1941 sales are more than $1,000 higher than 1938, the previous record year. Miss Dorothy Homan of Evanston will be among the north siders welcoming delegates to the summer school of Catholic action being held at the Morrison hotel this week. Miss Homan is a graduate of Mundelein college. 7 I 4 Bei; ow 1 ca Ito 11-10.

di OP 40111' 1,6111:41, 40. OA TRAINING CAMP NEWS FOOD' GOOD Chicago's Finest I WEDDING DATE Relatives and Old friends vkited Mr. Mid Mrs. Paul Viezens last Sunday at their home in Antioch in compliment to them On the of their tiOth weddina anniversiuy. Old time residents of Englewood, Mr.

and Mrs. Viezenn wore mauled I ii Chicabor Aug. 20, 1881. They moved to Antioch is years ago upon Air. Viezens' retirement as a government food inspector in the packing industry.

Present at the reunion wPre a daughter, Mts. George Gollwitzer of Rhinelander, and their younger NMI, 1411'0' L. ViritliS. 1100 kVest Marquette road. older son.

Ileibel I w. vim lives in N. V. was unable to attend. There ree grandchildren rand two greargittiolchildren in the family.

Mrs. Viezeris boin in Chicago. She is 8 years old Hrid continues her membership in era' bridge clubs. Viezens, 80 years old, is a pinochle player. Born in Saxony, he came to the United States when he was 1-1.

lie first lived in Milwaukee, and served with Milwaukee volunteers hi the Spanish-American var. WEDDING DATL Relatk es and old friends visite( Two non siders recent ly were tirded I heir wings upon being graduated ft (an I he air corps advanced 113 lug school at Brooks field, Tex. They are Lieuls. Colin O. Vil Vingatv I SUCIBLIV iczis 6.

DIODED WW1 los 1st et Hut RANCH Airs. Anna Buller, 4520 Noil Volvo( ktell tie, has been prornoi ed to private first class as given a rat ing of first class specialist in i he held artillery replacement center at Fort Sill, ()Ida. Ile now at I actoll he del iiChni4111 foal let-master corps to Ilk ttvw grade. Will Be Standard. The Vk'Otk i011 will be directed by Commissioner Frank J.

Flanagan of he but-eau of streets and depart ment of elect rich y. The lxt ures I hi be of I he standard I ype now ill general use thruout i he city. The city vitt stall(' about $15,000 for new lights in four not I side tis. ox wino 41 it t4 I ii metit HI 411 and 44it wrards I toget her 1, 44111, PM, awl the Isabella Unit Will Give IOW st 1 '411 4. Froth Shrimp Cocitail Marinatd Hrrinq Chicktre Liver Carp Chicko Okra Soup Fruit Juke Frappe Glass of Wine Tomato Juice Cold Jo Iliod Consomme festinates Ook et talc bilge Ill I.

'lour nio, co WP (00Chlin taiktt aid MA OM, 0,0 fMOLis ASCH 'oto4 flovl Nooloto0i itms to dm oobo CoPet PA tor Coosore oil es.hi. roe refante. Itecent I IA ti Niers from Fort Shei dan I he coast all illery replacement I raining center at Fort Eust is, included I hree nort side men, Frank Wisneski. 347 Nort Clark street Lewis Flatter. 5047 Kenmore avenue.

and Donald Auld, 20 West Ohio street. 09 '''4- 1 I I I 1 4, ,,1 .1 i tor. 0 I a'. 1 (4 gm-, a ROAST AEG OP VEAL. DRESSING.

STEWED PRUNE 75c BROILED CHOPPED BEEF IN INDIVIDUAL PAN 75c CREAMED TURKEY WITH EGG NOODLES IN CASSEROLE 75c FRIED DEEP SEA SCALLOPS. TARTAR SAUCE 75c Picnic for Nursery Group Fifty children from St. Phillip's day nursery, West. Oak street, M. in he guests of the St.

Hillary council of the Ladies of Isabella at a piente Wednesday in Whealan yowls, Milwaukee Mid I aVylikloS. Cornr Hous Bowl Lettuc nti Tomato 11141 Statisticn. Nn statislics prosided in V-P loop The city and uptown compi4rison is as follows: Nr vial loop SW compar ison Nal Stataktirn. ell-. poN.Idett in The city and uptown ilS 1.0110,A Melon Sated Canthed Sweet Cauliflower Polo iis Au Gratin frnch Fried Parairty Boiled Corn Saut frsh P.

itv. Uptown LUXEMBURG FAIR TO OPEN SUNDAY IN MORTON GROVE IT NO mOoP RE TN 0 NS LIGNRD0Av EY I letot. Nit Colin Mines. Obtrz, .611, Buz, "blight, Mug, Walla DELICIOUS CHICKEN A LA PIERRE DINNERS Featuring Today 0 0 II 0 0 ,0 II ODIC. hit- ih12- ifillitia.

NALL teatra Featuring Today 1 I 'tot. V. Poolth. Cirsit. Colin Mines.

DELiclous cmcKEN A LA plERRE DINNERs I in Chocolate Pinpimple Cream Clia Car Mill taw Citti Fitith Peach Ic Cream Putts Hot Apple Nis, Vanilla Stic Iced Watrmalon Cantloup Honyritiw Mlon Buttrtcolch Sunda. Peach Mlb Grnititin litidrirranr, Rocitrfort or Camembert Chaim, MIbe Toast ii Colfro Irra Milk Icci jee Mny other selections to choot. from ati CcH cofe TEAK et 0- 41. C. OepC.

ceosGy- sjw 41.,0 dec bcn emt 0 a al OWE lines and Edmund G. Smith. VI Rifles 1,4 I II smi (if Bertha J. Reid, Not nvenne, and Smil IM the son of Mt-. and Mtg.

G. Simi it, lines and Edninild G. Smith, Villines is iii, son of 1.. J. Reid, II, and Smith ix Ille 011 of Mr.

and Mts. G. Served in our dining room, on the veranda, or on our beautiful sidewalk cafe. Serrd in out; dining room, on the veronaa, or on our beautiful sidewalk cafe. CORNER HOUSE RESTAURANT 100 E.

OHIO at Rush 114 41011) VtittltP11, 15- 4 4 ttf 714 1 1, i 41 3 3 Is t.ot.ttvrt (101I lottti 11 47 Pt IliWiimkenk 4 twr 1-.) I VI Iaru 4 7, 10(1 (.4.0 poptilititon 111101 E. Young. chief engineer of tl plan commission and director of ta surey. said that the land use surey, VPA project sponsored jointly by Kelly and the commission, took nearly two years to complete at a rist of more than 3 million dollars. The doll a fluty for shim clear-an, 0, for Improving 1 ans-por tat Ion, arid business men In suh Ms, tz kin problems.

r.t, 44 il1 iai 1110i ttti tf ot dip Ttlfl 1. Il it 1 IN.r 10(1 (N111 Ilugh tl plan co: tt mitt-bey. ey, VPA by Nay or took nearly a I ost of mc ThP darts nu for and l'y bus trIbuticin pr Air-Conditioned Alwoys Open Free Parking The 3lith annual Laxemburger Schobermesse will he held next Sunday and Labor day at Deckert's grove In Morton Grove. The fextival will open with a gland paintito lenvffig Clark st e(t and Edgewater avenue at. I :34) o'clock Sunday aftei noon.

The procession will go hru Rogers Pas Evanston, Skokie, and on out to the grove. The festival Is sponsored by the Ttarrers Park section of the Lust-robot-ger Thot herhood of America. Alining its chief' al ract ions will lie floral and agricultural by ho 1.tisenthin ger fin niers and lioriht s. Thes ill he a Litxclitharger Loss-minas ger bowling alleys and folk dances. Leo Eschette Is pi esident I he Rogers Park section.

dicers are Joseph Laplume, Michael Flani, John Nix and John Guirsch. The 314th annual Luxemiturger Scho- bermesse will lie held next Sunday and Labor day at Deckert's grove in Grove, The restival will open with a gland pat tide lenvhig Clark I 1(410011 111 AeU .0 041 -1 011ye 00) (Y1 OP .51196 lee at AO' Al tit ed sv I 41 111 8 tt "We drew customers from all over town" Six young men from the north area ate among the CO Illinois aviation cadets who have begun their third and final phase of training, at Randolph field. Texas, after graduating from the basic flying training- school. l'he grrolualion cla-is included TIOut than 300 cadvls, ow-lifilt of them how Iti icii are'. tleorge Hamilton, :1312 lion Mawr avenue; Wendell L.

Jones, Till Rogers axenue; P. Lision, 2909 ShrNN'in 1.11111e: NUIAVOMil F. Motile, 2100 Lincoln Park West; Jean F. Itydsti-Orn, 25 15 Park lane. GlenVieW, find Adam A.

Wojcik, 1:102 Augusta street. The group was the eighth class of the year to graduate at the "West Point of the Air." After their final 10 week training period they vitt win I heir and be commissioned as second lieutenants in the air corps reser e. SHAWNEE CLUB PLANS LUNCHEON AND STYLE SHOW SHAW PLAN AND 4 J. J. Sullivan, JAY-JAY GREETING CARD SHOPS I 0 ear .164 Peso.

Immo pi 1 Ialsammaan or oltiets Imo wm 1 4 c.A -1 1 ..74 I III PIC.Ztf 64. 11 I I -IT 41, 1 56 rtf 5' TQEET -----s 'Ert 430 017 ---7-' 1 Jo. we. IL- i-I tYr, el' 1 1.. .6 --411.

0. .1140 4 ante. 4, i l'N, a el -117-. 1 ts i ire A 11-11--I I-1" I 1 I 1 0 r-t: Tif 5-7QEET :41 III 11 14.1:1-0,1;241 cl 56 Lliv or :::4,...1 4 kw N. I rit -1717; I.

i ------1 I' 7 1 III -----L cl AA. I 1- 17....., 1. nto Thornikx P. But lor, S011 or jetrigild Ord OCiau al tO000m0 O. wal se .00 I 1 411-- eib 194 The annual Shawnee Country club luneheon htidge and fashion show will take place Sept.

5, according to an announcement ft OM the general chairman. Mrs. Orrin NV. Clifton, rp? the ill he devoted to clothes, and 22 irk and hr. hai.e been chosen to shuw what.

It fashienatile arming the cry -the Junior mudein will 1)C: rit 111111, iron Nancy Cathcart. Itonnif Clatk. Maly lateral, reggy and I'j Doane. Joanne and Jimmy Trete. Nancy Ft alick, Yvon Tie Gleason, Sarah Jane Feller.

Joan McGowan, Ardis Miller. jeanne and Peggy Pailloy. Anti and Jim Russell, Barbara Stentifold, llart it Richter, and Mary Lou ttiker, Mrs. flichard )luwell Is fashion O.tilt-Ilan. and Mrs.

Hobert Doepel has harge of artangements. Mrs, Frank Cauley and Mts. Roy C. Pat head the ticket committee. annu lunrheon 1.4111 take pi an announc et.airrnani rat cif the he It .1 Junlo EH! Adam, lirs Clay K.

rijo Doane mote. Nan-'. Sarah Jane Patil.y Ant bar a Sitintif Mtsry Low Mrs. Jlicl el nit man, tifts barge Frank Caul, head -tilt 10 IMO. 4.

-''411bor er 3-z- .4. ger 3 NI Or Zt, I 08INS Atb LIQUORSTORES liK) LUXURYAPARTM ENTS I A Greeting Card Stores. Boost Sales 30 with Advertising in Sunday Tribune fletropolitan Section We'll meet or boat any advertised price. ARE NOT EXPENSIVE at the $oAAkkiKY''' Amir 0, .4. .54.0 3 Serving' the fittest of trineg mid ligstetorN (st tour beautiful ilittittimsted blue miff-4w bar Mid etkillit IMIttge Famous for Charcoal Broiled Prime Steaks and Chops, Fresh Sea Foods, Tasty Barbecued Chicken and Spareribs, and many other delicious dishes.

leaturitte Southern Fried Chicken and Charcoal Broiled Lamb Chop Dinners for Many Other 9 Course De Luxe Dinners from $1.00 (Children Half Price) I' nd en Serving' the fittest of tritteg ittot litittetorN ot nor beautiful ilitostionted Hungarian-Americans Hungarte Buy Now for Labor Day SCOTCH SALE H.i Si Haig 5 Star or ft Martin's O. 4 '5 9tc2s8v I for MOS W.10.7.00006 llssser Issiil sessettsiss Glasse Trtlisse Wor Or. 11460.00 sverel peers te tbe greati Ittaff eg derid bUdii2008. efik ftoally got op ooes. rarre to i to take Cacos TTIOuDe tossel.

res lailla, GS tis as ros.ata S. ftist tsiss susrter sas ts isessISS es ChrtstMom cards'. TWIS 64 in sos loots Ate Sous. petits' satins pa-lAa orall despite MOS fact Coat Onto of eor stores sero Wire A st" 0 Sesswiet st 'Use entspor aosetrhattes. tools es felorsarp t.

WI uilf4 asotosr vests tor-vase os etcb Add ilteeete Oloc.Old off, to sll elrecttoes orowst ear ono's. se Ores tapers froo eLl over tows. epos toot same widtil St4Wisat T011ed ISO a )0 per Wait tileribilrl to felentlos sales. eithout this se. Our falsettos BsOtoose surell Ssos Sees us, SOS eettgasea Wil Ise.

Tsai. os wil iis gaetet 00 Oa ViOPIS dAti another worter -pee. Vals.40, U.S Wood r.11.0tog thte aill W.O. Wit Ilidter Ur sows tsss V) per oest. It ess Ube les foster SmOl.

sees ero sefts ver hae. Bass et ov fOeses I's area, woe MA space to the Trtoons. Oa IAs, ease toe, Boos sototat snout too say toe tritodoe 141 ISO susissorS. 1 Mt sse plslOase oteLlar frosssAsms tot Chrtstess. OSsessol ease.

1. 1. telltssa Shore Irive 0(biel to Picnic at Riverview than 5.000 Chicagoans of defwent will gni her at Western axiom'. and street. nt noon today for the sonual radio picnic, sponsored the au twilit hour.

TheiP dances, tousle by it lolatty tiestra. slid a thp cracking eiih t-riJon by Imre KolinaiL Chnt Mit. Piny. no sing. to PI 71.1eNTP th, sets if, ff, 11! annual ti the foilk (Int oto tiesira, by In any.

tenot, 1 WELL LOAN YOU A PUNCH BOWL and glasses for your party ANSPLI Pell "I'm Taking the Family to Younker's" SUNDAY DINNERS from 650 I i ANSPLI PUS PARKING, 161T-7-11t 7-'-' '71 I 1 I "I'm Taking te At 4110.11511rir 1 the Family to 14t i 'gm' .110 ICA Younker's" ---6 osk 110. SUNDAY ir 44 bac I DINNERS i 10 12 St' from 650 Aedill a eof 1 srli-010S---- 1 fiTiounka Ilii 115 a it Orin) oat Eli 0 F. I I i I ake aparttocots conisting lk itig F1)40111, heti. MOMS, flittritC, I hotel rooms atid suites, Car. g611PI the 0 gine 1:211:1111 HO EYC RED HO I otatiramFA.

010047. 11- low Allow 41111w Alt .11. vTfe sY in the accompanying letter, another neighlinrhood merchant tells how he increased his sales and profits with advertising in the Sunday Tribune Nietropol it an sections. Vioulti you like to attract more to your store? No matter where in the city or suburbs you are located regardless of i hat you sell or to hoen you sell, you can step up your volume, speed I ii mover anti boost profits by using the Tribune's low-cost advertising plan. Hight in your own trading area, the people best able to patronise you can he reached thru advertising in one or more of these fne sect lonsNort Northwest, West, Southwest and Southedited eve.

ll I 1.111 :110 :1 3 Elo 0 nd i ihe Oro I ,4 SWOO I pdithoolg Chicallasqllosi INsin clitr a ntinentai and ..) Wing (Woom ti II In No Mans Lend en Lab. -air A P1010 Alt Ploc to tot SI E. CHICAGO ISIS HYDE PARK IL. VILLA DE METRE 7-- A P1010 Ptoc to tot RANDO PH efirSb SI E. CHICAGO ISIS HYDE PARK IL.

1 VILLA DE METRE A.O a In No Mans Land en IT th Lobo (tis nna 0 daily for then. and published each Sunday in the Chicago Tribune-Advertising in ilico.e sections can do for you what it did last year for 796 enterprises in practically every neighborhood and suburb of Chicago. 2.9.. .) All the equipment you need leaned fro of charge, W. furnish you frth fruit pooch.

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