The Daily Herald from Chicago, Illinois • Page 3

AY. OCT. 23. 1935 THEM! I-'ANH tloNU.KSS 5', We Wish to Thank Our Many Loyal Friends who helped us make our Grand Opening Sale such a Tremendous success. To show our appreciation, we arc again featuring a WBKK END OF REAL SPECIALS FOR YOUR BENEFIT.

Rib Roast Beef 27 LEAN Ribs of Beef 13V 2 cib CKNTKR Pork Chops I.KAN YOt'NU I'ORK Loin Roast ID. I Hamburger 16cib Steak PBKStt MAbK Lamb Patties I HOICK Cl'TS NA'I'IVK Pot Roast I-'RKSH I I'ORK Shld. Roast ib. 19V2C HIKMi I' Tenderloins 45 clb SWUTS DKI.ICIM'S Minced Ham SWIFT'S BROOK PIMM) Butter IStte KRESH TROM THE A fiKM'INE SI'UINti Lamb Shld. 19eib Roast AND DON'T FORGET Choice Meats Honest Weight Bargains Qalore WE DELIVER Quality Cash Market Phone 106 17 B.

Miner Street Arlington Heights SIEBURG'S WEEK-END SALE Flash Lights Rnyovuv. 2 cell spotlight, copper COUP. with batteries Everemly 2 tfll spotliKtit with outline Evpreatlj tell rnnge, i I Pocket or Purse (u new Mattefi t'rrsh October 14-25-26 Shaving Needs Uexnll Lotion 19c Ltnion 'I9c 2.V Williams Talc 17c tJentli'itien Tali 2.V Old Orchard 1 Qrt Hru-hU'H- Sh.iv. Ct. I Infrrains slru.

ci'enin Rarlmsol. jar "3c tuhe 39c "i for lOc Permedfi- IMadps, for 19c "i' iluiiblc edtre) Dental Needs 2Sc Jtilk Atti-c. tooth P.isle 50c tpnnti Tuoth Large Tnoth Paste Ginnt Colfntes Tnoth Paste Forhun- Tooth titvelntiun Tooth Puwd. Wcmpt- Plate Ire t'roDhvluctic T. Tek Tooth Brinh 32c IHi- 32c Me 39c i'ouumy Leujtue Librtiiv ant nt lilt Slater's Antiseptic Mouth Wash and Gurjch-, 1 i rttTC 51.00 Lavoris 7flc fiOc Alkn Spltsser lie )0c Alkn Spltv.Pi- 2lc Ovtiltine 50r Plilllips Milk Magnesia Me Norwich Cod Liver Oil 'tablets, inn for Grove's Nose Drops Virlt'i Vapo Huh r.Oo Ruxtill Spec, (Vd TaMots 1 pt.

Rpsall Milk Mnitncsia $1.00 Remedy Cnldwcll'st Syr. Pepsin Raver's Aspirin 100 for li'lc 27c 89c 89c Upjohn's Super Cod Liver Oil 1 (tint 81.2!) pint 100 Perk's Perles SI.09 C'onccntrnlc Woodbtiry's Offer 'i hott $1.00 (clii)ice nf types) I 1'rophyt utic Hr.u AM, Value 1.50 Hnliowe'en We can furnish all your needs for Ihis incut, C'imlit's, invitutinns plates, napkins, nut cups, place cards, hats, tutlies, etc. Priced tight Candy Whitman's Famous Package Candies $1.00 and $1.50 per Ib. I Ib, boc Jelly Bon Bons 2Sc 1 Ib. box Ohenics, in 38c 1 lu.

box Gobelin Chocolates 50c C'liocolute Rridfio i Ib 25c Choc. Petinut Cluslois, Ib. 29c Candy Corn. Ib. 19c Hallowe'en Ib.

23c Hallowe'en Itcnns, Ib. lrc Cigarettes Camel, l.uckv Strike, Raloigh, Chcstcrficlil or Old Cold. Cartons of Flats of 50--33c (Tax included) Cigars 5c Southern Limited, 2 for Kncore, Harvester Short Smoke 10 for Bock Roiitfh Reutly 5c 6(V Red Hot Pipe, 15c Blendwcll Tohtitco Botli for 39c 59c 39c Stationery Cascade Set (4S sheets, 48 envelopes) Saxony Parchment (72 sheets f0 cwt'lopos) fiOc Cascade Linen (24 shoots 24 cnvolopes) 00 sheets Wilshiio Linen, with 25 envelopes free 100 Imlex Cards 3x5 lOc Scrup Books lOc Addinpr Machine Tape lOc llosk Blotters VOc Receipt Hooks lOc rc pencils made by U. S. QQst Pencil dox.cn dozen SIEBURG DRUG GO.

(The REXALL Store) South Side Breezes Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cavanaugh and daughter, Evelyn, visited triends ut Elmwood Park Sunday, Mr, and Mis. J. H.

Eckdahl. Katherme Hines, who was years old, October 17, celebrated a Hallowe'en party that evening. Perhaps the fact that thirteen guests were invited made the occasion more spooky. Each guest was given a souvenir witch to take home. The biithday cake instead of bearing the traditional candles, huld eleven black cats, grouped about grinning chocolate pumpkin lace.

October 23 was Leonn Wisorsky's ninth birthday. She had, just a tew friends in to help celebrate. Tuesday afternoon tho Campfire gills (Mrs. Capps group), met at the home of Mrs. Hines to make plans for a candy sale to ue held l''iiday.

Their last sale was very suctcstul Our grown folks enjoy birthday parties, too, Although Mr. Raymond Atkinson was quite surpused Monday evening when Ins contract club members, walked and reminded him of the occasion, he entered into the fun such way as to again pioye that "one is as young as he feels." Mr. anil Mrs. Herman Lewis, So. Dunton, are announcing the mar- riugo of their daughter, Ethel, to Mr.

Oivilld Reed. The ceiemony was performed Sunday, Oct 20, at Crown I'omt. Tho younj couple will make theii home in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Lawbaugh, o.

Highland, have welcomed a new member into their household It is a Roger Wulliams, who was born October 21. His sister, Laurel, anxious tor him to come horns from the hospital in Elgin. George Glow is in New York on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Wallace and Dickie, Sunday guests al the John Monroe home. Little Betty Albrocht, So. Walnut, celebrated her birthday with a party. Theie were eleven little who filialed the fun and birthday cake and broujrht her many lovely gifts. The weather gift of glorious weather, made the party especially pleasant.

SAVf STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! Are you troubled with hmd- aches, nervousness, 1 1 spells, pains back of head, loss of sleep. It may be youi eyes. Come in for a free examination. eyes are woikms? ovor- i time and need heir. Don't blame your lomach all the time.

For those v.i,h, timo payments can bo an.mgod. Dr. J. H. Fisher, D.

0. SIGHT SPKC1MIST Hours a. in. to (i p. Sat 9 a p.

m. 6 W. Campbell A i i Hts. Lamlmcicr JUdg. Business Opportunities At Arlington Heights Stores Beauty Work YOU'RE ALWAYS PROUD Of tho pcimanent you get at Foley's because your hair has been given the petsonal attention and caie that bona fide permanent Foley'a lieatuy Shop.

Phoe 125. Dairy Products GOOO HEALTH AND STRONG bodies are built with proper nou- ishmcnt. Suburban Dairy rich, Delicious nulk should be the main item in your diet. Drink more of it. Phone 428.

Delicatessen SAY, IF YOU LIKE DELICIOUS home baked ham call at Collitf- non's Delicatessen. You can get it any day in the week. Also potato salad. Jits. John Pfinijsten of South State Road, has boun ill and hhut in i'or tho past three weeks.

Mrs. Doiothea Scheung has been weak and fai irom well ior some time, even months, in the- home of her ilaughtci, Mis. K. 11. lioltc, Last Sunday, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Frieso had suri vise guestb. '1 he fii'ot came Irom Milwaukee, the others from Steilmg. It was iust a chance meeting oi' friends in tho Fiuiir 'romc It resulted in plrabanl and happy meeting of friends with genial friends. miss the Pnoko's much On inquiry we learn thai they a i expected home next We hope then extended vacation has icsted and helped them for their Little Joan, daughter of Mr.

and Kussell Davis, i cached her two a i stay in this "land ol the fio2 and home of the i a i a Octojjcr 19. Hei grandmothers her to help celebrate the Important dale. There was a very pleasant bridge 1 party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R.

SchmiU, onr evening recently. It was a delightful success who participated, as aie all afifajfs led by this roval host and Mr. and Mis. Schmitz. The many friends of Mrs.

Frank Wihito are soiry to hpai she is not in her usual sood health of late. The Auxiliary of the V. F. W. were i a in the home of Mrs.

Al October 11. The V. F. W. Post wont to Ilmsilalo Sunday, Octobn 20.

Their object to help organize a new post in that place. Satin day, October 10, this jiosl to Bonsjnvillc to assist in organizing a post in that town The V. I 1 W. post and a i i a i of Arlington Heights are suie to be doing then bit to help a good cause A little girl a i this at the home of Mr and Mrs. Glenn LeFever.

of the telephone office. The Welcome Club of St. Peter's Lutheran church announces its second annual Poiseil luncheon and card paily to bo held in the school amlitoiium on next Thursday, Oct. 31. at 1 SO o'clock.

Tickets aie bo- ing sold members at 25 cents. Furnace Repair HOMEOWNERS BETTER HAVK your heatinj) plants looked over and necessary repairs made Phono 478 or MaUahn Goedke. House Furnishings STUDIO COUCH THE PIECE of furniture that solves the extra bed Covering. Very beautiful. Studtmann Bros.

Photography lAklC THE BABY AND HIS FAVORITE TOY DOG and d.op in at M. Daniels, the photographer lor a photograph. 723 N. Dunton. Phone 864-R, Printing CHECK YOUR I I needs today.

Then let us show you what high class work we aro doing and the service we can give you. H. C. Paddock Sons, phone 15. A A For Coo! Mornings Wo ire aijnin makinc this cle- liciour nrcaktcisf Ceioal.

A nouviFhnifi food for the entire fainily. 35C Arlington Heights Roller Mills JOSEPH LINDNER. Prop. Hour, Poultry tcJ, Dairy Feed (iem-ra 1 Custom Gi lading Phono 11 Arlington Heights, Service Station NEVER SAY SAY Alemitmpr. Applied to your car under high piossuro.

No points missed at Elliott Superserviee station on Northwest highway at Stoncs'atc. Phone 1499. Watch Repair THERE ARE 211 PIECES IN your watch. We are personally acquainted with them all. Export watch repairing at G.

H. Wilke, Your Personal Jeweler. FREE FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT OCT. 26th SERVING SPAGHETTI AND MEAT BALL Fanrv Mixed Drinks and Blue Ribbon Beer Art's Tavern ART KELLING, Mgr. N.

W. Highway Evergreen Arlington Heights, 111. BEST GRADE EftTS Spring Chickens Fresh Dressed Ib Fresh Pork Roast Pot Roast Select Fresh Ground Jibs, GOOD FRESH PRODUCE Grapefruit 5 for 250II Jonathan Apples 5 19c Sweet Potatoes 4 ibs. lOc Tokay Crapes 2 ibs. isc GROCERY SPECIALS ON SALE ALL WEEK Lai-Q-e Jar Peanut Butter 24c Noodles, pure egg 1 Ib.

pkg. 13c Cocoa 2 Ib. tin 17c Tomato Soup, rich delicious lOV-j oz. can 5c Flour, White City all purpose 24 Ibs. Red Bag Coffee Good Santos, blend.

Ib. $1.09 15c Kitchen Klenzer Can 5c American Cheese Pound 21c Good Luck Butterine 2 39o SADECKY'S Phone 47O Campbell Vail St. Arlington Hts. M'. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL CHURCH St.

James Eveigivon Milton L. Straube, Minister Phone 27-J Hours of Worship Sunday school, 9:30. Divine worship, 10:30. Notes Bible pictures will be presented on Friday nighi in chinch at 8 m. The Junior and Senior League Hallowe'en party will be held on Tuesday night, Oct.

29. All members aie welcome. Ladies Aid Federation on Thursday, Oct. 31. Speakers will be Aulei of Honduras and Rev.

i of St. Louis, Mo. LUTHERAN CHURCH Northwest Highway at Highland Sunday Seivices Sunday school, 9 30 a. m. German service, 9:30 a.

m. English serwce, 11:00 a. m. METHODIST CHURCH Bible school, 10 a. a W.

Prellbern, supt Morning woiship, 11 a. m. Theme, "Fleaming Swords," Official board will meet in the parlors of the church on Fi iday evening this week at 8 15. ST. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH Father George S'ticr, Pastor North State Road Masses Sundays, 7:30, 9 and 10:15 a.

m. The Mass at Palatine is at 9 o'clock every Sunday. Week day masses, 8 a. m. Confessions, altei noons 4 to 5:30, and evenings 7 30 to 9:00 on Trust Deeds Saturdays and Holy Days.

days proceeding Real Estate Activities E1K Prospect Park Country Club Sub 10 10 i 11-41-11; Arthur 13 Elliott to George A Luce; 81.50; Oct S10 PKESBYTEUIAN CHURCH Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. 31orning worship, 11 a. m. Oct 27, being Reformation Sunday, a sermon appropriate for the occasion will be pioached.

A cordial mvitatio'i is extended to all to come and worship with us. SOCIETY Dunton Ave. at Fremont Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Sunday service, 11 a.

m. Wednesday evening meeting 8:00 p. m. Reading room open Wednesdays 2 to 4 p. m.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE JCHURCHES Until mi 1 Atonement" tlie tnhjict of UK- in nil I'liunliPs nf I lirist. hx-ientist, on Octobui 'M The Golili'ii Te.M i nmti.isyulors. for i as iliouuh dill lii'suwh I)J' us' WP prav ou in i i bteail. lie recon ciled to I I Cor. Ainorii; the cil.itions whlck com, liiiM'd the I.C«MIM Si'iiiioii nit' the CullowiiiK from the liilde: "AVhere fou SUIHHI; we also are iilxitit i MI sieat c-loud of wit nesses, let us lav libido i i and tho sin i i dolh MI easily ht- sot us, inul let us i nntle-mo I he nice Unit is si-t In-I'iiri' us Look Ins; unto Jt'sns the nnthui and Hit isher of oui a i i tir the loy set (leforu him endured tln cioss.

the shium 1 and is set down nt thu i linnil of the tlnone of fiod" 12:1, '2i Lesson I cluded the tolloxviuK IMISSIIBI'S friiin i i i a Si-lcnco "hciencu and Ileiilth i Key to tlie Seriptnies," by Mary Bukor Kddy: "If Truth is incoming error ID your daily walk and conversation. you can dually say, '1 hme fought a tlnht 1 tmvo kept the hecnuse you nre better man. This is ImviiiK our p.nt in the at-oue-iueot wtlli Truth and Love" (p. 31). Palatine Pt 2-42-10, Co tr to Carabel Brown et al; Sept 'JO; $10.

Wheeling Twp 42, NW cor 10 acres, NW NW'i 19-42-H; John Schefflei'to William Kaspci; Apr 20; S10. Wheeling Arlington add to Arlington Heights 4 9 Assis Div sec 2930-31-32-42-11; Esther Karrer to Louis Pedeison; S7.50; Oct 0. Harris 5, NW 'A 32-42-11; 0 Bouh Fred Utterback; SI; me Oct Elk Grove William Bohnhorst to Land Bk Commissioner; A parcel of lanl WVi 16-41-11 containing o6.G45 acres more or less; 2nd farm 8-1-18, per cent; 52,500. William Bohnhorst to Land By Com of St Louis; parcel land 1C-41-11 font 5G.G45 acres more or less; 8-1-09; 4 per cent; S3.000. Wheeling Louis Pedeiscn to Co Ti; 4 9 Arlington add to Arlington Heights sub of 12 Assessors of 29-30-31-32-42-11; 1- 2-J8; 0 per cent; 32,700.

BIG Hallowe'en Party Saturday Night, Oct. 26 CHARLEY'S HOMESTEAD Northwest Highway ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Red Hot Orchestra and Floor Show Free Favors to All Bai -B-Cue Beef lOc FREE FISH FRY FRIDAY, NIGHT Red Hot Orchestra PARK VIEW TAVERN Phone 326 Arlington Hts. 17 East Campbell Announces a Free Fish Fry Friday, Oct. 25 With home made Potato Chips and Cole Slaw. Saturday, Oct.

26 Baked Ham and Potato Salad Hallowe'en Party Thurs. Evening, Oct. 31 El-Rand Club Rand Road Meiz Xiemc)er, Mjrrs. Free Fish Fry Friday Orchestra Friday and Saturday 35c SCHLITZ BEER ON DRAUGHT Chicken Plate Dinner HALLOWE'EN PARTY THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 31 Free--Spareribs, Sauerkraut and Pigs Knuckles Fn'SE FISH FRY FRIDAY GOOD DANCE MUSIC Friday, Saturday, Sunday Fried Chicken PLATE DINNER FRED'S PLACE FRED RBCHBERGER, Prop.

Rand Road East of Elmhurst Road ft.