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November 5, 1931 R«vlewclWiI»tl<ml»p»l( clrtuUMotl . _, that ftl' tha UitMf that eounti H! I To Veinon&rate i RilM ommittees Hhw To Play Good Highway. 1.9 Near'.,' FaristPrfeiv^ Wi 500 Men to Visit Halloween Paraj JmdelNewBome n vest ig ate 1 Bridge 1$ Taught De '-•—"" )L and Public Mj Palatine May Be in JewelFjatk All ffiiari•t y Cam Local Homes for in Review Seriev m i i Meeting Ton jgh I •' Paved This Fall A n odel home demonstration will Will Ne fcvery farilily applyina for charity How to play better bridge, how ti be couiucted Nov. 14-29 at jibe-.'new Gas Adjustment bid a hand iu auction and how to hii r relipf frAin t,ie| Cuba towljiship pauper 1 _______ frame house in Jewel Park under the fur d or from the BW|ngtonj relief the same liana in contract is taught Hi of Jewel Tea Co.,. Inei, of- in a series of 3(i illustrated lessons Jubilee Shjopping Bateaif lives Road Bids directi Officia s Will Hiayi; Systematic committee ft(n.l will *e T'checked and Natural Gas in Mains Soon; >(;>!<' ficials who are in "charge, of deyclop- which wiH be published weekly in Tin doi ble ihecke I," the cdmmittcfes dei Wilt Be bjfferedat St ires ' **K ment i it the park. ..They will be. as­ Review, commencing with this ist>M(. \i[,-i Minimum Wage Cleaning Up >f Wood cid ;d in a joint meeting, held an the All Appliances Must j sistelt hy, the Public -Service Co. of No less an authorty than Wynps Friday and Saturate ^ *& - ! ,.w is Spiked for Relief Worli Pii )lic Jjervicel (fo. otlicefk Wednesday Be Adjusted Nortlu rn Illinois which will heafc the' ev« uing. Ferguson is the author and instructor . ,. house" with gas and -will have! theco- in the 30 lessons, j 4U1 p srsons vrno receive aid from T operat ojii of interior deeo^rtttoh fwrnir orgnnizatiDii will b» reported to , Each, of these lessons is plainly i .- Autumn vindow decoriilioi t; w] ; on* lustcated to show various hands that - r remains • favorajblt' ture c nppany; etc Needy ?" milies ofLQook county w rn othe' «0 tlai duplieiltion for char- Barrlngton will be invaded by n be in evidence at the harvest jubil '< the four players receive from-a deal. Th? ill." two remaining The. purpose of. the demonstration e prdvidCil with \Vo( d for fuel tl is worlj will not be made, and1 every army of 500 to 600 men on Novcn which ppens Thursday evenin| with T- ity lessons teach what should or shoull ..f tin' Northwest is to.display a gootl house Avjiieh can \ ri.nter. thi'Bugh 'an; a pei son applying for aid will be re- bcr 13, according to unverified r< Halloween costume parade Ibllov < rra'ngehieht' lie- not be the bid on each I and aid whj, (.ti.-- 1: lie built, well furnisncl, and equipped qui stcd to fil out a A application ports which have been received at by a public mei»tiii|,' of, the higf sclu ) . n litirriiigron awl tivijcii Hmmett Wheal revealihg many fine poi its of the tw» with nodern convtlmelxceis' at tf rea- in of itlie board blank w iie.li is in the fprm of a ques- auditorium. Many *>f. the stwes 1 1 ' The Review office. This invadiii bridge games in such a limple maimer -... i.l.-ned "this fall,- and sonnbl v low price, according to liobert < f forest preserve'comi aissioners, Wijil- inmn. In fiat every/fnmilj' will be i hoard will not be part of the Nation that any .bridge player, inclining Jtlis already appropytalely irimmed|fo'r t «. M! |-..llte <>."» south of- Hilton of tlie Jewel Tea Co. ti'r ('.. Loagpc, superi itendcnt of ?stigtted thoroughly! whether ask- be al Guard or another U. S, Army ail novice, can learn more ahuut the 'jubilee, and ;stree,ts ate deiik|it wi The bolide is one: ot •two-built this for i|id|frojn^ the Cuba town board '••• paved.. !oodwi|l Iridustrie.s'i pastime and improve" his game iu hot 1 cornstalks andlotuer triininingi of t s'ummi r by the company. It Is ii six Chicago, rfjul pane maneuver, but a group 11* ^ were illi'1ll(]p(l in a sccutij-es of town from the I liirrington Relief Com- «f season. The stiteet flags were t| be 1 ' j relief organisija Northern | Illinois Public Service C< • contract and auctionj l.-J.-l miles of paving room -- wo story structure coUveiiieut- mil tec The < :UJUI|I board plans to go out Thursday |moruiiig. |> ioiis throughout the The plan of,, contrasting the two ( wliirh bids were re> Jy arrihgetl, (»<|tiipped wjth gits heat, county cno igh t< ej-en i|nvestigate the -workers prepared to adjus|t all gas aj tastily furnished and attractively By o|rder of Mr. W (k pliances iii the village for " games with a double set of instnu One addition; to the prograiuM'lui * .>• iIn- sinte Highway. heplan the bn ilnilnedia Le relatives of; persona seck- the new m lwidse iped. 1 tions in each lesson will-prove-hcli day irtening will lie music fgpy t 1 *, S|j|'illKfii't<l. • f dead timber|'to be feljed in the for- reli'f, to determiijic whetheil or tural gris which will have been turno The dvmoiistratioii iii Jewel "Park ful to persons whw play both gnims inoltfinstruin(:»»t player, Dun!Mas i ' .serves ivben t air cold sets; in the reloti CK can iielp the needy into the mains early on! the day 1 \lih-. .Highway U» will Ij • interesting to itlarge number cut pre [edple. • | and who 'tend to confuse some points' of^ (Uiieago. ^lt is" understo|l M' c r ill be cut into logs dx to eight fi their arrival or on the previous day 1 . i ,ini(-.-.-si to Barring. of per urns not connected with the tea "he (wb , cl nirify organizations ip of one game with the other. Tlie Mr, Mrtson wHl c.iite rtn'iHcbici ly, wi 1 )iig, a ud turned over to the Goo«lw The report stated' the TjOO men wi I x coiiiphny inasmuch,as the park in an IT jo nt nif L-tiiig decided to divide first lesson appears oil page !) of'thix his slide trombone, 'A" ,'"^,' 3 InVluxt lies -where It HM'11 lie. chop}»ed r, start tint for AArlingto| n IjMghts, Pu; issue of The Review; • •>•: miles "f pavement open JcVclojHMCIlt not exclusive, to the work. he Bnilringtoh Relief "Compiering !jie|M>iited FV \v" ilito nt ive lengths by |leaf mute hoiiils aftiiie, Barringto n and Lake Zurich on —,— i • ii ml northwest ot (llciajs ntid employe* of the company. Cojnmitpii will |furnlsli[ food, clothlni, \V. «1v. Bransflh.'urominenf t Wlf« f f fnijiilic-t, Superintendent Longue Nfov. 11 or 12, making the necOHsni i-j Hie outer route of The house was designed Hy Wul* " I lo needy lu'rwuiHi in Bnrringto^ .ipectjj to /iiternle fi flit ii'ifjithtnientN for (lie new .IIH mixtiir spwiken, wUrii* Hie princiua« |»iml •llllll I'll lit title iWHi - ,, || The l»rogr^|» v I n ml Work of RarrUigton nnil ; a in hi i tint, iiiiWuMiitnly Hitrrnumliiiu on the program tiriiiilj! t|i« winter i a imrt of the The entire crew priilmbly will nut sii < ll r.l r i-.niHlruction j (,,,1(, j,v ,),,, ,.|)|itniclnr, licniutii tins- (err Itury, iriii't'tihn lionrd will nroJ Charity Needs of liicljide in addlMtui,- vominiiiil ne'riijf progi'iiin -of. tie Goodwill Tfi- reach Bnriington, but (tilim* been ei- llli tiuine over the hlNeh, The InnilHcuplhK was pliiniM'tl Inn; and xlnglnijr by the high se iiml i|ytrl#H, vvlih'h provl M ii»|iloyiileiit. villi IlilHpl^Hl Kill (lilt, .IIH'dlOltl HhVlH- tliiuili'd tjuit more than .'00 men will •-'• •> |.v thvoligjl I'ltlllllll*, ciii'Htru^ i ; \ . by .hi ill Hell, . f <v ci'lopleil miij llitli lIcaimtMl )««ip|e. tuijce, iiililiul iiii'i*, emergency, ami ariivn here for duty on1 Nov. Ill pi' s . , ilr.vi'.sr II|' thl* pollH Chicago District .The Hallowi4>u parade w.il Jf«»H The jti'iiicllHil tililtit f -the- -(ImW.Vif II tliereiilmutK IU'eptived <i inline all \ w in- T ii i nir. Millmni lOilintl Hied on pitue T ( a dlflVrenl line nf mnreh Mum Sni|i Mdiinji'lcx IN lit " VOfi I \\', iMiiii'i'iin cliang'eH mid iidJiiijtmi'nlH In one diw M' . |'ro*pec| were 1<HV \\\\y, plitittied to' prevent dottti Ing Irii'fj.l/ijilcHBo. wlier • lilllliy erlpiilM '-ii ' •% Fiank ( l'undt RealfKns The exact dule wjlll lit* i tiiimmeed 11 Set at $8,800,000 the lljje of tfiiireji for llnugli IMII'IJ junior Class Will nd liifiiiliciippi'il tiH'ti tttid wotiicii it 1^ Tile Review ncxl j week., ' r.'i mile* of imieini" Aflei: IIHHI'UIIUW «1 *lu* HiinHllio' itiiiltib'iMl, Tliey fun I'CI't til UNO «HK- Prom Virst National Bank With iinltiviil I<IIH tiii'teil Into Mm • ..'. If.-. Pliilfiiw (>:» \>nrh arotlfl p. \\\L Mie'imrnih' wH im IIIMICI tiuitct'lit) utitlii' I'l'll- fl'lllll llOIIKJW. I nil ( 'll, of Mlll'tOII miiltiH Hcveml hour"* or |n)H»lbly 11 ih y wnil^mi }P)gii Him'i Jo fitttil PresentThre,e-Aet itch in* clofliliiK -HIHI riii'iiKui'i'. wliifh l'undt, CHKIIIIT of lln» before the liiii'iiet' ndJiNlnn'iilH 11 Sponkor at Joint Dinner Tel r-ntl. li't'/ttik utroel, iwf.nil Hlnlloii |<r jli' $«' ti tln<ii Willi nt Hiiutll \<m\ 0 1101IV lMi<l» il lliiult of lliii'tiiiKlon iniiile, liiniNi'wIveH jiriilii lily will In :.' iiilli'i paving' wnulli -of I'sl Nitfl ill! Plans for Distributing it»t>i iioj'lhwi>#l,.
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