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sisting of the Uuiiy j uuge, Da t torney and County clerk. At its con- clusion Judge Jarecki rendered a de- cision overruling the objections and ordering Mr. Connor's name to be printed on the primary. ballot. At- torney Josep>hA. Struett, 518, Eighth street, Wilmette, represented- Mr. McFadzean. Kentilworth Club to- Have D)inner Dancd April Fool's. day will. be celebrated by members of the Kenilworth club and their guests when. the club gives- its next regular dinner dance Friday evening, M..arch 25. Dinner service will be at 9 o'clock., Mrs. Johil H. Lawson, Mrs. 'Williani W. Sears. and Mrs, Austin. D. Sturtevant are the comm ittee in charge of the evening, when ail "boys and girls (age limûits 9 to 90)" are asked to -"dig up their fa vorite April Fool fooler,4' and bring it to. the party. Miss Vir*ginia 'Little is in charge of reservatiofis. Hum' Patroiz Our Advertisers . Ry Raymon~d T. OKOte, Jr Urging taxpayers to pay their 1936 delinquent taxes before they are sold or forfeited, County Clerk Michael J. Flynn this week emphasized the heavyi penalty that could be avoided by act- ing iinmediately. "Most persons are unaware that the cn sae 2%or even 360 and more if.they do flot allow. their. taxes. to be sold or forf eited,", Mr. Flynn declared.. Were Due Dec. 1I Second ins taîlment of; 1936 prop- erty taxes were due December 1, 1937 and, these have. just been ordered, sold by, the county. court. A 12%ý Penalty On total' amount, of sale is- addéd as, soon as taxes are sold.. Six monthsafter this date, thé p enalty increases to> 24%:-, another six months and penalty amounts- to 36%., In the event no bids are mnade'on taxes when they corne up for sale, they 'become forfeited and a 12% penalty goes on., im mediately. This increases' by ýan- other 12111(after each year. "If propertv holder acts qurnekl'y," MIr. Flynn announced, "he very like- ly13 cari pay offbis delinquent taxes be- fore they corne up for sale. and thus avoid the- severe penalties!" Judgments Awar'ded Judgment against lands and lots described as being delinquent were. granted county collector by' the coun- ty court on February 21 and these are the ones now being offered for sale. Taxpayers requesting information U.. l R - & -v (Continueci from page 5 world-famous Railway Station. A PoPu- lar counitry. Through the Baltic to Stockholm in Sweden. The great archipelago of the Skerr ies. Paradise of the yachtsâmen. Superbap-. proach to, the "Venice:et the North," "Hall to the Sun" and the Grand Hotel., S eish, Srgarisbord' and the art of eating on a "grand" scale. The old -City Between the Bridges." Royal Pal-, ace by day and night. The Ilttie whit e marine 1'trolleys"1, of Stockholm. To Sats- Jobaden through the ýskérries. l7th Century "-House of the Knights.." In the oldest section. Concert Hall, where the Nobel Prizes are awarded. Business centre and skyscrapers. New Technical H. .9. The magnificent new Engelbrecht Church. The great Northern Museum. Skase'sopen-air Folk Museum and Park. Swedish. folk dancers.. Dele- carlian peasants In costume. Upsala, the University. City. Drottningholm Pala ce, the Versailles et Sweden.- THE 'MARVEL OUS CITY HALL 0F, STOCKHOLM AND THE CITY AT NIGHT Music-.Brtght.,Nlght (Grieg) Sung by Kirsten Flagstadt T4ie unique Gota Canal trip acroas ~Sweden. 'Locks> Lftke and Cates. Travel at six miles an hour ls a modern thrill. Gothenburg, chief seaport, The Island of Gotland. Visby, City of Ruins and Roses. Memonles of Hanseatie Spiendors. A charming bit of old Sweden. Skanla, and Southern Sweden. The Chateaux Country. THE CHARM 0F RURAL SWEDEN Music-Abendlied (Schumann )-Or- ~gan -Solo by Courboin. Denmark and the great city of Copen- hagen. The city et bicycles. City Hall Square in rain and zunhine. *'Main St"1 go as far J3ack as tour years, aI. 'OUgi turther search can be' made. on pay- ment of an. additional fee for the intricate investigation. Concludes Lectures to Parents Next Week. Miss Nellie MacLennan, direct,,r <e art at the National College of Educ- tion. will give the last two lectures 111 the weekly series of morning meceting, ment. Bronze Mermald at Jiarbor ls su- premely captivating. The Famous Tivoli down-town amiusenment park. At night. VIGNETTES 0F COPENHAGEN Music-L'Isie Joyeuse <Debussy-Or- chestrated by Molnarr) Rural Denmark. Curlous shop signs. Fredensborg Castie. Marienlyst and the statue of Hamlet. Hâmlet's Castle ai Elsinore. From Kronberg Castie to the national znuseumi of Fredericksboýg: Castie. DENMNARK AND THE BALTIC NMusic -ý- Quartet in F Major Not- turno-(Rieti) I <'VIV A EFÎ'I<l Quarterinaster Corps, War Departrnt. mte±iLUlCJue1nruyeeig Chief. Research and Statistical serv- March 24, in the Masonic temple. ice, $5,600 a year, Office of Educatioli, Moinpcusoforh stnBi .Departfl'eft of the Interior.MoinitUeofNrh sen z .Fuil information may be obtained Ten Conference football games will pro- f rom the secretary of the U. S. Civil vide the entertainment for the members Service ý Board of Examiners, at the and their guests. members have been local Post office. urged to bring their sonsto the meeting. * Gii. 6262 Winuelka 338 PERMANENTS WE USE THE lEST MATERIALS PERMANENT WAVES Shunpo.,ArchorTm, FIg.wae, 3 8k~