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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
3
A lively tour notes heat not stopping shoppers. Din et's offers beach jog gery and two piece Turkish toweling hotties. Newmode Hosiery opens at 301 New Chicago Street with modern windows. Feltman Currie’s reports strong shoe sales and fall styles. Leon Studio promotes natural baby photos. American Coal Co supplies clean coal for winter comfort.
Spectator monthly collections by carrier boys start Monday. Subscribers should ensure the regular route boy calls and verify any payment by showing the circulation department card. Over 100 boys work to deliver The Spectator each Friday afternoon, and reports of late delivery should call 9224 for prompt dispatch.
Frances Papesh of 1212 North Chicago street won the $50 prize at the White Store during the monthly sale. William Stewart of 2111 E Cass street received $25 and Miss Pearl Anderson of 410 Mohawk street got $10. Fifteen other $1 prizes were awarded. Next Monday July 30 is the final prize drawing, announced owner J J Cohen.
The YMCA church league features a 5:45 p.m. championship today with First Lutheran vs. St. Peter Lutheran. Early next week the Twilight division and church league advance to new rounds and a 1:00 p.m. SaturdayVeterans tournament at Nowell Park.
Will County Farm Bureau baseball team captured its second tourney of the season at Frankfort last Sunday claiming a top regional standing. They edged Manteno 3 2 in a pitchers duel won by Zattan, then routed Mokena 11 2 with Mager on the mound as they prepare to face Tinley Park at the Frankfort picnic grounds.
Furs for 1935 modeled by Follies girls at Rialto theater under Ducker's department store display. Show runs today and tomorrow with Shirley Temple film Little Miss Marker. Furs include fitch tap mink Hudson seal northern seal lapin muskrat beaver nubian seal and American broadtail with low prices noted by W L Engholm. Prices expected to rise as fur buyers surge.
Best Sellers includes Lamb in His Bosom by Caroline Miller and Joseph and His Brothers by Thomas Mann. Nijinsky by Romola Nijinsky and A Backward Glance by Edith Wharton also appear on the list with Harper Knopf Simon & Schuster Appleton Century.
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