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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1920 Wilmette and Gross m^mPoint Teams Unite s Two Baseball Squads Consolidate To Form Championship Squadâ€"Line- :;f|pc3p up Shows Number of Star . .â- Mllils^Vr â-  •" â- '.-â-  Athletes â-  ^iWilmette's prospects in the 1920 baseball season took a decided jump this week in the consolidation of the Gross Point and Wilmette Athletic association. The union tokk place Monday night at the Central school where a meeting of both organiza- tions was called to discuss the pos- sibilities of sending out a champion- ship squad from the village. _ The combining of the two teams is ex- pected to furnish the desired results as both teams possess individual stars, who, when moulded into a single team, will display unusual ability. The new diamond aggrega- tion will be known simply as the "Wilmette Baseball Team." Much enthusiasm was manifested at the meeting over the consolidation of the two rival clubs. The feasibility of uniting the two teams has long been discussed and pointed out _ as the easiest and surest way of having a powerful aggregation represent Wilmette. As a result th action of Monday 4 night is arousing much comment. John Goldbach, ex-professional player is the manager of the team and W. D. Reynolds was elected to captain it. Arrangements for the use of the Gross Point diamond, located at Lake and Ridge avenue, have al- ready been made. Fifteen new white uniforms, including dark green stock- ings and caps, have been ordered The uniforms will be pure white with black pin stripes. Another meeting of the new organ- ization will be held Sunday morning at the Central school oa 10 o'clock, where it is expected plans will be made for the arrangement of a schedule. They will also complete plans for the Easter Monday dance to he held at the village hall ia Gross Point. A glimpse at the athletes who will represent Wilmette this years shows that a number of stars have been se- cured by the consolidation. An ex- ceptionally strong pitching staff is assured in J. Borre. H. Boesch and W. Raap. The other departments are equally strong. The list of other players follows: Catchersâ€"S. Ros- berg and Robinson; infieldâ€"E. Braun, J. Golbach, W. Reynolds. B. j Frawley and C. De Long; outfieldâ€" G. Schaefer, J. Schwall, E. Estis, W. Barrow, H. Zeutschel and A. Eber. i The members of the team are plan- ning to interest the support of local merchants in the welfare of the team. Committees will be chosen to call upon them all personally. \^^MMMW^ P. A. Grau Accepts Job In Milwaukee Local Lawyer and Business Expert Selected for Position with Asso- j ciation of Commerce Philip A. Grau, 718 Elmwood ave- nue who was recently elected busi- ness manager of the Milwaukee Asso- j ciation of Commerce at a salary of I $15,000 a year, assumed his duties in I that city on Monday. Mrs. Grau and j their two children expect to leave within a few days and will make their home permanently in Milwau- ' kee. Mr. Grau's appointment to the executive position with the Associa- tion of Commerce was made the early part of the, month by the board of directors, and follows a number of years of successful work at the Chi- cago bar. He has made a success of business association management, in addition to acting as attorney and counsel for various business organ- â-  izations. At present he has retained j the position of national cousellor of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. He was also a mem- ber of the Chicago Association of Commerce, and for the ways and means council of the same body. Mr. Grau has been admitted to the bar in Wisconsin, Illinois and the District of Columbia, and was in- dorsed for the Milwaukee position by business leaders-of those districts, including Harry A. Wheeler, former president of the Chamber of Com- merce of the United States; H. H. Merrick, president of the Chicago Association of Commerce; John J. Arnold of the First National bank of Chicago; and E. W. Scliultz, presi- dent of the American Furniture Manufacturers' Association. The appointment of the local man to the Milwaukee post has created much favorable comment in that city, Clear Out The Atticâ€"Page 7 NEW SPRING STOCK OF THE Famous Educator JUST ARRIVED Shoes for the Whole Family Our Price In Reach of All Black and Brown Patent Leather and Gunmetal Black and Brown KASPAR'S SHOE STORE 609 W. Railroad Ave. Wilmette byyr//y/s7SJWMvy/&s//y^^ i? /« h C°Jo CASH DISCOUNT A. S. VAN DEUSEN THE GROCER WILMETTE Central Avenue and 12th St. Grocery Tels. 510, 511, 512 & 513 Meat Telephone 514 Cash and Carry..................$% discount On orders of $1.00 or more of nominal Profit goods Cash and Delivered..............2% discount These do not apply to Meat Department. Credit and Delivered, one order delivered free SPECIAL SALE MARCH 19th TO MARCH 27th COFFEEâ€"My own blend. This coffee is equal to any coffee on the market, in cans selling for 60c lb. Pound ......47c COFFEEâ€"SANTOSâ€"Makes a mild, sweet drink. Pound..........................40c TEAâ€"Oolong, 3 A, lb...................45c Oolong No. 53, lb.....................60c Basket Fired Japan, No. 33, lb.......80c English Breakfast, L. F. lb...........50c Lipton's Yellow Label, y2 lb.........42}£c RICHELIEU RAISINSâ€"A bargain. Seeded and cleaned. Pkg.....................23c PRUNESâ€"Santa Clara. Sweet. 50_60 size, lb.........................25c 40â€"50 size, lb.........................30c FIGSâ€"Imported Turkish 5 crown. The bottom has dropped out of the price. Pound .................................35c ENGLISH WALNUTSâ€"California. Budded. Pound ................................43c ENGLISH WALNUTSâ€"Shelled New. Pound .............................. BRAZIL NUTSâ€"Pound................33c KRISPY CRACKERSâ€"One of the finest Salt wafers made. They cost you. in bulk one-half the price of package wafers. 6x/2 lb. carton ..............$137 1 lb............................•'•• .85c 22c CARNATION OR PET MILKâ€"Large, tall can........,...........................15c Procter & LENOX LAUNDRY SOAP- Gambles. 120 7-oz. bars in box ........ 10 bars............47c Bar i No Cash Discount, $5JO ...5c SUPERIOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SOAPâ€" 100 8-oz. bars in a box . $5.25 10 bars. .53c No Cash Discount. FAIRY SOAP FLAKESâ€" Package ................ 10c OLD MANSE MAPLE AND CANE SYRUPâ€"It is hard to tell the difference between it and pure maple syrup. No. 2y2 can ___55c No. 1%. can ___32c GINGER CAKE MOLASSESâ€"Dark. Just the thing for candy and ginger cake. No. 2y2 can......23c No. V/\ can___I3c DUFF'S MOLASSESâ€"Light color. I can- not buy it for this price today. No. 23^ can ..........................35c LARDâ€"Pure. 12c a lb. cheaper than any substitute, lb.........................28c CHEESEâ€"White Cloud. Supreme quality of New York whole milk. Perfect flavor. Lb.......'...........45c MONARCH CATSUPâ€" W/2-oz. bottle ........................18c SKINNER'S MACARONI AND SPAG- HETâ€"7-oz. pkg.......................9c RICHELIEU PEANUT BUTTERâ€" 12-oz. jar ........40c 7-oz. jar........25c SILVER LEAF PRESERVESâ€" Strawberry and Raspberry; large 18-oz. jar, doz. $3.75 Jar ............................... ...32&c SUNBEAM SPANISH OLIVESâ€" Large. Very fancy. 13j4-oz. bottle ..........35c RED LION PURE ITALIAN OLIVE OIL- l/2 can can ..........................$220 ANTON INI PURE ITALIAN OLIVE OILâ€" 1 qt. can ............................$1.85 PARIS CORNâ€"Burnham & Morrill's famous Maine Sugar Corn. Dozen ..........$2.15 Can ..........18c VERIBEST TOMATOESâ€"Armour's Extra fancy quality. Solid pack. Large No. 3 can doz. ..$2.55 Can ..22c SOVEREIGN HAWAIIAN SLICED PINE- APPLEâ€"First quality. Heavy syrup. A great bargain. No. 2 can, dozen .....$3.50 can .....30c MONSOON ASPARAGUS POINTSâ€"Very fine. No. 1 tall can. Doz. $2.85 can 24c PRIDE OF WHITEWATER CORNâ€"Extra standard sweet corn. Dozen ..........$1.80 Can ..........15c RICHELIEU SIFTED SWEET WRINK- LED PEASâ€"More tender and sweeter than fresh peas. Doz.....$3.00 Can. .26c PLYMOUTH ROCK EARLY JUNE PEAS Tender, sweet. Excellent quality. Doz...........$1.65 Can ..........14c PLYMOUTH ROCK TOMATOESâ€"Extra standard. No. 2 can, doz.......$1.65 Can......14c No. 3 can, doz.......$2.10 Can......18c RICHELIEU BAKED BEANSâ€"With to- mato sauce. No. 2 can. Doz.............$1.75 Can............15c RICHELIEU GOLDEN BANTAM SUC- COTASHâ€"First quality. Doz.............$3.00 Can ..........25c GENESEE PUMPKINâ€"Look at the price. Extra quality. No. 2 can, doz.......70c Can........6c FREMONT SQUASHâ€"Large. No. 3 can. Makes fine pies. Doz.............$120 Can............10c MONSOON HOMINYâ€"Large. No. 3 can. Doz...........$1.50 2 cans ..........25c ARCADIA GREEN AND WAX BEANSâ€" Cut Refugee. A snap. Doz.............$1.40 Can............12c DEL MONTE HAWAIIAN SLICED PINE- APPLEâ€"Extra fancy. No. 2 can, doz.....$435 Can___37%c DEL MONTE ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES White cherries. No. 2 can. Doz............$4.95 Can...........42c RICHELIEU BARTLETT PEARSâ€" Fancy. No. 2 can. Doz...........$4.40 Can ..........37c DEL MONTE PEACHESâ€"Fancy. No. 2y2 can. Doz.........$5.10 Can........43c DEL MONTE EGG PLUMS-^Fancy. No. 2y2 can. Doz.......$4.75 Can...___40c DEL MONTE APRICOTSâ€"Fancy. No. 1 can. Doz.........$2.75 Can........23c MAUK YOU SLICED PEACHESâ€"No. 1 can. Doz.........$2.40 Can ........20c BINGO CHINOOK SALMONâ€"No. 1 flat can ...................................33c MONSOON ALASKA SALMONâ€" No. y2 can ....................... 23c OLIVESâ€"Pimento Stuffed. Selected. 9-oz. bottle........45c 7-oz bottle.......35c DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING POWDER Don't buy high priced baking powder. 12-oz. can ............................23c SAHARA TOILET PAPERâ€"Large roll. Dozen ...............................$1.05 -*>*•....,.