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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1920 INDOOR TEAMS STAGE TRIPLE-HEADER HERE Triple Play Also Features Unusual Baseball Event Between "Giants" and "All Stars" A triple-header indoor-baseball argument was staged at Gross Point Sunday afternoon when the Mizz Inn Giants tackled the Gross Point All Stars. Jack Huerter, manager of the Giants, proved to spectators and players alike that he was an "Iron Man" hurling the trio of contests for his outfit. He was victorious in the first two but finished on the small end of the last argument. In the initial game Huerter held the All Stars to a quartet of swats and won easily 7 to 1 not being scored on until the final < session. Schmitz opposed him on the mound. Loses Close Game The second game witnessed "Jake" Hoffman on the hill for the All Stars and he held the Giants to four runs but his team mates were in- effective with the bludgeon failing to score a run. The last game was the, most in- teresting of the afternoon's pastime. The losers of the first two games be- gan to score in the opening frame and had five runs to their credit by the end of the second period. The Giants rallied in this pinch and tied the score but the blood of the "goats" was up and they retaliated with a brace of runs in the fifth. Three more tallies were added to the All Stars' total before the game ended while the Giants added an- other harmless run in the final stanza. Enact Triple Play A feature of the last game occurred in the fifth inning. With men on sec- ond and first and no one out a Giant batter lined to Schaefgen at third base on a hit and run play. Schaefgen tagged the runner coming to third and fired the pill to first and com- pleted the triple play. Meyer, the Giant's left fielder, was the star of the matinee. He fielded more than 24 chances in his terri- tory without an error and batted around the .600 mark for the day. CHICAGOAN BURIED HERE Mrs. Frank Young, aged 63, of Chi- cago, was buried at St. Joseph's on Wednesday afternoon following ser- vices at St. Martin's church in Chi- cago. Mrs. Young has many rela- tives and friends in Wilmette and Gross Point. Weh ave a tew Used Cars that are in excellent mechanical condition, and we will dispose of them at reasonably low prices. 1 Suite Roadster 1 Maxwell " 1 Overland De- livery 1 Ford With De- livery Box 2 One-ton Ford Trucks All Models IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NORTHSHOREGARAGE WILMETTE, ILL. 611 W. Railroad Avenue Phone 628 OPERATION FATAL TO JAMES EDWARD PERRAULT James Edward Perrault, 1236 Lake avenue, well known among the younger residents of the village, died at the Evanston hospital Sunday, October 17, following a serious opera- tidn. He was taken to the Evans- ton hospital Thursday, October 7, suffering a severe attack of peri- tonitis. He was 30 years of age. Funeral services were held at St. Francis Xavier church Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Burial was at St. Joseph's Mr. Perrault is survived by a wife and five small children. Mr. Perrault left Wilmette several years ago to engage in the garage business at Iola, Wisconsin. He re- cently returned to Wilmette to asssit his father, L. A. Perrault, in the Furniture Repair and Upholstering business. GAUD Or THANKS "We wish to express our heartfelt thanks for the sympathy and con- dolence given us during our recent hours of trial and great sorrow. We also extend our sincere gratitude to all those furnishing autos and other assistance at the funeral of our de- voted and beloved wife and mother. Wm. Brinkman and family. FIRST COMMUNITY DANCE DRAWS LARGE ATTENDANCE Sixty-five couples were at the Byron Stolp school gymnasium Tues- day evening in the first Community dance of the year. Keen interest is evidenced in the dances. And very few dancers left before the concluding dance. George Arns of Wilmette, rated as one of the best dance pianists on the north shore furnished the music, assisted by E. V. R. Walt, of Chi- cago, at the drums. FISK & GAGE HATS iiiiiiiniuuiiiHiiimuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiitiiimm The HAT SHOP 332 Linden Avenue WILMETTE COPLA N Proprietor UNIQUE STYLE SHOP You will find our showing of Fall and Winter Coats very stylish and reasonably priced 1126 Central Avenue WILMETTE Phone Wilmette 2403 W/wam//////////////////////////////^^^^^^ ANNOUNCING the Dependable Shoe Repairing Factory F. W. NORTON, Prop. High Grade Goodyear Shoe Repairing a Specialty WORK DONE BY EXPERTS Lake and Ridge Aves. Phone Wilmette 2358 GROSS POINT 24 HOUR SERVICE Also a high grade line of Sinclair Gasoline and Oils OTHER AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES J- %, They work naturally, and form no habit They\vork naturally and form no habit They work naturally and form no habit V, =Jr RENNECKAR DRUG CO. Telephones Wilmette 28 and 29 NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mrs; John J. Schmitz, 1634 Walnut avenue, announce the birth of a son on Tuesday evening at their home. MOVE TO WILMETTE §i. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Borre of Ridge avenue, Gross Point, will move next week to 1626 Spencer avenue, Wilmette. YOUR DEBTS All paid and a clean slate if you run a CHECKING ACCOUNT at the 'A i y -â-  ,x?m, .â- â- â- ':; .';,>.-â-  v-'.s"' "."":" vr. :'f ^'^HT^*^ *S" fill liiflj iliffil WS!siMmsUBSK^^KS^mmS^S^ WILMETTE STATE BANK and keep track of your expenses. Capital and Surplus $150,000.00 Safety Deposit Vaults and Storage A. S. VAN DEUSEN SELLER OF GOOD FOOD 5% CASH DISCOUNT Wilmette-Central Ave. and 12th St. Grocery Telephones 510, 511, 512 & 513 Meat Telephone 514 Cash and Carry .... 5% Discount Cash and Delivered .... 2% Discount On order* of $1.00 or more of normal These do not apply to Meat Department. Profit Goods. Credit and Delivered, one order delivered free Special Sale October 25th to October 30th "MU« Rnh Wll.h>" l**'****** At the Wilmette Woman's miss dud n nue Club Wednesday and Thursdayf 0ct. 27th and 28th, under the auspices of the Associated Guild of St. Augustine's Episcopal Church. SUGARâ€"Cane Granulated. No discount. Lb...........___13}£c EGGSâ€"Short held Storage. Candled. Dozen ..............62c BUTTERâ€"The highest quality. Fancy, fresh, extras. I have just made an agreement with the largest Butter Producers in Wisconsin to ship to me direct The price being about 5c a lb. under the Chicago Wholesale price. I lb. carton ..........63c APPLESâ€"20 oz. Pippins. The finest baking apple grown. 10 lbs.......................65c NUCOA NUT MARGARINEâ€" Try it for cooking. Lb.......34c PRIDE OF WHITEWATER CORNâ€"Fancy. Standard. Dozen $1.90. Can............16c DEARBORN CLUB CORNâ€" Maine, sweet sugar corn. Dozen $2.25. Can............19c WISCO EARLY JUNE PEASâ€" Dozen $1.75. Can ............15c RICHELIEU SIFTED SWEET WRINKLED PEASâ€" Just as fine as the finest fresh peas. Doz. $3.20. Can ......27c PLYMOUTH ROCK TOMATOES Extra standard, No. 2 can. Dozen $1.75. Can ............15c VERIBEST TOMATOESâ€" Supreme quality. Large No. 3 can. Doz. $2.65. Can ........23c MONSOON PUMPKINâ€" Large No. 3 can. Doz. $1.65 Can..........................14c SUNICAL YELLOW CLING PEACHESâ€"Fancy, heavy syrup. No. 2 can. Doz. $3.90. Can 32^c MONSOON APRICOTSâ€" Fancy, heavy syrup. No. 1 tall can. Doz. $3.25. Can ......27&c MONSOON HAWAIIAN PINE- APPLEâ€"Delicious. No. 2 can. Doz. $4.75. Can ..40c No. 2]/2 can. Doz. $5.50. Can 47%c CONGRESS SMOKED SAR- DINESâ€" Norwegian J4s ..............18c MASON JARSâ€" Very scarce. I have just found a few more. Qts. Doz. $1.10. Pts..........$1.06 DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING POWDERâ€"12 oz. can ......20c COFFEEâ€"San Salvador. Very fine. Very cheap. Lb. 28c COFFEEâ€"My own blend. Equal to any coffee put up in cans that sells for 55c a lb. Lb.......43c OOLONG TEAâ€"^ lb. pkg. ... .36c Beresford Blend A. Finest qual- ity Formosa Oolong. DEL MONTE LOGANBERRY JAMâ€"Fancy. Pure. Fruit and sugar only. Large No. 2 can. Dozen $4.95. Can ............42c DEL MONTE PRESERVESâ€" Pure. Strawberry, .Raspberry, Gooseberry, Blackberry. 15 oz. jar. Doz. $5.70. Jar ..........48e DU BELLE CONCORD GRAPE JUICEâ€" Qt., 32 oz. bottle ___........65c WELCH'S CONCORD GRAPE JUICEâ€"Pint ................35c COLLEGE OLIVESâ€"No. 32. Large, fancy Queen. 1 lb. 7 oz. jar ...........................90c COLLEGE OLIVESâ€"No. 20. Large, fancy Queen. 14^2 oz. jar..........................65c LA SAVILLIANA OLIVESâ€" Queen, A]/2 oz...............20c M AN Z AN ILL A STUFFED OL- IVESâ€"Pimento. 9 oz. bottle 45e RICEâ€"Fancy. Head. Lb.......15c PEANUTSâ€"In the shell. Fresh roasted. Lb.................18c SALTED PEANUTSâ€"Jumbo. Lb...........................28c ENGLISH WALNUTSâ€"Shelled. Fancy. New Lot. Lb.........60c LENOX SOAPâ€"Procter&Gambles 120 bars in box ............$5.50 10 bars. No discount ........46c TOILET PAPERâ€"Reo Crepe. 4J4 oz. roll. Doz.............95c MATINEE SARDINESâ€" Fancy. In olive oil. J/>s ......•......32c COCKTAIL SALMONâ€"No. y2. Can ..........................23c