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DANCE CLASS-No. 5 Sevety-five Wllmette couples en- joyed themselves at the Community Dance Tuesday night in the Stolp school assembly hall. The return of the regular orches- tra, headed by George Arns, met with unequivocal approval. The very lat- est popular "hits" have been added to his repertoire. His method of orchestration, -its vibrant "pep" in the faster music, and its romantic rhythm in the walzes, -made the dance, by unani- mous consent of those present, one of the best ever attended. Everyone present expressed pro- found determination to attend the dance on next Tuesday night. Considerable displeasure has been voiced by members of the committee, on the encroachment of other organi- zations on the day the week care- fully selected- by the committee to avoid conflict with other civic programs. Aged Church Leader Taken ii By Death Friday, Jan. 20 Mrs. Harriet Carman, 81 years of age, well known resident of Wilmette and charter member of the Wilmette Baptist church, passed away Friday, January 2d, at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Frank Simmons, 1040 Ash- land avenue. Funeral services were conducted jointly by the Rev. Francis C. Stifler, pastor of the Wilmette Baptist church and the Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd, pastor of the First Congregational church of Wllmette. Burial was at Davenport, lowa, Mrs. Carman's former home. WISHING HIM WELL Among the New Year greetings re- ceived by Hanford MacNider, com- mander of the American Legion, was a beautifully engraved card which read: "Happy New Year. May you, if you get in jail through sentence affirmed by the United States Supreme Court,,receive from Harding, as did Debs, a pardon and a reception in the White House. A Shady Business Advertisement in southern paper "Because of my recent death I will sell all the stock and fixtures of my store." Boston Transcript. ______ ___. Tuesday was chosen after careful deliberation to avoid conflict with churches and other organizations holding weekly meetings. Inasmuch as the dances I have proven wjsjhtF^hefif jg no small measure of the schools, particular disappoint- ing' ment was voiced that the schools should ^ the chief offenders in regard. SK-*- •i: The dances, as well as the day of lifie^week chosen, have received en- thuslastic endorsement from the Wll- mette Community Service association* p| composed 'of the village's.most promi- Iprneni'citizens. \«-. Ki- The committee requests, through pff| the columns of the Lake Snore News, * IK more consideration in the selection of I III evenings for meetings of other civic organizations. IHIIIIIIIIIIIUUUIIIIIHNHIIIIIHI litN Wt Cutm ItmMi Tablet* kurfy. 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Badanc* of cost of ««; every applianos . payable in easy ; . mplithJty^ ...,.,., s^^^i of Northern JIlfeoli^^T shopping It our complete ;t your table is to be had fS-by" phoning. ||i£ you wisl* yiiiiuHiiiiiauHuiuimiiiiiiiHi Mil UUm FZL^sssmmniK^BiiK ssHl Our meat de? partment is unsi on the north but the finest §:-quaitty-:df-.§ fmeat-;W%fj| I fered for I ;lallf Kello ^niune ^ Impo^ift5^W^^' 'cneese, 7||| fj^refet sardines]^i sauce or tomato, per .....: can, 23c; 3 "ci^S^j^^^ .65c:': Tuna fish» best white meat^ per large m can, 4gc/ per doz.. ,:^^gg^g:^M^ WsM J Half-size can^'of^Tuna^iiei^n Best large cans of Royal Red Salmon, Savoy, Richelieu brand, per doz. $5.75 .peril Richelieu, Colossal . .^^.^i^^IBc' ; .::per;doip; FREE-Cream Oil Soap-FREl 1 bar Cream Oil Soap with each 5 bars CrystaT JrVhite-Soapr-FREE;^!^ Monarch Red Kidney Beans, per No. jean 15crrperdoz» #;........;..$1.50 Sprague & Warner No. 2 cans of Pork and Beans, 2 cans for 25c; doz. $1.25 Pure Jahi and Pr^efi|l"bl'^li ffidt5 and flavors such as strawberry, i ilberry, peach, apricot, pineapple, ^pWackberry and^pjuntr^9 ck? also 16 oz. jars, while the; |doz. $4.25; per jar..». JiM ^lEiatge can of Royal Ann cherries, w §jj§ Black Cherries^t^i^m^ ^S i&3&J&£^ $5;50|; SS^beam" Frtiit 'Sa^^^lpgejc^ns, per lean 45c; per doz^^^/.iSfffT.. .$5.25 lawaiian Pineapple, sliced or grated. Coney .'Sear.', JeHy; per glass ^iiflfIff 10c Rich preserved Cumquat, per large jar, rt^onr6hiir|[auce,large'r^^ " o. % cans, while they last, per can f^ "Tper^idz.^ rtNd. 3 can of Burt OlneVs Eastern Welch'pGra^^ ISwiffs Hams, whole, 11 to^2 Ibi^iatih, ^orjris:§^r(|n^^ ^Ffesh,' Spareribs, per l$!i\ mEM§l?^M0^^m ;Freshly;inade.:.lamb:l»ttie.^ """^WT^t-^ Tartar Sawe7f^"^^ Wrights SaMd l^Wll K*:. •riri1*U'-.,»c,:*':»K: lltii^ j|iej^ Ib^ianS ^•*s»^v^"»/^V^;,f*.;^.;«^.^;.;»:%.i;:^ ;» : Rayo Candles, 12 in a box (white) reg- ular .45c/ oiivsale':.at>>.^-.;:^;.;i>,^^: Prunes, nice size Santa Clara prunes/ ;;|5 lbs.; ^for.v.^..;,:. .'.: *-^:^y:^{^ihh^M^^^^':' elch's. Grape Juice/ pint bottle, 30cf , per doz. $4.50; quart bottles, 00c; ; -. pei^p%.vr.-.V,.^^.;^^ Full quarts of XX Special Green m. _ _ Old MonlToih^ i-iv^JT" ported oils, per quart can, $1.25; per â- ^*s^^ ^ainiair^ah;^^ \&Mmn:: jtrawberries, or pitted, red cherries, §|>er fism J%*^^.;dc^:i^|,||/,^ .....ieB-6r; :3jfc:;gper::doz.;./ pier can ^""^-V'it, > «â- â- Â» *':'*'•.•â- Â»* New i, per pint can 25c; quart "can Jiv;:i#^*^4^^^^#S:^TOc:: iteli7;Ho^: sgt^thes ^quu^^to'^'c^Jok- e prunes. St^^p^i ial Price on Sunshine Biscuits, Takhoma Crackers. Per doz boxes JL_ ll.„.. JOr... ':..i»-> '... •:•;•> '«':»-'7»!;;i7»j*7i|^^.. :;•;'• !i»i flptltllill "^iiWl^S -ftigf|i|f(tiilSil iSSi iS&SSS Jmpqrted^^ :--j^v|H-^lly»-pe^^aaa.::;;..;#^ Qraha^^Crispy|^v*a^^ . cheese Sandwiches, 15c packages ai l4trge^teUo';% |5;-pier"r"canS^i|ii^ Large packages of s gfy sold ior^^ ^T^y^ua^, ^^W^W^^^-M^m^^m.^^