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4 .. WILMETTE " L IFE April .1, 1927 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . Ga~sandPhe~s -I ~ Annual Township . Meeting, ·Ballot, Are Candidates for Tuesday, April 5 High School Board ;.. we 'll T a k e __ _ __ " ,..,II;!· ~ ..,...... ..... .. .. ...,:'· . I 7' -"Wash Day" off your calendai, Mada~! .Yes, tu~n your hours of unnecessary labor over steaming suds into hours of rest. Our modern equipment w.ill do the work as spotlessly clean as you could do it yourself-and just as you want it! A phone call- Wilmette 606- brings our driver! . .. -: . . . ' . ..;· . ~~ ; . .y . ' . . :. Leslie F. Gates. 723 Eighth street, Wilmette. and Edward ]. Phelps. 328 Leicester road Kenilworth, veteran members of' th~ New Trier Township High school Board of Education, will he candi(lates for re-election at the annual New Trier Township Hi~h School ! Board of Education election Saturday, April 9. Mr. Gates it to be a candidate for re-election as president · of the boa.rd, while Mr. ·Phelps will succeed himself as a member of that body. Both have bern prevailed upon to he candidates for .r e-election because of their splendid records and also in view of the fact that they have had a tremendously important part i.n the present a.mbitiou<; building program of the high school. It is the hope o"f the High school board that the citizens of the township will turn out in large numbers to give a convincing complimentary vote to the~c able leaders. HolDe Laund .. y A. F. DENZIN, Prop. 52 5 Main Street Phone Wilmette 606 The annual Town meeting of New Trier township, and the annual Township election are scheduled for Tuesd~y. April 5. Two offices will be filled at this election, with Walter T. Fisher of Winnetka as unopposed candidate for ·the office of Township ·~ichool trustee, and John A. Schildgen of Wilmette, as unopposed candidate for township constable. · The Town meeting is to be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the Winnetka Community House at which time, fotlowing the selection of a Moderator there will be heard the annual report's of township officers, appropria tions made, expenses defrayed and new business discussed. The Town meeting is, of course, open to all the voter~ of the township. Candidates in the Town election were nominated at a record meeting of the New Trier Citizens' "league, which is comprised of representative citizens of four villages in New Trier, Jacob M. INFANT DAUGHTER DIES Dickinson, Jr., was elected president of Dorothy Johnson, infant daughter of the league at its sessions a few weeks Mr. and Mrs. Russel Johnson, 419 ago. Gregory avenue, passed away at the Evanston hospital on Monday, March 28. Funeral services were held from Local Men Open Cabinet . the' Lewis Funeral chapel at 1120 CenShop on Greenleaf Avenue tral avenue, Tuesday afternoon, March A l:arpenter and cabinet shop known 29. Burial at 11emorial Park. as the Wilmette Carpenter and Cabinet companv. has been opened at 1145 PRESENT .. LITTLE WOMEN" GreC'nleaf avenue, Wilmette, by J. HatPupils of grade 7A of the Byron tara and \Viltiam Grusdat. The new Stolp school arc dramatizing "Little firm is completely equipped for doing vVomen," by Louise May Alcott, and all types of cabinet work a.nd for m~k will present it at a meeting of the Par - ing- general repairs. . Special attention rnt- Tcache,r association of thr school is paid to the buildmg of store and in the Stolp auditorium Tuesday, office fixtures, porch enclosures, storm April 5. doors, windows and screens. Our First Anniversary The P~tty Shoppe opened its doors to the Public just a year a~o amidst one of the worst storn1s of the year. From that time on, its business t.Oo has increased wonderfully and proved that the management's policy ~fJ of good service, cleanliness and quality goods is what the bakery '~ goods consumer wants. This evident successful policy ~9 will continue, and we hop2 that the next year will conG tinue the growth, an~ that those who have not yet bo0 visited our shop will do so during our Anniversary celebration. What We Have Accomplished f. Friday and Saturday, April 1 The continued compli~~ ments, ,day after day, on the quality of our bread and roll_ s has oe convinced us that we are producing i ,_ what the public likes. The demand for ~~ sweet rolls and cakes has been more than enoO couraging, and we do not think that they can be C: improved upon. Our sales in Coffel:! Cakes speak for ~~9 themselves; for -on our plain and Fruit Filled types of f/).. this cake, the demand has not only grown, but has brought ~fj . us an ever growing trade North and South of Wilmette. 9" The Shoppe Is Located directly opposite the Village Theatre at I I 53 Wilmette Avenue. Our phone n um}?er is Wilmette 57 s-and orders of ·one dollar or m<;>re will be deli vered free, while orily 1 oc will be the delivery charge. for smaller orders. , Birthday cakes, Wedding cake_ s, and p~rty supplies will be given special attention.