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. In recommending a lrOtaP of precinet committeemen deliiaateti oppos~d to "Crowe-cont~ canclidates," the Wilmette Voters· AdYilory cOmmittee, mad~ up of repretellt*tiTes. appointed by various Wihaette churches, clubs and civic organizations, deClares that it is following ~closely .the wishes of the Wilmette electorate u indicated in the anti-Crowe expressions in the unmistakable anti-Crowe sentiment in the balloting of a year· ago. A statement issued by tilt committee this week explains its action as follows: S.. DeciW Oppa.itioa "The decided opposition to Crowecontrolled candidates, leads this committee to endorse a list of committeemen who will support the expressed sentiment of Wilmette. "In April, 1926, Wilmette gave heavy plurality to Judge Trude for nomination as County ] udge, against Assistant State's Attorney Savage, Mr. Crowe's candidate. "M.'r. Savage was nominated, and Wilmette cast a majority against his election and . favored a Democrat, Judge Edmund K. Jarecki. "A committeeman in each precinct is elected on your primary ballot. He recommends your judges and clerks of election. In June he sits in convention to nominate your Circuit Court judges. . Miss Elizabeth Evans of 630 Greenleaf avenue entertained about ten friends last Friday evening. Mrs. R. N. Baker of 518 Washington a venue entertained friends from Chicago at luncheon and bridge Thursday of last week. --()- . s We aab loua for ~in. iiDproY·eats, COIIItnaaioa, nlauciat 'r , ..... fll iapro...t raiclelltial property. n.. .... Qll . . . . . . . ia CODYtllidt i111tallaeat1 ill 1, :a,· or 1 yean. · Oar ltii~Ye will be plulrd to pYe ce.plcte iafonutioa. a.t op111 aatil. I ~'dock Satiarday eYeaiap. ·,: -o- ··dalr np·- a ]. C. Crossley of «11 Washington avenue has been under observation at the Evanston hospital for the past few weeks. · WILSHORE BOND A MORTGAGE 1150 co~ Wilmette AYe·· Villap Tbeam .Bwa. Charming New "Thec.---~·-~ committeemen ~re ordinarily overlooked and men are elected who are in harmony with the County machine and who oppose the sentiment expressed by Wilmette. Because he controls your committeemen, ex-Sheriff Peter M. Hoffman remains a power in your district. "We therefore endorse committeemen named herein who are opposed to the Crowe domination in Wilmette, and we urge voters to support them. They are as foDows : . Frederick V. Llppen, 14th precinct; polling place, But Side, VIllage hall. C. Jlllea McDonald, 15th precinct ; polling place, Byron Stolp school. George W. Kibby, 16th precinct : polling place, Byron Stolp school. Elmer 3. Lundin, 19th precinct; Pc>lltng place, llf5 Greenleaf avenue. WilHam II. James, !Oth precinct; poWIW place, 1117 Wilmette avenue. Paul A. Hotrma.n, !tat precinct : polling place, Lopn acltooL Fred 0. Nelson, !Znd precinct ; polllng place, 8!9 Main street. FROCKS $15 You would hardly expect to find frocks of such evident gCM;MI quality at this attractive price. An inspection will convince you of their true worth-you will be delighted with the good quality materials used, their chic styles, and · · their excellent tailoring. Materials .include-': ' What 815 Will · ·-· ~! Indian Prints Silk Crep~s Georgettes - Jerseys · Wool Crepes Sports Materials .Come in today! Doz~s of these new garments are here for you to atlect from! · · W OR THEN,CARRICO COMPANY fte ....... OYDIIA1JL Perhapa ,_ ba" decidecl to keep ""' car uotlaer nar ar twa. We cu lielp . . l(lt . . . · · 1146-48 Wilmette Ave. . ;' Phone588 · facllltlea aad experienced ·eclauJc:a are ,_.. aafe pard. J'OU. aace at the lowest coat to Oar eacelleat pop perf. . .