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-~- ---· ·-··--. * r: ' _____.__. ___·r,.--------. ~ILMBTTE . LIJ?~ October 5, 1928 APPEAL FOR CLOTHIN~ · SELLER OF GOOD FOOD __ aD Dea··D .. Ceatnl A···ae aad IStb StNet 1\eaes Grocer, 510-511-512-513 Meats 514 Speeial lale-Oet. 5th to l5tb Wilmette Post no. 46, of the American Legion has disposed of all clothing donated throughout the year and now makes further appeal to the citizen-, of Wilmette for any clothing- mens, wo!'len's·. and children'3-to be used 10 stncken Florida areas and other points as necessary. Send ta L. J. Orr. service officer, 1002 Greenleaf ave!'ue. This work is being done contmuously. The American · Legion is organized for service ! OpportutJity B Days · ·. Newest ·Event in Wilmette art·····t 42c SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS. 32c Y2 FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER STEAK. 32c NATIVE RIB ROAST OF BEEF. 'Vhole only. Saturday, Oct. 6th only. Lb. . ... . . . ... . ~============='=:! Central Pharmacy Open ·ness Saturday for Bull 8Yz to 11 lbs. each. Lb .. Lb. . ........................ . . . .... . . SUGAR. CANE GRANULATED. 10 lbs. . ................ . .......... . . . IDAH~ 67c BAKING POTATOES. ~ Peck, 15 lbs. . ........... . ............ . WISCONSIN POTATOES. Peck, 15 lbs. . ............. . .......... . APPLES. . ·There are more apples this year than you can shake a stick at, and they are wonderfully fine. 45c 28c 70c The Central Pharmacy, work on which has been in progress for several weeks in the corner store space at Eleventh street and Central avenue, will observe its formal opening Saturday, October 6, under the ownership and management of L. A. Barker. Mr. Barker has operated stores in Chicago and Oak Park, but will devote himself exclusively to the new Wilmette business, it is explained. The store will cary the standard lines of drugs and accessories. Mr.s. James Ross Baird of Urbana, with her son, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Hoffman of Ravinia. Mrs. Baird was formerly Miss Faith Hoffman . of Wilmette. -:r--E. Almdale of 1516 Mr. and Mrs. T Spencer avenue have moved to their new home at 520 Knotlwood drive, this .:.:w-=ee=k:.:.. . .............~--------..........................~===:-:::-::: ·························· The retail committee of the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce has dect·ded to inaugurate a monthly observ.: ance of special bargain days in the s·t ores of Wilmette. These days will be knowh as Opportunity Days, and will be the Friday and Saturday. following h the 15th of each mont · This month Opportunity Days will be observed Friday and Saturday, October 19 and 20. Each merchant cooperating in the plan will offer unheard of bargains, according to an announcement by the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce, which states further : "They are going to sell merchandise cheaper than it has ever been sold before. There is no secret about the idea back of this plan. They want you to come to their store and see for yourself the completeness of their stock, the moderateness of their prices, and the courtesy of their salespeople." Banker Has Narrow Escape in Motor Crash Saturday E. B. Knudtson, of 1141 Chestnut avenue, president of the First National bank, narrowly escaped serious injury Saturday about 5:20 p. m. when his car collided with another driven by E. w. Dakin, of 2207 Ridge avenue, Evanston, at the intersection on Lake avenue and Fifteenth street. Mr. Knudtson was driving east on Lake avenue. His car overturned when struck by Dakin's car going south on Fifteenth street. Minor ·injuries to Mr. Knudtson and damage to both cars resulted. Robert McKay, Jr., of 823 Chestnut avenue has entered his freshman year at St. John's Military academy. ~~~ ~~o[~s~~~~~s: . ~- ~~-- ~~~~~~ ~~~.h.~~-- . I I BLACK CONCORD GRAPES are very plentiful and \' reasonable. If you are going to n1ake Grape Juice, do it now. TIP TOP BUTTER. The highest grade of butter tuade. 1 lb. carton . . . . . . . . . . . . C 56 M. Porteahauser Painter and Decorator Estimates Without - - - - - -- F~?t~R, ~il~~t~:. ~~~~~-u.r~. -~- -~~~~-.. SJ.l2 Obligation IB ·EDALB PACIUNG aDd SHIPPING of TECUMSEH TOMATOES. No.2 can. Really wonderful. Doz. $1.35. Can ..... PETER RABBIT PEAS. Sweet Garden 12c ISc 1030Greealeaf Phoae2764 L························~ HOUSEHOLD GOODS UnlnnltJ' tltt · S T o ·a AGE Peas. Doz. $1.7 5. Can .... . ......... . . I want to tell you that these are the finest peas that were ever put in cans, at this price. M a rat h o n Swiaa Gruyere Claeeae. Imported. In portions. Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37c Fancy Old New York Claeeae. Lb. . . . .... ... . . .. .. . .. .. . . 44c: Shellecl Pecane. . Bright, fancy, new. Lb . .. . .. .. . . ... .. . . . 77c Coffee. My own blend. VVhy do you pay Sc a pound extra for Coffee put up in cans ? This coffee is equal to any of them. Lb. . ....... .SZc SaDtoa Coffee. Splendid value. Lb. ... .. . .. .. . ... .. . . .. ... 4Zc Richeliea Seecllen aDd Seeclecl Raieiu. Pkg. . .. . .... . .. ..IZc CampiMll'a Tomato Soup. Doz. . . .... ... ... ... .. .... $1.ZI, Riclaelieu Oli·e Oil Pure Italian. Qt. Can .. .. . . .. .. . . $1.15 Clo·er HiD Spanish Queen OliYee. Large fancy olives. Full quart . . .. .. . .. . .. . ... Sic No- SUch Strawberry Pre· eenw. Absolutely first quality. No. 1 jars. Doz. $Z.J5 Jar ... . ... ...... . .. . . . ... .ZSc Ob Ri..- Ruaiaa Ca·iar· ~-s. Can .. .. ........ . . .. ...... .ZSc F....U... B.....t aDCI Batter Pick· ..._ Pint bot. . . . ... . ..... Z1c B·.-tt'a Vaailla E:atract. 2 oz. bot . ... . .. .. ..... . ...... .. . 34c c-...... ............._ These are really the finest made. Lb. ........ . ..............· At the Patty Shoppe Delicious Wright'1 Supreme Mayonnaiae Salad Dreaaiq. Full qt . ... 8lc American Family Laundry Soap. 80 large bars in box $S.ZS 10 bars ... . . .... _........ .66c Golden Gate Peachea. Richetieu quality guaranted. No. 1 can. Doz. $1.80. Can ... . . _. .. . tSc Golden Gate Ear Pluma. Richelieu quality guaranteed. No. 1 can. Doz. $2.40. Can .. . . . . .Ztc Golden Gate Apricota. Richelieu quality guaranted. No. 1 can. Doz. $1.80. Can .. ... ... ... lSc IJull'a . Eye Fancy Reel Alaska Salmon. No. 1 tall can. Doz. Can . . . . . .. .... .... .33c Roadel Boneleaa Sardines. Imported. ~-s. Large can . . .3!c Monaoon Asparaau1 Pointe. No. 1 square can. Doz. $3.50 Can ...... .. ....... .. . . . . . 30c Monaoon Hawaiiala Sliced Pine· . . apple. Large No. 2Yz can. Doz. $3.35. Can ........ .. .. . . .. Zic Cotton Cloth Crepe Toilet Paper. S p 1e r d i d quality of }>leached paper. 100 rolls in case $1.15. 12 rolls . . . . . . .ISc Richelieu Matchea. Package 6 large boxes . . . . ... . .... . .. Z7c P. lc W. Ammonia. Full qt. Zlc ' P. " · V/. _ Bhaina. Full qt.-. . . : .21C PUMPKIN PIES An appropriate desert for crisp fall days. COFFEE CAKES For Sunday morning breakfast we wil\ 1 have a full assortment of cotlee cakes. Have One Saved for You PHONE WILME'ITE $3.-. 575 THE PATTY SHOPPE 0/'/'o&ite New Notional Bank o· Wilmette Ave. I