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WILMETTE LtFE October 12, 1928 CHICKEN A Dtlicioru 014-Time Food There is a goodness in chicken that you could not possibly know ·until you ·havt tasred Wap1it Valley Chicken. Hue is chicken of fork-cutting tenderness-full of delicious flavor-full muted-a treat you will want to repeat. This new savoriness added to the old-time favorite food chicken comes from scientific breeding and feeding. A new kind of chicken is produced that is unequalled for fine eating. Students in 'the professional schools on the McKinlock campus of Northwestern university have an athletic field worth more than a million dollars. This recreational ground, just completed, is bounded on the north by Superior street; on the east by Lake Shore drive, on the south by Huron street and on the west by · McClurg court, and covers 70,000 square feet. As the property is valued at $22 a square foot, the field is worth more than $1,500,000. · It will be used as an athletic field until the building program on the McKinlock campus is resumed. A football field for the playing of touch football, a baseball field, three fields for playground ball, a baskethan court, one for volley ball, a tennis court , and two fields for horseshoe pitching have been laid. There are bleachers for the accommodation of 500 persons. The new recreational gro,...nd was formally opened Thursday of this week. Besid'e s games of playground ball between student teams of the four professional schools, a picked team composed of members of the McKinlock campus faculties will play a team made up of members of the Evanston faculties for the faculty championship. President Walter Dill Scott will be called upon to umpire · the faculty games. McKinlock Campus Bouts Bursts Into Verse Million Dollar Playfield to Boost Cause of That Rummage Sale Mrs. Eric Scudder, well known writer of the Vocational Society for Shut-Ins of Chicago, is responsible for the following bit of verse which indicates the interest evidenced in the rummage sale to be held October 18 by the Woman's Guild of Christ Church, Winnetka. Everyone on the north shore has been asked to contribute discarded articles and to make purch~ses at this sale. Mrs Scudder's verse reads : LADIES! Last .season's dress, which sudden seems too shortNor full en.ou,gh-to enter this year's sport; That hat-th<.. t makes you look a little illThe dog-earl!ld uovel that has ceased to thrill; · . The mohair chair of which you.'ve gronm ashamed, The chi1la pup a slamming door once lamed; The handbag Mrs. Jones bought so much finer, The plates the Boston Store 1tsed for headliner, . The knickers Junior long ago discarded, Forgotten to:rs that gather dust, 1mg1wrdedTltcsc all would help to build The proceeds of the Ladies Guild! Smd to Winnetka's Christ church Rummage Sale, And when St. Peter listens to your tale, He'll note ·with red, October eighteroth a.s its day A1rd for One Deed, perchance-may let ,}'OU stay! . TO GIVE P. T. A. TEA The first grade of the Logan school will entertain the parents and teacher's at a tea next Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Charles ..E. Farnsworth of Anaconda, Mont., is a guest of her brother, Charles N. Roberts, of 1014 Lake avenue. Wapsie Valley Chicken Such chickens can only come from one place-from the very burt of America's poultry country-from the rich, fertile · farm lands of Iowa. Here the Wapaie V111ley Chicken· are carefully raised and scientifiully fed. When ideal for eating they are individually dressed "dry-picked!' Never are they allowed to soak in water. They are all chicken from surt to finish. Separately wrapped in clean white parchment paper. crated and shipped direct to your dealer, and to the famous club and restaurant kitchens of the world. -MRs. ERIC Scunn~R. IRE DALE PACKING and SHIPPING of HOUSEHOLD GOODS University 9100 STORAGE NOTICE Only the dealers listed receive Fresh Direct Shipments of the Genuine W APSIE VALLEY CHICKENS and nosltlvely will not substitute. BF~WARE Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Blymyer of 626 Lake avenue spent last week-end !n Lansing, Mich. visiting their son, Frank, who is working there. Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Jenkins, 630 Lake avenue, accompanied them. Frank Blymyer returned to Wilmf'tte for a short visit with his family. : ·= ·=· ,. ,j of the dealer who elalms to have the genuine and tries to sub· etltute Inferior quality. 'VAPSIE VALLEY CHICKENS are entirely dltrerent, they are fat and plump- fall of soft, tender, flavory meat, perfeetly dry and eleanly dressef" You will not find the eraw fall of eoarse feed aad gravel, or soaked full of water like the ordinary kind that are belnK" sold at low prices to fool the public. You would not bay milk or cream from a dairy that you knew added ·ater to It to cheapen lt. You would not bay pork chops that did not haYe the proper proportion of meat on them. Why should yon bay eblekens that are large In frame without the proper proportion of meat, and besides have the cr.aws, ett!., stutred full of feed and gravel, and eoaked full of water to make It appear that you are getting a plump hea VJ' chicken at a very low prlee! You are lot~lng one-halt pound of meat on enry three pound water soaked chicken you buy, or about seven cents on every pound, and If J'OU are buying a sJx pound chicken you are losing just double this amount. W APSIE VALLEY CHICKENS cannot be soaked full of water to take on weight, bet.ause they are DRY ·PICKED. For that reason you get all chlt>ken for your money Instead of water, frame and gravel. Bay your W APSIE VALLEY CHICKENS from the dealers listed, and you will be sure to get the Genuine Perfeetly Fresh at the right price. Football~~ An Autumn Day.... A Box of B. & G. Candy.... The ideal combination for SaturdayHundreds of Evanstonians already know it - Join the happy throng of candy fans and every week-end afterward your box of B. ~ G. will be as important as your football ticket. (We deliver twice daily anywhere in Evanston) W APSIE VALLEY CHICKENS Are being shipped "FRESH DIRECT" only to PAT.,ACR MARKET COMPANY ;sa Elm Street, ·winnetka PALACE MARKET COI\IP ANY 1941 Central St., El·anston P.U,ACE 1\IARKET COMPANY IH» Wilmette An·., Wilmette PALACE 1\IARKET COMPANY lio9 Sherman Ave., Evanston ... Served exclwively at the SKOKIE COUNTRY CLUB 56 7 Lincoln Ave. Winnetka 16 3 3 Orrington Ave. Evanston WA.PSIB VALLEY CHICKEN DIDDBMDBMCE PRODUCE CO. ladepeadeaee, Iowa