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WILMETTE LIFE November 23, 1928 usea SELLER OF GOOD FOOD Ceatatal A.veaae aad IZtb StNet Phoaes Grocery 510-511-512-513 Meats 514 THANKSGIVING SPECIALS Nov. 23rd to 29th PLEASE BUY EARLY. We will be very busy Wednesday. We are going to do everything in o~r power to have the finest quality of 'furkeys, Chickens (including the Ford Sedalia Brand), Geese and Ducks. Please pick out your Turkey Monday or Tuesday. FLORIDA ORANGES. 216 size. Balls ·o f delicious, S\veet juice. Doz. . ..... FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT. 80 size. First quality, heavy fruit. Doz., $1; 3 for JONATHAN APPLES. Wenatchee Valley. Perfect. 40 lbs. net. Box, $2.95; 10 lbs. MORGAN'S PURE SWEET CIDER. 20c rebate for jug. Gal. .... .. .... ~ ..... . MOTT'S EXTRA FANCY CIDER. ~-gal. bottle .................... ~ .... . RICHELIEU PUMPKIN. Far better than fresh They'll See Dartmouth · Clalh on Free Tickets Winners of last week's WILME'I"l't ticket contest have been annoqnced by our conte-5t editor. Ea'Ch of them has been mailed a free tickeV to the big intersectional game tomorrow afternoon at Dyche stadium between Northwestern and Dartmouth. Here are the winners of · the final football ticket contest for this year: Fred W. Russell, 222 Woodbine avenue, Wiimette. Harry Klunder, 909 Chestnut 5treet, Wilmette. Arthur Boyajian, 1027 Main street, Wilmette. LIFE football Garbage Contract, New Snow Plows, Is Business of Board . The Village board in ·regular session Tue·sday night finished its formal business in record time. The regular meeting, which was preceded by an hour's closet session, adjourned in twelve minutes. The usual meeting of the Board of Local Improvements wa·s dispensed with. Two bids were received for the removal of garbage in the village. The present contract with private interests expires next month, and the proposed garbage incinerator, bonds for which were voted at the special referendum on national election day, will not be ready. This make's a new private contract necessary. R. C. Rugen. holder of the present garbage removal contract, volunteered to make three calls daily during the summer and two in the winter for $990 per month. F. H. Biederer submitted a bid of $875 per month for the same work. The matter was referred to the public service committee. Superintendent of Public Works C. C. Schultz wa·s authorized to advertise for bids for two rubber tread snow plows. A motion was passed authorizing a contract with the Public Service company for the installation and maintenance of lights on Wilmette avenue, Lake avenue, and Glenvie~ road in the west section of Wilmette. s---------------..: Miss Cecelia Gilroy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Gilroy of 124 Woodbine avenue, attended the Chicago-Illinois game la·st week-end and will return for the Thanksgiving vacation. She brought one of her Pi Beta Phi sorority sisters from the University of Ill·inois to visit :1t her home last week-end. Miss Gilroy i'3 a prominent leader of campus and social activities at the university: --oMr. and Mrs. H. W. Alger of 154 Warwick road, Kenilworth, left yesterday for the east to attend the HarvardYale game and to spend Thanksgiving with their daughter, Miss Elizabeth, who is attending Ogontz ·school. pu~~k~~· .. ~.a.r~·e· ~ ~·. · ~. ~~~~·.. ~.o.z: .~~-~~ _;. 2Sc SSe SOc SOc 20c 33c -o- "~~~~. ~~~ ~~.~~~~~.... .. .. .. ... .. .. RI~~.Ec~~~~. ~~~~. ~~~~~ -~~~·- . . . GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE SALAD DRESSING. Full qt.. SSe; pint, 48c; 8 oz. }4c HEINZ MINCE MEAT. The best in the 26 world. 2-lb. can, 4Sc; 1-lb. can . . . . . . . . . . C HEINZ PLUM PUDDING. Large 42 1 lb., 14-oz. can, 7Sc; 15-oz. can . . . . . . . . . . · C N~~; c~~-.. ~~~--~~-~~~. . . . . · . . . . . . . . . · . . Mr. and Mrs. W. Harridge of 1440 Forest avenue have just returned from Announcement has been made of a trip south to Gulf Port and Biloxi, the wedding of Mis'3 Isabelle Dunlop, Miss. and New Orleans. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William D. -oDunlop of Irving Park, and Charles Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hargis of 1420 Dedi of Chicago. The ceremony took Washington avenue announce the birth place on the evening of October 27, at of a daughter, Barbara} on September the home of the bride's cousin, Mrs. N. C. Greigg of 727 Central avenue. 13, at the Roger3 Park hosp>lal. c~~~~~ ~~~~ -~~~-~~~ -~~~: . .. . . . . S 1.90 w~~~~~c~~~~. -~~~~-~·. . . . .. ... . . . .. 33c BaLy Stuart Chriatmas Mixed All Filled Candy. Pure. Fancy quality. 1~ lb. jar ....... 60c: Mixed Nub. The finest quality of Almonds, Filberts, Brazil and English Walnuts. Only. lb. . . .. . ................... 36c Frait Cake. National Biscuit Co. 5 lb. cake $S.M, 2 lb . . . .... $1.75 Collec· Lar,. Spaaiah Queen Oli..... No. 20, . 14~ oz. · jar ....................... 48c H. .et Califonaia Ripe Oli~ea. Extra large olives, pint can 32c: Peel. Leghorn citron, lb ..... Me Orange and Lemon .. ~...... 31c: c..p&re Marah·e·wa, lb. 3lc: CMcolate D i p p · d Caramela. lb. . ....................... Gc: Caftlr, Oka River, can .... 2Sc: oz. jar .................... 25c: Pia ...... lb. l4c: Ce'll· ....... Giq.. Small pot ........ : . .. ... ........ S4c 42c 51 C 25C Rlc.rl· C...... aa.n... 3~ c- ·· · PaM7 P. . P-.clt Pnertn.. 1 lb. jar .................. ZSc Baby Stuart Whole Spiced Pickled Peaches. Large No. 2% can .................. 4Sc King Kelly Orange Marmalade. Pure, Sweet, 15 oz. jar .. .SSe: Raisins. Richelieu Spa n i s h Cluster. The finest grown. 4Sc lb. California Clusters, lb . .... 20c Richetieu Seedless and Seeded. 15 oz. package . ........... llc Schley Jumbo Paper Shelled Pec:aDr, lb. . .. ............ 60c Fancy SheUecl Pecans, lb . .... 77c Faac,. S.hellecl E ...liah Wamuts. lb . ......... .. ............. 77c The Coweill QualitJ Dealet Noor Fnah Datea, 3 lb. can .. $1.67 Baadacl Datu. As good as any package dates. 10-oz. pkg. lSc: De Luze· Jumlto Salted Peaauta. lb. . ....................... 31c Riclaelieu Spiced Cral.pplea. 1 lb., 10 oz. jar ......... ·... Gc MoaticeUo Pure Caataloupe Jam. 1 lb. jar .................... 25e Ricla.U.. Wlaole Ripe F.... can ...................... .25e CHRYSANTHEMUMS are as sacred to Thanksgiving as the carnation is to Mothers' Day. It is the national flower for the occasion. Here we have the quality blooms, full in size and with long stems. Place your order early to insure promp~ delivery. Telephone Wilmette Z 18 6 Frank Hlavacek & Son Ridge Road, aouth of Wilmette A"enue