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WILMETTE . LIPE February 15, 1929 Dar · D ay·BaraaiDs· IIODdiQ' and TaesdaJ', Feb. 18·19 1 No. 1 No. .2~ Black Label Pears ...... : ...... . 1 No. 2~ Black Label Peache·s ........... ~ 3 Cans No. 20 Club llouse Peaches ........................ . -+ Cans Flo\Yer Girl Sliced ·Peaches ........................ . 3 No. · 2 .~ Cans -J~yndon Royal .1\nn Cherries ................... . -+ lb. Jar Pure Fruit PreserYes ...................... . 3 Vase Jars Club House I)reser\·es ...................... . Stra\Yberry, Raspberry ,· Pine Cot, Cherry Young folks Get in Their Sleighing 20 Black Label Pineapple .......... ~ 3 SI.OO SI.OO SI.OO SI.OO SI.OO ~~~~~tJ~r·s· ~ ~i~~~:~ .~I·i'.'~~....... SI.OO ~:ic~ ~~~~s ~~i~~:·."s ~~~~~~.ato......... SI.OO SI oo ~ ~~;:~ i~·b·~. ~ ::~ ~~~ ':~~·~, ~ sI.00 ~~.~::~~a?~~~ ~.~t~s·e· :".h.~l~ ........... SI.OO R ~~~~~i~::re .~~i~·~. ~.i~ Sl.OO 3 .. .. 6 Young people in the First Presbyterian church parish are taking advantage of the snowiest winter in a decade, as evidenced by this group about to embark on an old-fashioned sleighing party. Even the driver '3eems quite happy over the prospects of a "large" evening. 6 Cans Lyndon Xo.· 2 I: Sifted Peas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · Parents Enjoy Scouting Anniversary Week Program A large crowd of Kenilworth parents and other interested citizens attended the Boy Scout Anniversary week program of the Kenilworth scouts in the new memorial gymnasium at the Joseph Sears school last Tuesday- night. Harry P. Harrison, chairman of the Kenilworth troop committee, spoke and in- ............ ............... SI.OO lOp~~~; ~~~t.t. ~-~~~I~.'~':)~ I.e~ sI.,00 Speelals lo· F·lday and Satu.day ,e:0~1~1 ~e~~~~:~~~ ~~:r.i~~~. :·.a·n·t~. Jfic ,i~~::<;g ~<~r·k· :·.o.i~t. ~~~~~...... ....... 27C Sh~~~~:~~· ·~~~~. ~{·o·a:~~...... 28c nr;~~~n~t ~ ~~~ ~':i.t ~. ~~~~~~ ............ . 2Jc Fa;~~n~ry. ~~r~~~. ~.i~~~c~ .'~~~~?~....... 48c SI.OO Ar~~~~~~s~~r. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .~r. ~~~?.. 29c · ·ss~;~:~d~. ~~~~~ .~~~~~. ~.r~~~.u.l~~~(~ ..... ............ J ... .. .. ... 1 Parlor Broon1 and Dust Pan 2 Cans of Dazzle Shoe Polish ( Hro\\'11, 1~an or Black) . . . . . . . . . . 2 Large 1 \tnerican F atnily Soap Flakes, 2 Jap Rose Soap; $1.30 Yalue for . . . . . . ~~~:;oes ........................ SI oo SI~OO · · traduced Scout David Marti'n of Minnesota who was one of three scouts picked from the entire country to accompany Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson on their recent trip to the interior of Africa, where the motion picture "Simba" was filmed. Competition between sections A and B of the Kenilworth scout troop was also a feature of the program. The competition ended in a tie, each side taking twenty points. .. sI oo FOR SALE DOLLAR DAY ONLY Two complete iron cord sets ............ $1 Twenty feet silk lamp cord ............ :.. $1 Renew frayed cords now l Eight lbs. special Naphtha .............. _ .... $1 Washing machine soap chips ............. · Any three glass shades ................ $1 Formerly priced to $2.50 3 Pounds Armour Star Bacon, Sliced WILL .GIVE $1 for yolir old iren on purchase of new iron. $1 for your old toaster on purchase of new one. $1 down wiD put a Hoover in your home. $1 off on every $10 purchase. GEORGE E. WRITE HIGH GRADE GROCERIES AND MEATS Formerly Klinge and Whitt RIDGE AVENUE near Lake Avenue PHONES: WILMETTE 113-114 $ Dannemark Electric ·Co. WUmette 214$ 1151 Wilmette Ave.