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I·ebruarv 21, 1930 WILMETTE . LIF! $ NEW COMMm'EE TO TAKE Dr. John Segsworth CHARGE OF COMPLAINTS (Continued from page 3) called upon A. R. Peterson, chairman of the Kenilworth Citizens' Tax com. mittee, tn explai~ the action already taken hy Kenilworth, and opened the meeting to discu:;sion by any other taxpayer in the township who cared to talk on the matter. All of those who spoke commended the action taken hy the New Trier Citizens' Tax committee to date and urged the adoption of the resolution. A standing vote of the one thousand taxpayers present showed that they were heartily in favor of the resolution. Mr. Hughes then proceeded to the ~flpointmcnt of the following men to represent New Trier taxpayers in their campaign for equitable taxation : A. R. Peterson of Kenilworth, chairman. (two Pther members to he appointed by Mr. Peterson to represent Kenilworth) ; H . S. Marshall. Robert H. \Vallace and Robert F. Doepel to represent \Vinnctka; \V. C. Reinhold, L. C. Ayres and G. ]. Diltz to represent Wilmette, and ( ). ~1. Kremhs. George ]. Pope, and ,, .. C. :\filler to represent Glencoe. Succumbs to Death, Suddenly, Tuesday , Dr. John Segsworth, 1006 Forest avenue, the oldest physician in Wilmette in point of service. died suddenly at the Evanston hospital on Tuesday, February 18, at the . age of 63 years. Dr. Segsworth \vas horn in Toronto and was a graduate of thi University l)f Toronto medical school. He came to Wilmette in 1895 and has been a practicing physician here for thirtyFve years. Dr. Segsworth was instrumental in organizinrr the Wilmette Ph: v sicians' rluh. He was a charter member of tht> vVilmette Baptist church, a charter p1ember of the North Shore Golf club, ;;nd was one of the oldest members of tlte Guilmette Country club. His lorlg<" :..(fi liations included membership in \\.ilmette lodge No. 931, A. F. 2.nd :\. M., \Vilmette chapter No. 2.53. 'R. A. M, and \Vilmette chapter No. MOSTor '"!BEST roa 'HLEAST ~ -· MJ;;AT .MARK~T co· ~ . . . 11/.11!~ All Telephone and C. 0. D. Ordc ·· Carefully and Quickly Deli:vered Charge Accounts Solicited from Reliable People SPECIALS FOR FRI. AND SAT.,· FEB. 21st and 2Znd· - TO BE ABSOLUTELY SURE of getting "sure to please" poultry, 7011 wlll play safe b7 sl'lt>ctlng from our stock. First of all-we receive dally FRESH POULTRY direct from the farms. Yow are not offered poultry of t.he "lf\ft·over" klnfl. 753, 0. E. S. Stiles is Treasurer Dan G. Stiles, vice-president of the First Kational hank in \Vilmette, was appointed trea surer of the taxpayers' association. The $5 fee authorized in the resolution adopted Tuesday night to meet expenses of the committee in filing corr.plaints with the Board of Re,·iew and in carrying on its fight for a readjustment of the present tax inequalities may be left with Mr. Stiles in his office at the bank. At the · close of the mass meeting Tue d:1y night a motion was passed thanking the Citizens' Tax committee appointed at the previous mass meeting at the Howard school in \\'i]mette for its work on behalf of 1'\ew Trier taxpayers. Members of this committee were: G. ]. Diltz and \V. C. Reinhold of \Vilmette: Courtenay C. Davis of Keni lworth; H. S. Marshall and Robert F. Doepel of \Vinnetka, and George R. Young and \Villiam ] . Schneider of Glencoe. He is survived ll\· his ·widow, Mrs. H . .Maud~ Segsworth, and two daughters, Mrs. Howard Duncan of vVilmette. and M' rs. \V. ] . Kitchen of Sharon. Ma ss. Dr. Segsworth lea\·es a wide circle of friends on the nor~h shore. The funeral ser\'ices were held Thursda" afternoon, February 20, at 2 o'clock in the \Vilmette Baptist church, -..dth the Rev. George D. Allison, pastor 1 . 0!' the church, officiating. The services 1 were under the auspices of the v\'ilmette Masonic lodge. Burial took place <... · Rosc h ill cemetery. W APSIE VALLEY FARMS ('Ooperate to make It possible for us to furnish Wapsle Valley Poultry for Church, Lodge, Club and speelal dinner parties at spedal prices, on short notice. Consult our manager. SPRING LEG OF LAMB. Cut f1:-om gen· uine Spring Lambvery tender and de.licioua in flavor. Lb., J2}c TENDER SIRLOIN STEAK-the ideal in flavor-cut f1·om the finest select native beef. Try it. Lb. .......... . 4Sc Mrs. Dayton, Mother of Mrs. John Martin, Dies ~frs. ~[atilda A. Davton died at the age of 92 years last Saturday morning, February 15, at the home of her daughter, M r~;. ]. C. Martin, 921 Tenth sireet. Mrs. Daytou was born in Massena, N. Y., in 1R37. She had lived in \\"ilmt'tte for ten years anrl wa._ a ;11ember of the \\.ilmette .Methodist church. The funeral services were nmducted bv Dr. Horace G. Smith on :vronda\· a(ternoon, \vith burial at .\lemor.ial park cemetery. WAPSIE VALLEY BUTTER. Ita flavor tells the atory. We want you to know about this PURE Butter-h.ence this C low price. Lb. 39 SHOULDER LAMB ROAST. You will be delighted wjth this PALACE quality. Fine for your Sunday Dinner. Lb. .. ...... . 26!c --------------------------------------------- TENDER POT R 0 A S T - not stringy, dry roast. of our Pot Roasts carefully selected th.e ir tenderneu. Lb·. . 29}C the All are for SMALL LEAN PORK LOINS. Cut from young porkers--a real treat in flavor. Very tender - a PALACE quality that "Dever faila to pleaae. Lb. . . .. .... . 24! C February 21, 1930 The man who say!:> he run ~ thing-s at his house may mean the washing machine or the vacuum cleane1·. ought to be a . warning for every married man in Wilmette. They tell us this actually happened over at Ed's Eat Shop the othe1· day. A young marri~d man made thP statement t h a t he gives all the dimes he gets to his wife. He boug·ht a cigar and Ia id down a dollar. Ed gave him nine' dimes in change and the fellow hollered his head off. We wondet· if the wife actually got those dimes. "JACK SPRATT" BACON. Here's something great-and it's priced very low for this week end. Slieecl · in ~2-Ib. pkga · .... .. 17lc PURE PORK SAUSAGE MEAT· . "Palace" product, aea·~nec:l just right. C Lb ......... .. . . 32 MONDAY'S SPECIAL We pride ourselves on the quality of our LOIN LAMB CHOPS. You'll notice the difference when you tute th.eae Ch~p.. Very select. Chops that pleue! Lb·................. .. ...... ... . ..... .......... you owe comes along just as you are paying cash for your gasoline. 4Sc IIORTB SHORE IL\RKB'IS · Winnetka '181 Elm St. Winnetka 4 and liS Wilmette 1145 Wilmette An. Wilmette 1814 aad 711 Hubbard Woods 810% Llndea ATe. Wl:!aetka 417 aad 418 BVAMS'lOR MARKETS li&t Sherman Avea·e Greenleaf 1818·181'1 705 Mala Street 1841 Ceatral Street Greenleaf ·flU Greenleaf 188t U07 Greealeat. Street UnJnnJt7 17ot