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8 WI L M E T T E. L I FE February 28, 1930 l WILMETTE 634 4 l'ree DeUveries Dall)' Kenilworth Cub Scout · Troop Proves Popular The Cubs, new organization of boys under Scout age in Kenilworth, is adding new members each week. Four new dens of the Cubs have been organized during the past week. The work is being done under the direction of Robert · v..r. Townley, athletic director at the Joseph Sears school. Members of the four new dens and th e den chiefs are: Den No. 4-Russell Cooke, chief, Dana Morrison, Billy Taylor and Milton Hawley ; den 1\o. 5-Robert Berger, chief, Benjamin MacKinnon, Jack Fyfe, Arend Knoop, Homer Johnson, Scott Campbell, Billy Stebbins and Johnny Weese; den No. 6-Donald Stillman, Arthur Cruttenclen, Jack Fitzgerald and George Rkhards, and den No. 7-Jack Sinding. chief, Jack Marvis, Billy W olf, Gilbert Mcintosh, Arthur Bonnet and Bert Smith. M allinckrodt News Junior Auxiliary Members Will Hear "Modern Art" Talk On Thursday evening, }v!arch 6, Miss Clara MacGowan, assistant professor of the art department of Northwestern university, will speak at the meeting of the Junior auxiliary of the Woman's club of \Vilmette. Her subject will be "Interpretations of Modern Art," in which she will sketch, particularly, Impressionism~ Post-lmpressi~nism, Cubism Futurism and Dadatsm, movemer;ts of modern art. She will mention artists outstanding in these fields and also artists of the French school, and will bring prints for illustration. Mis s MacGowan spent last summer traveling and studying in Europe and in her informal talk will include material gathered while on this trip. Re servations for the · dinner, which wili precede the evening program, are to be given to: Patsy Flentye, Wilmette 1990, before · Tuesday evening. . On acount of the Better -Homes exposi~iol) which will be held in the club on March 19, 20 a·nd 21, the regular meeting of the Junior au~iliary on March 20 will be omitted. J MAPLE GROCERY &MARKET I Frying Chickens, lb. . . 33lf2c Small Hens, lb. . ........ 32c Large Fat Hens, lb·... 351/2c Fresh Eggs, doz·..... 29c I Whole Pork Loin, lb . .. . .. . . 23c Rib or .Pork Loin Ends, lb . .. 2Sc Best Brick Butter, 2 lbs . .. . 78c Good Luck Butterine, 1 lb . . 2Sc Leg of Lamb, lb . ........... 29c Fall Leg of Lamb, lb . .. . . 22~c · Breast of Lamb, lb . ...... .. .. lSc Rib & Loin Lamb Chops, lb., 4Sc Shoulders of Lamb, r4 to 6 lbs., lb . .......... . .. 23c Swift's Prem. Bacon, 3 lbs., $1.10 Bacon Squares (Sliced) 2 lbs. . ....... ............. 43c Bacon Squares, lb. . .. . .. ... . 20c Star Bacon, Whole or Half, 35c Berkshire Bacon, Whole or Half, lb . ........ 36c Swift's Prem. Ham, lb .. . .. 27~c California Hams, lb . . ....... .18c Ham Shanks, lb .. .. . .. . .. . .. . 18c Smoked Butts, lb . . .. . .. . . .. . . 37c Fresh Spare Ribs, lb . ....... . 18c Sauerkraut, quart . .. ........ ISc Pork Shoulder, sliced, lb . . . .. 22c Pork Shoulder, whole, lb . ... 18c Calves' Liver, lb . . ........... 7Sc Calves' Brain, lb ... . . . ....... 18c Pork Liver, 2 lbs ... . ......... 2Sc Young Steer Liver, lb . .. . .... 28c Salt Pork, lb . . .... . : . ........ 2Sc Pork Tenderloin, lb. . ..... . .60c Chitterlings, lb. . . .... . .... . .. 8c Summer Sausage, lb . . . . .. . . .4Sc Home-made Sausage Meat, 30c Small Link Sausage, lb . .... . . 29c Mickelberry's or Jones' Sausage Dried Beef, lb . ...... .. ...... 69c Best Round & Sirloin Steak, 4Sc Flank Steak, lb .. . . .. .. .. ... . 35c Sirloin Steak, lb . . .... ... : ... 3Sc Best Rib Roast Beef, lb., 35c-38c Best Pot Roast, lb .. .... . 2Sc-28c Short Ribs Beef, lb . ..... .. .. 18c Boneless Rump Roast, lb . .... 34c Leg V eat, 10 to 12 lbs., whole, 28c Breast of Veal, lb . .. .. .. . . . ., 18c Shoulder Veal Roast, lb . .. . .. 25c V eat Rib Chop~ lb . . .. . .. . . .. 28c V eat Loin Chops, lb...... . . .. 3Sc Best Grade Lard, 2 lbs . ...... 2Sc Last Thursday the eighth grade girls of the neighboring parish schools witnessed a most exciting basketball game at the Mallinckrodt gym. Th e senior and the junior teams met on the floor. Until the fourth quarter it was difficult to determine the victors. Th e game closed with a score of 15-10 in fav or of the juniors. The Students' Spiritual council met at the Providence High school for the general convention last Saturday. There were about a thousand student s present at this convention, among whom were delegates from Mallin : ckrodt High school. The Mallinckrodt Mothers' club is giving a card party next Friday at 2 P. M., at the Mallinckrodt, for the benefit of the building fund. HomeMr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bull are re- made bread and coffee cake, made by turning to their home in .Kenilworth the sisters will be sold. Come and the first of next week from an extendP.d bring your friend s. stay in the west. -oMrs. Samuel Brownlee of Cheyenne, L. C. Werden, .229 Ninth street, will \Vyo., is visiting her parents-in-law, Mr. return the latter part of this week and Mrs. Samuel Brownlee, Sr., whi!e from a t\~~v·o weeks' business trip in the Mr. Brownlee is in New York on busicast. ness. You're going to get lots of compliments on that dish, ma'am. : : Uneeda Biscuit certainly do make about the tastiest combination ever with cheese rarebit. I Remarks tl&e Vneeda Boy. FRESH FISH Halibut, lh. ...... ·........ 38c p~ ·· · ············· · ·· ·· White Faah .............. 38c 1iroat ............. .. ..... Sic p,..Ja Herriq ........... lie Freela Mallet . . . .. . ... . .. 29c Freela Red Suppera . ... .. 35c Ordn· T·lun Friby lot S·turdcv Uneeda Biscuit -......... Fresh, crisp, flaky squares . . . for over 30 years the world's best soda cracker. They have to be good to be so famous 1131 MAPLE AVENUE .... DtlicHt'fl EVANSTON ,,,,,,,,.