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.ltol17 IL 22c, Prectinct Precinict 8 (1219 Wl 9 (Logan S 10 (Pire Stat Il (Hoffman 12 (Thalinan el) . .......... .. i idf Avenue) .....-...107 te Avenue) ........ 286 01) .............. 2 .143 11) .............335 cre)........197 Tot ais.................. .2#1 45 MEAT LOAF Fw=.. 4 ee l.25c SWEETBREADS setrasI49c LAMB sHOLDER or :t or for lb. 22c n ystanart N. 2 tins of faney 2 o CORN lb Golden Bantam 2'r29c SUGAR Pare ee.granilated10b.5c SYGRlloh pt. linq. 49C PLUMS L ine N.pltte 4 for: 809é CHEESE Irattis American, Velveeta or Pimento 2fr35 Santos fresh groitnd COFFEE ~~~Excellent rieh flavor:.21b .à 0 CRISCO1 1 andi 3-lb. tinslb23 CPJSCO spèe1alpreinuisfreteL 3 WALNUS Lage lMlded tlb. 32c MARMALADE Adles o:mdegwtoange eack 27c MAYONNAISE dress~~ig Pt 35c qt. 65c DRIED PEACHIES lb. raed19C FLOURCHERRIES Goli Moal foshplymenth Bock rn milled stock at an pittesi le cherriesi.ý mnanal price. No 2 tins. ~- lbbl.qc ni-< 2 for 39c P. T. A. WilI Observe. Yuletide PI'y Dec. 15 "The Christ Candie," a. play in two scenes, will be presentcd by çighth grade pupils at the ntxt meeting of- the Loégan- Howardl Parenit-Teacher association Tuesday, December 15, at 3 :15 o'clock in the Howard school auditorium. The play lias ýbcen directed by, Miss Mildred, Flaskered of, the Howard school f acuilty. The, Christmas carols wilI be given. this year by the. pupils f rom the 'first to the, sixth g rades ini the Howard school, inclusivýe, under the direction of Miss Mary McKay, music supervisor. Mrs. T. V. Smiith will preside at the meeting. Mothers of fifthi grade pupils, wil be hosteses at the socialhour f ol- lowving the programn and business ieet- ing. ECONOMY S*IOP AT CHRISTMAS TIME The children of our customers are looking 'forward as anxiously for Christmas tovs as are your children. Sinée the arrivai of coid weather the needs of our customers are very great. Plea se remiember to keep us supplied with your no longer needed articles of ciothing and household goods.-Mrs. Henry Cutier, chair- manl. Note: Economy Shop is conducted by the Womnan's club of Wilmnette. Proceeds go to charity. ,ei ES T ABLIS.HED 1891 GROCERY and MARKET PHONE 510 PHONE 514 CENTRAL and, TWELFTH... WILMETTE- EVERY MON.-TUES.WED. Shempoo end Wave, long hair $1.25........I Eyebrow Arch and. $ Mnur........... Ask, OurAdvect 09 SCOUTS BOOST RELIEF FUND (Continued from Page 1) their neighborhood the foiiowving list. of troops 'and assigned districts are given:- Troop 1, Scoutmaster William Fox, XiI. 3273; ail streets north of Lake avenue, betweqp. Ridge and Fifteeîîth. street. Trooî, 2, Scoutmaster Frank Wilson, Wil. 426;'ail streets north of Lake aven ue, betwveen North Shore tracks and Ninth street Troop 3, Scoutmnaster Willard Oshorn,, Wil. 4189; streets west, of Nort h Shore tracks to Pif teentb srtreet to Wilme tte avenue',and soutli on Prairie avenue., Troop 4, Scoutmaster. D. C. > Leach,' XiI. 3753-' ail streets, from Ninth to Fourth streets between Liniden and Isa- bella. Troop 5, 'Scoutmaster Lincoln C. Torry, WiI. 240.1; aIl str eetsý f rom Ninth to Fourth ýstreets between Lin-. deni and Lake avenues. Troop 8, Scout- mnaster J. C. Blaylock, Xi. 4162; streets east of North Shore tracks to Irving i-el 1er, J1riargaite 4239; ail streets f rom Prairie to Ridge between, Wilmette and Isabella. Troop 11, Scout-ý master Frank Kreuscli, Wil. 1757; ail streets east of Pif th street to Lake *Michigan nortb to Lake avenue., Troop. 12;' Scoutmaster, Lloyd Long, Glenview 165M; street. north oôf Lake avenue f rom Pif th street. to Lake Michigan. Troop, 40, Scouitmastér Ernest Bersch, Wilmette 305C, ail west of Ridge road.. For Kenilworth: Troop 13, Robert Townley, Scoutmaster, phone Kenil- 1worth 1306; cover ail of Kenilworth. VAN DU[RMIS Beauty Salon 1135/2. Central Avenue Coaméticsa nd Powder Blendino HAllS Swif t'@ PretWn.lUin or Wilson's Certilesi Wvhogeor. hait 494 487 382 382 234 3,571 1,426 L 1 . 1