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I *44.4AtvL -eAs ISIX TElEHONESI WIL. IU-1423-45 I POUR DifLIVERIES EVERY DAY TUER.,ID!. a", SAT.Spe.. Joues SaUaS *@eat or Liamk l lt@stlu VlIdIUe-Drivlk Fed l.3 ~Ib Rosatof fl~f Nat1;: 129 VerCorRosat Def o Rsa holer cu lb. 220 Da 0on3 Jm.790 EgAi l White 3i5z890 ftrlctly Yresh Country Rol Meadow Go.133 Vlouw AdverUtid Dands 2412-1b.bags 690 Cake Vlouw Swanstiown p&g. 7#310 Olive 011<>Id Monk a.$1,019 &mChipso o~r A merlea * apFUkS Famlly Med umn 2Zpks. 390 Cvsm oR bsatLarge SauFUaI& or Dwuo .....per can 19o Large is Santa Clara 36390 a to'sTea...... .............lýib. 890 aP limapple. Centirella' Brand, .1 Peeled'-. laýrge No. 2 Knuox, ealb cu 3, cuis -690 3c- s950 I oirder tnat' te varuous deparimnnt of the Village anid »e Wilmette Pub- lie library may continue to operate. The anticipation warrants are to be issued.to an amount flot to exceed sevieity-fve, percent of the. total. amount -of taxes lievied for 1931 for specific purposes. indicated- in the or- dinance., Mrs. Walter Geiser and her son, "Dan,., of ý Dunkirk, Ohio,, will be the week-end guests of 'Mrs. Walter, I. Beam, 411 Sheridan road. Maut Tme&fdha -oieftom CAVicec- tubes. â4 1"«ugt î I pkg. ëi-"ý Choire Good Sie caca Young and Crlmp 2 t. Wscusl pcck 1e Ask our clerbi abouat, Xaas Trees. An eargY. order assures a botter seleetion. ... . . .. ' o R..........3 for We bave a speelal h a n 4 t Iiit d gftt hosiery box equlpped wlth iuendlng ma- teiais.and rcapable ofholding 35 six Pairs '. 3C Hosiery, Glovpes and- Undorgaýrmegss 1139 Centr 1al Ave. Wilmte47 be beld at the S hawnee club, Wil- mette, Monday, December 21, begin- ning at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. This session wilI be unique in that it will bt open with an appt-ais.ai con-- ference beginniqg at. 4 .oclock,.anid continuinig until 6., A representative of Mark- Leyy and Brother, will a p- pt-aise a commercial building located. in Glencoe. At 6, o'clock there will be. a dininer. at. the Shawnee club. in conjunctioii with the annual meeting of the board. At% this. time there will be presented the annual reports ocf the president, secretarv and treasurer and the élection of 'officers' for 1932 . The nominating committee bas pre- sented the following siate of cni dates: For president, 'Arthur Lee; for vice-president, C. L. Drayer; for sec- r etary-treasurer, A. Rk. Eddington: for director (th'ree year term). jules Dixon. Èollowing "the business session, th,~ meeting will.returnl to the appraisal conference, appraising- the bungalow at 1400 Isabella street, Wilmette'. Resume Hearîng Today on Grade Separation The hearing before the Illinois Commerce commission witb reference to railroad grade separation in Wil- m ette and other north shore villages will be resumed- today (Thursday), Village Manager C. M. Osbornt- e- pot-ted at the regular meetin~g of the Village board Tuesday night. Mr. Osborn said that both he and' Build- ing Inspector B. H. Platt would.be ini attendance at the.,hearing. Village Attorney Willis D). Nance rep.orted that extensive evidence showing the necessity for, grade. separation in Wilmette bas been presented"to the Commerce commission. Ordinances Provide for Street Extensions An ordinance providing for the I rlninnÛLl nd extensIinof Twentv- 1 zl,