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iitted oy iK~. M.. jolnusion and on pany bhas been accepted, it will :be sorne tirne before the property can be officially taken over by the govern- ment, Postmaster Shantz expflains. The title to, the-property must be: cla.It's under stood ththre'is * onie 1siall nortgage .outstanding against it. After the property is officially transferred, the rsexkt step -is for the * lostmaster to be notified that he is custodiant. of the sanie- Actual build- ing1 operations, therefore, would 'be. (lelaved for sone time. Had Propooed Bik Purchase of the site by, the gov-. ernmi-entprecluded the possibility of utilizing the Firstî National batik luildin.g on Wilmette avenue whiclî lias been uinoccuipiedl since the bank organizations bad suggested use of the bank structure for the proposed ine\ post-office and the matter hiad been under consideration along with sev'eral other sites. Miss Mathilda Spak New Year's Day' Te of'M is Bride vLatihh- inother, Mrs. B)erinard Sp>ak, 1400 LNa- liellastreet. The bride wvore a white lace dress and a white lace bat. ,Shie carried a floral bouquet of -white roses and 'llies of the valley. Miss Mildred Spak. who \vas ber sister's only attendant, wore a bInùe dinnier dress and carried tea roses. Maurice L'arm of Chicago -served prizes-paintings oy forth shore artists-for the Most unique costume, most artistic costume, and most. cor-' rect accéording to period, the judges to be nanîed later. Box lunches are to be, brougbt by the miembers and the social, chair- man,- Mrs.. Charles Southward, and her: comnîittee will 'serve coffee and chocolate. An exhibition of' ",first a nd'last" pictures or, sculpture done by the menîbers wil1 be exhibited. This par ty 'will. take place. in the Art leaàgue studio,, Community House, Wiînetka. Mrs. Grace Brion is in charge of arrangements. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE. Announcement is ruadeof the mar- niage of Mrs. Florence A. Alley of B'S'ton and Seymour A. Wheelôtk of 822 Central avenue, Wilnîette, which took place Monday evening of this Nweek. Mr. Wheelock retired as presi- dent of the Wilmette State bank five years ago. GIVE TEA Mr. and Mrs. Raymonîd Kiken, 1341 Ashland avenue, entertained tt tea Sundav. El -in o ur dry cleaning a n d pressing. I t',s worth more than the For a limited time only "THE QUALITY CANDY" TWO Pounds .....0. Make your own selection. ORANGE PEELý, TOFFEE, FRUITS, NUT-S' HARD and, SOFT CENTERS. DUTCH .MILL CANDY' 1187 Wilmette Ave. SPECIAL VALLIE-S-forJANUARY Chiffon and Service HOSE Selection of colors and sizes Sheer Chiffon LARKWQOD Hose $ 1.50 quality. Incompleis Iiie. COWNS 1210 CENTRAL AVE. WILMETTE 1800 Popular Rhin for everi 117WILM ETTE AVE. WILMTTEILLINOIS PHONE WILMETTE 4406 1;3 CENTRAL AVENUE Wilmette 2140 $1000