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1- By Appointment Wif ~' I URROI TAILOI 112Z2 CEINTRAI TASTIER BECAUSE FREM None but the choicest f re tables enter. our ref rigerat always offer a choice of s vegetables every day. W we offer a canned vegetal clearly marked- on the table.* Our fresh výegetab] tueenor dinfier meei general approval. SEE THE EXHIIE of ail North Shore si ject paintings by T Wilder, well knc, North Shore. arti nette119 I To open the ceremctnial, the Camp mete 11c) Fire Girls gave the "Wohelo" cali and sang as they marched to their council fire. Theband sign was theii given and the girls were seated. Kath- erne Sbank ligbted the light of Love; Julia* Carroll, the light of Work; E %R Louise Husak, the light of' Health. R The othier Camp Fire Girls sang the kL AVE. response, and Marilyn Fox, beçame a member of the Wekealcafila group. 03Roll was called, and the minutes were read. The girls sang "Burn, Fire, Burn," and Hope Carroll gave ~ a talk on. "Beauty." 1 As Mary. Mordoif and 'Evelvn Youngquist each received Fer Fire.- maker rank, she explained bier sym.- 5H! bolismn and ber tiame. This %vas fol- sh veger lowed by'siniging "Across the 'Stili- tors. We ness of the Lake." Then Eve lyn six fresh. Youngquist gave atalk,'"Camp Fire Phenever Girls. " The cerenionial portion of I-l stamiq Se t hePormeiheeinate.grl Me it a the prora enedNsItegirl carched out siug ",LayMet ble Plate $epi.teSéiern lin. BIT ub- rom Sw n :i s t. oîrer tz HOME FROM SOUTH Mrs. Gilbert Kelly of 412 Cumnor road, Kenilworth, returned Thursday of last week fromn Palm Beach, Fia, Where she %vent to attenîd the 'pres.i- dent's counicil of the Garden Club of America. MJrs. Kelly is president of the Kenilworth Garden club. MnI. and Mrs. Charles Wýare. ivhoimi rs. Kelly accompanied, are now at Sarasota, FIa. Mrs. Ware Nvent as delegate from the Kenilworth Garden club. fruit to insure highest nutritive v alue, Officiais of the concern point ont that there are fifty-one varieties of oranges in Florida and that in cadci of these varieties there mav he fine different sizes and fine, distinct grades, since there are. many Li. S. governime nt grade requirements. Flonda contains three hundred packing houses where is picked and prepredfor: shipnfeh'7Truit fro .more than 10,000 groves, thus proving that oranges are plot merely oranges but vary ini quality, good, bad and indifferent, just like people. Quality must therefore be considered .along W'ith price. SThe Lake Sirena cotncerti oper atrs twenty-five groves. It emlployag a -hor'-- ticulunist experienced i il citrus fruit. togethe r ith a well-known sou chem- ist and a grove crew of mien expert in their business. Tetrees. it is pointed out, are watched. like a physician cares for his patients. rainfal. is created .vithi an extensive irriga.tion plant, and. the fruit is dipped to prevent niold. COMMITTEE LUNCHEON Mrs. R. M1. Campbell, 031 Central avenue, ivill entertain the comimittee on cooperati on with ex-service men of the Woman's club of Wilmette at luncheon at Shawnee, club od. M rs. avenue. Robent Lavv, 321 Kenilwortli returned Tuesday to Kenil- P. F. M. Fellowes at NewN Trier High school on Friday, Mardi 16, it was s;tated this Nveek. as the ticket. sale got well under way. -ir Commodore, Felloves, leader of one of the mnost daring of all acroautcalexploits, the flights over tIle inviolate :peak of . Mt. Fverest, will tel the storv and show the motion pictures of. this achievemient for a junior hi ghý school audience in. tlie afternôon and an adult, audience in the .evening. Ons of England's- Beat Airmen Fellowes. is one of England's greatest airmen. Itnvalided out of'the navy in 1909 becaluse of an auto lac- cident, lie lay on, his back for four -e ars. , At the outbreak -of the .war, although still a 'cripple, Fie rejoiried the Navy and bv' February. 1915,, lie. wvas learning to fly in thé, Royal N'aval A\ir service. From 1916 to 191 l e commnanded 202,Squiadron, a unit whose (langerous duty, lay, in .patroliixg thie J3cgiali Coast for subrnarines. Hie as shiot (lown iii 1918 while enigaged in 1)01111- ing the lock gates of Zeebrugge, 'the Germian submnarine base, but before lie was bit he had rnanaged todamage one lock gate so' badly that the Germnan submnarines wvere made Mi- active at a cruicial period. of suib- marine warfare. After being shiot lown Commrodore Fellowes wals pick_- . d up by a Germiat destro\-er and 'ield prisolier miîtil thie eiid of, the J 1633 Orringtoni Uni. 8000 Wo.. Losn Fit &dfe a' IE Iavenue. . water. FIa. àpeciali Ick l'or is weel-, En glish TofFee wifh Raspberry Ice 45c 'JI.~I~ IJ 1 nodore rellowes slbo\vs of ..Mt. Ever- est are said to be the fine-st ever taken f any mounitain. Films hiad lecver i)een used tinder -suchi exact ing Con- -litions as thèse used on the Mt.: Everest flights,>were expected to func- in.No cameras had e er bee called upomi to wôrk in the torrid heat Of the plain's of Iiafron hich 'lie flight took off, and inithe, bitter .old which prevailed at tlie al titude '0 Which the planes had to cliînb in order to suirmounit Everest . As the higlher altitudes were. recid the. charge of, t Broad bas gra mmar se ~o. Glence- - Ted Bush- ,n. Park Brown and Bill ýey is general chairnian in rangements for the Fel- Fred Homn i l lni gerieral ticket sale, and Charles, large 0f the sale in the PE ACOCKPS