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Octoer 5, 934w a IWTTur I mà , -- ------ A r - W ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I WqAp ~ __ ___ -- ' ILEAWJUe 'lUSCAN Q UE R Y REPLIES 0f CANDIDATES Wilmette Organization Invites Villagers to Meeting Moit- day, October 29 The Wilmette League for Defense of Constitutional Government, will hold an open meeting in the council chamber of the Village hall, Monday -evening, October 29. The league recently submitted to ecandidates for county, state and na- -tional offices in the November 6 elec- lion a questionnaire asking for a -definite statenient of position by these candidates on twventy propositions. The purpose of the meeting Monday nighit is to consider the replies to iis questionnaire., Question 34 Candidates In a letter addressed to- eachi of -thirty-four candidates, the league --aid: "This league deems it imperative. if sane government is to prevail, that more emphasis be placed 'on an in- telligent understanding by the elec- torate of the principles for which candidates for office stand. "There is enclosed a questionnaire constituting a series of clear cut -uestions on paramount issues, theè -miajority of which can be answered categorically, 'and we feel that the answer5 will give to the, voter a 'definite basis for analysis of can- 'didates. Stresa National Issues '\\iiie the questionnaire is directed in miost part to issues which are distinctly national, we feel that these issue., are paramount in the minds -of the people, and that consequently the questions' are fair questions on which to request an answer from candidates for county, state and na- -tional offices. XVe would, therefore, -appreciate your handling the ques- tionnaire in its entirety." SThe league extends an invitation toý ail citizens who are interested in knowing what they may expect from certain candidates, if and when elect- ed. to be present at this meeting. Firemen'Answer Six Alarms Within Week The Wilmette Fire department rnade six runs in the week ending Tuesday, October 23. Two of the runs were to extinguish automobile ires, one at 2931 Lake avenue and -the other at 1344 Greenwood avenue. These two blazes rebulted in only slight damage. Sunday morning about 5 o'clock the lfiremen were called to the Ridge Bak- ing company, Inc., 421 Ridge road. The damage from the fire there was slight also A run was made last Friday to 1220 Maple avenu~e to extinguish a bush fire.,. On Wednesday of last week a fence fire occurred at 414 Laurel ave- nue, and the, firemen were called. The same day fire in a private garage at 1.10 Broadway caused slight dam- age. Mrs. David Balaban, 632 Forest avenue. with ber infant soén, Max Israel, who was born October 9, ai Michael Reese hospital returned horne Saturday. The baby, who is the Balaban's flrst son, bas a sister Gloria, who is 8 years old. 0o Mrs. Ralph Gromann of Munster, mnd., formerly of Wilmette, was hos- tess to ber Kenilworth 4uilting club p?.&& IThoes items on sae h ot ony for ths week- end but until neuf Wedn.sday niglif. Oct. be*r 3 1. SWIFTS SILVER LEAF Pure Lrd I c1NsI3 Pure Lard 2 cRosIZE SWISS FOOD DRINK Ovaltine WARFIELD BRAND Pure Coco STOKELYS FINEST Pumpkin. Nestes Almond Semi-Sweef or Milk Chocolte . 2 BECKWITH Kadots Figs EXRA FANCY BOX Jonathan Applos SELECTIED COOKING APPLE$ NEW S£MONS FMORNDA Grapefruit Couliflower a. ICAN 29 CAM-L 19C CAN 7c 2,5cLU TALCAN15 ITS THE FLAYOR 3.5c 5 IbIL tee 3 for l'oc Large Head 1 SC ESPECIALLY SELECTED WISCONSIN Pototoes peck J 5C 115 Central Avenue' H. L., MCCANN, Manager EASY out there's ne need te worry if you tradle et the fie.,dly. est irely different Jewel Food Stores-Thousands ef people are discovering every week that the clea, white Jewel Food'Stores carry'a wicle variety of wel known foods et prices no higlier than thos. charged for "unknewn brandi." You're miss*ng something if you aren't shop. ping et Jewel. The Famous ELAM'S STONE GROUND Preducts ELAM'S 1001% Whole Wheat Hour Ss-'LI 39c YELWOR H T2cCrock.d Wheaf 5-Li-43c SCOTCH OR STEEL CUT QalMeal SMLL 16C. WAFFLE AND PANCAKE - Flou,' SLI5 BLUE JEWEL ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 10-1-8-3 9c uecnifo eil u nteed or kM.e e h ac -Need W. Sel More? MILD 1S CHEESEAMERICAN'~15 Aged A8,erimo c ... 19C Kraft Velveete Ch» ie. ": 13c MICHIGAN SWEE APPLE Cider . ..'/'^' 19c Plus Deposit Refudd on Reule KIORANDOS Ginger Al. 4 " 29c Plus Deposit Refund.d om Relut C-ANADA DRY Ginger AI. 2 25c Plus Deposit Redd e o Re=, FINEST QUALIT Brazil Nus.... Le-I19c -The. Famous CROSSE à ILACKWELL Preducts Orange Marmalade 'JR 23 c India Relish 15C ASSORTED OLO ENGLISHJois AR I7 Mince PERf 24 WET kMUSTARD (CONTAINS BRANDY ADRU)Pickles .'ýkoz 25c A AND RUM- .No WAITINS AND $AV£ BLUPE JEWEL: COUNTRY ROLL Sweet Cream1 BUT TER 2iRL5 9C Theresi volumes we could say about thi.ex«cePional flavor of thi s 93 score pure swet cream butter but as Our $Pace is limsfed so wu just say-TRY ff. ý IN>Ah&" ,Octobier e, 1934 WILMETTIK ýLtlPR . 1