Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 1 Nov 1934, p. 11

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November 1,,1934 WILMETTE LIFE Village Persuades IOil Company to Drop. j Plea /or Biliboard An ainicablé conclusion, to« what threatened at one timeto becorne a disagreeable-controversy between the Village of Wilmette.and the Pure Oul cornpany wvas reached this week whefi the company recognized the reasoù- ablenless of the Village's position re- garding an improvement to its prop- trty at 516 Fourth street, and.with- drew its application for a permit to erect a biliboard.* The controversy, now lîappily Coni- cluded, arose over tlie (esire. of the Pure Qîl company to protect ifs gaso- line filling station, operated by thec Pure Ojilcompanvy Products colulany,1 troinitlhe litter and unsightliness due Io the unkempt condition of ajcn l)roperties. As' a means of acconip- Ilîsling this. the Companv proposed to erect a sign board of large (liflCl- i sion'., and1 made application for i pe~r- mit to construct if. Recognizing tliat the citizens of flhe Village are apposed to bilîboards. tht. Village board, througli its presi(lt. C. P. 1)ubbs. lias censistently op)- posed the erection of bilîboards, anîd lias strenuiouslv cendeav'ored to securc the renioval of thiose alrea(lv existing. For fliese reasons thie permît vas re- t ised. The comipaîîv. tlhreudî i isif- torîîev. prcsse(l its rerjuest for a per- mlit, btt as againi re fused. 'M r. Duhlbbs stuggesting tliat tlic desire(l purpose be ai taitied hx- erectinig an ornanieital lattiCe fence. whîch tli e Conîpaniv 1l- <hcafcd a ,%-illtigtiess to de.ini Coli ilietion witli h tie lilhIoar(l. Thelieniatter finally recCic(1 a st agi-t whîcere Mir. Dulbbs tholntlif if -vise Io preciint tflic fa't s te) liUeli ofh cials ofI file Conîpaniv.Nvliiîlie did. "lev ac-- (Ilîe'sced ili tlue op)inion ýtlîaIt a bill- bîoardl Iul lave anil rS*effect u1pon roer vallîe.s. an d(, (1is ia i Iîcd( a uIv uuîfeuî oit h0o ffend tile ic i jen of t Ie v 1)a(z. )i I iIl ig tt I 't 1 tt-alCt 1 Ve Iircliitect '!re of flic t«t,(t)11 as cvi- den ce of t hîcir devot ion tetIlle est lieý- tics fpr'nrf imt>proveiiien t . iHid t l(Ien. in1 a sp irit cf cooiperat îeuî iii roli - nifiv iimproveliiit, tiiev-~îld Mfr. T)î~~ îc.eto f anina nIIen f ai feice wenild bu adoptud. Invite to Republican Mass Meeting Saturday A\ Repuiblican mnass meceting is an- uîouuîced for Saturdav niglîf, Nove-Ûl *ber 3, at 8o'clock, at 01(1 District No. -40 school house, on Wîlmnettc avenue, just tvest of Ridge avenue.. Several candidates wvîll be present to,(iscuss thie issues of thle campaigni. among thein being William Busse and George A. «Miller, candidates for cotintv comnmissioners, Harrv C. Kin- lie. candidate for Probate judge, and others. Efforts are being mnade to secure the attendatnce of George F. Nixon. tlhe aggressive and. dynamic candidate for presidentf of the County board. The commiftee in chargé is laving plans for an old-fashioned old- f ine. political rally, the kind that puts votes ini the ballot box for its parfy. TO TOUR FLORIDA M-\rs. M. A. Luther of, Hollywood, Cali f... who is- the guest of Mrs. Charles H. Stone, 516 Fifth street, is Ieaving for the soutb foday ac- conîpanied by Mrs. Stone. They -wilI tour Florida during the month of Novenîber visiting friends in Mianii and Jacksonville. Later, Mrs. Luther will visit her son, Richard, ini New .York and her daughfer, Irene Ric1- of -mo«i'-£f--e,-Ad then-4wil1 LJ#loup HAVE YOU a? FOUND THEM.a Look for the Yeliow Price Tickets Marked "Jiewel Speciai." They Signify "EXTRA SAVINGS' for you. Ali terrs rked "JeweI Special" on sale noi onîl, for this week-end, but until, next Wednesday noglit. Nov. «I Infroducng McKENZI ES «t PARMAE FLOUR ) McKENZIE*S INTRODUCTORY OFFER Buckwheat Flour .PE ý-R»lONT MAIO P Maiple Syrup 801 HE:ARZTS L.EL'GHi Prune Juice .3 CA. GREEN TAG OREGO-N - LARGE No. Buirteft ea*sSIZE CAI :-DWARrDS NEW SZASON'S PACK Your Coc t LAF P reserves 7 DeliciouS Varietes 4 OUNCES MORE THAN ORDINARY JARS EXTRA STANDARD QUALITY YELO C RN 3 Packageb 25c. Exa On. Fr..:, Whic h Means SUPER, SUDS 4 PKG. 25c 1MAI SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEXION SOAP PALMOLIVE 1. . 6 Cakes 25C U.EANt A MILLION TINGS QAKITE.... [Mt MODERN AMMONIA LITTLE BO, PEEP... PER f2 150 i13c (HE SETTER BLUING LITTLE BOY BLUE. 9BPTLI 9c wr- w, s.i SHOPPING in the modern, *ntirely different SJewel Food Stores,,of course. And why not? J.wel Stores offer extra quality-a Wide variety of weII known (not unknown) foods-seIf service which means full opportunity to buy what you want. not "something juif as good.-ýreasonable prices -and a clean, white, wholesorne atmosphere. No wonder Jew-eI Stores are the talk of t h. town. Make it a point to vist the best food' store ini WIl- mette. Join the parade of tbrifty shoppers to JeweI. CAKE PAN FREE WITH EVERY 1/2 LB. PACKAGE ~Lm~~~im&d.k Ia LB. Bakers CooaeP 3 KELLQGw b-ub WMOLE BISCUIIS IN EACH PACKAGE Whole Wheat BiscuisPKG. 1OC KIDS-JOIN il-tE i.,. E BROWN SIKE CLUB ~,.4, QICK OR MED. Quaker ef REGULAR 2PKGS. 15 PENN.MAID aiNE QUALITY Apple Sauce. ..3No-225-c OAVILS LINCOLNSHIRE HICIORY SMOKED SLICED Sugar Cured Bacon 2»22 5c FINE OUALIIY GOCDID SiLk Santa Clara Prunes PER 7 C )ER ANS 25C M~ 19C ýRGE '9 JAR l9C 2 CANS'2 C Fourteen Delicious Varieties +,0 choc,» trom- JUSi ARRIVEDI NEW SEASON'S FULL 0-JUICE Florida Oranges25' Dox. 1 9c soIected Faiicy Soi Extra Fa en FloridaeHad oied Jonat a Grapefruit Leaduce Apples Large ....5C EACH . .5C iL...........C SPECIALLI SELECTED Idaho -Potatoos 10 LIS. 19C ) o PMU H. L. MCCANN Manager SERVE YOURSELF .4riD BAVE 115 Central ' Avenue

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