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November 1, 1934 WILMETTE LiPE Get Candidates' Rebly to Queries Made by League The Wilmette League. for Defense of ConstitutionalI Government, recent- lv submitted ta republican and demo- cratic candidates for various offices at the November 6 election, a ques- tioninaire comprising a series of twenty questions on issues considered hy it to be paramount in the -minds of the voters. The stated object of the question- iaire was to secure, in advance of the election, definite state ments of prin- ciffle by the candidates, tao-the end that voters might know what atti- tudel they could be- expected to- take on issues vitally, affecting the future of free American institutions. .'The legislative record of the pres- enit national administration," said a league officiai, "is, not such as to give .a scuse of security to those who stili helieve that our constitutional gov- errnment is the best, indeed the onix forni of government that insures free institutions and personal liberty. We therefore think it is eminently fair to require candidates to avow themselves on issues directly pertaining to con- stituitional observance." The league reports that no ques- tionnaires wvere returned by deino- cratic candidates. 0f those returned -) repul)lican candidates, none were 1'iisatisfactory, while many wvere em- inenitlv satisfactory. 0f those wllose re- plies met the niinds of league meiners 100 per cent, are mentioned: C; Wavland BroD-ks and Mliltoni E. Joiies. candidates for congress, state :ut large. Ralph E. Church, candidate for con.- t-ress, lth district.. Arthur J. Bidwill, candidate for .tate senate, 7th district. Bernice T. Van Der Vries and Franik Foster, candidates for tie legislature, 7th district. Harry C. Kinne, candidate for Pro- 1ate judge. William Busse and George A. Mil- ler, candidates for county commis- Troop 2 Girls Learn .Mountain Folkdance 'Iroop 2, Girl Scouts, opened its fifth meeting with a gaine of dodge-ball. We then learned a new 'sang, "Peter Paul," after which we sang several other songs. During the time the court of honor had its meeting, we learnie( a mountain folkdance to the tunîe of "She'1l Be Commii' Round the MNountain." Then wve went ta our patrol corners to discuss a treasure box inside which we expect to keep aIl our books and pencils. Each patrol is supplying its own box. The patrol leaders received a paper on which were printed sev- eral questions about nature, The En- deavor'patrol had the most answers correct. We had our, good-night circle at which the Shooting Star patrol for the first time brougbt forth its new, flag, made by, Marjorie Meyer. We closed our, meeting. by. pledging allegia .nce and then sang "Taps.- M\arilyn, Prussing, scribe. AT TRADE SESSION Frank L~. Marshall, 1115 Ashland avenue, is in New York this week, ini attendance, as a delegate, upon the 2 1 st annual convention of the American Foreign Trade council. Mr. Marshall is exporte manager for Montgomery Ward and company. In addition to im- port ant business leaders, Secretary of Commerce Roper and other national admiistatintpersçonagyes wil address MEAT VALUES TODDY a.oAz.21 c ToyMrvli.a-me E BORDENS CRU"M CHUSE 3-OZ 8 c 8RDN'CHATEAU Uhee4-LB. PKG. jBc VAN CAMP'S TOMATO SOUP 10 -oz.5c FANCV TOMATO JUICE 3 CANS FOULDS' MACARONI ORt SPAGHETTI 3 PKGS.1 Thia w..k our food buyeru were asked to brimg you the beet possible valu«s they coild find-Here they are-ail kinds of themi Take advantage Of the suavmngul CRUSHED PINEAPPLE Del Monte 3CAN SE 70-80 C 0.3FOLBS ENCORE MACARONI OR Spaghetti. 3PKGSi WH ITE HOU SE MiIk .. d C 2sZi SUNNYF ELO QUICK OR 2OZ Out; REGULA 3PKs2 TOM ATO CATSUP S nider's. . . . OT iE ýLULjABRAND ALASKA RED Salmon 3 11-1z50c HAND-PICKED FANÇY NacvyBeans 5 LBS. 25c- SACRAMENTO BRAND Ripe Olives 3 tA'à25c gRPAGIKLE CHOCOLATE PUDDI NG ORGEATI N Dessert* 4 PKGS. 19C RAJAH ASSORTED WHOLE Spices.* 3 PKGs. 14c Bah-O 2 CANS 21c Lux Flakes .* >E -21c Lux Soip . 5 CAKES 29c LI BBY'S SLI CEO Pineapple .3 LAT25c LU BBY'S CORND Beef Hash 2 6 29c LIBBY'S CHILI CoriCarrw 31O>-Oz25c LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE çJuice .2 NI. 225C ,LI BB- HOME STYLE Pickles iBoOTLE15c ROME BEAUTY APPLES 6ns. 2 45c 1EXCELLENT FOR BAKINOi ROUND oR SWISU STEAK lb. 17c 15 C ILI Steak ......lb.21ic 9c _ _ _ ICSteak .....lb. 2.5c 3c .Oc BEEF TENDERLOINI 3 WHOLE OR HALV .......U. ý4c OLO FASHIONEIP SLICED IBacon 2,14.g2 3c 1% Select Storage EGGS ç^gRAE eeD.25c Super Bakt Soda or Graham CRACKERS... 1 7é NEW! Chocolate A ugel Food C AKE.si= 2.5c Beef Liver l.17C STANDING Rib Roasst, (CHOICE Or CUTS,ý l.17 1/2 c CHUCK ROASTc <CHOUCE 0F CUra) . . . LB. 1 ARMAOURs CLOVERULOON MILK-F«D STEWING ..L.I5/c FANCY YOUNG HEN Turkeys Pound' i FLOUR 242LB.84 5AGLI-21 c WILMETTE LIPE November 1, 1934