Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 8 Nov 1934, p. 11

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Novmbe 8,194 WlivRAUa3 M. 'Y L r t _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __w u_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __qu .i A .A.i HOBBY SHOW TO BE FEATURE 0F BOOK WEEK HERE' Wilmette> Publie Library In-. vites Parents and Children to View Exhibit 13Y Aune Whitinack (PVilinctte Librafaiaan) Book Wee*k, November Il to 17, will bring special attention to books for hobby hunters and hobby riders. Books to make your hobby grow and books to help you cQhoose one will bie on display at the Wilmette library. Boys and girls are being invited to contribute a sample of their hobby creations, listing the books that helped in its inspiration and completion. Stamps, puppets, model boats, bird houses , model airplanes and amateur photography collections have already been offered by young hobby riders. This material, together with the books suitable for further study and pain- phlets with suggestions for the par- ents will be on display in the chil- dren's room> during the week when parents, teachers and friends are in- vited to visit their public library. Books on various subjects have multiplied rapidly in1 the last few years to meet the needs of the intelligent boys and girls interested in a subject for its own sake-for that personal satisfaction to le gained f rom an ini- dependent choice to be made,.changed or expanded at will. A unique descrip- tive list of books offering guidance to hobby riders and hobby hunters, called "À Springboard for Personal Adventure" comipiled by Anne Carrol Moore will be available for Book Week visitors. Five Are Injured in Winnetka Crash Five persons were injured in an au- tomobile accident at Lindexi and Cherry streets, Winnetka, Saturday afternoon of last week whien cars driven by Frank Hooper of 923 Lin- den avenue. Wilmette, and Mrs. J. A. Turner of 735 Foxdale avenue,' Win- netka, collided. W. MN. "Bill" Condy, of 1001 Oak- wvood avenue, Wilmette, a senior at New Trier High schiool and high rank- ing ping pong player was the most seriously injured. It was feared hie had suffered a skull fracture, but a later examination revealed his condi- tion less serious. Both Condy, and Eniil.Anderson of 82 7 Linden avenue, Wilmette, who suffered deep -lacera- tions above the right eye, were re- moved to the Evanston hospital where their injuries were dressed. Mrs. Turner sustained a broken col- lar bonie, and two. other members of hier famiily received miner injuries that were treated by Dr. F. W. Blatchford of Winnetka. HAVE DAUGHTER A daughter, Aifreda Jane, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Horth of 826 Michigan avenue, Evanston, Tues day, October 30, at Passavant hospital. The baby's mother is, the former Mary Maud Bermingham of Wilmfette. Mr. and Mrs..Donald Royce, 336 Essex road, Kenilworth, entertained at dinner last Saturday following the Northwestern - Wisconsin f o otbhall game. Mrs. Frank Brown of the, Edge- water Beach hotel, formerly of Wil- mette. will be hosess to bier luncheon J.weI's selection of fine hoiliday food- dslay affer display of the fin.st in sa- sonable suggestions flot obtainable in moit stores. combined with self-service -dean white stores and every day low prices mhake Jewel t!me outstanding food stores. SNIDER'S Vegetable Products IN THE NEW JUMBO CANS VEGETAB3LE SOUP Spaghetti Tomnato Soup Hominy Red Beans JMBO CANS25 SUPER SPECIAI. /RAREBIT sELECTED QUALITY SHRIMP PER 1 CAN o CO FFEE fine stronq coift 19 of uniform quality. L. LIEBY!S * CENTER SILICED'* OR C RUSHED NO. 25 ýPINEAPPLE- 15LA LICIY'S GEI4iaLE PRESS TOAT»O JUIC 4 CANS 25C FANCY SEEDLES S YOU NEED ILB DAI IhI THEM FOR CEL2LO L 5S HOLIDAY SAKING BAG6S c DROMDIt-AKE YOUR OWN FRUIT CAKE- DlMxE MIX ~INGEIENY"PKG39C BAKERS COCOA THE FAVORITE c!AN 10oc TE NEW AND IMPROVED CAKE FLOUR ÀAIRYLARGE FAIRY PKG. . 3c PAUL SCHULIE CHOCOLA'éE MARSHMALLOW OR ROSETTE PER £ THRmfu 8N VftYNIG OI quantflialsimlted te hous.heîd re quirements. Sorry. but we wiI pu unDie permt*roai ~ to, take advantage of price. CHICAGOLAND'S FAVORCÎE American Family soAP, 5 BARS 25c BOYS AND GIRLS GET AN AMERICAN FAN4ILY THEATRE Amerkcan FamilyF L KÉ : li 1c THE SOAP 0F BEAUTIFUL WOMAEN Camnay Soap' THE FINE GRA'"ULATED SOAP Oxydol. LIQUID BLEACH Clorox AND DISINFECTANT: SMALL e e 1011E Balto Dog Food V~~t'BIRD Kaempf~er's S lIEA 4 CAKES I 9C IUTPIS500 pER >1 lES ON SUDS PKG.2 c I5c BO1TLE25e *3 CANS 25c * ePis.23c FERS iTEMSý A downtown stase at your uptown door --With a wide end varied selection of fancy. holiday foods end bahing supplies including glace fruis--peels-assorted nutsfig-eadie~-daes.etc. Seo our special displays of seasonable suggestions. Youlil b. delighted wffh the splendd selotion, aIl at the customarv 'iwel money-savinq pdices. ths ow HAVE YOU FOUND THIEM? Look for the YeIIow Price Tickets bIarIs.d 'Jewel Special." Th.y Signlfy "EXTRA SAV- INGS" for yeu. Al iitems markd 'hweI Special" on"sale not enly for this week-end. but until next Wednesday nîqht. Nov. 14. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FINE QUALITY 1Floride Oranges "NEW SEMSONS PACK" DOL. 1 9c sELECTED NANCY HALL swoet Pot.t.....- 4 Liss. lOc 1 XTRA SELECTED Idaho P.tatoe 10LIS. f SA e, b. OUI MEV 115 Central Avenue H. L M0CGNN Manager, SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE YELLOW RIPE 4 Las. ?.le zu; Yovember Awr- orrciý

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