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days RU TZ. TOIL s O~AP 10% oz. tins ~z ORFA MIoI. 3 siyENS Bri rae 20o. 19oz funs 20Çe 21.Ç .Richelieu Qaliy Foodâ -m» i.,uk idifavo... and mmate cmPs Po - *IOFEE o mf.in Mae tmm nu& OsPIuspmue o*usmdmd LE BUTTER ici r 21 Tomato 13% 4oz. XEN-L-ATION . OS F001eD ~Hoes.B icio r ib6* h and 7$ h ribs. Hommflt Roast.I2.3ç Brnd Dr. Hugh Elmer Brown, mIinisÈer of the ËWasiCon gregâtionaxl church, Evanston, weill be the gtest preacher. ai the servicesin the Firi Con gre- gatjonal church of Wilmette Su#n- day enorning, May 15, ai il 0o'clock.: His sermon thete WIlI be, «h *M1flstWy r1 the Future." Mrs. Brush Is Speaker at French Club Session A French club of New Trier High school meeting was to be held in the girls' club rooaiù Thursday of . this week. Mns. Daniel Brush, local resi- dent and native of France, 'was. to be the speaker. Nominees for next vear's offices were to be presented by MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Late in April Mrs. Gladys A. Schlueter of Chicago, president of the Lincoln-Svhlueter Machinery com- pany, returned to the city and an- nounced ber marriage to H. P. Eble, Chicago Finance company executive. Wilmette w111 be Mr. and Mrs. Ehle's permanent home, but they will spend the winter months in their new home in C2oral Gables, Pl'a. They will estab- 0f the $570,2598 $389,49 198 was on. real: estate, anmd $180,724 on pecr-. sonal, property. 'Twenty per -cent of the total. firt. installmetton real estateý has -beci paid.; 10 per cent on the second in- stailment,;and 18 percent on thé total personal. eiglitten per cent of the total tax in Winnetka has been paid;, 17 per cent in Kenilworth; 14 per cent an. Wilmette, and 12 per cent in. Glencoe., Business FurmiaLag, Mr. Hale's recordsý show that out of the 99 business firms in Glencoe, oly Il had paid their personal prop-ý erty tax; of the 307 in \'innetka, 34 had paid, UP to-T.uesday noon; threc, out .of the, 34 had paid in Kenilworth, and 23. out of 278 in Wilmette. Mr. Hale' says 'he expects to be able to handie ail tax paynfients re- ceived at his office up to and includ- ini the early days of next week. Edward Gould Hill Pupils in Recital Siinday afternoon, May 8, MIr. atnd Mrs. W. A; Flogaus, 26Ô Fairview avenue, Winnetka, presented piano students of Edward Gould Hilliiiu rt-cital. Those takinig part wcre Arîce Rue and Evero Sherritt,: Barbara Hatclh, lFrat klnivi cC..augliey ami Melviii Nyxnatn (national high school piano contest wimier). Mr. Hill, pi- anist-composer, bas donc extenlsîvu( concert work throughioui the country and also -played daily recitals at A Century of Progress, but specializes" in.'teaching, using a highlly individuai- iied method f-er whichi he lias writtcli his own course of study.