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WILMETTE LI FAfAUJ·BOlT~. =:~ gi'r' t and giViidt1iiett up ·tcr the .. .,.· ·~~----~-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ A i latp h ld .Mt. Lilly to t he grand jury ,on a ..-eported charge WHEN STRUCK BY.CAR of in voluntary ·tttllnsiaughtcr. He was corou~r· ~ ll!.li st or. rel eased on bond. O!lC o J the most tragic accidetit s Services for Jittle Virg!nia were held ever ·ecorded '· by Wilmette police oc- on Tuesday at Elgin. currrr! Sunday n;wrning, April 13 wh en little 8 year old Virginia Pecrr~ Ridge-~e Residenb to son, da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Get Recular Bus Service SELLER OF GOOD FOOD C. Pearson, 117 Dupee place, was General demand voiced by residents st ruc k and fatally injured at NinTh in the vicinity of Lake avenue west of · st ~ ('e t an<l Linden avenue by a car Ridge, has prompted the Village board dn ven by E. Herbert Lilly, 206 Ninth in authorizing the operation of motor st reet. busses along that highway in the vilby the Chicago, North Shore and With the street intersection crowd- lage railway company. ed by cars parked in the vicinity of Milwaukee Regular schedules will be establish-,,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ t.he St. Francis Xavier church the at once, it is explained by the com- I r.· ed httle gi~l. in crossing the street, 'step. VAUGHAN'S SEEDS. Agent for Wilmette. These ped behmd one of the parked machines pany officials, to provide Ridge and and dir.ectly into the path of the Lilly Lake,Jlvenues with frequent bus servare the best seeds that can be bought. Put your car wh1ch was proceeding toward the ice augmenting the regular service order in early. Flower, vegetable, lawn seed, plants; corn~r. It was not definitely de - provided on Wilmette avenue and termmed, according to the police Glenview road. shrubs, garden tools. I can sell you anything in whether a wheel of the car passed Vaughan's catalogue at the catalogue price. over the child or whether she was thrown and injured by the impact She died Sunday afternoon at th~ Ev~nston hospital. The car behind .......···.. wh1ch she passed was parked over the @1Jlllf sidewalk line, it was stated. -This is not beet granulated . . W~ile ~r. Lilly was detained for 5 tdenhfica.tlon, the child was rushed to We specialize in hedges the ho.spttal, where, a short time later, ................ and evergreens. Mr. Lilly stated he was informed that she was not. seriously injured. He was at the hospttal, it was said, before the Call men who had conveyed the child had SCHULEMAN BROS. Linus Smith, Senior Patrol Leader of left. It was later in the afternoon that Wilmette 2843 .. .. .. 4, St. Augustine's church, has ;;t;;he:;;;;;;d;;ea;;t;;h;;;o;;f;;t;;h;;e;;l:;it;;tl;:e;;:=:=:=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=; for the degree of Eagle Scout, f 8 rank a boy may reach in the movement. .. .. PAINT UP-CLEAN UP-NOW IS THE TIME In order to attain the Eagle degree DON'T PUT IT OF,F-PUT IT ON has been necessary for the Smith boy ....... : .... pas, 21 merit badges, 11 of the subEverything in Paints, Varnishes and Stains s of these badges being required by La_rge Stock of ~indow and Porch Flower Boxes at very low National Council of the movement . pnces. . Our pnces are the lowest in town and the best of ' ith ten designated as optional. everythmg. .80 large 10 oz. bars in box, $S.M. Following are the merit badges for Eagle Scout Smith has qualified : WILME1TE .G LAss· & PAINT WORKS aid, swimming, pioneering, life first aid to animals, craftsmanPlate and Window Cla..-Mirror-Picture Framinc leather, craftsmanship in wood, 100 large 10 oz. bars in box, $4.50 1133 Central Ave. Wilmette Phone zses crat'tsntanl>hip in book-binding, carpenfirematishi' p, safety first, athletics, AUTOMATIC SOAP FLAKES camping, signaling, civics, 1 lb. package .......................... . path1fincling, public health, personal FREE With 1 can Kitchen Klenzer. bird study, and forestry. is well to explain that in order to BUTTER. Fancy Elgin Creamery a merit badge a Scout must appear For the table. Lb.................... .. a Court of Honor. . The Wit. court. is held in the Village hall EGGS. Guaranteed fresh nd IS prestded over by Superintendent Doz .................................. . f Schools, J. R. Harper. We prepare your food just as you'd tfke Smith is the first Wilmette Scout to SUNBEAM COFFEE. Austin Nichols & Co.'s finest to have it. And we do our best to sen·e win the Eagle badge. it to you promptly. quality. All coffee has raised in price from Sc to Last summer while attending the Culver School of Woodcraft, he qualified lOc a lb. I hcwe--a small stock of Sunbeam Coffee the -Gold· C., being the seventh boy _.. Buaineaa to Z:OO · history of the school to accomin stock at the old price . feat in one year. 3 lb. can $1.20. Lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith of 701 Forest. avenue. -- en CENTRAL AVE. AND 12TH ST EXTRA SPECIAL PRJCE SALE APRIL 18th tO 2 · 6th lLeft l&x)P)enU cdi@ Y JP>ll!\mlitlhm! s~~." .~i~·e· ~~~~ .~~~~~l~.t~~: 9Sc ~~~~; o~!~£~~. · 2Sc Nt~~~~. ~~~~~ ~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~. .... 22c H~~E ~.~~.~. ~~~. ~.~~~~~~ ~.~~ ;;he:;;;;;;le;;a;;r;;ne~d~o~f ~~~~~~~ ~~.·~.~~~. ~~~~~~. ~~~~ B~~~~ .~~. ~~~.·~~ .~~ 30C ~OE~!~A~ .~~~~~. ~~~~~~:. ~~~ 28c IOc 63C s~~~~~?~ .~~·.~~. ~~~~~~ .~~.~... 4Sc l&c Wholesome FoodWell CookedQuickly ServedLunCb· l~:30 41c 32c <: THE SHERIDAN CAFE ton Offers Service The Village board was advised this f" of Incinerating Plant k that Evanston had voted a bond to provide for the installation of ncinerator for garbage ' disposal. incinerator, the board was inby Evanston official s would be te for additional disposal serv· Wilmette. Consideration of ition is to be given by the the early . future, it was ~========~===============;;;=:~ IT IS SURPRISING what a coat of paint will do to th e app earance of your car. fi is al so s urpri ~ in 'l' to learn that th e appearance greatly depends on th e qual ity of paint used. W e gua :- ::: :~ t e e that we paint your car with the fin e~ t quality of paint and turn out a high cla ss job . Wilmette ('ve. and Main St. ()pea AU Nqht · A~~~~~~~ Od;~~~n ~~~·. ~~~~ .~~~s·t·.. Cook in 5 minutes. 42C $1.49 RICHELIEU SPECIAL ROLLED OATS Large 3 lb., 7 oz. pkg. c~~~.~~.~~~~····················· 22c JOHNSON'S FLOOR POLISHING BRUSHES. Ea. with 1 lb. can Floor Vv ax Free. I lb. can Johnson's Floor Wax, 57c; 2 lb . can $1.14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23C · $2 45 s Wilmette decide to accept Eva nston proposition, a problem ich has concerned local officials .some time will have found Loca l. officials have been considerg the establishment of a central gardisposal system on the north c that would be used jointly by all th e villages in New Trier township. FORMER RESIDENT DIES Word has reached the village of the dea th of Ellen Carlile Bruton, formerly of Wilmette, at her home in Pasade na, California, on April 10, 1924. Mr<. Bruton is survived by her husban d. James J. Bruton, a daughter , F.thc l Bruton, and a son, James Bruton of Oakland, California. COTTON CLOTH CREPE TOILET ~!;~~ils ~~~~:~~ .r.~l~ ... ~.it.l~ . :~l~~i~~... REPUBLIC PEACHES. Lemon Clin~. ROBERT W. MciNTYRE Rear of Wilmette State Bank Phone Wil. &84 \ ·ery high grade. Large No. 2th can Doz. $3.65, can . .... .. ......... .. ..... . The fruit crop in California has been badly injured by frost. This will raise the price of canned fruit at least 20% . Buy now and sa\'(~ the rai c. Sl.OS J2c THIS WEEK'S BEAUTY HAWAllAN PINEAPPLE Spkndid quality. Matched slices No. 2 can. Doz. $2.90, can .... . ......... . SPECIAL Three Gallon MONSOON HAWAIIAN SLICED PINEAPPLE. Remarkably low prict Large Ko. 2)12 can. Doz. $4.50, can . . . . In the Village Theatre Building. Galvanized Pail Wooden Handle Solid and Durable for SUNBEAM GRAPE FRUIT BEVILACGUA ITALIAN STRINGLESS BEANS Fancy. 25c 37lc ISc For salad No. 2 can. Doz. $1.80, can ..... . For salad or yegetable, can ..... . Doz. $2.15, can ............. . Village Chocolate Shop Your Sandwiches, Ice Pop Corn and SUNBEAM FANCY SWEET CORN No. 2 can. 39c Usually sella for 60 cenb BABY STUART SIFTED EARLY JUNE PEAS Very tine. Very cheap. D z. $2.15, can .... LA CONTROISE CHOICE FRENCH MUSHROOMS. Franc and duty have gone up. These will go up lOc a can; can .. 28c 18c 18c 42c 2Sc John Millen '11/t'· HaiJware, Millen Ha· It" Pboaet Wll-tte 3160..3061 1219-21 Wl.ette Ave. · 1 BEAUTY BAKED PORK AND BEANS Extra quality. No. 2 can. Doz. $1.20, can IZUMI JAPANESE CRAB MEAT No. No. ~ ~ SSe IOc When ~ity <llocolate Rules can .................... .... . . . can ................ . .... . .... . CORAL REEF TUNA FISH , .