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WILMETTE L NOVEMBER COMES Frank 0. SUNDAY CLUB . Young, Pioneer 1 BUILDS s·a.· HOME Real ..:.. 1:'-tate ""--· Di . Walter ~otthoff was .granted a buil~· ucaaer, ea mg permtt by the Vtllage of Keml- Chorus to Be Heard H ere Soon bl ward A. Steiner of Grinnell kcturer, author and authority ration, will be the speaker at te Sunday Evening club on r 16. Miss Anna Nyberg, ,t, will provide the musical pro· ~t.:i ncr is one. of the "regulars" ilmettc and Ch1cago Sunday Evetub programs, his name appearing ,·car's speaking roster of these it·v institutions. , 1ugh a student of world probDr. Steiner's most notable work to the problems con1 related :t h immigration. His has been , 1rkably varied life. Born in l \ 'il, now a part of the Czech·a~t·. republic, he supporter became, of at the a a staunch t· ! Slovaks. Because of his ac" this regard, he was soon :. leave his native land and came l nitcd States. Starta aa Coat Pre..er ~o r.s~hu~a~P~ . ~S~pe~n~ce ~r!!E ~ . ~an~d~Fr ~a~n~k~O~.~J~r~ . ~~~~~~~~~~~~= Frank 0 . Young, who has been a worth to erect a residence home at resident o.f Wilmette for 10 years, died 156 Abingdon road for $18,000. Sunday ntght and funeral services were held . Wednesday afternoon at the home A. C.'· MEET CHICAGOANS of hts son, Joshua P. Young, 1030 AshThe Wilmette A. C. football team land avenue, and at Mount Hope chapel. will meet the Chicago Linwoods in M y h a game at the playgrounds gridiron r. oung, w o had been visiting S d f N b 16 with his children in the East this sum- un ay a ternoon, ovem er . n:ter, was anxious to cast .his vote at the The annual meeting of the Arden election on November 4 and returned Shore association will be held Frit~ Wilmette. Last 'r,hursday .he wrote day morning, November 21, at 10 hts so~s that he had helped his country o'clock. by votn~g for t~,e men who would serve .:.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ the nation best. iC He was a pioneer dealer in Chicago The real estate and was known as an authority on suburban and acre property OUILMETI'E values. In 1877 he subdivided the COUNTRY Young farm at South Lawn and from CLUB that subdivision grew Harvey, Illinois. He was born in 1854 in New York is available for state and was brought to Chicago when a child. He later received a degree from Cornell university. In 1878 he married Dances. Club Meetings, Dinners, Alice L. Eames. Rece ptions and All Kinds of Mr. Young is survived by his widow, Public Gatherings. Mrs. Alice Young, and five children, For inrormatlon regarding rentOlive M . Young, Mrs. Helen Hill,! ~~·lmet(t~P~ 25~e Miss Winters, SELLER OF GOOD FOOD CENTRAL AVE. AND 12TH ST. EXTRA SPECIAL PRICE SALE November 14th to 22nd Many lines of canned goods are very scarce and hish, and they will be much h~ber. Why not buy now when prices are normal? SUGAR. T'his is not Beet granulated sugar, but is the finest quality of Cane, lb ...... . I ARMOUR'S STAR HAMS 30c Lb . .. : ... ............................ . 25c SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS Whole or one-half, lb .................. . Sic NATIVE CHUCK. POT ROAST OF BEEF Lb................................... . ti r!>t job in the new country was pressing coats. Later he worked Pennsylvania coal mines and mills and spent a few months in for being involved in a strike. In face of such setbacks, the fires of glowed steadily until he y fo und himself in the foref the country's. most eminent Steiner's books are known everyA Yisit to Russia brought forth amous biography of Count Tolstoy. "Trail of the Immigrant" has gone l \ editions and his most recent "Sanctus Spiritus and Com," has created a furore in literary educational circles with its realistic ririle depiction of the clash and atof old and new world ideas. Sunday Evening club Executive announces that it has been in securing the celebrated Chorus of 30 voices for an aphdore the club later in the HOME MADE PORK. SAUSAGE MEAT Lb................................... . 32c 30c BREASTS OF SPRING LAMB -SpecialsGrapefruit, largest size, half cue ........... $3.25 Oranges, sweet and juicy, per doz·.......... 25c Bananas, per doz. . ......................... 25c Apples, per buahel ....................... $1.69 Cosmas and Fine Fresh Fruita and Vegetables are Synonymous Lb ................................... . 49c For the table, lb....................... . 46c COFFEE. Roast Santos. Mild, sweet. J8C Splendid value, lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EGGS. Guaranteed for every use Doz ................................... . lOc BUTTER. Fancy, fresh, sweet creamery COFFEE. My Own Blend. Equal to any 60c Coffee in c~ns. I Buy coffee in bulk and save the price o l can and labor. lb. . ................... . SOC Complete Stock of Fruits and Vegetables at low prices T;~;, ~)\~~·~a~ e~~~.~. ~~~~~ .~~~~~~. ~~~~~. . 48c ANTONINI OLIVE OIL. Pure Italian. The . finest MYSTICS I '] mi>h Mystics, Their Followers d Deniers," will be the subject of uo,,ion at the North Shore· Congational meeting at the Glencoe ' >onic temple, Friday evening, No21, at 8:30 o'clock. "The Law" 1 the subject at the services on November 16, in the Hub-j school auditorium. Cosmas Bros. Phone 2613 Opposite Villaae Theatre Phone 2894 79c 14c A~~~c~~~:. ~~~1~~: .~~~: .~,:~.~c.t~~ ·: · ........ 30c 5'6~~~ ~~.~~~·. ·2·0·c· ~~~~~e. ~~~ .e~~~~ !~~:. . 7Sc NUTS. 9c 40C 9c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . REPUBLIC JAMS. 27_1 $3.25, 2'C qu~li~r :~de: .~~1~~~ .c~~. ~~~~~ .............. PRUNES. Fancy, s~eet Santa Clara. 40-50 size, lb. 18c; 50-60 ~~~e : lb .............. . English Walnuts, New California, No. 1 soft · shells. New Hickory Nuts, lb. New B1ack Walnuts, lb. Pure sugar and fruit only. 1 lb. jar, any kind, doz. jar 10 bars ............................... . SUPERIOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SOAP Large 10 oz. bar, 100 bars in box, $4.75 co. CHIPSO. Proctor and Gamble's Soap Chips 1870 ETAI L we adhere to SPECIALS for 48c 2 lb. pkg .............................. . 2Sc LIQUID VENEER. Makes Furniture look Jike new, large 12 oz. bottle ............. . SOc BROOMS. Clean Sweep. 4 sewed 75c Each SUNBEAM OLIVES. Large Queen, 10 oz. bottle. 28C Republic Queen Olives. Full quart, 6Sc Sunbeam Pimento Stuffed Olh·es. . . . . . . . . F SUNBEAM COUNTRY GENTLEMAN SWEET CORN. Doz. $2.45; can . . . . . . . . C BABY STUART SIFTED . EARLY JUNE PEAS " CJ"otltyJ we rode in the new ~~~~~~~~r~~,~;~~~~.~~~. ~~~~~ 18c 12 oz. bottle, 45c. 21 ........ 36c .........28c 23lc 32c .. ...... 36c 18c M.--4 P.M. ))..,...~-~> PIE·RC E ARROW Series 80 ... That for which every other manufacturer strives,-to lea~ the industry,-::-the accomplishment of PIERCE ARROW for many years. 7-PASSENGER TOURING ' Guaranteed, tender, sweet Early June Peas Dozen $2.15, can . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... }8C <--~c ~~~.. $2 895 S-Pusenier Sedan, $3,895; at Butfall ~.,.,..,~J 11n·.fftrtJ ~ t1u P'Urci-.1""-~J F;,..a C·rJ4rllliflfl,· l.di·t.,.,., 1015-17 Davis Stre~:t EVANSTON MOTOR SALES Phone University 2277 BRANCH OF MAIN STORE ETKA 22c SUNBEAM FANCY TOMATOES 18C $2.15, PLYMOUTH ROCK TOMATOES 14c $1.60, F~~~~~ ~~~~~.~~~-. ~~~~~~~·. . . . . . . . 59c PLYMOUTH ROCK. YELL{) ·v CLING PEACHES 29c 20 $3.40, PLYMOUTH ROCK BARTLETT PEARS 20 40C $4.80. ~~:!~1\:. ~~ !~ ~!~~f.~. ~!~~~~~. 38c s~~~~. ~~~~~1 ~~~~.~~. 35c w~~~Nca~T~~~~~.~~.I~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c Extra quality, No. 2 can; Doz. can.. Extra Standard, No. 2 can. Doz. can Splendid quality. Heavy syrup. Large No. can. Doz. can ................ . Just rig-ht for Sauce or Salad. Large ~o. can. Doz. can ..................... . 0 SUD~~E~~O,F~~~~. ~~~~~.~~~~. ~~ 5 · · · · ·· · · · · · Mkhi&u B.w!.cJMcl a.t 25th Sttta