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~ebruary 25, 1927 WILMETTE whose term expires this spring, has found a host of unsolicited backers who are determined that he shall be a candidate for re-election. It is the contention of these sponsors of his candidacy that his services and t!Xpericnce should not be lost to the village. "I am for Mr. Orner, regardless of party affiliation but I am also for Paul Hoffman on the strength of his splendid record," came to be virtually a slogan with all these proponents of the Hoffman candidacy at Wednesday's caucus. It was Albert N. Page, a former colleague of Mr. Hoffman on the Village board, who sounded the keynote of this widespread sentiment. Praise for DeBerard General regret was expressed at \Vednesday's meeting over the decision of Trustee W. W. DeBerard to discontinue his official connection with village affairs at the expiration of his term of office this spring. Illness in his family, coupled with the increasing d_emands upon his time and services as chief engineer of the Regional Planning association were given hy Mr. DeBerard as his reasons for not seeking re-election. Mr. DeBerard's ·Services as trustee will be sorely missed, particularly in connection with the extensive sewer and water iin· provement program for the west area which has been under his expert elire.c tion. LIFE 9 ORNER WITHDRAWS AS HOME PARTY NOMINEE (Continued from page 1) A. · s. VanDeusen Seller of Good Fo~od Central Ave. and· 12th Street Phone Grocery 510-511-512-513 Meat ·514 ~ I · "\Ve want harmony," Becker asserted, speaking for himse.lf and Mr. Miller, and stating that they would prefer to stcp out rather than beco.mc involved in a poli.tical feud. Caucus Chairman Quits Still another surprise came Thursday morning when Max Zabel, chairman of the Home party caucus, declared that he had resigned from that position prior to the Wednesday night meeting giving as his reason that he did not care to "take a part in an organization which "'as not pla-ying fair." And thus, a ticket that flourished for a few brief hours on Wednesday appeared to he all but ·destroyed before noon on Thursday. \Vednesday night's caucus proceedings, outlined in another column of this issue of WILMETTE Ln·t. found John Clark Baker as chairman in the place of ~[ax Zabel, a fact that caused a ripple of interested comment among the assembled citizens. Matters proceeded peacefully enough until the report of the Nominating committee had been heard and the motion to have it approved by the caucus presented by G. T. Hellmuth: committee chairman. Masons Invite Friends It was that mot1on and the subsequent I D C dp refusal of Chairman Baker to ,recogto ance, ar arty nize an amendment submitted by Wit\Vilmette Lodge, No. No. 931, A. F. liam E. \Vil1iam~ that Paul A. Hoff- and A. M ., has announced an informal man's name be substituted for that dance and card party to be held at the of Nicholas ]. Miller, that brought ~Ias9nic temple. 1010 Central avenue, about all that has followed including Saturday evenil)g, . February 26, at the probable realignn-.ent of the entire 8 :30 o'clock. Cards will include bridge political situation in the community. and 500. Arrangements for this social Backed on His Record event are under the direction of Ernest Mr. Hoffman, a veteran of six years' C. Cazel and his committee. Admitservice on the Village board, and tance will be by card. SPECIA-.-Peb. 25 to Mar. S SUGAR. The finest quality of Cane granulated only. Not Beet granulated. 10 lbs. 74C 35C 36C Li~~ -~~. ~~~~~-~-~~~.~·.. .............. 37C ARMOUR'S STAR HAMS. \Vhole or one-half. Lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EGGS. 'rhese are guaranteed fresh, and can be used for soft boiling. Doz. . . . . . . . . . . . . APPLES. Greenings. Tip Top Brand. The finest packed. 10 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59C 25 C 38C H~~?cY~Ei~c~. ~~~~~r-~................. I Oc GRAPEFRUIT. Florida Jtnnbo. 46 size. Perfect fruit. Doz. $1.50, 2 for . . . . . . . . . . COFFEE. Roast Santos. \ \T onclerful value. Mild, S\\·eet blend. Lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TEA. Oolong 1'ea. 11No. 1, 75c quality. Lb. 46c. 1 11 CRACKERS. National Biscuit Co. Grahan1 38C crackers, 2 lb. carton ................... . Pren1iun1 Soda crackers, 36 2 lb. carton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C FRUIT CAKES. Sunshine. 1 lb. and lbs. 68 The finest fruit cake tnade. Lb. . ... ~ . . . . . C 4~ ~P:~. ~:;~~~~~ ~~~~ : ?~~~~~. ~~~~-e: ..... SOc ALUMINUM FRENCH FRYERS. Sold ,~=~~--~11~ Ourl~Nult~lio, On7~1~1/ &-akP. H .. l ¥ EAL THY, happy children smack their lips over a bowl of bread-andmilk, if our wholesome, sweet-tasting bread is used. It's so light and fluffy and cake-like that all children demand it. u Most nourishing food" regularly for $1.75. Each . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . SUNBEAM OLIVE 01~. Itnported. This is not an ordinary bargain. I can buy no n1ore to ~I sell for any\vhere near this price. Quart. ~ · RICHELIEU PEANUT BUTTER. 'f'here is no pea. nut butter n1acle that is better in excellence of tnanufacture, flavor or price. 10 oz. jar . . 75C oo 27C WRIGHT'S SUPREME MAYONNAISE SALAD ~~E~;·~?· ?~~~t.'. ~~~·. ~.i~~~ .~s·c·.......... 23c MONSOON ASPARAGUS POINTS. No 1 34 square can. Doz. $3.90, can . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C MAINE SWEET CORN. Canned Corn cannot be tnade better than this. ·Doz. $2.25, can . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . DINER SWEET GARDE~ PEAS.· I have sold 300 cases of these peas. 1~hat' s what the people think of then1. They are the tnost wonderful bargain I have .e ver had. Doz. $1.50, 2 cans . . . REPUBLIC TOMATOES. No.2 can. Extra 'grade of 1· 9C u M o&t nourishing food,, 25C The Wilson Bakery The Home of Everything Good Tbat,s Baked BEAUTY PEARS. Large No.2~ can. For Palmolive J'oilet Soap, Doz. . ................... $1.00 Sahara Toilet Paper, 1 Doz. large rotls ........ 90c: No. 10 Brooms, Ea. .. ..... 65c: ~a~~~st~~.a~~~~-. ~~~-. ~~·.5.~, ......... ; ..... 25c salad. Doz. $3.20, can . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27C 1162 WILMETTE AVE. PH. WIL. 414 Ivory Soap, Large, 10 oz bar, 10 bars ................. $1.25 Kitchen Klenzer, 10 cans .. 6Sc Galvanized Iron Pails, 12 qt. .. .................. 30c.