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Apiil6.·19a Board Approyea Pafta1 · of Weat Side Streets Our Easter Specials EASTER CAKES Strawberry Short Cake Fresh Rhubarb Cake also Strawberry Pies and Tarts For ·Children EASTER NESTS and BUNNY COOKIES PATTY SBOPPE IISS Wlllllette Ave. Pboae WU. 575 Four ordinances providing for the institution of special assessment proceedings in connection with the paving of Fifteenth and Sixteenth street sections and the laying of house drains and water pipes in the Sixteenth street area, were passed by the Wilmette Village Board last Tuesday night. · The first ordinance provides for the resurfacing of Fifteenth street from the south line of Spencer avenue to the south line of the first alley north of Elmwood avenue, with asphalt, at a cost of about~ $17162 ' · The second ordinance provides for special assessment proceedings for the paving of Sixteenth street from the north line of Lake avenue to the south line of ·Ashland avenue; also Greenwood avenue from the southwest line of Main street to the west limits of the Village; also Glendenning road from the pavement to be layed in Greenwood avenue to the north limits of the Village and also Ashland avenue from the pavement to be layed in Glendenning road to southwest line of Main street, at an estimated cost of $40,300. The cost of laying house drains in the areas of Sixteenth street, Greenwood avenue and Glendenning road affected in the paving program was estimated at $1,351. The cost of the water pipes in the same area is estimated at $1,881. The paving program, it is pointed out, will be coincidental with a similar project being projected in Kenilworth, upon which a public hearing was held last Monday evening. · Public hearings on the proposed paving of the first alley north of Oakwood between Ninth and Tenth streets; and the first alley north of Maple avenue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets ; were scheduled by the Board of Local Improvements to be held on April 17. · ChUdretJ S11ve · · Coins for Th11l· Big Circus Da:v Wilmette school children are looking .forward to the afternoon of ' Monday, April 16, when they will be the recipients of an afternoon half holiday to permit them to· see the matinee performance at the Sells..Floto circus in the Chicago coliseum that day. Monday afternoon will be officially designated Wilmette Children's Day · · at the circus, by VIrtue of specJa1 arrangements made by Wilmette Chapter of the Eastern Star, and the attendance of youngsters from this viilage is expected to occupy a considerable portion of the grand stand at the show. Tuesday evening, April 17, will mark another special Wilmette · performance for the grownups, upon which occasion ·several village notables, including Village President Orner and various other officials will be seen mounted high u.p on elephants in the parade and otherwise cutting capers in the big three ring circus. A portion of the proceeds from the two performances will go into the · Eastern Star fund for trhe new organ in the Masonic temple. Tickets are on sale at the following places : Snider-Cazd Drug company, Renneckar Drug company, W. w. Winberg pharmacy, and North Western station. Mrs. F. D. Day of 1233 Elmwood avenue, C\nd daughter, Margery, are spending a few days visiting with T friends in Milwaukee, Wis. hey returned home last Thursday from a two weeks' visit in Chattanooga, Tenn. -o-Mrs. Ella E. Harty of Wilmette moved to the Homestead in Evanston this week. EASTER SPECIALS l'or I'RIDAY aad SATURDAY We are offering you, in connection with our fruits and groceries, a large variety of Easter Lilies and Tulips. These plants are extremely fresh and are offered at very reasonable prices. Before buying your Easter flowers come in and see our display· BANANAS, dozen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . and up RHUBARB, 3 pounds ..... GRAPEFRUIT, o ····· o · o · o ·· o ·· dozen ....................... . CARROTS and BEETS, 2 bunches ... ·................ . RADISHES, 3 bunches ................... . 25c 29c 89c 25c 25c . PEAS, 2 .pounds ................... . CELERY, bunch ............. _........ . 29c LETTUCE, 3 heads ..................... . ASPARAGUS, -GREEN ONIONS, large bunch ................. . 3 bunches ................... . 25c 49c 25c ISc PANTON·Y &. SONS QUA.LJTY FRUITS, ftGB'I'AIIIii.S Aim GB0CDJU PHONES 1S4 and 1361 - 1135 CENTRAL .AVENUE PH()NES 154 and 1361