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November 1, 1929 WILME'TT.E LIFE 7 S. J. Duncan-Clark To Speak at Better · Government Meeting Now an Eva·n st.onian Address Your Mail . Correctly If You Want Quick Service TO SPONSOR CARD PARTY The Sisters of St. Joseph's school are sponsoring a card and bunco 'party to be held at the school hall, Friday evening, Nove.mber 8, at 8 o'clock, for the benefit of the school. Members of the ·committee In ·charge of the card party are: Mrs. Adam Braun, chairman; Mrs. Joseph. Steffen, Mrs. George Roemer, Mrs. John A. Neuses, Mrs. ] oseph Schneider, Mrs. Peter Borre, Mrs. Robert . Ho.ffman, ~rs. Nick Schwan, ·· and Mrs. Cathenne Rudd . . · I It is the aim of the' \Vilmettc post S. J .. D~ncan-Clark, of \Vilmette, office to deliver mail promptly at all Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, of ·winnetka, times; but in many cases mail is de·and other residents of the north shore layed because of incorect or insuffiwill take part in the proceedings of the cient addres" ses, Postmaster Joseph E. · National ' Conference on Improving Shantz stated this week. Directory Government to be held at the Stevens service is given. to · all such mail and hotel, Chicago, November 12, 13 and 14. when this ~ervice is made necessary This conference is to be the annual ·t here is a delay of at least .twenty-four meeting of the National ·M·unicipal hours. . · · · league, . the Governmental , Re search From July 1, 1928. to June 30, 1929, association, the National Association a total of 62,998 letters were given of Civic Secretaries, and the Prodirectory sen·ice at the \Vilmette portiona'l Representation league. It post officer ·Of this immber: 2,234 were is beitig sponsored in Chicago by the sent to the "dead letter" branch and A s socia~ion of. Commerce~the Burtau DELICATESSEN . · 2,324 were 'returned to the sender. Deof Publtc Effictency, the C tcago Womlivery of the remaining 58,440 letters Home B~king and Cooking ·an's aid, the Chicago. \\ n's club, was delayed. ·· the Citizens' association, the City club, . Mr. Shantz points out that letters To our many, friends and patrons the Civic· federation, the Civic Safetv dropped in mail boxes without stamps we wish to announce that we are commission, the M unitipal Voters' affixed cannot be delivered until the now serving league Northwestern uniYersit:v, the addressee bas been notified to send ~.nion' League club, the Universit\· of po~tage. Delay in deliYery . is the inBRE F . Chicago, and the \Voman's City club. tvitable result. Sandwiches and Coffee at all hours. S. ]. Duncan ~ C.lark. chief editorial Open au · day ~un,day writer of the Chicago Evening Post and ·· Mrs. Warren Pease. 320 Leicester president of the Citv cluh. will _ a9dre ss road, Kenilworth entertained her bridge · 736 r ~TH ST. WILMETTE 393.1 the conference on uM.olding the Mass . club on Tuesday afternoon· 0f tht~·s__:\~\ · (;~ · · e~k~. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mind" Wednesday afternoon, Novem .:. her 13: Mrs: Langworthy, past president of the Woman's City eh1b of Chicago and national director of the Parent-Teacher association will lead ;~ discu ssion oti "Civic · EducationWilliam G. Ruggles is the newest Tr.aining the Youth of Today for the member of the sale~ force of the· EvProblems of Tomorrow." anston office of. "B:,urd and \\1arner. · d 1 ·n k Mr. Ruggles Is not a newcomer to , C on f erencc, 'e egates Wl · ma e a . the firm, however, as he was formerly T~~~~d~10 ~ft~:~~ ~0 J~~e~b~~ 14~hA~ ~onnected with the Rogers Park office Winnet?a they will 'be received b:v the 111 1927. _ From _tl~ere he went to Hogan '11 d ·u be taken on and Farwell whtch firm he has been 1 0 ffi · j 1 ~ ~ge t. ctats an f t'h~ villacre's mum \Yith up to the present. While there he e t'> .d · · 1 · th · 11' g ·1·1 d an mspec ton our o .t exc 1ust~e Y 111 e se 111 ' ' · ci allv owned and operated utilities. ea1 Aptea will be given for the visitors at leasmg of htgh:-grade ap.artments .on Winnetka Community House. and they the ilear north std.e. In thts connection will also inspect .the Community House he. made a const~erable success and bUJlt Up a large chentele . 1 t pan. -. ASH'S ·A K ·A S T ------- 0 frompt Delivery ... hone Wilmette 634 ~E~~b. average ...... J2c FR.;El~.S,average . . 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RIB VEAL CHOPS, lb. . ... .. ... . . . . . LOIN VEAL CHOPS, lbo . , ... . .... . · · .. · · · v· · · · . . ........ ......... . Years 3go they were the only . soda crackers.put up in pack. . ages. They were the.best then -they're the best now and 25c SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAllS, whole or halt, 4 lb. CALIFORNIA HAMS, . lb. . ... .. ... . . . . .... . . .. . 29 Yzc 22c lb. . . . .... . .· .. RIB PORK ROAST, lb·... .. . . ... .. . ... . ..... . ARMOUR'S STAR BACON, sliced, I lbs. . . · FRESH SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, lb·..... . .. ..... HOME MADE PURE PORK SAUSAGE. lb. SJIALL LINK SAUSAGE, lb· . ..... . ... . ....... $1 10 20c 25c 29c even more famous. MAPLE GROCERY & MARKET 1936 Maple Avenue, Evanston University 12-13 Uneeda ·Biscuit NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY ·Uneect. B~l·:a-