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10 W·I L M E T T E LIFE April 26, 19Z9 QUALITY FOODS Stricdy Fresh Eggs SPECIALLY PRICED Only, dozen 37c Direct from farm Mrs. Cornelia .L. ·Faul · ()pen North Shore Branch Dies Tuesday, AprH 23 of Sherwood Music Schoo~ Ml":;. Ernau Akely, pianist and pr~si1dent of the North Sh?re Mustcal society; has been placed 111 charge as affiliated teacher of a new branch of the Sherwood Music school of Chicago just established in Wilmette. Tl~e studio of the Wilmette branch ts located in Mrs. Akely's home, 615 Lake avenue, Wilmette, and teaching is now in progress. Mrs. Akely, a pupil of Mme. Sturkow -Ryder, has been teaching in Wilmette for several years. She has appeared in concert in Kimball hall and on the north shore. The north shore branch of the school has been established to obviate the necessity of Sherwood students in this vicinity going into Chicago for instruction, it is explained. Label Pineapple. 10 lba. pure cane augar in c:loth baga . . . . . : . . . . . . .. . . .. ... . 63c 3 c:aaa $1. Dozen c:ana .. . .$3.90 La Choy complete auortment Club Houae Peachea, Regular . including C h ow Noodles, 40c aeller. 3 can1 $1.00. Sprouts, Molaaaea and Sauce. Dozen . . . . . . . . .. .. .$3.90 Per package . .. .. ...... . . . . 31c Libby Black Rerular 40c: per can. Special Club Houae Tomatoea. L S. P. K. French Dreasing. Large c:ana, replar 30c. s~!i, bottle . ... .... .. . . . .... .. . . 2lc dozen cans .. ............. $2.90 Crosse and Blackwell Scotch Oatmeal. 2 lba. in can . .. . . 40c Mrs. Kedd's Pin Money Baby Melon Picklea . . . . . . . . . .40c American Family Soap Flakea ... ... ... . . .. .. . ... 20c Swanadown Cake Flour. Package . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Sc Jap Rose Soap. 6 bara . .. . .. 47c Richelieu Special Rolled Oats. Strictly F.resh Eggs. Direct 3 package a ...... .. ... .. .... 2Sc from farm. Only dozen . . . 37c Specials for ·Saturday Little Pork Roast whole or half loin, lb ·. ............ S3c Home Dressed stewing chickens, lb ·.. . .. . .... : .. . . 4uc Small Ileef lUb Roast, rolled or stand in~, lb ·..... 4ur Six and st-1·enth rib ht'«'f roast, lb . ... . ............... 38c Specials for April 29th to May 3rd, Inclusive Fresh ground Hamburger, lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... SOc Ham shanks, ·willie they last, lb. . . . ... . . . . 18c Lamb Patties, lb ·.......... . . 3!lc New Cabbage, lb ·..... . ....... lie GEORGE E. WHITE HIGH GRADE GROCERIES AND MEATS RIDGE AVENUE AT LAKE AVENUE Phones: Wilmette 113-Wilmette 114 SORORITY BENEFIT MAY 7 The Delta Gamma sorority, with its active and alumnae member s and their mothers, has set Tuesday, May 7, as the day of its annual card party, which, this season, will be held at the Evanston Country club. Mr s . \\'illiam Mrs. I. W. Baker of Rye, N. Y., has McKay and Mrs. Robert Blessing are co-chairmen of the affair. Mrs. Paul been the house guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Howard Bent, 338 MelDilg will supply the prizes. rose avenue, Kenilworth, for two Mrs. Arthur W. Allen, 803 Chest- weeks. Mrs. Baker is returning Sunnut avenue, returned this week from day to her home. -oMiami Beach, Fla:, where she had been M iss Mary Martin entertained her since December. Mrs. S. B. Buckman, who motored back with Mrs. Allen, is bridge club Monday evening at her home, 1046 Elmwood avenue. her house guest this week. Mrs. Cornelia Livingston Faul, 77, wife of William H. Faul, 850 Sheridan road Wilmette, died of a heart attack at h~r home Tuesday, April .23. Mr. and Mrs. Faul, who had been married fifty-six years, moved to Wilmette sixteen year:; ago from Chicago, where for fifty )'ears Mr. Faul was connected with the display advertising department of the 'Chicago Tribune. He retired eleven years ago. Mrs. Faul was born at Germantown, N. Y. November 4, 1851. .In 1855 her family moved to Madison, Wis., and ten years later came to Chicago, where she spent the remainder of her life. Mrs. Faul was a member of the Woman'·s club of Wilmette and of the Eastern Star. She was the mother of seven children. Her husband, William H. Faul, and three of the children, Arthur H., of Evamton, Elmer M., of Milwaukee, and Mrs. David G. Park, of Wilmette, survive her. The funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 :30 o'clock in the Rosehill cemetery chapel. We sell du Pont paints made by the makers of Duco ··························~ In a .Few More Days our remodeling sale will be history. Plans and workmen are almost ready. Work starts soon. There · Is Still Time to. "get in" on some of the wonderful bargains we're offering. . Among them are- TN fine residential centres Nunn-Bush Oxfords University Oxfords for Men and Boy~ Lady Martha Washington Arch Support Kindergarten Children's Shoes and Oxfords Red Arrow Work Shoes for Men Bring your shoes to us for repairs. W c shoe rebuilding operate the most modern _ shop on the North Shore. Corne here for service and satisfaction. du Pont paints are demanded beJ. cause of their beauty and durability· They are scientiUcally built to give full protection. There is a du Pont finish for every possible need. Every one is backed by the famous du Pont chemical organizatioo-made by the makers of Duco. Whether it's inside or out, whatever the painting job you have in mind, now is the time to come in and consult with us about ite Shop on 44 The Ridge" and Save the Difference ENAMELS DUCO SCHREIBER'S SHOE SHOP 801 Ridge Road r"TT-..:-T~TTT See U a for Electric Appliances and Repairs Wilmette OPEN EVERY EVENING ...... T ...... T T T . T T T ,T T T T T T T . . . . , . . .