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4 W~LMETTE LIFE June 28, 1929 A. S. VanDeusen SELLER OF GOOD FOOD Ceamal Aveaue aad IZtb Smeet Wilmette Home Scene of Wedding Breakf~st Phones Grocery 510-511-512-513 Meats 514 A personal service store, personally operated for 2 5 consecutive yearsinviting the most rigid · comparison of prices and qualities-not of a Few l£>ading items, but of our entire stock. SATURDAY JUNE 29 ONLY WEDNESDAY JULY 3 ONLY Arno Fischer and Miss Marie Kay \Vebber, both of Milwaukee, were married in Chicago Monday morning, June 24. The wedding breakfast was served at the home ·of th~ groom's sister, Mrs . Hugh Mottschall, 33 Crescent place. Their' honeymoon will be sp~nt at Elkhart Lake, Wis. Mr. Fischer is connected with the Milwaukee Jour.nal and his brid~ is a well known dancing teacher in Mitwaukee, who, at one time, taught dancing here. in Wilmette. SKY HARBOR WILL OPEN OFFJCJALLV ·JUNE 29 1l (Continued from page 1) been prepared and is ample to take care of the thousands of people who it is expected will visit the airport on the ·op~ning day$. It is expected that the night lighting equipmet1t will be complete!y installed by tbis week-end. It will Qt:ovide for night flying. Sightseeing trips over the city at night will provide a new thirll for Chicago people. Other Chicago operators of tri-motor planes have been invited to participate .with the Gray Goose Air lines in providing flying equipment for the proper christening cJ Chicago's new airport. Officials of the company state that there will be enough planes on the field to carry all the passengers who may want to see Chic(!go from the air. ROAST BEEf.. Native · Rib. Lb. . . . . . 40C BROILERS. Ford Sedalia. 2 lbs. . . . . · s} 23 JJC 59C SPECIAL SALE-.J~uae 29 to July 6 ORANGES. California Sun-Kist Valencias. S\veetest and tnost econot11ical for juice. Per dozen ........................... . SUGAR. Don't n1ake the tnistake of using a cheap beet sugar for your preserYing. \ Ve Miss Mabel Kearns of the Home stead and Miss Dorothy Weller, also of Evanston, will sail June 29, from New York City for a summer's European trip. They plan a restful cruise on the Mediterranean and later wilt vi sit Sweden and Norway. Miss Kearns and Miss Weller are both faculty members of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college. -oM iss Helen Fraser, 645 Abbottsford . r vad, Kenilworth will leave with her aunt, Monday, July 1, for Ha~aii. Miss Fraser plans to be gone for about two months. \.Vhile she is in Hawaii she will vi~it her sister, Mrs. John Spiller, the former Miss Hazel Fraser. -oMrs. Alfred Rennert, 415 Sheridan road, will leave on Friday with friends from Oak Park for a trip to the Canadian Rockies, returning. home by way of Los Angeles. She will be gone for about four weeks. -aMrs. R. P. Engel of 210 Dupee place unanimously elected .president of the Chicago Commandery, K. T. number 19, June 17, at the Masonic temple in Chicago. ~~n;j;s~n_l:. ~~~. ~~~t. ~)~1-r~. ~~~1~. ~~~~~~~~~t·e·cl." COFFEE. My Own Blend. Has satisfied our most critidtl cu:;tomcrs, unchanged. for ~5 years. Y ou'tl like it, too. SW ANS'DOWN CAKE FLOUR. Here's a bargain. Regular 2 ~ lb. carton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Sc IVORY SOAP. 10 lg. 10 oz. bars, $1.35; 10 med. 6 oz. bars . .. SOc LAUNDRY . SOAP. . Crystal " ' hite. Does a thorough job, easily. 100 bar box, $4.75. 10 bars for . ...... . ... 48c Lb . ....... .. ...... .. ...... z A. ]. Kuelzow and his daughter, Dorothy, of 611 Greenleaf avenue, have returned home from a three weeks' vacation at Lookout Mountain and Signal Mountain, tiear Ch.attaiwoga, Tenn., and Sunset Mountain near Asheville, N.C. -o1\frs. Hope Thompson of 1219 Ash ·land avenue, went to Champaign, Ill. for several days this week to attend the wedding of her niece, Miss Martha Chapman, who was married last Monday to William Hahm of New Haven, · Conn. -aMrs. David Nelson of 821 Elmwood avenue and. Mrs. J. Walter Nelson :)f 815 Elmwood avenue are sojourning . at Chambers Island, Wis., where th~ former will remain for the summer season. PEARS. None -Such brand. Six large, firm halves in a deliciou s juice. Just right for salad. 15 oz. can .. . ...... . . ...... 2Sc ;piCNIC SUGGESTIONS CANADA DRY GINGER ALE. Case of 48, $7 .55. Per doz. $1.97 MORAND'S GINGER ALE. Pt. bottle, tOe; dozen pts., $1.10; qt . bottle, 18c; doz. qts. . ... $2.10 Rebate 12 pint bottles, 2-k; 12 quart bottles, 30c MORAND'S ROOT BEER. Pt. bottle, JOe; doz. pts., $1.10; qt. bottle, 18c; doz. qts . ..... . $2.10 Rebate 12 pint bottles, 24c; 12 quart bottles, 30c PEACH PRESERVE. MEIER'S GRAPE JUICE. A select quality. Pt., 25c; qt .. 49c GINGER SNAPS. Small, crisp and excellent flavor. Just right for youngsters' vacation app~ tites. Full pound package .. Z5c COOKIES. National Family Assortment of 5 varieties, especially baked to stay fresh in summer weather and especially recomm~nded for children. 2 lb. carton . .. .. . ........ . 59c National Assortment of 9 plain and filled most popular cookies. Large carton, fresh ....... 30c OLIVES. Lindaay Colossal rip ~ olives. There is no finer. more uniform quality p a c k e d. Pint ...... .. .. .. · .... . . . . .. 4Sc Victor Spanish green olives. Large, excellent quality. Pint glass jar .. . . . ............. Z5c Richelieu best deviled olives. Small glass, 18c; pint gla s. , SSe Richelieu queen stuffed olives. Pint ... . . 60c STRAWBERRY JAM. ~one Such. An excellent pre erve made of select fruit and pure sugar. Lh. jar 25c SWEET GHERKINS. Clover Hill. A full quart of wonderful sweet pickles . . . . . . . . . 39c Pansy, packed by Sprague-Warner. Best quality and wholesome. Lb. jar . ... ... ............ . 25c DILL PICKLES. Budlong select. Quart jar . . . . . . .... . 2Sc Half pint of small dills .. . . 12c TONGUE. Libby's famous lunch tongue. 1 lb. . . . .. . . . .. . . S&c COLD MEAT. A ssorted ham, tongue and corned beef. Lh., sliced .. . . . .. . .. . . . . . ...... 78c VEAL LOAF. The b.est we can buy. Lb., sliced . . . ....... 48c BOILED HAM. Swift's best. Lb., sliced . . . . . . ... . 79c SAUSAGE. Assorted Summer, Liver and Bologna. Lb . .. 59c FRANKFURTS. Milwaukee. Lh. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 33c DEVILED HAM. Underwood's. ~ lb. can . . .. . . .... ... . .. Z3c _Y.; lb. can . ... ....... . .... . 33c POTATO CHIPS. Dernell's golden brown, fresh and crisp. Small package ............. 10c 1\fedium pack;~ge .......... tSc Large half pound package 35c SANDWICH SPREAD. Heinz. A delicious spread made of choped olives and pickles in a special mayonnaise. Per jar . . . . . . . .. . Z3c PEANUT BUTTER. ·peter Pan. Large 11 oz. jar ZSc CHEESE. Swift's Brookfield m'ild yellow American sandwich cheese. Sliced or in the piece. Lb. . ............. . . ..... 43c CAKES. Don't forget our complete line of iced, loaf, sponge, cup and other cakes. Fresh dailv and consistently high in quality. This week try MARSH MALLOW CHOCOLATE CAKES Little skyscrapers built of good things to eat. First a story of cake, then a story of marshmallow, then another story of cake. Chocolate over all. Buy them by the pound. 570 81. Discount ~ Cash ( on all cash orders of $1.00 or over. Flour, sugar and meat" bear no discount. All orders delivered. Uneeda ® NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANYr 66 Uneeda.Bakers" .I ~ 1