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v Swansdown, CAKE FLOUR pg:25c or CAR~ Quaker Oats Del Maiz Corn ýOR' RNK Aded-Fooci Savings During the past 'ear we have al had tO ehiik more of saving. House. wives comparing. today's prices withý thoseý they, paid a year ago are offered convincing. proof that; our companyr las helped -thera to Save. TION tans PRICED 0 No. 24 LOW 2 cana, 3-pkgs. 23e 17c 27c, 22c *of the V-'îHagie board; Truste '.-i L Renneckar, -a nember of this commit- tee; Robert Stoddard, president of the Village Plan Comnmission, a.nd Lloyd C. AvLres and F. J. Newev members of the plan ,omfmission. The Chicago., Bur- lington and Quiic-v railroad throuY' Aurora is elevated on tresties,oandl the Wýilmýette,'-officials went to Au- rora to study tlîis..type of gradle sep- aration plan. COMING HO41ýME FROM ABROAD Mrs. Edxwin A. Wegncr of 421 ElIin- xvood avenue and her daughter, Miss Margaret, %who havebeen motoring- through Europe since'the middleof uyare expected, to (oki e York October 5, and to return to W.imette about Octoher 9. Thie- have been ac1mpnyig rs. MWeg- ner's'son, Dr'..Edwiin A. \Vegner, andl M11rs. WNegneçr in their*travels abroad.. Dr. and Mr-s. egner, ,howe,.er, have remnained in i? enna for the,%inter., Mrs., P. J. Klapperich andmiber' daughter, Anna Jeannette, of 412 Central avenue, are to spend t his *week-end at Chainpaign visiting Miss Marie Virginia KIapperich, ,%ho is at.- tending the University of Illinois.,,, -o- MIr. and MNrs. Sai S. Diingee of Wausau, \Vis., are the hiouseguests of 134r. and Mrs. J. B. Olwin of 820 Lake 01 ii e ÂN5y3 t'.. . . . Village board Monday night. The streets affected are Linden avenue.opened and extended, Sterlinig road opened, and extended, Pleasant avenue, and part of Roger avenue and Temple court. A bid -of $60,709.60 was subimitted by th e Arcole Construction conipaiv., The other bids- were: HighwaYs Con- struction companyof Highland Park, $63,027.80; E. A. Meyer Construction company of- Highland 'Park,- $63,052. - 10;, M.. Foley.of Evanston, $64,115.60; W. P. Carolan, $70, 785.25; .Universal Paving' company,, $73,007,05; H.* G. Go elitz, $731798.50, and Pronger 'Coli- struction company, $83,992..20. Bids will be opened on another.imi-. portant improvemen t project ?ni Ken- ilworth 'next Tuesday. night-the West Railroad' avenue (McCormick boulevard) widening and paving pro- ject. The county is receiving bid.s cùî its portion of the wor'k at tesamne R 'ichard Arlold formierlv of 1538 Elmiwood avenue, has lentered the Univer sity' of Michigan et An' A-rbor. ' Mrý.and Mrs. Arnold drovc him there, then -ent on to Ver-sailtes,. Mfo. to -visit Mr. Arnolds fathier. M rs. Raymond Hardacre,, Santa MNonica,- Cal., who lias been ýthe guest of Mrs. Ira L. Reynolds of 218 Ninth ,street,',returned home Tuesdav. 12. guest cakes FOR W FINESTF, m.21c or w ~ w IN BASEI3ALL it's the fellow who 'nts for Moire Than 26 Years Phones: Wil. 400-401 !Serving North Shore Reside Wilmette & Central Aves. Open Sundays Until'9 P. M, ~L>LLI~ LJc~r4~ A~ AU. FLAVORS Lux Flakes I Leg( CHOICE' FRESH MEATS Y' Lamb SPRINE 25c b. Loin Roast PR 28c lb., PRESH DRF.SSED BROILERS clb ýens 2-LB. AVERAGE 2cM NATIONAL TEA COe LSTABLISHIED ýB9 aýqe LiekL 1 T Y op-