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JÎLIIKUAN Y 1la to PLIUAI< Y 25 POT ROAS TI oFiteruts'etl. 2c LAMB STEAKS lb 34e SLICED BCN~2 Is. 53C PORK, TENDERLOIN iFtrkb lb.39C -COFFEE> quallty blend 1 lb. 39c 3ls 11 Tite perfect CRISCO lb. 21t: LOBSTER ýý% fie6 oz. 39c 12 oz. 65c, SHRIMPS Larréand tendèl éd 5 SARDINESand îJonie liach 25c 4 for 9Mc SAIRDINES pureoi<t1/4-1b.ntin cadi l0c CRAB MEAT 6%Flu ent /2 L e3,ib98C i Lb.59C Extra taney TUN4A FISH lih in lb. 39e nicht mus et MINCE MEAT lueIiieii'ijars quart 55c, 'QUAKER OATS siL artnU cdi19c SALTED NUTS, c peewsan r-zilb.89 LOAF CHEESE ylb. Sadwihc SWISS CHEESE d<>iesc l b. 39c CREAM CHEESE .li,~t o<'%raer 3 for 25c VwIAeA8an oIJinJaUA5e. was pssaiii- structing Village Attorney Willis D. Nance to file a petition in the Counitv court on behiaif of. the Village of. Wilmnette to levy special assessrnents for the improv.ement, the total esti- mated cost of %Vhich is $39,700. The street already lias béex wid- ened and paved f rom thie south limnits of, Wilmette to Elnîwood av enue. The ordi nance passed Tuesday night covers the s ection of the street f roni Elmlwoôd avenue- to thie', orth limits of the Village. The width of the street north Ofi Elmwood avenue is to bie the saine as thiat.portion 'already widened and paved, ffty-two- feet. The counitv -%%ill- pay for the paving. of the central forty feet and is readyý to go ahe.ad with its portion of tlhe work. \NVhien the widening. and pavng project is conîpleted to thiejKenilworthlîmIiiits Maîin stfeet in W\ilnxette will forinia link iii a niew tlhroighi. highwav n,ýi-, nling 1aralcl to and innediatelv ey of the' Chicago and North *Western railwav righit-of-wNaN, fromn McCor- nîick road lu FN-aanston througli(;leii- coe. A,1 communiiiication from .1 T. Wip- perfturth, 1237 Main street, > rquest-. ing that the Village start assessment proceedings nowv for tlhe lighting o Main street fromn Elmiwood avenue to the Kenilworth linîiits wvas read at the regullar mieeting of the Villag- board Tuesday niight. Th>le lightinig should l>e in w~hen the paving is com-7 plet.ed, Mr. Wipperfurth said. 'M r Wipperfturtli operates a delicates-sen on the west side of Main street about. a block south of the Knlot l miit s. ATTEND~ CRIME SCHOOL Serg. eran Vante and Oflicer Louis Popple. of the \W ilmette Poli1ce. departnieta1fed d e riepre- ven1tion schiool at ýNorthwestern uni-1 versity this \eèk. lTle sessionis werei he.ld ini Harris hall on the Evanstoni1. campuns of, the uniiversitv fromn Mon- day to Tihursday inclusive. t Tols Village Neds Village Manager Osborn will dis~- cluss somle of the problems that wvil1 confront the corporate Village of NVil- mette in the next ten years. Miss Amie L. Whitmack, public Il- brarian, will, describe the rapid expan- Sion ofý Wilmette's literary taste, in- dicated by an averageicraeil. thé demand for books of about 10 percent yearly, but wvhich during the past year bas risen to between 30 and 40 pçr- cent. How.shiail these nieeds be mlet?' Daniel.M.. Davis, director of, recrea- I tion ever sitîcethere has beeiî -direction of recreation in Wilmette ,W~ill give bis picture of wbat is to be accomplislied in this, activity. Ponder Park Problems *Manly citizens ivili wi.sh to knlow wlivat is, planned for Wilmnette'1s public pars ndplaygrounlds,". reads ýa Civit, 'league statemfent. "Few people have knowntlîat the Park board, lias been quietly taking.over ow.iîersip for the' public of a long, continuiouis strip of lake shore. Nilny people M'onder what sort of plans will be made for parks w~est of Ridge avenue. Some eninber of the Park board wvill sketch anl outlinc of wvhat' would bc an ideal Park district i the next ten years." Q.wing to a conflict iii certain dates, thée league has gone back to thîe foiirth Friday -of the'nmorth for the regular Iluncheonmeeting. Hciîce, thîe February luriclieoii will be held in tie Wedge- w'ood rèoon of Marshîall Field and com- palny, Chicago, at 12:'15 o'clock, Friday, Feb;ruarv 26. Oppose Plan to Curtail *Power Of City's SUburbs, l'hé Village board wvent on record :ýrnesda\, night .as opposed. to a h)ilI nowv lefore thîe legisiatuire, vwhich*i.. i îassed. vould designate al i of Coc)k colunty as a metropolitan -ar ea and would take.away froni. the subu)trlauî muniiicipabities certain powers they :îov exercise. Village Attorn.ey Vilis .D. Nance was instructed to nlotlifv the state legi slatu re1 representatives, fromi tlui. district of this action. fr JSTABLISH.ED- 1. GROCERY and MIARKET PHONE 510 PHONE 514 CENTRAL and TWELFTH . . . WILMETTE 1122 Central Ave. Phone Wil. 2526 '~ lu. t