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Fxi»A y SATU LAY Fresh home *hj i9crt made, ach ec 7 ~ el Pineapplo per cau Sp.cially Sc Frying or Roasikg. Fmmcy, freàh young, tender chickens. Special for Thu rsday, IAl Friday, Saturday, Ib. IS Ie Delou ppe Extra Fancy Washington' 4 lb. 25C - -- o---- Skoolçum's fancy large. Specially Wbole or in rtos 2 do..39c Lb Geaus. Sprint.SU A Lego"Lamb C&14 Pure Cane Fine quality - Spa- Granulated ciaily pricedL 10-lb.*49 lA es batg lb. With Groc.ry Order PERCH l...rte size, lb. PESCORN or faiicy baud packeda TOUATOES No0. z cana 3 for29 Floridla thin skin. Fullt of juice., 6 for APPLES Fany -cooking I*a and eating. J b. BUSHEL- 99c style. Preparecl in that liion in oua own i tchen. br haif. "25e plumup, tTender [q3b . ....... 24cý 1Sky Harbor airport's duck hiunters are planning to hold a duck dinner at the airport club bouse in the near future. Several of the sportsman. pi lots who keep their planes at Sky Harbor use tbem for trips to Illinois, and Wisconsin duck huniting grounds.ý The boys are planning to niake a con- centrated attack on the birds and to bring back enough for a "big feed." They're not>Contemplating getting.,in- to difficulty witb the gamne warden. however, as one sportsman pilot. from the north. shore did in southern Illi- nois last year. Decision to hold the duck -dinner was made partly.because of the siccess, of the, party held at Sky> Harbor- on. October 14. About 130 persons were served dinner at this party. Sky Harbor Restaurant- to Be OpenAl Winiter, The Sky Harbor airport clubhouse and restaurant will be kept open. throughout the winter, it was an'- nounced this week by E. S. Staples, manager. In the past. it bas been cus- tomary to close both. the restaurant and the clubhouse during the, winter monthis, but the management lias de- cided to keep themn open for the con- venience of the hangar cu stomers and, other visitors to the 'airport. The plans are to hiave ping pong tablesý and other recreational facilbties in the clubhouse. The airport office also-) will be located there. Saturday nighit dances wil be held throughout the winter. Travelair Is Sold to Idaho Plying Service C. R. King arrived at .Curtiss air- port last week from Idaho to take delivery on a 6-place Travelair for E. F. Cranston. of, the Boise Flying service at Boise, Idaho. Mr. King, accompanied by a student pilot, flew the ship to Boise. The .flyiing, service plans to use the plane to carry -freighit over the mountains. The plane will travel to points which formerly were .Pal-Waukee airport, onMilwaukee avenue at Palatine road about two miles south of Wheeling, will close for the winter on November 15, 'it> was announced this week. . The presý- ent plan of the management is to re- sumne-operations in the spring. The airport was. purchased, organ- ized and incorporated in November. 19289 by a group -of Lake Forest men. with Owen Barton Jones as prés- ident, J L. Moss, jr., as vice-prçs- ident, Clay Judson as secretary and Duncan Hodges astreasurer and gen- eral manager. The field had been ini existence for, several years prior to 1928 but was' under another manage- ment and flot incorporated. Firt Field on North Shore' (iosing of ýthe airl)ort for the Win- ter will inean the coinpl éte cessation of, flving operations at what wvas at one time thée only, airport or the north side of Chicago.' The flvýing field consists of n inety acres1 of ter-ý rain with three runways and is-.coin- pletely. equipped for niighit flyý,ing. There are thiree hangars, a dope rôom whiere rec overing and doping of airplanies lias been -done and an. af- tractive . no(lernistic admùinistration Pal-Watukee has been the head- quarters for to two Goodyear blimnps. the Puritan. and the Reliance, ivhich have been carrying passengers at the World's fair. In the spring of 1932 a dock large enough to accommodate one blimp was built at Pa[-Waukee. This year the dock was enlarged so that both ships could bc housed there. The airport bas had the flying con- cession for aIl heavier-than-air craft. except autôgiros, at the. World'ç fair. 2 Ailrpianes Bring Pair Visitors. Prom Northwest Two airplanesg bringinig WoIrld's Fair visitors from th e Northwest ar- rived at Curtiss airport last week. R. F. Morrison, flying a J-5 Lock- heed, brought in a lôad froni Helena, M ont. Another group of fair visitors buger. iTne club uwçts cvery w ERE FROM PITTSBURGH wes ss ICatherine Edwards flew here Mrs. J. S. Cline, 304 Cumnor road, Pittsburgh last week, arriving Kcnilworth, was hostess to ber lunch-. urtiss airport. She was accom- éon and bridge club on Tuesdày of. ýd by Mrs. George Basset,. Jr. this week. ery. A h ig à score frumhlychunedbut. lei, received d a 11I irom Wiscosin-ýSpe- ca, 1f or ThursdaY. Friday, Saturday, lM. 2-I