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a ai1 and intermént took place. Mr. McHatte,ï had made his home with his uncle, Lloyd N. .Carter, 1430> Lake avenue, Wilmette, while attend- ing Loyola Medical school, fromn which he had just graduated. Early on the morning of bis death, he, start- cd with -,Mr. Carter, for Hollendale, where Mrs., Carter and children were visiting, to, binig them home. :Mr. Carter was driving the'car. Because of foggy weather he did nlot see that he was nearing the road's end and must makce a turn, with the 'resuit that -the car struck an abandoned stucCo ro'adhouse which stood in line with the .road., The car -plowed its way through the building, forcing, it four. feet off its fôtundation and de-- molishing the interior., Mr. Carter was thrown. clear of the wreck, but Mr. McHatten was instantly killed. Mr. Carter was removed tothe Kenosha hospital, where he Nvas found to-have sustained fractures.of eight ribs,,one of which penetrated a lu.ng, besides many serious cuts and lacerations. He is said to be now recovering and it is cxpected that he wiIl be broughit home this week. Mrs. Carter lias. been with him at Kenosha since the accident. CAR 1H1TS TREE. *As Mat Wieland, 1614. Sherman avenue,' Evanston, was driving east 'on Lake avenue, Sunday, lie was com- pelled, to drive over the carb, and parkway .to av oid collision w ith, an- other car being driven in a reckless manner in the opposite direction. The Wieland car struck a tree and was badly damaged * Miss Lilian Milîs. who was riding with Wieland, re- ceived a serious injury te ber nose. The driver of the other car is nlot known, as he sped away. JOINT 1BIRT14DAY PARTIES Mr. and *Mrs. F. R. Kilner, 430 Sheridan ,road, -Kenilworthý,*whose birthdays feil oh July 4,. gave a di.n- ner, party at their home, with .Mr'. and Mrs. Harvey Craig of.Wilmette andl Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Musgrave of Evanston. Mr. Craig's birthday is on July .5, and Mr. Musgrave 's on july 6. Every third year one of the birthday, group entertains onte Fourth of July. Inl 1933 we sold more than sixteen million pounds of out owa coleces or the. equivalent of 734,000,000 eues of good cheerI By populwr request we repeof Ihis e xtraordinou'y .C.OF.FE.E S'Al E TOMATO JUICE G lac GkAPËFRUIT JUICÉ a'«& 5 CHEBUT NOM£ CMEIRRIES 1 HlUARW 0P INDIANA TOMATOES.3 BAL"AD"WESINO MIRACLE WIlP SWANSDOWN BISCUIT MIX. zwAbUWs S SGT SWEET PlCK1LES STUFFED OLIVES. No ~.2 N.. I 23-C ltc S 15C 7* u. Baker s.Cocoa 1.Oc CALUMET 5l.sc 9 Bajdug Powder. cn>I2-c KOSTO FREEZ BECKWITH KADOTA. Con OT Fis 15cncrTDI BLUE B00O1 COFFEE1 BLUE JBWZL COFFEE ROYAL ZEWBL RUPPLED.WHIAT The new, JOE~%o li wh"«t lOKG S24o TEA ladin a m .5pGrees LM . .,'.24 IPUZOZ à PE'0U %.29 ALL PURtPOME 241/a.4b. sack .u3 101hb. sck 35.J Pkgç. 3Pkg& 10Oc Mrs. G. A. Richardson and ber daughter,-- Martha, of 145 Melrose avenue, Kenilworth, are leaving the end of the week for their summer home at Medomak, Maine for the remajader of the season. Mrs. Rich- ardson'sïsster,.Mrs. A, T. Brown of Peoria wilI accoxnpany thei. 3 2Duho <1SEI.ECTED HOME GROWN S 2Bace 5 BETS3 a.«ha10e IFOOD STORES' DEL MONi E Ved MAXWELL HOUSEQ THOMAS J. WEBBL9. AIL.O THE FAMOUS JEWEL Cofflea ANDq-Tea8 AT MONEY SAVINS PRIORS Imm «botJewolte»sor nf... oMme a dd*uI wvoee BLUE JEWEL FLO.UR 15 Central AveueA im FLownitit ý TEAý: 1 ý