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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1922 LICES EOE JEW THER OUT Holiday August 23 | | New Trier Day, annual township out- | xpow.» ing event sponsored by the New Trier the market "Bill" Crouse Promises To Be "Sandwich King" William "Bill" Crouse. manager of ior A. S. Van Deusen, Wilmette grocer, is to be the sand- | wich king at Golbach's Grove in Gross | Point on New Trier Day "Bill, | "main spokes" in the refreshment line . at the New Trier Day outings of past Ask Residents to Observe | summers, has promised to be there " who | prepared for a heavy day's work. New Trier Day," says Bill, 'but, then, we don't mind it. Lot's of fun, you Caddy Championship at Indian Hill, August 28 Monday, August 28, will see the opening of the annual caddy champion- ship at Indian Hill. It will be medal play, the man turning in the lowest has been one of the|card for the day annexing the title. John MacFadzean and Magnus Martin look like strong contenders for the honors. A gold medal will go to the "It's hard work for some fellows on|champ, and a silver replica to the runner up. The winner will also have | his name engraved upon the club cup. Commercial association, was officially endorsed by the Wilmette Board of Trustees at its regular meeting Tues: day evening of this week. The action of the trustees resulted in a proclamation issued by Village President Zipf. The proclamation reads: The Proclamation Whereas, in accordance with estab- lished custom, the New Trier Com- mercial Association, comprising busi- ness men of New Trier Township, in- cluding the Village of Wilmette, has designated Wednesday, August 23, 1922, as New Trrier Day, and Whereas, New Trier Day, thus desig- nated is the occasion of a general pic- nic and outing for business people, their employees, and residents of the township and village. Therefore, I, Edward Zipf, as Presi- dent of the Village of Wilmette, do rec- ommend that Wednesday, August 23, 1922, be observed generally throughout | the village as a holiday. In witness whereof I hereby set my hand and affix the corporate seal this fifteenth day of August, A. D. 1922. | EDWARD ZIPF, President of the Village of Wilmette. | Dated Aug 15, 1922. The Kenilworth Village Board of Trustees also formally endorsed New Trier Day at its session this week and recommended it be observed generally as a' holiday by the residents of that village. His Working Face This photo fails to do justice to Joseph Mercer, Hubbard Woods Lum- ber-Coal company. Mr. Mercer is a busy man, what with the .building boom on the north shore. Mr. Mercer is responsible for those handsome SUCCESSFUL business, like a massive bridge, re- quires a solid foundation. The success of the Marquette Com- panyisbuiltonits thirty-year-old policy of honest, straightforward dealing with those whom it serves. Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co. Marquette Building, Chicago Local Distributors Edinger Coal Co. Wilmette signs along Ridge avenue. He'll help out at the New Trier outing. 1559 Sherman PALACE Cash Meat Market Evanston Illinois Boiling Peacock 2 8 1 c ol : Chickens Hams Fresh Dressed 25¢ Native Rib Roast of Beef i Tongue. Fresh or Pickled 30¢ Broil- ers-...... Peacock 3 23 c Bacon. Fresh Dressed 40c Fancy Leg of Dixie Ba- Spring Suing: 350) 22, 19)¢ Swift's Premium Ba, .32¢ con. .. terhouse Steak ... Very Best Por- 50¢ Native Pot Roast of 1 Beef .. 16zc Strictly Fresh Eggs, Doz. .... 26¢ Swift's Very Best Premi- 1 Sirloin um AL Steak ... 45¢ Fancy Leg Fresh Pork a os 25%c loins ... Tender- 60 C "HEADQUARTERS for HOME DRESSED CHICKENS McAllister's For the convenience of our customers this store is open every Saturday evening until 9 o'clock. Other days we close at 6 o'clock. New Suits Coats «a Dresses for Fall New suits, dresses, and coats for Fall have arrived, and are here for your inspection. This is a new de- partment in our store, and every garment has been selected with care. The dresses include new models in black canton crepe--the suits and coats are equally alluring--alto- gether they make a very interesting showing. As with all the sections of our store, you will find the prices in this department more reasonable than you expect. Come in today and let us show you. Now 1s the Right Time to Have Your New Corset Fitted You should have a correct founda- tion upon which to fit your new Fall costume. Now is the logical time to have your new corset fitted, be- fore you buy your fall wardrobe. Gossard Front Lacing and Warner Back Lacing Corsets These two well-known makes need no introduction. For this Fall we are carrying in stock twice the num- ber of styles we have ever carried before. This, together with our ex- pert fitting service, assures you of real "corset satisfaction." Prices from $1 to $10. A Graduate Corsetiere Will Fit You Any Time. Here 1s a Special Offer We will put on sale Saturday morning, August 19th., and continue until a limited number are sold, an un- usual value in cotton madras bloomers. These are flesh colored, made from a fine quality barred madras, regular knee length, lengths 27 and 29 inches. This is a garment most stores sell for 75c, but owing to a quantity purchase for our 27 stores we are able to offer C them, special, per pair 9°09 Buy School Supplies and School Books Now Our school supplies and school books are all ready, and we can give you accurate information as to what each grade will need. Buy now, and avoid the first day of school congestion. MCcALLISTER'S Wilmette