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10 WINNETKA TALK September 8, 1928 3--Good Buys--3 for Wednesday, DOLLAR DAY gts. Opaline Heavy s1 $1.20 value Gals. Gasoline $1.19 value $ 1 Simons Wax and Cleaner $1.20 value $ 1 Black & White Garage 552 Lincoln Ave. Ph. Winn. 74 Sk: Richelieu Peaches 3 for ..ii.. Richelieu Pineappl 3 for a. SAY aR Yacht Club Alaska Sesheye Red Salmon CL eet HE ERNE Monarch Sweet Corn GS for ....u fea BR Monarch, Extra Large Ripe Olives SS for... MS... as Richelieu Red Raheny and 3, Strawberry Jams, 45¢ seller Mickleberry's Sliced Bacon 2 pkges. Post Toasties 2 pkges. Kellogg's Corn Flakes 1 pkge. Quaker Oats 1 pkge. Richelieu Farina 1 pkge. Cream Wheat 1 pkge. Puffed Wheat 1 pkge. Puffed Rice 2 1 lb. pkges. Monarch BAKERY DEPARTMENT 45¢ Delicious Butter Cake 15¢ Home Made Bread 25¢ Dozen Butter Rolls Our Own Make Ice Cream Made of pure cream, choice of Vanilla, Chocolate, Fresh Peach. Packed and delivered. $2.05 value ....... ... . .. 819 Oak St. 31 S1 sl $1 31 sl All Bakery Goods for Dollar Day must be ordered the day before. 25¢ Size Fresh Apple or Blue- $ berry pie and 25¢ Doz. Sugar Cookies, all for .......... Tea Smith's Delicatessen Phone Winn. 112 Teacher-Pianist Walter Spry, well known pianist and teacher in the Columbia School of Music, has returned from his vacation in Colorado and will devote one day a week during the season at the branch school in Winnetka. Mr. Spry was guest teacher at Ala- bama college during the summer session in June and July where he had charge of the Master Class for advanced pi- ano students. He has been successful in preparing young pianists for the concert stage, and among his recent pupils who have achieved distinction are Margaret Farr and Howard Fei- ges, both of whom have appeared in the concerts of the Chicago Symphony orchestra under Frederick Stock. James Simpson Buys Lake County Tract for Country Estate James Simpson, of Glencoe, presi- dent of Marshall Field & Company, has purchased 500 acres of land ad- joining the Mill Creek Hunt club in Newport township, Lake county. Mr. Simpson's purchase is said to have been acquired as a site for a country estate. The tract bought by Mr. Simpson adjoins the hunt club grounds on the north, fronting on Wadsworth road between Wadsworth and Millburn. It lies along the banks of Mill creek, a picturesque stream. John Griffith, of [Lake Forest, was broker in the trans- action. Similar purchases of land totaling some 900 acres have been made by Benjamin Behr and Austin Niblack, both of Lake Forest. The Behr and Niblack purchases were acquired for country estates also, but will be devel- oped to provide riding facilities for the Hunt club. Mr. Niblack, who was a leader in the organization of the Mill creek club, is noted for his interest in the hunt. He is reported to have purchased, along with Mr. Behr, the Mill Creek farms property of W. K. Young. This latter tract also adjoins the club grounds, and is considered ideal for purposes of the chase. It has a rolling terrain criss-crossed by small streams. Mrs. S. W. Anderson of 558 Arbor Vitae road and her family returned last Tuesday from Lauderdale Lakes, Wis. where they spent the summer. ---- James Stanton, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Stanton of 698 Blackthorn road, has returned from summer camp at Camp Highlands, Wis. Read 2 $1 bottles MODESS, 3 boxes FOUNTAIN PENS, $1.75 and $2.75 values, each Regular 75c¢ value, 2 for WATER BOTTLES, Regular $1.50 value, each DOUBLE COMPACTS, $1.50 values, each .. GOLF BALLS, Imported 50c value, 3 balls MINERAL OIL, Our Own, 1 quart, $2 value BRUSH, $1.25 value COMMUNITY 750 Elm St. DOLLAR DRY Specials for Wednesday, Sept. 12 BATH SALTS, Richard Hudnut's, $1 WRITING PAPER, Lined Envelopes, Te $1 2 BARS COLGATE'S BIG BATH SOAP and 1 BATH $1 POPULAR COPYRIGHT NOVEL, $1 C. R. Patchen these $1 $1 $1 $1 S1 S1 PHARMACY Ph. Winn. 33-164