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immm I'SffiiSS? THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1922 wmmammmamm VISITORS MARVEL AT I'PHONEaSWITCHBOARD "1 Despite very unfavorable weather many Wilmette, Kenilworth and GrosB Point subscribers of the Illinois Bell Telephone company visited the Wil- nfette exchange last week-end upon in- vitation of district manager H. B. Gates, and were amply rewarded at viewing at first Hand the actual work- ings of a modern telephone exchange. A staff of experts was on duty at the exchange to explain the opera- tion of the switchboard, how calls are received and connections made. Spec- ial interest attached to the operation of the toll and long distance calls. The local plant, in its entirety, was thrown open for inspection and explan- ation made by members of the plant departments.______________ National Republican --â€"^Party â- ;....... (Deneen Group) PRIMARY^ELE0eON Tuesday, April 11, 1922 Wilmette village officials, Village Manager Streed of Kenilworth and Village Manager Sherer of Glencoe were among the -visitors. %?;â- . '^^gr- Evory oxohango on the "lioTth snorft is to have an "open house" within wiu arrive from Japan in the Spring, the next few monthspdistrict manager Pates has announced. { $19,000 TOWARD H08PITAL â€"Texas has received $19,000 from the American Legion as the state ex-ser- vice men's share in the expense_of building a new hospital. Siwpk% The following candidates have â€" been endo«ed43y^he^atione^ Group), to be voted for at the Primary, Tuesday, April 11th, 1922: Eor^BLcpresenteHivc w JSongress 10th District Carl R. Chinbloom , For State Senator 7th Senatorial District Wilbur L. Castleman QneR^on% (^VSCAI^^OLININE Acts On Hie Spot HOI'S C. B. Q. Tablet* arc bet! by test, Try lUs maple experiment: 1. Drop ft C B. Q. Tablet b a glass of dear water. 2. iBrtaudylbetftNet begus aUategranc cr "breakiaf op." 3. h 16 sacoaJs tin m«feal properties arc iierwtrHr nqxed witkjratee.------------â€" ISas, «â- '&. B. Q. TableU act la atttj. jiw itfi«l wllhoat <UUr mJ dwekiaf CeMi aadl U Grbpe leag before •nEuâ€" tablets, by actaal test, are ab> sorb*4 by tbe stoaucb jakes. To prove t&is, mbject etber tbaa C B. Q. Tablets to tbe tern aa4 observe tbat ia sacst instances aa bearV sacra u reejaired far ceapkte -' ___|Afa___L Demod C B. Q. Tabiete w reel Ui beariat Hr. Haft permit and aififrei. At AU Drmtsistsâ€"30 Cents _:::: w.h. hiu. company. vtotmrt> â-  ~;':: Representatives Generat ttj~f^ Assemblyâ€"â€"â€" 7th Senatorial District Vote For Two Lewis B. Springer Trustees of the Sanitary District -MX :& :â- ' of Chicago' ........: ~W^ Robert Isham Randolph George M. Tobey r-BtMA* trf-the fcounty of Cook Hy. C. W. Laubenheimer E^Xouiity.. Treasurer -; >':~f " Wallace G. Clark lliSiiffi "Counter Clerk^~-f-ff| â- -jQbe|y|^;J|ar^ judge of the Probate Court Arch WrfliainaT | Clerk of the Probate Court John F. Devine ;£| | .Frank Palmbla %'i&§^x County Superintendent mm«MmM -of. Schools- mrn&M Member Board of Assessors T" HERE'S no mistake about your car beii fit after we've repaired it. Every part is "tuned" so that the r e won't be a knock/And that knock WONT COME BACK Member Board of Review Edward R. Litsinger |§§i mala of County Commissioners Charles S. Peterson Vote For Five ^j&j^^ ur repair work js fixed permanently and while we Ipon't g often, we know that you'll be a customer a longer fitime^That's the way we are building up our busi- ness and that's the way we're going to continue. iDrive over and geTour low figures on our repair Iwork. MSm'^wmMM'WX Wilmette xpress and Garage 1SoWTTDnWARlH*irJOFF«& • The Seattle, Wash., program for the entertainment of Marshal Joffre of France will be in charge of the Amerl- canT^g^n Thn Tmrn nt the Marne A NEW CAR FOR YOUR OLD ONE L. P. BAKER & C6k ] AMtom©bilt>Piunting^ and Repairing Phono 986 Glencoe 111. FRANKLIN Sales and Service The car everyone would like to own Gage Motor Sales Co. Phone 5700 1629 Orrington Ave., Evaiuton Instructorâ€"Piano. Voice and Harmony Miss Adelaide C. Jones Graduate of the American Con-^ servatory of Music. Chicago Tel. WiL 2558 1530 Central Ave. h-_rtw_|r-T-iMf-i the puilmette Country club ing......!â- â- "â-  .,^„ . _T, The Reading Circle met in the hom< iis eveh/flof^rsrMelvfllr T~ street, on Monday afternoon.; Dr. LESLIE W. JONES «« PHYSICIANâ€"CHIROPRACTORâ€"OCULIST Wilmette Office Room 27, Brown BuUdingâ€"Hours: 10-12A. M. 2-6â€"7^ P. M. Telephone Wilmette 2557 Residence Phone Wilmette 8508 CASH&CARRY TREES SHRUBS FRMITS PLANTS. ~~Big 1fe«aetlon in price when you come to our nursery for them. All stock hardyâ€"frethly dugâ€"roots not dried out. How to get to our nursery. Peterson Ave. is the north line of Rosehfll Cemetery. Go west about 2 miles to nursery, Just across the canal. Fine roads. Sixty-six years in this location. We also make estimates and plant the stock when desired, v-.r-pr-^y-râ€"- PETERSON^^yRSERY OFFICE 30 NORTH LA SALLE ST. TELEPHONE MAIN 3619 SELLER OF GOOD FOOP Grocery Telephones 510, 511, 512 A 513 Meat Telephone 514 Wilmette-Central Ave. and 12th St. Cath and Carry - - - - 5% Dbceunt Ci* mi Defivfred -_ - - --*&****** OnordenTsl $1.00 or more of nonwl 1»«e do netf>pplr to Mert Deptetaniiit Profit Goods. _______ 5% CASH DISCOUNT ________________^________________________ SPECIAL PRICE DOWN SMI APRIL 3rd to APRL 8th SUGAR--Standard Easte^i cane granulated. This is not beet, or Southern cane granulated sugar. With^y order of $1.60 of norma^profit goods. OlC No cash discount. 10 lbs................... .T77........................•...â€".... • •_ T__ ^* VAUGHAN'S SEEDSâ€"Agent for Wihnette. It nearly garden time. Why don't you buy your seeds now? Vaughan*s are the best. Get a catalogue at my store. I can sell you any^mg in the catalogue at the catalogue price. '^..j7-â- -*"*â- "J?;-'^7F^^ FLOUR. Pfflsbury; Washburn and Geresota. -â€"-~-^-â-  â-  â-  '-, X;rz^":r~r^TT~,y^X I &| 9Q No clisli dlscou^ •••;• •-•-••••••••• •»• • •••••*• ***:••; *t-*"**^ COFFEE. My own blend. Equal ..hiquality to any coffee in cans at 45c a lb., 8 lbs. xne hlest^quattty produ^l ANTONINI OLIVE OILâ€" ^Supfirb^fflre^ Italian, quart REPUBLIC PRESERVESâ€" A very limited quantity. 15 oz. jar .». • * Jar 23c; Doz. $2.75 V>ry light in >^.....30c COMB HONiYâ€" Specially fine lot. color* each RICHELIEU STRAINED HONEY-- ----. Pure, 1 lb. jar ............38c RICHELIEU MAPLE SUGARâ€" Pure delicious flavof,lb. ... -36c RICHELIEU BITTER ORANGE MARMALADEâ€" : 1 lb. jar ........ ir..........30c l>RUNES^ The finest sweet Santa Clara, 50-60 size, lb. »»•. ♦. •»*. • ^49c APRICOTSâ€" ^ Faiicy Blenheim, lfor.;; *... -37c lOCHELTEU SEEDED I RAISINS-- ^ ^ 15 oz. pkg.................23c GOLDEN EAGLE CURRANTSâ€" 1 lb. pkg..................23c DROMEDARY DATESâ€" f ^ Pkg........................22c ^FIGS- .., --0^. II? Smyrna. 6 crown. Fancy, lb., 30c HICKORY NUTSâ€" â- |*-? Pound .. • •..................9c Fresh roasted, ibr^rvrvv^vvvT^lfc- PEANUTSâ€" ^1^ ^ M Jumbo, salted, always fresh, :. Id.- • • • •«.......••*........•>27c ENGLISH WALNUTSâ€" MEAT DEPARTMENT Little pig pork asusage, lb... - >25c Native pot roast of beef, lb... -24c Breast of Spring Lamb, lb. • • • .10c Squares of bacon, lb.......... *20c Sauer Kraut, quart..........15c Boneless pickled herring, 3 for 25c IMPORT YELLOW CLING PEACHESâ€" t Very limited quantity, at a sacri- fice price. 'Large No. 2% can. Doz. $3.25; can........... -27J^c RICHELIEU GRAPEFRUITâ€" Just the meat of the grapefrwt. Delicious, No. 2 can, doz. $3.50; can ....•...•«•.....«,....*• *wiic CAL-GRO APRICOTSâ€" Fancy fruit, heavy syrup, large _No.-2J^2 can^4oz. $3.45, can 30c CRACKERSâ€" National Biscuit Co. bulk crack-____„^___=_ WM^^w-.. ^..^, w. ^rs^are^exactly-aie^ame^s^hoseâ€"AINSLEY FRUIT SALADâ€" put in packages, and they sell for - -â-  nearly onejkalf thejjrice. _ Premium sodas, lb .. • • •.. • •IS? Graham, lb..............i..18c Fig Newtonsr lb. *.. tx.^^A>23c^ Lorna Doone, lb. .......... • «27c Uneeda Biscuit, doz. .......85c AH 15c pkgs., doz. .......$1.60 SUPERIOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SOAPâ€" ^ An excellent laundry soap at a very reasonable price. 100 bars hi box...........$3.75 10 bars ..*•...»..••....••. .38c AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP CHIPSâ€" , 1 lb. pkg. *..................20c RINSOâ€"-----------~----- Assorted fruits for salad No. 1 -~can^-doz^$375, can> .... .^. *.32c MONSOON ASPARAGUS POINTSâ€" Selected stalks, tender from tip to end. No. 1 square can, doz. $4.50; can ................37J4c SUNBEAM SWEET CORNâ€" Is a Wonderful seller. It pleases ^ California, budded. The finest English walnut grown* lb. ..50c SHELLED ENGLISH WALNUTSâ€" -^Pound. WRIGHT'S SUPREME MAY- ONNAISE SALAD DRESS- INGâ€" -^ 8 1-2 oz/jar".a7*X*.-.....v BURNETT'S FLAVORING EXTRACTSâ€" Vanilla, lemon, almon< bottle 7Kc made, ...80c .. . ..39C Pkg. BROOMSâ€" Knoxall. 4 sewed. Well eacn •..........,....,,. WHISK BROOMSâ€" First quality* each WAX CANDLESâ€" Self-fitting any color or white. 8 to 12 in a box...........45c KITCHEN KLENZERâ€" lX 1^1 Why buy high priced cleaning ?r powder when tibis will do exactly the same work, 10 lge. cans 65c s,' o. &*- â-  WMm^^M^iMM _Aluminum polish, it is wonderful. everyone; doz. $2.10; can ... .18c BABY STUART SIFTED EARLY JUNE PEASâ€" Tender sweet peas at a very low price. Doz. $1.90, can ......17c MONSOON TOMATOES- Ol^ Fancy quality, large No. 3 can, doz. $2.00; can..............17c TURNSTILE TOMATOES^: Extra standard, No. 2 can, doz. $1.50; 2 cans ...............25c RICHELIEU LIMA BEANSâ€" _, The finest quality of medium = sized green lima beans. f^Do*- $3.50; can ...:.,........i/..30c Large ...22c CASBACO SARDINESâ€"' In _olive oil. 1-2â€"-5., can .......>(>(t..,....... RICHELIEU SHRIMPSâ€" ? Dry packed, No. 1 can, doz. $2.30 â€"canâ€"•-•-.•-»-»-•-»-,-»â- â€¢..., 7. •....... >20c COLLEGE QUEEN OLIVESâ€" Large olives. Full qt. jar .:. 85c O'CEDAR OILâ€" ? Large f2 oz. bottle .......w.45c JOHNSON'S FLOOR WAX-^ Ih. can ^..v^..«i........75c X 7bz.pkg ..;^;.K fclidous flavor, absolutely pure>ADlRONDACKS TOILET SllSI^ALOUTTAjUlS^^ ,""",k â€" ' .85c.lt PAPERâ€"___. â-  â-  . â„¢^m®r*M**M LINESâ€" 4% oz. rott;"doz.;4iSli^ â- >^A±