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BALLOT, UNIQUE ISSUE Henry Fowler to Let People s£*^,.~~~ Decide- â€"t: - }|§|A matter of no small importance is itcrfce decided at the polls in the annual IVillage election Tuesday, April 14, when Sthe electorate will be asked to vote "Yes" lor "No" on a "Little Ballot" proposi- 8M°n- . . i::M^-:-/l-"-i,-.: f "Shaft the Village board pay from its general funds to John A. McGarry and Henry Fowler, the annount due them, without interest, amounting to $4,210.35 for side-walks laid by them in the Vil- Jage ^f-Wilmette in 1900-1901 under or- dinances afterwards held to be void, for which work they have never been paid ?", is the question upon which the voters will be asked to give definite and final de- cision on election day, Pioneer Resident Henry Fowler has been a resident of the village for many years, so that the "Little Ballot" question becomes one of peculiar significance, in that it will de- cide the sentiment of Mr. Fowler's townsmen and neighbors in regards to the justice of his claim. A letter directed to Wilmette voters this week calls to attention the pertin- ent facts in connection with the "Little Ba41ety-questioTi^E1nV1eTteT^ the interests of John A. McGarry and Henry Fowler, suggests that "a wrong has been done," the petitionerst "unin- tentionally, it is true, but a fact never- theless." The Village board in 1900 and 1901 drew two ordinances since held to be void and under those ordinances the contracts were performed under the prescribed specifications and supervision, and the work accepted and warrants held ir the stated amount of money, the letter states. These warrants, it is further explained, bear the seal and sig- ntures of the officers of the Village and are now discredited paper. Village Committed Error Error lies on the side of the Village, it is pointed out, in that "bad ordin- ances, afterward held to.be void by the courts, were enacted, albeit in absolute good faith. Legally, the petitioners are not in a position to collect their claim, so that the question resolves itself to a moral issue, a question as to whether or not the discredited papers should be taken up by the village and retired. Defeated in the courts, Henry Fowler is resting his case with the people, his townsmen and neighbors. ocatoi locao § ServiceRendered Private Garages Lead In Week's Building Permits G- rages occupied a prominent place in the list of building permits issued by the village ^authorities Jast week. TIveouTof six permits were for the erection of private garages. The to- tal value of the proposed building last week zxei&saiB^J^^^SSk^^^^^^ The permit authorizing, the con- struction of a residence was granted to D. Hanssen. He will build a $6,000 frame house at 1619 Elmwood ave- nue. , ' . Permits for the construction of pri- vate garages were issued to P. V. Spinner, 624 Park avenue; John B. Boddie, 1627 Forest avenue; C. R Norman, 1415 Hill street; C. R. Hope, 1536 Washington avenue, and H. H. Becker, 1536 Spencer-Jivenue. The man who knows how to do a thing well uses his knowledge to benefit his fellows renders a REAL service. For 14 years this store has been operated by men who KNOW Oriental rugs (and all high class rugs and carpets) and how to clean them. Advice or service can be rendered you intelligently. We could give you the names of hundreds of \ north shore people who through experience, have come to place implicit trust in Kashian Brothers! I Work' and Quality. ^^M^^&S^^?$^l 1 But we do not think this is necessary. Our 14 years of steady growth speak for themselves. White Cash Market 1189 Wilmette Ave. - Phone Wilmette 2779 1*y eiir delivery service. We pay special attention to phone orders, but if you have not seen our shop we invite your inspection, of the cleanest, most sanitary mar* ket on the north shore. lgjp:ilLSi:;:::. For Saturday, April 14 Fresh Dressed Turkeys 46c Native Pot Roast .... ,17c Veal 'Roast ,;M'^.^j^£ Pork Loins, whole or half F. A. Andrew Purchases Residence in Wilmette F. A. Andrew, cashier of the First National Bank-QUftUlmette, has sold his Tibme at 439 Hazel avenue, Glen- coe, to A. C. Goodnow and purchased s the residence at 1316 Elmwood ave- nue, Wilmette. The purchase of the Wilmette home was^ madr thfoup Fftrit George and company, -north shore realtors. Guilds Plan Operetta to ^ s f~" Launch Pipe Organ Fundf^m ' Members of the Associated Guilds of St. Augustine's Episcopal church are planning an operetta to be given some time in May for the purpose of -;^m§ inaugurating a fund to provide a new?§|§§| pipe orgajLfor the^cJharjch*^^ Rehearsals for the operetta are faWm progress and the eventjs_jeicp£Cted to^^^ be unusally successfulT^^"1111 ~' :if§|§j lan^-sros. 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