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WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, JULYJ5'-!924- P. S. OFFICIAL ON RADIO BODY Frank E. Goodnow Named By Mayor Dever Frank E. Goodnow, electrical en- g neer of the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois, will represent the public on the Mayor's Radio Commis- sion of Chicago. He has just been ap- pointed by Mayor Dever, who selected WILMETTE TAKES RUBBER GAME FROM GREAT LAKES Wilmette has been witnessing a first class brand of baseball over at the 17th street lot and the best of the season's tilts to date have been staged between the locals and the agile ag- gregation representing the Great I Lakes Naval Training station. Sunday last saw the third of the Wilmette Lakes games and it went to the locals 6 to 2. Great Lakes de- feated the Wilmette crew on July 4, by a 5 to 4 count, and the home boys annexed the first engagement earlier in the season, I to 0. For five innings there was nothing doing in the scoring line last Sunday, but after that action was thick and fast. The Lakes crowd broke the ice and nicked the home station twice in the sixth when they combined a walk, theft, a screeching triple and a squeeze play for a count of two. In the seventh the A. C's. came back and tied the count and in the eighth hopped on the opposing hurler for a flock of hits good for a quartet of markers. Pederson, a former Western leaguer, essayed mound duty for the sailors and did right well until the fateful eiehth when he was replaced by Bremer. Miller went the distance in fine shape for the locals. This Sunday Wilmette hooks up against a highly touted Waukegan nine on the local grounds. Game time is 3 o'clock. There are seats in the shade. CITY MARKET CO. 627 MAIN ST. -:- PHONE WILMETTE 1870 MEATS WHOLESALE RETAIL WE TAKE PRIDE IN OFFERING YOU REAL GOOD MEATS at very LOW PRICES. This Bulletin of Special, for Friday and Saturday, July 25-26, ahow* you •ome of our value*.____________ Fresh Killed Broiling Chickens Lb........................ Frank E. Goodnow him on recommendation of the West- ern Society of Engineers. Other members of the commission, the announced purpose of which will be to harmonize all radio activities in Chicago and nearby territory, will rep- resent broadcasting stations and man- ufacturers and dealers in radio equip- ment. Mr. Goodnow. whose personal hobby for the last fifteen years has been radio, recently returned from abroad where he combined a study of elec- trical development, in the interests ot his company, with that of radio prog- ress throughout the nations of Europe. His prominence in the amateur radio field, together with his contact with the nublic both of Chicago and mPublic Service Company At Northern ¦Illinois, made Mr. Goodnow the choice %$f the Western Society of Engineers '\vhcn Mayor Dever asked the advice r of that organization in making his ap- pointment to the commission. SUPPLY PASTOR FOR AUGUST Rev. William K. English, Jr., secre tary of the American Board of Com- missioners for Foreign Missions of the Congregational denomination, will oc- cupy the pulpit of the First Congrega- tional church during the month of August. Mr. English is a resident of the village. Native Rib Roast Beef Lb............... 35c Native Pot Roast Beef Lb................ Fancy Tender Roasting Chickens Lb.......................... Armour's Star Hams Half or whole, lb. 25k I Armour's Star Bacon Half or whole side, lb. Armour's Clover Bloom Butter, lb........... 46c I Strictly Fresh Selected Eggs Dozen SPECIAL--Swift's Silverleaf Lard \^C Lb................................................... THE ROOF WITHOUT A REGRET Lean Smoked Picnic Hams Lb.................... 14c Fancy Lean Smoked Butts Lb.................... We carry a full line of Assorted Cold Meats, Pickles, Relishes, Onions, etc Just the thing for your summer outings. WILMETTE, KENILWORTH, GLENCOE, WINNETKA FOUR DAILY DELIVERIES--9 A. M --11 A. M.--2 P. M. --4 P.M. Mrs. O. C. Owen and her daughter, Marie Louise, 205 Essex road, are away on a t«n day visit in Cleveland. you will nfver have to worry about leaks, fires or repairs II your home is roofed with Haw- thorne Concrete Tile, the econ- omical, permanent and fireproof roof--"the roof without a re- gret." Ask for quotation. Roofing Havvfhl lorneTiie c©. 2136 S. 48th Ave., Cicero, 111. Tel. Lawndale 4510; Cicero 72 Screens -- Screens Order your screens from us now--Any amount--Any size Made in our own factory REAL SERVICE Plate and Window Glass--Glazing--Mirrors--Art Glass Picture Frames and Framing Paints and Varnish Wilmette Glass & Paint Works 1133 Central Ave. Phone 2508 C^ HARDWARE will help renew the worn out parte DILAPIDATION affects the best and sturdiest construction that man is able to produce, but it only takes a few moments to mend what nature's elements will destroy. We carry a complete line of Hardware to meet your most urgent re- quirements. If you want the best, we have it. See Us for Your Household necessities. John Millen "If It's Hardware, Millen Has It" Phones Wilmette 3060-3061 121921 Wilmette Ave. Public Service Company OP NORTHERN ILLINOIS On Friday, August 1, at 5 p.m., Public Service sub- scription "Rights" become void. Until then "Rights" have a definite cash value, enabling their owners to purchase new 7% Cu- mulative Preferred Stock at par, $100 per share. If you are not a stockholder you may purchase "Rights" from us and subscribe on the same basis as present stockholders. Additional information about Public Service "Rights" can be obtained, if desired from any district office of the Public Service Company, or from our Chicago headquarters. that NDUI Utility Securities Company 72 West Adams Street, Chicago, IU. Milw«ikee,Wk. TeUpkome Randolph 6262 Le""**B*.K,.