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2 --~~~---- ......__.._.__._111 ____ Meats 514 WILMETTE LIFE December 7, 1928 TH_E_CO_V_ER ______ SELLER OF GOOD FOOD Ceatnl AYeaae aad 12th Stateet · .,__ Grecerr 510-511-512-513 · 7*tol5* Ntr.·~, ~~-~~~~-~~ ~~~-~-...... 40c The very finest of Native Beef to be sold Saturday, Dec. 8th, only F~~~~~!~~~- Doz. FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT. Perfect quality. . ... . .......... Doz., $1; .3 for . . . . .. . . . . 20-0Z. PIPPIN APPLES. 'rhe finest Fall cooking apple that grows. 10 lbs....... : . JONATHAN APPLES. Wenatchee Valley. 33c 2SC 70C . WISCONSIN POTATOES. 25C $} OS BUTIER. 53C Fancy Creantery. For t4e table. Lb. . . . . . EGGS. Guaranteed for 43c any purpose. Doz. . ................... . Bu., 60 lbs., $1; pk., 15 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . RICHELIEU FLOUR. Just as good as any Flour made on this earth. }i bbl. . . · ~vrb;. o~~. ~~~f.e~~-.· ~-~~·. ~ ~~~-. ~~~·. ~~-~~-; .. SSe A church of English Gothic beauty, depicted on the cover of this issue of WII.Mt~ Ltrt, will soon occupy the property at the southwest corner of Greenleaf avenue and Seventh street, built by the members of the Wilmette English Lutheran church. This newest of Wilmette' church organizations was started 5even years ago-April 21, h· 1921, to be exact-with a members tp of seventy-five communicants. It has experienced an increase i~ membership of 40 percent during the past twelve months, with an attendant increase of $1,200 in offerings during the past year. The first anniversary of the present pa3torate-the Rev. Carl I. Empson- will be observed Sunday, December 16, at special services. The auditorium of the new church edifice will seat :350 people. The basement hall will permit the serving of 350 people at a single banquet. The present bungalow-chapel structure which has housed church and parsonage for several years, is to be remodelled into a roomy parsonage. The tower on the proposed $50,000 edifice will be so built as to accommodate a full set of chimes to be added at a later date. Addition at Sears School Opened /lJr I ns"'ect .ion Saturda·· I' J The recently completed Joseph Sears school addition in Kenilworth will be open for inspection by the publie from 7 · to· 10 o'clock Saturday ev.e ning of this week. The addition, which faces on Abbottsford road and adjoins the old wing of the school on Cumberland avenue, was erected at a cost of approximately $150,000. Construction work has been in progress for the last six months, and the first classes were held in the new building last week. The kindergarten and the first five grades are now using the addition, which has a capacity for about 375 pupits. This is considered sufficient to take care of the growth of the school for several years. Until the new building was finished temporary quarters were established for the lower grades in a house adjoining the classroom and gymn~sium addition on the south. A total of approximately $210,000 i~ to be expected for the building program at the Joseph Sears school. The gymnasium unit, work on which was started a few months after that of the classroom addition, will cost in the neighborhood of $60,000. Supt. E. L. Nygaard stated this week that he expected the g-ymnasium to be ready for use about January 1. The plastering and plumbing work and the laying of the floor remains to be done. ANNOUNCE PARTY The Business and Professional Wo men's club announce a party for Mon day, December 10. Gifts, which are to cost the members from fifty cents to a dollar are to be contributed for the men at Great Lakes hospital. Games, playing cards, small articles of clothing. cigarets, and candy are suggested. The regular club dinner will be at 6 :30 o'dock in the Congregational church. The American Legion auxiliary wilt have a dinner at the same time, but the Business and Professional Women's. club will have separate tables. After dinner, the social committee in charge of Miss Myrtle Sorensen, has planned a party in the church rooms. FANCY IMPORTED BASKETS. From $Z to 40c. For fruit baskets. Rice. The finest quality of Head Rice. Lb. . .. . .. .. . ..... . .lie Richelieu Supreme Co&ee. I do not know of any finer coffee. Lb. . . .... ..... . .. . ·. . .. . . . . Sic M-or House Co&ee. Lb. . .5tc Cane . Graaulatecl Suaar. 10 lbs . . . .. ............ . ....... . 64c Rkhelieu YeUow 'Free Peaches. Large No. 2Yz can. These cannot be beaten in quality. Doz., $3M; can . . . . . . ... . 30c Richelieu Oli.e Oil. Fancy, imported Italian. Full quart .$1.15 CampMII'a Tomato Soup. 12 cans .. .. ... . . ... . .. . . . .. .$1.%0 I have just received the last lot that can be sold at this price until next Fall. Buy quick. Richelieu Blealaeim Apricota. Extra fancy, lb . ... . .. . . ... JZc Richelieu s-ta Clara Praaea. The finest produced. 40-SO size, lb .. ...... . ... .. ...... . 14c 20-30 size, lb. . . ... .... .. .. Zlc Mora-'· F ....h Sweet Cider. Gal. ... . .... . ... .. . . ..... . .lie 20c rebate for 1ug. Caad,. C a m p fi r e . Marshmallows, lb. . ... . ..... . ....... ... ... 31c C h o c o I a t e Dip Caramels, lb . ... . .. . . ... . ... . .. . . . . .43c Baby Stuart Xmas Candies. All filled. 1~ lb. jar . . . lie Richeliea Maearoai aad Sparhetti. Large 12 oz. pkg. ... 14c Stratford 1- Extra Larae Ripe nu.... Pint tin . . . . . . . . JSc Ronclel Imported Boneleaa Sarclin... Large can ..... . ... . 32c AmericaD Famil,. Laundr,. Soap. 80 bars in box .. .. .. . .. .. .$5.25 10 bars .... .. .... . ...... .. &6c: Americ- Famil,. Laundr,. Soap Flakea. Large 2~ lb. pkg. SOc Cotton Cloth Crepe Toilet Paper. Splendid quality of bleached paper. 100 large rolls in case .... $6.65 12 rolls . . . . ... .... . . . . ... . .SSe lvo..,. Soap. Large 10 oz. bars. 10 for .. . .... ..... ..... .$1.25 6 oz. bars, 10 for .... . ..... 7Sc Colden Gat· Fruit. All Richelieu quality. Yellow Free Peaches. No. 1 can. Doz. $1M. Can .. . .. . ISc Egg Plums. No. 1 can. Doz. $1.81. Can . . ....... . . ... .. . ISc Apricots. No. 1 can. Doz. $2.40. Can ..... .. . ......... .20c RicheHeu Coloaaal Aaparagua Pointa. No. 1 square can. Doz. 14.58. Can .. . ... . .. 37~c Richelieu Sifted Sweet Wrinkled Peas. The finest peas that were ever put in a can. Doz. $2.71. Can ... ... . . .. 23c Brer Rabbit Sweet ~eaa. They are certainly fine and very, very cheap. D o z. $1.75. Can , . .. ... . . ...... . .... . . . ISc ·Clearfield Tomatoes. Very fine. Large No. 3 can. Doz. $1.80. Can ... . . . ..... .... ... . .... ISc Pl,..outh Rock T omatoea. Very fine. No. 2 can. Doz. $1.40. 2 cans . . . . . . .. . .. .. .. . .. .. 2Sc Monaooa Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple. Large No. 2~ can. Doz. $3.35. Can ... . . . . .... 28c Riclaeliea Golden Bantam or Maiae Sweet Corn. Both supreme quality. Doz. $2.25. Can . ........ .. .... .. . . . . .. lie Redwood Alaaka Salmon. This is over a year old and extremely fine. 1 lb. tall can ........ 31c HOWARD DURHAMS RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Howard Durham have returned from French Lick and have rented their house at 431 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth to Mr. and Mrs. Wharton Clay for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Durham have rented the Francis K. Putman apartment at 210 East Delaware place and plan to stay there until early spring when they will return to their home in Kenilworth. High class mending of fine laces and hemming fine linens &It referencta Phone Graceland 9423 rite Village Chocolate Shop is anxious to serve you with their fine luncheons, afternoon refreshments and fulfill your desires as to fountain service. Our new shop, in the First National Bank Building. has been modeled along the lines of efficiency in service, light and cleanliness. Come in and call on us in our new store. coD... s,..w. Q.eea on... Large size olives. 14~ oz. ow ........... jar ················ ··· · · · ·· · s,...... You can't detect the difference between it and pure Maple syrup. No. 2~ can . Sic No.1~ can .... .. . .. .... .. .Jic w.... Coaconl Crape Juice. Quart .... . . .... . . .... .... . Sic Pint .. . ................... Sic aad c- Village Chocolate Shop In the New Firat National Bank Building 11 SO Wilmette Aveaae Phone Wilmette 436 ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~I~