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ey WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1921 WATCH YOUR RUBBISH FIRES WARNING OF CHIEF HOUREN "Too much care cannot be taken in preventing spread of rubbish fires," said Fire Chief G. M. Houren this week, in commenting on the number of brush fires in Winnetka this week. "Residents should avoid burning rub- bish, even in containers, on windy days, and should at all times stay with hte fires until they are out," he advised. Four brush fires in the village this week were all occasioned by the spread of smcldering or wind-blown rubbish fires, it was said. Two brush fire calls came on Tuesday, one near 738 ILinden avenue and a second at North and Vernon avenues. On Wednesday there were brush fires at 915 Euclid avenue and at 618 Wil- low street. A roof fire at the home of H. S. DeLay, 878 Oak street, caused $50 damage Tuesday, the blaze being caused by sparks from a chimney. On Wednesday there was a fire call to the home of Edward Flynn, 564 Center street. An overheated stove occasioning alarm. There was no damage. BUILD $13,000 RESIDENCE F. A. Cooper and Company received a building permit this week to erect a $13,000 frame residence at 346 Sheri- dan road. The Village Department of Public Works also granted a per- mit for the construction of a $300 garage for S. W. McCaully, 988 Elm street. CHANGE TELEPHONE NUMBER A telephone switchboard was in- stalled at Winnetka Community House this week. The Community House telephone number has been changed from Winnetka 470 to Win- netka 538. BUYS BUICK CAR Louis Schramm, 550 Provident ave- nue, this week purchased a Buick touring car from the Winnetka Mo- tor Company. \ A A i ipsam New clothes always come with the Spring weather. We have a wonderful variety of "comfy" yet fashionable wear that will please Winnetka's most particular men. You are bound to be satisfied when you place your trust in the quality and standard of our clothes. J. H. DETHLOFF Gents' Furnishings and Shoes 786 Elm St., Winnetka Phone Winnetka 1077 NOTICE, Ee O F---- RE EA ELECTION Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 16th day of April, 1921, an election will be | held at the Horace Mann School for the pur- of the Board of Education for District No. 36 of Township No. 42, Range 13 East, in Cook County, Illinois. The polls will be opened at 2:00 p. m. and closed at 6:00 o'clock p. m. By order of this Board of Education. Dated this Twenty-sixth day of March, 1921. (Signed) Gertrude C. Lieber Secretary of the Board of Education. pose of electing a President and Two Members | { | } i i i a For Better Things to Eat! 01 003 30 2 (6) SHANA | 1), | ow oR P10 30 5d» (00) NERC [OJR FN gb iy [& Wilmette Grocery & Market 1146 CENTRAL AVENUE Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkg. ............ 10c Pure Fruit Jam,15 oz., all flavors, per jar 35c dozen ........vi. nd vapiiml da $3.75 Quaker Jam Strawberry or Raspberry and Apple, 19 0z;, 0a. 00... io 25¢ Reumberta or Richelieu Imp. Olive Oil Per QUAL ae he, $1.35 Sylmar Brand Ripe Olives, large size, per can 39c; per dozen ........... Lie $4.25 Scottish Chief Brand Peaches, in heavy syrup, 2V% size, per can 28c; doz. ....$3.25 Apricots, in 21, size cans, best quality, per can 28c; dozen ........ O00 LA $3.25 Melting Sweet Peas, extra fine and tender, per can 20c; dozen ........ i v.00 $2.00 Wilson & Co. Sweet Corn, can 18c. doz. $1.95 Saragon Brand Tomatoes, large can, can. .15c Libby's Corned Beef, No. 1 can .......... 29c Marie Brand Sardines, boneless 14's in pure olive oil, per can ............... 39¢ Richelieu Hawaiian Pineapple, large squat cans, per can ..........J.... 0%. 35¢ Pure Maple Sap Syrup, pt. can 49c; gt. can 90c Maple and Corn Syrup, pt. can 28c; qt. can 50c If you want the best meats money can buy then try our meats-- Dixie Bacon, Ib... 0. oi Salli oe. 25¢ Small Link Pork Sausages, 1b............. 20c Armour's Star Bacon (whole), lb......... 45¢ Swift's Premium Bacon (whole), Ib. ...... 45¢ Jelke Oleo, Nucoa Nut or Dinner Bell Olea, Ab. cat i ors, 29¢ 5 1b. Pail of Simon Pure Lard .......... $1.19 Teas--Beresford, India, Cylon or any other kind at 14 lb. free with each 14 Ib. purchased. Coffee, Breakfast Brand, a very fine coffee perlh. 29¢c; 41bs. i. 0. $1.00 King's Dehydrated large Prunes, regular price lb. 40c, at Ib... ............... 29c Full quart jars of Sweet Gherkins, Sweet Slices of Pickles Full quart jars of Old Monk Olive Oil, specially priced for this week, per quart 65cy. dozen .................. $7.25 We have the very best lawn grass seed, also a large variety of flower and vegetable seeds. Charge account extended to responsible people. We have our own delivery service; that's why we can give unlimited courteous service. SPECIMEN BALLOT, VILLAGE OF WINNETKA ELECTION, APRIL 5, 1921 (_) CITIZENS' PARTY TICKET For President [] JOHN S. MILLER, JR. For Trustee [] LAWRENCE M. STEIN For Trustee J. D. PIERCE For Trustee EDWIN E. BROWN For Treasurer s WILLIAM E. DAVIS For Marshal and Collector For Library Trustee GEORGE W. OLDFATHER For Library Trustee WILLIAM A. HADLEY For Police Magistrate CLARK T. NORTHROP [] [] [] [] THEODORE FLYNN 2 [3 i]