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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1923 3 One Acre in Indian Hill | from Maurice E. Bosley of Kenilworth. IPA : |The 'price was $17,500. : Brings Price of $17,500 The property ajoins the Buckingham " Chandler estate and it is Mr. Ankrum's purpose to erect a home on the site in keeping with the beautiful residences in SRA AN AE Apa N. T. ALUMNI cing that is certain to be an important, albeit. unrecorded, feature of the eve- ning's program. Sends Out Letters Alumni of" New Trier received a letter this week from Principal Fred- DEATH TAKES Another large sale of residence. prop- erty in the Indian Hill neighborhood was reported this week in the purchase - the Winnetka mi JONAS MADSEN Winnetka Pioneer and a IN XMAS FETE Varsity vs. Alumni in Bas- erick Edson Clerk, embodying an in- vitation to the Alumni Day activities and, at the same time, expressing a of approximately one acre ot vacant facing on the golf links by E. W. Ank- rum, of the Ankrum Advertising agency, that neighborhood. McGuire and Orr, north shore real- tors, negotiated the deal. . request that every alumnus of the 4 Former Official ketball Game school join the recently organized Alumni association. Letters were Jonas H. Madsen, well known Win- metka and north shore real estate and amsurance man, passed away Tuesday, December 18, following an illness of al- smost a year's duration. Death was caused by a general physical breakdown. Funeral services were held from the residence, 548 Fir street, Thursday af- ternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial was at Rosehill. Mr. Madsen had been a resident of Winnetka for 50 years, coming to the village with his parents when he was six years of age. He was born of Dan- ish peasant folk and, by dint of hard work and an insatiable thirst for knowl- edge, achieved a remarkable financial success and a position of high respect and honor in the community. He was established in the real estate and in- surance business in the village for a period of 20 years. He was at one time a member of the Village council and a justice of the peace. Mr. Madsen was keenly interested in the history of the village and was per- haps the best informed person in the community in that regard. He loved to relate incidents that took place when the village was a mere hamlet and Indians still resided on the fringe of the white settlement. He boasted an ex- cellent collection of records and relics reminiscent of the early days of the village. : Mr. Madsen was also a lover of the out-of-doors. He was an expert fish- erman and hunter and in latter years spent considerable portion of his time in the woods. Mr. Madsen is survived by his widow and two daughters, Mrs. Howard E. Bowers and Miss Gladys Eleanor Madsen. G. M. Sheahen in Charge of Gas Company Offices G. M. Sheahen of Highland Park has been appointed chief clerk 'of office of the North Shore Gas company to succeed Wil- liam A. Brandt, who has been ap- pointed commercial manager of the company's offices at Waukegan. Mr. Sheahen will also be connected with the Investment department of the company. The holiday season at New Trier High school opens Saturday evening, December 22, when the hundreds of alumni of the secondary school will gather at the auditorium to hear a special Christmas program, and, later, enjoy a basketball game in the gym- nasium with the varsity pitted against the best team the alumni can muster. In fact, Saturday, December 22, has been designated as Alumni Day and it is anticipated that more than 1,200 grads will be on hand for the festivi- ties and enter into the lively reminis- mailed to all alumni whose addresses could be ascertained. It is quite likely many graduates have not been reached and the school authorities are especially anxious that word be brought them of the proposed holiday event. BUYS CHERRY RESIDENCE Frederick W. Copeland has purchased the home of George L. Cherry at 1082 Spruce street, Winnetka. McGuire and Orr were the brokers. Mr. and Mrs. Copeland will take possession at an early date, it is stated. IT CAN'T 1027 Davis St. Do You Know That If the J EWETT Can't Do It A thrifty Six built by Paige TRACY HOLMES MOTOR CO. EVANSTON, ILL. BE DONE Tel. Evanston 4903 --Mo and equipment. 6749 Sheridan Road icago Sheldrake 8387 In the new Moon four-passenger Coupe--the luxurious Sedan or Petite Sedan--you will find the same outstand- ing individuality of Moon design--the same thoughtful consideration for every detail of construction, upholstery The new Moon bodies are made exclusively by Pullman. Suburban Motor Sales ON-- 1020 Davis Street Evanston, Illinois Phones 8798-8799 890 Linden Avenue. Hubbard Woods We still insist that we sell the "Best Groceries for the Lowest Prices!" Come here yourself and see the excellent quality and exceptionally low prices day Season. Give us a fair trial. --for Christmas T IS not at all surpris- ing that the new Fordor Sedan is proving ex- tremely popular as a Christmas gift. For this handsome closed type body is a truly exceptional value at its present price --$685, fully equipped. Inspect this new Fordor Sedan at your first oppor- tunity and arrange for its delivery on Christmas morning. You can buy this car through the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan SKOKIE MOTOR CO. WINNETKA C7 mmm CARS TRUCKS TRACTORS HUBBAR WOODS GROCERY AND MARKET Phones Winnetka 1700-1701-1702 That's especially true at this Holi- of our Turkeys, Geese, Chickens, Ducks, Cranberries, Celery, Mince-meat, and all the appetizing foods so popu- lar at Christmas 'T'ime. Examine the list of Christmas Specials below. "Extra Fancy Medium Size Indian River Grapefruit at only 8c a dozen." Goose Oranges, 3 dozen for 50c." Don't skip a single one. "Finest Blue Fine figs, selling usually at $2.50, offered by us now for $1.90. Use any of our phones, Winnetka 1700, 1701, or 1702. BEFORE CHRISTMAS SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY Imporied cluster raisins, regular Seeded raisins 15c per package. Seedless raisins 15c per package. Currents 29c per pound. Citron peel 69c per pound. Orange peel 35c per pound. Lemon peel 35c per pound. price 60c, for Christmas, 45c. Exira fancy walnuts in shell 48c per pound. Extra fancy mixed nuts 35c per pound, 3 pounds for $1. Genesee mince meat, regular price 85c per pound, this sale 65c per pound. Richelieu plum pudding 39¢c per pound. Fig pudding 39c per pound. Extra fancy imported pulled figs, 5 pound box, regular price $2.50, this sale $1.90. Extra fancy large delicious apples, regular price 90c per dozen, this sale 60c a dozen. Extra fancy Jonathan apples, 3 pounds for 25c. Finest Indian River grapefruit, extra large size, regular price 15¢ each, this sale 2 for 25c, dozen $1.35. Extra fancy medium size Indian River grapefruit, regular price 10c each, this sale 89c per dozen. Small size Indian River grapefruit 75c per dozen. Finest Blue Goose oranges, small size but a ball of juice, 6 dozen limit to a customer, 3 dozen for 50c. Larger size Blue Goose oranges 35c per dozen, 3 dozen for $1; medium size 49c. Extra large Sun-Kist California Spinach 39c per peck. Green beans 22c per quart. oranges 75c per dozen. . Celery 25c, 50c and 75c¢ per bunch. Brussels sprouts 29c per quart. Tomatoes 22c per pound. Sweet potatoes, 4 pounds for 29c. 75¢ a peck. GOLD RIBBON WEDNESDAY Finest half size Bordeaux shelled walnuts regular price $1 per pound. Wednesday, 69c per pound. Finest California bleached Valencia almonds, regular price $1 per pound. . Ribbon Wednesday, 65c per pound. Finest Columbia River medium red salmon, regular price 45c per can. Wednesday, 3 cans for $1. Finest Spanish red sweet pimentos, regular price 25c per can. 19¢c per can, 3 cans limit 55c. Lux, 10 packages limit to a customer for 95c. Finest seeded and seedless raisins, 15 ounces to package, regular price, 25c per package. Gold Ribbon Wednesday, 15c. Loyal Tissue toilet paper, 1,000 sheets to roll, quality guaranteed, regular price 15c per roll, for Gold Ribbon Wednesday, llc per roll, 10 rolls limit for $1. Finest Cane granulated Sugar, 10 pounds limit to a customer for 89c. Extra fancy Indian River Florida Grapefruit, regular price 10c, 3 for 25c. Gold Ribbon Wednesday, 75¢ per dozen. Finest Indian River extra large grapefruit, regular price 15c¢ each. Gold Ribbon Wednesday, 1 dozen limit to customer $1.29. Extra fancy Valencia Blue Goose oranges, regular price, 35c per dozen. Gold Ribbon 'Wednesday, 25¢c per dozen, 4 dozen limit to a customer for 95c. Extra fancy Baldwin apples, regular price, 3 pounds for 25c. Gold Ribbon Wednesday, Palm Olive soap, regular price 10c per cake. "Gold Ribbon Wednesday, 10 cakes limit to a customer for 69c, or 5 cakes for 39c. Large packages Gold Dust, regular price 38c per package. Gold Ribbon Wednesday, 27c. Gold Ribbon Gold Gold Ribbon Gold Ribbon Wednesday, DELIVER 4 TIMES A DAY IN ALL NORTH SHORE TOWNS. WE HAVE 3 MACHINES TO MAKE OUR we REGULAR DELIVERIES AND 1 FOR ALL SPECIAL DELIVERIES. A TRIAL ORDER WILL PLEASE YOU. ACCOUNTS OPENED FOR RELIABLE PEOPLE I -------------------- WES EES EEL EEEEE----