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WINNETKA "TALK June 18, 1927 READ!! These Rare Bargains THT nin THIET Special for Monday TE TN UU wn Shredded Wheat, per package Wheatena, per package Cream of Barley, per package Tissue Toilet Paper, 3 rolls for Sirloin Steak, choice cuts, pound SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY Richelieu Macaroni, 2 packages Richelieu Spaghetti, 2 packages Social Tea Biscuits or Arrowroot Biscuits, 2 pkges. Short Steak, per pound For Gold Ribbon Wednesday DOLLAR DAY Baby Stuart, White Cherries, 3 cans for Baby Stuart Peaches, 3 cans for Baby Stuart Sliced Pineapple, ¢1 J ansdor of NOSE AARC ATE BRR EA Tiny French Peas, 2 SCARS Or:, . . ec Ce a $1 Monsoon Sweet Wrinkled Peas, C1 5 cans for ; Richelieu Fruits for Salad, $1 3 cans for Richelieu Golden Bantam Corn, 3 cans for $1 Columbia River Salmon, $1 3 cans for Imported Peeled Tomatoes, 3 large cans... 0. N85 ahr re § fee Imported Romanoff Caviar, large cans on. ei NAL $1 Richelieu Queen Olives, 2 bottles Hubbard Woods Grocery & Market Salvatore Di Francesco 890 Linden Avenue Hubbard Woaeds > . July 2 Deadline for . War Risk Insurance The American Legion National head- quarters warns all ex-service men that the final date for reinstating or con- verting War Risk insurance is July 2, 1927. "This insurance cannot be equalled by other insurance companies for the same amount of money and every ex- service man owes it to himself, his | family and his community to rein- state as much as possible of this in- surance before it is too late," the state- ment reads. "The Association of Insurance com- panies has endorsed this insurance and recommends that every man eligible take advantage of the provision of the law." it continues. "For detailed information inquire of the local American Legion post, state headquarters of The American Legion, 160 North LaSalle street, Chicago, or the United States Veterans' bureau of- fice, 111 North Canal street, Chicago. "The zero hour is midnight July 1." MAKE GARDEN POOLS The interest of North Shore home beautifiers in embellishments for grounds and gardens has aroused con- siderable enthusiasm for the work of the M. and M. Construction company. The firm specializes in garden pools, smoothly tiled or asphalted, and has facilities for fitting out the pools with water lilies and other aquatic flowers, Swimming pools are also a feature of the M. and M. service. The unique character of the service offered ma be inspected in many local grounds or through representatives of the com- pany at 522 Davis street, Evanston. Jack Hagen, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hagen of 1387 Scott avenue, re- turned Saturday from the University | of Illinois. 'OPEN SCOUT CABIN { North Shore Area Boy Scouts to Dedi- cate Cabin-in-the-Woods at Cere- monies Sunday, June 26 | One of the unique features of the ocaan ; } % [dedication of the North Shore Boy | Scout Cabin-in-the-Woods, to be | held Sunday afternoon, June 26, at 2:30 o'clock, will be the dedication of | the "flag pole with roots." A straight oak tree that would otherwise have been removed to provide light and open space around the cabin, was trimmed instead and left standing to be used as the flag pole. It presents a unique appearance and will be one of the novelties of the overnight hike objective of the north shore troops. The Cabin-in-the-Woods is for over- night hike use the year around. The logs are carefully chinked, and the fireplace being so built that the cabin will be as warm and comfortable as a house in the winter time. The dedicatory services will be un- der the leadership of Albert P. Snite, of Highland Park, president of the council and will be attended by Anton J. Cermack, president of the County board, and Oscar W. Schmidt, Coun- ty commissioner, who aided materially in its construction. Announcements of the program have been mailed out by Scout Executive Walter McPeek to the different civic organizations and the parents and it is expected that the services will be & | attended by a very large number of north shore residents who are vitally interested in the Scout movement. Dr. and Mrs. H. Dunham of Los An- geles, who have been touring the East, stopped in Winnetka on their way home to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loco I of 1040 Cherry street. Ice 819 Oak Street YOUR BEST BET FOR DESSERT Smith's Home Made Cream We deliver free OPEN SUNDAYS 9-12; 4-6 Smith's Delicatessen Phone 112