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WINNETKA TALK June 25, 1927 We Have Everything .--and the BEST of Everything TOT OT Em nim r HUTT HTT HT Coffee, bulk, regular 50c value Gingerale, Richelieu or Edelweiss, quarts, 25¢, by the dozen.......... $2.50 Root Beer, Hires, quarts, 25¢, by the dozen Grape Juice, Meier's, pints, 35¢, quarts Richelieu Tea for Iced Tea, 14 1b. package Apple Butter, quart jars Beechnut Cookies, "regular 35c value, pkge. Tissue Toilet Paper, regular 2 for 25¢, now, 3 for Heinz Pork & Beans, Per Can viii A seen fs Ba 8% irl ani 15¢ Campbell's Soups, any flavors, 3 cans American Family Soap, 10. bar Tiiit, TO DArs. oi o.. .v 0 8 Mok 65¢ Palm Olive Soap, 10 bar limit, 10 bars Wool Soap, 12 bars and 6 Water Glasses free, $1.20 value Dutch Cleanser, 98 PEEROZeI wn « oii cover i ar a a C Hubbard Woods Grocery & Market Salvatore Di Francesco 890 Linden Avenue Hubbard Woods | | ! GO TO SUMMER HOME Mr. and Mrs. Gustav J. Nickel, 140 Jertling lane, and their have | family gone to South Haven, Mich. for the | summer. During their absence Mr. and | Mrs. Thomas Winde of the Belden | hotel will occupy their home. Mrs. William Benoist and her daugh- | ter, Myra Lee, of 386 Fairview avenue, have gone to Douglas, Mich. They will be joined there by Edmund, who has been at Dartmouth college this | year. 847 Center Street | William L. Wente Sheet Metal Works Roofing Tile Slate Asbestos Slate Flagging Walks Floors Terraces Telephone Winnetka 225 | summer in Europe. | turned from Lake Forest academy. mem Winnetka Library Displays Special Opera Material The Winnetka public library lying all its books on operas and their is ral- makers, and librettos are being mar- | shalled, in order to be in readiness for the opening of the Ravinia Opera sea- son. Among the' librettos recently added to the library shelves are old fa- vorities such as "Pagliacci" and "Madam Butterfly," as well as a num- ber of less familiar ones such as "La Juive" and "Madam Sans Gene." It is hoped that this collection of librettos is only a beginning--a nucleus of what may become a Music depart- ment in the library, and that it will increase yearly to keep pace with the ever-growing interest in music shown by the people of Winnetka. Weekly programs of the Ravinia con- certs and operas will be found for dis- tribution at the public library. Miss Dorothy Dickinson, daughter of the Frederick Dickinsons of 1228 Scott avenue, has returned to Winnetka from Smith college. She will leave soon with [ her mother for their summer cottage at Charlevoix, Mich. Mr. Dickinson will join them in August. la Mrs. Ossian Cameron of 548 Cherry street will leave Wednesday with her sons, Ossian and Alan, for Montreal. They will sail on Friday to spend the Ossian has just re- --~"=--0 The state hard roads of Illinois cost $40,000 per mile, including construc- tion, grading and bridge-building. ZERO Iceless Refrigeration "The last ice you need to buy" ZONE HEATING AETNA AUTOMATIC OIL BURNER PROTECTION MURPHY WALL SAFE Plumbing 874 Center St. Are sold and installed by Vic. J. Killian, Inc. Contractor Ph. Winn. 1260