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6 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1921 ILLINOIS GRADS READY FOR HOME-CONING DAY Many North Shore Residents Expect- ed to Attend Festivities at State : University on November 12 North shore Alumni of the Univer- sity of Illinois are looking forward with keen interest to the annual home- coming at the state university, and scores of residents who are grads are expected to be at hand when Illinois and the powerful Maroons clash in the annual football classic. The Illinois-Chicago football game will feature the 11th annual homecom- ing of 20,000 graduates to the Univer- sity of Illinois at Champaign and Ur- bana, November 12. Homecoming is an annual celebration attended by alumni scattered all over the world. To accomodate the influx, equal in size to the ordinary population of Champaign, thousands of cots will be placed in rooming and fraternity houses and all railroads will carry special trains. Suspend Classes Classes will be suspended on the af- ternoon of November 11, although it! seldom occurs, and the following morning the students will start to en- tertain the returning Illini. 'The freshmen and sophomores will stage their traditional class fight, the se- niors dressed as hobos will march in parade, the R. O. T. C. brigade of the University, numbering 3,000 men, will be reviewed, the women students will hold a carnival for the "old boys" and Mask and Bauble, the student dra- matic society, will present a play. Besides the usual fraternity reun- ions, there will be re-unions by class- es and by colleges, and smokers for each group. Sach college of the uni- versity will give a luncheon to its alumni. The merchants of both Champaign and Urbana are contributing to the fund necessary to swing the celebra- tion. Harding Issues Thanksgiving | Proclamation President Harding has issued a pro- clamation designating Thursday, Nov- ember 24, as a day of Thanksgiving, devotion and prayer and urging the people to give thnks "for all that has been rendered unto them," and to pray for a continuance of the divine fortune which has been showered so generously upon this nation." The proclamation said: "That season has come when, alike in pursuance of a devout people's time-honored custom and in grateful recognition of favoring national fortune, it is proper that the Presi- dent should summon the nation to a day of devotion, of thanksgiving for blessings bestowed and of prayer for guidance in modes of life that may de- serve continuance of divine favor. "Foremost among our blessings is the return of peace and the approach to normal ways again. The year has brought us again into relations of amity with all nations after a long period of struggle and turbulence. "Ours has been a favored nation in the bounty which God has bestowed Qo = charged proportionately. The following guarantee break or peel, the owner of s HUBBARD WOODS Telephone Number Wil Vulcanizing, Retreading and Tube Work. To introduce our work we will repair any blowout for $2.50 and retread any 41% inch tire for $10.00. Smaller sizes turned out of this establishment: "We guarantee each repair to outlast any other part of the tire, but we cannot guarantee against cuts by glass, nails, wrecks, etc. case the repaired portion of the tire should either refund the amount paid for the work or make the repairs over again, at the option of 1063 Gage Street, will be given with every job In we do hereby guarantee to aid tire." TIRE SERVICE CO. 1 Be Announced Later. Plan LIAS LLS IIIS IIIS SLL ILLS SLSLSLLLSLSLLS SSS SSS SLLLL SSS SS SLL SSS SSIS SASS SSS SSIS SSIS SSIS SISAL SSIS SSSI SS SSSI SIS SS SSS TY established and starts growing as Spring opens up. Advantages of Fall Planting t Material becomes firmly upon it. The great trial of humanity, though indeed we bore our part as well as we were able, left us compara- tively little scarred. It is for us to recognize that we have been thus favored, and when we gather at our altars to offer up thanks, we will do prayers be raised, for direction in the right paths. Under God, our responsi- bility is great; to our own first, to all men afterward; God's own justice." the best." to all mankind in die." "It's easy to be a great novelist nowadays; the last work is always "Yes, it used to be that authors died, and their works lived; now the authors live and the works. well to pledge, in humility and all sincerity, our purpose to prove deserv- ing. We have been raised up and pre- served in national power and conse- quence, as part of a plan whose wis- dom we cannot question. "Thus believing, we can do no less than hold our nation the willing in- strument cf the providence which has so wonderfully favored us. Opportun- ity for very great service awaits us if we shall prove equal to it. Let our DF Al + dd ai | me T32 LET'S DRESS WISELY GIRLS 0 FLIP [ARRAY [HH A woman who is wise at heart; ination Studies well the saving O be a student of saving is to get art. acquainted with cleaning and dyeing as exemplified by this house and take advan- tage of their excellent work. It will mean a better wardrobe for less money. CLEANERS AND DYERS' S. DIETZ PROP. (ASN aia J HITTUNOS HA banitaccount-adds stimulus to your plans of saving for the fulure NE stimulant that never fails to assist a man to guard his money, and prepare for the future, is a savings account. The officers of this bank will treat the person who makes a small deposit with the same courtesy shown to the man of means. PHONE 204 IH Different State Experiment Sta- tions have proven that immedi- ately after planting in the fall trees and shrubs begin to put out small fibrous roots. Avoid the Spring rush by plant- ing now. Chicago Landscape Company 813 Elm St. Phone Winnetka Winnetka 201 Incorporated 777777777 777777 7 rriiiiiiriiiiiiirzzzzizzzrriiziziz7izzizzizlizsadddiiauuurauiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiddddddddddd rr 777777 Ld ddd dd dd Edd add dll blllbililid lll rz cdi iddd. aT dE Zaidi ddldlil didi dd ddd ddd dbl ddl, For Better Things to Eat! BU O19 035 (0011 O84 1 8", § Of bt bf OR YA Sl od 2 (00) ON) NO WAITING Wilmette Grocery & Market 1146 CENTRAL AVENUE This Price List is good starting Saturday Nov. 5 ending Saturday Nov. 12 Richelieu Fruit Salad, 214 large can; special this week only; per doz. $5.75; per can ........ 50c Fruit Salad; flat can; 35¢; 3for .............. $1.00 Flour; all kinds--Ceresota, Pillsburys or Gold Medal; 12 bbL°, Fv oh dd Sid $1.19 Pure Honey; per comb 35c; or 3 combs for $1.00 Pure Mapel Sap Syrup; per quart can ...... 85: New Manse Syrup; per pint can 20c; qt. 35c Fallon. ",. .. ..a ais tas rst hte aaa ns eae 65¢ Mason Jars of Queen Clives; only 29c; dozen -3.25 10-1b. pail of Spiced Figs; new goods; just arrived Sold last season at $5.95; now at $3.45 National Biscuit Co. Goods-- Uneeda Biscuits; 3 pkgs. for 20c; or 80c dozen All regular size pkgs. of cookies per doz. ..$1.65 Nabisco or Onola Sugar Wafers; 3 pkgs. ....25¢ Pure sweet Apple Cider; per gal. .......... 75¢ No .2 cans of Spinach, Monarch brand, per can 15¢ Dozen .......: Jade B ltr 8c iia $1.65 We sell the Famous Blue Label canned goods, the quality you all know and we quote for this week the following prices: Blue Label No. 3 can of Tomatoes; doz. ....$3.00 Blue Label fancy Maine Corn; can 28c; doz. $2.85 Blue Label extra small sifted Peas, can 38c DOZEN oii vanishes sin as a ATs pe Fei ae Wd $4.15 Blue Label Refugee stringless Beans; per can 35c DOZEN I. ie vfs rn ie id aol Aerie a AE ave $3.95 Blue Label small fresh Lima Beans; per can 33c Doze | iin. «citi iad ts Wa 4 Sa i cen lite $3.60 Blue Label large cans of Pumpkin, No. 3 size, 25¢c Fr Ce AMV Lo I IN, SR TST Tr $2.75 Blue Label large size Chili Sauce, 45c; doz. $4.95 Blue Label Pure Maple Sap, pint bottles 58c Dozen... .. hvala vies sie whi shale srumin inislets $6.45 Large bottles 95c; dozen Sugar. We sell only the best Domino or C. & H. in 'cloth bags; 10 1b. sack ................ 69c Armour Star Whole Hams, per lb. ............ 32¢ Armour Star Best Bacon, 5 lb. box net weight $2.25 Lamb Chops of spring shoulder lamb; 1b. ....36c Sprague Warner Co. No. 1 tall cans of Apricots CEE Sn ion IE TE TR 15¢; doz. $1.75 Sprague Warner & Co. No. 1 tall cans of Pears FR UE CIN GNIR E e 19¢c, doz. $1.95 Veribest brand of Green Gage Plums, No. 1 tall Can ABC, dOZBN rai rae i $1.75 5 Ib. can of Ginger Cake Molasses; this week 39c Pure Lard; special; (db. .......icivdvn dis, 17¢ 5 Ib. stone jars of Rich Pure Jam .......... $1.95 Butter; Clover Bloom; per 1 lb. brick ........ 53¢ Eggs; fresh; per dozen ...................... 53c Grape Fruit, nice and juicy; per dozen ........ 80c A a Ao i ee re aR $1.50 Apples of all kinds, will be specially priced this week. Come in and convince yourself that we carry the best that money can buy. 10 1b. can of Monarch Coffee $3.30 or 3 lbs.....99¢c Pint cans of Ripe Olives, regular price 39c, this WEBI: 0d evn na sale fo EER SAR ET 25¢ If you'd like to try some of the best coffee you ever had, barring none, try some of our special coffee at 40c' lb; :3 Ibs. for! 5... viv $1.15 Special, Hawaiian Pineapple, Richelieu brand, No. 215 .cans, per dozen. ,.........v0esss $4.20 Beauty brand Asparagus, large tender grass, per CLT Gal SL EL EEE RI 39¢ Pure Imported Olive Oil, Richelieu or Reumburte DOL AQUBFE CAN oss sass rials sien Brombal de wet ss $1.35 Monarch brand Mince Meat, 2 lb. mason jar 65c White Bear Preserves, large jar, 1 lb. 6 oz., all kinds, per jar 35¢5 dozen... rh. $3.75 Johnson Floor Wax, a Liquid Wax Polish, 75c SRZE a SR eda CE ae eR as Sa EA 59¢ ....52.65 Plazanett 14's Portuguese, skinless and boneless, per can 49ci- dozen i. nid nv ees $5.50 King Oscar Sardines, per can 25c; dozen | mm i