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WINNETKA TALK June 30, 1928 Mrs. S. W. Wiglama will tutor all school subjects, also French to private and small groups. TELEPHONE WILMETTE 3000 Mrs. Ayres Boal, 701 Sheridan road, is returning today from a motor trip in the east. Mrs. Boal, with Mrs. Stewart Johnson, 678 Sheridan road, went east to attend the Harvard-Yale boat race, and to see her son, Thomas, off for his trip to Labrador. THE BOOK NOOK 724 ELM STREET Will be open only in the mornings during July and August--9 A. M. until noon THE LATEST FICTION FOR SUMMER READING Are you a member of the LITERARY Guo? The popular book-a-month-at-half-price-organization We recommend it and will be pleased to arrange a membership WINNETKA Katharine Sherman Sails for Europe June 29 Miss Katharine Sherman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Sherman of 1062 Ash street, left on Wednesday, June 27, for Europe. Miss Sherman sailed from Montreal on Friday. Besides making a tour of the coun- tries usually visited by travelers, she will also take a short trip to the Holy Land and Egypt. Miss Sherman was graduated from the University of Wisconsin on June 18. She was a member of Beta Sigma Omicron, of which she was president in her senior year, and Alpha Kappa Delta, honorary sociological fraternity. She was also a member of the Wo- man's Athletic association, having won her numerals in riflery and bowling. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lay, 1408 Edge- wood lane, have had as their house guests the past week, Miss June Gid- dings and Miss Sallie Matthews, teach- ers at Mills college, Oakland, Cal, who are spending their vacation on a trans-continental tour from Los Ange- les to Boston, Cape Cod, Washington, D. C., and back again. They plan to stop in Hubbard Woods again on their return west to attend one of the Ravinia opera performances. You Want Only the Best -- We Have It We take pride in the selection of meats that we carry, not only in quality . . . . but the fact that we have just the cut that you want. Bear this in mind and "shop at the Palace." SPECIALS --SATURDAY SWIFT'S PREMIUM 1 HAMS, 10-13 Ib. av., Ib. 23 2C MILLER & HART'S BACON, Sliced, 3 Ibs. .99¢ 1928 Spring LEG of LAMB 39¢ Fresh Little PORK LOINS 2415¢ Boneless VEAL ROAST 34c Wapsie Valley BRICK BUTTER 4'7¢c Fresh BEEF TONGUES 2415¢ Fresh Little PIG HAMS 161%¢ can buy! GENUINE Wapsie Valley POULTRY Nowhere, we daresay, can you procure such unexcelled quality as that which the Wapsie Valley products boast--absolutely the finest that money Better Meats 796 ELM STREET Thursdays and Fridays PALACE MEAT MARKET COME TO THE PALACE! Formerly Vollman's Market FRESH FISH WINNETKA Cleaner Meats PHONES 4 and 333 GIRLS TO CAMP SOON Community House Contingent Prepares for Getaway to Hamlin Lake July 9; Boys Home July 7 Thirty-three girls will leave for Hamlin Lake, near Ludington, Mich.,, Monday, July 9, to spend eighteen days at the Indian Hill summer camp there. The group of Winnetka boys who are there now will return to the village Saturday, July 7. Mrs. Eloise W. Wortley is the head counselor who will accompany the girls to the camp. The five other counselors who will asist her are: Mildred Olson, Doris Ferry, Katherine Adams, Mar- garet Stults, and Jean Fahs. The lucky girls who will make the trip are: Constance Addenbrooke, Alice Louise Altschul, Florence Ander- son, Carolyn Barrett, Elizabeth Boden- weck, Henrietta Boal, Helen Bratschi, Harriet Daughaday, Katherine French, Mary Ellen Graham, Jean E. Haskins, Marion Hilpert, Edith Hirsch, Helen W. Holton, Virginia Johnston, Virginia Lang, Kinda Marchini, Katherine Max- well, Margaret Mckenzie, Isabel F. Milton, Martha Lee Morse, Janet E. Orwig, June E. Orwig, Margery E. Raub, Emily Nell Simpson, Jane Snyder, Helen Stults, Louise Wagner, Jeanette Weeks, Sunny Wilson, Flor- ence Lorimer, and Nancy Brown. The aim of the summer camp at Hamlin Lake is to give the boys and girls who go there a character build- ing program and one that will de- velop leadership and initiative. This program includes recreation, fun, work, instruction, and trips of various kinds, "Chief" J. W. F. Davies is the camp director. Mrs. Wortley has announced that there will be a meeting of all girls who expect to go to the camp at 4:30 o'clock next Monday afternoon, July 2. Miss Jeanette Uhlemann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Uhlmann of 162 Fuller lane, and Miss Dorothy Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of 576 Ash street, will sail today from New York City for Europe. Miss Uhlemann and Miss Thompson will join some of their Roycemore classmates and members of the faculty. Le Mrs. Richard Walsh has gone to her summer home at Castle Park, Mich, and will not return until October 1. LEGAL TENDER-- '™M FAMOUS AS A FIRST CLASS MENDER ) hn 1 HE quality of our work is as good as a govern- ment bond . . . worth while and worth money. Our time and our experience is at your disposal . . . WHEN YOU SAY SO! Phone 874 ~ 464 S.J. STEFFENS 703 OAK ST. WINNETKA,ILL.