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Ai ---- w-- November 10, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 15 Seventh District Legion Posts Will Meet November 13} P. J. Huerter Post, No. 69, American Legion, is sponsoring a meeting of all the posts of the Seventh district, Tuesday evening, November 13, at Hoffman's hall, (formerly Gross Point Village hall), at 8 o'clock. Officers for the ensuing year will be installed at this time. There will be various forms of en- tertainment, including a first-aid dem- onstration by H. W. Gentiles and his team from the Rapid Transit Co.; boxing bouts by Boy Scouts {from Troop No. 9; J. Schneider and his or- chestra will be there, and last, but not least, will be the eats. Posts in the Seventh district are: Winnetka, No. 10; North Shore, No. 21; Evanston, No. 42; Wilmette, No. 46; Rogers Park, No. 108; Morton Grove, No. 134; Trowel, No. 160; Sher- idan, No. 165; Joseph M. Sesterhenn, No. 166; Daniel C. Gibbons, No. 269; Northtown, No. 431; Peter J. Huerter, No. 669. AT INTERFRATERNITY DINNER Col. Earl Thornton of Glencoe and William Strong, Sherman Strong, and M. Milton Coulter of Chatfield road are on the directorate of the Inter- fraternity club which gave a house- warming dinner Thursday evening of last week in its attractive new quar- ters on the eighteenth floor of the Hotel LaSalle. The club was founded March 11, 1927, to maintain friendly relationships between fraternities and promote the best interests of Greek letter organiza- tions. October Bride Photo by Ray Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Anderson, whose marriage took place October 20, have been motoring through the east on their wedding trip. The bride was Miss Florence Anthony of Glen- coe and Mr. Anderson is the son of Mrs. G. Richard Anderson of Win- netka. Mr. and Mrs. Morris K. Wilson, 429 Sheridan road, left yesterday to spend two weeks in New York. WITH SURPRISING NEW DELICIOUSNESS Here is chicken specially raised for good eating. 'All the science of chicken breeding and feeding is used to make these chickens tender, meaty and full flavored. To eat them is to know a new joy in your favorite food for these are really a new kind of chicken--as different from ordinary chicken as good old-fashioned home made pie is from factory made. WAPSIE VALLEY CHICKEN Shipped in Special Sanitary Cases Direct from Our Modern Poultry Plants in the Country, "Fresh Every Day" To the Following Dealers Only PALACE MARKET COMPANY 796 Elm Street, Winnetka PALACE MARKET COMPANY 1941 Central St., Evanston PALACE MARKET COMPANY 1145 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette PALACE MARKET COMPANY 1569 Sherman Ave,, Evanston A. J. WICHMAN 611 Dempster Street Evanston--Tel. Univ. 238 Served Exclusively at the SKOKIE COUNTRY CLUB INDEPENDENCE PRODUCE CO. INDEPENDENCE, IOWA Edna Dean Baker Busy With Lecture Program | Miss Edna Dean Jaker, pres- ident of the National Kindergarten [and Elementary college, spoke be- fore the Kindergarten-Primary sec- Teachers as- Thursday "Creative and the tion of the State | sociation in Milwaukee on | afternoon, November 8, on | Expression in Kindergarten | First Three Grades." The Wisconsin chapter of the Alumnae association entertained Miss Baker during her visit in Milwaukee. On Friday after- noon Miss Baker talked on "Behavior | Problems" before the Central Ohio Teachers association at Columbus. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE made of Barbee Announcement has been the marriage of Miss Nancy Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Simms Wilson of Paris, Ky. and Henry W. Wales, Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W, Wales of 480 Sheridan road. The ceremony took place on October 20 at Paris. The couple have just returned from their wedding trip to New York, Princeton, Mass. and Chicago to their home at 1801 Roanoke road, Louisville, Ky. Intra-Mural Season at New Trier H. S. to Close This Week As the intra-mural football season drew to a close at New Trier High school this week the "Chicago" team was leading the intra-mural league in the heavyweight division while the "Army" was leading in the lightweight division. "Army" defeated "Yale" 25 to 0 and the "Navy" romped over "Harvard" by the same score in games played on Monday. The "Purdue"- "Chicago" game, which was to have been played Tuesday was postponed until Thursday. Games scheduled for this Friday were: "Illinois" vs. "Indiana"; "Army" vs. "Navy"; and "Harvard" vs. "Yale." HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION Wins Ties Losses Pts. "Chicago" ... 76 1 26 "Illinois" cet 2 2 20 "Purdue" 2 2 4 12 "Indiana" 1 1 6 6 LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION Wins Ties Losses Pts. "Army" : 1 22 "Navy" . 3 1 3 14 "Harvard" ....3 0 4 12 "Yale" 1 2 4 8 Floor coverings of every type; room in the house. Linoleum Every remnant in this collection is of extra good value-- grades that have sold up to $3 per square yard. Your Choice, $1.00 per sq. yd. (Bring your own measurements) NOVEMBER SALE During this sale you will have an opportunity of buying, at remark- able savings, the best that any market affords at HOME PRICES --and that means prices below "Loop" district. Domestic and Oriental Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums, Hall Runners--the correct thing for every SPECIALS FOR Friday and Saturday CARPET REMNANTS You will find in this assortment Carpet remnants that have previously sold up to $5 per yard. Your Choice, $1.50 per yd. (Bring your own measurements) Remnants Buy your Christmas presents from our large stock NOW. Your selection ean be held here for later delivery. 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