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WINNETKA TALK May 28, 1927 Special for Tuesday and Wednesday GROCERIES Imported French Peas, $1 per can 35¢, 3 dor x heii C. C. C. Imported Sardines, Jcansdor i... a Re vias 35¢ Romanoff Imported Caviar 45 PET CAN. F5 Sihiian ss» vo pone snag wad +8 vs C Richelieu Stuffed Oranges, : $1 25 RE TTT RR EGR ° Richelieu Bartlett Pears, SLODvaInE viii ss Tee 15c¢ Richelieu Pineapple Fingers $1.00 Vale oie ir vena, T5¢ Blue Label Chili Sauce, : 5 per bottle or. aru si ar pa 2 C Blue Label Catsup, Y 5 per bottle o. . as e aes 2 C Blue Label Preserves, $1 JAS Revi anand «5 «eee, Bi i Blue Ribbon Syrup, Lo allONT v.35 0s 6 Tearva won $5 200 30 eg 69c Meir's Grape Juice, quarts 69c; pints sv iz Jems Foci vss cine 35¢ Richelieu or Edelweiss Gingerale, $2 69 quarts 25¢, by the dozen .......... . MEATS Swift's Premium Bacon, 50 per potthd: . .. -. oh en C Jones' Dairy Farm Sausage, 39 per potindin coma... oor Sean C Sweet Breads, per-pound tu. de er ries 19¢ Freshly Ground Meat, Per pound =. (ri purnits tila rd «+ ie 20c Porterhouse or Short Steaks, 50 per pound iveees oui SE use is C OUR LINE OF VEGETABLES AND FRUITS IS COMPLETE AND FRESH Hubbard Woods Grocery & Market Salvatore D1 Francesco 890 Linden Avenue Hubbard Woods Congregational Topics for Sunday Services Announced "The Worth of Sentiment" will be the sermon topic at the morning service at Winnetka Congregation church, Sunday at 11 o'clock, by Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin. The topics announced for the Young Men's class are, "What has America the Right to Expect of Her Young Men-- (a) In Time of War? (b) In time of Peace?" "Do you Believe that old men make the wars for young men to fight?" "If our country became involved in war would you-- (a) Enlist regardless of the cause of the war? (b) Refuse to fight regardless of the cause of the war? (c) Be governed by what you con- sidered the justice of the war?" Maria Beauty Culture to Occupy New Quarters The new location of The Maria Beauty Culture, after June 1, will be in the new Humphrey building, at the northwest corner of Elm and Chestnut streets. Its present location is in the Franklin building, over the Adams drug store. In the new quarters Mrs. Maria Lagergren Dollimore, proprie- toress, has installed a fine array of new fixtures, enabling her to compete with the most exclusive shops in Chi- cago. She announces she has secured the services of Mr. Salas, from Chi- cago and with former experience in Eastern cities. The business will be closed over Tuesday. Lansing Hinrichs, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Hinrichs of 363 Sunset road, has been ill with scarlet fever for about a month and is convalescing at the Evanston hospital. Car Loses First Bout With Traffic on Maiden Voyage E. T. Leonard, of the E. T. Leonard Co., builders, with offices at 556 Cen- ter street, Winnetka, drove out a bran new motor car, sports model, Wednes- day afternoon, and that evening, on its really initial trip, the car was com- pletely wrecked, in an accident on Sheridan road at Chestnut street, Wil- mette. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, accompanied by Miss Agnes Larkin were driving from the Leonard home at 109 Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods, to visit friends in Wilmette. They were on the west side of Sheridan road, driving south and preparing to turn west on Chestnut, when, without warning, John Warren, driving a car owned by Her- mann Katz, of 515 Central avenue, Wilmette, attempted to pass to the right of the Leonard car. There was not room in the street to pass and most of the Katz car was on the parking but not far enough to prevent its side swiping the Leonard car, from which the right fenders and running board were torn. Mrs. Leonard was rendered uncon- cious from the shock and fright, but no one was seriously injured. Council Presents Flags to Four Scout Troops American flags were presented by the Winnetka council to the four Winnetka Boy Scouts troops at a meeting held in the Community House gym May 19. Before the presentation, Troop 3 held patrol meetings. This troop has elected the following new officers: Bob Fox, scribe; Ben Phillips, sergeant-at- arms; Charles Patterson, librarian; and Henry Zinner, reporter. Leland G. Vincent General Contractor Submit His Estimate if you are PLANNING A NEW HOME Making an Addition Remodeling it at all Building a Garage 394 Center St., Winnetka Ph. Winn. 1417 Your ...not Repaired There's a great difference in having your shoes rebuilt and repaired. Try our Rebuilding Service. You'll be more than pleased with the results. All work guaranteed Annex Shoe Rebuilder's Store 8 Prouty Annex--Opposite C. N. W. Depot Shoes Rebuilt R. Wagner Telephone Winn. 991 Sd