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2 THE I*AKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1921 ARDEN SHORE ANNUAL ELECTION ON NOV. 9 Leaders of Lake Bluff Camp Extend Special Invitation to Business Men To Attend Association Meeting The Annual Meeting of the Arden Shore association will be held Wed- nesday morning, November 9, at 10 o'clock, in the directors' room of the Chicago Savings Bank, 7 West Madi- son street, Chicago. Officers for the ensuing yea* will be elected and full reports of the work of the camp will be given. Members of the association, consist- ing of all contributors, are urged to 1>e present. Open Year Round Arden shore camp at Lake Bluff is open all the year rounds There are forty boys up there now putting on much needed weight so that they may be fit to enter the business world. They are the future business men of Chicago and will go into her factories and shops, her railroads and her banks. Big business men who have investigated the work being done at the camp know its value and appre- ciate the kind of boys that are sent to them from Arden Shore. Such men are especially requested to spare an hour from their busy pay to attend the annual meeting and give the board of managers the benefitol-their ex- pcrience and advice. Mrs. J. McGregor Adams is honor- ary president of the Arden Shore association and Mrs. Carl R. Latham of Evanston, is president. Chairmen for the various north shore villages are, respectively, as fol- lows: Wilmette, Mrs. J. J. Siddall; Kenilworth, Mrs. Mark Cresap; Win- netka, Mrs. John R. Montgomery; Glencoe, Mrs. John H. Bullen. CALLED BY DEATH Here*9 Opportunity To Help a War-Vet. Young Man Who Served Four Years in World War, Seeks Work to Pay for College Education Have you a job for an ex-service man who is anxiousâ€"by his own ef- fortsâ€"to enter college next year and take up an engineering course? The opportunity is at your door and the actual cost to you is exactly forty cents a day. It is embodied in a letter directed to the editor of The Lake Shore News by Mrs. T. H. Maddock, jlOOS Grccnleaf avenue, and which reads in part as follows: "We have given an ex-service man a home with us and he is anxious to take up an engineering course next year. This winter he is desirous of getting some boilers and furnaces to take care of and is charging $12 a month, which is only forty cents a day. He will take out the ashes daily and keep the cellar clean about the fun- nace. "He is absolutely honest and reli- able. If you feel, because of the fact he served four years during the War, that you can give him a little help so that he may obtain work I shall ap- preciate it for him and I know he will be very grateful." , This is the opportunity! Who will volunteer? SOI IOE301 iccr SKOKIE COMING D I0E3O1 [Ofl Funera! services for Mrs. John Fisher, Gross Point, who died Satur- day. October 29, following a lingering illness, were held Wednesday at St. Joseph's church. Burial was at St. Joseph's. Mrs. Fisher^is survived by her husband and small child.-â€" K. OF C.'S TO PARADE Ouilmette council Knights of Colum- bus, will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday evening, November 8, at Jones' lodge hall. Ouilmette coun cil will be represented in the gigantic K. of C. parade in Chicago Sunday in honor Of Marshal Foch. â- ///S//S/////S/S///////S//////S///////////////////SS//////4, Cleaningâ€" Last year's clothes, that are to be worn again this winter, should be thoroughly cleaned before wearing. Phone us, we will call for themâ€" CLEANERS AND DYERS 607 W. Railroad Avenue Wilmettejll. Phone 1949 'S///////////////S////////S///////////////////S/////S///////. TtomaTribum uToHj>ntnColumn JTnortn of Dive . .....__j to be appreciated;: I month. Lake View 3936. [TO RENT-FURN.; RIVERSIDE; 12 RM. residence; NOKOL HEATER; dutiful I grounds; choice location; from Nov. 1. AP* IPLETON BROS^Windaor^v.. Berwyn. â-  MODERN HOMES; WI ake-Shore-drivej year. Lit1 N.Clai When Nokol users rent their homes, they naturally advertise Nokol as their most important feature ox comfort NOKOL COMPANY OF ILLINOIS 215 North Michigan Ave. , Chicago Telephone State 847i tt ANTLEE lis/////////////////. "Should nuM acquaintance be forgot? And ne'er be brought to mlnShould auld acquaintance be forgot And the days of auld Lang Syne? Burns depicted the value of friendship in this little verse. Pictures keep intact friendship and memories of the past. You value portraits of your friends, and likewise they value yours. Portraits are not expensive. And it is only a little trouble on your part to have a sitting. Think of the valu<» of ioar portrait to _yoji.r__.fr.ienda__foi!- Christmas.-----r- PHOTOGRAPHER BORGFELDT, 1159 Wilmette Ave. g Phon« WHiwftt* 1764 § Bon-Fire Season arid accidental fires mean danger for your Bonds, Deeds Insurance and other Valuable Papers if not protected i„a' good Safe Deposit Box or Vault. A few cents a week will assure safety in our Fire and Burglar proof vaults. CALL AND EXAMINE THEM WILMETTE STATE BANK YOUR HOME BANK Monthly Storage also for Trunks, Suit Cases aiid Valuable Packages, at moderate rate*. WCarit leak Because if s Made in One Piece And one piece of *»fuily moulded tuLber through- out. That's why it's .sol- idly guaranteed not to leakâ€"your money back if it doe* RENNECKAR DRUfr 1 COMPANY The IttenadML Store Phones Wilmette 28 and 29 SELLER OF GOOD FOOD Grocery Telephones 510, 511, 512 & 513 WitL*U~ r*ad*&l-A.â€":-----X««.i m Meat Telephone 514 Wilmette--Central Ave. and 12th St. 5% CASH CwhuidCfcrry DISCOUNT , " " " 5* Diwount Cash and Delivered ... pJLSfcjj ,,,0° or mor* °r nor^M,, ThMe do no1 •PP^ *° Meat DepirtaenT 2*Dim«t SPECIAL SALE Nov. 7 th to Nov. 12th SSv l£LiiT «!^VESr7Pnre£!2:lt f"d **"" only- **""•*•«* •»« R"l*«rry. At. r«»A. ably low price. 15 02. jars. Dozen $3.00; Jar.....___ *L ^Aâ„¢*^ Cere.cu; % bbl. ... //^.V/.V.^V.V.V:/.:^^ WAUINER APPLESâ€"Fancy eating and cooking. Every apple perfect. Box over 40 lbs. net . $3i5 ill lbs. Wo cash discount............ •*_ Sfsa^SfSSis^ POTATOESâ€"Fancy Wisconsin. Bushel, 60 lbs...............$1.70 Peck, IS lbs..................45c GRANULATED SUGARâ€" 10 IbTr-..•.-.-.....-....;-........65c COFFEEâ€"My own blend. This coffee will please you. It is no£ equalled by any coffee in cans for less than 45c a lb; lb.....35c TEAâ€" Oolong. Strawberry No. 25; 75c quality ;lb...................49c Upton's; Yellow Label. Ceylon and India. 1 lb. can 80c; l/2 lb. can.....40c CAMPBELL'S TOMATOE SOUP Dozen cans ..............$1.23 SNOW BALL POP CORNâ€"~ Package ___.............. 10c CIDERâ€"Morgan's. Delicious. 1 gal. bottle ............____$1.05 Rebate for bottle 30c. - DROMEDARY DATESâ€" Pkg. 22c FIGSâ€"Xew. Turkish. 5 crown ; lb................ . .38c FIGSâ€"Beckwith. Preserved. 16 oz. bottle 60c; 9 oz.........40c HONEYâ€"White Clover. Comb 35c RICHELIEU SEEDED RAISINSâ€" 15 oz. pkg. .....'.'............24c "RICHELIEU SULTANA RAISINS 15 oz. pkg...................27c GOLDEN EAGLE CURRANTSâ€" 1 lb. pkg.....................23c RICHELIEU ENTIRE WHEAT FLOURâ€"5 lb. bag...............38c BUCKWHEAT FLOURâ€" , Old fashioned. Pure; lb.....7«»c GRAHAM FLOURâ€"5 lbs.......25c RICHELIEU PASTRY FLOURâ€" n lbs. T.......................28c AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOURâ€"Pkg.v..... .........,. 18c CANADA KIPPERED HERRING Fancy quality. Large oval can tic RICHELIEU SHRIMPSâ€" Extra fancy. Dry pack. No. 1 can...........,........25c KENILWORTH TUNA FISHâ€" White meat. In smoked oil. No. 1 can ----^...............48c MEAT DEPARTMENT Fresh Spare Rib.; lb. ........16c Home Made Sausage Meat; lb. 35c Lamb Patties; lb...............3^ Native Chuck Pot Roast Beef; Pound.......................24c Frankfurter Sausage; lb. ......25c AMERICAN FAMILY SOAPâ€" Reduced in price. Extra large 0^ oz. bar; box of 66 bars $4.05 10 bars ......,........ ^ ^ _____No cash discount LENOX SOAP-Proctor & Gam- m£& ^o discount.. 10 bars ....25c WOOL SOAP-Large 14c bar. SS discount; each .............. 10,. ^A'ts~Ga^antzed-lTcnn---------â€" 12 qt.; each . i............. ^^ S. O. S.â€"Cleans like magic Alumin- um, brass, glass. Let us show this to you. It is a wonder. Package .............. 30c KITCHEN KLENZERâ€" Why use a high priced cleaner, when this does exactly the same work ? Large 13 oz. cans.; 10 cans 85c BROOMSâ€"Clean Sweep crZckk**'i\e"v^Â¥ch 55c CKACK.ERSâ€"National Biscuit Co Premium Soda Crackers; lb 18c' Graham Crackers; lb. .....,18c All 15c packages ... '14- CITRON PEEL-The finest- lb 48c ORANGE PEEL-Lb. . it ENGLISH WALNUTSâ€"New A.Xwiiilifornia Soft She»I ">• 42c ALMONDSâ€"New. . V Tiger. Jordan. Shelled: h*â€"Hr PEANUTSâ€"In Shell Fresh roasted; lb.............ifc PEANUTSâ€"Jumbo. Salted; lb.2Sc 2HLMANSE MAPLE AND CANE SYRUPâ€" No. 2y2 can^OcT No. \% can Htf -â-  IMPORT PEACHESâ€" Yellow Cling. Medium syrup. Large No. 2*/2 can; doz. $3.00 can....................___. ,Zlt SUNIBAY APRICOTSâ€" Fancy; heavy syrup; large No. 2y2 can; doz. $2.75; can ......24c RICHELIEU FRUIT SALAD- Assorted fruits for salad. Large N* 2*/2 can; doz. $5.75; can ..5fc DEL MONTE HAWAIIAN PINE- APPLEâ€" First quality. Rich, heavy syrop. Large No. 2V2 cans. Doz. $4^0; can .............* MONSOON ASPARAGUS POINTSâ€" Fancy. Large stalk; No. 1 iqaaf* can. Doz. $4.50; can ........* RICHELIEU LITTLE KERNEL CORNâ€" "-Sweetrteno'eT: No finer pack* Doz. $2.40; can ..............m HENRY SIFTED EARLY JUNE PEASâ€" Tender, sweet; very fine quality Doz. $1.65; can ...........•••â- * RICHELIEU SIFTED SWEET WRINKLED PEASâ€" These "are justHike^^resh Doz. $325; can........... RICHELIEU TOMATOES- . The acme of quality. Dcliciou* flavor. Heavy pack No. 2 can. Doz. $2.00; can ..............1W MONSOON TOMATOES- Fancy quality. Large No. 3 can- Doz. $2.00; can....... ......JJj MONSOON STRINGLESS BEAIO Fine quality. At a great t>arga» doz. ?J" 17c price. No. 2 can ; ' can................. STEELE SARDINESâ€" ^ In olive oil. J^s; can .â€".-»"• • â„¢ CROWN SARDINES- Nowegian Smoked; %s. ^. Can........................«| RUBIDEAUX SARDINES-fi_ In^oliye„ nil. Large caiLâ€"*^ fish. y2%; can.........•.....