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W. 1923 :lli»M»iWS^PPWOTO 4. 11111 :fe?s «^#S#^-' ORE GAS MAINS «!WWESrSM Take Public Service Pole* from 15th Street Extensive improvements in operat- ing facilities on Wilmette's west side is contemplated by the Public Ser- vice Company of Northern Illinois, to be projected in the near future. . ^ In the first place, it is proposed to remove all Public Service company poles from 15th street, replacing them in the alleys or on lot lines, or, where necessary, pull the lines underground. In fact, the character of the street layouts in the neighborhood will nec- essitate a great deal of work being underground. The improvement will cost approximately $20,000. This is practically the last work of this kind to be done in Wilmette. Most of the company lines are in alleys or^n lot -1iire5~aTTtf §:^gGO& sharr underground. The company proposes, also, to lay 2,700 feet of new gas mains in the southwest part of Wilmette. This work will include 792 feet on Isabella street west of 15th street; 432 feet on Hill street west of 15th street; 2?0 on 16th street south of Hill street; 336 feet on Gregory avenue we^st of 15th street; 912 feet on Nanzig ave- nue south of Wilmette avenue. This improvement wilHcost--aT>pTo^dml[fe1y $6,000, and will provide facilities to serve 30 homes. It is made necessary by the remarkable home building de- velopment in that portion of the vil- lage., .'â- ..' The projects are expected to be m progress of construction within a month. CHURCHES ENTERTAIN ARDEN SHORE CAMPERS K ?The 40 boys at the Arden Shore fresh air camp had a treat last Sun- day afternoon. About 25 members of the Young Peoples ^society of the TPirst Congregational church, under the leadership of A. H. .Howard, mo- tored up to the camp at I«ake Bluff to hold a short service, r They had with them the New Trier "quartete, composed of Tom King, Roy Nelson, Ridgway Daggy, Curtis Bur- hell, Harold Larson, and, after look- ing over the beautiful camp every- body gathered m, the big schoolroom. The Quartete sang several of their folly songs which the boys enjoyed greatly. Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Walk- entertained them withnmreicat readings and the Rev. Stuffer gave 0& fine talk. As an added joy a small -pail of ice cream was given to each bcfy out on the play ground and boys and visitors had a chance to get ac- mplfis ftrtl^li^'lr 'â- ' .: â- â- â- '."â-  'â- â-  .'â-  MM'^'M Genuine Small Spring | l^m^f Hmdqvarter.. .42c " "'•'it Fore Quarter . j|l§^f|35c. Home Dressed Stewing â- a Chickens it*p â- '." *:V». '.i $ He: Best Rib Roast Beef . 35c Little Pig Pork Loins .. 23c 'Fr€^'Ck©imd||ig|iii|S|: §1 St: Httiitoirgw |||f^|f ^;v| â-  *22c" "â- 2-iiJ - 'lilllll'-^J-':"--:«, .-itll Klinge& White Ridge and Lake Avenues Phonet Wilmette 113-114 quainted over an exciting game of catch This coming Sunday Dr. Herbert Carleton, Thos. Fullerton and some of the men and boys of St. Augus- tine's choir will go to the camp. It is the aim of the Arden Shore association to teach the boys of the camp lessons in upright living through persona! association with the people of the north shore, who are provid- ing the means for the upbuilding of their health and character at Arden Shore. .â- â€¢â- â- â- â- â- 'â- â€¢â- â-  __££_ • ISSUE CALL FOR DIAMOND TALENT Baseball Team to Play Playground Lot on Wilmette's baseball team, well re- membered for its classy article of play last season^will _be seeni_ihis _year on the ;new-jdiamdnd at the equally new playground at 7th street and Washington avenue. Practice will begin next week and the first game will be staged early in May. At a meeting at the Village hall Tuesday of this week Walter Schuler, W. G. Glover and_James Hoffman^ recently appointed trustees of the new playground, promised £ **}â-  work started at once on the diamond "IS? that local baseball, f^canvjew some real -garnet within a few weeks The playgrounds will be m tip-top shape by Decoration day, «.,,*«« weather man is favorable. ^ The Wilmette baseball club, made up entirely of home talent, mostly ex-high school and college stars, is seeking new material for the im- pending season. Any fellow who thinks *he can play ball is urged 10 get out for practice which begins Tuesday evening of next week. Prac- tice nights will be Tuesday and Thursday. _____ TRUCKS REPLACE HORSES AT THE NELSON LAUNDRY The passing of the fire horse* with the advent of motor driven apparatus, caused no more "sadness of farewell, than the departure this week of the equine family from the Nelson Laun- dry company stables. , Complete motor delivery equipment was established by the company this week and David Nelson was not as happy as one would expect at this in- dication of a rapidly growing bust- ness. On the contrary, he admitted a sense ©f-sadness as the trusty equities were led from their'stalls to well de- served rest from delivery duty. One of the horses had been Js^thjLJjerjafis. of the company for 20 years. Now there are five empty stalls in the com- pany barns and this week the Oil Company's truck furnished an_extra supply of gasoline. Two new Dodge trucks were- added to the fleet, pro- vided by C, M. McDo|ahi of lyajis- ton. \^-:> ^^'H;'^-;â-  â- >'- :-â- -â-  The installation of a complete mo- tor equipment was found necessary largely because of the material in- crease in the family wash business x>f the laundry, it was explained. This department has become one of the largest in the concern and it became imperative to expedite the delivery service. â- "â- 58BB&H Mestjian Occupies New || Rug Establishment Here Aram K. Mestjian, progressive dealer in oriental rugs, js how firmly established in his new business home at 511 Main street. /. ,. ' }M<^?m Mestjian, with characteristic ehef-1 gy, got his new offices, salesrooms and cleaning plant under construction late in the winter and kept at the job so diligently that the building was- completed in record time. It is one of the best. equipped rug cleaning plants on the north shore, in the op- inion of experts in that line of en- deavor. ......... ^_.;_„__:J^U-W:-v Phone Wilmette 2600 721 Main St., Wilmette, HI. Everything for the Automobile WrthFthe followingi| Vi^^ that is Good ^Ml^^Wi^nS' tKa||$ â-  Excellent ff j- For those who wish to do this work themselves, We have sponges, polishes, waxes, etc. 'â- â€¢â€¢.'. J. C. Slown A. B. Van Deusen A. S. Van Deusen v» SELLER OF GOOD FOOD iT^WfcM. 11 CPiTRli AVE, AND 12TH OTV^J EXTRA ^fa^^']^^J$^ 5ff April 17th'to May 5th ~r- *0c 20c 25c Oil-O-Matic ii§S 'â- 'â- ' ""i2' ' ' gives the titmolit^1;^?^!f;v^:?|^"i-i?^ffi HEATING SATISFACTION 31 :- You owejt to yourself to buy a biinier-^-i-v/^^^.M ""^PROVEN DEPENDABIUTYIilllfSI i^^he jOil«o-nra^ : ^vevery installation has' given Mi:W$BMmMk&MBM, ^â- â- ^lie-iiEa^ :MM^':.^rl: ft costs less to operate because' jV"inirnsr WhiPPT^^A i^W.^^tiTn^Soiw in successful operation in thousands of "> f ! JTOMES, FLATS AN© FAXTTORIES | *Pip;fflT,^-: j . Yottwitl be'interested'in^ our- . *m<M*0W&M&®M SillilGUARANT^ -€ANErCSRANUfcATED SUGAR This is not Beet~sugarr~5-lbsr to a customer, _^with an order only, lb........................ VAUGHANS SEEDS f Give the best satisfaction. We are agents for ^ Wilmette and can sell you anything in Vaugh- i| ah's catalogue at the catalogue price. Get a i catalogue at tny store. | NATIVE CHUCK POT RdlsT Of BEEf l;ROAST PORK^^;^a.;>!^;^^ |^ Loin or Rib, lb. VwV.i..!.;;............... .. ARMOURS STAR HAMS iff WrJQlfc-jQr,. Qne^all^4by*gT^i SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS GORTON'S t»ijISH y^l 1 lb.; 'box ^â- v:.;.U;i^'*>:« ..^-.."vf^:^.... • :♦ • • • ;•â- ...•.•,•, • •.-?.â- -% PRUNES, FANCY SANTA CLARA r^rr^M ^£ Medium size,......lb^:#-^->-^v^^f-i/i'»".t.;t", ......... JOHNSON'S WEIGHTED FLOOR POLISHING ^BRUSH>;;.^';.;,:;:gi0li|^ ..... With 1 lb can Johnson's J?loor Wax Free. Each SUNBEAM-JELLY ^.^-^f |^-^«^-^^-â- ^ "^^Pure'Re.dâ- Cufrant*â- â€¢Cra'baf^>ic.. 10 oz. tumbler. Doz. $2.75. Each ..... 4 • • • •••••• • • • • • - - • ♦ - ANTONINI OLIVE OIL 1 ^^jg^ Ag% J?he finest quality produced. Quart can . • A j[ •Tr5# FAIRY WHITE FLOATII|B TOILET SOAP SCOTTISH CHIEF YELLOW CLING PEACHES .Large No. 2K can. Fancy quality. Very rich; g • fgisy:rup.::;JPozr.$2.90. 'Gan' .".|v;.;. .-...â- . *-.:.^i':,,.\ .;>'>:.. RICHELIEU HAWAIIAN SLICED PINEAPPLE p Choicest quality, targe No. 2H can. Doz. $4.20. ;;^V'^*ll;:^^i^>' •â- -• .>'â- >'*;_^_»_».«."-f"*';«-;# *'•. •^•â- â- Â« â- â€¢> £r'*; *,»i *.%.â- â€¢. •:.-• • • • •.•"::* • • • : BABY STUART TOMATOES Mi^^'mM ^ Very fine quality No. 2 can. Doz. $ 145. Can REDWOOD SALMON V^^^^^^f^^^ |4|Finest-quality, Red| Alaska, ^Tp. 25^ can. Doz; â€"-SSjfe i4e 23c BAYS1DE APRICOTS. 'â-  ipifi^||| liPlrst Quality. . Rich';'-syrupfl'l ^Urfe.,No.- ^p^^jW^PyJ ............<'â- >-••-â- '•»-â- -•â- --- -a--â-  -" 'J|ii{^M;j ____*««v#m»»*#ifc». warn* %*"*"' 'â- ^VV^Mgii .MONSOON ASPARAGUSiL pr*^ OLD MOUSE MAPLE AND I 111,254.' lb... cani.,:.^^^S|:|gW^|>S4iB': ^â- 'â- ;C^FEE;:::iIpi»i;if g^: '. .2Sc ' Roast Santos, JbJ|||||S fFancy No. 1 square can. Doz| My own Blehd. Regular 40c ^IsiWBEi^I Wml^^^ GENTLEMAN SWEET CORN fmT$Xj^5; can â-  '.'WCEs CRACKERS '"â- â-  '\'@^ll§;jp ^National Biscuit Cc^ Prelliiif" if Soda Crackers, lb. .......16c -LESS ;^^^^::'^^^ .-&$&$?& ^^p^'^ â- ?t^/-^%- 'i$$%'ri: 513 Fowth St., Wilmette :*^!**1©I :!Im'1 .pifflllfl Lorna Doone Wafers,' lb.:. 28cl- CARMELO SWEET HAkDEN^f "DR. PRICE'S PHOSPHATE |PEAS • . :ipi'; â- : llaiiliiff Tender,:swe^V':llifS^:|>of i|S $2.00; can We RICHELIEU CRANBERRY f|§§tt|' RICHELIEU CATSUP Pint bottle ......;...?ffff^^ CUT STRINGLESS BEAN$- ^^l^S^^g^'FORNIA a^fcese :^re:: ^Richelieu *} quaiityill^ |§............. ^^Ihey are Very feasonable. Do^ l||which means hone finer â- â- â€¢and| movmmTHmmiEMm pimim Big rmltactioa to 0Mâ€" who come to otar narsory and gel' Ifce .«teek.ii Froshly duff, roots not dried o«t. Nur^ry at LINCOLN AVE. AND PETERSON ROAD. Go South on Ri*S* Awi, Svmatteaj, *» ««r*k Bo* «f RomUU Conetory tkea wo«t two 'elite :t*Mmmnf: t'" - DEUVER and PLANT For those who do not eero to do their own plantinc we will DELIVER, PLANT end GUAR- ;:ANTEE.f f g|f inpif :-MM$ 1 nndscape plans propnrod. ' -^OMS â- â- â-  Estimates given. Phone or writa our city office, ?:" Time to do it new. a.. $2^;' can ^jj.-^ *>.•:• ^9^ LUCITANIA SARDINES SUPERIOR- FAMItf hWBfSSIi .LAUNDRY^-SOAPsiii^lil^-S 10 bars . V7...".. $&-pf?lÂ¥i H45c'; |n olive oil VzS large can, each|l â- 24c#' PLYMOUTH ROCK TUNA II Fine quality and a great har-lf il gaih» No. V* can. Doz: $Z&fi W\ .can ......................y*|& Mc-i; IISHELLED-- ENGLISH: ^:mmm W-^Lb. '..>40Wm^4:^7. .58c|. JUMBO SALTED PEANUTS | #: Lb^_ COMB HONEY CRYSTAL WHITE LAUNLRY soap. :.. immmmi^x^M' â- '" io bari'"sttifrrrrn^vr.'.'V.^'.l;5sc. -^^yHQNSCiON: SOAP CHIPS ^ffUfgg Excellent grade ^of.dry chips. 2 lb. package ............38© KITCHEN KLENZERiil: . Large can ........;..m.il»c •CyCEDAR FLOOR OILfe# SiLarge 12 oz. hot. .... M?^43c S. O...S. ALUMINUM POLISH Laree pkc. 6 Pads ..ife 2Se LIQUID VENEER^ig^il:- Large 12 .oz. bot^^:2S^2Sttc- SAHARAZjptjjgfc-TOILET , _........ ..iPJU^RlflilB "-: â-  -^7 - -........:......fit - ^•Siiilll^arge ^':<^::rollr--Do2^US~ -I «!