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These are fresh guaranteed, doz.......... . RICHELIEU SPANISH OLIVES. Olives have taken a decided drop, and these are the nabobs in the olive family. S3c 47c 49c 80 34c The Wilmette Public iibrary is having a special exhibit of books ~n "ashington, and places connected wtth his life. Aniong other things it is featuring the booklet on Washington by Albert ·Bushnell Hart, 'which has been published by the American Library association in co-operation with the George Washington Bi:.e..entenary. commission established by ·'.le President and Congress. In the : brief essay preceding the list of books recommended for reading, the author pictures the "Many-sided Washington." Dr. Hart says of Washington: "His versatility challenges us, for he was an exceptional farmer, a good business man, explorer, engineer, a founder of corporations, an organizer of armies, a great commander, a great president, and a great statesman. "In addition to this, he was gracious and sympathetic, devoted to his wife and kindred, taking over the children and · grandchildren of his wife by a previous marriage as though they were his own ; intensely interested in the plain farmer and the private soldier, and in the mechanic and sailor. He was a self-educated man who wrote in a strong vigorous way. Although a graduate of no school or college, he always valued education highly and left funds to t·ound a unt·verst"ty." The Library has the following books on George Washington. . Ford-Washington and His Colleagues. Ford-George Washington. "dl W h" d H" G H ea ey- as mgton an IS enerals. Hughes-George Washington. I rvmg· L.f f W h" l e o as mgton. Lodge-George Washington. Sparks-Life of George Washington. Thayer-George Washington. Woodward-George Washington, the Image and the Man. Wrong-Washington and· His Comrades in War. . Bna.- DeQiax to "Saatlt Sea - · lalaacl W·........" at l'n- . . . . . . of Felt. 1Z aad . 11 Branson DeCou, the world renowned "Dream Picture" man, and a S d E "regular" on Wilmette un ay vening club programs, will give the · program of the club Sunday evening, February 12, and again Sunday evening, February 19. Mr. DeCou's remarkable views of the South Sea wonderlands are accompanied by appropriate music· With Mr. DeCou the travelogue has been developed into what amounts . to a new art, in his 3 ynchronization of appropriate music with the display of the beautifully colored pictures. It has been termed "armchair travel raised to the highest degree ; adequate description, comment and explanation, combined with faithful reproduction on the screen, plus the uplift and emotional interpretation of music." The program, half of which will be given February 12, and the balance on the following Sunday, is as foJJows: Plet·re· COLLEGE LARGE QUEEN OLIVES, 2{}-oz. jar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Pupils Score 34 Out of 35 Points in Math Teats Recently a standarized test in the fundamentals of arithmetic was given in all of the sixth, seven·. h and eighth f{rades of the Wilmette schools. Thirtyfive examples were contained in the test and ihe highest possible score to be mad.e in it was for that reason, 35. \Vh1le none of the pupils achieved a perfect record, six of them did establish a score of 34. These pupils are as follows : Eileen Burke, Room 7A Stolp school ; Elizabeth Balhatche~. r~m SA, Stolp school; Clyde Warble and John Dernehle of room 8B, Howard school : and George Jones and Leonard Wolti of room SA, Howard school. RICHELIEU EXTRA LARGE QUEEN OLIVES, 32-oz. Full quart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C RICHELIEU SANTA CLARA SWEET II~ PRUNES. 20-30 size, lb. ZZc. 40-50 size, lb. 2C Mixed Nata. First quality Almonds, English Walnuts, Brazils, Filberts, only, lb....... ZSc Raiaiu. Richelieu. Extra fancy Spanish I..ayer, lb. 35c. Seeded or Seedless, pkg. . ......... 14c C...... Imported Roquefort, lb., Sic. New York Full Cream, lb. Moaticello Tomatoes, No. 2 can. These are wonderful. They are Richelieu quality and weigh only ~ lb. Jess. Doz., $1.35, can ...... .. .................... IZc Aaaorted Fruita for Salad. The very finest quality made. No. 2Yz can 45c; No. 2 can, Zlc The very finest quality of Maine, sweet Saaar Cora. Doz., can ........................ 17c Sifted Sweet Wrialded Peaa. These peas are equal to any fresh peas you ever ate. Doz., $2.51; can .. ...... .... ..... Zlc Moaaooa AapanliUa Poiata. No. 1 square can, doz., $3a; can ........... ........... .Jic Richelieu E:.:tra FaacJ Aaparapa ,Poiata. No. 1 square can. Large, tender tips. Doz., $4.35; can ..................... J7~c: Richelin LoaaMuriea. Large No. 2 can. Doz., $3.11; can ........................··. SJc: Beaut, Hawaiiaa Piaeapple. Large No. 254 cans. Doz., $3M; can .. : ................... ZSc: Island Gems of the South Seas (Oahu, Samoa and FIJI Islands) · Glimpses of New Zealand a. Rotorua and Maori Life Today b. Scenic Glories of New Zealand The Wanganul River and Milford Sound The Charm of Tasmania Australian Cities and the Jenolan Caves A VIsit to Papua-Primitive New Guinea .Java, the Garden of the East Ceylon. the ltlle of Enchantment East Afriea-In Mombasa and Fasclnatlng Zanzibar The Great South African Tour From Durban to Cap~ Town The Marvelous VIctoria Falls Splendid Cities of South America Montevideo. Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo Rio de Janeiro-World's Most Beautiful City Jl·sle Aloha Sunset Land (Kawelo) ·VIctor Salon Orchestra Walata Poi (Maori Song Dance) Symphony Orchestra Sylvia (Gaines) Associated Glee Clubs of America Andante Cantabile (Tschalkowsky) Mischa Elman String Quartet Excerpt from Trio No. 1-B. Flat (Schubert) Alfred Cortot, .Jacques Thibaud, Pablo Ca5als In a Persian Market (Ketelbey) Organ Solo Rhapsody in Blue (Gershwin) Paul Whiteman's Orchestra . Prelude to · "Tristan and Isolde" (Wagner) Symphony Orchestra Finale of ..Symphony Pathetlque'" (Tschalkowsky) Symphony Orchestra GIVE LINCOLN PROGRAMS Special Lincoln programs are being held this Friday by the Seniors and various adviser groups of the underclassmen of New Trier High school. · The Seniors are meeting together in the assembly while each of the adviser groups is conducting its own program. 01:10 ··························· ac Apncota. Fancy Blenheim, lb., 2lc 0r1o· Cayiar. ~ cans, 3 ·cans sz-; I oao 01:10 ....... .................. .... Coa'· is jumping. Every week there is a new raise. My own blend, lb., Sic; Roast Santos, lb. . .................... ... Jic Chocolate Dip Caramels, lb., 4lc c..p&.. .............. lb., Jlc a.....tt'a Vaailla Estnct. 8-oz. bot., $1.28; 4-oz., 67c; 2-oz., J4c Scotcla . . . n.- Toilet Paper. 1,000 sheet roll. Doz. . ... tiM 8ialnlia· Cralt Mat. No. 1 can, . . . , No.% can ............ 41c I I Does Your Property · Any· Repairs All Grades of Stone, Brick and Cement Work Chimneys and Fireplaces Re-stucco and Waterproof Brusbcoat Carpentry Work o · '· Bah7 Large No. 2~ can. Doz., $1.71; can ........................ Zic Sturt Slicad P.--. I ~·RrcHMoND A~ R T ... ·--~------ Pa. - . . -- KE~J!!z! ~----- .