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WILMETTE: I!IFE . SCpteriiber 21~ 1928 ;A. · VanDeasea· Kenilworth Pastor · ScoutS Hold Leadenhip .Conference in Wilmette Attetuls Ministers' Dr. Herbert L. Willett, pastor of the Kenilworth Union church, is attending a retreat of ministers ot the Disciples of Christ churches in the Chicago area at Racine, Wis., ~Thursday and Friday of this week. Dr. Willett was scheduled to give three addresses on devotional topics last night and .today. He was to speak on "Th~ Prophetic Function of the Minister," "The Priestly Function of the Minister," and '·The Minister as a Leader of Public ThouKht:' The two-day retreat is being given over to devotions, conferences, and recreation. The conference periods deal with problems relating to local churches as well as plans for interchurch co-operation. Between twentyThe Wilmette Order of Martha will five and thirty ministers were expected meet for sewing Monday afternoon at to attend the retreat. . 1 :30 o'clock, in the home of Mrs. S. Mrs. B. ·B. Udell Re-el~ted Joe Koza of 627 ~aple avenue. Today is the day fol' junior leaders' training co~ference for all the junior assistant Scoutmasters, senior patrol leaders and scribes, patrol leaders and assistant patrol leaders of Wilmette and Kenilworth. All Scoutmasters are to be their guests. The conference, to be held in St. Augustine's club house, will open at 4 o'clock and clc:;>se at 8. Scout George Bersch, conference chairman,. has planned a program that will consist of many interesting discussion groups on leadership, project work and patrol activities, together with periods of practicing Scoutcrafts and . Scout leadership. Edward Kunz as "eats" chairman has planned an appetizing bill of fare. Meeting at·Racine ·SELLER OF GOOD FOOD Ceatnl Aveaae aad IZtb Stnet Plloaes GrOCer, 510-511-512-513 Meats 514 Speei·ISal--e~Sept. 21st to 29tb FANCY LEGS OF SPRING LAMB. Saturday, Sept. 22 only. Lb. . .......· .. . SWEET PICKLED OX TONGUES. Lb. . ........................... ·..... . FRESH MADE LAMB PATTIES. Lb. . ................................ . 4lc 40c 30c I Do JOU realize how mach cheaper we can seU JOU $50.10 worth of pocla, in one order, tlum 51-$1.11 orclen? If JOU are thinkiq of p.iq aDJbodJ a good aized order wiD JOU allow ua the opportunity to p ·J011 our qulity and pricea? If we cannot give J'OU better quality at a lower price we of course would not espect to cet the order. -o- CANE GRANULATED SUGAR. 68 The very finest quality. 10 lbs. . . . . . . . . . C FLOUR. Pillsbury, Washburn and $}}2 Ceresota. .% bbl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · TIP TOP CREAMERY BUTTER. 56 There is no finer quality in Butter. Lb. . . . C E~~- 0~~~~~~~~~~ of~~~~ o. 42c 0 0 0 0 ·· 0 0 0 0. 0 0. 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. BermingThe Wilmette Ladies' Bowling lea~ue ham and son, Sanford, of 718 Laurel reelected Mrs. B. B. Udell president avenue, have left for Excelsior Springs at its annual meeting last Monday and Kansas City, Mo. night. Other officers· elected were: Mrs. Roy Goodwin, vice-president; Mrs. Ed West, secretary ; and Mrs. Floyd Jenkins, treasurer. Eight teams will participate in the annual tournament of the league this year. Play begins Tuesday, September 25. The Original Wilmette Business Men's Bowling league will inaugurate its annual tournament Thursday, September 27. The tournaments are held at the Goodwin alleys in the Brown building. Bowling League President RICHELIEU ROLLED OATS. Finer qual- Senior Music Club in First Meeting ·of Year The Senior Music club of New Trier Township High school held its first meeting of the school year at the home of Miss Jane Willard in Wilmette, Thursday night of this week. The program included the following numbers : violin solo by Effie James. piano solo · by Patricia Goodhue, cello solo by Rose Fieman. and vocal solo by Robert Brown. The Junior Music club of New Trier will hold its first meeting of the year next week. ;t{b~h;::n:k;~h~~ ~~~~~~0 ~~t~ ~-~~~ ~~~~~ 24c 0 0 0 0 · 1 NONE SUCH ·sTRAWHERRY PRESERVES. Pure. Fruit and sugar only. 1 lb. jars Doz., $2.95. Jar ....·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~:~~~~·~ ~~~~~~ -~~~~: Hill Spaniah Queen Full quart jar .... Sic M,. Owa Blend Coffee. This is equal to any coffee in cans at 60 to 67c a lb. Lb . .. .. .... SZc Ooloac Tea. Fancy quality. Easily 75c value. Lb. . . ... 4k Riclaeliea OliYe Oil. Pure. Italian. Quart ..... . .. . . $1.15 Antoaiai OliYe Oil. Quart .. $1.43 Monaoon Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple. Large No. 2Vz can. Doz., $3.35. Can .. ......... Z8c The Pineapple crop in Hawaii is a failure and . the price will be' higher. Coldea Cate Fruit. First quality pack. Apricots, No. 1 can. Doz., $%.41 Can . . . . . . . . . ZOe Peaches, No. 1 can. Doz. $1M OliYeL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25C $1.20 GOOD FOOD Food may be found in many places. One can hardly pass a block without seeing a restaurant but good ·food is U bard to find. The Sheridan Cafe has proved to the parricular North Shore that it serves only the finest and best prepared food. Come in and , try ·us. CJoyer Can ........ . ..... ... ... .15c Egg Plums, No. 1 can. Doz. 11· Can ............... . 15c Brer Rahbit Sweet Peu. Wonderful quality at a very low· price. Doz., $1.75. Can .. 15c B.U'a E,.e Red Alaska Salmon. Fancy quality. No. 1 tall can .. ... .. ................ 33c Noae Such Narrow Grain Sucar Cora. Doz., $1.51. 2 cans .ZSc Moaaooa Aa......... Pointa. No. 1 square Doz., $3.51. Can . . ... ......... ....... . 31c: a....ty Tomatoea. Large No. 3 can. Doz., $%.41. Can .... Z1c These we guarantee to be of Richelieu quality, and the price is very low. can. Tecamaeh Tomatoes. Splendid No. 2 can. Doz., . $1.35. 2 cans .. .... .... ... ....... .. 25c Plymouth Rock Tuna Fiah. No. 1 can 41c. No. 2 can ...... 24c Ob · RiYer CaYiar·. ~-s. Can . Z5c Cotton Cloth Crepe Toilet Paper. A very fine quality of bleached paper. 100 rolls in case, $6.85. 12 rolls ....... 85c c..,.atal White Laund..,. Soap. 100 bars in box, $4.75. 10 bars ...... ..... . ...... .. . . 48c Richelieu Matches.. Package. 6 large boxes . , . ..... . .... . . 29c: Paila. 12 quart Galvanized Iron. Each .. . ........... :. ·..... 27c Marathon Swiss Gruyere Cheese. 6 portions. Box ...... . .... 35c Canada D..,. Ginger Ale. 48 hots. in case .................. $7.55 Budweiser. Doz. . .......... $1.55 F aDDiq Bread and Butter Picklea. Pint bot. . . . . . . ZOe Burnett'· Vanilla Extract. 2 oz, bot . ............ ........... 34c Ricbelieu Macaroni and chetti. Durum Cemolina mac. aroni in large 12 oz. package. The finest made .......... 13c Kiq Kell,. Sweet Orange Marmalade. No. 1 jar ......... 30c Old Maaae Maple aad Cane SJI"UP. Quart, Sic. Pint .. 30c Richeliea De Luxe Skinleaa Presenecl Figs. 1 lb. jar .... 38c Mn. Edwina Martine WECKLER will optn dtJncing clau· .rthe WILMETTE WOMA~'S CLUB Complete fountain Thursday, October 18th Fifteen Dollars for twenty lessons. This will be her eighth season in Wilmette. Two seasons at tbt Ouilmette Country Club Five seasons under aaspices of service Bulk Ice Cream · P. T. A. Sheridan Cafe.No. 2 344 Linden Avenue ·Address 1434 THORNDALE AVE. CHICAGO Phone Longbeach 712 8 Radio Service Station Authorized Radiola, Atwater Kent and Sparton Service by a graduate radio engineer. No guess world banataon. sp.. ~II ~akes of sets including Brunswick .. Victor .. a~d Columbia com- Wilmette Music Shop 1179 WILMETTE AVE. PHONE WILMETTE 3006