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1une 28, 1929 WILMETTE MINISTER ON VACATION LIFE 1 9 Dr. Vere V. Loper, minister of the First Congregational church, is having his summer vacation at Rest Lakl!, Wis. The Loper family is occupying Anita Alvarez Knupfer will preseut the L. A. Bower cottage at Rest Lake, Beatrice Levinson, child pianist, in re- which is located near Manitowish. cital at 127 Laurel avenue, Wilmette, this Sunday afternoon, June 30, at 4 Mrs. A. F. Mcllraith ·of Seattle, o'clock. Gertrude Gart11er, soprano, Wash., is the house guest of her son will assist in the recital. Following is and his family, the E. ]. Mcllraiths, the program: . 403 Washington avenue, for several Solfeggietto .. .. ........ .. ... . P. E. Bach weeks. Gigue, B flat (1st partita) ........ Bach Pupil's Recital · Remodeliaa Sale D 0 UDiv. 2.'50·51·52.·SS Wlllllette SS54S6 C.O.D. and Telephone Orders Accepted-Free Delivery AT MORGAN'S 616 DAVIS S'IRBBT OllAMGBS Valeaeia !. Minuet, B minor ................... Bach Beatrice Levinson Vocal SelectionGertrude Gartner Gypsy Rondo ............... .... Haydn Reverie . . . . . ......... MacDowell Piece in the Old Style . . . . . .. Chaminade Beatrice Levin~on Aria "Caro Nome" Rigoletto ...... Ver1i Gertrude Gartner To Spring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grieg Valse, d flat .... . ......... . ... . . . . Chopin Polonai~e. c sharp minor ........ Chopin Beatrice Levinson Vocal SelectionGertrude Gartnet Etude Melodique .............. . Rogers :\1 inuet .... . . .. ..... ... ...... Seeboeck Tarantelle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Piezonka Beatrice Levinson -o-- Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Breit and their son, Frederick, of Kenilworth are sailing on July 6, for ·Europe where they wil.l make an extended trip. -o-- 0 Mrs. John Wilds, 244 Oxford road, Kenilworth left on Saturday, June 15, for a visit with her mother in South Carolina. · Summer Orangea from California, large aize. Almoat like the delicioua Navels. Reg. $1.00 dozen, dozen ......... ... .. . .... . . .. ....... . Black Bing 79c Golden Bear ·I0I CHERRIES Large 1 u s c i o u s Cherries. You never tasted any so good. Lb. 49c Canada Dry Ginger Ale Case of dozen PEAS Fresh WeU-· FiHed Pods Lb. Party Cookies 120 to lb. can 55c T eenie W eenie II 0 Touring Fishermen Given More Reason to Be Joyful As a result of the extensive program"i of federal and state governments for restocking fishing waters, the sport 0i fishing can be enjoyed this summer in practically every section of the country, according to the touring bureau of the Chicago Motor Club. " \Vhile some sections of the nation offer exceptional opportumhes for catching game fish. such as the elusive mountain trout, there is, general!y speaking, good fishing to be had in virtually every state." the touring bureau says in a bulletin. "The various states are more and m ore realizing the importance of this sport as an attraction for tourists. A recent survey made .by the Wisconsin Highway Commission revealed that tourists spend $100,000,000 annually ?. n that state, and that 10 percent of them came for the expressed purpose of seeking the finny tribe." 0 0 0 TOFFIE A tine candy for all. Lb. can $1.98 GINGER ALE or ROOT BEER Morand's Case of 12 qts. 49c PINEAPPLE Tid-Bits. Monarch. Large can, very special $10 $1.49 . 19c Apollinaris Water The Queen of Table Waters. Imported. Carbonated only with its own natural gas. The world's finest. Per case of 50 bottlea, $10.75 Pints, per case, doz. 0 29c PERMAICEICT 0 WAVE Science's most beautiful wave obtained in comfort and safety by the Gabrieleen Process which reconditions your hair. SUGAR 0 GRAM. Pu·e Cane 10 lb. 'White Cloth Bags Beckwith's In syrup. T....g. can D 0 Breakfast FIGS 59c Rice Flakes Comet 19c Armour's Start-Rite 2lg. pkgs. 29c Malt VINEGAR Cross & Blackwell's imp't'd. Qt. bottle 1f rs. Charles L. Ostrom of 715 \Va shington avenue and her son, Rennolds. haYe gone to Hav~rhill, N. H., for seY-~ erat weeks. 0 II 0 0 Soap Flakes Reg. 25~ Harten Jcnsen-o fJoliet, Ill. is the , guest of his aunt and her family, the Fred H. Janssen 5. 320 Isabella street, until after the Fourth of July. pkg. 19c Ivory Soap Large size · 49c SUCCOTASH Monarch selected. Large can -oThe Lloyd Hills of Chicago ha\·e rented the William S. Smythe home at 43 Kenilworth avenue, Kenilworth, for the summer. Mr. and l\1 rs. Edwin L. Stafford, 1033 Main street, and their daughter, returned last Saturday from a ten days' motor trip through Wisconsin. 2 bars for 25c 1167 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilmette 4 59 8 29c -o- Large size. Full of sweet juice. Drink Orange juice daily. Dozen ........ · ....... . 59c · RIPE OUVES Lindsay's Colossals. Pint can D 0 II 0 OD . I CALL ON US for Quality Fuel and . Building Material Pl JMS Extra fancy. Monarch Large <'an. Very special .Ivory Soap 29c Asparagus Tips Mouarch T eenie W eenie Square <'an · 49c OLIVE OIL Antonini's. Pure Italian Imp. Qt. can WILMETIE COAL & MATERIAL YARD 1301 LAKE AVE. Flakes Large size pkg. 39c COCOA Monarch Full pound can $1.49 KITCHEN KLENZER WILMETTE 4200 Years of Satisfactory Service on the North Shore 4 cans 23c ' '0c:=:::~o' 'O~c:::::~o' 'OJ:O 35c