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8 WILMETTE LIFE August 9. JA~ ROTARIANS PLAY GOLF Members of the \Vilmette Rotary club engaged in their annual golf tour, narnent at Techny Fields Wednesday of this week. The regular weekly luncheon of the club was held in the Techny Field cluh house. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wrigley, of Canterbury court, are motoring East next week, and will sail fo~ Europe from New York on the Bremen, August 23. They will spend two months in Europe, and are taking their car and chauffeur along. Paul L. Battey Speaks at Former Krauss Plant Is Kenilworth Garden Club Now Shore Line Cleaners The Kenilworth Home and Garden club ·met on Monday afternoon at the home , of Mrs. ~ichard C. Johnston, 321 Melrose avenue. A talk was given bv Paul L. Battey of Glencoe on the subject of trhe "Growing ·of Iris and Peonie ." Nlr. Battey who is by profession a mechanical engineer, has studied flowers as a hobby. The members found the talk exceedingly interesting and instructive. The Garden club made several entries in the flower show at Barrington, Ill., on Tuesday and VJednesdav Oak Park JV,Iinister to of this week. Mrs. W. E. Wheelock Preach Here August 11 of. 132 Ox for~ road, . Kenilwo~th,. re. . cetved first pnze for her glad10h anc! . The Rev. M: Grether, asst.stant rnm- seco nd prize for her exhibition of tster of the Ftrst Presbvtenan church scabiosa of Oak Park, wilt preach at the Fir;;t · Presb~·terian ~hurch. Sund?Y mor!;ing, RETURNS BY PLANE August 11. Hts subJect wtll be: The 1 M Cl 1 ' ff 1 Old 1026 El . d Religion of a Working Memory." Mr. rs. ore er, . tn\\OO Grether wilt preach at the local church a\·enue, r;eturned Saturday from Rochduring August while Dr. Clyde Ran- ~ster. Mum., where sh~ had been stavdolph \Vheeland, the minister, is absent ltlg .for a . week wt~h Mr. Older from the village. \\'ho 1s sp~ncltng some ttme there. Sl.1e returned 111 a scve n-pa sse ngrr HamtiBoh Cutler. 20i \\'oodstock avenue, ton biplane, making the trip in two Kenilworth. left last Monday to spend hours and fort,·-five minutes. two wcrk at the Y. M. C. A. camp. Day Specials Home Made Pies .. Cakes .. Cookies .. Doughnuts C. L. Rogers, who recently purchased the Krauss Dyeing and Cleaning establisment at 1215 Washington avenue, Wilmette, has changed. the firm name to Shore Line Cleaners. Mr. Rogers came to ·Wilmette several weeks ago to assume active management of the Shore Line cleaning business. He was for several years in charge of one of .the largest 'dyeing and cleaning plants in Oak Park. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers are to make their home on the north shore. $1.20 for $1.00 HOME BAKING AND COOKING ASH'S DELICATESSEN 736 12TH STREET WILMETTE 3931 Open all day Sunday TROTH ANNOUNCED Monda7' Tuesda7' The announcement of thr rng-a{!ement of 'YI iss ~l arian Osten 0f \Vi nnetka to Ta ck Ta\'lor of 310 Cumnnr rn·a d. Ken.ilwnrth.- \\'as made rrrrntly. :\1 iss Oqtn is the daughter of ~f r. and I :\Jr s. Gu~tay Osten, 91.1 Chrrry St .. \\'innctka. VON REINSPERG RETURNS \'illagt· Trustee Hans \ 'on Rt·imprrg, \\:JH) !Jt:d httl1 at the \fa YO nrothcrs clinic at Hnchtster. \finn .: fnr S<:\'Cr.ll <tL,·s , n·tmned home luh· :11 aft ~ r un.dcrgoi11g a minor tlp~ratinn. VALUEs· Ladies' Full Fashioned Hose. Reg. $1.50 per pair .. ... Boys' Wash Suits. Values to $2. 2S. Each ... Carter's Rayon Stepins. Vest and Bloomers. Each .. N~ac~ling. ~~i·n·c~s~. Sl.i~~· ... Ladies' Gowns. Crepe or Nainsook ...... Hous~ Dresses. Fast Color Pnnts. Each. . . . . . . 81 x99 Sheets. Special value. . . . . . . . . . 42/~~r~i~l~~ .~~se~........ Toweling Startex or Steven's Linen. 5 yds .... Ladies' Smocks. White and colors. Sizes 36-44 .. Turkish Towels. Large size. Reg. SOc value. 3 for . Ruffled Curtains. with ..... V abnce. Per pair. Everfast material. Reg. Cl..' 7 5c yard value. 2 yards fore]) Imported China ware. Reg. $1.25 and $1.50 value .. Sl.OO Cl' I 00 c) · s I.OO Cl' I 00 c) · Cl' I 00 c) · Cl' I.OO .1) SI.OO Cl' I 00 .1) · Cl' I 00 .J · Cl' I 00 .J · Cl' I.OO c) I 00 Cl' I 00 c) · · SI~oo Men's Fancy Hose. SOc value. 3 pairs for .... Men's Work Shirts and odd sizes in Dress Shirts ...... Bathing Suits. All suits ~educed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boys' Tom Sawyer Shirts Cl..' and Blouses ........... Fast Color Prints. 4 yards for ............ M~~;han·d· ~.o.ys'. ~a.p~ ...... Children's Dresses. · Prints and Voiles ........ Children· s Sleepers in Crepe or Dimity ........ Pure Linen Lunch Cl·o·th.s .....Colored borders . Cr~;ce~s-~.h.i~e. ~r. ~~~ors.... Boys' Wool Pants. All sizes- extra value ....... Bo;:;ror.~i.r~s: .~~~.~~~e~.... Kha.ki and Blue Coveralls. Stzes 2-8 years. Each .... Ra~ '::rgs: . · .... · · · · .. · · · TAYLOR' uThe Satisfactory Store" 112~·25·21 s CI. . ' I 00 .J · CI..'I 00 .J · Cl' I 00 cJ · I 00 cJ · Cl' I 00 CD · SI.OO Cl' I.OO cl) Cl' I 00 cl) · Cl' I 00 cl) · $I.00 Cl' I 00 .J · s I.OO Cl' I 00 . .J · $2.00 ...... Central Aveaue Wilmette 1914