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WILMETTE 634 PROMPT DELIVERY = Six· Fires Take Split Crowded Classes at ~"""""'"' Richard H. Gardner Dies · $11,000 Toll in New Trier In Three Parts at Wilmette Home Jan. 14 Because of the crowded · condition Funeral services were held last Fri· Village in Week day in the funeral chapel at 2701 N. at New Trier High school, the New Clark street, Chicago, for Richard H. Gardner, 1102 Central ' avenue, presi· dent of the Gardner-Vail corporation, Chicago hardware manufacturers. Mr. Gardner died at his home Tuesday, January 14. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Cora E. Gardner, and his mother, Mrs. Gertrude Gray Gardner of Concord, N. H. ·Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Woodland of 336 Leicester road, Kenilworth are leaving on Monday of next week for Hava-na, Cuba to he gone for ahout a month. · -o- . Gridley Dement, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt H. Dement 337 Abbottsford road, is confined to his home with an attack of mumps. Trier board of education at its meeting Tuesday night of this week found it necessary to authorize the subdividing of three of the larger classrooms into smaller rooms. ·Temporary partitions will be built in these rooms. Every room at the high school is filled, including the gymnasium and all auxiliary rooms. With an anticipated increase of at least 100 in the enrollment next September, the school authorities are considering plans for handling the larger st1!_dent body. The present enrol.Iment is 1,800. WI L M B T T B ."L IF B January 24, 1930 MAPLE GROCERY &MARKET Tomatoes No. 2 Per Doz. $2~ Turkeys, lb. . .......... 39c Ducka, lb·.. .· ...... 21c-28c Geese, lb. . ......... 23c-28c Frying Chicl~ena, lb .. 331;2c Dressed Rabbits, 3 for ..... $1.10 Whole Pork Loin, lb . ........ 23c Large Oranges (126 size), dz., &oc Grape Fruit, 2 for ........ ~ . ZSc Best Brick Butter, 2 lbs . ..... 7Sc Good Luck Butterine, 1 lb . . . .2Sc Leg of Lamb, lb ...... ...... . 3Sc Breast of Lamb, lb. . .... . .. 1Sc Rib & Loin Lamb Chops, lb., 48c 4-lb. Shoulders of Lamb, lb., 2Sc Swift's Prem. Bacon, 3 lbs., $1.10 Bacon Squares (Sli~ed), 2 Jbs. 4Sc Bacon Squares, lb. . ....... 20c Star Bacon, Whole or Half, 3Sc Swift's Prem. Ham, lb.... . 27~c California Hams, lb . .......... 18c Ham Shanks, lb. . . . . . . . . . . .18c Smoked Butts, lb... .... . .. 39c Fresh Spare Ribs, lb. . ....... 18c Pork Shoulder, sliced, lb.... .22c Hogs Heads, lb. . ........ . 12~c Pork Shoulder, ~hole, lb .... . 17c Calves' Liver, lb. . ........ . 69c Pork Liver, 2 lbs. . . .. ..... . 2Sc Young Steer Liver, lb....... 28c Salt Pork, lb. . ......... .... %5c Pork Tenderloin, lb........ &oc Loin of Pork Roast, lb. . ... . 24c Summer Sausage, lb. . ..... : .4Sc Home-made Sausage Meat, 30c Small Link Sausage, lb. . ·. .29c Mickelberry's or Jones' Sausage Dried Beef, lb. . ...... ... ... . 69c Best Round & Sirloin Steak 4Sc Flank Steak, lb. . ......... .' .35c Sirloin Steak, lb .. . ........ . .. 35c Best }{ib Roast Beef, lb., 35c-38c Best Pot Roast, lb. . ... . 2Sc-28c Short Ribs Beef, lb. . . . . . . . 18c Boneless Rump Roast, lb. . ... 34c Leg Veal, 10 to 12 lbs., whole, 28c Breast of Veal, lb. . ........ 18c Shoulder Veal Roast, lb. . . . 25c Veal Rib Chops, lb. . ....... 28c Veal Loin Chops, lb. . ..... .35c Best Grade Lard, 2 lbs. . ... Ztc Yellow American Cheese, lb., 3Sc Fires in Wilmette for the week ending Wednesday, January 22, caused a total estimated damage of more than $11,000. Most of the damage was done Sunday, January 19, at the residences of E. A. Raventos, 426 Central avenue, and John Campbell, 815 Lake avenue. A defective oil burner in the basement of the 15-room Raventos home was the cause of the blaze there Sunday morning about 10 o'clock. The fire burned through the first floor partition and damaged the interior of the spacious residence. Fire Chief Walter Mr. and Mrs. M. LeRoy Minor, 929 Zibble estimated the damage at about Sheridan road, are entertaining for $6,000. their small daughter, Janet, tonight in At 10 o'clock Sunday night the firehonor of her eleventh birthday. Eight- men were called to the three story een boys and girls will be guests .. home of John Campbell, 815 Lake avenue. The blaze, which is believed to. have been started from crossed ·wires on the second floor, damaged both the -first and second floors. The damage was estimated at $5,000. Spontaneous combustion, caused by · oily rags left by painters on the floor of a residence under construction at 401 Sheridan road, was responsible for a blaze there Monday night shortly after 9 o'clock. Tl{e damage was about two hundred dollars, according to Fire Chief Zibble's estimate. A fire in the kitchen at the Gunnar Anderson residence, 621 Prairie avenue.. Tuesday (;!fternoon caused a loss of about fifty dollars. The blaze was confined to the kitchen. The firemen answered two other calls at residences in the village during the last week, one at the G. R. Garretson home, 509 Linden avenue. on Wednesday and another at the Elmer L. Young home, 218 Dupee place, last Saturday. Paper rubbish near the furnace· in the Garretson residence caught fire, but the damage was slight. At the Young home a section of the furnace boiler broke, filling the hous_ e with steam. THE Sheridan Restaurant IS BACK AGAIN J Not in the same place-now located in the Odd Fellows Hall at Wilmette and Main Streets - but offering the Same Good Food-the Same Prompt Service · - - the Same Economical Prices that ch~r acterize the Sheridan Chain. Food That Satisfies -- Service That Gratifies Miss Rose L. Varley Dies After Operation Miss Rose L. Varley, 1014 Oakwood avenue, a resident of Wilmette for the last seven years, died Friday, January 17, at St. Francis hospital in Evanston where she underwent an operation for appendicitis on January 3. Miss Varley was a member of the Wilmette Parish Methbdist church, having transferred her membership from the Irving Park Methodist church in Chicago several years ago. She was head of the third year division of the primary d.epartment in the \Vilmette Methodist church Sunday school, and was a past president of the \Vesleyan Service guild, formerly known as the Young Women's Missionary 'iOciety in the Wilmette church. As a Sunday school teacher an·i a leader in Epworth League work, ~[ tss Varley h:id always taken a prominent part in church activities. She had held two Epworth League sub-district offices and three district offices, and had taught at the Epworth League institute at Lake Geneva one summer. Miss Varley held a responsible position in the Chicago office of the American Telegraph and Telephone company. Surviving her are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Varley of 1014 O:tkwood avenue, Wilmette, and a sister, Mrs. A. G. Humphrey of Highland Park. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon, January 20, at 2 o'clock in the Wilmdte Parish Methodist church and were conducted by the Rev. Hor:1ce G. Smith, pastor of the church and the Rev. Harold C. Case of the No;th Shore Methodist church in Glencoe. Burial took place at M.e morial Park cemetery. The Sheridan RESTAURANT AND BARBECUE No. I 1936 MAP~E AVENUE, EVANSTON 1213 Wilmette Avenue &"'""""""¥