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10 WILMET·TE LIFE February It 1930 = .~ ._,.~~~~·"""'-·( Fathers of New Trier Invited to Hear Gun ·Expert Boy~ Public Forum February 3, 1930 Editor, WILMETTE LIFE: Here is another news item for you. Last Saturdav the valuable Aired!lle owned by F.- F. Skeel of Kenilworth was pois.:>ned. This dog, whose name was King, was a favorite of all of the children in the neighborhood. Our friend the "Dog Poisoner" is certainly doing some efficient work these days. Will you kindly give this matter some space as suggested in my previous letter? Very truly yours, ]. A. Duncan PROMPT DELIVERY MAPLE GROCERY &:MARKET A~e;;:. ~~~.i~~ . ~1~.~·· Aa;;-t:: Family . S.o~p,. . Toilet Paper, l.C rolla $I $I c;m~~~ .~~ .~.~m~t~~·s·, Bulk Coffee, 4 lbs . ......... ... . . $1 s~~arri,.. .... .......... .. $I $I Fresh Eggs, 3 doz. Rib & Loin Lamb Chops, 2~2 lbs . ........ . Sl F~~n~rf · of ' New Trier High school boys have been extended a special invitation to attend the next monthly dinner and meeting of the Tri-Ship club at the schol mess hall on Thursday, February 20, when Col. Calvin Goddard, director of the Scientific Crime Detection labqratory which is affiliated with Northwestern university, will speak. Colonel Goddard 's talk will deal with crime detection work. He will explain his method of bullet detection bv which he can ascertain not only the type of bullet but the type of gun th~~ fired it. Colonel Goddard is a ballistics expert of national reputation, and his advice has been sought in the solving of many murder mysteries, including the St. Valentine's day massacre in Chicago last year. N. T. Frosh-Sophs to Present "Little Princess" Saturday By K. K. .· ,~mttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~ "CARL'S" RIDGE NEWS Vol. I Published in the interest of Wilmette people and tht Ridge Road vicinity by the ........ Sl $I · Swift's Prem. Bacon (sliced), 3 lbs. Bacon Squarea (aliced), 5 lbs· .......... Pork Shoulder, (sliced), 5 lba . ... Salt Pork, 5 lba · . .. ..... ·. · · · · · · · Pork Tenderloin, Z lba · ......... Best Round & Sirloin Steak, 2~~ lba. Flank Steak, ... . . .. . 3 lba . ........ · Sl $I $I $I RIDGE f\ VE. PHARMACY The n~~ xt New Trier High School play. "The Little Princess,". hy Mr s. Frances Hodgson Burnett, wtll be . pre~cnted this Saturday night in the school auditorium as the annual Freshman - Sophomore play. This charming little drama tells the story of Sara Crewe, the young daugh ter of th~ rich Captain · Crewe, and her ups and :lowns at Miss Minchin's fc-.shinnable ~irl's boarding school. The ups come first-then the downs. Those who have read the story will remember what happened when Captain Crewe died pen !1iless. Sara, who had be~n Mrs. 1\orman H. Hall will be hoste ss :, ent from India to England to be erluthis afternoon to member of the Rog - rated as befitted the heiress to the ers Park Congregational Church circle, iabulous Crewe millions and to whom c\'ery luxury had been given, was at her home, 705 Gregory avenue. t ran sferr ed immediately from the hr. st room to ~he attic . Even the cold and lonely garret, however, could.n't down Sarah's cheerful spirits. She even mad e a friend of Melchi sedec. the rat. <tnd fed him with bits of her none - tooplentiful food . Then Ram Da ss, ;:!1e mysteri oils Indian, moved into thl' l: ouse n ext door and things began tn happen. The ~e,,· Trier Dramatic club, sponsc~r o f th <: play, invite s all fri end:; and Never strike a man p2r ent s vf the school to attend the when he is down. J·!ay, which has been aptly t ermed the You don't know how "play for children and grown-up chil big he might b e c!re n." . when he gets up. Th e cas t. dir ect ed. lw Mi ss Eli sabf·th Stanwoorl, follows : There's a man in . Sl Sl thi s town-we won 't tell you his · namew h o s a y s h e is t h a n k f u 1 for the bobbed hair fad. He RIDGE A VENUE .PHARMACY Opposit e St . J oseph 's Church Phone \Vilmett(' J16 Do. Not Overlook These $I DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS We are Offering for Next FRESH FISH Halibut, lb ·. ..... . .... .. .. 38c Perch ........ .. . . .. . . . .. .29c White Fish . ... . ......... 38c Trout .. ... . .. ... .. ..... . . 38c MONDAY AND TUESDAY $l::!:t~~-~~~-~~~- ~-i~~~-~-i~ ............. $l::!:r~la~~- ........................... Frying Chickens, lb. . .331/2c Small Hens, lb.......... 32c Large Fat Hens, lb.... 351/2c Whole Pork Loin, lb . . . .. . . .. 23c Rib or Pork Loin Ends, lb . ... ZSc Best Brick Butter, 2 lbs . ..... 78c Good Luck Butterine, 1 lb . . ZSc Leg of Lamb, lb . .. ..... .. ... 35c Breast of Lamb, lb. . . . . . . . . . 15c 4-lb. Shoulders of Lamb, lb., 25c Star Bacon, Whole or Half, 35c Berkshire Bacon, Whole or Half, lb . ........ 36c Swift's Prem. Ham, lb. . .. Z7*c California Hams, lb . . ........ 18c Ham Shanks, lb . . .... . ... . .. . 18c Smoked Butts, lb . .... ... . . . 37c Fresh Spare Ribs, lb. . . . . . . 18c Sauerkraut, quart ... . .. .... lSc Pork Shoulder, whole, lb . .. . . 17c Calves' Liver, lb .. .. . .. . .... 69c Calves' Brain, lb . . . ..... .... . 18c Pork Liver, 2 lbs . . . . . ........ 2Sc Young Steer Liver, lb . ....... 28c Chitterlings, lb. . ... . .... . ... tOe Summer Sausage, lb .. . . . . .. . 4Sc Home-made Sausage Meat, 30c Small Link Sausage, lb . .. .. . 29c Mickel berry's or Jones' Sausage Dried Beef, lb . . .. . . . . . ....... 69c Best Rib Roast Beef, lb., 35c-38c Best Pot Roast, lb . .. ... . 25c-28c Short Ribs Beef, lb . . . . .. : . . . 18c $1.39 $1.29 1 ~ ~=;:;~n~~ -~~~i~~~?. ~~-d .... . .......... 79c 3 ~:~~:.:~:s l~s~ -~~~................ . ..... $1 3 ~~i!!il~. -~f. ~~~~i~: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 3 :::~80~ -~~~b'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 2 !~!~o~~~~i~~ .......... .... ................ $1 3 ~:.,~~:tl~. ~-sp.~n $1 12 Rolls of Toilet $1 Paper ................................ . ...... . 12s!:s . ~-~r-~~~~~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 16 Ounce Bottle Beef, Iron and $1 Wine ........................................ · ~:::5es. ~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 2 ~~t~ ~~~~~ -~~~~~~~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 ~:::n. ~-~s.~~~ -~~~ .. ....................... $1 $1.50 Box Flair Face Powder and $1.50 Flair Loose $} Powder Compact, both for ................... . .. ... .... .... .. .... ......... 3 =: ::::.:::; _ . L esle- y h a mplin K a therine H epburn ....... Georgia Burch .... Nan cy Fisher El eanor Chi ch e~ t P r ......... Emma Bickham ~ora . .... J essie Steele .J e:-:sie . . . . ..... . . ... Dorothy s a w.v r ).fa zie .. Elaine Alberg-a Lilly ... Cla ra Orvi s l' ona ld R obert Fle tch er Erm nga rde . . Elizabeth Ca l:ise l . : :\Iarian Barbt·r Ame lia .... Bob Spark : -; ::\lr. Carmi chael :\lrs. Ca rmi c ha el .. . ~Iargaret Cobb nam Das:; .. . ..... .. Jack Bwad Earrow .......... Lauren ce Buckma::;ter C·.trrisforJ .. . ........ . . Paul Netters trom J~m es . . . ... Paul Netterstrom Emma . . . ....... Aleson Burge ' Hlanche ....... Francis Elli s Gues t . . . . .. Lee Blaylock Sa r a i\Ti!<s ~Iin c: hin r eeky L ottie Lavinia J a ne t Miss Susan Marie Meyers Succumbs to Death Sunday Miss Susan Marie Meyers, 835 Park avenue, \Vilmette, died la st Sundav morning at the Evanston hospital o f kidne.y tr ouble. Miss Meyers, who was born in \Vilmette and spent her entire lifetime here, had been ill since last August and had been in the hospital since December 22. She was 35 year s old. Her parents, Mr. and 1frs. Herman Meyers, a sister, Miss Cecelia 1\fevers, all of "·hom live at 835 Park avctlU e, another sister, Mrs. Frank Turskay, 331 Fourteenth street, \Vilmette. and a niece, · Mary Jane Tur kaY. survive her. The funeral was heid \\' edncsday morning at 9 :30 o'clock at St. Francis Xavier church in Wilmette. Burial took place at ~I emorial Park cemetery. RETURNS FROM EAST Mrs. Ira Calif Darling, 256 Kenil\\ orth avenue, returned to Kenilworth on Monday of this week from the east, where she went to .join Jane Darling a! Ogontz school and. bring her home. Miss Jane is in the Marguerite h.-,spital in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Darling r.aYe been intending to make a trip to Chandler, Ariz. but due to the sudden illness of Jane, their trip will be indefinitely postponed. \iVhen Miss Jane is better. Mr. and Mrs. Darling 'kill take Jane to Arizona to recuperate. Mrs. P. S. Alfors of Amery, Wis., formerly of Wilmette, will be the house guest for several weeks of Mrs. Evald Anderson, 1729 Forest avenue, and also of the latter's mother, Mrs. Carl I. Wendell, 104 Sixteenth street. 1 ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1136 MAPLE AVENUE, EVANSTON RIDGE AVE. PHARMACY C. C. Renneckar Oppoaite St. Joseph's Church Ph. Wilmette 316