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8 WILMETT.E 'LIFE ..... .. ,. ~ February 21, 1930 . WILMETTE 634 · F·ee DeUveries DaD)' Barnstormers to Present "Close-Up" MAPLE GROCERY &MARKET Fresh Eggs, doz·.. 3Sc Butter, best brick, lb.·........... 39c Live Chickens Dressed While You Wait Large Roasting Chicken, lb·................ 351/zc Frying Chicken, lb. . .. lllf2c s~ liens, lb·........ 32c Large Hens, lb. . ...... 35c 1 2J}c }8c 22c Pork Tenderloin, . 59c lb ............. . .... .. . Rib and Loin End . Pork Roast , lb. . 2Sc Swift's Premium · . $1, · 10 Bacon, sliced, 3 lbs. Bacon Squares, 41 C sliced, 2 lbs. . ....... . Legs of Mutton, 20c lb . .. . ............... . . Legs of Spring . Lamb, 29c lb . ... . .... . ..... . c~~~es .Li.~~~· . . ... . ....... 69c s,~~~t'~ .~~~~~i. t~~ . ~.a:~: . 28!c Shankless California Ham, 20 lb . . ····· · ·· · ··· . . ..... c Sirloin or Round Steak, 45 lb. ...... . . .. . .. . .. .. .. c \Vhole Pork Loin, lb . .... . ........... . \\'hole Pork Shoulder, lb . . . . .. . ... . ......... . \\'hole .Pork Shoulder, sliced, lb. . ...... . Fresh Short Ribs of Beef, lb. . .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. . Best Rib Roast of Beef, lb. . . (Photo by Carlos) Pictured above are members of the cast for "Close-Up" the clever play within a · play that the Barnstormers will present February 28 and March 1, as a benefit for the building fund of the Woman's club of Wilmette. From left to right the players are Lea ] . Orr, Stanton Vanlnwagen, Thelma Mancinelli, Katherine Panushka, Mrs. A. E. Beirnes, Mrs. ]. B. Boddie, Mrs. Paul Schoessling, Miner Coburn, Marian Ortseifen, Ral!>h Whitney, Mildred Flaskered, Dr. W. W. Hawkins, Fred Lippen, Rebecca Fitch, Betty Marshall, Rosalind Mills, Jack Eddingt<m, Mrs. Bernard Brown. John Panushka, Dorothy Rohol, Robert Smith, Anne Boddie and George Clarke. Mrs. E. John Hicks, 241 Melrose avenue, Kenilworth, is entertaining her ~uncheon club today at her home. FATHER DIES Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dyon o.f 122<) Maple a venue, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stallwood of Evanston, were called to St. Anne, Ill., last Saturday on account cf the death of Mr. Dyon's father of ·~ paralytic stroke. He was 71 years of age. Senrices were held on Tuesday, February 18. Miss D')rothv Hall, 500 Central avenue, was at New Trier High school February 18, interviewing girls interested in Sullins college in Bristol, Va., c:nd Arlington hall at Washington, D. C. Miss Hall attended Sullins colkge and has been a member of the faculty of Arlington hall for the past year. Worthen to Address Civic Luncheon Club February 28 ]. E. Worthen, president of the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce, will address the Wilmette Civic Luncheon club, at its noon meeting at thr University club, Friday, February 20. Mr. \Vorthen will discuss the topic "Wilmette's Problems of Today and Tomorrow." Among the points to be taken up by Mr. Worthen will be grade separation and the part Wilmette may play i11 the campaign now being conducted to obtain it; the possibility of a village manager system for the village and the proposed prohibition of of any further building of one story stores in the business district of the village. Members are urged to attend. ~------------------------Artistic }8 DECORATING Your home h&l Its owa atmosphere. With the aid of oar Interior decorators roa eaa express this hullvldaaUtr Ia the deeoratlona. J2c & 37 C c M. Portenbauser Painter and Decorator 1030 Greenleaf Phone 2764 ~------------------------~ Cellu .. Tone- the Modern Wall Finish .. i Fresh Halibut, lb.. 38c White Fish, lb.... 38c Trout, lb. . ....... 38c Fresh Herring, lb. 19c Red Snappers, lb. 3Sc I BEAUTIFUL SANITARY ECONOMICAL Ordtrr T ·lt.tn Frid., for ·&.turd.;,· ~ Drli&JtnJ Beaut ifu! because of its delicate tints and subdued lustre. Sanitary because dust and dirt do not adhere to its smooth non-porous surface. Economical because finger prints, ·pencil and crayon marks, · ink spots, grease and smoke, all wash right off. Repeated washing doesn't hurt it a bit-the same attractive semi-gloss finish shines out anew each time. Ideal for kitchen, bathroom, b.,drooms-walls and woodwork-Cellu- Tone will transform the darkest, dreariest house into a colorful, livable home. Let us show you colors and tell you more about it. 1936 MAPLE AVENUE EVANSTON MILLEN HARDWARE COMPANY I 2I9 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilmette 3060 ~~~ .........~ ~~~~------------~----------~----------~ · ·~----------------------------J