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FASHION SAYS~. White. for the fashion-wise! And for coin1- for.. cool refreshing comfort. And, when wesay. white clothes - stay white longercleaned by our odorless clean- ing process, you can't Jelp -bùt welcome, balnyý summer days- and the demafind of this.: fash in d i,ýCate. Expert T'ailor'n g Remodeling and Aiterations Shlawnee Cleaners, 521 Fourth Street by trading 1W bere ,regularly. C rne in today a nd sec, how miich you can get at our> money-saving prices. COFFEE. Good Cup. Lb. j ELL-O. 9 Ail flavors.O MINUTE TAPIOCA., 8-oz. 1I pkg ........ DOGGIE l)INNER. 3 25c p16c 1. le cans 2 Te A.CIKS SAild, o! Quality Store 405 L inden Avenue Phone Wi1nmette 464.6 ailos urrer Phone Wilme te 1907 DETTEIR VALUES at the L Terminal For the..LAWN, or.PORCH This unfinished furniture is Strong and well mande of seasoned, lumber. Easily and q u i c k 1 y assembled., CIIAIIR 98c SETTEE $1.29 i1 LindenÀ lie saîi, the park district was created to take care of the ground which siow largeIy constitiites Washington park. At that time, a.nd for some time later, the beach was operated by the Womnan's Club of Minmette, whicb. finally induc.edthe Park board to as!-ume its responsibilities. Hie also statd, that the Park board wvould be glad to relinquish control of the beach. Dulba Scores Park Board President C.. P. Dubbs was the last speaker.. He opened by saying.'that while newspapers are necessary medi- umfs of news dissemination, they -oftenl-- niake. serious mistakes. One Such, (a 'Chicago. daily) ..he said, was the publication of a statemfent attrib-7 uted to him that hie would ask Presi- dent Gilison of, the ýPark board toý rýesîin. He would not, he added, do such a thing.. He. charged that the Park board keeps piling on taxes whe i conditions demand thàt taxes be redticed, intimiating lack of finan- cial ability in its management. Ex- pressing surprise that Mr. Seng shouild admit Iack of, information on. certain inatters ýconnected ýwith the board's affairs after being a. member of it for a year and a hiaif,.he said that no mxan lias a riglit to accept office and ithen put bis feet on .a, desk and not work, or take the trouble to find out what it is all about. In addition to miismanage- ment of the beach he charged. that Wilinette .2843 allowing weeds to grow- and seed lawns in the neigbborhoods. Dubbs Has a Schemie Reading from a financial report of the Park board for the year ending. Mfarch, 1933, Mr. Dubbs. sougbt to show that with proper management savings could be effected which-w.ould., permit. a reduction in the beach' fee. He advocated an abnormally low fee, the deficit to be made Up out the surplus. How a deficit in con- ducting the beach can be paid out of Park board funds, when the beach is not operated as a part of the park friencis of the girls to wit tacle. AL RODEN]CiRIC, Mamnager 5 16. Fourth Street Phone Wilniette 5440 ness tné. .Mrs. J. A. Culbertson, 220 Meirose avenue, Kenilworth, returnied M(-ý. day, of last week from bher winter home ini Pasadena,: Cal.> i +