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s. le NEW Uit e PmrPasteurlsed Con- cuird Grape Juicein the kandionie new houle that stands up I. your r.frlgerat.r. Quart bt pume, &un.owçu Sent.Clara vtaî«ey PýRUNES ? 3 25C. etablw e 0. ni mof f mnhrou ..Creamn off Touato SOUPýS l'ltns25 nJiY -the wicew rfi~ ' d lb.extra cupsper pounad el.a ook tender I 3lu 8 20 ROLLED GATS de 9c 3 POUND P)CAG,17e 40 0 l6',I "bombe. Action" for liglter, finer-grain.d baking iCALU MET 1 lb. hiîalthi education, to -good healtfl. Il objectives arc to enmpbasize the value of timely visits to doctors'and dentists and to inculcate ýthe 'principles of healthy living in every man,* womnan and cbild. Mrs. Bliss lists as the most obviousý signs of tuberculosis,- unexplainable fati gue, a cougb that hangs on., loss of -weigbt and blood-streaked sputum. Any one, of these symptotns might mean tuberculosis, she stated. A thorougb physical exarnination ini- Masons.'ta Hear, Lecture on Pa ris by CaPtain Kieber. Capt. Victor Kleber, veteran of the World war, and a former resident of Wilmette, will present an illustrated- lectufre under ,. the auspices of the Wilmette Masonic lodge at the Masonic temple Thursday evening, April 14a He will show motion pic-, tures of Paris, France. Captain Kleber is now director of public relations of the city of Chi- cago. a lecturer of note, and is a member of the Wilmette lodge. He has been decorated with the Palm o f Officer of the Academy by the French government for lecture work Iliff, master of the Masonic nounices that another enter- is booked for April 28, when Ilins, Chicago attorney, will, Iustrated lecture on "A Trip give an Around MIG IN MAY William King, Morton Grove, ,te, announce the 441 86 43 f or- ap- Elizabeth Co'.nkey to Re Speaker at Democrattec Tea The Women's division of the New. Trier, Democratic club bas completed plans for the comfbination bridge a nd tea party1 to be beld Friday after- noon, April' 8,-at the home of Mrs., Ralpb Snyder, 1329 Westmoor trail, Winnetka., The guests of honor will lie Mrs. William C.* Connor, wife of the can- didate for« Demnocratic Committee- mai of New Trier township; Mrs. Charles F. Baumrucker, whose bus-. band seeks, re-election as. state sen- ator, and Mrs. Emmnett McGrath, wife of the Demnocratic State Rep- rescintative from this district Mrs. Elizabeth Conkey, Democratic National Cominitteewornan for Illi- nois, is to be the guest speaker. She will tell about ..the part that women play i the conduct of clection. cam- paigns. Mrs. Conke's long associa-. tion in the organization %vork of pre- election commiitteeýs bas made hier an authority on the best nietbods of .making the women's vote most f elt. In the course of ber talk sbe will tel of Înany of the interesting higblights of past cainpaignis iii whicb she took part. Assist îng Mrs. Si, y\der, on the ar- r-angemhents commnittee are Mesdames John Byrne, *Robert Fontbam, Earl I-urley, Andrew Magu*ire, James O'Grady, Walter R o o ni e y, Kari Schaefer, and Eugene Ward, and tbe Misses Gertrude Bermningbam, Cath- enflie Pearson, Dorothy Pettinger,. and Mary Russo. Pre-Sehool Circle to Hear Dir. W. W. Bauer The Pre-School circle of the Lnuz- ?W ULRTH-WIL<MEITE.-ALL PHONES 5 10