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Lake Shore News Want Ads HELP WANTED Wanted an experienced laundress half a day Mondays. Wanted shipping clerk at the Kenilworth Grocery Store, Kenilworth SITUATIONS WANTED Curtains washed, colored and mended, first class work; called for and delivered. M. R. Mo- rits. 1620 Darrow Ave. Tel. 1339. For Sale Patterson Piano [hand written] For sale piano almost new, made by Cable company; will sacri- fice for cash Ashland Ave. near Central St. FOR SALE BARGAINS IN SEWING marines taken in trade on our new style Singer machines. These used machines are guaranteed. Wheeler & Wilson.............. $8.00 Eldredge B........... 8.00 Eldredge Drophead ....... 10.00 Singer Drophead.............. 15.00 New White Rotary............. 14.00 Wilcox & Gibbs................ 15.00 Wilcox & Gibbs................ 18.00 Wilcox & Gibbs................ 25.00 PATTERSON BROS., 1592 Sherman-av. FOR SALE CHILDREN'S SMALL riding and driving horse; also har- ness and rubber-tire phaeton; also Angora kittens. B.W. Frank, Lei- cester Rd., near Kenilworth-av., Ken- ilworth. [Rennachar Drug Co. hand written] ltc FOR SALE--J.P. HALE & CO. UP- right piano, in good order; $70; also Slorner & Co.; Patterson Bros. 1522 Sherman Ave. WANTED 600 Customers at once. Skow the tailor, 710 Main St. Evanston. REAL ESTATE SEE US For vacant and improved property in Evanston and the North Shore. Building loans at latest rates. McCallum and CLARK 1615 Sherman-av., Opp. City hall. Evanston VACANT BARGAINS BY owner, 50 ft, Rosalie St., near Asbury $1,000; 55 1/2 X 180 Ft., Southwest corner Hartray and Colfax, only $l,350; 350; Wilmette 50 X 190 Ft., southwest corner Ninth and Greenleaf, $1,500. Scheurmaan, 805 Michigan-av., Phone 533. Beautiful Sarasota Overlooking Sarasota Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. Many {prominent Chicagoans have winter homes on beautiful Sarasota Bay. Finest fish- ing, boating and bathing in the United States. The most equable and de- lightful winter climate and center of the Grape Fruit and Orange industries. I have for sale the most valuable Grape Fruit and Orange land and charming villa sites on Sarasota Bay. J. H. LORD, Office, Marquette Building, Chicago Residence, 1840 Sheridan Road, Evanston FOR SALE SNAPS IN ACRES 3 1/2 acres in Schermerville, C.M & St. P ............ ..$1,050 5 acres near Gross Point... $1,500 40 acres near Glen View, per acre 150 80-acre farm in Schermerville.. 290 140-acre farm near Milwaukee-av. 135 60 acres at Deerfield...... 250 H. W. DIETRICH 30 N. La Salle-st. Main 4417. FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE HOME ON HINMAN- Av. near Univ.; 66 feet of frontage; a bargain at Quinlan & Tyson 631 Davis-st. Phone 354. ltc SALE FAMILY HOTEL ,18 rooms: always full; big money- maker; close to University and transportation. This is your chance. Act Quickly. Price $2,000 cash. McCALLUM & Clark 616 Sherman-av. Opp. City Hall For sale-6 room cottage on easy terms. Geo. Winter, Davis St. For Rent Aptmts. FOR RENT SIX-ROOM FLAT AND bath, furnace heat, newly furnished throughout, rental $20. 727 Oakton- st. FOR RENT-TWO FOUR-ROOM flats and one six-room flat; also six- room cottage. 1826 Lyon FOR RENT APARTMENTS IN "The Eleanor," 1113-1115 Davis-st.; near transportation goodservice. Quinlan & Tyson 631 Davis-st. Phone 354. ltc FOR RENT SECOND FLOOR SIX- room, steam heated apartment in the Evanston; Southwest exposure; porch; see till first of May RENT APARTMENT at 1812 SHERMAN av.; second floor steam heat, two baths, best service $72.50 Quinlan & Tyson 631 Davis-st Phone 354 ltc FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT-- WELL FURNISHED modern nine room house, until MAY 1. Phone_ Tenth St., Wilmette. For RENT- furnished 8-room new house on Forest-av.; hot water heat; beautifully furnished; with piano; rental, McCallum & Clark 1615 Sherman-av., Opp. City hall. ltc FOR RENT-ROOMS FOR RENT--WILMETTE, TWO FUR- nished rooms; new modern house; one block from electric ry., two blocks from steam cars. Linden Ave. WANTED-TO RENT Wanted to RENT. A USED Piano for gymnasium in North Evanston Y.M.C.A. Evanston News BOARD AND ROOM BOARD AND ROOMS LARGE, clean, warm, steam heated room, south exposure; also single room; with first class board;everything home cooked. Day boarders accom- modated. 141 Chicago-av. Phone 2104. ltp ROOMS AND BOARD WILMETTE; east of and convenient to North western Ry. Private home, first class choice of rooms. Address W. 407 Lake Shore News. lfp Miscellaneous Money to L oan Mason & Smart On Evanston and North Shore property 1580 Sherman Ave. Wilmette M.E. CHURCH NEWS.! Bible school at 9:30 a. m. Last Sun- day was the record Sunday in attend- ance. "The Wonderful Christ" will be discussed by the pastor, Thomas Keene Gale, at 10:46 a. m. Music by the Quartet. The Junior league meet- ing at 4 p. m. "The Yorkshire Night- ingale" will give a song sermon at the vesper service at 5 o'clock. This won- derful singer, who is making a tour of six months in the United States, will go from here to England and then to Australia. Enos Bacon is not only a, singer, but has occupied nearly all the great pulpits of England, Scotland, Australia and Canada. It is said of him that he can sing in the voice of the rich contralto, producing most marvelous tones; then he will sudden- ly change to a baritone and that voice will be full, round and rich. An entertainment, "Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works," will be given at the Methodist Episcopal church on Tues- day evening, Nov. 19. The annual harvest home dinner given by the Ladies' Aid society of the church will take place on Friday evening, Nov. 16. This will also be in the nature of a reception for the new minister and wife, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Keene Gale. At a meeting of the Sunday school board last week Mrs. W. C. Reinhold was elected as superintendent of the cradle roll department, to take the place of Mrs. N. P. Colwell, who Is now teaching a class in the school. The next meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society will be held at the home of Mrs. N. P. Col- well, 717 Elmwood avenue, at 2 p. m., Thursday, Nov. 14. A report of the branch meeting at La Crosse will be given and plans for a contest will be presented. Wil ./£ HAVItiA *^*«4#*! AT ATTRACTIVE PRICS| D. E. Wilmctte office. 1157 Wilmette Ave. Tetepkose 640 ^fafei****^ AT THE EVANSTON THEATER For a laughmaker "Buster Brown," the fascination at the Evanston this week, is the finest little giggle-pro- voker that has glistened behind the footlights of the local playhouse in many a moon. This charming mu- sical comedy was composed with one express object, that is, to produce laughter and make the audience for- get for the time being the woes of the high cost of living. That it suc- ceeds in its mission is certain. A glance over the audience when Tige, Mary Jane and Buster are "cutting up" will prove the authenticity of this statement The production differs entirely from the usual character of dramas pro- duced all too frequently and proves a pleasant relief from the popular scene of the villain stabbing the lover just on the eve of the wedding. The play is not thrilling. Neither is it exciting to the extent of straining a person's nerves. But there is a laugh coming every minute, so what more can a per- son desire! The play is a short one of only two acts,, but it creates as much mirth during this time as the usual long ones do when you begin to yawn awaiting the curtain to drop. Strange as it may seem to local theater-goers, Miss Johnstone, as Mrs. Brown, and Mr. Minturn, as Buster's papa, indulge in some graceful and artistic dancing: Mr. Minturn also proves extremely adept at "pounding" the piano. Buster proves a very attractive and clever lad, as we expected, and he is ably assisted by the antics of Tige and cute little Mary Jane. Miss Rus- sell's singing is wholesome and com- pares favorably with the comedy stunts of Mr. Satterlee. As the kind old grandmother Miss Allen appears real. NORTH SHORE REALTY ASSOCIATION REAL ESTATE (not Inc.) Office Linden Ave. Wilmette, Near the L Terminal (under the Yellow Ball) Chicago Office 5 N. La Salle Street Consult us if you are looking for a residence or a vacant lot on which to build. M. Glasser J. Glaser K. Glasser GLASSER BROS. ladies' Tailors Importers 3952-54 Sheridan Road 3 doors No. of "L" station. Here's Your Here's Your Chance! THE BEST LOCATION THE NORTH SHORE for Grocery and Market Delicatessen and Bakery New Building. Rent Very Reasonable. Call or send for Full Particulars DENNiS COLBERT & CO. 702 Majestic Theater Building Phone Randolph 2261 23 W.Monroe St., Chicago "Um-m-m, goody! Toast for breakfast" THERE is nothing more delicious for breakfast on a cold morning than crisp, golden brown toast. An Electric Toaster makes it so simple to prepare delicious, appetizing toast, and it toasts the bread right at your table quickly enough to supply four persons. There is no more attractive or useful Christmas gift than an Electric Toaster. We will send you toaster No. G. 75963, like the one pictured above, express prepaid, within 200 miles of Chicago, for $330. Some Electrical Gift Suggestions In our extensive showing of electrical appliances for added comfort and convenience in the home, you will find many suggestions. for Christmas gifts at moderate prices. Among them are: Chafing Dishes Coffee Percolators Library Lamps Egg Boilers Grills Student Lamps Desk Lamps Vacuum Cleaners Washing Machines Piano Lamps Tea Kettles Curling Irons An electrical gift is always acceptable Electric Shop-Chicago Michigan and Jackson Boulevards Subscribe for The Lake Shore News