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mtf? > IMiiiJ&IIlI^ i% mm Mi it 11111» t f ;,y ^" ' *tf AWi"' iial^# *+ ^â- ^^illJSffilK'A,";> .â- .â- ', • â-  â- 'â-  â- 'â- '(ii/â- "-;â- ,..â-  'iSfe*' "( >"â-  'whit, â- â- â- / . 'â- .'â- .â- â-  '.".'.:-'. * These ite*chante|lnvite your _ _ make it worth jlsir while to tpa^e with them m â- "/sift Wliat People Mr. 0. F. Edlnger, coal merchant, has built an office at Lake avenue and C. ft N. W. tracks. Mm. T. S. Leahy, 1327 Central Ave* nue, entertained the Fortnightly club Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 17. Mr. F. p. Buckman, 831 Oakwood avenue, went to Detroit and New York last week on a business trip. About twenty girls were entertained last Friday by Miss Margaret Ren- neckar, 1022 Eleventh street. Mrs. J. E. Dempsey, 903 Blmwood avenue, entertained her friends with cards last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Bradford and daughter, Miss Ruth Bradford, of Cleveland, O., stopped onjtheir way home from the west to visit Mrs. C. t>. Worthington of 602 Lake avenue. On Friday evening, _Dect_ 27, at the Wilmette M. E. church, a stereopticon entertainment will be given under the auspices of the church board, entitled "The Dawn of Plenty." Every year the International Harvester company ap- propriates a large sum of money for educational purposes along agricul- tural lines, and this is one of the ways the company does it, which is by spending large sums of money in ob- taining the very best pictures possible, and they ~have one of the best, if not the best, machines with which to put the pictures on the screen. This is absolutely not an advertisement, but an education, and the people of Wil- mette are very fortunate in having the opportunity to attend this entertain- ment in their home town. The church board made application for this enter- tainment in the early part Of October, and Dec. 27 was the only date open, and they immediately made a contract I of Wilmette, were some of the young lor it. Mrs. Carpenter of 1023 Lake ave- nue, who has been visiting friends on the South Side of Chicago, returned to her home last Monday. Miss Alice Armstrong, who with her mother went to California about six weeks ago, has returned. Her mother will spend the winter there. Friday afternoon, Dec. 20, the chil- dren of the kindergarten will give a Christmas party to which all the par- ents and friends are invited. Mrs. Robert Hess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Maynard, has re- turned to her home in Jackson, Tenn., after a visit of several weeks with her parents. /:â- "â- '<. ;«?>'â- ,â- â- !•â- .. Mr. Roland Williams, who is attend* ing the Kentucky Military academy, will he at home to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. WifiiaiBirtlfr deiitraravenue. â€"-r Miss Frances, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Howard, 1216 Lake avenue, celebrated her sixth birthday Jby entertaining at supper the follow- ing little friends: Dorothy Rose, Mar- ney Ott, Robert Wilson, Vera French, Gordon Buck, Benny Ott and Dorothy Campbell, Monday evening. The Junior Tirom or Northwestern- university took place in the gymna- sium last Friday night. A number of our young ladies and gentlemen had the pleasure of attending. Among the former were Marion Roberts, Hazel Pierson, Helen Pone, Helen Skinner. Louise Fatch, Dorothy Cady, Adele Williams, Elizabeth McCue, Marion Perkins and Margaret Thompson. Ice- land Pierson, Glen Gemmill, Bruce Thayer, Arthur Taylor, Russell Staf- ford and Lawrence TurnbuU, formerly gentlemen who attended. HOLIDAY GOODS CHRISTMAS WILL SOON BE HERE We have bee* and win always remain alive and up to the can show yon if jou will consult uaj^fore pT ~ ma* Tree Fe^Toon or any otuej^ffcttfeal a [this for wwr money. \f DOR»T YOU KNOW tT? J G«t ACQU, Fountain 8«vs>re> ectnc 160? Sherman Avanne EatK»." 1407 ELMWOOD AVE., WILMETTE, ILL. Phone Branston 2894-x-Can You Keep It Ringing? Ho Charge. it ft mmm^ :-0 Pictures. Artistic Framing, Pottery, Caatg, and Japanese Goods for School and Home Decoration %â- ' â-  " . ........\ ',".' n iiimii in,.! i in .....mill!! i .1 i ill l.inli . ' lil'l. " W>»W"«Wiff; itfe line of "Cordova Purses, Card Dases, orandum Boo c&^And These piece3 l^/all made in the fam ous "Cordova Shops" in 'hnttils^ffi he Chicago Art Education Go. ' T£*W$%&$. ,Strfte 9SO-55 A. €. McCto* atafldfaig, cuctg* pr. and Mrs. George F. Butler spent a few days of last week at the Mudla- ria. Mineral Springs. lad. vilrs. Stephen A. Beaton, 1427 Ore«- ory avenue, entertained tn* Merry Ma- trons Wednesday afternoon. ^llrT^fosipfr ^^e«eiw of-Wttme^ and Miss Theresa Prake of Olen View Were married Thursday of last week. Margaret/ little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Sterrett, 1137 Lake avenue, has been quite ill for several days, but â- ifl very -much improved. Through the courtesy of Mr. H. J. Smith of 810 Oakwood avenue, who is connected with the Chicago Daily News, the Boy Scouts of Wilmette, numbering twenty-five, visited the printing shop of that establishment. Mrs. J. C. Mannerud, 1119 Lake ave- nue, who was called to Montana on the sad mission of the death of her sister, returned a week ago with the remains, and interment was made in one of the Chicago cemeteries. Mrs. Charles V. L. Petera and Mrs. JL.P.Rowell of 1012 Greenwood ave- nue are entertaining today with luncheon and cards. Mrs. Pond of Ev- anston, Mrs. Peters' daughter, who is guest of honor, will soon go to New York to live. Mrs. Robert H. Keith and baby daughter, Katherine, whose home is now in Baltimore, have returned for the holidays to visit friends and rela- tives. Before moving away they owned the home at 819 Oakwood ave- nue, Wilmette. Mrs. F. M. Smith of 825 Park ave- nue, who for the past few weeks has been visiting her daughter, who has been quite ill in St. Louis, returned to her home Saturday and reports her daughter is recovering rapidly, which will be a source of much happiness to heir many friends in the village. Melville Snyder, first vice-president of the Chicago Northern district Ep- worth league, will have charge of the Ep worth league service at the Wil- mette M. E. church Sunday evening, Dec. 29, at 6:15 o'clock. Mr. Snyder is a young man of rare ability, a good speaker and well worth hearing. All young people are Invited to the serv- ice,"' â- . -, . - -'_> The grocery of Ward & Aspregren, located at 1164 Central avenue, was entered by robbers some time between the closing of the day's business on Saturday and Monday morning, and the cash drawer was rifled of its con- tents, which was only a small amount. Nothing else of much value has been missed up to the present time. En- trance was gained by breaking two doors in the rear. , The Ep worth league of the Wilmette M. E church will hold its regular monthly social in the basement of the church Friday evening, Dec. 20., Ad- mission to this social will be a can of something which will be put in a bar- rel to be sent to the Methodist Epis- copal Old People's home at 1517 Fos- ter avenue, Edgewater. Good games and refreshments are being planned by the committee for this social and a good time is assured the young peo- ple who atte AUTHORIZED TO DO A BANKING BV^ NESS UNDER STATE SUPERVISION CAPITAL and SU fcPLlf I $57,000.00 1Mb Safety Deposit BoxeW^^M now equippedp^:v ygp|^ with one of the â„¢ffi, rWltjfyS^:.-" ;^^jlS;"â- â-  Safety Deposit Vaul^*" â„¢-wtesftw-mMtJ--- THE Bank i, / olut pers, besides the co fving thi^fffotection home. The equipment iree hundred boxes andt they are becoming very popular a% the reasonable rentals asked. Thrti officers of the Bank invite inspe1c-| tion of this new safety deposit In&af system/ ,. < ^y-i-% fj I Mi fes *$&'%&:& '£^'!~~ [M' CENTRAL AVE. AND TWELFTH Wilmette, Illinois. ., Telephone Wilmette Nirtetys ^â- ^'^li Residence 1026 K JAMES REAL ESTATE, RENTING 128 Central Aveiiir LOAN9TAND Otto? itM , / !*:5* '*"â- :â-  SURANCE :m£^ ^Wilnmtr llflP- We also have some choice bargains in North Shore property, -^f^j'- mAm j0Sf- 'â- â- .â- â€¢â- *"'i^'â- ,:,..,..-- .. Gst your tickets now at Colwoll's, Ev*n*tont for "M«sslsh." No tickets ohurch door. OFFICaWOURS: 9 to 5 RES. PHONE 968 W. Dr. Lumj DIN 1211 Wilmette PHONE WILMETTE 1060 :•! ^:1 i^-H.^ ^PaS^H 'â€"-•:â- â- â€"â- ^--^-'^^â- ^ â€"â€"'â-  â- â- â- â€"-'- ,^^,pft: ^n>n»VEW'-^- aal. . â-  ^"Mf^iMz3^H :-l:^w^^ ? ^M Mil fSIltS&spf: -i wm