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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. : What People Are Doing:: in Winnetka «-• Mr Anton ' lifer.) 1,: - nio \ 'â-  , .... Ms i,..- i...n..- it S4t' ( ) 1. .,,..-• Miy* ';i;.' •• 1 off d' < >l . ' M' H'ic»' '•»' h- ' V" ll.cr 1 ., 'â-  \N 1 " V I N ~; rotv ... . • 1' » h !tr(. i. iirlnn <"" 'I'" : '" liaK Mr ind >!"â-  :..â-  1 '"' • havo )..r» >., -i'â€" ' •â-  :'â- .»! H.iv " .- Mr n»l M av>' rum « .1 ! • ..r>. \\ ill"" "â-  ' Mr- O 1 K • l. i| »nil »'«• di-^1" ' >" ..• (I,. <,,T '• (• \ . Mw Ii,l' ^ >â- â€¢,,â- â€¢. U <• |. ,1 . . ,. (, The engag* m^nt Mr. Orlando ' "lv Winnctka M'" >â- Â« Miss K\- Vi « fddi"t- v ; ' monll' Mr K<l- ;. l ' takvn !!'•• 1 >i in' r. lias I'" or Sht-riil « . -1 S' is announced of buyer for the '<> foniiiam and Kwi"Ktoll The ' -w â- .. «.;irly thi* â-  I. >iv. who lias -•â-  for thf sum- • t ra<n of land â-  no-tti of th»- .,.,,i ,. in h.iii.> ->>is f»l M r ;, < ijIâ-  \ in>' lir.i ant tlu- fan ol.il. lr..r M(jfjj. â- â€ž Mi I U'l i I'- ll. hy art> ><â-  house â- '! itllKfllf" ' â-  riri MiH- ') upsri-v fo: I Mrs W;iKi' .1 â- Â«â€¢Â» < -1 Ml «'t (r \l-. 'i i >• ImI gon- W,MNHKA CIRi. BRIDE IN OIIURCH WEODINO â-  tid Mr- Mr Willc ttu'ii (iav«shi»'i. M'« " CoorKf Hi'in.f'ii arid ..* S Thorn' V irsinia ' ;"" H-.U-h.l.K â-  ><â- â€¢' Alt' I in l-urrh receded rh.-ir d..*rr.'w this w""> from thp I'niv.rsl'y "f Wis<-i">si!i Mr ^nil Mik \V i v.V;illaci-. 71 •_> *«n Btr«>*-t. an* sp'-nding r roui>l- of w«'h-' ai the Pines. Spr*'ig l.ak*-. M ich Mr and Vrs (' 1> Hoy!»••<. 625 Otiic Street, haif K°'ie to Khh' Hamptrr Jxing Island. N. V , for the summer Mr. Ceorge A. Thorns l» extending the pier at his beach to arrommoriiit" the better landing of his new yacht. Mr and Mr? A. M. Kloepfer of Lin- den street are cruising the great lakes They are away on a three weeks' trip. Mr. Clarence E. Snyder, late of the Glrton school, left Monday for his summer camps for boys at Big Bav. Mich. Miss Mary Gillespie. 969 Elmstree'.j has rented her home for July and August to Mr. William J. Masure or Chicago. Mrs. William H. Martin and son*, Briton and John, left Monday for an extended visit in Garden City, Long Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Noble, who occu- pied the house at 1010 Pine street «arly in the summer, are now living in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Downs and Mrs. Downs' father, Mr. H. H- Dennlck, left Monday for a ten days' fishing trip at Monocqua, Wis. Mr. Aaron Younkers of Hubbard Woods Is building a large new resi- dence on the corner of Sheridan road And Willow street Miss Mary Hewes is taking a sum jer course of six weeks in the library training department of the University of Illinois at Champaign, 111. A Bon has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Butz of Highland Park. Mr. Butz Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Butz of Sheridan road. Mr. John L. King was a member of the graduating class at Amherst col- lege. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. King at- tended the commencement exercises Mr. and Mrs Maverick of San An- tonio. Tex., are the guests of their daughter, Mrs. William B. Lloyd Miss Lucy Maverick Is also the guest 3f Mr. Lloyd. Mr. Frank O Me>ei foinie.iy .. resident of Winnetka and for seve.al years in the fruit-growing business l-i Fullerton, Cal., Is viflltlng fii« brother. Mr. M. K. Meyer Mr. Elmer E. Adarm at.J Mi <.<x<i ton Prouty Mpent Saturday and Sun day on a fishing trip (o the w.nall takes of southern Wisconsin 'Hie trip wa.s made by automobile Mr F. E. Herdman r.-tunKj Knua< from a trip to his summer home in Frankfort, Mich Mr. Heraman «x pects to make week-end trips to Frank- fort during the summer ( 'opt'lsmd. 'l«i'K> I r«'<i 'Tifl; K. t [>POt :. VI ntl*- '>â- ' t.ridf of N'-..Mi" fold. >«-.. -on >>f Ud H HI:.' 'if-- WinriHtka 'lip h/'mp Th«- att K ee<l Ko X honor ; M the > I • 11 w Pictures a ad ...Frames Arts& .edding was ka ('onerfiga- "\ «'vpning at s MarK»ref Boyd of Mr atl(' Mrs >t4an't. f.65 Fros *ka. became the Hookins Blatch ai"i .Mrs Nathan :.". Sheridan ro«\d, itiop followed in dp s parents, .pre M'f» Emily Philadelphia. >naid of Margai't Ames of St Paul, Miss K'theri->p Forrest of Hub bard Wood* Mis" Marv King, Miss Leila Houghtpling. Miss Dorothy Cof fin and Miss Helen Pitman, all of Wiu- netka, bridesmaids. !>r Frank Blatch- ford, brother of 'he bridegroom, best man: Blatcbford Downing of Kansas City, Clarke Washburn. John Reilly. Frederick Cojieland and Samuel Gree- ley, all of Wimiptka, ushers, and Ma- rion and Bessie Blatchford, Elizabeth Copeland, Ixils Coffin. Margaret Boy- den and Frances Curran, flower girls. Thp bride wore a gown of white charmeuse trimmed with rose point lace. Her tulle veil was held by orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the val- ley. Mr. and Mrs. Blatchford will be at home after Oct. J at 785 Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods. LUNG MOTOR ARRIVES AND IS INSPECTED Now Apparatus for the Saving of* Lives Arrives at the Fire Station. it. .... uu« iuoUji purchased by cue «i./ of rCvan»toa has arrived aud the first demonstration for the benefit of Lever.»l phyMi'laua and CltiEenS in- teiest«u \vu» given Monday in the central hze station \bout fifteen or twint.v meii attendo.i vVhli the oew life a^v tag apparatia hu.8 bee nfeircd to as u pulmotor, the orio . name it. a mng motor. The machiac it. (ai n. >[.. compact than the pulu >t, n i. unv in many cities, and Lecnune ,« ii ,» h. provement and tuni.iaUiic-sa ll iu.n i/eell motor It parutu t 1 barri*K«i tu. An ojit u pUdiplu^ in. .I.ln. ,, the puie isupiil/ .a ui tUre ir> J umped \i ,u the ga *?n oi oi in- pmiipej out . I Ait i iwiii) into* I..,,, jU , ft-1 -in klnda of at. , 1 .n oeeii styled a lung t ifeht nlckelel ap- , eeuiblmg a double- ..r uutomoblle pump. i. attached to the .. .J at each stroke i uu i.ud oxygenmix- ihe lungs, while i jrelgn matter la uugs. There are -j be used In dlf- e..ts. f li Son. r Id t.(- I ill, lllv lOl vi'U« .i It 1 . know paiiit...s hi.. Into wMrh 1 no larK« salesn.at a t impl v.1.1 be oL c compactness of ui. be determined ti., i the entire ap- t.tbe the size of a, an the ordinary a»« The device plai oJ on ll flit ti i.ek aim t. kt l will be a.ulla. I. In T e ^pparatua W, u.e ,-h. autu combination to all fires and drown lug cases. j purchased by for $1^6 upou dn..iun .'ha.itfflo at „ ii»K • â- ! l..f dti council motion of AI* recent meet- Thc Only lBhop of Its Kind in Chicago 118 South Michifan Ave. Paoac lUadolph 50IT MA0|£ THREAT. i^ .. i .4 Iuk that ne feared violence at .i.e hands at Remhurdt Block of 1833 Twenty first place. Chicago. John Nei- inann of Evaiiiton. caused a peace warrdint to be issued against Block Sunday Block was arrested and a hearing was set for Tuesday af- ternoon. Neimann claims that Block called at his home Sunday morning and drew a revolver, threatening to shoot him. LIBRARY TO CLOSE. All departments of the Evanston pablic library will be closed on July 4. % Second Week at Ravinio Parky C.A.WICHTMAN MAYBE MEMBEROFGOMMISSION Classified Business LL GENERAL MERCHANDISE • g Under Direction of Frederick Stock Notwithstanding the splendid pro- rrarn Frederick Stuck o""n'd tile pat- r .tis "f Kavinia Park the opening "<>k, the program for the second '•ek, whl<h l« giver b-low In full, Is i ns'-lered by many »ts i' ore pleasing i in that pi.....â- tt-H f'M thp oi>"tih)g "n <lays: SUNDAY, JULY 6. "» 00 P. M-rUire. â-  111 Hall"" n.l.ir.i.- fr..." Svipl" liv Nil M. .Hull*"- M. -Mr- UUi-'IlS'-l i'" ,\-.i >.- Oanre-i «UNOAV, Jl LY 6. *:t5 P < "XI lime . . HuH.n-i.in t1lnuti-r< .8iilru-H'\«-na ) H'.-n ... I in ! '»<â-  Mr.-p And;. I'."'id Ifav.lir > h.-rinl ' â- â€¢.- SiK'" \ -irspl.-l Viiri-b Huron. ". I'lilSKleal III liTIMll I urn.irlMt ic man Kulk ^miii .... ..... 'iiii.'iTt Waltz N<> i. In (-..Cluzo ro< essiori from "Fi-i-ii.ior«". . . ..................llUll-l MONDAY, JULY 7. 3:00 P. M. liollellthnl. 'li.ir.irliT t>; 'ions rtur. Tli M 1'T" . . .'"â- herublnl •mphnnv. K 11a' Mijao A'laiflo-A'l- â- -"•• Meriuetl" Kinale liiterrnlxxlon â- !" Ml' utes \-radian ' .Suit" S- '.arv nk» KusiU- |).,.n..H Mlnuetto Sli-.pht-r't h /.anient a"z f'lii.i s-T.-nade for StrlnK" . Volkmann zar.P. fr<i.n ' Corip. Ila Suite. . . . Delibe* MONDAY, JULY 7. 8 15 P. M. -"â- iph.iny. I) rrlii"' .........Kranok ' -ntci-Allegr.. in:. r\«" "-"Ppn Mlep-ettf Allegro non troppo Karon ens von Rottenthal. In Clugsieal and Chanicter Dances IiHerml.sKloii- 30 Minuted K"-<tU- Hceries ..... ......Godard a. \'llhiKe Wedding ti Rvertfreens <-. Moonlight Waltz Scherzo Caprlorloso ...........Ov-orak TUE8DAY. JULY 8. 3:00 P. M. March, "Tulg-ane"...........Lacombe Overture, "Ruy Blua"... Mendelssohn Serenade ....................Schubert March from "Algerlenne" Suite... .........................Salnt-Saens IntermlBsionâ€"30 Minutes Suite. •â- I/Arlealenne," No ).....Bizet a. Prelude b. Minuet to c. AdagieUO d The Bell Ringers Slavonic Dance In C...........Dvorak TUE8DAY, JULY 8, 8:15 P. M. Overture, "Patrle" ..............Bliet Introduction to Act HI, "At the Ix)wer Haven" .............Spinel)) a. Moorish FantaBy, b. Malaguena. From Koabdll ......Moszkowskl Baroness von Kottenthal, In Classical and Character Dances Intermissionâ€"30 Minutes Vorspiel, "Liorelei" ............Bruch Musical Tableau, "In Spring"...... ..........................CJlaxounow Waltz, "f.egends from the Vienna Woods" ...... .............Strauss WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 3:00 P. M. Overture to "The Secret of Su- nanne" ............Wolf-Ferrari Symphony. O major. "Jupiter".... ...... ....... Mozart Allefcro vivace AnJante can labile Mlnuetto Finale-Allegio Intermissionâ€"30 m.mUi.s »ootch March ................L>.i.UMy Dance of tin "Orpheus" Flute obbllgaP Waltz Caprice WEDNESDAY, Soloist: Mr overture. â- â€¢|n Solo for VI..IP ti. Andante h. Finale a la Inferno from Baron ex.- Ui Classical i Intermi.M.ii Suite, "I/Arh a. Pastorale l>. Menuet . Farandole Flute obbllgal" Melody In E rla Hungarian Bh.. THURSDAY. Jl Chlldr«- V'irs->lel. Hi- nits fnitii . i Jin.-k llr.-.l yuensel Buheri-xfin LY 9, 8:15 P M. N^me Mentioned as Possible Member of Public Utility (Commission. i. •In.l.-I ijricg <;..it. tin 10, 3:^ i harles r'ul estst 1 <.inocrHJ. |k "ited by <' of the now df Wightnian. well-known dealer and prominent r'vaiistnn. may be ap- iv imn'in as a member Illinois public utilities I.otle Suite. â-  1 March. ' 'i Berceuse. :i "The Tup 4 Duo, l.llth ."». Cnlop. â- 'Th. March. •'Mar." Interml--i Iriirodui-tloi. Vorspiel. A. i 1 Fire Music I -i THURSDAY. Jl Suite, "Huf'S ii. lntrodiKti.il l>. Grand Vals. < Hallahll. |. sit n n es <l. Grand fas . Violin an.i Messrs. Wc e Iji FrlcaM< <• Baroness v In Classical an Intermlsfhir <>\erture. "In \' In the Spinning Military Polonai FRIDAY, JUL' Coronation Mar- Overlurf, "H... n. Romanic, b. rVrpeun.m r' 10. s *5 P M. n Boll. Chun.. .-:.. M"i Madlev Dvon.k Ki Mountains Weber I U7t Vii-nnese Dane IntermiHsl. Overture, "I-^ur Norwegian Mel At the Cradle Evening In Hungarian Rhap-'.lv, x>> H FRIDAY. JULY 11. 8 15 P. M Wagner The Flying Du'. hrnan: Overtur.. TAnnhaeuser ll... chanale Parsifal. Good I Milay Spell - Transforniatl"" s-.-ene and Gioriflr-ii tlon Baroness vci Rottenthal. in Classical an.I Character Dan'-ea Intermission .10 Minutes Overture, "Sakurualii" .....Goldmark Prelude, Act I. Kervaal"......D'Indy Norwegian Rhapsody ............[>alo SATURDAY, JULY 12, 3:00 P. M. Overture. "Ray" "n>V ........Thomas a. Benedlctus ...............Otis b. Minuet Spanish Suite ..........I^a^ In the Arena Under the Ha Icon v The Bull Fighters Intermission 30 Minutes Overture, "Willi., m Tell"......Roaslnl Ave Maria..........Schubert -Lux Walta, "Wine. W.man and Song".. ...........................Strauss SATURDAY, JULY 12, 8:15 P. M. Soloist: Mr. Harry Welsbach HuldlgungsmBmch Overture, "Ob.-ron"..........Weber ii. Andante, b. Rondo. for Vlirti.. ... Lalt, Baron.ss von Kone.itnal. In Classical and Character Da..cen Intermix ionâ€"30Mlnut -f Caprlcclo Espagnol. Rlmsky Koi...k„v, A1 bora da Variation.-. Alboradu Scene and G>v-^j «....» Fandango of the /vsturl. . (Played without pause) Mnrch. "Slav" .........Tschaiku^oK> cc'iniiss'on. the bill for the ceatioa of which he ha? just approve'. The IMivitio' "arriea with it » sa'ary of finoiMi h y -ar Five men «|l' be ap- '. lined on 'he oonvni"ee. «-'in<-e I'w sieni"g of <he bi" by the ji.'-m. t a- d. In ta't since it was t;r<. \n 'he bin would be passed, the n.-'-i - of vr WiEhtniiU) has o'<en been in. "'ion'â- ' In conne--ti">n with 'herom- niI- ion. S*r<"igth Is lent to the ru- „.,., when it in c.."piaVr<-d that 'he Ev- hnui"n i an '-i a l"S- friend of the fiow-io' and ths' he took an nctlve |,a,r in i>.-->r.e'« picr.imar, ram- i" ieo. '-i Chicago 't is stated «hat WilUam I. i' "onnell. the chief political ad- vis'-- of the trovernor and the man v\h.. managed his ramp»lgn, will b<3 nat- d chairman of thp commission. Mr 'VConneil is count* tr.exfl.u-r oT Co, .I. "oun'v Hi new commission doeo -<â-  * *<\Vc of" "ntil tsnuary 1. 1914 "JACK THE PEEPER" IS UP TO HIS OLD TRICKS FAAS EK PIANO/ cx| Fifteen Yetn Ten Years, Reaidanc* fV? Flmwood An. Telapbon«767 £v»c»ton, 111. Reaident Tuner for W. W. Kimball Co. /if. E. ODHNER Hubbard Wori? Tel. Winnetka278 I »rltcs kid Gcn/cmcn * AH Kiads ofTwcy Cleaning Pressing •ad Rcpairiiis Goods called for »id delivered Only first class work, guaranteed. Tclcpnoac yosr orders. All kinda furnl: lydana. Cam* chairs leas BENSON AVE. iDC neatly and arompt- card tables for rent. EVAN8TON iAfflU JEWELERS VST UO& SueeMwr to Expert Wstcl Repairing of end docks, ence with bonsee. f»hene 2*32. J55L?f*»ii MEN 1 Ysmc work, *flAS. Phene 271. PRINTING GROCERIES "Jack the Peeper" has appeared In Evanston and »)uring the last few night" Beveral complaints have been made concerning his visits In the south section of the city. The most recent complaint was from residents in the 900 block, Custer avenue, where it Is said that the strange "peeper" had been seen for two nights. It has been some time since a coca- Frtrni plaint has been received by the po- lice of this kind and the efforts of the department will be doubled to locate the man. Plain clothesmen were de- tailed In South EJvanston, but no trace of the offender was found. He Is de- scribed as a large, portly man, poorly Wagner ! dressed and wearing a slouch hat. ONCE MORE. a v,i«-y-io belonging to I btuji »«3 ctJitn from the rear of his home, 909 Forest aveime. Saturday evening. It was valued at $15. frn'te â€" la aa* eat ef aetv f oral a part ojjoar large iOolM^elMt aarfr'faaey Orocerlea. â- V^ftjafflaatL Cut Coffee la QE WINTER Quality *ad not Quantityâ€"tho the Moneyâ€"i* onr aiot> A. S HOTELS TftlS AV */^ PrlTate *^ 8unday Dti 1 to »»han Get« '•nakaaof i 'THU4 ifaiktraal PLAYER PIANOS >^LAYER PIAN08. IOT| INRluE OkaAYER i3talled|n al|UBrlg|t flanoa. tt|r%lay|_ Our prices wfe lery low. / 8^fJO r^fn3talledln aliuflrlglt «; "Tall and sfcuJrplayif/ Our prices are §ery low Pattersin Bros. )l2l â- â€¢*•* H. E. BE I ^Piani Â¥BllMANBWTtt I UN8URr>ASSEa>t( 707 Church St! NJ IBNCeC Teiephens; FLOWER BOXES AROUSE CURIOSITY OF MANY German Idea Adopted for Trees in Front of Avenue House Interest People. The curiosity of a great many Evans- tonians has been aroused by observing the green boxes surrounding the trees in front of the Avenue house, which were placed there last week by Host Norman A. Ross of the hostelry. The boxes are painted a brilliant green and are ph.ced about fifteen feet from the ground. The Idea Host Rosa Intends to carry out is a German one. In Berlin all the trees along the principal boule- vards have these boxes attached to them. In them are placed beautiful flowers, which are kept free of dust by the city sprinkler spraying dhem early each morning. Those who have seen the boxes In Berlin praise the Idea highly. Mr Ross is filling the boxes this week with flowers or a brilliant hue. Each morning he will have the Janitor spray them so they will al- ways look fresh and be free of dust If the experiment proves a success, Mr. Ross hopes other residents will take up the idea and beautify their trees. The cost of each box is about $3. WANTS HIS OWN BOYS ARRESTED IF CAUCHT A request has been made to the po- lice by William Scully, manager of a garage at Benson avenue and Clark street, to arrest any boy employed by. him who is found speeding electric autos being delivered to the owners. All of the boys employed by Scully are in uniform and some complaint of fast driving has been made. In or- der to protect hi* patrons and the pub- lic from accident, Mr. 8culiy * has asked the police to keep a close watch for the youthful speeders. OPEN DAY AT GUN CLUB ON THE FOURTH OF JULY The Evan*.ton Gun club has ar- ranged an open day for the Fourth. No special program has been arranged and the members may decide upon any event they wish. On Sunday. July 13, tne second shoot of the idterurban League of Gun clubs wlli be held at the Chicago Gun club. Ev. nston has the first leg on this trophy and it is hoped that all the men»t>Mo that possibly can do so will be on hand that day, as the Ave highest scores count, and the more sixteen /aid men the lacal ag- gregation hao the better will be the chance of winding the prize. NAtvtii TON CLUB. The liamiltou club annual pic&ic and outing will occur Saturday, July 12. The place tor holding the event has not as yet been decided. mKJOTKA AND GLENCOK l^unproTement Bonds for Sale Our Modern will be Safety compartments and other â- enable rates. BANK OF M. K. MEYER Winnetka, 111. Estab. 1894 iWJNETKA GARAGE •^ WM. T. WEHifSTEDT, rVor/letoryl SALES MGENTS «p*7^ fi/ Rambler, Studebaker ana American Cars S«x Our Urj-to-date Equiprrfgnl :: and Service Department :: r*/.„/»* Wumttka 166- One Half Block North of N. W. Uepat C. A. F DE. Pine Street and Phone Winnetka 313 Avenue Winnetka, 111. Hubbard Woods Vacant The propefifcr submitted herewith is on* of^hsr^cnoicest of theHarge tracts infJsWDard Woods, west of the station. It has a frontage of 150 Ant and is covered with trees a€d mmme shrub- bery. Most of tlfe tfejff fr# oaks and several of them lu-elp Immense size. Sewers, water, Mliig anljidewalks are all in and tnepfoperty^n ripe for improvement The price of thjb entire piece is only $2,400. Let me show you thla property. JONAS H. MADSEN Phone Wln'ka 348 WINNETKA, ILL. NILSO CUTLER. CrMtagOsr ae» w 2 doota Woet ANDCsMttHNC CMctft Plan Maw 3019 lADiaON ST. Franklin St. in Baaament /?. L. GO €o*ir Ktp*lri*s Pkawriaawtk* 43S Hubbard YsenyQuality Printer Wants Your Business to get' a trial unanimously uality of my serve many It would be to get after ait. I intend Give me convinced. Phone Winnetka 351 HUBBARD WOODS, ILLINOIS gpftCrt ^ife TON PROUTY Police Mkg/strate Juriadlo«l««j4am| fV that •f a Jwatrfebf tls/Peace PROUTY aJUILDING 't- ^rnwarKA fancy Groceries, me PHONE WINNETKA 46 a. 78 noitosi * fiardwaft Hubbard Woods, 111. Fred Strauss Dye Works ^^ -------KSTABUSH» 'tMb j ^J C^lrfETS AND ORIENT^ RVgGQUtAVEp JMJ> DYED ilTS AND ORIENT Main 2649 SHE Chemical Laboratory Connected Whcl Braachea: 2451 Lincoln Ave., Tel. Lia. Kvaaaioa, 1618 O RUgC c« ano^VfJI IELDfj Dyeing and Cleaning of ever> 4«~..ipti«l '« and Retail In 132. 4604 Sheridan Rd., Tel. R>reiu».-.> iâ„¢ ngtoa Ave., Tel. Evaoatan 1677 u»la» Special car*, taritan o-f tadlaa' •â-¼â€¢nine C*wns and claaka. Draparlea and • •pecialtjr. Olovaa claanod •â-  ah*rt a«tte«. J.>fdPH Uphelsteraruui Cabinet Maktr I^AlATTRESSeS AND CUSHfOi^MvlVoafAlffD RENOVATED MATTRESSES AND CUSHIOsrB MkD#AI#D RENOVATED ANTIQUE FURNITmj/ RlaPftlRED Telipltii Wi.iitfci 235 OpptsHt C. & N. W. It. R. Btpat, Hiftlard «»•.«, !»• GUARANTEED FOREVER THE ONLY ElectricJron Equalling tfP^esf m Appearance, Constrmcttokwii EmictJtcy, and st he same tint&tthe Assmf in P^u- Thaf*3XE-bul that's • lot. take a leafataman*}** Lekirik Iron. Yen can slwafyswll this iren by the name and triangle trade mark. TSK IWce f 2.50 "fol Metropolitan Electrical Supply Company EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 180 IF. Lake Street Pk**m:ytai*ttl94--ft** 103 So. WmJfask Ave. '" f!|»a*4ltera»««% raSSMj-'^ 'air*-'/^'v . ;.WS