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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1919 Doetch to Appear in Panther Game New Addition To Ouilmette Line-up Wiil Play End Against Strong, Unbeaten, Chicago Aggregation The Panthers of Chicago will provide Wilmette' with entertain- ment Sunday afternoon when they meet the local football team in com- bat at Third street and Linden ave- nue. Thf». Panthers are one of the strongest teams or. the south side of Chicrf-TO and no doubt will force the Pv.UiWtte eleven to exert itself in order t-o cop. The Panthers have played two games this y-;;.r one end- ing in '.i scoreler-s t'e r-nd the other 3-3. a fair indication of -heir r.hility v hi .â- ) ore cw --V T:, \h-\ :!n ' • â- >. '.n:- they played belonged to the Amateur Fcoti-;:ii league. \Vi'.;H'.-,e f:ii^ v/cn: ':'. -,,>,>r,inted last Suml.y when St A'!:;'. <',->o:»-:'.1! S'-pnd f:>;ie<l to ;,s>>H-rr for ♦he ':"*me with the local teatn. The truck briiUT- ing them from the south side met with i.n accident and, as they were a good distance away from any trans- portation, it was impossible to reach Wlimette. In the Panther-Ouilmette tussle local followers will be enabled to watch and criticize the work of Doetch, a new and promising left end. He tips the beam at 165 and is fast and clever on his feet. He is only 18 years old but is credited with possessing remarkable strength and the brains to play his position skill- fully. ADVERTISING GETS BUSINESS HARVEST HOME DINNER Bob O' Link golfers are to enjoy their annual "Harvest Home Dinner and Dance", Saturday evening, Oct- ober 25. The event is one of the most important of the season at the Highland Park Golf club and is largely attended by golfers through- out the north shore. Several local players are members of the Bob 0' Link club which is closing its fifth season of activity this year. NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Weeks, 17251 Washington avenue, announce thel birth- of a daughter on Sunday,! October 19; at the Evanston hospital VISITING IN IOWA "Hank" Miller, of Prairie avenue, hurler for the Wilmette Orioles baseball nine, left Monday evening for Iowa where he will visit friends for a month. Announcement Arns' Society Orchestra wish to announce that they are now re-organ- ized, after war service, and are now open for engagements. PHONE WILMETTE 973-R DO YOU KNOW WHEN? T° F*rune' Spray, Plant and Transplant your - trees? This is an expert's work. Be sure you are getting expert service. Your trees are valuable, Do not have them ruined by so-called Tree Trimmers. Information is gratis. INVESTIGATE TUAMiC I I VMm VILLAGE FORESTER, by Appointment, liiuMAa J. LinLil TO W1NNETKA AND KENILWORTH TWO PROUTY ANNEX, WINNETKA PHONE WINNETKA 1294 S««5A5S««Jg$5W/Wi^^ "Mr. Van Camp, the baked bean man, put it right when, asked what kind of advertising is most fruitful, he repli*d that he could not tell, but that what he did know was that When he advertised he got the busi- ness, and when he didn't advertise, be didn't get it, and he proposed to keep on advertising." KETTER BROS. TAX1CAB AND EXPRESS SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE PHONE WILMETTE 134 - 135 HEMSTITCHING BUTTON COVERING PLEATING TUCKING I Singer Sewing Machines, Cash or Easy Payments. Also Accessories | Heminway Rope Silk for Waisls, Dresses, Etc. A. M. CARY 1131 GREENLEAF AVE. TELEPHONE WILMETTE 2354 WILMETTE, ILL. eSctricWashing Machine* Eden,$i23 Thor, $125 Almetal, $132 £..«:*?. Our Simplex Ironing Machines EASY PAYMENTS* PATTERSON BROS. ANS leph You Can See Us From the L «:â- ,:,. KW DAVIS STREET, EVANSTON $*#**'" Telephone Evans.oa 654 Telephone Wilmette 526 Subscribe for Your Local Paper wtmmm Big S3-: ml wmwMstMWMmmmmwvmm Dr. Charles E. Geisse Osteopathic Physician Phone Wil. 2052 11 SO Wilmette Are s*//////f//JV/S///SSWM*////'f////SStM7SSS/7S. SAFE INVESTMENT As illustrated and described in former copies of this paper we will s-oon have a fireproof warehouse in our vicinity. W.irehouses never fail to pay good dividends and there is no reason why this would not be true in this territory. Kindly telephone Wilmette 32 for further particulars. EP? JOSEPH P. BORRE The Country Grocery and Market Phono Wil. -180-181 Grass Pu\nt SPECIALS jMoson Jars, pint, doz......75; cjrsr.rt, do~on ............85r. 'Cri^co, p&u'..id............. .40c iDysr Pork &nd Beams, 2 can* for......................?Sc Heme Creased Chickens to Order BREAD mm. DCTTCD DDCA ft* £*?â- '.*- *>" .....-i. M3* WE WILL MAKE ITm; ^^Mlililiil GOOD NEWS! The 1920 aiieirr That is Salient which is strikingly manifest or which catches the attention at onceâ€"Webster. IS IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES To all who are interested in automobiles and especially to those who have waited so long for a Salient Six, this announcement is good news. We have just received a shipment of STEPHENS Sahent Sixes and are now in a position to promise immediate deliveries. All eight models in the 1 920 series are included. A complete line. In this new 'rood.;!, the Stephens has excelled.itself. The reliability an< r.ouranee are in '^^- in greater decree than eve; before. . i he economy performance of the Salient Six is one of the sensations "of the present year in mc-tordom. . The beauty of the Salient Six is a lasting joy. The built-in â-  comfort of the Salient Six endears it to the heart of every owner. We don't ask you to buy. Just step in and,see one of the modelsâ€" or ask for a demonstrationâ€"and the Salient Six will do the rest. THE GENERAL MOTOR: of ILLINOIS Headquarters and Service Station, 1019 Davis Street Tel Evanston 578 ~=m *Mi