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mmmm mm 10 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS BstAbllshsd ltll with which la combined THE WILMETTB LOCAL IfEW8 _________Bat»bUah»d lttt_____________ IIHUBD FRIDAY OP BACH WEEK by LAKE SHORE PUBLISHING COMPANY ISIS Central Ave.. WUmette. 111. Telephone .Wllaette 11 SUBSCRIPTION .§2.00 A YEAR All communications must bo ac eompanled by the name and addrosajot Public schools witf- thH writer. Articles for publication should reach this office by Wednesday afternoon to insure appearance In current lasuo. Resolutions of condolence, cards of thanks, obituary poetry, notices of •ntertainments or other, affairs where an admittance charge will be made or a collection taken, will be charged for at regular advertising rates. Entered at the postofflce at Wllmette, Illinois, as mall matter of the second class, under the act of March S. 1879. FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921 The Mothers' Day Posy - Mothers"Day is to be celebrated â€"this year, according to the* proclama- tion of the International Mothers' Day association, without flowers, pos sibly as a protest against the dispo sition to commercialize the occasion, possibly as an expression of a de- sire to stimulate a disposition to the exercise of economy, as the pro- nouncement of the association reads. _ It has been a pleasing custom of the pastfor everybody to wear the single carnation on Mothers' Day as a little tribute to Motherhood, a very small sacrifice to make even when any sacrifice was necessary. The ben- efit of the wearing of the flower has fallen in much fuller measure -upon the sons and daughters than upon the Mothers, because of the wholesome effect upon the soul of man to reflect upon the spirit of sacrifice which has always marked the relationship be- tween child and mother. The International Mothers' Day as- sociation has decreed against the ob- sefvanc«râ„¢of Mothers' Day in the usual fashion, but there is nothing to _ prevent ttve personal-foilowing-o£ custom by individuals. It is a grace- ful thing to do, worth all it costs and more, and a healthy exercise of the capacity for appreciation of the love and service which has been given them during their years of depeml- -ence. â€"----------â€"-------â€" _â- _- N©r Altered By Circumstances The Supreme court has refused to review the cases ,of the eighty radi- cals who were convicted in 1918 of seeking to obstruct the draft and the men will be returned to the federal penitentiary, in accordance with their senfe~nce at the time of their conviction. This is the exception -to prove -the rule- that circumstances alter cases. It affords a precedent that may well govern the disposition of all cases of persons who sought in any way to prevent the successful carrying out of the war aims of the nation. , Just at this moment there may be mo opportunity for men who exercised themselves endeavoring to obstruct the program of this country in its preparation to take its part, in the ^reaT^warriJur it^Tnay"Tsfely be as- 4ne4=*hart-~the Tnoment such oppor~ "~v LXty presented itself they would re- su their tactics of the war period. tlis as a precaution against their c of loyalty to the country that ~ir conviction is justified, not be- j«^e of what they succeeded in do- j\ in the early days of the war. lat'lack of loyalty will continue to jirect their activities. The way of "safety lies in keeping them where „ they will be so circumscribed in their movements that they will have no chance-to do any harm. FOX TROT CONTEST The Bulla Bulla club will bold its grand fox trot contest at Jones' hall, Wllmette, Thursday evening. April 28. On this" occasion the champion- ship of the north shore will be de- cided. The contest is open to all. Spe- cial music has been arranged for and a good time assured. It is still lawful for the prune to get stewed. â€" Florida Tiii (Jacksonville). Dr. Miller, Osteopath, am! nt-rvfnij rfiw Shore Hotel. specialist In .filers. Xnrfh Phone Evanston 6424. Adv\â€"-LTGl7-tfc ARDEN SHORE, IS TOPIC AT IMPORTANT MEETING North Shore Residents Invited To Hoar Dr. Harriot Cooke ToU Of Work Among Boy Toilers Important matters concerning Ar* den Shore, rest camp at Lake Bluff, will be discussed at a special meet- ing~to-heJield atthe Wilmettc Wom- an's club Thursday. April ^Tat 2130 o'clock. Dr. Harriet Cooke^ of the Vocational Bureau of the Chicago ct- mg. Dr. Cooke is one of the physicians in charge of the undernourished chil- dren who are senj to the camp be- cause their working certificates have been refused,, and she is most inter- ested in and devoted to her work. She Will have matyy^pathetic airrh amusing stories to tell of these for- lorn little bread-winners who are be- ing given a chance for health and happiness at the big. homelike camp. Arden Shore workers from every section of the north shore are urged to attend this meeting and everyone whether worker, subscriber, or pros- pective subscriber will be most wel- come. MsgestK Underground Garha^elfeccivcr Sanitary garbage disposalâ€" underground â€" is accomplished with the Majestic Underground Garbage Receiver. Dogs can't upset it as they do die ordinary unsightly - garbage can. Flies and vermin can not get to it. It b sanitary and odor-proof. A MAJESTIC UNDERGROUND GARBAGE RECEIVER Is Sanitary Con venien 1 Odor Proof Ry Proof Dog Proof and Saves Money LET US SHOW YOU Angert Wire and Iron Works Phone Englewood 7498 6024-32 Grove Avenue CHICAGO OYBUR I 115 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Evenings 7 and 9 Saturday April 23 MAX UNDER The Famous French Comedian in 4* Seven Years Bad Luck" Pathe News Rolin Comedy NEXT WEEK Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday April 25, 26 and 27 VERA GORDON The Famous Star of "Humoresque" In "The Greatest Love" One of the Most Thrilling Dramas ever Produced Thurs. and Fri., April 28 and 29 CHARLES RAY "THE OLD SWIMMING HOLE" The wonderful picture which tells its story without a title Based upon the great poem of James Whitcomb Riley Saturday April 30 ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN In "The Miracle of Manhattan." LORD'S b* Lingerie Department __ which will prove irresistably appealing, particu- larly to the June bride, now buying helTfousseau. at 5.95 at 8.50 A WHITE WASH S A T I N is hemstitched; the center, front and back have double panels which give the wearer a feeling or security, eltirnnaTing~The pos- sibility of seeing through it. the waistline. ____^____ AX ORCHID COLORED GEORC A' BEAUTIFUL QUALITY OF WHITF^WASH- SATIN is^ used to make this garment; hem- stitching, rows of it which meet circles,of it, form the trimming of rhe ftcmnce. It has elastic^ at ETTE makes an exquisite one which .â- â- â- '-â€" has four tucks and wide val lace O |JA • on the flounce; its price is......OaDU "APTNK CREPITT)^ CHINE UN- DER SKIRT which has a flounce made of cotton chantilly, wide val lace and in- serts"of filet is perhaps the %m (IP â- loveliest of all: its price is. tt^H^Iw------â€":â€" 4â€": PUT A BRAVE FRONT ON IN THE WAY OF A MODESTY VEST â€" AND BEHOLD! fWO GARMENTS IN ONE. We have had them in stock only a few days and a great number have been sold. They are a great convenience. at 4.50 at 5.50 1 at 6.50 A flesh wash satin camisole, has a pin tucked georgette ves- tee which is white; val lace trims it. Another flesh was h satin camisole has a white georgette \cs- tee; this one has halt inch tucks and lace trimming. A white wash satin camisole, has a very fine embroidered net vestee; real filet trims tiujemw F0VN1AIN SQVARE EVAN5TQN The Nicest Store In Town