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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1921 25 A. S. VAN DEUSEN KVANSTON. ILL WILMETTE. ILL. Evanton. November__5__i9iai Mr B# f. Weber* Sditor of our Home Town Paper. Pear Sir: I understand that you are celebrating •Home Town Paper" week, and I would like to express to you the pleasure I have had in deal« log with The Lake Shore News. In the fir8t place I want to commend the efficient management and personnel pT your office, and also of your composing room. I feel that I am competent to Judge the paper from an advertising standpoint/ and am very glad to say that I know I have gotten out of every advertisement many times more than was put into it* There are probably many people in Wil- mette who do not know that their printing can be done here with just as fine workmanship as anywhere, and I believe that everyone should trade in Wilmette if they can. Every Job of printing I have received from you has been splendidly done, and the price has been right* The Lake Shore News is very necessary to Wilmette, and should be recognized to the limit. Very Respectfully, Borneo Natives Fond of Bead*. The natives of Borneo are the great head lovers of the world. In many instances there are collections of beads which have been In one imuily tor centuries, and which Cannot be bought, they are so cherished by the owners. An examination of these col- lections often reveals some precious gems, which have been cut by the native artisans in bead shape. ggBZg8B^ZBgZZZ5BBZBBBZBB2ZS5BBEBgg Community Dancing Every Tuesday Evening BYRON C. STOLPH SCHOOL 10th and Central Class Lesions 7:45pt&?36 Dancing 8:30 to/llHM) fZSSSSSSS/S/j >»»»»»>»»»>»»»», TSS/SSSSSa Dr. Charles E. Geisse Osteopathic Physician Wil.2052 1150 Wilmette Ave. RESIDENCE PHONE S57 "For Sale" Ads Sell A Phone Call and 30c Lots and Lots of Lots I Places a three-line ad GAIRING FINE ARTS. PICTURE AND MIRROR FRAMING Complete line of Thanksgiving and Christmas greeting cards. 1613 Orrington Ave. Evanston, 111. + + * + * * * + + WMM/JMM& + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + * + + + + + ++* + * + ♦ + JUNIOR RED CROSS AIDS CITI- ZENSHIP IN ILLINOIS. That the boys and girls of today who are to b« the men and women of tomorrow are learning the value of good citizenship not only in their own communities but throughout the world, is shown by the $-'10,123 mem- bers enrolled in the NfHi Junior Auxil- iaries of the American Red Cross here in this state. More tlitui five million pu- pils in the public, parochial and pri- vate schools of the United States are enrolled In this great organization. Here In Illinois a number of other Junior activities have been carried on with the help of the teachers. More than 880 toys were made by Juniors in Champaign, and sent over- seas to children's schools in the devastated regions. Dixon made 'a feature of the work in civics. Hot lunches were provided from Junior funds in Granite City and Plhckneyville. This work is consid- ered a great help to nutrition serv- ice', which is another Red Cross ac- tivity often carried on in the schools. Milk was distributed in schools in Pe- tersburg and financed by the Juniors. In many of the Chicago schools the sick and unfortunate i. .unig the serv- ice men as well as inmates of chil- dren's hospitals and various institu- tions have become the especial inter- est of the different schools. pro- grams have been provided for the na- tients by the Juniors, concerts and story hours arranged for their amuse- ment. A number of garments were made by the children for hospital use of convalescent ex-service men.. ___Activities for this year in Illinois are well under way. Schools are en- rolling as auxiliaries to carry on the various objects. To curry on this work and increase its scope as well as the many other vital community services which the Red Cross chapters are rendering In their communities it one of the objectives of the Annual Roii which opens on November 11, â-  Armistice day, and continues until T! tinksgiving. Subscribe To Yew Local Peper Solar and Lunar Halos. Dor'jns of distinct forms of solar and lunar halo have been classified. Some are very common, while~otb have been observed "ply once or twice in the history of «<â- Â»Â«â€¢â€¢#»/»», N O wonder the children love our bread. It appeals to their sense of full, rich, satisfactory taste. It is the bread that will please* all of your folks. You must have heard about its pleas- ing qualities. Wilson's Bakery 1162 Wilmette Ave. An 8-page book, printed in invisible ink, not water colors, with drawings and cut- outs to which you merely apply a wet brush and presto!â€"the silhouettes are transformed into paintings with the bril- liancy^ and yet the velvety softness of a masterpiece. FREE in Next Sunday's icago Herald and Examiner all the colors of the rainbow* One Hun- dred Timber Tot Dolls. Double page of False Faces, colored, to be used as cut- outs. Mystic pictures of Birds and Butter- flies. Full Page of Doll Cut-Outs. Don- key Game for young and old. Wonderful Oriental Painting, brought to life with a dab of water. FRANKLIN Sales and Service The car everyone would like to own Gage Motor Sales Co. Phone 5700 1629 Orrington Ave., Evanston DANNEMARK'S ELECTRIC SHOP Famous Tubular ICE SKATES AND SHOES RACING OR HOCKEY will be given away to every boy and girl for a few hours of pleasant spare-time after school. Full details can be had from our local dealer. ORDER NEXT F. L. 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