The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

i^^^Sflii^^^SI^ IhI .tlkriliSRi VawSa Friday, june ftm Children's Day will be observed in a beautiful combination service at 11 o'clock. The Primary department of the School will sing in unison "Blossom Time," Mrs. A. J*. Page • singing the obligato. Imogene Paddock will recite "How to Give," represent- ing the Junior department. The min- ister will give a Children's Day Mes- sage, and baptize infants presented for Christian Baptism. The entire SchooMs invited to share in the ser- vice. Regular session of the school at'9:45. \ â- â-  • - ^^^fi^s^t^fr Prof. Burch of Garrett Biblical In- stitute will deliver his second lecture oh the "Sermon on the Mount" to the Men's Bible Class at 9:45, in the Ma- sonic parlors. Dr. Burch will deliver four lectures on this subject. Last Sunday's lecture was introductory. The lecture this Sunday will be on the fifth chapter of Matthew. Vesper Service at 5:30. Message by Mr. L. Pi Kunstman. *-'. The Official Board; in its June meet- ing last Monday evening heard de- tailed reports concerning the boys camp being established by the parish and authorized the following commit- tee: Benj. N. Cox, Pierre Bontecou, L. P. Todd, CN. Stokes, Elmer Wil- iams* C. H. Mann, Carl Zipprich, A. J. Nystrom, and Mr. Dee A. Stoker. The prospectus will be issued, in a- few days and enrollment will W*com^ pleted about the 20th of June. The camp will open some time afj^r the tentji of July. •â-  â- â€¢. }# T4ie^irl Scouts will camp Aj^ke Pleasant, Wisconsin, eighteen^..miles northwest of Geneva, the camp open- ing July 13. Enrollment for this camp is now being secured. :^.|>; Monday afternoon at , J^M^: Division One will have its "Barrel "Opening" at the home of Mrs. C, a. Lundberg, 1538 Walnut avenue.. . Services in Rose Hill Cemetery at the graves of former ministers of this conference will be ^fld June 11, Chil- dren's Day. It is asked that flowers be brought tor this purpose. ^/^::^;,f; Division 11 of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety of the Methodist church will meet Tuesday afternoon at .2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. G. N. Culver", 910' Elmwood avenue." l^^^^^^r: ----------1 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Next SuHday~1s Children's^Day: All parents and friends, of members of the Church School, are cordially invited to the service which will be held at eleven o'clock in the Audi- torium, The Beginner, Primary and Junior Departments will take a large part in the program and' all mem- bers of the school will attend. This is one of the most interesting events of the yearâ€"and almost the most important for those, participating. The Board of Deacons will hold its .June meeting Tuesday, June 13, at the home of Dr. D. J. Davis, 721 Elm- wood avenue. : ^ The Church Council will meet in the Parlor Wednesday -evening, June vesner Service at »: su» xaessaRBuy ««j jt«*«*v* *» c«»«m»w*j -»Tv.u.us, v.»-~ nU, «0i«.m, «... »~ .~...~-----.--- â€" - the njTstor Music by Junior choir anfr 14, at eight orelock^ After a.nahorMle^ his prominence for some time in local the pastor. MUSIC Dy Junior ^uwr uu ..,,.*«_. _ftrv lmnftrfo„* „.**. ^.,«,Mi,« k„+ mnatlv tar hia work rational service very important mat- ters of business will be brought up and plans^foiL^the^coming year dis- cussed. Every member of the Coun- cil is urged to attend this meeting. The Roosevelt Troop of Boy Scouts meet each Friday at the Church, Company "A" meeting at 3:30 and Company "B" at 7:30. Harold M. Gil- more, Scoutmaster. J** is the kingdom of God?|^ Mark 10:14. Subject of Sermon: "The Child The Pestival of the Holy Trinity. i_â€" Qospel. John 3:1-16. - Epistle. Romans 11:33-36^; # The first faiecliieal class %f the Mission was- confirmed* last Sunday. ReVi Herseh^had charge-ot the servic- es.We were indeed happy to have a .large attendance. \^r:;:'i-^:^r^i^^ ^Sunday School and Bitoje Class, 9:45 O'ClOCk." ' â- â€¢i?-'. ^ W^^^J>S^:Xj-.' â- ::;!â- !> />/" " â€"Chuf cH ^er^iceTir o^cloek. Services held at the Wilmette Wom- an's club, Tenth street and Greenleaf avenue. ' Bellamy to Appear "in^'£:'^21 Summer Road Theatricals Ralph R. Bellamy, accomplished yojng north shore actor, is leaving June 14 with a road company, to tra- vel during the summer theatrical sea. son. -';'- â€"'"'V"^"* ;-â-  Mr. Bellamy will be remembered for Imilliner* HATS FANC:||GOQDS Something Ne Clelildj^BIbckid and Remodeled m0M HP** chen Curtains Stamped to belf Embroidered * riN K E Rl &1 EL 1 N K E R MILLINERY and DRY GO00% 'I2f7 Wilmette Avenue Jttti west of the tract* W?h°** WU.2*t? &,$k M ff^ijg ENGLISH LUTHERAN "Children's Day"' â- 'Suffer the little children to come unto me; forbid them not; for of such dramatics, but mostly for his work with the North Shore Players. He was for a time with* the "William Owen company when that group played the""Servant In the Mouse" at New Trier auditorium. He displayed unusual talent at this- performance, taking the role oipVIanson. Wilmette Lodge No. 931, A. F. and A. M., is to attend the services at the First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday, June 25, upon the occasion of St. John's Day. There will be a spe- cial sermdn. FullMeasure Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Fader have taken a suite at the North Shore hotel, Bvanston. The A T^ Sherman "oW Fellows l*dge, 892, and; *to*±jWjtt Ix>dge of Bvanston will c°nd«ct «£ lOSrT Annual Memorial Day Service in the church at the Vesper Hour, •'â- 5:30, June 18.m ^ -mfv:\-^Mm Members of Wilmette^dgeNJ. 931, A. F. and A, M., ^"^e^P with this congregation on St_ John s Day, June 25,^the 11 o'clock hour. Mrs. j. T. Edwards, 1003 Forest Avenue, was elected president of the Ladies" Aid for the eh suing year, a the annual election of officers, Tnurs day, June First. Mrs. Gordon MT"CuTv_ _ w6od^venw, ^s elected president of tha Woman's Home Missionary socie^ at Se annual election of offl^ 'cers last Friday. __ ^ Bpworth I^a^e^fi0^,^ ing at 6:15. Ralph English will lead. Intermediate Epworth League meet- inig at 6:15. We invite your Inspection of the Abso-Clean The Improved. %||S||i| ;TT Vacuum 'Wali^ No oilingT==â€" Solid construction CLOTHES ABSOLUTELY WILL NOT TANGLE OPP. VILLAGE THEATRE "Profit by Our Service" PHONE WIL. 214 BJIjgr( PANNEMARK'Su^njHOP OPEN EVENINGS EASY TERMS fcfft WSim â€"when you buy lumber Transact your lumber business with the dealer who guarantees satisfaction. Every member of the Chicago Retail Lumber Dealers Association recognizes the im- portance of Standard Gradesâ€"Guaranteed Quality- Full Measureâ€"Prompt Service. Every dealer shown below guarantees these things to you. These dealers use the trade-mark CBLDA iâ€"i: to identify their lumber. Buy from themâ€"look for the trade-markâ€"it is your protection. It appears on die delivery ticket and on each lot of lumber. UlliiiSlill CHICAGO RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS ASSOCIATION ...... Stock Exchange Building, 'Ckhw^^^^M These dealers use the CRLD A irSie^arh Andrews Lumber & Mill Co. John Bader Lumber Co. Bader, Peterson, Cook Co. Barnes & Borden Lumber Co. Barr« Collins Bay State Lumber Co. , Berwyn Lumber & Coal Co. Builders Lumber Co. ^ John E. Burns Lumber Co. WTl Cadle, Jr., Lumber Co. I. C. Deacon Co. __ S.J.DeVries©Co. Evanston Lumber Co. Fifty-Ninth Street Lumber Co. George Green Lumbar Co. Hdtmann Lumber Co. Hermosa Lumber Co. Edward Howes Lumber Co. Kemler Lumber Cot'MBilffiali||i Lakeside Lumber ©Mfg. Co-ifp â- Lord Lumber Co. • â- â- ... â-  SlSilai fhe Lord & Bushnell Co.' tp|S Manhattan Lumber Co. ,\' Itlliff Maywood Lumber & Supplies Co. Mears-Slayton Bldg. Material Co. North Side Lumber « Timber Co. North Western Lumber Co. Pulaski Lumber Co. |J|;ll||IS\Ci^ ; Rietz 'Lumber C6^^^^0$X^P~ Rittenhouse & Embree Co. 1'"'"" Adam Schillo Lumber Co. | A. T. Stewart Lumber Co. Street-Chatfield Lumber Co. Thornton-Claney Lumber Co. Winnctka Coal-Lumbtr T O^/L Zeis Lumber Co. LOOK FOR THIS TRADE-MARK WHEN YOU BUY LUMBER .mil BD[Z333IIOZEMHniELi3l 'sviSM Aridj^ Wear You won't hare to Wd^ cost of Clothes if you give us an oppor- tunity to show you how your Clothes may be restored to practical newness. By our thorough dry cleaning method we render a service that is most satisfy- ^ng. We believe you will welcome the 1559 Sherman PALACE MeaN Evanston Illinois Native Rib Roast of Beef, Faiugr Leg of Ltdlib, â- ':'^"='ID« "â- â- *-%" » ..... '*-?'•' « »' « » ?^^7< opportunity to save on your Clothes -B^llVMTQrir**- â-  â- â- ----â- â- -Ar\iT---------â€":----------------:â€"â- ------:------ fcattowancei Pliti. Kaplan ^s |>h|n|^ilmette 667 627 Railroi^t Ave Shoulder of Veal Rcmst,! Shoulder of Lamb Roast, m Hindquarter i!f^^^^^0 m Lamb9 â-  ^Mf t% - j-::&'2'::: v*'â€"% :jp: f per H^ ......... .'.."•38 54c Very Best Plate Corned H Dee* ,.,..••••••••• Mt§^2- Choice Pot Roastfff :^i5%c Fresh FlanfcSteak^l55 .J!8c Fr^#li RrnokfiftlH Butter. 4Qc Fresh Dressed Broilers Fresh Dressed Broiliiig^>i;^^ Chickens ..... v. >||.26%e Fancy Roasting Chickens, lb. . .^ s .-s±» *^>. ^ .^. 3S54c 'mm Very Best Sirloin Steak, Very Best Porh^ steak, lb. . i;. ...«*.. .*5wc Fresh Pork Loins, whblej^ i ID. . .t? i, . i . .... • ».»•••••> /2** Chops, lb* .... ... .Sue Peacock Bacon, whole slab, ;!^j^Jb«-^ .^,..'....'.".- • • • • .32/2^5 *piS ri^rfl Very Best Round Steak, """':"'ln» -^'•#V::#^#*:«•,'* â- .â- â- Â»â€¢'•â- â- -• • '•â- â- 'â- '• •â- â- *:.*J^ o&*» wm '&i0ff. ..fas! HERE^IffitSAV^ ssii^iiSi: '.;^MK^