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â- â- V S^KS^^^ THE LAKE SHORE NEJWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. 1923 is §311 Little Symphony Con- cert January 24 Tardy New Year's Cheer Brings Trio to Court Three cases of intoxication and dis- orderliness were disposed of in magis- trate Mickey's police court this week. Alfred Armstrong, truck driver, was found in an intoxicated condition by patrolman Albert Borre last Saturday morning. Armstrong had left his truck standing in the street. When Borre found him he was unable to walk. Armstrong was releasedwith a $7flne after Nazareth Barsumian, Evanston,, justice of the peace, had signed a $200 recognizance bond vouching for the man's good behavior for the next twelve months. Raymond Sinclair, Chicago, re- ceived a fine of $10 for intoxication and disorderliness. Sinclair was also arrested by Patrolman Borre. "Another Chicago man, fl. R. Cree- don, was arrested by Wilhelm Kruel, one of Wllmette's new policemen, on the same charge that had brought Armstrong to grief. He was given a $10 fine. THANK EVANSTON FIREMEN The Village Board Tuesday evening piHIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIilllllllllinillllllllllHIflHIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH §m Make Your' -Dollal^li'pillli Carry, You,:-.a ' W-M:W9, ip 'he Little Symphony orchestra of m icago, George Dasch, Contiuctor, 1M I present the third concert of the H w Trier Township Orchestral as- li iation series, Wednesday evening, ::$j luary 24, in the high school audi- ble ium! The program is featuring Jjj sques Gordon, distinguished violin- ill! land concert master of the Chicagi 5J$ inphony orchestra, who is the so- "* : for that evening. «r. Gordon is a native of the city of ssa, the southern gateway of Rus- Bi|. He attended the Imperial con- jjl -vatory, his instructor being Franz H ipka, at present conductor of the H ague Philharmonic orchestra. LL SCHOOL BONDS AT lUCTION HERE TONIGHT >n nt S7fir(>»0 Wilmette of this week authorized the dispatch of a letter of thanks to* the Bvanston Fire department in consideration of its valuable assistance in connection with the fire Sunday morning in the Harding block. The board also voted a check for $25 to be placed in the Evanston Firemen's Pension Fund. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIjllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUinilffl See That Your Child Sees Right Poor Vision may lead to serious trouble later, if not corrected now with properly fitted glasses. T^HEY will he your willing slaved and give you the independence of a Kingfâ€"if you tteat them right. Theyp will carry you" seated on a thr^ne--^; you treat them â-  right. â- ----â-  -: '^'. Treating them right means just this: Put them where they can work for youf They will work in this bank-â€"at 3%^ "interest.""-"' """'"" \ â€"â€" \':-;y%^ *T^rfe?^r »%" 1§ lent district four and one-half per _ bonds will be held in the Board if Education rooms in the Byron C. Itolp school this evening at 7:30 'clock, according to an announce- lent made by the board this week. The bonds are a portion of a $120,* 100 bond issue authorized at. an elec- jn September 16, 1922, for the pur- >se of defraying the expense of ing a new school at 17th street 3tween Lake and^Washington ave- les. The total issue consist* of $6,00G jmds maturing each year from July ' 1923, to 1942, inclusive. Bonds of j 1923 maturity will not be executed. _.e remaining $38,000, maturing ,000 each year from July 1, 1924, to j ^2, inclusive, will be ltsaued and sold jjj (ring the coming summer, it is an- Mjiunced. ildren Enjoy First Story Hour at Free Public Library Almost one hundred children crowd- | rihe^vTilmette PuBltc-ltbTaTyâ€"last iturday morning to hear the first of e story telling programs that will fature the remaining weeks'of the Winter. , The programs this year are being ionducted along lines similar to the programs of previous seasons. Stories interest to all grade children will Ibe told by "studentsof the^ School df Speech of Northwestern University, ^ast Saturday's stories were taken from some of Carl Sandberg's produc- tions. . The story-telling hour comes at 11 fo'clock Saturday mornings and is open fto all grade children, according to IMiss Sue Osmatherly, librarian. We Specialize in Examiningâ€" Children's Eyes Roberts £? Goulding OPTOMETRISTS K'iJMks. 'â- mm The First National Bank of Wilmette The Home of the Christmas Club. Mffliiiiiiiiii ^ I 177 W. Jackson Boul. Chicago, 111. THE ATLAS OIL BURNER - { Gravity feedâ€"no noise, no dust, no ashes. Ten years in successful operation { »25 Central Avenue North Shore Sale* Agency Phone Wttmett* 2302« titf Social Happenings Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, of ^Milwaukee, will spend the week-end â- with Mr. W. C. Shurtleff and family, s8K Lake avenue. â€"____ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gram of Al min, 111., were the- weekend- guests if Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ostrom, 719 Washington avenue. Dollar Down During January it will constitute the preliminary pay- ment on __ Electrical *.';';;,;:' iances (bought on terms of Monthly Payments We .include among the goods offered, articles slightly shopworn at ex- tremely low prices. the number of these Is Reduced House Slippers and Spats Reduced l5°/o :^,