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'<*?:fll^;fP?!;i8' ^S'WiWMMfWSiWW^M -'"'-â€""..........-•"'^««'~-^---« > THE LAKE SHORE NEWg,;:FRIDAYfaMARCH'lg EAST END BUSINESS « AREA CROWS RAPIDLY Wiyette's East End business dis- trict, commonly referred to as the •*L" Terminal section, is enjoying a rapid development^ especially since the new Schallman building at the south west corner of Linden avenue and Fourth street has been completed. This new commercial structure now houses two real estate offices, a high class meat market, an enterprising drygoods store, a plumbing shop of- fice and a grocery. Besides, these, two new stores are to open for busi- ness within the next two or three weeks. An up-to-date fruit market is to occupy the vacant store room on Linden avenue. The corner site will be occupied as a combined confectionery, light lun- cheon and florist establishment. John Pappas, proprietor of eight similar stores in Chicago, is the owner. Fix- tures valued at $25,000 will be install- ed. Here will be set up a complete ice manufacturing plant, with window refrigerator coil. Ice cream, , sodas, light lunchs, cigars and cigarettes will be the commodities purveyed in the Pappas emporium. Opening day will be announced soon and it is a day to be anticipated. Mr. Pappas prom- ises a generous and gratis distribu- tion of floral favors. CHarterTrainTor Trip To "Casey" Pin Tourney Memebcrsâ€"of OuihneUeâ€"council Knights of Columbus will charter a special car to take its bowlers and fans to the National "Casey" tourna- ment at Milwaukee on Sunday, April 8. The dale was postponed from April 1 at a meeting of the council Tuesday of this week. 'Chicago 'Dentist' Buy*.§jj|||j Greenleaf Avenue Lot Dr. A. L. Boman, Chicago dentist, has just purchased the Gloor sixty- foot lot on Greenleaf avenue, east of Third street. M. E. Barker and com- pany made the sale, and report that Dr. Boman will erect an elegant brick home on the property this coming summer. H. H. Harrison, who recently sold his home on Park avenue, has pur- chased the Jiome of Mrs. Martha g. Williams at corner of Fifth street and Gregory avenue. This transaction was handled tn'rough the office of M. E. Barker and company. Samuel H. Davis, who was recently transferred to the New York office of the Fleischman Yeast company, has sold his home at 1320 Central avenue to W. G. Luscombe, who will move to Wilmette about May I. M. E. Barker and company represented both seller and purchaser. 1923. â-  "::;-w:5*:'S^®|s»i!ifeiiS::',;i i";.. i '" -â-  , -i- ":' ' â- â- â- â- â- â- â- -â- â- tA^*&M*tomM. â- â- Â«â- â- â- â- < f m Library Plaza Designer Wins Beaux Art Honors In a letter just received by Victor Carlson,----wettâ€"knownâ€"Evan st on builder, it is stated that George D. Conner, designer of the Library Plaza hoiteli, has won the highest honor among 470 contestants from all parts of the world seeking en- trance to L'Ecole des Beaux Arts at Paris. Two other Americans, Lance Gowen of the University of Cali- fornia and Gordon McCormick of Princeton won second and third honors.â€"The fourth and fifth -fronocy went to. French students, with the balance of the awards scattered among other nations. Entrance requirements to the Beaux-Arts school are extremely dif- ficult and to gain admission is alone considered an honor. There were only Phone Wilmette 2600 721 Main St., Wilmette, HI. MOTORS SERVICE, Inc. EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE CARBON BURNED $0.50 Per Cylinder No motor will act properly with carbon in the cylinders. ^Ninety per cent of all motor troubles, such as fouled spark plugs, loss of power, sticky valves, diluted lubrication, etc., are due to carbon. For this money there is nothing will help your car more. J. C. Slown A. B. Van Deusen Water Heaters Bought in our current sale obtain for buyers the lowest possible price and as the appliances are installed without cost a saving amounting to more than $25 in each case, g We have had to largely increase the number of Lovekins origin- ally ordered, but we advise action. Terms of payment $10 down and $10 a month Demonstrations at our Gas and Electric Stores, Evanston ^_ 911 Cliurch Street Our Wilmette customer* may reach our ^ ~ Evantson Stores or any Department in our -.'; Evanston office through phone Wilmette 58. ' Public Service Company of Northern Illinois 62 vacancies this year of which 45 were allotted to French students. Seventeen Americans competed, Business Men's Bowling League of Wilmette: Horn With West Horn 139-167-170 Gaither 129-135-131 Arns 183-131-155 Miller 180-114-146 Schaefer Ely ,. 141-150-174 113-150-184 Gruver 163-181-167 Farrarini 125-160-139 Lauridsen West 108-135-138 124-161-130 Total 722-790-806 Total 683-647-728^ Soule With Schur 142-139-131 Johnson 130-152-163 130-149-174 Hermanson 178-189-165 121-165-174 Backman 124-170-114 159-155-175 Schur 122-121-146 159-112-108 Dannemark 181-134-147 Total 711-720-745 Total 735-766-735 ;Soule Borre Eber Curley Mills WASHINi Skolrie Motor Co. 712-714-716 Elm Street Winnetka Authorized FORD Dealers m '&m Service Rendered iiB;" ^%e-tftan^ho-knows" how frr-t^a^hing: »^mâ„¢- iatfesii well - and .uses his knowledge to benefit.. his :|1|S|^H:; .feHowj.^ render s:r.^ ;4 For 14 years;tn'i£:i$b*e & by men who KNOW Oriental rugs '(attd-alt®^^'.:; high class rugs, and carpets).:and how to ^^^^:- clean thenu -Advice pr;..8iervyj|c)e;-..0n.:,.|^r^!5|^^^J|- dered you intelligently. '^:?^NiSIS^i^i^*^ We could give you the names of hundreds of north shore people who;'through',.expe'ri-i^^^^ ~€nce, have come -to place implicit .trustâ- -inUf^^J Kashian Brothers' Work'.ond..Quality^.^'^®|^^ But we do not think this is necessary. Our 14^ears^3f^e^y^fioivl:h^^eak for themselves.:/ â-  ,;•;.â- â- â- â€¢:.'.... :v.;, .;,v, â- ^z^a-'-}--'^^^^'. asnianv.iros mmm tior^ii^Ru^'Wix^'. Cleaners of Oriental and Domestic Rugs v yBCT â- â- â-  ' • •..â- ;..:-::.! ' !:*:Xfr:r7\zX- ..^V:^,,^:;:.^.^^ ^^^ SSI ^XTftter mealu tiglifMd fea^ and free command over one's self; order is pmver/r-^^Mmh. - -. "T,,â- :â-  'r;;::?.':. ^'7y-"TrT:'f"':"xv'] Two-tone solid mahogany Sheraton period piece $135,00 My own little corner that may be closed from prying eyes. But when it is opened, a score of pigeonholes, drawers and nooks are unfolded for my use. In my escritoire all my papers that record my affairs are kept in perpetual order. The file racks on the inside of the doors make it easy to separate those matters which demand! immediate atten- tion from the routine records. A secretary desk of pure Sheraton design. Constructed of solid mahogany throughout. Finished in antique sjtyle that gives it charm and beauty. ]^ This is the desk you have been searching forâ€"a place to workâ€" a place to keep your notes and documents in ORDER. One visit to the Brown-Umlandt store in Evanston will make you want to come again and again. You will find many unusual things that make furnishings individual and different^ * â-  â-  .1 uli'niir tSSSJSherman^Aye. Next to the Ring Tins; Off Phone Evanston 7904 Next to tkc Ring.' Ting f^ggf, £5&£fc#f MMMilll ' liltttH -*•â€"- "*â- ' m±