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Wilmette's baseball season will be formally launched Sunday afternoon, July 1, when the proud diamond stors of the community initiate their new field at JtHe Municipal Playgrounds at 3 o ctocjc 1>y taking qn the strong Iroquois club, a traveling aggregation of the in|er- Ctty Inter-State league of which the locals also are members. â- ?â- $..-*;-v Se«k String of Wins Practicing on improvised or foreign diamonds while awaiting th«L Spmpje- tion of the big job on the new munici- pal playgrounds, the A; CVtae^^nstti- able under the ciixumstaii^)r fW***e about ready, now thai theMhatifclpeir own lot, to get some swee^revenfe and register a string of irfcwies^^ -^ % The first g*me of the^ prospective string oi wins is planned for this Sun- day, the locals _iee|ing confident _ of putting-a" crimp m the well-oiled .Iro* quois machine. Here's hoping 1 cSThe second battle on the home lot will bring the husky Ouilmetlte /K^ of C. line-up to the new diamond. These fellows nosed out the A. C's a few weeks ago in an excjtmg affeir on the Gross Point lot, T|e| flUCs ate out Washington avenuer hat i>een given a lot of attention in past. weeks and is now in fair shape for play. When the job is completed Wilinette will have one of the finest; baseball founds on the north shores i^. . • A Meanwhile, its up M the fans to get theif lungs in shape for the double holi- day attractions ne^ weefc^itoe Sunday battle and the game for the Fourth of July. The boys , would like to see a record attendance on opening day. Members of the A. Cs have taken it upon themselves to turn carpen- ters for the time, With the result that pai ptaygruuuua, we "• ^ ? "•"• â„¢- ters for tne time, wun tnc rcsu« ipi aged to do tattle _oniy_jtH0Cfr-^^ j,ave been litis season. In. both^nstancesttsey^fc T^cwidect^orifie fair fans. No stand perienced the sting of defeat^pardon- v through the ball game for th ing through the ball game for the ladies, the boys promise. Local Dentist it Champ Mutkie Angler of Season , Dr. C. B, Blake, well known JlVilmette dentist, is considerable of an angler ac-r cording to reports from Manitowish, northern Wisconsin. Dr. Blake, one learns, holds £he record to date of fit*, teen muskies landed on one day. Pishing in Manitowish waters is the finest in several years, it is reported. This season a fish register is being kept ._----- _T-------+ «»-.7*- «. . Ui in which anglers register the number sto make even with the stalwart iuughts 0| |egaj an<j undersized muskies they ^and have _booked a game for Fourth j,ave k4Skd<ed each day. of July. Borre and Robinson Will do the battery work for the A. Cs^ while Miller and Heinzen and Kusmertz's are expected to operate for the K. of C. lads. Game time is 3 o'clock., , .|j|;.;x:V Diamond in Good Shap* The new diamond at 17tfi_street and ARTIST PUPILS' CONCERT Artist pupils of Oscar Deis will ap- pear on Thursday evening in Com- mencement concert at Kimball hall, Chicago, in piano concertos of Liszt and Saint-Saens. . xm^WXTCH YOUR SPINE â- :' : fflrtOk-••acut€faf^e1Ix1c^ conditions, whicli have resisted the ordinary methods of treatment, respond to % CHIROPRACTIC SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS ^ ^ LESLIE W. JONES, M.D., DC. PHYSIGim^CHmOPRACTOR'-OCUUST Eyes Examined and Cissies Fittedâ€"when necessary Wilmette Office: Room 27. Brown Building Hours: 10 to 12 A. M.; 2 to 5 P. M.; 7 to 8 P. M^ Offifce Tel. Wilmette 25571 M Residence Tel. Wilmette 2558 J,..l,,(,'"; VAr^TOlgBjypJMNG -.-r$fcS *-&-5i&X EVANSTON, ILLINOIS t§k;>mU*m ijtiit mm tft| Conwme0§ H ;;^^;.^^;^S^^ m mm-Sfesant task \afSbestf a o^^iiienipsan-i NEW PLANS FOR HOTEL PROJECT Beach Manor Promotors Ready to Start Work After many months of silence, promoters of the recently widely ad- vertised Beach Manor cojttperative apartment hotel project thisnifeek an- nounced that they are now prepared to proceed with the development on a much more comprehensive scale than^previously planned. N. Max Dunning, it is stated, is now architect for the proposed struc- ture and is also financially interested in the project. He has drawn new plans which call for a seven instead of the previously projected eleven- story building. The site lor the proposed hotel is in the so-called "No Man's Land" district lying along Sheridan road be- tween Wilmette and Kenilworth. The plans provide for 120 apartments of four, five and six rooms, which will sell at from $13,000 to $19,000. Omar C Harris, . engineer and originator of the project is quoted as stating that thirty of the apart- ments already have been taken. Members of the syndicate promot- ing the Beach Manor project are an- ^unced as follows: ArcWtect Dun- ning, Fred Ratsch, W. D. Dayw Her- mSS S. Blaich, Patrick J. McArdte, and Mr. Harris. The cost is placed at $2,500,000 and completion is set tor May 1, 1924. Beach Manor, it is said, will have its own artesian wells and has made arrangements with the sanitary dis- trict to care for its sewage and provide gas and electricity. ^^;COMTINEflTAL TOUR - t^ John William %hler of 2Q4 Sixth; street, and Bmil Dinger of New York, left Sunday for an extended motor trip across the continent. They will go through Yellowstone Park, Glacier National Park, Spolcane, Seattle to Los Angeles. ^$:;,.>|'%®'%%. Guise to Preach Sermon On Fourth of July Topic Rev. William Guise, pastor of the Wilmette English Lutheran church, will preach a sermon appropriate to the Independence Day season at the church at Seventh street and Green- leaf avenue, Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock. The subject will be "Some Factors which contribute toward our greatness as a Nation". The general public is cordially in- vited to attend this service. '__ Decorating :: Painting Paperhanging E. W. Gmwell, 1104 Foster St. WE VANS TON wilt bepleased^to^^ ---------â€"â€" ------------------~zffi~atTttun&e~an<^^ First class work guarantee*. Special care given to shrubbery. N u Phone Bvanston 1963 before eight a. m.y and after five-thirty p. m. Between those hours order to call may be phoned to Bvanston 7339. TAXI EXPRESS CALL WILMETTE 40 FOR EXPRESS We are now ready to serve you with TAXI SERVICE at all hours 1225 Central Ave. EXPRESS TAXI Chopping Off Chops Hew do yon like your Chopsâ€"Lamb, Pork, Mut- ton? We have the cat of chops yon prefer nice and thick or nice and thin, just as you choose, our chops and steaks have the quality desired by those who are particular about then* moots. Special* for Saturday, June 30 Pork Chops ... .lfc and 2fc IrfOlttv vUOps ..........906 Best Lard Kettle, .'Renuereu Z Ids* *.... .25c Flank Steaks, Native .. .29c Pigs Feet in one quart Class jars ...........47c Small Hanis-Calis .. .IoV<c Wo always have fresh dress- ed chickens on hand* Our cold Meat selection is the Best on the north â- â- â€¢'^sluM^^-^^-^r-.*-^^:;;.^- â- vlrjil«gii. White Cash 1189 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilmette 2779 We deliver in Evanston, Wilmette, Kenilworth, In- dian Hill, Wmnetke Our Phone Orders Receive Careful Attention â€" -ftp i3|MAl||TiEET WILMETTE, ILLINOIS fWe bd|gve|that the fruit Imfi^ service basis, and that's one lresh.f§ Ourtleti^ Ihe counter aid WtiS|^ie^ iphonefiiave i^^^^^i 3^ service. !^e& m$$'i w^jr-iir.M.a****m ^.^oik!:%ver3|j&3^ *EAS. nice filled noiltâ€"(ram our own Cb«^m_ itk"-Wf'f^-"^T^":Ty^VXT-':'â- 'â- '] Sii* p, PEACnii»"iped po|b~from our own' farm, lb. 1^.,:.,^^ If BEWSr^Wi^^ '.;;.:.^vU\Sc P f!rrr«S^:^^^ I!* S*&#^ St , :|piJS 3 for 25c; 15c, 2 for 25c 1 ^ PLUW^|»rie:;i^ketSi|^ APRICOT^kuJ basket ^*i^^^^|« ORANGES BLUE BERRIES -Extra Large, 69c Dox»