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â- â- â- vâ„¢*5 THE LAKE WnPK NEWS. FRIDAY,AUGUST 17, ««3 ""^^'-'^^liiiiftrS |the|ubuc FORUM J The Lake Shore News, Central Avenue, Wilmette, Illinois. Will you be good enough to publish the following acknowledgement: m the next issue of The Lake Shore News.' On Sunday, May 27th last, the Wil- mette Post No. 46 of the American Le- gion attended the services of the birst Presbyterian Church of Wilmette in a terian (Jhurcn 01 wnmcuc «« » ,« *"~ -----â- > Through the kindness. of Rev-'land avenue. body. inruugu ««v "•""•""'"•«" ~t erend Doctor George P. Magill an of- fering was taken for the permanent en- dowment for the Overseas Graves Fund to be used for the purpose of perma- nently caring for the graves of Ameri- cans who died and were buried in France. The amount of the offering was $27.50, which has been forwarded to the trustees of the fund. I desire to express the appreciation of the trustees of said fund and of the Wilmette Post of the American Legion for this very generous expression of their interest in the project. MAJOR MALCOLM McKERCHAR, Commander. Two Residences Included In Building Permit List Two permits for new residences and eieht for alterations and private gar- ages were issued by the Wilmette vil- kfge authorities this week. The va ue of the proposed buildings is estimated at $30,000. ° The largest permit of ^ week was issued to T. L. Hivley. Mr. Hivley will build a $15,000 two story brick veneer house at 424 Lake avenue. A permit for a $11,000 dwelling was granted to Joe Zander, who will erect a two story residence at li»Jo riign- Permits for alterations and private garages were issued to M. H. Bick- han,. 429 Ninth street; J. G.Haâ„¢.Uon, Oakwood sub-division; Lester Morse 521 Sixth street; Carroll VV. Cole 1U Four,h street; L-RSchaeferl^ Spencer avenue; J. M. /• 00J ' _ Greenleaf avenue; Fred Buck, 1220 Ashland avenue, and Peter Conrad, 1328 Wilmette avenue. CLIMB PIKES PEAK Mr. and Mrs. Theodoreâ-  Ebert Jr., PASTOR ON VACATton v William a«;e/^Si?^ ___ Rev. William Guise, piStof ^Washington avenue, were" recent | Wilmette English Lutheiil BUYS DELIVERY TRUCK Aram K. Mestjian. proprietor of the Mestjian Rug cleaning estabh^h- men on Main street, has added a new Dodge truck to the delivery equip- ment of the concern. Growth of the business made it necessary, Mr. Mesx- jian says. Eminent Woman Preacher to Be Heard August 26 The pulpit of the Wilmette Parish Methodist church is to be occupied by distinguished visiting preachers on Aug- ust 26 and September 2. Miss Madaline Southard, of Kansas City, president of the National Associa- tion of Women Preachers, will preach the sermon on Sunday, August 26. Miss Southard is said to be a very able Rev. C .H. McCrea, junior editor of the Northwestern Christian Advocate, one of the official publications of the Methodist church, will be the preacher on Sunday, September 2. Dr. Gilbert Stansell, pastor of the local Methodist parish, will go to West Mansfield, Ohio, for two weeks. He will occupy his pulpit on Sunday, Septem- ber 9. Unpack the Clothes You've Laid Away WE DRY CLEAN DRAPE' RUGS CURTAINS P0RTIERS COVERS ETC Have Them Cleaned It Sure Will Pay 344 Washington avenue we.. 1?^ , enjoying ,£ Mef v^? registrants at ^uâ„¢nifflf"â„¢at on re- relatives at Toledo anPSt Peak according to infJâ„¢^^ ohio. He expects to reW? r clrado t^is^blic^n_ M parish duties about Aug# " ' ~ Establish** Ittt : ::§|| A- C WOLFl TIN SHOP and METAL WORK TILE, SLATE and LEAKY R< FURNACES and REPAIRS Evanston to Glencoe GUTTERS, SPOUTO, liltti REPAIRING â- ,%â€", Office 607 Main St. NEW Shop 1g^^e»^ Phone WiL 296 P000*^^^* fei :=m We Clean Everything Dry cleaning pays actual dividends. It is one of the methods of saving clothes and money that never makes you sorry that you tried it. We want you to get acquainted with the thoroughness of our work. NEW TRIER CLEANERS AND DYERS A. K. MESTJIAN, Prop. 511 Main St. Phone Wilmette 1949 BERTRAND HOME SOLD Frint George and company report the sale of the Bertrand house at 727 Park avenue to A. D. Drynan of Chicago, who will move to Wilmette about Septem- ber 15. ____________________ SELZER BUYS HOME William Selzer, of Gross Point, has recently, purchased the residence at __-_237-Woed Courts Wilmette. For Your Drug Store Needs Call Snider-Cazel Drug Co. Phones Wilmette 400-401 Wilmette mail G^itrd Av^^ NEW TRIER* DAY Our office will be closed | OTHERWISE WE ARE ON If HE j6j Try our -M SERVICE _ m> Slli'-y :Wmm-' A. J. Woodcock, Proprietor 35 Years' Experience. 513 FOURTH ST. wiimetteJ3! HY pay more for your shoes? Buy your shoes from us and save money. ^Vpj Cin pell you shoes cheaper by far than you can buy them in Chicago. Our sell- ing expenses and overhead are very low. Let us furnish you with new shoes and repair your old. E RAFALSKI, Prop, 1150 CENTRAL AVE. HIGH WILMETTE 'MSMiski^iM^iM^M^^S&S^M^M& S i *MSife^ PHONE 1M .-!/-'â- â- ,".->•.„(>.>. „â- **â- '•;,.*â- .-.,>. â- â- -.X:,w,.v-_.':... .â- :V;.ra«.l-.'-Tf.»i.. L.. .,.â- â€¢ ;'7Jg|| ; REPAIRING :'d iiiP