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Mr. and Mrs. Owen T. Reeves, Miss ftellen Reeves and Mrs. Charles Harde^ ilrove to Bloomington, 111., last Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Frank Funk, Congressman Funk's wife. They stayed for the week-end at Mr. Dean Funk's farm. The Home and Garden club met in the home of Mrs Alexander Joshn, 240 Essex road, Monday. Mrs. Francis King's book on Gardening was gjyen as a prize for the best decorated table of flowers, that of Mrs. Bfenjamm C. Hawkes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Berger and family, 306 Kenilworth avenue, are home after spending the summer at Twin Lakes, Wis; Miss Ethel Berger enter- tained last Sunday evening at supper in honor of Graham Fitch who left for California this week. The Carl Keith family, 310 Warwick road, will all be home the latter part of this week, after spending the summer at Big Lake, Wis. Mrs. Keith and the children arrived home last Sunday and Mr. Keith, with Margaret and Herold, are motoring home, arriving tomorrow. Mr. John Robert Murray, 433 Cumnor road, who has been spending the sum- mer near Camden, Maine, returned Sun- day. Mrs. Murray, who has been with her son, is prolonging her stay in the East a few weeks. The Joseph Sears school will open Monday, September 17. There will be two new teachers, Miss Georgiana Green and Miss Mary Norton, in addition to the staff of last year. Mr- and Mrs. Hamm, 517 ^Kendaif road, and their daughters, Martha and Harriet, have returned from Estes Park, Goto. Miss Shirley Ross, 1321 Chestnut ave- iiue, was hostess a week ago at a birth- flay luncheon, later taking her guests to see "The Covered Wagon." Miss Caroline Everett comes tomorrow from Waukazoo, Mich., to stay with Miss Patty Foresman, 515 iissex roau, until school begins. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Y. Ball, 207 Woodstock avenue, left Saturday for New York to-meet their daughter, fais- ley, on her arrival from Europe. The Misses Virginia and Helen Little, 514 Essex road, are entertaining at tea this afternoon in honor of Mrs. James W. Barrett, Jr. Miss Kathryn Parson who has been the guest of Miss Helen Cresap, 2^9 Essex road, left Friday for her home in New York. Mr. Graham Fitch, 331 Essex road, left Thursday to attend schpol in Cali- fornia. Mr. Hallett Cole and Mr. Douglas Crooks returned home^ Sunday from a motor trip to Eagle Rivtr. Mrs Frank A, Gerould and daughter, Patty, returned yesterday from a visit with Mrs. Louis Pearson m Milwaukee. Mr Elbridge Keith leaves Sunday to attend Lawrenceville School, New Jersey. ^ ,J^«ctS'V SEPTEMBER 14J923. ===========::= . . ;â- â- â- .â-  -:;: r:."' â- :: YYY.,'â- - -^i^rrt: mmA. aaay ':S]KJ;4^!s«' '^t^^W"^"-';*".â-  r ROOFING over the Old Shingles ESTISiATES FREE ORTH SHORP ROOF CRAFTERS ** Incorporated 3201 Emerson St. Evanston Phone 7026 342 Park Ave. Glencoe Phone 188 PHONE WILMETTE 504 rot) :-^v;* _\ :&l: 1 ^:int-^-^ M ^ 9x12 Carpet Washed $1.00 During the Dollar Day Sale we will clean two 9 x 12 rugs for $5.00,â€"one for $4.00, which is our regular price, and the second for only $1.00. For the remainder of the week there will be a 20% reduction on all other cleaning. ;*li Wiimctte 1200 'ashianjftros. feil 1145 Greenleaf Avenue Wilmette. 111. *-f«' - FOR SALE 1921 Dodge Roadster. Good condition. Equipped with wire Wheels, spot and trouble lights, automatic windshield gleaner, mirror, clock, sun visor, Boyce motometer, etc., $375.00. Gargoyle Mobiloilâ€"I gal cans or bulk, A-B-BB-C-CC-E and Arctic ................... . • ......-&M $1.50 Shaler 5 minute Vulcanizer, complete........$1.00 75c Can Johnson Carbon Remover and 1 pt. Can Semdac Polish for................. ...................$1.00 I 54b. Can Sunoco or Polarine Cup Crease and 1 pkg. Knit Soft Wiping Cloth for.......... .........$1.00 Linden DeLuxe Garage H. LltTLESTONE, Prop. ^332 Linden Ave. ^^" OpfMwte i&lly^pringfieM fife Sale TojacquairiJ^^ Q* KEtt^-St*RINGFIELb TIRES, we are making these remarkably low prices until October 8th. Cheap tires and tubes waste money and destroy motormgv Cord Casings 32x3% 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 32x4% 33x4% 35x4% 36x4% J3x5_^ 34x$r_ 35xr 5 : 37x5ffi Fabric Casings K. S. CL. K.S.CLYiftM K. S. SS I2jIS K. S.CL. 1429 K. S. SS. 16130 K. S. SS. 1«J© K. S. SS. 17*5 Tubes :«rfoolS"NO Mosiio -BUY A KEtLtf r-wtllltlll â-  mmMm IUE >EvtBigton.llt V ie'V-^*?5^ -^r^-^^^S^ ?.Vj €41*^Yif: iMYia«s5:YYfc^^^^|i^|Y«;K'" \J\J Sl^^^SJkTIc CI ' â-  I f*^ ^3#i^*.-*v#;^r5r5^^v^^ li^tfi&^MMi&zMMmfil* W^M^Mm^^^^^'^:- ":-1-'§jtS»iafci.§|^S«i^S -"!>Y'â- â- ;â- . fi#^