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WILMETTE LIFE FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1924 YO~~~~~~~...__PU_BL_I~-~~,~,~, ~ -,enue. Plan Delithtful Children's Event at Ravinia Mollie Opper, r>iani>te, Eulalie Kober. piani~te: Horace Stroh, soprano: ~li .. rlta Zukovsky, violinist, will lw featured in the seventh children's Thursday afternoon program, Augu.!>t 7. as the young artists. The Chicago ymphony orchestra will gi\·e a program in the first half · of the afternoon, with Eric DeLamarter conducting. The entire program follow s: I. Chirago Symphony Orche tra Eric D~Lamartcr, conducting. I. Joyew.~: l\f arc he ......... Chab rier 2. Scrnc rcligicu>c, "Les Frinnyes" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ma sse net ('Cello Ohli!o{ato, Mr. Brueckner) 3. "In th e \ 'i llagc" ............. . . . ................ lppolitow-h-anow (\'iol;1 Ohligato. ~lr . E>scr: Engli~h Hor n Ohligato, ~lr . Napolilli) 4. ~larch, "Pomp and Circumsta nce" ..... .. ..................... Elgar Intcrmi..,o,ion II . \ 'ounl-! Artists I. Rondo -Capriccio ... ~lendcl s~o hn Puck ....................... Grieg Scherzo- lrnprompt u ..... ... Grieg ;\[ollie Opper 2. Concerto for \ ' iolin .... \ 'i\a ldi Allegro Largo I Presto l·: ~li-rha ZnkO\,t..v J. Tht· \\'n·n .......... . : .. Benedict \ 'i llam·ll·· .............. dci'Acqua "Gaih ( h;111t tht· Suutmer Bird,'" ..... : .................... de Pinna Horace Stroh 4. Prclurl·· in ( · 'harp minor .. ... . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . f~ achmauiuolf 1'\orturn~ in F . harp minor .... · . . · ....... ............... Chopin Till' J u~gh·n·" ...... ;\lo,7kow, ki Eulalie Koller . July 28, 1924. Editor, Wilmette Life, In my letter of la st week I stated that " it was reported" that two property owners ·o n Par~ avenue l~ad purchased their propert·es expectm_g that they would he rezoned f'rom rc.;s!dential to commercial. The se cttlzeus disclaim any such motive, assert that they would be opposed to a_ny such rezoning, and intend to matntain their properties for home purposes. In justice and fairness to the se people. will you kindly gi"c space t~ th e correc tion of an erroneous report. Very truly yours. Albert A. ).fcKeighan. LE mitted to park on BEACH PARKING RU · near the beach, it was have an unpleasant picture of our Only those automobiles. bearmg police department this north shore suburb lacking the me-llow Wilmette vehicle licen ses wtll be pergrace of the trees. Suburbs further north are blessed with rarines a~d hill s. Wilmette ha s one clatm to distinction-again, we say! th ~ trees. T~e only dark side to the w1denlllg of Wilmette streets is the pos ihle loss of the priceless trees. The advancement of personal interest seems t_ o ~e first con\Ve take great pride in the dishes we serve. Only sideration with th e maJOnty of people. This world would b~ a much the highe st grade foods are used. vlca ant er place if the finer 1deals ~ere held to be of equal importance withYou will find it a delight to dine with people business: Utility? Yes. Beauty_? distinction in this cafeteria. Yes for,ever yes. In the future 1f Wil~ette becom es just a lodging pla~ e in two rooms and kitchenette. we wtll not be re idents then, but the thought of such a downgrade for any part of the north shore will mal.:e us sorry to think of it. Phone Wilmette 1911 1131-33 Central Avenue Very truly yours, V. Doris Beadnell, 1028 Elmwood avenue. Satisfying Particular Tastes of WELCH'S CAFETERIA TREES AND WIDENING Editor. Wilmette Life : \Vhat sort of an appearance would Wilmette ha\·c without the beauty of the trees? lmagine an ugly, bleak , trecle ~ tract of prairie land, and you s Cosmas Chat. YOUR STORE This is your Fruit and Vegetable Store. It is built on service and satisfaction to every customer. Conservative buyers market here. Leave your order Friday to insure careful selection and prompt delivery on Saturday. NEW VICTOR RECORDS \ "Ol'AL 4l'i4:.ll--Honf'Y (·hue·· (Ly- Fancy Lemons, per dozen ......... . .. ... ..... 2Sc -------\~'a llan· H. Behnke wa s i,.,urd a permit thio, \\C<'k tn huild a two-st·ll"\' dwell· ing at 300 Crel'nkaf an-nuc fur '$ 10.000. Frl'd C. Schur 11 dl huild a t\\"11-,tn rv hnck n·ntw dll<·lling at 1.'39 Elml\11ol;l al't·nut· t11r ;H.OOO. Oth,·r p··rmit- ~:ranted at the \\ 'ilnwttc 'ill.tg<· li.dl tndude: Elmn Hlum, tl\" <1.,tot; i Ltl11t' 1.hl elliug on \\' ilmelle avenut in tlw Clltlltl\" dcrk\ subdivi sion, , 2.500: lh·nj:nnin ·B. Shaptro, alteration -, on the dnl'ihng at ·10 1 (~regor.l ,l\l'lll ll' , 1,500 ; F. C. Knza , garage. li3-t Elm wood, $300: Janw-, A . l,o\H). garage, 1720 \\'alnut ill<'lllll', $-tOO; C. R. Black hunt, garage, ~07 l,indcn a\'cnuc, $300; Pctn Carl'""· gar;tgt·. county clerk\ suhdivision, ~SUO, and Ceorgc \\'hilt'. garage, ll.ll ~ixteenth slr<'<'l, $_-tOO. New Homes Top List of Week's Building Grants man-Hn·rt r) "HWJh-a-Jty e-Day" ( h <' r·woo!l-A r·thur) I.ut·y l~tab .. lle Jtfanh Jll:lll.~lda! Saturday Specials Choice Potatoes, peck ....................... 39c Carrots and Beets, bunch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sc Celery, large, crisp bunch .................... 25c Lettuce, ...... .. . .. ......... .. .......... 5-10-ISc Select Pineapples, each ...................... 19c Sweet Watermelon, each .............. 50 to 7Sc Sn·..et as Ap- t·l .. ("lder·· ·· noll Them Rol:r Dol)- En··" F' rank Crumlt l.SS'l'l"\U~lEN'I' AL ltE CO RD t93~.. out of to ·l"ou " the Duak Special prices on berries for canning-Blackberries, Blueberries, Red Raspberries, Gooseberries, Currants, Sour Cherries· .. Eif"nnor·' ' ' lctor !oitrlng Or~·h ..,.tra D .\:\C "E lllo:t "OilDS Cosmas and Fresh Fruit and Vegetables are Synonymous ID:t7'4-"Two Dine ·~)'f'll" J.'o:\. 'l' rot--Jan (inrber and Ul11 Ort·helltra I I II I' Czecho Consul Escapes Fine in Speeder Court reo.,tel f in H11j idor Pluritch, who wa ~ recently arKenilworth hy Clement Ley, motorcycft.,t, 1111 a chaq~e of -,pceding, clanncd cxt·tn\llion from arrest by the village hecau-.t· lu: j, a con . . ul from Czccko-Sim·akia in this country. _ After con~idcring the case with the advice of an attorney, the vi llage officers decided to drop the case because a large CXJICnse would be incurred in bringing this matter to the atten ti()ll of the Federal gO\ crnment which has full jurisdiction in the case of violations by those connected with foreign con ulatcs . Pluritch was dis missed with a warning. Fox Trot Geo. OIHen anti lobo mmolc 1&:18,.__.·:: Dlaekln ' Dlue·"-t'ox Trot \\' arlng·· a·ennay),·anlanll "likulele Bluea"-Fos Trot laternatlonal No,·e lt:r o ......eatra Phone 2693 COSMAS BROTHERS Opposite the Village Theatre-WILMEIT£ Phone Z6N llEAD SEAL RECORD lO:.t:'i--"'l'he llallan) !tioag of the !ilwaa" (In Deata .. hao ")·aqulta" 10:0:4--" i'lehenu.·· (THe hal BenlamlDo kowsky) Jn11cha llelfeta OLD FLOORS BEAUTIFIED Linoleum We employ expert layers Hangings .. , haee " 10:::'-"Dird W'ood) '"Lo,·op (Haytlu-Aut>r) or Ja·<·ha ll l"lfeta LO\"e De\lne" (Btrchllulda l.aahan·ka ( ' ame t "alllnr;· · (Bnin- Congoleum All patterns and sizes Window shades and accessories Building Permits Reach $80,750 in Kenilworth Six bUilding permib were issued in the Village uf Kmilworth during the past six months for a total of $80.750. A. R. Hodge headed the list with a $30,000 bnck \Cnen ··csalenrc tu he con~tructcd at 220 Woodo.,tock a\"cnuc. M . F. n.... cH "'l granted a permit to build a brick wncer residence at 6 15 E sex road for $22,500; P. A. Daniel-on, brick veneer re idcnce at 132 Abbott ford road, $15,000: E lizabeth Pavlik, framt' residence at 612 Temple court, ~.500; Mrs. A. \\'. Dilling, garage at 5~5 Es ex ruad, $2.500 and A. T. Mc into~h, addition to garage at 521 Ro lyn rhad, $2,250. hrifi!(.--Z<~nwC"nik) North Shore Talking Machine Company 554 Center St., Winnetka made to order POLICE BOX INSTALLED A new police tclt'graph patrol box has hecn installed this Y>t'Ck on ' heri · dan road hs the \ . illagt· oi Kenilworth . The hox i111: IOH" th t· mtricatc machiner}, protl"l'tlltl{ it agaitht the ra\age.;; of weather. See Our Beautiful Wall Papers : : I I I ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~ PERMANENT WAVING Neatle Lanoil Proceas(LARCF, LOOSE WAVES) By Eapert Operators Duriq Jaly and August SZI MaiD Street $ 25 .00 ~ I I I ELENE BEAUTY SHOPPE EVANSTON . Pbooe Uainraity 10234 ~ .,,,,,,,,, ~ ,,,,,,,,,,,,. .. .. I ~ I INJff-J?/5. TING I I ~ l':.i before you decorate We carry Everything for interior decorating -andEXTERIOR PAINTING Let us figure yori.r WORK and give suggestions 1213 WILMETTE AVE. 5t~rn~r'SPaint Store PHON:~ 2491