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4 \VJLMETTE LIFE FRIDAY NO\'EMBER 21 1924 1 WILMETIE GIVES $5055 TO CAMP Motorists in Wilmette Chamber of Commerce Adopts !'.u:cmo!>:'e cra~hcs appear to have :h.: 'Ol ue thi s week. . . New Emblem in Ad Campaign· been \\'illiatu R::nkin, who wa~ dnvtng Week Proves Jinx For .Bendit Gets $50 F._ Maid in Street Arden Shore Claims This Village u Among ita Moat Reliable Helpers COMMITTEE IN REPORT Local Residents Provide Three Cottages The close of the past year shows t~at 'W ilmette has lived up to its reputatton as "one of Arden Shore's best friends." The figures given in the annual report Q( the local committee show a total of $5.055 contrihuted by the village ... In view of the depressed money condtltons of last spring this sum is added proof of the generosity and loyal support of friends of the camp in Wilmette. Tr-aurer in R eport The following is the treasurer's report of the Wilmette committee of the Arden Shore association for the year ending November 1, 1924. Receipts : Cash oo hand l\ovemher 1, Civ:c pride and cooperation arc wntten into the ne1~.ly de<£ned emblem oi the \\ t!mette Chamht:r of Commerce. the work oi Thomas Berg. 104 Dupee place. a commercial artist and member of the Chamber. The new emblem. as illustra~ ed herewith. will be .seen freqt:ently in the et~sumg . etght month~ in connect JOn wtt~. a ~pec:al campaign of adverttsmg to he conducte.d by the <;ham.ber oi Commerce in the pubhc pnnts oi the village. . This advertising campatgn, which has as its primary p~r JK>Se the establishment. ·of mcreasingly more congental relations between the householders and the business men. begins in the current issue of \\'IL~f£T1'E LIFE. . "We are :n the business just now of boosting \Vilmette a.s an ideal sho?pmg center," aid one l)t the Chamber leaders this week in comment!ng on the projec:tcd campaign. "We know that \\-:ilmette me;chants ~an !lnd do gtve the. ~st posstbl~ service, and we want to acquamt the buymg pubhc wt.th the opportunt!tes.. for con genial trading in first quality commodities right in thetr home commu111ty. . Sixteen new memhers were added to the Chamber of Commerce roster m. a whirl-wind dri\'C early this week. The campaign will be resumed next week wtth the promi!>e of additional applications. of "receiving groups," would pass LAUNCH ORGANIZATION atives upon the allotments, in accordance with the specified needs of the separate FOR COMMUNITY CHEST agencies. The distribution of sol¥;itation (Continued from page 1) on Sheridan road, was bltnded ~Y !if hts on approaching an autom,obtle and crashed into a tree. V\ · T. 5hirley, who was in th~ auto was painfully cut above the nght eye. A truck driven by L. Cimmaiusti ~f Highland Park turned over at Wtlmette and Park avenues when it collided with an automobile owned by Emil Litchenberg of Chicago, last Friday. Both machines were badly wrecked. Jack Schaefgen's auto collided with a car drh·en by Avil Magnusen at Sixteenth street and Highland avenue. Damage to the cars was. slight. On Tuesday, automobiles dnven by Henry Schultz of Chicago and Leon Danford of Evanston were badly wrecked in a crash at Sheridan road and Michigan avenue. T HANKSGIVING HOLIDAY Wilmette school children will have a long week-end vacation next week. School will be closed Wednesday afternoon. November 26, for Thanksgiving and will be closed Friday as well. Classes will be resumed Monday morning, December 1. Miss Mildred Dwyer of Stonington, Illinois, is visiting Miss Mary McArdle, Ill Broadway, this week. 1923 . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 77.98 Net proceeds. card party . . 102.69 Contributions from Economy Shop during- year.. . 135.00 Proceeds Annual May drive 1924 ................... 4,727.33 Interest on fund deposited with Wilmette State Bank 12.28 Disbursements: · Paid to Arden Shore Association ................. 4,%2.45 Expense account sewing for 5 29 Arden Shore · · · · · ·: · · · · · Balance on hand \Vilmette 87 54 Statc Hank · · · · · · · · · · · · · would also be more general than heretofore. R ·n·o,·· d Th r·e Yean Aco. Never Present Plan in Detail Both er·d Slnee. Ex tre · e .Nervon the part of many citizens who are outon··· and C hok l ac R e lieved. called upon each year to volunteer serThe plan will be presented in comple:e vices in the varion< house-to-house and other solicitations. it would also provide for a central office from which funds would be allotted to the various agencies as their well defined and careful investigated demands would justify. Person.s would be permitted to design:1te thctr fa\·orL 1 charities or to give in a lump sum tor all causes, as t'ndt'vt.dual preference dt.ctates. A ct'tt.zetls' board on which there would be no represent~ 18 YEAR GOITRE A L l a l ·eat Uaed. ~~~aila:;1 :~~~n~~!~ f~~~=ti~~~r ~~";i~~ 5 05528 Kath('rine A. Tolman, Treasurer. Cottages Big A id Included in the general sum resulting from the drive arc the funds for the three cottages which have hcen donated by this community ; one by a dinncr club composed of Wilmette residents, one by the Camp Fire Girls, and um: by ttft: COIIIIIIUilli) ttSelt. Qn the books of the association Wilmette stands accredited with another cottage, funds for which were sent direct to the general treasurer instead of to the local committee. The value of the cottage systrm was demonstrated beyond doubt at the camp last summer. The heavy rains made it necessary many times to move families from the inadequate tents to cottages already occupied, for temporary shelter. Besides the money given, many garrnents have been contrii-Jted. Sever)ll.l groups of women sew for Arden shore, and the Industrial committee has collected clothinJ{ and hou ehold articles of all kinds which have been sent to the camp. Appreciate Coopera tion TQ the cooperation of the whole comrnunity are due these splendid results, the committee declares. The Arden Shore camp through the generosity of the press, the movie theaters, and many other friends, has become much better known "Members of the Wilmette committee <>nd all their helpers have worked with the greatest enthusiasm and the most untiring energy to achieve this result. Too much cannot be said of their loyalty and devotion to their chosen work. "The generosity of the people of Wilmette has made possible this splendid contribution to the charity which belongs so especially to the north shore," a camp executive asserts. "And that it is a charity worthy of our best efforts is ob'·ious to anyone who will take the trouhie to visit this lovely place just north <lf Lake Bluff where hundreds of mothen and children in summer enjoy for a little while the benefits which we have every day and where during summer and winter undernourished and convalescent <"hildren are given the care and loving kindness that turns them into healthy ' happy boys and girls." 5.os5.zs ~ ll'..i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:.~~~~~ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-ft~u~~~-~~-~~un~~~~~~~~~:::;:;; conducted with the purpose of acquainting the residents of the village with its operation. The Community Chest plan is operating successfully in many cities and has proved especially effective in Waukegan and Kenosha. That it may be applied in I 't · · d' ted · th f t th t a arge ct y IS m tea m e ac a the Chest idea has gained popular approval in Cleveland. ::-oOTE: It would be Illegal to publish these statements If not true. Mrs. Y. R. West, Oakland, Illinois, says, "You· should have seen my neck before relieved." She Invites anyone to write her. She will tell how she removed goitre, thereby regaining her health, with Sorbol-Quadruple, a atalnless liniment. Get further Information at Renneckar Drug store. drug stores everywhere, or write Sorbol Company, Mechanicsburg, Ohio. -Adv. The public of to-day h&a come to know that Chlro. J)ractlc Is as etrectlve Ia handling acute condltio111 as In chronic ones and the Chiropractor Is a regular attendent upon many thousands of families. He Ia called on cases of INDJ. GESTION, COLDS, APPEN. DICITIS, HEAD - ACHES, CONSTIPATION, LUMBA.. GO, SCIATICA, NEURITIS, CHOLIC and all sortl of chlldrens dis-eases, becaute the past performance of CHIROPRACTORS prove that quick results can be obtained through CHIROPRACTIC SPI::-oAL ADJUSTMENTS. Set> CHIROPRACTOR ~ ll'..i ~ LULIAS BROTHERS 636 MAIN STREET ~ 1135 CENTRAL AVE. ll'..i ~~ ~~ ll'..i ~ ~ ll'..i ~ ~i ~ ~ ~ ll'..i ll'..i i ~ ~ ~ J':,i ~~ J':,i Fruit for Thanksgiving Fancy Baaketa of Selected Nuts and Fruita Full to the brin1 and overflowing! Luscious Grapes-green, red, and white. Delicious Russet and California Pears. Juicy Oranges and Tangerines. Fine Nuts-Walnuts, Chestnuts, Ahnonds. Oranges-California and Florida, 12 for 29 cents and up. Grap~fruit, 6 for 25 cents. Dates -Fresh and Stuffed. Cranberries. SWEET POTATOES. ALLIGATOR PEARS. CASSAVA AND lVfELONS. PO~!EGRANATES HO~EY r.1 ~ J':,i i 1 . ~ i · ,..;. ~~ ~ r:,; 635 Mlia Street 1135 Ceatral AYe. Phonea ~ ·u r ISC r.l l Ull Phones f ~: . 1 1311 ~ ~ ~ I I .:.; ~~ ~ New Trier Instructors ~ On Convention Program ~ Three instructors of New Trier high school are amonP' the neakers at the annual state teachf'rs' convl'ntion which has been in session since Thur~cay. Nov,.mber 20. and continues unt;l Saturday nil!'ht. November 22, at Ch:~mpailm. Illinois. Mrs. Homer E . Cotton is on the pro,:rram with ~ lecture on "DiffPrPntiatf'd Curriculum," Miss Mary S. King will t:~ l k on "~err11itin~ for Lihrarian~hio" and L. E. Hildebrand will sneak on 4 'The High Srhool Mu~eum . " David Kinlev. pre ident of the University of Illinois, and William McAndrews, superintendent of Chicago schools, are among the other speakers. In addition to those of the New Trier high school faculty w ho wilt deliver add resses, the fo1lowin~ are also attending the con vention: Superintendent F. E. Clerk. F. A Kahl~,r,: W. S. Snyder, W. L. Brown and Daaa· Carpenter. DE\V ~ J':,i ~ r.l ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ J':,i ~ r.l ALWAYS BEAR 11\ l\IIKD THAT LULIAS VliLL GIVE YOU YOUR 1\10NEY BACK IF YOU'RE XOT Si\TISFlED. LULIAS DELIVERS ALL ORDERS, PERSOI\AL AND PHONE. NEVER FORGET THAT FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SOLD BY LULIAS MUST BE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT! Grape Fruit, Sweet and Juicy, Case of !0 at $4.25 Our Thanksgiving Sale Laab From Saturday, November 22 to Thanksgiving Day ~ ~ l~ ~ ~ ~ .6.'-'-'-'-"-· r: ~