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19.?5 D ecember 18, 1925 A 1.?1'0)10 11J.IES WILMETTE LIFE 55 L:'\' ('I t - For the Christtnas Ru ·h Rent on(· of our Dodge sPdans. Drive yourself. 18c per mile. AN '.dQlJ~ ( )t I I 1 '. ntiq ,. HEPAIH.L\Li and refinishing, upholstering·, mattresses renewed, cabinet work. Fred Nitto, 122 ' 'entral Ave. Phone Wil. .F'UH..:"\ITUH.E 2430. chit . wo \'· ' W <elf~ttce©l Ml©ft©If CC©o ;)62 Lincoln Ave. \L\~TJ-:1>-0LV 27L21-lfc .-~J) J)BCOUA'I'J~(· Pays Fine and Goes to College Leader to Jail for Spree Antics Present X mas Radio George Cook, 910 Thirteenth street, Talk Next M ondav was held over to the grand jury on The child's participation m Christ- a mas, will be the subject of a radio talk to mothers; given by ~liss Edna Dean Uaker, president of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college, :\Ionclay afternoon, December 21. The t:.tlk ts one oi a . enes on child trainmg which ts being gtven under the direction of the college between 4 and 4:30 o'clock on the third 11onday of each month, from the Daily ~ews radio station, \\'.:\IAQ. The current topic will deal with the opportunities and dano·ers of the Christmas sea:-.on 111 the formation of right attitude an<l habits 111 the little cltild, and through her clo:-.e a:,sociation \\ th children an<l mothers .:\li ss Baker . ~ tn a position to gt\'e many \·aluahlt.: ::.uggcstion~ 011 the subject. On l'hri:-..tmas E\·e. D"'ceml>cr 24, .. ).! i-. · Baker \\·ill tell The Legend oi thl' Chri~t Child from the Tribune radio s tation. \\'G\'. during the chil- :.m P A I ~'l'l~(i hop ll Winnetka 1 tii'J 20T.,TN12-l tc ka TNt2-l t· AUTOS AND ELECtrlcs: any condition. Univ. 19XI. or t·niv. 412a . 20LT~t0 - tfc Let the THOMAS DECORATING CO. Vl:-\1:\· , set 11' ::a chat t tab!· -· "·>H 'll'd-t· ·i lc<UI· r . :! aehi1 1 Xtl!llS i·· .. ll l:t ~. 31x4.40 ~E:\If-nAI.. new, fit 30x3·/~ strail!'it · sHIP nm, reasonahh·: also 4-tu;,,. H.adiola, t·omplPtt>, with new ~1u~i, · ~1'astet· loud speaker, r a,: "onabll·. ( hvner h·aving- tow11. Phone 'Vii ~ALJ·;-T\VO lc!on ti.res, estimate your interior and exterior painting. Phones Univ. 6237 and Wit. 2378. 29L49-tfc ('0\' rI H07. 21LTN 12-1 SAL!~ - tJ; Estimates 142~ A. P. Hills Painter and D corator gi v n upon application \VilmPtte Ave., 'Vilmette 271~ NI :.!- i FOH. CiiiLD'S Sl'l ~ \\'ag·on : :! Kifllli(·-c·ars, rn, ·diull! si:'.··: t··ic·ydl'; r·lt·l·tric tahh·s t u v ·· w i t h w a ffl · · i ,. 1, 11 , ust·d. l'hon<.· \\'tlnwttf' ~ . RO KI·;Jc small and iJ 1., · 1i charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated and fined $10 and costs on a charge of disorderly conduct by Police Magistrate D. M. Mickey in the Wilmette court Wednesday afternoon of this week. Cook was arrested shortly after noon Wednesday by Patrolman John Schaefgen, who asserted that Cook drove his automobile in a zigzag course through the streets, narrowly avoiding several collisions with other cars. The disorderly conduct charge ·was lodged against him by Mrs. Robert McDaniel Jr., ,vho complained that Cook had insult~d her. He was taken to the county jail where he i awaiting trial under bonds of $1,000. lra \\ , ·J tab I· 11 , · v, · r 71:1-~T. Phone \Vii. 2!.1L52-13tc ·h<tl l ·S t I., ·I 1 ~1 ·1 : T:\'1:!-1 t l·::\ · $1": ... ( ' h<ll ' E~T 1'1·::\I'IL-I:l.l'l·:. 1 ; 1.; 111 : .;;;~==~==~====~~==~=~l,. ·autiful , . ,· ~·ning dt··· ~ ~·. :u 11 .\ 1. 1 .~ & 11 .\LL I HUnl · lwttcl - ttt<ttlt-, ,.,.,,. r1·a ·; :..!11./1;:\'1:..!-ltt: 1·111:. 1~1·:\:T - I 'IXI: ~llll'=-'1·: . ('1),\j . Td. \\'i111 t. :..!~.:-;, , tol··t· · fa1·ilitit ·s for [)a 111 ·~·s. i>illnt·t·s. I:dolg· ·s, dt . l·~~('lusrx· · us· · wh"tl Ful~ HALl·: I:,.\}{1;,.\I:'\. I'IIILil'~ 1.\1 r · ~·llt··ll. Add· 1·s:-; illqllit·i, ·s ~I··s. ,,, .,.., _ IH"I'ial printing pn·ss, ti:\.l l'lla~~·. j' ~ · · · L . l'<tgt·, i'hail'lll:tll li·1Us ·· Comn1 frlltt~ (If t~ I" ' :tnd all :t<'< ···ssot' it s. Kt·nilworth, Ill., l'h . 1~.:{~. . I~x <· lusi\ :: :.!ILI:!-Ill' l'lw11·· \\-inndk:t 1~,!1 3. l~· ·as<·n:tld · · .\ttrneti\·f'. :ILT!l-Hc l ·'llf! S.\LI·: l-1 .\\\' .\fL\:'\ ~TI·:I ·:L L:Uit.tr, lik· · llf · w, $to: :-;ingl· · IJ:tl'l't·l :c:c 1:.! gaiJJ-;1' shotgun, ~~ . llH(U irt· al 1.1-: ·l t t · (')'I ' lit ' , ~iz·· I ' · all !..!. I :! I L 12 - 1 t (' Thieves Steal Car From Country Club This Week Automobile thieves. thought to have been the same band that has stolen -.,('veral cars in Wilmette recently, took a Studebaker touring car belonging t0 \V. C. vVeldon. 1340 Greenwood a\'(:nue. from in front of the Ouilmette Countr~· cluh Monday evening of this week. -Cpon investigation police found a Forcl sedan abandoned ncar the club hl ,tt:-,e. They traced the license num her of this machine and found tha it belong-ed to a Rogers Park mat \\·hom the police of that locality say b '" Florida on a two months trip \Yilmette police believe that the auto mobile thic\·es stole the Ford car fron a garage where it was stored and thet ahand0ned it for the more expensiv2 machine. I' !IiI'. . "I ( ·, . II t I' :t I I I'll ·. I. ~ I L I :! - I lt . Fr~l: CUC('lt s ran~ 1-; ~·. T \\' t I I'll A l' F F 1·: l ' It I.:\' I ~.\LE f··l'lll!:' :tlld ·· (1\' · · t ·v ·Jat~. lar~·· sizt·.:, J>l'a('t it·a II~· Ill ' \\', Tl'! . \ \ ' i l l l l . ·i:~:!-.1 . :!I LT . '1:.!-1 t<· Itt . 111 g "o d ~.. F· ll: S.\ Ll·: :\!..\ x ·:-; ()\' E f{('O.\ T, 1· o 11 d i t i on . (' lu ·a p . [:\' LTl:.!-1 ! <ls. lL. \ ~ "<t I \\-it lll. :! ·I" · 1.1·: go Hod 1' 1 >lld i l it'111 : \\.lllll· ·tt· ·· ·: :-~1. =-'A 1.1·: t HI Z I: I 'h", :!lLT:'\1:.!-ll· 1 · <b-l·n\ :-,tory hour from 3 to .- :30 o'clock. The legend h the uld :-tory of the little Christ Child who wander..; through the ,,·orld 011 l'hri:-,tmas En· :-.ee king shelter and ton~. an<l ts parBuy \"our Xtnas Pup~ ticularly appropriate for just this time. "'· · off, ·r for sah· ,·xf·t·ptional pups :\ musical accompaniment ha.; been ar1 ,f t Ito · following- hreNlH: ranged, ancl will he played hy Francis CHO\V f'HO,YS . I. Arnold, and the program will also ST. BERXAH.DS \\' !HE HATRET> FOX TERRH:H.H include Chri . tma s carol· 1)\· students Tht·St· <log-s arP from th<' be.,'.: . priz1 -winning· blood lin t's in Am ·r- J i the college. i1·a and art· prict·d r ·aso na.bl e. JCTW \- E It\' r··:IS()tlald· ·· '1'· ·1. , :.! I LT :'\I:.!- Riveredge Kennels Half na:-·. Ill. T· ·l. l'rairiP Yit-w fillfi- ' " -2 CHRISTMAS PREACHER T.:\ 1 :!-I t :'\Y Ll \ \' i lm..t ' I·' <II: 1 j' 1..1 :! - l t \r. 'J' , .:\ 12-1 t (iOOU'> I L\ .\ ld ;..:.·"·" ~ 't I ~ 1' , ,·rs·llt .. . . I '~~ . t,.T.:\11 -t HT!>l~ 1 ·: l's ·d I' : ~ix mil<·~ \\'! 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Luke's church, Evanston, and OllL' (li the out tanding figures m the Episcopal denomination 111 this countn·. \\·ill he the speaker t>eiore ·he \\' iiml'ttc . nnday E\'(~ning- club Sunday, Jo~eph C. \\'barton, 49 years old Ikccmhcr 27. Dr. Stewart appears 1()()() \\'ashington avenue, died at the ~ t·arly hdorr the -· unday club and 1~ St. Francis hospital in Evanston rl·garded as among the most popular ~Iondav morning of thi week. He k 1 f h l . 1 ·+ ' a ·er:-. to come )Core the club. t-.ad been taken to t e 1osptta t h e rre\·ious Thursday. uffering from R ECOVE R STOLE N CAR Funeral servicc:-s were 1meumonia. Polict ni the :\ustin station m Chi- held from the home Tuesday afternoon k C ra~o recoHred a Chr~·sler ..;eclan he- and burial \\'as at ~Iemorial Parem lcn1:..:ing to Dr. Lloyd lark Ayes. Hih- cterv. ).lr. \\·harton is survived by Lard and Lake roads. which was found hi -widow and a year-old child. :Mr. ::handonl·<l 111 their cli..,trict on the far \Yharton "·a:-. assi"tant western man \\t'"'t .;,i<lL· of ChicagC) ).fonda~·. The ager oi the Sun Life Insurance com rar h ,t d heen stolen 1rom Ill front pan~ and \\' as wrll known in insurance - tl () · 1 tt l' t 1 1 011 tll·~ ~ ~· 1· rcl"s. H" ha<l been a rcsinent of ot ll' ttl me c ot.ll1 ry r tl) " " " . ._ I Jl!CYiou~ Saturda:· night. \\.ilmette for the past three )'t:dr;;. Joseph C. Wharton Dies a Victim of Pneumonia Soda Fotmtain Specialties, Luncheons, s ,=S=pe=c=ia=l=S=un=da=y=D=in=n=e:=;rs Print George' s::::====S=a=n=d=~=ic=h=e= OLDE HAYLOFT ,......--- SPECIAL! Every T V eek Day .. $fi. 1 n , :~ ~;, l 1 ~~~~ · !! 7 ~I 1 .. Noonday Luncheon t · now open-ts ~~~ II 210 1 ' l and DAN.CING with Print George's Seven "Barn Swallows" Furnishing the Music 11:30 A.M. to 2:00P.M. Dancing Every D ay II : 30 A . M . tt THE NORTH SHORE'S MOST UNIQUE RESORT Something Doing All the Time Come and dance in the OLDE HAY LOFT- the odors of the fresl1-mown hay, the soft lights of the old barn lanterns, music that is fascinating, captivating and etl· trancing by Frint George's "Barn Swallows." 626 GROVE ST., EVANSTON, PHONE GREEN 140 '11 M.d · ht 1 ntg ex cept Sundays Cover Charge after 8 :00 P. M., 50c: Sat., 75~ ·