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38 WILMETTE ARDEN SHORE BENEFIT . Mr-&. Hines, wife of the commandant of the Great Lakes Naval Training station, has arranged a baseball game between the Naval Training st ation and Fort Sheridan for the benefit of Arden Shore camp. The camp will be played at Great Lake s Saturday, May 8, at 3 o'clock. LIFE May 7, 1926 Announce New Prizes for Music Festival Contest Changes in the prizes to he awarded at th e annual t\ orth Shore Music Festival. to be held in Evanston May 19 to 27, haYe been announced. Instead of a prizr for a sy mph onic composition there will he a prize of $500 for tl1c be st cantata ior childrens' voice s, with . orchestra accompaniment. Should onlv . ~fr . and ~frs. Adam \\'. l'ra\\'iord wood church. 1'his exchange of pas· city. piano accompaniments be offered th~ of 710 Central avenue and their so n. · tors for the day is to he one of the At l h e 111 or 11 i n g- H l' n · it: e \ V. :\ r. J: a r 11 t · s prize will amount to only $300 ,it was I \\'a lla ce. arc sai ling :VLty 13. it,r a I features of Baptist Week, \vhich is to will pre~id e at th' org-an and tlu · sai d. The same condit.ic;ms as for. for- , t~vo months' journey through England , he ohscr~ed_ throughout the Cbicago ehoi r, und e r the direction of .\1 ild:.tlll · mer orchestral rompcttttons preva1l. · I·ranee. and Scotland. area hcgmnmg Sunday . Uihlt-roy :-;l'utt, will Hing-. Til,. , ~l'lwol t'Oill pldt ·ly "'radPd Hu nd a_, I'Uil\'t'llf·s :-;unday lll,l' lling- at As a part of the celebration of Uapti st week in Chicago, Dr. Charles Alin Dr. Alin Brooks, pastor of the Brooks, noted pastor of the E.ng·lewood church, w .i ll exchange pulpit s Englewood Baptist church, will preach with Mr. Stifler of the local c hur ch, at the 11 .o'clock serv ices at the Wil- I Hun<lav morning·, May 9. Dr. Brooks mette Baptist church Sunday morn- if. one· of the great l ead rs of th e Baping, May 9. The Rev. Francis Carr tist d e n omination . He Is an author of For several years h e se1·vcd as StiAer, pastor of the loca l church will note. ~enl'lan· of tlw American Baptist at the sa me time preach in the Engle- Home .:\li:-:~ion society in New Yo1·k Dr. Aiin Brooks Will Preach Here on Sunday Baptist Church i . j ~~ ::: 11 t II<' o'clock. \\' ill t · \ ' t · It j II g · S I' 1'\' i I' I' S \\' .. da~ · ; .\l.t~tlu · r ·s l>t· at ol>s··n·, ·d 'j' : :J I I. at ( v, ,\ lt· . .·\ , :\ ft IS t'l' t lw Sll ll g · i Jl :-..::1), 1 :t ·l 'a ldillt · J:rain.·rrl will si ng- and l\lr. :-;tifl· · r w ill t.:J \ ' t· tht · St'I'O tll l u( hi:-: :st·rit·s of "l!tJill· · Li r. ... s·· l'III·OIIS, spt·ak iII).;' 011 .. .\1 !JIIH·r l.o\' t· ." Tit· · s· · t'\' iL't · will ··l<JS·· :tt a g a i 11 IJ I' i II s l·n·icv. .\1 iss 1'11 <l I' g I ! IJ f cAbout the cNOrth 5hore Line Published by Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co. Tlle o!'J~t·n·ant·t.: of Bapli st Wh: k will tak· · a Ltl'gt' 1""1 .' · 11f tilt· ltll'al drur1 ·h t" t Itt · :\11rlh :-;irl· · Ft ·llow s hip t,anqu ..t on Thur ~day nig·ht at lht· .:'\orth :-;tliJJ ' t· 1::1ptisl l' hlln·h, L:tl\t' \\' IJod and l:t ·I'W\' 11 a \ ··· lltlt ·s. Tht · \\'Ollll'll ' s St'H!:liurts will ·IJL· Milwaukee, Wisconsin ------------------------~---------------------------------------------------------- Week of May 3, 1926 Chicago, Illinois · l I I ITtable costs us $1,000 to buy the chinaware, linen and quadruple,plate silver for a single dining car. No lesser quality would be in keeping with the North Shore Line standard! · HAVE you ever visited a factory where threshing machines and tractors are manufactured! Or where malted milk is "malted"! Where shoes are produced? Or overalls? Or furniture! These are a few of the interesting sights to be seen at Racine, the thriving indus trial city of 60,000. lt· · ltl Tu t · s tla\· aftt · I'IIIJOII at Ill· · l·:r 1t.:. 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The very courteous treatment extended to us, both at this and the other end of the line, is just the sort of service that makes a fellow want to take such trips often. I convey to you the appreciation of every men1ber of the party." WE like to receive letters such as the fol .. -- I I TIJ, . \\'\ ilt' .<'til· s : 11 \\' i ll t· ·· JH·I t :1 TI IIJJ '.; d:t :. llt'atl , ·tlJ !t l'{o 1 :-- 7::!11 1'\'<·Jtllt'...,: Tit· l 'l!<>ir I""'IIJI II\ al I I ill". r·lr··:tr ·. tl will b· ·...:t! tJ· \·J,)I'k Thu rsdot~ , ,, .. you save time and bus fare by using the North Shore Line. This is the only railroad operating directly into the Chicago Loop and n1aking connections \\'ith all railroad stations. Similarly you save HOWARD NorthShurcLinc STREET time and taxi fare opcrutcs in Chi· cugo over trucks in Milwaukee. Our of Chiwgo Rap· Milwaukee termiid Tnwsit nal is in the heart of the downtown d istrict-at Sixth and Syc::1.more. WILSON AVE . 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Tl1e :-.l'n irt· will ht· r(.'ad at -I I <l 'r] r,l·k in the prc:-.t·nrc· 11t onh· IJ ,· I i a 111 iIi l'.., a 11 d i 11 t i 111 a k i r it' t 1c1 . . , t l1L: I\ n . IJ ;ur,t c " .\u . . tin l\irl1 :tr< l.., ortic ~: ttirtg. i tl t;trriagc f tl itatioth ha\·e IJL'l'll i :-.~ unl fu r )'Ot' ("L").Tukcs direct to where you want to go- Norch Side, ' year to our Lost and Found De, partment at Highwood and Milwaukee. 1,378 of these articles, being uncalled for, were returned to the finder or sent to the Lake Bluff Orphanage. Pocket-hooks clothing, machinery, luggage, groceries and even babies. have been delivered to owners. 2 498 ·lost articles were turned over last IFthing you think of anythat would ndd to your comfort and convenience when rid, ing on the North Shore Line, the conductor will consider it a personal favor if you tell him. CRANO AVE . RANDOLPH II WELLS Loop or South Side. Sav es time and bus fare. ROOSEVELT ROAD ORTH SHORE N LINE .\1 r. aurl ~I r ~ . 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