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10 WILMETTE LIFE July 16, 1926 Presbyterian Church MIDSUMMER SALES Just what you want now, in one and two-piece Phones Wilmette · 2600-2601 Wilmette, Ill 721 Main Street IMotors Service, lne. Everything DRESSES. for the Automobilt $10.00 $14.75 $19.75 We Have Added a VACUUM CLEANER to our equiptnent and are no~ prepared to thoroughly clean the plush and velour upholstery in closed cars. Va~uutn J. C. Slown our sp1endid mtxed quartet, which has been presenting tine programs for the past three months, has been cngag,e,d to cont inu e throughout the summer. Ihree spec·ial rnusical numbe rs each _ Sun~ay morning at the 11 o'clock . scr·v1ce. 'lh~ program for nt>xt Sunday .1s ,:,ts follows. Organ Prelude-"Anua_ntme (D flat~; Lt'mnre; antlwm-":PraiSC the Lord, TI;uHh'ggPr; anthem-"Christ Is Knoc~ in"· ·1 t my Sad H eart," Otis; organ otft·~to'n·-':('ontL'n1Illa1 ion" ('l'h c Holy l'ityJ ·caul· contralto so lo-"I w·m Lift Up l\fine E;·c·s Unto the Hills," (Bartl ett) bv :i\ln;. Gannon; · organ prelude"Gioria" (Twelfth mass), Mozart. The m<'mhers of the quartet are: Isabel Hc:q1s, soprano; Rose Lutiger Gannon contralto; .John n. 1\filler, t enor; Xol:lll<tn Kling, bass. Miss Erma E. n(Junds is organist and director. 'l'h<' First Prl'sbyt ·rian church,. Rev. Ct·org\' 1'. :Magill, D.D., IlflStor, lS lot";tt<·d at th e eorncr o[ Ninth stn· ~t ~nd < :rv<·nh-a f aY<'nue. A cordial invitfttwn i s extendvd to you to join us in our sur~l HH·rtim(J s\·n ·kvs. Sunday school, B :.lt..l n . m.; church :w r vit:C', 11 a. m: . Till' n·ry suc<·essful Va<"cttwn Bible Sl'houl conduel\'u hy the Presbyterian churl'h will clusc this week. l\t~rc than GU pupils h:t\' · lJt·vn cnro ll t>tl. A pu?lk tlt ·mom;L ration of the \\'ork done "\nil l>t~ g-i\'l·n this Friday :.tftt·rnoon <tt 3 :~0 o\:luck. prt·s~:nt 1 <>Ull(J'\' C:q>t:ti n H. G. Fischer will sll:n·optican pic·tun·s of tl_ w 1'U Uild aiJUUt Jerus;dt·Jll :lllU "v'J i l t1 ·ll of. su rnt: of hi s army < 'X JH:rienccs in tllat r· ·g- iun . l'an·nts, and all who may IH' illl· · l't·s t~:d an.: in\'ilt-d to thvs(' closi rrg· I Cleaning $l.oo to $2.00 A. B. Van Deu1en Xl'!'\'iS( ·S. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·iilrl:ti~-"_ il_ i_ r~~~t :.\fr. and Mrs. Jame s A. Lowry of 1720 \\'a lnut an·nuc, announce the lllarriagL· (Ji 1heir nil'Cl', :.\1iss Kathninc J lahn, to \\.illiam Baytop Sin1 clair 11i ~l' \\' ( )rkan~, La., un Junc 10, ! at F11rt .\1 \'l'r..,, Fla . :.\1 r. anrl ~fr:-.. Xa!>Jc..,, Fla. ow answer your own questions about See 'l~Hli EXTRA SPECIAL Inexpensive OIL HEAT.· ' NI~w Silent NOKOL THOUSANDS and thousands of Wash Frocks far above the ordinary class selling from home-owners have had their ideas of oil heat changed, since the new Silent NOKOL came. It's here- in actual operation-today. NOKOL has Jone all this 111 more than 29,000 homes for periods up to 9 years. But now NOISE is done. away with - cut to the vanishing Point. Efficiency is even greater than before. Also see our novel smocks There,s no odor. There's no dirt. You get fully automatic heat at the lowest cost known (usually less than hard coal cost!). You're as free of heating bother as if living in the most mcx:lern apartment. -1·- - · - - - - Comfort is inCTeased. It's worth seeing - even if you,ve noideaofchu.ngingfrom coal. Take.s but 10 or 15 minutes. Come in. - -+ HERE~ TODAY: OIL .1606 Chicago Avenue At Davis Street HEATING COMPANY Phone Universitv 7420 Phone Central 7832 1311 Chicago Ave., Evanston 215 No. Michigan Ave. , Chicago OIL HEATING COMPANY Downtown Evanston