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·August 24, :1928 WI;LMET .TE ~ J.;IF.E ' ts· so·rurn.s PREPARE (~ontinued · and Fenton Hopktns of Deerfield, forFOR NEW SCHOOL TED i_l)g A stubborn fire early Monday morn- merly of ,Wilm~t!e, are attending the ~aused d,!lmage estimated at $30,000 American ~adio Relay league convenfrom Page 1) '$30,000 Lou From Fire ; OJiver Boddie, son of Mr. and Mrs·. in KenHworth Reaiclence John ,Boddie of, 1~56 CreenwoQd circle, SH~MONEY BaYe lclence PI'OD8rt~ at ~~ fud8 t,o.' loaD OD aboloe lm· anwd Noitll Sbon . ......_ n. lee U OD Annette Kelley, kindergarten assistant ; Mrs. Ella Clegg and Fannie Ferris, ftrst grade; Nellie Decker, second grade; May Witcher, third grade; Eva E. Jones, second and · third grades; Cula Brickey, fourth grade; a~d Mildred VanHorne, fifth grade. Central School Laurie Flentye, kindergarten ; Mrs. Holies Uilbert and Roena Mulford, ftrst grade; Veronica Carmody and Dorice Turner, second grade ; Mrs. Margaret Burtner and Helen Smith, third grade ; Mrs. Laverne Glennone, Helen Hardick, · and Marion Loag, fourth grade ; Matalea Brown, Marie Fox, and Margaret 1\(cPartlln, fifth grade ; Carrie Chase, Mrs. Katheryn Julian, and Trenna Scott, sixth grade. Stolp School Margaret C. Hayes, principal ; Mrs. Kathryn Vernon, F~e Perring and Orrel Davis, seventh grade ; Mrs. Agnes Clark, Mrs. Agnes N. Jones, and Herma Wyman, eighth grade. Special Teachers Daniel M. Davis, director of recreation ; Dudley Stone, physical education ; Mrs. Lester F. Ball, physical education; Lester F. Ball and Francis Ryan, manual training; Kernie · Woodley, domestic science; Florence Geiman, domestic science and penmanship ; Catherine Grandqulst, orchestra ; Mrs. Stella Maher, music ; Mrs. Edith Vivian, Melody Way piano classes; Mary Green and Mrs. Emma Stopka, nurses ; Elsa Karst, research ; Frances Donnelly, art; and Dorothy Stevens, science. to a vacant house on the east side of tion in Columbus, Ohio. They are E. G. Paalin1 A ·Co. Sherid.an road ne.a r Oxford !Oad, Ken- spending three weeks , and will return S N. '·s.n. St. IWa . . ilwprth. Two fire departments fought the .blaze almost four hours before it by way of Duluth, Iowa. was b(ought under control. The house ~rmm~rmrmm~Wjijgiijrtj?ma ///////////Y//////////////1//////////.;. belonged to I. A. Bennett, of Pittsburgh, and was valued at between · $65,000 and $70~000. The Wilmette fire department, which takes care of Kenilworth calls, ar;. rived at the scene of the fire shortly after 1 :30 a. m. after an alarm had been turned in by a passerby. Half an hour later the Winnetka department arrived to lend assistance in battling the flame3 which had got a good start. and' the children will need more Robert Bennett, of 590 South avenue, Glencoe, 3on of the owner of the nourishing food-give them wrecked building, states tha·t the. loss more milk-let them have all was covered. by insurance. NDewal& 1r. IDten.t. · . · .Schpol Days ·· .· Will .Soon. Be Here they want-it's good for them. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Holdaway and daughter, Miss Ruth, of 723 Forest avenue returned recently from a trip to Three Lakes, Wis where they have been geusts of Mrs. E. Spencer Sturgis of Chicago. · Mrs. Holdoway and Miss Ruth have left for California, going by way of Banff, Lake Louise, Vancouver, and Seattle. They will visit Mrs. Holdowav's mother who live s at Long Beach. ·cal. WINNETKA SANITARY DAIRY 818 OAK ST· .. PH. WINN. 137 ~Round tlae Kenilworth School Will WORLD CRUISE Open Fall Term Sept. 10 ~ ~~ Dec. I. 136days. S.S.Emfn'essof The Joseph S~ars school in Kenilworth will open Monday, September 10, two weeks from next Monday. Ap enrollment of bet\\·een 425 and 450 is expected, according to Supt. E. L. Nygaard. A staff of nineteen teachers wilt he on hand to take care of the Joseph Sears pupils. The complete list of teachers for the coming year follows: E. L. Nygaard, superiptendent; Marjorie Stanton, kindergarten; Caroline Littler and Etta E. Kn_ udson, fir st grade; Edna R. Mayer and Flqrence Tatro, second 2'rade; Nell Littler and Leah M. Clark, third grade; Ruth B. Smith,' fourth grade ; Bessie Stark, fourth and fifth; Emma W. Billington, fifth grade; Mollie K. Foresman, mathematics; Juliet Hanford, English; Edith M. Stryker, history and : geography; Louise Robinson, music and art; Tolita Hanson, general science and sewing ; Robert W . Townley, director of physical edqcation; R. ]. Finnigan, manual training; and Gertrude Herrick, physical education and literature. ·Better Candies · Among discriminating people there is no substitute for the best in candy. There is no half-way. They must have the finest that can be made, or none at all. By adhering to this idea Beach & Geils Better Home Made Candies have built up their success on the north shore. We deliver twice daily anuwhere in Evan1ton For Better ,:; ~ Ausualia. Christmas in the Holy Land; New Year's Eve in Cairo. South ~~AMERICA-AFRICA ~ Cruise eailsJan.22. S. S. Duchas of Atholl, new. 104 days. ~MEDITERRANEAN · ~ Cruise of 72 days, on the Empress of Scotland, Feb. 4. tf~ 't ~ ~ WEST INDIES EUROPE ~ 3 cruises-Dec. 22,Jan. 10, Feb. 11. 16to29days. S.S.Duchat of Bedford, new. ~to ~ ~ ~ 15 great,apeedy linen from Montreal and Quebec to all important ports. Save 2 days open tea. ~ to tlae ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Lathrop of Melbourne, Fla. announce the birth of a son, Eugene Comstock II. on August 17 at the Evanston hospital. Mrs. Lathrop, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kerr of 707 Forest avenue, has been visiting her parents for some time. -o--- 1 ~ World'· ~ '¥"::!:rt Sptean ~Canadian B. S. ELWORTHY, Steamship Gen· cral Agent, 11 E. .Jackson Blvd., Chicago, 111., Telephone Wabash 1804 or any local Steamship Acent. Fastest, largest shipa. Only 10 days, Vancouver or Vic:toria to Yokohama, then China, Manila. Ftdl in/onncldola ~ ORIENT Home Mtult Candiea .5 67 Lincoln Ave. WinnetluJ 1633 Orrington Ave. Rl0·r. 1,. Evanaton .... Logan Bagby, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bagby of the Linden Crest apartments, returned yesterday from Black Hawk Ranch, Cal. wher~ he has been spending the st1mmer. Mr. Bagby, who has been traveling in California for most of the summer, returned with his son. ONLY ONE NOH WEEK OF OUR ~AL AUGUST SALE --oMr. and Mrs. A. ]. Woodcock of 503 Central avenue have returned from a motor trip to Cincinnati, Ohio, where they visited their daughter Mrs. C. S. Marsh. Their daughter, Doris, who has been vacationing in the east returned with them. If you have not taken advantage of the special sales inducement offered during the m·onth of August, you still have one more week left, during which to BUY and SAVE on all Floor coverings-shown in DAYLIGHT SALESROOMS. The LARGEST exclusive CARPET, RUG, and LINOL.E UM store north Estimating Cutting Laying Sewing fiiltalr Pads and Lfnlnga -oMiss Elizabeth Eberhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Eberhart of 307 Davis street, Evanst_on, formerly of Kenilworth, is spending ten days visiting friends at Holland, Mich. t~/ th~ "Loo~" and Bepalrl·r WE CLOSE SATURDAY NOONS DURING AUGUST · New Locatioa: · 116-810 Phoaee: UmYenity 571% David G. Barr.~ Gr~·e ·Ciea·l·r St. Greealeaf %311 Carpe&l ···s ···