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M~y 24, 1929 WILMBT.TE LIFE SEEK LIGHT SUPPLY .BIDS 63 Dean ~f Girls Speaks . NEW TRIER SCENE OF at School in Danville BIG FESTIVAL TODAY Eight Suburban High ·Schools Contribute to Programs This Afternoon, Tonight Students representing the music department3 of eight suburban high schools are gathered at 1\ew Trier High school today for a music festiYal this afternoon and evening in which the choruses. orchestras, and bands of all of the schools will take part. The afternoon program is ·3cheduled to begin at 2:15 o'clock and the evening program at 7 o'clock. New Trier, Evanston, DeerfieldShields, Waukegan, Oak Park, Proviso, Morton, and La Grange are the high schools taking part in the music fete. Each will present one of its musical organizations of the afternoon program. Tonight the combined orches'tras, choruse3, and bands will present a program under the direction of George Dasch, Edgar Nelson and Harold Bachman, respectively. Invitational tickets have been issued for both concerts. Admission is free. The program for the evening concert folO\\'S: Orchestral Selections Overture- "l\Jartha" ....... . ...... Flotow Minu et from "Military Rymphony" . Haydn Turkil:ih march from "Ruins of Athens" ........... . ................ . Beethoven "May Day Dance" ....... . . Henry Hadley "In The~~ Delightful, Pleasant Groves . . . . . . . ...... . ........ . Purcell "Great Is J(:'honth" ... ......... Schubert Tenor solo by Eugene Dressler "Cherubin Song" ............ Bortnyansky Arranged by Tschaikow. ky "Psalm 150" ............ . . Cesar Franck nanll 'Xumbers :Miss Elizabeth E. Packer, dean of gtrls at New Trier High school, spent two days at the Danville, Ill., high school last week where she was a guest o~ the Danville girb and talked to the gtrls' club there regarding the activities . of a similar club at New Trier. Miss Packer tau~ht at Danville three years before commg to New Trier. The present dean ot girls, as well as two members. of the board of education a~ Dan~tlle, are former pupils of the 'New Tner dean. -------------F 1 R Superintendent of Public Works C. C. Schultz has been instructed to advertise for bids for street lamp supplies in Wilmette for the ensuing year. This action was taken at the meeting of the Village board Tuesday night. Have funds to loan on choice Improved North Shore Suburban resIdence property at 6%% interest. See us on renewals. SlhS MONEY E. G. Pauling &·Co. 10 S. LaSalle St. Franklin 7740 May be Secured With Quick, .Personal Confidential Service COST PER $1,000 1 yr. 2 yrs. 3 yra. 4yrs. 5 yra. $45 $80 $110 $130 $150 Repayable in equal monthly imtallment1. RESOURCES $4,700,000 S T MORTGAGES Construction Loans s E c 0 N EYAISTOI B~ -[0 ~MORTGA\L 618 Grove St. Established 1889 REPUBLIC REALTY · MORTGAGE CORPORATION ·walter C. Anderson, ~lgr. Greenleaf 5600 1150 Wilmette Ave. Wilmette 2181 f'hornl Numbers . "Saw More Homes in 15 Minutes · Than i~t: a Week Driving Around" SAID a busy doctor- very limited for time to find a home -after he had selected in our del Lago offices pictures of twenty-two houses to look at from over a hundred in his price class in our files- · in , Kenilworth, Wilmette and Winnetka. Then he wertt to Evanston to get his wife and take her to look at the houses he had picked out. You may sit comfortably in ou_ r del Lago offices and from one thousand photographs narrow the selection to exactly the houses you wish to see. Exact information instantly available about construction, number of rooms, schools, churches-in fact everything bearing on the selection of a home. By using our timesaving photographs you can make early and choice selection-getting the best of location, price and sa tis faction. Photographs of over one thousand homes on the North Shore at prices from $ro,ooo to $75~ooo have been especially taken to make your house selection easier. "In a Chinese Temple Garden" .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Albert Ketelbey "Valse Triste," Opus No. 44 . ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jean Sibelius "Fest Overture in C," Opus No. 33 .. .... . . ... . . Vincenz Lachner "Bombosto"- ::\Iarch ........ 0. R. Farrar School Musical Groups to Give Concert June 7 · The \Vilmette Grammer school or<;hestra, assisted: by the Stol'p _and Howard schooh Glee clubs, will give its third annual musical program Friday evening, June 7, in the Howard school auditorium. The orchestra and tJ'te glee clubs are anxious to have a large attendance in order that manv may enjoy the fruits of a hard-earned year's work. The proceeds will go towards the purchase of instruments which orche5tra members may use gratis. Tickets for the concert may be obtained from mem hers of the orchestra and the glee clubs. By the time they had returned, a time saving route-list of the houses had been made by the salesman. By five o'clock that same afternoon -three hours after he first reached our office-the doctor and his wife had seen from the outsidr every house in their list. Eighth Graders in Class Party at Howard May 31 Eighth grade pupils of the Howard school will hold their annual class party in the gymnasium of the Howard building Friday night, May 31. Dancing and bunco will he on the program. Eighth grade teachers \\'ho will attend the party include: Mrs. Lucy Stalling, Mrs. Pearl P. Jones. Mrs. ClaLa Groves, and Miss Violet Madsen. LECTURES ABOUT BIRDS · Orpheus M. Shantz, pre'3ident of the Audubon society of Illinois, gave a lecture on birds before eighth grade pupils of the Stolp school Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Mr. Shantz' lecture was illustrated by stereopticon slides. ANNOUNCE BETROTHAL Mr. and Mrs. Gus Duwner, 1715 Forest avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Anna, to Eric Thelan, son of Carl Thelan of Rgckford, Ill. The wedding will take place in the fall. Come to our offices, tell us the type of house you desire-the neighborhood you prefer-the price you want to pay--and at once · the picture of every available house within the range of your reqwrements is placed before you. BILLS 'R EALTY, INC. REALTORS 208 Loop ORice1: S. La Salle Street State 0266 Indian Hill Estates ORicea: Locust Road at Ashland Wilmette 2692-2792 Greenleaf 3 1 44 Del Laao ORice1: 960 Spa"nish Court Wilmette 3740