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For Appolomu.mI4PoueWU.. 6 Williamn M. 1.james. Village attorÉney, 208 ».lghteenth street, Wihnette 2893. 100: N. La. salle street., Central, 8403. Harry, W, Miller, Village treasurerb Village hall. Wllmette '270&. Nibholas P. M'iler, Village clerk 1775 Washington. avenue, Wllmette 2991. Appoints Conmntts President. Kinine also appointed the f10l1wng standing omi tteeSfor the enisuing two years: chairman-Tamet B. ,Hoffna.n, 1510 Washingtonl avenue, Wllmette 1440, Mi.- chael 3. Sporrer, f10l Kenilworth ave- nue, Wimette 1673, %/ Arthur Andersen & company, i N. La Salle street, Ran. 5386;. Esther :D. Bower, 1216 Ashland avenue, Wiiniette 345. Police and Pire Charman-Clinton B. Coçhran 1605 Walnut avenue, Wilmette, 4647, lIarxî- son 8064; James. B. Hoffmnan,; George F. 11,924 Linden avenue, Wllmette, 1882, Calumet 6476w Publie Servie Charmn-MOhael J. Mprrer; s ther D. Bower; Nathanlel F. Webb. 441 H-il3bard road, Wilmette 3193. Judlclary Chairrma21-Esther Dý Bower; ichael J. Sporrer, Clintori B. Cochran. Streets and Mleyu Çhairmafl.-George F. 11f!; Nathanflc F.- Web~b. James B. Hoffm5i'. goecrsud Watr CharmanN at han e F. Webb8 George F. Iliff , Clintoti B. Cochrail. n»ore mure more more Aclopt OrdinanaOs The closing session of the old trutes xcPlJub --JL bas been ili for several mOnths, were ppresent. An ordinance vacating the north end of the alley between Tenth and Eleventh streets was passed, the vote being four to one, Trustee Lee voting egainst . Ordinance No. 1773Y being an'amend- ment to the Village code, was offered and adopted. Following, committee and depart- Esther Beouty Shop ton Ë. iôochraii and. Walter C. arrar for their outptandiflg servie, "-AND BE IT FIRTHI R ESOLVED that thls resolution be spread upon the recordt etf this board land a sultable engrýossed copy théreof be trauamltted t ald 'Carbon p., Dubbs, A&rtur-Lee, Joieh Heinsen, Harry C.. Kinne, Selim Wat. C V11deman, Clinton B. Cochran and Trustéee Bower, read a resolution designating the Mimette State. bank and the First National, Banik of Chi-, cago as depoôsitories for Village itunds, which was adopted. Ordinance No., 1774,.creatinga Board of Local Improvements was presented and, passed. Truste ,BQwer niôved ,10 authorize the annual audit. of Village accouints, which was ordered. .Truistee Iliff moved that the Village Clerk be intruned to maice inlti- graph or mimeograph copies of the minutes of ail meetings of the bcard within four (4) days of the date of each meeting, and to distribute them free to ail Village officiaIs, and to others at nominal cost. The board then adjourned to Tues- day evening, june 14, at 8 o'clock.' Following adjourtiment Robert E. Ricksen, 1006 Michigan avenue, pres- ident of Wilmtette Home. Owners as- tives. of the dilterent administrative boards of the village, and, others were éalled upen and made short talks, in which cooperation and support were generously promised to the new board., ý On behàlf of a group of harmony supporters,. Elmer D. Becker, 519 Linden avenue, presente.d the outgoing and incoming officiais with floral trihntes. MasFIooo-tZf Wlhmett. Avmon FnrWeve, Shempo. Arc . Ttm or M.slcmr. ýAy3 for ne:, Ir I Special for Mother'sDay (Sundoye May 12) By today -avoid disap ponment, as our specials are always soId oeut early. *Two other attraetve styles la decoriUe boxesi-boolk syesdf~ silhouette box-.mflhled wltb doUedous Duttcb MII Candie ..... OTHER MOTHERS DAY BOXES 65e t. $3-75 Ve Deliv et Ile Crea DUTCH MILL CANDIES ONo t efler Ceaidy Mode' 11 87 WiLUME AVE. PI.... WIIm.tt 2140 FRTCHURCH 0F CHRIST, SCIENTIST WILMETTE, ILLINOIS ANNOUNCES A ,FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 'ay -'-Fprnoes.w.eY,,e any pattern l n silverware. D.l pAG«LIARULO JEWULEE il" Wuinitt Avenue IFLORISTS 333 Ridge Road Phone Wilmette 757 THE PUBLIC ,PA TRONIZE OUR' INVITED TO ATTEND AD»VER TISI$RS wilmeffeffl