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PAGE TEN Iwmabmqn kmmsml Houses for Rent um! (or Samâ€"Auto Ind Fm ln-unnce. money to loan. H. K. 00:10 1: Son. Pearl Thentre Bldg. Tel. H. P. 17. tf For Rent Furnishcd n 231 .\'. St, JumH Ave. TH H For lh-nt Pvlnunry 1. modern. unfurnished :ipzirtniem. Six mums and bath Lurue- living purrh. (‘nr- m-r St. Johm um! Moraine Rd. Stvuni hunt. .-\d(lrv.~'< H. Palmer. Tnilephnne 776“. Ht! I‘dmm n il‘w l-‘nr RH" Tm: {u fur hnuwkm-ping. Tel ['08 SALE $71.00 takes beautiful new $250.00 mahogany mush phonograph and rec- ords. Never used. 60 inches high. Latest design. Will ship C. O. D. on approval. Mrs. Waverly Brown. 317 Greenleaf A\'e., Wilmette, 1H For Sale ~â€" A nice house on the east side. $7.500. SL500 down and the balance like rent. Twelve rooms. two bathrooms. Mrt. C. A. Aldridge. Tel. 366. ('1 niture dining room set. serving taâ€" ble. four poster bed. Gate Leg table. Seven foot couch. two chairs. Stein- way Upright Grand Piano and ten small oriental rugs. W. Murray Wright. 545 Vernon Avenue. phone 19:! Glencoe Illinois. Can be seen be- tween 2:30 p. m ands p. m. Cntur- day or Sunday. United â€"â€" Lady clothes ironer. 1‘01. 178. Mt! Wanted w Saleswamen for the big sale now In progress. Meyer Dobson Co. 47 Wanted -â€" Man and wife (or gar- den and outside Work and house~ work. Tel. 517. 47-pd. Wanted â€"-â€" Housework girl. No washing. 380 Vine Ave. 47pd Wunted â€"- A glrl clerk for grocery store. Chas. Werhane. Tel. 124 or call evenings. 730M. 47pd .Wamed â€"â€" Laundress. one day a week. Monday or Tuesday preferred. References. Phone 80. 47 Wanted â€"~» Maid for general house‘- work. Two in family. Wages $10.00 and no washing. Tel. 80. 47nd Wanted â€"~- Young girl to assist with general house work. Three adults. No cooking. Phone 146. houseman. Address X X Press Of- fice. ”pd SITUATION WANTED Situation Wanted â€" As nursery guverness. First class relerences. T01. 346. 479d Situation Wu‘ed -- Experienced chaufleur.m m.echanlc Can drive any car. Single. Inquire J. H Bledsoe. 626 Onwentsin Ave. lime (or Inn-31 week To].157W.Arthur You“. m Lost ~â€" About Jan. 12. new foun- tain pen with gold band. Purple ink. Ter. 538. 47 ”POUND Found â€"â€"A muff-three weeks ago. Also boys' macklnaw several months ago. Owners can have same by call- in at the DoerfleId-Shlelds High School and paying for this adv. 47 Wanted â€"- Furniture. run. Mb! W mu have you? Phone 29. main-d pm: ammo: Storm 00. 40-“. de â€"â€" Furnished house from I. until June 15 Mimchl custom- MW!!! Wanted to Rent â€"â€" Three or (our room furnished apartment or émall bungalow. Address AB. Press Of- fice. F" l' Fur Rem For Sale â€"â€" Choice mahogany fur- Wanted - Posluon as gardner or \' furni~hm¢ HM“. Rent Purl hx‘eukfurt an: 1 (Mkwuu! Av HELP WANTED FOR RENT Furnishcd fl‘um room Purnishml hnusu sun and sleeping purch- 1 Av. I’hmw ‘3“. Tm: furnished mums Two frnnt lwdrnuma in pri\ :lto lmmc, 47 living purrh. (‘nr- Moraine Rd. Stvum Palmer. Tvlephnne 47M .W.~ we». -xwgcp r» .71. no 1‘,“ 1236 46-47 45-48 N- or d”. I? 42-49 47Dd RH‘RI'ITS ARE WANTED FOR THE 1‘. country are unnwan- that the Navy is again seeking vnlistmcnts and that it is sun-king 31ng men tbut are .uniuus to enter the sorvicv ubmin the instruction for which (hv. \'u\y is <0 Muted and haw Khv uppnrtunity of swing the “MM :11 ['lu-h- Sam‘s exv .va )lupt (‘nrry Uul ldmu "flu-d at Peace (‘nulen-Iu- [I L“ of (nurse rvcugnized ”III the .\;I\V 'I~I guing tn IIst 2! LII sponsibility during Ihc next [“0 II musing pvnse It is of t-nursv recugnized thnt upon the Navy is guing tn rt-st 2! large n» sponsibility during the next two years. and that it is to the Nuvy that this country must turn fur the purpose of carrying (vutlthe policies and id- 0.13 that will lw established by the Peace t‘unfvrenw. Having borne its part m \u-ll in the ri-cvnt world cun- tlit-t tlw .\'al\‘y is now cullctl upon tn fzutv many and now tintivs. unil insu- mut-li us a wry lurgv portion uf‘thu .\':i\'zil furn- ut the prim-lit time is cumpnsml of Tt‘SQH‘ViH‘tS, whuso enroll- ment for :u-thu duty reuse-s us soon :1.‘ [302100 has lwvn signvd. it is n?- t~u~sur5 that :i i't-gulnr and pvrnm- lh‘lit mivul i-~tz|hlishnwnt he built much :15 a very large portion in um Naval force :it the present time is composed of reservists. whose enroll- ment for :n-the duty reuse-s us soon Lin pt’iu‘t' has lii‘(‘l| signed. it is Ile- H-w‘ul‘) that :i i'egulnr and perma- nent nsu'nl mtuhlishnwnt he built up \\itli new tin-1L ‘ Physical and Moral Bent-“h [ruin1 the Training Since there can be little «loubt that this country will demand and obtain a much larger Navy, the op- portunities for the young men now going in will he unlimited. Regard- less of what branch of the service he may enter. he is assured of a men- tal. morul and plusicnl training which cannot be surpassed and is rarely equalled. This training. giv- en by the Navy to the young men who are just leaving school will en- able them, upon the‘ completion of their enlistment. to go into the world it they so desire fully equipped to meet a‘ny line of work which they may select. The training given is so thorough that any man who can show an hon- orable discharge from the U. S. Navy can obtain without question. a posi- tion in the line of work which he has followed therein. By the four years training which he receives. his body is strengthened. his mind is discl- plined and his ideas broadened, so that he is fully equipped to care for himself the remainder of his life. If. on the other hand. he prefers to remain in the serVPic. promotion awaits him. and in the end upon re- tirement. an ample. pension is given him to provide for his welfare for the balance of his life. Recmltinx Stations Active Enlistments in the Navy are open in practically every branch. Arrange- ments are now being made whereby the transportation of applicants from towns having no recruiting office to the. nearest recruiting office can be “secured. and any inquiries addressed to the Navy Recruiting Station. Transportation Building. Chicago, Il- linoi's. Will CR} DITABLE RECORD IN ("DDY TRE\T.\II‘NT (er part of the golf Benson 1 had Bra- dy give a dinner to the caddy mns‘ ters working 'under this agreement so as to cement the good feeling between them and give us a good start for next year. “With the loss of the older cad- dies we were confronted with the necessity of training an unusually large number of younger boys. The Exmoor caddies are divided into two classes. “A." receiving twenty- flve cents an hour, and “B," receivâ€" ing twenty cents an hour. A class “A” caddy marked "poor." or “fair" more than nnce within a rea- sonable period is put into “B" class. A class "B” caddy marked "good" five successive times is advanced to Class “A." In order to get as efficient mark- ing as possible. and also to get in- formation on what trsining the classes needed. we changed the esti- dy ticket so that a member could inâ€" dicate wherein a caddy was deficient. A caddy marked “poor" or "fair" was supposed to need further t’rsln- ing and was taken in hand by Brs- dy. Where the member indicsted what training was required he was} specially trained on those points“ Brady did remarkably good work 'in training the csddies . ghosting [7]: the Players “We tried to impress the caddies with the fact that they were work- ing snd;were receiving good pay. end that in ’retum they should give the- best service they could. We triedzto impress upon them the feet thst we ‘were not criticising them merely to fiind‘ (suit but in order that they» )micht improve their work snd get the higher rste oi' pey. Believing thst the csddies themselves were entitled to protection we kept ‘- rec- ord of the members showing their msrking oi the caddies end their scores. From this record it seemed thst some members ususlly msrked their caddies poor while others were apt to have poor csddles when their, scores were high and good *csddie's (Continued from Page (Continued from Page One) receive prompt attention s. ' NAVY One) Estab- THE HIGHLAND “l-‘ur each of the months of June. July and August we had prises based on attendance. field work and con- duct. Twenty dollars was dhlded among the first five-boys. and the next twonty received one dollar apiece. when they were playing well. In x r a d I n a the cuddle: allowances were made (or this human element. We had but one caddy tournnment running from July 1 so Aughst 15. We called it the cuddy club clump- iombip, the caddies being divided Into two flights. The winners were the following:â€" ‘ First flight. Cheater Krueger. Second flight. Raymond Van Pl," rs. palr of shoes. We sent a 'team of four boys to the Chicago District. Caddy Tournn- men! on August 26. The team con- sisted of Chester Kfifiuer. Chester Brady. Joseph bener. and Edward Snapple. “in order to interest the “milled oi the caddies in Exmoor we hed. on August 30. a caddy field day to which the families oil ell caddie: were invited. A light lunch we- served and there were vnriou: eon- toeta hr the ceddiee end for the boys and girls who were invited. 0v- er one hundred neopie were present. “Our expenses for' prison, etc” were :3 follows: â€" ‘ Cuddles‘ monthly prlnb-..---$1”oo Cnddy mmmm u... ...... 10.00 Chicago district tournament. 31.00 Giddy Field DO! ............ 1 "Summarizing the w'ork o! the yen I believe the! we can fool the! we bed plenty o! addict. III tint considering the large unto: o! untrained boys at the Mull; .9! the you. that the caddies n '0 gh le were up w the tumor tund- ' . The credit for this In In. to g large degree to Frank Brady. who F‘or prizes we gave each boy Change of 0w THE MEYER DOBSON C0. formerly the‘ B. Garnett of Evanston, Illinois. In order tc to turn all the surplus stock into cash. All regardless of cost in order to start the spring Beautiful blouses of silk georgette crepe, embroidery and bead trimmed. Blouses thet sold for $10.00 and $12.00; your choice at “-l-v" _V_V not want to have an old wailt in the store First come, first choice 790 Our entire stock of voila and ornndio waists. '1'th sold for $2. 00 to 82. 50. We do Lingerie Waists Tremendous Sacrifice SLIGHTLY sums!) Farmerly muss; mam PARK. ILIJNO‘B Hereareafewoftheitemsl 8m” In” boa- pay- Thc kind you in¢_35c yin! for. has worked hard sad cnlhuslutloally all the (Inc. An lndlculon o! the type 0! boy that we bid this year In 'shown by the he! thu they them- selves Volunurlly contrlb‘uted $111.11 to the Red Cross Drives. lnrnlnx the money In through Br-dy.” ‘ Amy and Navy Center The Army end Nivy Center served 10: paid suppers int Setnrdny night end 44 bro-Heels Sundey morning to men ineuniionn. Ills: 3mm Even- was in chnrge oi the Buurdny night supper eommittee. Sundny enernoon Mn. Grundy was hone“. The u~ traction: at me Center ere {duple- mented by the hospitality o! . the Highland Perk Club whlch is .open to men in uniform frdm {par to nine o'clock every Sundny evening. This week more men then ever before were entertained. After supper the piano en the center 0! inlereet. and games hnd no chem when the at. Luke. Querlet wu there to lend the crowd in singing. LL-Ool. Ballet! Bredley gave en'lnlomel ielk on his fexperieneee It the front. The hooplullty committee. In chum or the "mumm- for em tannin; [men over night. report: film! more um: forty slept in the High school mm I'hL'(NItI a (ho Army sud Navy Mr. ad mam-nu In 9mm “'1: um Ion-nod am In admin} u annul- gun the night In an Mm nation. all m m bah uh- no mvidomeou. 'flm oqnmmoe In chm". of tho Guard” night duo. follow“ it!» m o! loam“ when brew- wbd 0.. not“: to con. to Mar-MT m' m lulu! then to ch. mat to the mountain. hr they tryinc to divide up the “0 due“- Eafvery' garment must be closed out. We boufixt this stock cheap and" ypu will fiet the benefit '- I‘m two MIC! fine. up' .3 832.50. .. Wm- up’ E 818.60... bin tending until I! look- Joy‘ sud mum: mo a Milan! DIC- , undone It tohow dmdod. m .u‘ the “O rand-ed fine. up E $13.50... {gluon up‘ig 8 8.75... oghnr for the had (heir Woo ' I. . “undid. It w“ »n‘ gym and ma' md um : “ulna me n an allot" ugh! «uni; :10 nine up all the ‘o and ("In ‘ than whet ev- third coplq r the girls' "In" I nllow the her two-thirds to the boys‘ data-tin; «ch rup with (m' f Id'eptlty. " ' 'M bun-hm bl the has!“ In :more whale nior {um my. mm“; hull N mm “-7 to u- Store .m rams? cum and ‘W Duo. Ill work!“ for n and of mm film and was very "will. the girls robblu to u: em mu would lou‘ono to boluvc the they “dorm ,tbc my much * power than the hon. While that dune" frequent?! In“ with attach. the, neat III on" moment"! ml.- to: I! the: I0 soul out", and than pod na- tunlly-o thu Guard” night‘s dunes pron- i vary elm-Ma um: ad IthhulfltnuMW mmmamw. Non sum”. in undue. to the uni mm tho Justin? an to hmhhumhnuotalxu’dnm n bl: um thou-d torâ€"tad at: mmthemh'emd. mmmumotm-Oooa Cour“. Club" vu hold Tim mnm. January 16. at Trinity Pu- liar Carpenter or China: nob on 159' Math Century Won-n of It. Home ducal t (Your 01' “luau. man Chopin's I mm nun-n No; 7. null Chopm'u I In No. 1. She also lumen-um the m- “ tom 0! Mint. “MwumfiAn; ”mum-um Hm" ”munch-M fiflé .$ 3.95 {3' hon tun. "NJ He! ('hq “I“! (cf ut‘