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Many amateur photographers have trouble getting satâ€" isfactory results under the varying conditions of light and weather. We shall be glad to advise them how to yet these results from the particular camera they have. Call any time, and let us help you. Patronize the Press Advertisers HECKETSWEILER STUDIO When Your Vacation Is Over WILL YOU HAVE A COLLECTION OF ATTRACTIVE REMINDERS? North Second Street PHONE 4 |I COMMERCE CHAMBER MONTHLY SESSION duly seconded and carried, a letter of appreciatfon is to be sent Chief Hosâ€" kin of the fire department thanking him for his coâ€"operation in referring out of town solicitors to the Chamâ€" ber of Commerce office. Plan Golf Tourneys Motion was made by S. A. ‘St. Peter, seconded and carried, that $125 be appropriated the: golf committee for five tournaments to be held durâ€" ing the suimmer. This is to come up for.action at the August meeting. Dollar Day Proposal ~. Upon motion of A. L. Féll, seconded and carried, the Chamber of Comâ€" merce is to sponsor a Dollar Day during August or September and that a fund be appropriated for general advertising. _ Chairman. Kelley anâ€" nounced that President Simons would be asked to appoint a Dollar Day comâ€" mittee to arrange a date, forms of udvertising, etc. Y9:45 a.m., Sunday school in charge of Mr. Merner, superinteAdent. 11;00 a.m., worship and sermon. 7:00 p.m., Christian Endeavor, 8:00 p.m., evening service. * Rev. J. H. Taylor of Highland Park will have charge of the services of this church on Sunday July 13 and 20. The pastor will be in attendance ut the Winona school of theology. Last | Sunday evening children of the daily vacation Bible school gave a very excellent program demonstratâ€" ing the work they accomplished durâ€" ing the four weeks of school. The boys dramatized the story of the Good Samaritan and the girls dramatized the parable of the Ten Virgins. A large and appreciative audience enâ€" joyed the. program and: also the fine display of handwork which consisted of pastel paintings, woven furniture, baskets, trays, bread boards, trellis and paper construction work., This was one of the best schools ever. conâ€" ducted by this church, having a splenâ€" did enrollment and a high average in attendance. â€" During the four wccks‘ the children sent a total of 130 bouâ€" quets of flowers to the sick, lonely‘ tund poor of Chicago, â€" This work was‘ carried on through the > Chicago Plant; Flower .and Fruti Guild, At the close of the program the pastor presented to the church wightcen beauâ€" tiful â€" fumed _ oak platform chairs which the children helped to purchase with‘ their weekly offerings. A cordial welcome to the services of this church. The treasurer‘s report showing a good bank balance wasâ€"read and acâ€" cepted. s s Bethlehem Evangelical Church Corner Deerfield avenue and Re mary terrace, Deerfleld. Rev, A. Johnson, pastor, There being no further . busines the. meeting adjourned. (Continued from page 3) Roseâ€" 4 His Mistake He longed to find the road to Fame, But not a highway bore that name. He thought to glory there must be A level path that he should see; But every road to which he came Possessed a terrifying name, He never thought that fame might Industry. Recause it seemed so rough and high He. passed the road to Service by. Yet had he taken either way He might have come to Fame someday. & lurk Along the rugged path called Work lle never thought to go and see What marked the road called The advice the average American needs the most: "Use your brakes!" â€"Atchison (Kan.) Globe. JACK OAKIE SKEETS GALLAGHER MARY BRIAN "The Social Lion" The Coolest Spot in Town! Come today with everyone AT WAUKEGAN in HER GREATEST DRAMATIC SUCCESS The Buttonâ€"Busters of "Rio Rita" The World‘s Funniest Assortment of Nuts! GENESEE He‘ll give you more than a thril a minute! f His most adventuresome role! DON‘T MISS THIS! Paramount‘s Love Laugh Tale! » It‘s Great! & â€"â€"on the stageâ€"â€" RADIOâ€"KEITHâ€"ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE BIG ACTS MON., TUES., JULY 14, 15 "On the Level" "The Cuckoos" WED., THURS., JULY 16, 17 NORMA TALMADGE TALKING COMEDIES VITAPHONE NOVELTIES sCREEN ACTS SOUND NEWS ROBERT WOOLSEY BERT WHEELER FRL, SAT., JULY 18, 19 VICTOR MeLAGLEN ‘‘New York Nights" SUNDAY, JULY 13 â€"â€"on the screenâ€"â€" FIFI DORSAY Thursday, July 10, 1930 ALWAYS with and in your family!