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Chickering house on Fox- dale avenue for the. summer. j, J. *Q. SSymes has moved from his former residence on Elm street to the newfr-built home on Willow street. Mrs. H. H. Dennick, Railroad ave- nge, has returned from her trip to Peotla, lJR.r where she w*a a, delegate to the state, convention of the Q. A. K. and the \y. R. C. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Adams have re- turned from Olney, 111., where they were called the, early part of last week oh account of the sudden serious ill- ness of Mrs. Adams' mother. WILMETTE TO HiNOR ^~1MntN'S DAY Iren's day will be celebrated Congregational church, next The Sunday school will be with the morning service and Ming people's choir will sing, lity $rtfi *|>e *g#en parents to bring? their little ones for consecra- tion fnd thorite o* Infant baptism f will also be administered. The spe- fT clal Offering of the day will be for f: the missionary work of the Congrega- % ttonajfsunday School society. Through the fclfldness of the members of the Ladles' society, a nursery will be provided where mothers may leave ft their i babies in competent hands &â-  while|they themselves enjoy the serv- '.t'-'-lee. if there should appear to be ^ • deAre for it the nursery will be mainlined jj&rerfi Sunday .morning during the Jammer. i for more parks and its members have been prominently identified with the movement. WIIMTTE TEACHERS an in Following the publishing of editorial in this paper, May 23, -^Lwhlch the. naavy fining of all auto- speeders " ~ ID was Elizabeth Casey, 1182 Lake will leave Sunday for New and Will aftil Jane 4-on the ia, landing at Gibraltar. From Miss Casey will go. to Madrid •he will take a two months' at the summer school of the :y*Ur Madrid. At* the close of w. *»» »*»<*>1 Mlaa Casey rwill meet Miss it Marj£ Raymond of Evanston and Miss Fultdb, iteaehers of New Trier, to- ^ith Mile. Piigney of Paris, ja former New Trier teacher, borne is in Paris. They will ker tour through France, Swits- and Italy. mobile Police Magistrate John. F. Boyer Saturday fined F. W. Reford 2731 Park place, at the rate of a dollar * mile. Reford paid a fine of 135 and costs. Chief of Police Shaffer arrested Reford and the head of the police department stated in court that it was the fastest ride he had taken in some time '""before" he was able to overtake Reford. - , The fine that was imposed Sat nTday by Magistrate Boyer is the EW8MEN a luncheon hehf at the Black- hotel last Wednesday fifty representing all' the towns the North Shore from Evanston eiEBtt^Vere^fn^sts of the di- of the Ravlnia company, an [oql of business men which (0 tfcnlsn the tfogy of the „„„ mail's baTtyhoo from the park. It k the^ftfr m*** Kavinia park seU-ipportin^ finder its old Ideals, V and North* Shore women will aid in £ ' earrjlnf; out*tite plans/ Btery holder po* aReason ticket will be eiStitledto the Kgbts of membership. Wllmette won Hi to act-of the committee are ; Mea^iTnQt^Fbetef Branson, toward R> Bell Gordon Hanah, Earl Q. Low, Hay< • McKlnney, E. B. Shapker, Ar- tbery. Ta^^;W^||%8hell|nany-E, B. |E Thin nan, Herbert W. Weld: $26,850 NEEDED TO RUN CLENCOE The annual appropriation ordinance for Glencoe for the doming year calls for special assessments being issued tb Ttlme $$Lt$0, si 'ft will take that amount to pay the village's expenses for one year. Of the total amount, $5,240 is to pay for the village bonds. The remainder is for the general expense of the vil- lage. The ordinance has been posted in the village hall and about the town. HEAVIEST FINE OF {YEAR GIVEN SPEEDER Decorative Lighting System Installed in Evanston Has Brought Many Words of Commendation. Jffpta* #ttB^WrerV^a^t^fiftrl ^aid i* areaways. . * fT ^ .... '. Mklridy the4b^4ejl^iecttoli.um ";i&np*ier street, Main street Cental atreet^ad at-«oMe# «ft*it a^J flapW Savenne are beginning to consider the rUblema of wsVlii ^J**W* ?" IKmitieg and it is WugbT P*} the Commercial asiocIatib|i "ways end Means committee, wheif It moyes its activities to these streets after hev- ing first finished Davis street, will find less difficulty In the lighting prob- lem in those sections than It has been Davis street, where the lnstalla- WILL INSTALL MORE Merchants from all business sec- tions of the city, as well as resi- dents and private citizens from every section of town, have been very out- spoken in their appreciation of and praise for the ornamental light post system which has been established on Davis street, between Orrington avenue and Chicago avenue. All of them ask: "Is this as far as it is intended to go, or is it proposed to include all the business sections of the city?" It is hard for any one individual to answer this question authorita- tively, but the ways and means com- mittee of the Evanston Commercial association would doubtless say that it is proposed to light, first the Davis street business section, including Davis street from the Northwestern university business office, as far west as business houses to go west of the tracks, and then north and south on Orrington avenue and Sherman ave- nue, at least one and possibly two blocks. This committee, of which W. M. Colwel!, the Davis street druggist, is chairman, has been working over- time on the problem and are achiev- ing notable success. The work which this committee is doing was all sup- plemented by nearly two years' very hard painstaking educational work done by a previous Commercial asso- ciation committee, headed by Mr. C. advocated; TO. 8tevens, cashier of the City Na- tional bank. Mr. Colwell's commit- tee proposes to have at least fifty lights installed in the Davis street section by the middle of July, or the first of August at the least This means a lot more of the same kind of hard rapid work that has al- ready been done by the committee. Much of the business property in Hv- anston is owned by estates and front- age consents to assume the respon- sibility of the installation of the posts is in these instances more difficult to heaviest. one that has been dealt to get then where the landlord is an in a speeder this year. The jurist says that those exceeding the limt will re- ceive no leniency from this time on but will be given Keavy fines. "It cost Reford a dollar a mile, and if the autoists persist in speeding the fines will be raised to two dollars a mile and, If necessary, they will be fined the limit," said Magistrate Boyer. For some time the News has been advocating that all speeders be fined heavy and the ease Saturday shows that the local authorities see the wisdom of the plan. The judges all over Cook cbnnty are now giving big fines to motorists who exceed the speed limit C. S. Judson, of Racine, Wis., was arrested Friday afternoon for speeding. .He was traveling just over the speed limit. Magistrate Boyer fined him S10 and costs. One Piece Whera Llvlna la Cheee. In the Blue Nile region in Egypt a matrre laiordr oaa live very comforf ably on six to eight cents a day. dividual resident of this city as is also in cases where landlord and tenant are the same, as In the case of the State Bank of Kvanston and H. B. Chandler, where the same in- dividual signs the contract for in- stallation and maintenance. The posts which have been In- stalled have been furnished by the George Cutter company of South Bend, Ind., and the installation work has been done by the Standard Street Lighting company of Chicago. The post is known as tbe Commonwealth Edison post No. 3604. While the posts accentuates the narrow walks on all business streets, they are, all agree, a decided im- provement to the street and will, it Is believed and hoped, make ell of the business sections where the lights are installed a promenade used by all classes of people, and especially the better class who heretofore have not liked to walk on business streets which were not fully lighted and where there might therefore be a small risk, at least of unpleasant en- "Time to 40 wfHr To tiY<m,tn*t »t*« To slpeaK that Mud word That may wWeeten aome sorrdWi *w To do now the good ; - -^ ' »3 $j You would-leave (XR tfctoorrbw.* â- â€¢**'! on tion of posts is of a more or lees re- volutionary idea and where the edu- cational work will nave to be done. Adjaeentto Your We arc prepared to extend our usual quick and efficient â- e«ric*«6 iy of the^following country clubs at whic^ Li* *-*â€"•- Lake P [tonvlth •arJMlr; QQiKftU coe,JU. ing during the summer Country Club ol Evanston Exmoor C Glenview Onwentsi SkokieCl Admce 4« "Tour Nearest xpir^s Office ,/e also receive and ship to all points in the United States; grving same service as you get in the city, allowing time for transportation. Telephone Evanston 3638 506 Davis St Cor. Hinm«n Avt. Evanston, IIL DYERS â- w. The He the Ho the W dgery 'appears achine Conies In f The Thor Electric Washer' performs its work quicker and better than any pair of human hands ever-built. As for its simplicity of operation â€"look at the picture, ft illustrates the* label? necessary in running it. i The machine will soon pay for itself in the saving of wash day help and in' clothes. It adds to women's lives win do the evcrfge\»eek,fceijtelriitg; for a familyof IE. 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