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WAS mm. â- Â«#*?< S$it#^ !M^^,i^^l^i^ home fesfe*^.. after i^tw^on^'-, *irtt JMtelS^ I&itkX mother In Minn* ft*-'..},,-*: eV'*.Sl.V ;.i marks H pfcjwlnf. Th© olt has stood at the nortli^ deraw of Ridge mjji^^ many down. Tpti will b* jp^l acziffr [ffc uer of street. It. the lot* kindtrgart^ has been^e^ the boem«t of the ^lt ciwrth^W during the bour r..._i#p $'2 to;" ~*^vd©£ he .placed oil one of burned n^^ijtm^l^';^-";'1^,; ' ^ ' / "3$ This hou«e !f Jbest known to the old timers. of^$raBi^ rlace. It:^:*r^^;1|f^'^^^ years ago, ^4?1i|rlUil*Jin. igoli$j|jiia^' Lumber li^^Vd^:^,;||';|^^ quality and less price, and possibly work was cheaper, s^';.;t3h|^;i.'r^o^' frame house jjOWj^i;"'be cput'^i$;^aj would sten4;^e:'#^^4"te#-^^^ decades and yet present a fair appear- nice and be substantial enough to move and repair and be of service for •^ara to come, ^ „â-  ^ . .." ,.,,,.,./.,. The sills are ; niade ,01'**' boards and the workmen they are better ,t; day they were, 'ik^MW^L^ They claim all of the df ex- cellent quality, and is better material than can now be socjy^re4 fo^ se^veral times the price paiiSSSoea;#&:old by house was built. The house has had ' ers. Mr. William Dee He gave it to the Btitute. The/'f|^r$§ a syndicat«i^h^«|*' property mj, into several smaller sized T'Ttf Bulla on Site. ._ j __i_ a. a house has been purchased Louis Titus and the wor * engaged In tearing off the porch- - .ay windows and other-portiOM of tn> bouse that wouM make it hard ta u.a.e. The house is very long> so it win be cut in half and th«rtwo por- tioua moved to its new western loca* tiou Plans for new buildings on the oil© have not been completed or any pori^iu taken for the erection of them. it fe* thought several modern residenc- es will be built there within a short tii .e. -,"";: . : . /be going of the old Parkhurst place i. 'in the site where it has stood for .via,t, is only .one of the many cases where landmarks have given way to the rapid march of progress inEvans- tou **Le fast growth of the city with the many • modern improvements is cun mually spelling the And of the -lan(imark^|n^^ ^.tew years they ;i;;<^%!ti$&&^^ who have been ^^* tbo^<^ :i$-MKiiM&<$ii£, ^:--^^0Mta.^<iir: ^:^j^-injro-- months, returned to their home in Chicago this *^Srte'^|f=;S^ -!|JSf*%A$::"; ,Mm.'Joseph ^^a^hin and-chll- where they have been spending the jiimBtor.7',',;^'-,-:"- *(: .., Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Collins of Knox- vine, 111., spent last, week with their son, R. B. Collins, and on their return they took their little grandson Ed- ward with them. A number of the Wilmette young people.will attend a dancing party at the Winnetka club house tomorrow evening given by Mrs. Charles t K; Strotz of Winnetka. Mrs. L. JBJ. West and daughter Ruth left Saturday for their home in Roctt Island, 111., after spending five weeks with her sister; Mrs. RoWn E. Col- lins, 1536 Lake ave&tge. Mrs. J, J. Nilles and children, 221 Wood court, spent two week* witn her mother at Rensslaer, lad. Mr. Nilles Sunday and Labor day with them. They returned home -Monday evening. Mr. Thomas Black of Hoboken, N. J., was a gueBt of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cqlt, 1236 Greenwood avenue, one day last week. Mr. Black toured Europe with Mr. and Mrs. Colt a few years ago. Miss Sophia Ltngenauber of Los Angeles, Calf, is visiting friends ft Wilmette and Evanston. Miss Lin- oak f spent these^ddiviaic^oft^ ooclety ofthe Jtfethi)dia^^ jbo^%f^||«;$.......... avenue, yrk|ay> Ps^Asj^r^ A gt^-IH*gTS« ^^^^h^ Hand made ^.s^ffc;^I^-j;^|||,^ «^^eiKmaitf^ The Cosy Coj^ Circm of TO »; plaaned to nUrtop theiawnof Mr* J. M> Btowl^^Se B^venth "- " -"^"^ Timiwdar fw * plca^ pr^sil^l^^ tlie;C6n|#eipB4ic«#c^^ ate their ludck and then spent the The mniii^:!^ jUOumo the y^l#i^ program for Saturday, Sept. 7, 8:30 p. m.rr? Cards, bridge; refreshments. Friday, ifent 13, 2:30 p. m:â€"Cards auction bridge; refreshments; Saturday, jBept 14/ 8:30 n. 1ii.r^n formal dance; refreshments. Friday/Sept. 20, 8:30 p. m.â€"Junior dance. *; -';'-:v ' Saturday, Sept. 21, 8*. 30 p. m.â€"For- mal card party, bridge; refresh- ments. Saturday, Sept. 28, 7 p. m.â€"Cabaret dinner. ce. iliiblicapn- . , . . m^MtolMmaMm «»ent a few days in Mt n;/^|Uite asIhe guest of Miss Katherinef Icien'-taM week. Mt, and Mrs. Edgar 0, Blake and daughter, Eleanor, 921 Tenth street, from Virtue In Compulsory Work. ' Thank God every morning when you setup that you have something to do that day which must he done, whether you like u or not. Being forced to work and forced to do your best will breed tit you temperance and self-control, diligence and Strength of will, cheerfulness and content, and a hundred virtues which the Wle never knew^-Charles Kingsley. ^ill all have passed. GOOD PLACE TO EAJ^ o of the newest and finest up-to- A cafeteria,, in the city of Chicago is that of the New Martison Cafeteria, lo- ('»i i on the second floor, 221 West M^J^on atri^ |p^-doo» west of« Hftti aveil^^ji^v.;"/'-'-^' a G. Ourtiey hi the propvtetof and ^iuager. Thi restaurant has been n«wiy decorated and refircrniahed thioughout. ** A special feature Of this cafeteria is the ladies' rest room and gentlemen's' snaking room. , '*' uurney has had years of experience in the restaurant business, having ^"aged some ^ *fee Argest hotels in this country and Europe, Pure food can always be found at this,cafeteria. % .""/ :">"X^-"..""-C-r.""â€"..... AVJlntJfort -Wity do*t yo*i jkaka Hii mtereat ^Jffairar* said ^offland adviser. ~â„¢*y don't ypiijread the newspapers ****** â- *&:wmmimm-&mmm t-*-ihlsMiiitjf- Wi»â- *t^tf |to tooth^l ; wasps' «rw*"^^. returned from Europe on. Saturday wjiere they have been^ since .the. middle P ^uW;'TiWt^^^8S&|^ :#fe land, Gfermany and Italy: â-  : iy ; After a three weeks' visit with their auntSi i#t».. L&zvibt ^16»7 Forest aVe- nue and Miss Yokel of 1210 Wilmette, avenue, Charles/ Leo and Adrian Has- senauer returned to their home. in Wapakoiteta, O., last Saturday. The Neighborhood Circle of the Con- gregational church will meet next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Charles N. Roberts, 1014 Lake avenue. Lunch- eon will be served. The circle will bold its annual election on that day. The annual meeting of the Ladies' society of the Methodist church will be held this afternoon. Luncheon will be served from 12 to 1 o'clock, and the business meeting will fol- low at 2 o'clock. There wiH be an election .of officers and. other im- portant business. ^ â- : Owing to a change in tne mail serv- ice by which the morning mail from the north will arrive at Wilmette at $:44 instead of 7:14, the work of the office will begin earlier and the office will close in the evening at 6:30, be- ginning last Monday, instead of 7:00, as before. The closing and dispatch'! tag of evenlng^mail, however, will re- main unchanged., Another change in post office rulings is to the effect that no mail except "special delivery" mat- ter can be delivered hereafter on v Sun- day. < \ ' 3 The opening of the New Trier High school has been postponed from Mon- day, September 16, to Monday, Sep- tember 23. The following Is. a list of the new teachers for this year: Esther B. Bedker (Hackley Manual Training school), domestic science. ft. L. P. Blesemeier, B. S. (Lewis Institute), manual training; and me- chanical drawing. • C W. Boyle, B. A. (Be Paw unirer- sity), iVL A. Purdue), defence. f; David E. Johnson (University of Chicago), commercial branches, ., .-Grace R, Stewart, A. Bt'{Smith), Frencfi^ , i;;^; -. \y..-^r- -rv^jy,' 19 Jackson Blvd.â€"tut of these splendid simply outtUing *ur- wonderftil showing strl stives Is at $25. They are thl beantifol grays, tans, bine* and the pia stripes that are so bopntax. "|a5, $30. f 35, $40 $5# Sult»â€"each gsrmen t a tpeci- «en Mi style^lhbric #nd o>0ity that few taiUrxm*pr*d*tu 11 yen: *• sot know '*&*&?** Qmtk§*r\ this win *lwe yes sfi opportunity to tey them. Cwcrv*t& *t* English S$tot: OS