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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY. JUNE 10. i921 public Library New* BY sue cmanmrnLY. librarian f««l material for all and usable form. , library. Wilmette avenue: fcours: every afternoon from 2 to V Wednesday and Saturday even- i/from 7 to 9 o'clock. Branch Li- rir\ >" Public school building at tventh street and Laurel avenue: ours: every afternoon from 2 to 5 Jcept Saturday. vour brain padlocked? The Pub- "ibrary ha* the key. Go to school Jp vourself as Ions as you live, ev- ?v n'lan his own college on nothing year. Are you using the resources if vour Public Library to your be.st ^vantage? There are reference (ides which you have never used. iTK you looking for an article that [Speared sonie time in WOO? You are [o! tuK of the date or magazine. Tell i- library worker what the article •a» about, or by whom written, and ,V will trace it for you through the leader's Guide, which is an index of Wot the most widely read magazines End is received monthly by the Pub- ic Library. Or are you looking for [poem, and know only the first line? ferhaps the librarian can find it for >u in the books of quotations or hanger?* Index to poetry and reci- ttioti. which indexes thousands of K'tns by author, title, or first'line. the library owns'the book in which |e poeni is contained, borrow it. If )t. every effort will be made to get for you. Perhaps you want the address of a romiiK'iit American or English laU'sman, professor, or business man. fho's Who in America or Who's /ho (ICtifflish) will furnish the in- |r mat ion if your friend is at all well lown. Your Public Library has the [test edition of both of these books. [The 1921 World Almanac and the licago Daily News Almanac contain jrlds of information on current sub- its. The material in these books is •11 indexed and the librarian will rate them for you if you ask her. [When you have an argument at >me about the spelling or pronoun- ition of a word, call the Wilmette. iblic Library, ask the attendant look it up in the new edition of [ebster's New International, the ac- jowledged authority, which contains Inch encyclopedic material and is jcompanied by an atlas with new ips of the world. splendid new encyclopedia for rcniles has been added to the chil- [en's department. It contains use- ////////////////////// William Salmen CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ESTIMATES cheerfully furnished on New or Repair Work 964 Spruce St., Winnetka Phone Winnetka 1055 ////////////////// Electric Appliances They add to comfort at all times, particularly in the summer. For in- stance Electric Fans They change the climate Electric Grills Yon can cook a meal on one of Electric Irons backporch or the lawn by applying a cord of er length. There are â-  the family «f all equally kal in iy ejnee* â- â-  MONTHLY PAYMENTS Are you hazy about a village ordin- •nee? If so. the Public Library hai a copy of the ordinances for your me. hlISi?'â„¢ "*â- * to.***« * particular block on a particular street in the at th^uD*1 VUP °S Wamette Wilmette Public Library it a regu- lar subscriber to 25 of the leading periodicals. Plan to spend Wednes- day or Saturday evening at the li- brary and look them over. Ask for what yon want. The duty of the library worker is to help yon. Do not hesitate to ask for as- sistance because the librarian is busy. Much routine work mutt be done* but there is always time to answer ques- tions. lira. James A. Culbertson arrived here on Tuesday after spending the first winter at her home in Pasadena, Cat Mrs. Culbertson was delayed in New Mexico for twenty-four hours on ac- A 30c &d works wonders â- % Have You Ever Tried Our Cleaning, Dying and Service? Presstr If not you will be agreeably surprised at its efficiency and the quickness in which your things are returned. We also do a Iterating and repairing of ladies9 and gentlemans' garments. ____ ."â- .-,.'•*» High Class Workmanship - REASONABLE PRICES Special Rates Tor Monthly Pressing New Trier Cleaners i L Tel. Wilmette IMS 607 .W Railroad Ave. DAILY TRIP AS FAR AS GLENCOE. count of the flood. Mr. Samuel L. Hypes arrived home last Thursday after a six weeks' bus- iness trip to Europe. It is the conscientious workers pride. __ For the man who is true to himself and his finer instintcs, rises in accomplishment and be- comes a credit not only to his own community but to all the nation. Don't shirk. Work hard, produce more and save. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMETTE "A Bank of Seriict" Under Government Supervision WILMETTE. - ILLINOIS . â- â- &*&â-  rothers announce price of their cars c m. Mcdonald Dodge Bros. Automobiles 519 Davis Street EVANSTON, -ILLINOIS Evanston 307 {