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^â„¢pn THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. 1921 WILMETTE AT WORK SAVING THE TREES Many Householder* Respond To Call In Spraying Program of Wilmette Improvement Association Wilmette has been thoroughly aroused to the necessity for prompt action in the war on the deadly Tussock Moth and the killing Cottony Maple Scale which are infesting hun- dreds of shade trees in the village. Responding to the warning and sug- gestions issued by the Wilmette Im- provement association in last week's issue of The Lake Shore News asking residents to launch a tree spraying campaign to rid the streets of these pests, many residents have made ap- plication for use of the plan adopted by the association and the work is well in progress, according to Paul A. Hoffman, president of the Improve- ment association. Send Out Letters In addition to the information given the public in the news article in The Lake Shore News, officials of the Im- provement association this .week ad- dressed letters to all householders setting forth in detail the facts relat- ive to the spraying campaign. The news article and the letters have found ready response in many house- holds and scores of applications have been received by the association leaders. There is reason to believe that Wil- mette is awake to the dangerous con- dition and prepared to employ every means available to save the beautiful shade trees in both private and public places. Information is to be had by calling Paul A. Hoffman, telephone Wilmette 1103. - Want to Buy a Home? Use a Classified Ad Pre-War Prices â€" Perfect Work -# Good Material. Phone for Estimator. North Shore Slip Cover Co, 8707 N. Halsted St. Lake View 101 £ HIGHLAND PARK RIDING STABLES Party ride* by appointment E. V. MEYERFELD INSTRUCTOR 217 N. St. Johns Ave. HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. Phone Highland Park 125 GOOD SUMMER ATTENDANCE AT THE METHODIST CHURCH Attendance at services of the Wil- mette Methodist church has been good during the summer, announces the church correspondent. "Those of our folks who are remaining in Wilmette", says the writer, "are urg- ed to be as regular as possible in supporting the various services of the church during the vacation per- iod." The monthly meeting of the Offi- cial Board of the church was held on Tuesday evening, August 2, at 8 o'clock. The Fourth Quarterly Conference of the church will be held in the church Friday evening, Sep- tember 16. Announcement is made that Miss Mabel Sipes has transferred her church membership to the First Me- thodist church of Pasadena, Cal. LIBRARY VACATION PRIVILEGE Special vacation privilege is ex- tended by the Wilmette Free Public Library for residents of the village who leave Wilmette for their vaca- tions. Any six books in the library, except those in most demand, may be. borrowed on any card from now un- til^eptember 15, according to Miss Sue Osmotherly, the librarian. * Few Quill Pens Now. About the only quill pens one seef In the United States now are on the •tage or are ornaments on a lady's writing desk in her chamber. An actor playing the part of a states- man or a king or a general of one hundred or more years ago ^vltl write his message with a goose quill pen and instead of using blotting paper will sprinkle sand out of a salt shaker to soak up the surplus wet ink. Ntbula Nicknames. Many of the glowing gas clouds In. the heavens, known as nebula, present shapes that have given rise to nick- names, used by astronomers as alter- natives of the more formal catalogue numbers of these objects. Among these are the Keyhole nebula, the Crab nebula, the Pinwheel nebula, the Dumbell nebula, the Owl nebula, the Horseshoe or Swan nebula, the Whirl- pool nebula, the Omega nebula and the North American nebula. The out- line of the latter bears- a rather strik- ing resemblance to that of the North American continent. Dream Lore. ' To dream of nets Indicates that your lover or partner In lite is not so fondly.attachert to you as you wlsn. To dream vou are entangled in one denotes a wary and powerful enemy who will endeavor to use you for a tool.________________ "FOR SALE" Ads Bring The Earliest Results Ths UnforQivsabls Defects. "There are only two crimes men never forgive women; one Is plain- ness accompanied by dullness: the other is dullness accompanied by plainness."-"The Indignant Spin- sters." by Winifred. Both to Blame. MI think," said Dr. Smith, *% cooks supply us with half our* tlents." "That's a fact," saldoiaS Brown. "And good cooks supply ^ with the other 50 per cent."-^JJI of the American Medical Assoclatk^ FRANKLIN Sales and Service The car everyone would like to own. Gage Motor Sales Co. Phone 5700 1*29 Orringtan Ave., Eranstoii J. E. SWIFT TEAL Repreientative New York Life Insurance Co. 1017 Central Ave., WILMETTE, ILL Phone Wilmette 37 -/-* Wow! Don't Touch Me! I'm sunburned!" Thousands of bathers are suffering from the hot sun. Don't let it bother you! Just rub a Utile Nichols Velvet Skin on your face and arms. It soothes the sunburn you already have and prevents your getting any more. Try it today. Ask Your Druggist Envelopes to Match Use envelopes to match the color of your stationery. -â€" We can supply you with fine letterheads printed on Mammermill Bond and furnish envelopes to match in any of the twelve colors or white. Remember we are letterhead specialists. You will find the quality of our printing and the paper we give you very high and our prices very low. Us Show You What We Can Do LAKE SHORE PUBLISHING COMPANY 1222 Central Ave., Wilmette. Phones 1920-1921 1160 Wilmette Avenue Telephone Wilmette 311 Wilmette Fruit and Vegetable MARKET PHONE 12S1 Next to Rosenberg's RANDOLPH mi 826 DAVIS STREET PHONE 7340 Big Saturday Sale of Fruit, Vegetables, Fancy Meats Spring legs lamb.""777777777777". .35 Lamb shoulder. 7. ............20 Lamb patties. ............25 Veal roast...... ......27 Pot roast............777777.... 15 Special steaks...... .......25 Sirloin steaks........ ......35 Lamb chops..............^ .... .25 SPECIAL Rib roast. 30 27 23 Corn beef, boneless......... Rump corn beef___ ..... No. 1 hams........77777...___33 Armours Shield bacon......... .35 Brisket bacon.. ...........20 We dress our own chickens fresh every day. Vegetables, Fruits, Etc. Special Sweet Yellow Bantam Corn. 25c doz. Honey Dew Melons 7...... ___20c and up Osage Melons.............. ----___. 10c up Canteloupes....... 7. 77...... .3 for 25 Watermellons ...... ..... .......55c up Peaches .............----- ----25c basket Bartlett Pears. ...."..............25c basket Oranges ..............29c, 40c, 50c, 60c doz. Clrape Fruit......................2 for 25c Cooking Apples^rrTw^7w^==7==4=«s. for 25c Bananas.................. .25c and 35c doz. Lemons ........ .................40 Green Peppers ........ ......5 for 10c Beets and Carrots............3 bunches 10c Fresh Lima Beans, home grown. .. .25c basket Sweet Potatoes...................... 10c lb. Cucumbers ................... .......5c up Kalamazoo Home Grown Celery. 10-25 bunch Iceberg lettuce..........,._ J0.15-20c head Tomatoes -----..... .........,___15c lb. BUYING HERE IS SURE TO MAKE A SAVING FOR YOU This is an eventful week! Pageants of Progress remind us how much has been accomplished since the May* flower brought the little band of Pilgrims to the wilderness of a new world three hundred years ago. Time flies! KIDDIE NOOK is also celebrating this week by repeating the remark- able sale which has proven so popu- lar during the past week. Some very pretty dresses, rompers, and many articles of value to the children, will be offered at prices which may never be possible again! Here are a few, for instance: Colored Organdies - - - - $2.95 Best Imported Organdies - - 4.95 Devonshires - - - - -â-  «: -, 3.95 Peter Pan and Imported Ginghams 4.95 This may be your last opportunity to secure some of these exclusive garments for "Almost "Nothing." Time Flies. life MAYFLOWCR 1620 All aboard for Kiddie nooK 1921