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fmm wmm'Wti â- :.: ;^J^^',^f||t^ z WMmMSMk THE f-AKE SHORE NEWS. FRIPA SHOE SALE TO BENEFIT LOCAL ECONOMY SHOP Economy Shop, clearing house for Wilmette charities, is to receive the benefit of a 'house-cleaning" shoe sale at the Alfred J. Rubj? Shoe store at 60 Washington street. Chicago. All the money realized in this sale _©^!ocias-*nd ends?' is to be donated to Economy Shop, it was announced this week. ~ â€"Economy Slip, Qreeuleaf aiuHBast Railroad avenues, is open for business every afternoon and throughout the day on Thursdays, jT Articles donated to Economy Shop are sold at a reasonable figure and the money directed toward local char- ity. Tba Shop has Deen a great suc- cess for several years and Is conduct- ed by a committee from the Wilmette Woman's club. 4L-W-C ^OU Timers^ To Fete The Tottngstera' The members of Ouilmette council. Knights of Columbus, who were in that organisation "before the young element swelled the membership Hsl so greatly, will be in charge of the meeting Tuesday evening, April 11, at .Tones" lodge hall. Most of the "Old Timers" were with Ouilmette in the days when it was hard traveling. And now they enjov remaining with one of the best groups in tho Chieajai district. Citizens Protest Making I Wi Schools Politics Issue ~~^0$cmtimea Jrom page ly sire for establishing any different prec- edent, nominated Mrs. WbltehlH, which was giving the west an addition- al member. The growth of the west side, the large number of cnfldren there, the projected school house in the northwestsecttoir of the village caused us to offer the nomination to Mrs. Whitehlll. although, If custom had been followed, the nomination would have been Awarded to a resident jot the_eaat_side* May Bring Grave Consequences "We now reveal our reason for set- ting forth these facts. A small group of west side citizens, whom we believe to be overzealous and wholly unaware of the grave consequences of their putting up two additional purely weft side candidates, have placed in nomi- nation for board members: Walter A. Schuler, 525 Park avenue and John L. Huebner, 825 Park avenue. "In common with thoughtful citizens desirous of preventing any sectional feeling in our village we strongly dep- recateâ€"the-actlon of placing Messrs. Schuler and Huebner in nomination at thin time. Whether this be the idea ^nm^=S^nes=8W^s®SmT=B nue, is chairman of the committee and is assisted by Frank Seng of Lake avenue and Ed Kelley. 1133 J2lmwood avenue. • - , â-  They have kept their plans for the evening secret but' will undoubtedly wrbvide:"'â- "* great entertainment V First practice for the baseball players of the council will take place Saturday afternoon. April 8, at High- land Park^-JUa^ meeting held last frSSSSSSSSfS week at Highland Park, Bob ilreeii- slade, semtpro hurler of fame, was elected captain of the nine. Hankering to Make Beads? Stop Over at Kiddie Nook Free instruction In bead making is offered at Kiddie Nook, that mecca for both kiddies and grown-upa* over on Wllmette *v«««^ » you »a« m ested in making wax beads or wax flowers Just drop in at Kiddie Nook old time and learn without cost ddie Nook has installed its new The assortment Is said to be different lurking behind these nominations or not our citizens at large* will imme- diately feel that ambitious west side neighbors are seeking to gain undue representation or control of school affairs. This committee brought this to the attention of Messrs. Schuler andJHuelmer and asked them to with- draw from the race, but they have de- clined to do so and thus has been precipitated a sectional contest. Want Community a Unit. _ TTour school matters we feel that the whole community should work as a unit and in the past there never has neen the slightest advantage of any one part of our village over another, in the building of schools, in their maintenance or in the personnel of the teaching staffs; everything has been upon a strict equality as it al- ways must be. "In behalf of the Woman's club and -Hio Parent-Teacher associations and of many interested citiiens whose ad- vice we have sought, we urge every fair-minded voter in our community^ regardless of where he resides, to stand behind our nominees and go to the polls on Saturday, April 8, and cast his ballot in fafor of what he considers to he conservative, capable and disinterested candidates.** . -- iASTER VACATION =^ Pupils in the Wilmette Public schools are to enjoy their annual Easter vacation beginning Monday, April U), and continuing throughout "Enter Madame9' Reading Scores Hit at Library Mrs W. B. Beazley of Wilmette gave a reading of Varesi and Byrne's play "Enter JMadame," on Tuesday evening last.; â-  â€"^.j.- An audience completely filing the lecture room and overflowing into the hallway, was-dazzled by Mrs. Beaa- ley's wonderful portrayal of nine dif- ferent charactersâ€"every part in the play was brought out in a most wonderful way' and it was at times difficult to realize that it was one person producing so many different accents* ^^» The play itself is a very interesting and entertaining one and the riples of, laughter and the tenseness of the audience during the emotional parts of the play were an eloquent tribute to Mrs. Beazley's powers. Wilmette Ice & T e a mi n g Co, F. MEIER, Prop. DISTILLED WATER ICE BTack Soil for Cinders "'., , Lawns Building Material Gradlno General Teamlnfl Lawn Fertilizer We Build Drive- Sand and Gravel ways FILLINGâ€"REASONABLE 733 !*?. Railroad Ave. Phone WltrSS mxm± for die JANS-LAMKE RJ1XPAGE PAGE THREE In every way the evening was a complete success and it is to be hoped that Mrs. Beazley will be heard again at no distant date. • u The Wilmette Library wishes to ex- press its gratitude to Mrs. Beazley for giving to the Wilmette people such a delightful evening. Miss Margaret McCue, 631 Wash- ington avenue, is confined to her home â-  with' â-  nsw^w^l^^^^p^^^'^ Mrs. Poster Branson, ll?" Central avenue, has returned from an extend- ed sojourn in Plortda^'3:Ip||K;"!^S'V'?:--'^ i FOR YOUR APRIL FUJfNJpl We can of fer choice First Mortage Estate loans on property in your co^mpity where you know values and th^S^iMty. â-  of fered." ' â-  .â- "^-.'SSif Chicago Title and Trust Company pa&n- tee^palicies wkh eachâ€"loan^^Semi-annual -interest. No charge made for collection of coupons, : ^ Bank Your Home Bank it ifpf from the "general rnn° of such od- ' " Wm^â€":----tâ€"----â€"---------"---------^ Springtime suggests sport clothes and Kiddie Nook has them for young* stera and those a bit older. ^p^per^i^ "£^ Wa«t«4 Efrort. â-² girl can study music for years and years and forget it all in less than sir months after her wedding. ' rr-â€" ITHBB-fflffi^ST^ UMIIS^IABORATORY The ]arg«stlaboratory under one roof in the world. This is Ithelopenin^ saleâ€"highest',^aS^.--^^:-^w^as3^t^,^mz lowest price. Read caretnlly the lewiiejms below of the many fg^iMn$^ â€"^-â€"-- -â- â€"-â- â-  â- â€¢â- - â-  • â- â- â- .--â- ......- &ri&85t ^'--' Hoine -â- drn^si; the best you can buy, carefully selected and cheimcally tested, over 38,000,000 package,--so3d^-Bnrinjg: this sale-stoclr ^o»r medicine chest at rock bottom .prices, â- â- - -, ,:v".:: ..-.:.-â- . . , ,-â-  - . l&egater!!" <Sal$". <£fiee Price M Regv3*r 50c Value For Tfei* Sele 39c 'sMtWiS; JKienisi^D©^ 1^ :%e*my 4entrfftc|» | X*ives that white lrogtr^Smpo^k phat distinguishes is sale, with*each 50c tube a 25c bottle ;J^;jjr£kftap liquid free, a pre- paration \; unexcelled ;.*i|v;*|#W|!*litih" WIMUW viuiilirtii •f*Ol7 DtVAI I jl ITCl..... i\ Cl A Al«l« ; T«). 18&29 t ^- and ofDistrictmo A representative committee from Logan School Parent-Teachers Association, ; Central School Parent-Teachers Association anil Woman's Club of Wilmette f after carefully considering the needs of all parts of the "Village, noniinated #ie^ollPTragHgell^a^ For President, Arthur H. Howard, 1055 Wilmette Ave. ^Msates | Herbert B. Mulford, 835 Elmwood Ave^ ^aife-Whitehgay451^ Forest Ave. *they sist of the Board including present hold-over members will con- 3 Members Hvihg West of C. cV W.Rp* \ ;:-:: President: h-w^<#^**-« jL^~-*£%<rt. Secretary West ci- « tt it; tr u ^a3- €k>uteagQpb^ ___-^7______,„ road? However, solely on the basis of increased representation for this one section of the village, (certain individuals solicited two other candidates to accept nominations vizi :"":r^~?}:i^ John Ih Huebner, 825 ParÂ¥-Ayer5 Walter A, Schuler/ If these men are elected the membership of the Board will probably consist of 5 Members...liviiig"'We8l'<tf "CL ©VN. W. Ry^^^ stf^xm^jv.fmim:^^** S^Xi^m flea^^ie^ij is an attempt vi inject a sectional issue into the election and td give one section of the Village an unfair representation. It should be de- â- >^y^.^>v^iTi. ':â- .;â- Â£$$.â-  Kfe •m^m^w.^ m.wvu^ <Mn« wvuvaa <uo uiuucu w uw coosiaerauon oi ail vomers, . but their sponsors are not working for the best interests of the schools. RaUier they are seeking a sectional advantage and introducing a dangerous JSj ayj at Wilmette ViUage Hall ,^.... y*^^i»l*t3^e^^fe0peii !P.M.to5P.M. KD WARD H. BTXRGE FRKDERIC3K l^^^~firii'£:; â- Mlliili AMSMm