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FADY WILL. S~ARY HOSIER lOVE TO SOUTHLAND CAMPAIGN ·' ~I .....J!L_ M. and pastors representing · nat churches of the North icago and the north shore in the Union League club, Jackson b9ulevard, Chicago, night, January 31, to discuss means of raising this disin the million-dollar cambe inaugurated next month icago Theological Seminary. the laymen and ministers the meeting will also be A dinner at 6:30 P. M. will the meeting. Frederick W. 2845 Sheridan place, , president of the North Festival association and a diof the Evanston Country club ide. He is' North Side chairthe seminary campaign. icago Theological Seminary one between Ohio and the for the training of Conministers. It was estabyears ago and during that prepared 2,200 students for bing of the gospel. growth of the institution has necessary additional buildings endowment of certain of the curriculum in order them on a firm basis. It is purposes, that one million sought. tensive campaign will begin ruary 15 and continue to 4. Although graduates of the are now stationed in all parts rid, it is recognized that the die West benefits most diits work. For that reason · will be concentrated in of l)llnois, Michigan, Miniscof\Sin, Iowa and Missouri. S. Davis, president of the wfll ,b e the principal speakNorth Side meeting next h:t. He will tell of the i~hed by the school and or tlie future. C. Boyden of Winnetka is gifts chairman for the district. assisting Mr. Chamberlain iq ion of the campaign in tfiis re Merritt Lum of Winnetka. shore church chairmen who nd the meeting on January John Fisher_, Firs.t-.Co.n.gr church of Wilmette; Edward 11, Winnetka Congregational and Harry Harrison of the rth Union church. Wilmette sustains genuine loss this week in the departure of the Clare C. Hosmer family, 1232 Forest avenue, to make their home in St. Petersburg, Florida, where Mr. Hosmer is engaged in business. Mr. Hosmer spent his boyhood in Wilmette and has been a resident here for the past seven years. He pas always taken a prominent part in community affairs, having been treasurer of Ye Old Towne Folkes club for several years, and serving for four years on the Executive committee of the Wilmette Sunday Evening club, of which he now is treasurer. He has been an active member of the Wilmette Baptist church, having served as a trustee, a deacon, superintendent of the Sunday school, and chairman of the Church Worship department in the past six years. As an architect, Mr. Hosmer has been prominent in architectural circles in Chicago, since 1917. He served for one year as director of the Illinois Society of Architects, and last year was commandeered by them to serve as director of the Chicago Architectural Exhibit at the Art Institute. The catalogue which he" produced in this capacity won such wide recognition in Chicago and in the country at large that he has been again persuaded to handle the exhibition this year. The duties connected with this work will bring Mr. Hosmer back from St. ~etersburg for most of the time durIng the next four months so that his active participation in iocal affairs will not cease until about the first of June. In St. Petersburg, Mr. Hosmer has been established as an architect and in the building and selling of a better type of homes. Mrs. Hosmer has also taken interest in the affairs of her church and the Woman's ociety of the Wilmette community, and is now secretary of the Woman's society of the Wilmette Baptist church. The family leave on the Dixie Flyer, Sunday night for St. Petersburg. NOW IS THE TIME -TO Phone 1304 Wdmette and advise us of &"Y change in price or terms of the property you are offering for sate. Free Dental Clinic Ia Open to All Taxpayera The Children's Free Dental clinic recently established at the County hospital is for the use of every taxpayer in Cook county. It is hoped that all of the chi! ~4 en needing dental attention in Cook County outside of Chicago, will take advantage of this splendid service. C_lean healthy mouths will prevent d1sease and make for progress - in school. Cards for admission to the clinic may be obtained from the County Agent's office, 1906 W. Polk street, or from the Public Health nurses, Room 922, County building. A. J. WOODCOCK, Prop. 35 Years' Experience JI·gs:ao M.OVI~ ..llv THE LINOEN"DE LUXE GARAGE Whatever the Circumstances the eame courtesy-the l&llle helpful eervice in managinc all perplexing detail,__.re aceorded you whether 7 o u delire an unlimited expenditure or whether circumstance. auggest that you refrain from undue COita. Two things are inseparable in this shop-auto repairs and auto '*lvice. It will help you to ll~t acquainted with your own car if you let us care for it. Getting car-wise is the way to become car-comfortable. N CHICAGO OFFICES d Stone, well known north tors with offices in Wilmette, a and .Highland Park, have hicago offices at 1528 No. 10 Salle street. 1124 Central Ave. Phone Wilmette 654 Wilmette LULIAS B·R.OTH.ERS 1135 CENTRAL AVE. .MEATS ALWAYS FRESH because properly kept in airtight refrigerators. We take the greatest care of all our meats !IO that they shall be ever in good condition. Appetizing and tender when cooked and served, it shows that the meat had right attention, after being most carefully selected. NO DELAY Two phones, and good, reliable clerks to receive your order. There is really no nec:eaaity for you to come to the village to shop, when you can get the same GOOD SERVICE by using the phone. Grapefruit, sweet aad 75c a dozen. juicy~ SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY SWIFT'S BACON by 4 for Z5c Hormel'a, Armour Star or Swift'· Premium 26~ Hama. Whole or half, lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . IC y~un.r and Jumbo's large size, 3 for Z5c by the dozen, $1.00 Florida Oranges, Indian River, dozen 19c, ZSc, 30c 40c, large size, all very sweet and juicy, SOc. PORK LOIN Phone 159 635 Main Street Store No. 1 Roman Beauty Apples, box, $2.49 Jonathana, .extra .faacy, .box, .$3.15 Green Grapes, imported, pound, 49c Phone 154 1135 Central Ave. Store No.2 ~.b,lb.24!c POCKET VEAL ROAST lb. LEG OF lean, wboleor2J half, lb. VEAL STEW, lb. c I POT ROAST beat 0 '.... h 22c Cookin.g Apples, the best, 6lc a peck, 4 pouada. . . . . .. .. .. .. . . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. .. . .. . .. .. 25c FLORIDA ORANGES, VERY SPECIAL, bythe bos, .............................. $3.ZS 19c VEGETABLES Beets and Carrots 8c a bunch, Z ··elrea fw ........................................ 15c c..Jiftower, .................. ZOe and . . Cucumbers, each, ................ ·..... lSc . · · bunch ztc Florida Celery, large stalka ........~ ... tOe Celery, mce, white aad crupper ·· 3 stalb for ................. , ...... ZSc Freach Endive, pound, .·.............. 31c · Lettuce, freah and tender, ... ·... Sc, IOc, lSc: FRESH PINEAPPLE and STRAWBERRIES and OTHER GOOD THINGS TO EAT AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. 1189 Wilmette -~·.. "-- PlaOoe Wilmette Z77t We delinr ia E..~ Wilmette, Kenil-wd,'Jndian Hill. Wi....ta Our ....... ONere Recei-ft c.nful Att-tion. .