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July 16, 1926 WILMETTE LIF.E s' Tennis Will Be Included Suggests Test . in Village Green Program for Methodists Glen ("Hap") Gathercoal has been of the Village appointed playground instructor at the (Contributed) Is it unreasonable to say that any man or woman who subscribes to any obligation, or accepts a commission to perform a certain service is expected to fulfill the obligation and do the thing he or she agrees to· do? Having formulated your reply do you know that if every Methodist who resides in Wilmette would attend the services of his or her church, the present structure would not hold half of the crowd? The writer suggests that the Methodist shall test out this idea next Sunday, July 18. The service will be must interesting. There will be some splendid singing by a quartette led by Miss Jones and a duet will be sung hy Mr. Hollocker, tenor and Mr. Smith, bass. Rev. Gilbert Stansell will be in the pulpit. He will discuss a theme whtc~ will challenge the attention of every ti1in king man. Considerable interest has been aroused by Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick's late st book "The Modern Use nf the Bible." This volume now forms the topics for discussion in the Men s Club Bible Class in the \Vilmettc ~[ethodist Episcopal church. Tf vou "\\·ant to hear some well pointed -dehates on a subject of intense interest, go to this class next Sunday morning at 9:45 o'clock. Mr. Dennoger is teaching the class for the ~ummer period. Village Green. The program runs from 1 o'clock in the afternoon until 9 o'clock in the evening. Activities conducted there at present are playground ball, baseball, horse shoe and tennis. Plans are being made to hold tv. ·o horseshoe tournaments. A junior tournament will be held for those 15 years of age and under, and another for seniors, or those over 15 years of age. The junior tournament - will be held on Monday and Thursday afternoons, the senior tournament on Tuesday and Friday evenings. The tennis tournament starts next week. All those interested should get in touch with "Hap" Gathercoal, it is announced. Regulation shoes will he worn on the courts and regulation rules will be observed. The courts are in good condition. Two of the finest tennis courts of this region are to be opened to the public on these grounds soon and will probably be in constant use. I ' Summer Shoe Reductions Footwear for Men, Women and Childre. n VERY member of the family can save on Shoes at this Summer Sale at Taylor's Bootery, beginning Saturday, July 17. There will be reductions on everv shoe iri the store-Arch Preservers for Women, Nunn-Bush and Florsheim Shoes for ment Holland Shoes for boys and Pied Piper Shoes for the children. Exceptional savings · will prevail SPECIAL Nunn-Buah and on incomplete lines. Not every Florsheim Shoes style in every · size, but an advantagefor Men ous selection from a great number of vogueish, comfortable models. E OLYMPIC STAR SWIMS Robert Skelton, of \tVilmette, former !\; ew Trier high school, Northwestern university and, more recently, Olympic swimming star, will give an exhibition at the \Vilmette beach this afternoon at 2 :30 o'clock, for the children of the village and an v others interested. The exhibition is it; connection with playground \\'Ork being started by Daniel ~f. Davis, new director of communitv Mr. and }.f rs. H. B. 'M uliord and recreation. Skelton will ·attend th-e daughter, ~fi:-;s Bcttv, 835 Elmwood national meet at Philadelphia next a \·rnue, will sai l for J~urope from Que- week. lH'C, July 29. After touring Great Britain and the continent. ~Ir. :Mulford ~I r:;. George Adomcit and her 11·ill return to \\"ilmtte. Mrs. ~Iulford cia ugh tr r, Rut h. oi Cleve Janel, \\·ere the and Mi:-;s Bttty \\·ill remain in Paris Tuesday guests oi the Clarence E. 11·1'1ere the. latter " ·ill study. Drayers of 103~ Elm\Yood avenue . $g.ss First Class Repairing-24 ..Hour Service TAYLOR ' BOOTERY 605 Main Street TAYLOR'S DRY GOODS · AT I I 2 s Wilmette 385 5 CENTRAL AVE . Midsummer SHOE SALE Now in Progress . To make room ior a complete line oi new Fall FL)Otw~:ar, Barges Bros. Fruit Cc Vegetable Market we arc offering a 20% discount 011 our · entire stock of good 'shoes. including such well kn0\\'11 'brands a" Queen Quality. Sherwood Lady shoe-.. Bn~tonian and ] . P. Smith ~r en ~hoes. 635 Main Street PHONE YOUR ORDERS \Vax and Green Beans, CLOSING OUT All Florsheim Styles at . . . . . . . . . ·. . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.85 Ladies' Pumps and Strap Slippers (Mfg. by Tober. Saifer) values to $8. oo at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.81 Ladies' Black and Brown Kid Oxfords (Mfg. by Drew Shoe Co.) values to $8.50 at ...... $1.8:; Jnd $3.81 2 qts ..................... 25c Celery~ ,,·hite and crisp ...... lSc Lettuce, heads .. ~ ... Sc, lOc, lSc EXCEPTIONAL VA LUES! Ev'e ry one of the workmanship and finish of the kind usually associated with far higher-priced iootwcar. You'll see at once upon inspection thl' desirability of buying two or enn three pairs of these smart hoes while these low prices I>rcvail. Although the quantity is large, early choice is ach·isec! while size ranges arc complete. No Refunds No Exchanges Beet' and Carrots, bunch ..... Sc Dry Onions, 3 lbs ........... 25c 'l'omat,oes, Al, 4 lb. basket ... 49c I'\ ew Pot a toe~, per peck ..... SSe Peaches, large baskets ....... 49c WILMETIE SHOE STORE John J. Schneider, Proprietor Wilmette 159 Free Deliveries 1150 Central Avenue Phone Wilmette 17 7 9