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2Z_ ___ -· I . .. . ·---- .. -- . WILMETTE ·LIFE July 22, 1927 Mrs. H. Blaine Ucy-amt··he~ daughter, \Vinogene, . ~f . Lawr.ence, Kans., a-Frived- Monda)· to spen~t. .a tew days wUh Mr~ George E. ~~k. 12~ - - ~~e a\·einie. ·on ·their way to Provid.e nce, 1 R. I. ·. .- · . , Edward F. Cummiskey, Jr., 1336 Elm-~ Skeeter~ wood avenue, and Ned Shapker, 823 Central avenue, have returned from Land ~ Lakes, ~is., where they wert L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ guests in the \Vendelin P. Seng sum,mer home for two weeks. Wage War on Skokie l DO YOU REALIZE That Evanaton and Only the Largest Cities Have VITAPHONE-~T THE VARSITY · Time Is What We Sell Time Is What You Need . .oJ,) i . .How , ~uch more pleasant it is, especially during the Summer · months, to have Washday removed from your calendar. "University 5900" is the ~olu.tion of 3000 housewives to their washday problem, They find that giving the family laundry to Bill the Washington Laundry Man is knowing beforehand that everything will be returned, fresh , clean, and at a figure in keeping with the household budget. Sanitary Trustees begin campaign of extermination against insect pest. President T. ]. Crowe of Sanitary district, and Trustees Jamc ~I. \\.halen. Michael Rosenherg and John]. Touhy (in front of ~ign) on hank of Desplaines River start offcnsi\'(. ' intended to destroy mosquito plague throughout . di::,trict including the Skokie Valley. · ~~ rs. K E. Hall. 422 Tenth street. returnt·d last \Hek irom a visit oi t\"l., weeks at their sunmH·r home, "Pine· hur::-t." in Iowa, where she ha ~ Idt her ~on for the rest of the sumntn. I 11r. and ~lrs. Oliver Pritt .~k. 102-+ Eleventh !'>trcct. are lea,·ing \\.ilntdtt.: July 2<J, ior Pt1int Ideal. l ' anada. \\here tht·\· ,,·ill ::-pt:nd ah (l ut fin· week~. . . RU IBY'S SIHlO~ SAl~ AT ALL FOUR SHOFf 2760 PAIRS OF SHORT AND DISCONTINUED LINES OF THI~ LAST WI:EK or Finished Family Service This service indudes wearing apparel and flat work. At a surprisingly low figure everything is returned, carefully ironed, ready to wear and use. SEASONS WOMENS SHOES FOR SPORT, DRESWALKING AND EVENING USE. MANY SUITABLE FOR .FALL WEA~ VAL.UE5 UP TO $18·5° IN TWO GROUPS I· Forty Years of Quality Work" ~~ AND . ~ Washington Laund.y ,.,........,.,,_ .t.~.ILL ~~ $8.~ .. ~· Wilmette 145 AlfRfD J. RUBXo GO EAST WASHINGTON ST. ........_. EDCEWATER.BEKH HOTEL 1363 EAST 53&PS"J;HYDE PARK~ OAAitGioN~~$10N