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July 29, 1927 WILMETTE LIFE 11 Leaving Your Home? $4,600,000 Net Income Earned by P. S. Company Then Don't Fail to Operating revenues of $6,191,570.93 Notify the Police for the quarter-year ending June 30, is . Vacation season is here and with It the consequent leave-taking of many Wilmette families for stays of weeks vr even months in resorts far removed from home. All of which, .in turn, creates a problem for the police. Homes vacated over extended periods are the special delight of thieves and P:owlers and well Chief Leggett and hts stalwarts know it. Hence the following timely suggestions 'to every householder in the village: When you leave your home unoccupied, whether it be for the evening, a few days, weeks or longer please notify the police so that yo;r home may. be t sted. among those demanding speCial attentiOn by the patrolmen on the beat. In no instance where such precau tion has been taken by the householders, has a prowling or burglan· occurred, according to the police. It is a. form of precaution that costs nothing more than the trouble to step to the phone and ·call the desk sergeant on duty. The police regard ~ uch action as a distinct favor. ~fiss Paisley Ball of 936 Hill road had as her guest last week-end Miss Frances Stewart of Schenectady K y a classmate at Wells college.'· iris~ Ball entertained in honor of her guest at luncheon Monday at the Tndian H'JJ (. 1 o untry cluh . - o~Ir , d ~i D ld J H k' . · · an · r~ ona . os ms of l olumbus, Oh1o, announce the birth oi a daughter, Barbara Juliet on H k' f ' J ul) · 16· 'f '"" rs. .os ms was ormerly ~!tss Dorothy Ihff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John \V. Iliff of 1115 r: reenwood avenue. . .,.. I I announced by the Public Service Company of Northern IJlinois in a statement issued this week at the company's general offices in Chicago. Tax charges, interest and retirement deduc- j tions leave a net income for the quarter of $1 ,099,951.90, according- to the · 1 statement. . Figuring on the basis of the year : which ended June 30. the total operating revenues are shown in the state-. ment to be $24,568,175.74. Deductions from thi s amount for taxes, interest and other charges, leave a net income for the year endipg- June 30, of $4,1 1 Real .Estate · Loans Builders operating along the North Shore will find it to their advantage to make their construction loans through this .b ank. Ill ll 1111 111 1111 111111111111111 1il lll llll llllllllllll lll llllll 1lllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllll lll lllllllll lllllllllll ~ lllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 60 1.698.76. I ~!i ss ~Iary Mina Hemb of 515 Lin- ~· den avenue left Wednesday for a four " ·ee ks' motor trip through the East "'ith ~1r. and Mrs. E. T. Oatman and their 'son, David, of Aurora. They will dsit Boston and spend a week at Hampton beach, N. H., and will also make stops on Cape Cod and at \\'ashington, New York City, and :\iagara Falls. They are returning through Canada for part of the horne""ard trip. Resources Ouer 3 Million 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111 111111111 1 11111111111111111111111111111111 111 1111111111111111111111111 11111111111 11!11 11 1111111 111 111111111111 111 111 11111 111111111111 Member Federal Reserve System -o_ ~1r . .and Mrs. Matthew P. Borre of ,:,60 Drexel avenue, Glencoe, announce the birth of a son, Francis Joseph, T.l.lrsday, July 12. at the Evanston hos- THE wILMETTE I1 - - - - - - - - - - - --- Ut:ATlt ~OTICE ('randall-July 11, at the late residence, 411 Glenn ave., Edward H., aged 49 years, 1 hu~-;lJand of Cora A. Crandall and son of ~Jr~-;. Katherine Crandall of Portland, n:e. T~e f~n e ral sen·ice was conducted h::'l the · Jlamsh War Veterans Wednesday, 1 .July 13, at 2 :30 P. M. at Finley's Chapel, I Portland. Commitment Spanish War I \'t-H· ram;' plot at Rinrview cemetery u_ndt-r ~h e auspicf's of Lents lodgE- ~o. 1<>6, .-\ . I· . and A . ::\f. pttal. STATE BANK Central Avenue at Twelfth Street Palace Cash Market Co. 1145 Wilmette Ave. ~· -OPPOSITE POST OFFICE- ·Phone 2814 Speeial lor Friday and Saturday F reshed Dressed Broilers Fancy Roasting Chickens Milk Fed Pot Roast Best Cuts P e a c o c k Bacon or Swift's Premium in box or machine sliced lb. 49e Try Our Sugar Cured Corn:e d Beef, lb ·....... . · ...... ~ ............. ~ ....... 16~ Sweet Pickled Beef Tongue, lb ................................................. 29e Best Creamery Butter Peacock l{ams whole or half I Spring Legs of Lamb I lb. 4Se lb. )§e Fresh Calves Sweet Breads Mint Free lb. 69e Full Line of Lake and Sea Food always on hand. :1/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////, Fresh Dressed Stewing Chickens, lb·......... 29lf2e 4 Daily Deliveries: 9 a. m., 11 a. m., 2 p. m., 4 p. m. Wilmette Kenilworth Witlnetka t II You Can't Call at Ou· Sto·e Just Tel. Wll. 2814