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July 20,. 1~ WI~MI;TTB Li.FB .11 TO OUTFIT WINNE_RS Merchants Will Present Moat Popular Boy, Girl with Clothing for Celebrati~n There is no doubt about it-the win' ners in the Chamber of Commerce popularity contest will have plenty of reason to be proud of their "togs" on Wilmette Day. Much interest is being shown by merchants in selecting outfits for Wilmette's most popular boy and girl. The Chamber of Commerce promised when the contest was announced that not only were the winners to be royally entertained on Wilmette Day, Augttst 8, but that they also would be completely outfitted ·with clothing for the occasion by Wilmette merchants. It was finally decided by the committee in charge that these costumes should be in the nature of sports-wear, since it will give a "snappy" appearance and will also be appropriate and practical for an outdoor celebration such as \Vilmette Day. Already several · merchants have agreed to contribute· the best their stocks afford to the winners. Two outfits will be necessary, one for the ~--------- winning boy, and one for the winning girl. The folowing firms co11tribute these outfits: Burns, Toggery McNamee's Store for Men Wilmette Shoe Store Worthen-Carrico Company William Taylor Unique Style Shop PLAY FOR TROPHY The second round of play in the president's trophy race is scheduled for this Saturday, July 21, at the North Shore Golf club. There will be a blind bogey, with prizes for winner and runner up, and low gross, classes A and B. Illinois coal production for May ex- . ceeded the April production by a million and a half tons. ANNOUNCEMENT We are pleased to announce the opening of our new shop in the Tower Court Building. corner Tower Road and Linden Avenue, Hubbard Woods. Specializing in the designing, making and hanging of artistic imported and domestic DRAPERIES FURNISHINGS UPHOLSTERING SCREENS DRAPERY HARDWARE CARPETING LINOLEUMS SHADES AWNINGS WEATHER STRIPPING ii····················································~ · · Evanston Shop Open Saturday Evenings Only during July and August · · · · · · (FREE Come in and allow us to present you] . with the new Kirsch Booklet offering suggestions for modern drapings, etc · llenrg C.Lytton 8 Sons CHICAGO-State and Jackson EVJ\NSTON-Orrington and Church if1m(8)I8llmm UNIVERSAL WINDOW SUPPLY CO. · Tower Court Building LINDEN AVE. AND TOWER ROAD, HUBBARD WOODS TELEPHONE WINNETKA 629 MAIN OFFICE AND FACTORY, I 223 ADDISON ST., CHICAGO TEL. BUCKINGHAM 6011 . July Clearances Now in Progress Throughout Our ~~~ ·~aaft~aaLft~~fta~~aafta~ . . Evanston Shop ~ = SUITS, SHOES and · -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ e ·IT'S almost an every- · I It ~ It It It fit ~ It It It It It It It Tremendous Savings on ~ day occurrence for us to receive shoe orders by mail from former ~ ~ FURNISHINGS · 4J ~ Evanstonians who now live hundreds or thousands of miles away. ~~we cannot find another place like Pool f1 Piper's," they tell us. for Every Man and Young Man -for Parents ofEvery Boy · · · ' c I ~ ~ 'G All Merchandise advertised in the . Chicago Papers is also on sale 10 Our Evanston Shop ~ · · · ~ · · ·····~ p p = CDL & IPER Store Hours-8 to 6 · · = ·IMC· CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS 1608 Chicago Avenue Evanstoa = = It It J8l' llil··l··· ·········=······················........... · =·········~····~~,..t It