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aperometptvevcint o gnaaonip on C Aved Fecon in camit epel + mc m beaiovemperqertind T.9 0005 Jerry Sullivas, Harmony Girls Thp'eé ‘ " elodians _ Fredri W. Agart _â€" Harry Geise, il..ar‘lg'don Bros, Seven Kings bf ‘Syncopation - Cougle , ; ElmPlate School Monday | Oct. 13 Hear them and see them‘ Radi Lamps . | _ _ ; Booll(- pds _ Chinese B Community Shop 8 0 Central Avente "The more you buy, the more we give" Admis;ibnirdults $1.00 . _ Children 50c to erty wil} ul Tt io chorper, cerge and better to pay us now to put your leaders, T:nm :m, etc., in good repair t to a lot of money later repairing the property damage caused A TRA TX and sheet mJtnPdr t f ,g * Henty G. Winter _ 48 North First Street hone 635: KEEP YOUR LEADERS dL@alS rson Telephone 544 Tasses IN ORDER 2000 0 o0 onl io e o enpevie o ro at NL P i e t es ie n meneattesiner nnlepen t c Tt : ~ m mraie se i 20 "Hepie on s ored nor mom io liegro in unc Aiacne vivl es Altar flowers Sunday morning We in remembrance of Harry P who passed away Sept. 26, 1918. 1P » Rev,. A. H. Bizer, pastor. . _! Suhday uhool.’-Q:Od. lee. li A ~ ‘Adult Bible class, 9:15. _ :| Services (English), 1045. _‘ _ ; â€" We were very glad to have I ! of Hammond, Ind., at our servic " Sunday mig)rning. Remember, .X ors are always welcome. We are glad to hear that Mr. and rMs. Ro ? Landwehr made application for ‘ '. bership. > c ons e ies Thursday afternoon, Oct. 9, Mrs. Jesse Sob¢y and Mrs. Charles A er, at the home of the latter, 821 Bloom street, will entertain . at: a shower for the Ladies‘ Aid ir to be held at a later date. J In the afternoon the Deerfleld | day â€"School â€"Association will it in the interest of its work and all workâ€" ers are heartily invited. 4 HB 7445 p. m. Evening service, . In: absence of the pastor, who is attendâ€" ing the Rock River Conference at Sterling, I!1., Rev. W. H. Ho a former ordained minister, will preach both morning and evening. °_‘ â€" + Extensive repairs on our church were begun this week. This might necessitate holding services in the asâ€" sembly ropm on some Sundays. . _ $ â€" CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services are held in this chy 387 Hazel avenue, every | 81 y morning at : 10:45, Sunday 1 meets at nine thirty o‘clock \ is open to‘%uplln up to the age of 20 years. The Wednesday evening me ing, which includes testimonies of Christian Science healing, is :at 8 o‘clock. _‘ iO West Central avenue. _: W. F. ‘Qm, pastor. . . Germl.q‘ service at 10:30. + th s ~‘Fnglish service, 11. f Sunday school, 9:45. Ltb Confirmation instruction began this week. "% is not too late for new members of the class to enroll. _/ The Rev. P. C. Wolcott, D.D., Rector. The Rev. Philip W.| Mac + M. A., Assistant. old Sunday servicesâ€" : | % ;. The Holy Communionâ€"7 :80. _ The Church Schoolâ€"9:80 a. m. _ Matinsâ€"11:00 a. m. tE * (The first Sunday in the m« the Holy Communion). MA ; Evensongâ€"5:00 p. m. :. .. i. ® ~ Thursday and holy days, the H Communionâ€"9:30 a. m. +.4 . .On Sunday we celebrate holy comâ€" munion at the English service. Anâ€" nouncements may be made on Friday at the parsonage. & s 99 Subject for next Sunday‘s sermon, "Unreality." The Ladies‘ Aid will meet on Thuorsâ€" day afternoon in the assembly room. Mrs. Fred Grossman will be hostess. ST, PETER‘S EVANGELICAL CHURCH (NORTHBROOK) road. : io â€" Rev. Hugo Weichelt, pastor. 9:30 ‘a. m. S y school. : 10:30 a. m. Worship (German). 7:30 p. m. People‘s League. Thursday, 2 p. m. Ladies‘ Aid nmeets with Mrs. Charles Werhane, 203 S. G road. 3 ‘,Thn’rsd,:$'l: p. m., Teachers‘ Biâ€" ble study. | ‘â€" Christian eavor at 7 p. m. Topic "In His Steps: How Jesus Cheered the Fearful and Discouraged." Leadâ€" er Mrs. Cardwell. Evening pregching service at 7:45. Thik is â€"a ch of welcome to all who desire to hear the Gospel of Jésus Christ $ Morning| wotship at 10:45,« Rev. C..G. Unangst Wwill preach at this serâ€" vice and serve‘the communion. ; quarterly c‘onl'tence business session will be held. | igernd Sunday â€"â€" e school at 9:30 a. m. Rally day will be observed.. We would like to have every scholar present promptly at th¢e opening of the school. Other children adults who are not in some other schcol may meet with ~â€" Green Bay road and Laurel avenue. Rev. F. R. Cardwell, pastor. Friday eve at 8, ‘Rev.C. G. Unangst, qre ing elder, will preach. Following | service the . second 11:00 Morning worship. The Sacâ€" rament of the Lord‘s Supper. â€"6:30 Young People‘s Society. The ar monthly mieeting of the session postponed until Octoâ€" ber 12 on t of the Deerfield Towmhi;nlSu y School convention meeting 5. * Monday*â€" 11;:00 M g worship and address on our missionary activities in China by Mrs. Esther A. Suhr, a missionary in China for 14 years, and now in the homeland on furlough. We cordially invite all those who have in the ious census indicated a preference for our church to all of its services. Next Sunday is a good time to begin. | The special evangelistic meetings will be held November 2â€"28. Evangelâ€" ist Earle T. ?vro has been secured to conduct the effort. There, Wwill an allâ€"day meeting of the Dorcas Society on Monday at ten o‘clock in the church parlors for the purpose of sewing for the bazaar. Lunchéon will be served at 12:80. ‘ ~At 7:80 Monday evening there will be a meeting of the Board of Trustees at the nse. Wednesday 2 The pr$er ing service will be resumed Wed y evening at eight o‘clock in the parish house, Mr. Fitt leading. â€" ; Offerings for missions will be reâ€" éeived at both services. 7:80 Evening services. Mrs. Subht will appear in costume and speak on Chinése Life and Customs., 4 The regular meeting of the Womâ€"« an‘s Missionary Society will be held on Thursday, . 9, at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Wm. Montgomery, 510 Central -venui s . 9:80. Church School. f 10 :00 unity Bible Class. Mr. Emery 8. Hall, leader. _/ _ Cor. Homewdod and N. Greenâ€" Bay ed to the mo:axoi ibbitt, Deg:enhiJ idwell, Literature pelan Fausset, Froude, Hebbu rency in Huxley, Kellogg, Lewisoh Life. Maurois, Roberts,!C. G, D., They Who Walk in the Wi Rolland, [R., Mahatma,. Gaubhi. / : Sargent,| P., Handbook of: Summer Camps. tiex: Sauver, I}. W., Nursery Guide, : Shaw, B., Saint John. Stanislayski, C., My Life in Art. Wallace, F. W., Blue Water, Woodfo: J., Diary of a Country Parson. ; Arien, Michael, The Green Hat. : Ba , E., The Gallants. _‘ Beck, A., The Treasure of Ho. Bojer, Jphan, A Pilgrimage. _ Boyd, mas, The Dark Cloud. Buchan,|John, Three Hostages. Telephone 1305 Painting, Paper Hangin â€"â€"~| and Galcimining > Rabrics and Cretons a Specialty _ Glagzing, Graining & Floor Finishin Oilsd Ga UTs 1Z1A 1 Andre, Ariel. â€"__ : C. G. D., They Who Walk ng books have been addâ€" ublic library during the tember : t Irving, Democracy and .. Jane Welsh Carlyle, V., Evolution. 34 .. Ludwig, The Creative omas, Stephen Crane. A. T., Places of English + PS on . iUTO' PPLIE S J5¢g SCENTRAL AVEâ€" R. 8. The Health Book. 1. I., Studies in Idealism. . C., Right Food. â€" _ ; A. /B., History of Curâ€" e can save you â€"money on strictly High Claoss Work . H. BROWNELL ; PMOPMME H.F2, HIGH LAND PARw * 1 tre tire. A couple of spares is the tra tire, 6 ticketityon'u:onconnlongdrlvq Fi;k t{imh.ncver disappoint. ‘That‘s why they "M‘dlflch,ltoodu’i utation. â€"See us for tires. . "Get all extra tires ‘ advises Spotod»O'Day. * m. M" ‘OU sho 6 without an exâ€" Y tra M:ldmxufa ._-___..-?‘. Fine Decorating and Canvas Work Decorator _ | 05 _ 852 Oak St., Winnetka Town. l Forster, E. M., A Passhge to I Goodwin, â€"Ernest, Stiletto. Heaton, J. L. Cobb of "The W * Hergesheimer, Joseph, . Hichens, t, After the Verdic Locke, W. J., of McKenna, Stephen, â€" Com of Moses. xo Om * Marshall, mgchnuu.' Dare‘s Progress. â€" t s 3 morles und Magealé Pandorn Ts The ‘candidates still timidly to declare themselves on the olwhotherwlfll:llo"onr e ters to bob their wa ¢ Not merely the country ple have a good goingto shows, but it w eost some of anything, as if stayed at somebody â€" might sell> them ~801 worthless stocks. | > . Another kind of Defense Day that ought to be celebrated is one would defend our homes desired solicitors and hubaitn Tok Iistoblenl Nights‘ VanVechten, rl,W(rD- tess. '.n.? Pss Lt _ Sedgewick, â€" A, ~D., The lr.h French Girl. Aé THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 Fletcher, J. 8, Wells, Carolyn, Fourteenth Key, ’1'\'*“%_‘{ x ““‘ The Timeâ€"Worn a4 \€ 2. 1924 a [l._‘_._ i .. . tion. h RMO have thre faile insta diret toris avoi driv No 1 no € to d ble 1 be 1 the the go‘ ridy AS fur it 1 the pre of : put TH the the BC l . & and will wit] on NY to LM CC 1‘ fm J 4 PC ne la Cl C M W