2 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1921 Another Way To Help Arden Shore Campers Discarded Clothing and Household Articles Needed; Annual Fund Drive Launched This Week Mrs. Bruce MacLeish of Glencoe is chairman of the Industrial de- partment of the Arden Shore rest Camp at Lake Bluff. She is the purchaser of new equipment for the buildings and tents when necessity demands, and is forming groups of women and girls in the different vil- lages to sew for the camp. Among other things they will make pajamas for the winter camp boys, little dresses for the girls and layettes for the tiny babies. Mrs. MacLeish also superintends the collection of worn clothing and qther discarded household articles along the north shore. The clothing is made over and mended by the wo- men at the camp under the direc- tion of a teacher who is a past mast- er in the art. The sewing pavilion is on the beach, open to the sun- shine and fresh air and is equipped with sewing machines, tables, etc. Some of the special articles need- ed are an! old set of the Book of Knowledge, for the boys of the win- ter camp who ask so many questions, baby buggies and cribs, high chairs and, always, bathing suits and more bathing suits. Anyone having articles to send to the camp is asked to call Mrs. Bruce MacLeish, phone Glencoe 186. Arden Shore fund drive posters, made by the children of the public schools have been distributed throughout the village and the cam- paign started Monday, May 2. Mrs. J. J. Siddall, Jr., 1018 Lake avenue, is chairman of the drive in Wilmette. HEAR LEADING ARTISTS AT THIS AMPICO RECITAL Serge Rachmaninoff and Erno Dohnanyi, the foremost living pia- nists on one program! Alfred Miro- vitch, Mischa lL.evitski, Herbert Hyde, Leopold Godowsky as well. Never before in the history of Wilmette's musical activities have so many bril- liant pianists appeared on the same program. The Chickering Ampico recital at' the ' OQuilmette Country «¢l ub on the evening of Thursday, May 12, will afford opportunity to hear all of these distinguished artists. From all indications there will be a record attendance at this novel mu- sical. There will be no reserved seats so it will be advisable to come early. WE RENT HOMES FOR 30c IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS Keep the Moths Out! NOW IS THE TIME TO GET READY AND PREVENT THE HARM DONE BY MOTHS Moth Balls . . Napthaline Flakes . Enoz Moth Liquid Red Cedar Compound . 25c¢ a box A combination of Napthaline Flakes and Red Cedar Wood Enoz Moth Liquid For spraying clothes and closets, very popular and deservedly so as it is effective and easy to use. 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Just at the time you are beginning to think that the grass is a little long and you will have to buy a new lawn mower and that you need several new screens, perhaps a whole set before the hot weather starts, we get in our stock ' of them. The finest screen wire made is the "PEARL" wire cloth. We have this for you, in any size or any quantity. With this type of screen repairs, painting and replacing be- come unnecessary for some time. The most efficient lawn mower pur- chasable is the "Great American Pennsylvania". That is the one that we have in stock and that we so : strongly recommend. You have been needing a new mower for years, the old one is rusty and stone bitten. Come in and look at them. You know this store. It is an establishment where you can always be assur- ed of a complete stock, courteous treatment and fair prices. A phone call deliv- ers your order to your door. E.B. 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