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4 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 25; 1921 Sane Fourth of July: Sa DOWN TO BRASS TACKS : 8 ye Social Happenings Stop Fireworks Sales First Church of Christ, Scientist Few Rock- Bottom F Facts Which Sam Mert Toh 1 Cots OF GLENCOE Beginning on Monday, June 27, Are Worth Consideration. Issues Order Prohibiting Sales . and on every Monday evening there- after, with the exception of July 4, when there will be opera, there will be a dinner dance at Ravinia Park. Dancing will continue until about 8:15. After this a first release pic- ture will be shown in the pavilion. Music will be furnished by members of the Chicago Symphony orches- tra. The picture proper will be preceded by a short reel offering of some kind or other to give the dinners and dancers time to saunter over, select their seats, and make themselves comfortable. ---- The marriage is announced of Mrs. Flora Hansen Fowler to Mr. Robert M. Cummings of New York, which took place on Wednesday, June 15, at the Edgewater Beach hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Cummings New York. rf : Fred Gradner White will reside in Mr. and Mrs. who have been making their home at the Somerset hotel since their re- turn from Florida, have taken the house at 617 Haven street, Evanston until September 1. ---- Mrs. Edgar F. Alden, 352 Linden avenue, had as her week-end guests, Miss Mary Clough and Miss Mildred Date of Oak Park. -- fp -- The Winnetka Woman's Club will be closed during the months of July and August on account of repairs and redecorations. Foi Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gordon and family, of 874 North avenue, have gone to lake Hamlin, Mich., for the summer. A es. AiG Miss Margaret Whitney of Hog Wallo, Towa, is spending a fortnight as the guest of Mrs. Lloyd F. Hol- lister, 474 Chestnut street. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Bren and daughter, Elinor, and son, Joseph, left Tuesday for an extended trip of six weeks to California. linn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forman and family, 646 Prospect avenue, have gone to Duxsbury, Mass. to spend the summer months. ic pa Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber has been asked to give an address before the . Harvard Woman's club on next Tues- day afternoon. Gulis as Mice-Catchers. A writer in California Fish and Game says that gulls when visiting the rivers and marshes of the interior valley of California, do not appear to be wholly scavengers or piscivorous. A California gull taken on March 12, 1912, along the San Quaquin river near Mendota, Fresno county, was present- ed to me. Upon dissection I was as- tonished to find its stomach filled witb common black crickets and three whole field mice, Hatch Silkworms in New Way. An improvement in the manner of hatching silkworms has been perfect- ed by Japanese growers. - Egg cards are immersed in diluted hydrochloric acid for five to ten hours just before they are hatched. In a fortnight or 12 days after the immersion the eggs are perfectly hatched, and worms that are stronger and more healthy than those hatched in any other way may be seen coming out of the shells. Absolutely Useress. While opinion is not unanimous in support of the idea, probably the most useless thing is the inside pocket which every tailor sews into a walst- coat.-- Topeka Capital. "FRANKLIN Sales and Service The car everyone would like to own Gage Motor Sales Co. Phone 5700 1629 Orrington Ave., Evanston By EDGAR TAYLOR WHEELOCK. (Copyright, 1921, American Press League.) No man ever built a home or estab- lished himself in business with the money he had previously wasted. The business of this country is largely transacted, by the exchange of evidences of credit. A savings ac- count is a basis of credit. A man need not be stingy in order to practice thrift. He need only ex- ercise common sense and qui{ wasting that which he has worked so hard to get. Webster's dictionary says that thrift, economy, profit, gain and prosperity are synonymous terms, which is equiva- lent to saying that they all mean the same thing. It was the savings of the American people that bought $18,500,000,000 Liberty and Victory bonds, which helped to pay our share of the cost of the world war. It was thrift that. furnished the money. Thrift has cleared and broken every acre of farm land, erected every build- ing, constructed every railroad, opened every mine and financed every bank, commercial establishment and manu- facturing plant in the United States. Thrift has many angles. It can be made an interesting study; one that can be pursued in the market and kitchen, as well as in apportioning all daily expenditures. A weekly or monthly budget will serve as an aid to study. A gaudy $18-dollar silk shirt does not add one cent to a man's earning ability. If it contributes to his pleas- ure, or his vanity, or if it may be taken as his own estimate of his moral and intellectual measure, he must be graded with the peacock. a bird with less than a thimbleful of brain. "Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" are not the only inalien- able rights of an American citizen. He also has a right to make a fool of himself by wasting his substance in riotous living or carelessly spending all that he earns as fast as he earns it; but he must not expect to be re spected or to deserve pity when ad versity gets him, The Latest. It used to be "love In a cottage," with the bards of long ago, but the modern hards have changed it to love in a bungalow. - EE -- Always in Stock Roofing material and Wall Board EDWARD HINES LUMBER CO. Church St. and Maple Ave. Evanston, Ill. 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It was understood the state fire official regarded the sale of fireworks as not only a nuisance but a menace to life and property in the township. THE PRICE OF 2 CIGARS IS THE COST OF AN "AD" A 30c ad works wonders gob hdkdkb ddd dddbbddbbdhdhhdie Not For Church Members Are you a member of an orthodox church, and satisfied? If so, do not answer this. If your views are too liberal to be welcomed there; if you are interested in religious thought that is in accord with modern science and un- hampered by the outworn doctrines of the past, address Hugh Robert Orr 904 Elmwood Ave. oof of ode of ode of oe oo of oo obo ode oo cb oe fool fob foo Bob Ld Ld Ld LJ LJ LJ Ld LJ LJ] LJ LJ] LJ LJ LJ Ld Ld LJ LJ LJ LJ LJ ke) Holds regular services Sunday mornings at 11 O'clock Wednesday evenings at 8 O'clock Sunday school convenes at 10:00 A. M. 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