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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921 Public Library News and Review* BY SUE OSMOTHERLY, LIBRARIAN BOOKS ON ARCHITECTURE Saylor â€" Architectural styles for country houses. "Among' the multi- tude of perplexing problems that wiH fare the hnildor of a home., especially if he be one who is unwilling to ac- cept a mere box out of a n\o.ld, not the least troublesome will be the se- lection of architectural style. It is with the aim of making easier the choice of architectural sfyTe for coun- try homes that this book has been compiled. Individual chapters are given to Colonial houses, Swiss Cha- let. Spanish Mission, Tudor, Dutch Colonial, style of the Western Prai- rie and others. With the discussion of each style are given illustrations Of interiors, exteriors, floor plans and 4nâ€"some cases suitable grounds. '«•- »'*?*»«•"* sxsr.{m,HSiS^SSiS!: sion of successive phases of civtltia- tion. It is a noteworthy study for one interested In architecture as a fine art. 'Morning Report9 of the Wilmette Legion BY THE ADJUTANT you are planning to build and wish to be shown the advantages df vari- ous styles this is the book to read. If you are not a prospective builder but wish to become familiar with dif- Terent architectural' styles thlr book will furnish the information. Saylorâ€"Bungalows. Mr. Saylor ex- plains the origin of the word bunga- low, the style of the true type and how this type has been modified to suit various regions. Plans are drawn, proper wall and roofing ma- terial are discussed. -'Suggestions'for interior decorations including fire- place, furnishings and lighting sys- tems are given. Thei>ook is deeifh edly practical, therefore water sup-_ fdy and sewage disposal are not over- . ooked. The book is beautifully illus- trated and adequately Indexed, alto- gether a very interesting work. Hodgeson â€" Practical bungalows. This book is a compilation of per- spective views and--floor plans of three hundred low and medium priced houses and bungalows. Hamlin â€"History of architecture. Mr. Hamlin says "A history of archi- tecture is a record of man's efforts to build beautifully. The erection of structures devoid of beauty is mere building, a trade and not an art. Only when the idea of beatitjT »« added.to that of use does a struc- ture take its place among works of architecture." In his history he fol- lows this development from primitive and early Egyptian to recent archi- tecture of Europe and the United States. To the student of architec- ture the book is invaluable. Caftinâ€"How to study architecture. -Thisâ€"niee4y illustrated, we'll indexed work traces the evolution of archi- Sunday, May 29. the Wilmette Post of the American Legion will hold an evening service in the First Congre- gational church. William JR. Mc- Cauley, commander of the Depart- ment of Illinois, will be one^ of the principal^ speakers. Commander Mc- Cauley is one of the greatest of the young speakers of the country and ihis opportunity to hear him should not be passed by. At that service there will be the formal presentation to the Wilmette Post of a stand of colors, the Stars •«nd Stripes and the Legion insignia. Several citizensof the village have donated money toward a fund raised fr>r Q»U purpose, and the colors will 'arrive in' plenty of time so tKlt tne presentation can be made that night. There will be further announcement later concerning speakers and music. The Post is collecting clothes to be taken to the offices of the Service Department in the Conway Building. Chicago. Every day any number of ex-service men come there seeking employment, hoping to find some means of paying rent and other bills in order to keep their wives and babies alive, Manyz^oLJliese men: haven't clothes fit to wear to work, even if. by some good fortune, they find jobs, If anyone who reads this bas-a -good- sitit- of ck>thes that he will give to a worthy and appreciat- ive ex-service man, call Wilmette 603 or 560, give your name and address and we'll call for it. AH Legion men. should come to the Stolp gym every Thursday night. We're having lots of good times over there and if you don't come you lose out. The next meeting of the Post will be held Monday April 18*-at the Community House. Meetings are the first and third Mondays of each month. / GAMES FOR BOYS Community House Boys' club will have a program of games at the cen- ter Saturday night of this week • to which all boys in the village are in vitediâ€"There isMobe-a-sr " for refreshments. WILMETTE BASEBALL NINE Indications of a strong baseball team to represent the Wilmette A. C. in the approaching season are found in the enthusiasm displayed at sev , eral meetings held recently with some of the village's best talent on deck. !" The diamond at Lake and Ridge avenues, Gross Point, has been ren- ovated. The outfield and infield nave been plowed and men are btisy this week rolling it into serviceable con- dition for a practice session Sunday afternoon, -Several of the players of last year will not be seen in uniform during 1921. Hess, the first sacker, who finished the schedule with Wilmette, will not play the initial sack this spring. "Doc" Retinoids, expert key- stone guard, is promenading to the meetings on crutches due to a broken leg sustained in a basketball game last winter. Boesch, who played first base early in the summer and twirl- ed occasionally, will play with a com- mercial outfit, it is said. Estes, out- fielder, will be located in Milwaukee on business and Golbach, shortstop, will be stationed at Detroit. â-  A number of candidates for post Stordeur and Rennoldi will serve a* coaches for the galaxy of amateur stars. .... * . The North Show Baseball league has extended an invitation to Wil- mette to join the circuit but h j. understood that the locals will dl cline. A 80c AD WORKS WONDQs ---------:----------â€"*â€"â€"----------^ tions have asked for-tryouts and will receive their initial test Sunday. Nic Wagner, recently appointed manage^ will have a taslc on his hands in se- lecting men as he has some excellent material from which to choose. Otto /P3 Canton Crepes Voiles and Gingham Dresses for Spring Wear. UNIQUE STYLE SHOP B. COPLAN, Proprietor 1126 CENTRAL AVENUE WILMETTE Phont Wilm.ttt 2403 Wisdom Caution Protection lessfc* Wisdom rccommcrTt3s^caution, Caution tatcs protection, and protection for your valuable papers, deeds, wills, contracts, insurance, policies, etc., suggests a Safe Deposit Box at Your Home Bank STATI SANK, m The cost is small, the protection sure, easily ac- cessible and convenient. lIso Fire and Burglar Proof Storage for Trunks, Suit Cases, etc., at moderate rates. WILMETTE STATE BAN Under State Control and Supervision ]U»\lU»\TUtk\t^-\llfm\Yi^\][r»\Vrtk\H^\", •A â- .- * ' ^- SELLER OF GOOD FOOD Grocery Telephone. 510, 511, 512 & 513 Mei leat Telephone 514 CASH [SCOUNT Wilmette-Central Ave. and 12th Cash and Carry .... 5 Discount On orders el $1.00 or more of normal â€" Profit Goods.â€" -â€" Cash and Delivered - • - - 2* Discount These do not apply to Meat Department. Credit and Delivered, one order delivered free SPECIAL SALE APRIL 11th, to APRIL 16th \f |_ 9 O J I am the agent for Wilmette. They are the only seeds to buy. My fresh V Qllffhan C NfaAflQ stock of flower, vegetable and grass seed is here. I can sell you anything â-¼ aUgliail 9 UWUff in Vaufhan's catalogue at the catalogue price. Florida Grape Fruit wo»«wui*•!«.. Three Del Monte Canned Fruits AU •?,ra fancy *ua,itsr *Bd Urg*No 2H «â€"»*«« very low price. Peeled Apricots. Dozen $3.20. Can J....... ............... Royal Anno White Cherries. Dozen $4.20. Can............. Yellow Fro* Peaches. Dozen $3.75. Can Prices are net. No diecount. 27c 35c CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES They are at their best now. 150 size^t-dozen ......-. ♦....,. .55c lTfj^size; dozen ..............45c 216 size; dozen ... .-m ;..... .35c GREENING APPLESâ€"For cook- ing. 10 lbs...................65c JONATHAN APPLESâ€"For eating. 10 lbs.........................90c CALIFORNIA LEMONSâ€" Large. 300 size. Doz........25c WHITE ONION SETSâ€" 4 pounds.................... .25c .ENOX LAUNDRY SOAPâ€" One of Procter & Gamble's best &t a very low price,_____ 120 6-oz.'bars in box ........$4.50 10 bars..............., . 3gc FAIRY WHITE FLOATING BATH SOAPâ€" 10 bars ......90c BROOMSâ€" Little Torn". Well made. Fine broom corn. Each ......75c JOHNSONS FLOOR WAXâ€"â€"â€" 1 II). can................. 75c SPEE-DEEâ€"â€" The wonder cleanser for auto- mobile grease, carpets, rugs, wood work. Large qt. can..25c REINA PURE OLIVE OILâ€" Qt. can, $1.25; pint........i#65c POMPEIAN PURE OLIVE OILâ€" Qt. can â-ºi...................$1^5 COVO SALAD OILâ€" Pint can............'..-.......35- WESSON SALAD OILâ€" V2 gal. can, $1.25; pint.......30c RICHELIEU SWEET PICKLES- 10 oz. -bottle ___.............45c- SANDWiCHOLAâ€" Jar ..."........................19c_ A filler for sandwiches. PEANUTSâ€" In shell, fresh roasted. Lb. .17c PEANUTSâ€"J umbo, Salted- Pound......................27c MARSHMALLOWS- Bulk. Pounds.. FLOURâ€" Pillsbury, Washburn and Cere- sota, Y% barrel â€" .___.....$1.35 RICHELIEU ROLLED- OATS â€" There are no rolled oats made that are finer in> quality than Richelieu. Large package 3 lbs. 7 ounces.....................28c RICHELIEU CATSUP is delicious. The flavor is not killed with spices. Large 17 oz. bottle..32c RICHELIEU COCOAâ€"Dutch Pro- BUTTER^ â€"T. cess. Try one can, and you will find that it makes wonderfu cocoa. y2 lb. can ...___...27*£c BEECHNUT PEANUT Large, 10 oz. jar.............30c RICHELIEU STRAINED HONEY I lb. jar......................4Se FERGUSON'S ORANGE MAR- MALADE- II oz. jar..................vt25c fuT-B CONCORD GRAPE JUICEâ€" Du Belle, qt;................55c Red Wing, pint...............30c SYLMAR CALIFORNIA RIPE Olivesâ€"---- A large quart can, not pint, of fancy ripe olives. Can ......30c COLLEGE QUEEN OLIVESâ€" Large W/2 oz. bottle........55c SUNBEAM QUEEN OLIVESâ€" Large Spanish, \3y2 oz. bot..40c UNCLE HIRAM CIDER VINE- GAR-, 30 oz. bottle.............77.20c DEL. MONTE LOGANBERRY JAMâ€"Sugar and iruit only. Large No. 2 can. Doz.......|42§ ^an •••••;••.........,........35c =No-dtse©ufrt; DEL MONTE-PURE PRE- SERVES â€" Strawberry,. Rasp- berry, Gooseberry, Blackberry, 15 oz. jar, 35c; dozen......$4.00 No discount. COFFEEâ€"Roast Santos. Wonder- ful value. Makes a mild, sweet drink. Poundi^«^,«....24*. COFFEEâ€" Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand. 2 lb. can, 82c; LJb. can......42c ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA- L. F. 60c quality. Lb....... .45c MIDAS ORANGE PEKOE TEAâ€" The very finest quality of Orange Pekoe. y2 \b. can_____.......45c PLYMOUTH ROCK CORN- Extra standard. >oz^-$1.75; can................15r PEACE EARLY JUNE PEAS - Remarkably fine ath-a- very low price. Doz., $1.40; can......l2e PLYMOUTH ROCK TOMATOES Extra standard, No. 2 can. Dozen; $1.25; can ............He CAMPBELL'S BAKED BEANS- With tomato sauce, No. 2 can*, ^eans...............».,....-J5m: PARIS SUCCOTASHâ€" Burnham & Monill's fancy qual- ity at a bargain price. Dozen. $1.90; can ............lfc monsoon asparagus points- No. 1 cans. Doz., $525; can..45e RICHELIEU LITTLE KERNEL CORNâ€" Doz., $2.40; can.............29e DEARBORN CLUB SIFTED SWEET PEASâ€" Small, tender, sweet. Poz.. $2.40; can .............2ee VERIBEST TOMATOESâ€" Armour's finest quality. No. * __can- Doz., $1.50^ can........25f MONSOON PEARS- Fancy quality. Large No. 25* cans. Doz., $4.75; can........*•• RICHELIEU HAWAIIAN PINE- APPLEâ€" The finest quality packed. Large No. 2y2 can. Doz.,$5.00; can..ef|