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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1921 HINTS FOR THE GARDEN "^Edited by Dtvid H. Stevenson,: _ Director National Home Gardeners' Association GREEN ONIONS everybody likes to eat the first new •♦~L o'reen onions of spring. These Si atnong the first vegetables that nv home gardncr can raise. In or- lr to have these onions at the ear 1- Mt date plant onion sets which are Sd it «eed stores in three varieties: white fed and yellow. Many prefer he white variety as they are milder o the taste. These onioiv sets vary n size from three quarters of an ch to the size of a pea. Those the ,izc of a pea are just as good and ivill grow just as large an onion as the larger ones. \ JO-foQt row. planted every two week* will 1* u p p!y an abun" dance of green onions for all nurposes until onions grown from gecd mature. Plant the sets as soon is t n o ground can be dug in the Bring. Frost cannot hurt them. They Jfill grow in any garden loam. Plant the sets in rows 12 inches ipart and the rets 3 inches apart in [lie row. Push each one down into the ground 2 or 3 inches and com- pletely cover with soil. You may ex- pect green onions ready to eat. in 3 •fH-^e^ks-after-planting. ANNOUNCEMENT Boys and !?iris of this vitlage are nviti'd to enter an interesting con- es t an noun ced this week by the Na- ional Home Gardeners' association, n which No. 2 Brownie Kodaks arc o he given -to*school children who end to the offices of the assocuyjion ulv<cnptions~oi ten==persons To-the ssociation. The children are to col- cct no money but merely send in he names of prospective subscribers ^-jt4i^-ottices^olJtlie„Association _al 06 S. Wabash avenue, C h i C a g o. Hanks are to be obtained by writing he association offices.. The National Home Gardeners' as- ociation is a civic organization ornuil by public spirited men and lomen of Chicago and vicinity to ncourage and make home gardening ucccssful. Benefits to members are sted as follows: 1. The Home Gar- en, a monthly magazine. 2. Ques- on and Answer department. 3. andscape department, free plans to (embers. 4. Home Economics de- Irtment. 5. Poultry department. Memberships are one dollar per ear. The subscription price is to be lai 1 ed'd[rec11y to tha offir>i on the ational Home Gardeners' associa- on, 306 S. Wabash avenue, Chicago, he solicitors are not X° collect the abscription money. A Kodak is to e sent to the solicitors as soon as k ten subscriptions have been paid. Contrary to the popular belief, the Polynesian, people as a race are not windling, but are being reinvigor- ted by the infusion of alien blood. 'he offspring of the mixed marriages re taking wives from among the lull- looded Hawaiian strain, thus, pre- en'ting the Hawaiian blood from isirig its identity. REALTORS LAY PLANS FOR NATIONAL MEET North Shore Real Estate Board To Have Active Pert in Chicago Con- ration) Vote New Members Every north thore suburb was rep- resented at the regular TCayliieeting of the North Shore Real Estate board held Monday eevning of this week at the offices of president C. T. Northrop, Tri Winnctka. Five new members were voted into the organ- ization, representing important in- terests in north shore real estate circles. Walton S. Bell, Harry L. Lyons, and George A. Engelhart, managers of the Wilmette, Kenilworth and Glen- coe offices respectively of McGuire and Orr, were received into mem- bership, together with Leonard H. Roach and George F. Gonsalves, Win- netka builders and brokers. More Applications Two new membership applications were announced upon which report will be made at the June session of the board. Following the regular business meeting attention of the members of the board was directed to the ap- proaching convention of the National Association of Real Estate boards to be Jield in Chicago early in July. It is the expectation of the North Shore board to assume an active part in the proceedings of that important gath- ering. The North Shore Real Estate board is affiliated with both the national and the state £issociations. "Sages tell us that the best way to get the most out of life is to fall in love with a great problem or a beautiful woman." Why not choose the latter and get both?"â€"Amherst Lord Jeff. Photographs of the cemeteries in France where their sons lie buried will be supplied to gold star parents of Lynchburg, Va., by the American Legion post there in conjunction with the Kiwanis Club. Housing conditions are as perplex- ing in West Seattle, Wash., as in the rest of the country. Hence the local post of the American Legion hat bought a church which will be remod- eled into a clubhouse. no Silvertown Gads !• OL a*e included in the NORTHERN LIGHTS One of the most strikingly beautiful displays of the Aurora Borealis of Northern lights was seen in the v.il lage Saturday nighk^-Ueâ€"fU-a-j^-oiâ€"the ~fraslTe?~orf~ tight brought many resi- dents from tlicir homes and "rubber- neck" parties were held on many a street corner as the rainbow-hued streamers of light blazed and flick- ered across the heavens. According to reports coming in from all parts of the country, honi- ever. this electrical display caused much damage to the telegraph, and power lines. . Telegraph communication with many parts of the country was com- pletely cut off for several hours and in many places the earth currents were so strong that telegraph instru- ments were burned out. The aurora borealis is prevalent at this time of the year. SALE Simplex Ironers 42 and 46 Inch Telephone Evanston 2230 ! ELECTRIC LABOR SAVERS TOR THE BONE 1104-6 Davis Street EVANSTON $5 for Your Vote for HARRY MHCHELL i Wait 1800 New Customers Before May 24th \rf\i TO order for a suit will iUUIVbe a vote, and I will allow you FIVE DOLLARS for it, off these prices. SUITS Made to Order '39, m, *59 | Extra Trovumrt FREE -WRITE FOB SAMPLES or eome in. Just tell me the kind of a suit yon like 111 Mod samples, fashion plates, tape-line, â- elf-measuring- blanks, and complete in- structions. Twill FIT â„¢Vm»vertectly Is i FIT hundreds of wel Wreesedmen all over the United States. I Pay all shipping; charges. You will pay so mora than Chicago man. I GUARANTEE to satisfy yon or refund your money. I take ALL the risk. coupon wmtmmm It's Worth $5 to You â€"SMid or brine this coupon to my .tor. wH„you7ord«™befor.M.y24. I will*Ib« ss£s ?2ttS!'t8ra»rtt HARRY MITCHELL 16-18 E. Jackson Blvd. Chicago us.N. Tire Price Reduction i Among tires Silvertown is the name that instantly conveys the thought of the highest known quality. Their genuine vallie has given them first place in the esteem of motorists. Motor car manufacturers and dealers are quick to emphasize to their prospeds that their cars are equipped with Silvertowjisâ€" knowing that neither explana- tion nor argument is necessary. This makes all the more impor- tant the fad that Silvertown Cords are included in our re- adjustment of tire prices which took effect May 2nd. 4 THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY oAkron, Ohio Your Goodrich dealer is prepared to supply you with Goodrich Silvertown Cords, Goodrich Fabrics and Goodrich Red and Gray Tubes at the 20 '/o price reduction. ncBeSlin the tcrog ^fciff^ HOYBUR CIS Daris St.. Evanston I MATINEES 2 and 4 Ereninfs 7 and 9 Saturday May 21 ^THE HANDICAP" Another Famous Race Horse Story with Violet Hopson and an incomparable cast of riders Pathe Newa Rolin Comedy NEXT WEEK Mon. and Tuea., May 23 and 24 CONSTANCE BINNEY in "The Mafic tup" Wednesday May 25 BESSIE BARRISCALE in The Breaking Point Thurs. and Fri., May 26 and 27 LIONEL BARRYMORE ' in â- 'Jim, the Penman" Saturday May 28 CHESTER DeVONDE'S All-Star Attraction "voicEs- SERVICE COMING SOON WANDA HAWLEY in 'The Outside Woman" LINA CAVALIERI in The Mad Love" MARY MILES MINTER in 'The Little Clown" FIRST Business Is Waiting ^ for You Somewhere, some place in this country is some business waiting for you. You should know where it is. If not, use your long-distance telephone. The result will be gratifying. The Bell System lines are adequate ^toâ€"handle your calls. There is no unnecessary delay. With improved methods of transmitting Jong-distance messages, you get the same good serv- ice as telephoning to a person a block away; ] Get acquainted with the money and time saving "station to station" service. EUNOIS BEU. ra^ONE^COgttNY