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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921 Wilmeite Lassie Ribbon Clerk Now Before Footlights From selling hairpins and tape to warbling songs on the vaudeville stage at $60 per has been the rapid jump of Elsie Guler, Wilmette girl, one time notions clerk at Rosenberg's Department store, Evanston. Elsie might have lived her life un- sung had not Miss Blanche Van Buren, vocal teacher, started the Ro- senberg chorus last winter. At a free- for-all competition at which 15 Mel- bas appeared with palpitating hearts, Elsie's canary like voice won the four months' free scholarship offered by Miss Van Buren. All last winter Elsie studied the intricacies of the vocal art; she learned how to breath, how to read notes, how to pitch her voice. Tempo, adagio, con expressione became a part of her. Then, she was offered her job back at Rosenberg's and the call of the coin assailed her. She was to have gone back Wednesday. Put again fate stepped into her life. Saturday she was offered a sing- ing role in a Japanese sketch under the direction of the Rogers Produc- ing Company. The sketch has been playing at the American theatre at Ashland and Madison streets, Chi- cago. It will leave tonight for two Weeks in Springfield. Elsie lives with her parents at 412 Gregory avenue. Clerks in Rosenberg's are very- proud of Elsie. Already the stories are flying fast of "I knew her whenâ€"" LONDON TO PARIS VIA PLANE Mrs. John H. Verrall of 523 Maple avenue, who has been traveling with friends in England and Scotland dur- ing recent months, arrived at Paris Saturday last, from London, via air- plane. ' __ NEWMAN BOBBLES WIN GAME FOR PIONEERS Knights of Columbus Aggregation Suffer* Defeat When Flock of Er- rors Count Pioneer Tallies BACK FROM AUTO TOUR Messrs.^ay Steiner and Nick Cal- mas returned early this week from a twcL â-  weeVs aMompbile trip through Wisconsin. A flock of errors perpetrated by the Xewman council team of the Knights of Columbus league won a gsme for the New Trier Pioneers Sunday at the Lake and Ridge avenue lot. Final score was 4 to 1. Miller, of the Newman's, hurled stellar ball allowing but two hits, one v double by Moran which counted-a run. The marring feature of Miller's work was his wildness at certain sia-^e> of the game. He issued a to- tal of five free tickets'. Se\en errors helped materially in losing the game for Newman. SjjFommel, ace of the Pioneer's staff, pitched his customary steady game permitting but six bingles and fan- ning eight opponents. The score: Pioneers R H Newman R H Walleser .....0 Pean ........2 Becker ......0 Walsh........1 Borre ........1 Moran .......1 Kellv........0 Wallace .....0 Strommel .0 OlLamberty ....0 1 HKilby ........1 3 (HKemp .......0 0 0*Boy1ei .......0 0 OILavelle .......0 0 OlO'Connor ....0 1 Oljans .........0 1 OlAllen ........0 0 OlMiller .......0 0 4 2 16 123456789 RH Pioneers .....0000 0 30 lx 4 2 Newman .....0 00100000 1 6 Two base hits, Kilby, Moran; bases on balls, off Miller 5, og Strommel 2: struck out by Miller 6, by Strommel 8: errors. Borre, Boyle, O'Connor 2, Allen 3, Miller. Announcement is made of the ap- proaching marriage of Miss Mary and Mrs. S. G. Nethercot of Winnetka to John Harold Balch, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Balch of Evanston. which will take place on Saturday, Septem- ber 24. Chicago Lads Wallop Our Pierce Billiards Set Back Local Indoor Aggregation 13 to 1 on Chicago Lot; Play Indian Hill Sunday Pierce Billiards suffered their se- verest setback of the season Sunday, September 18, when they were defeat- ed by St. Michaels L. A. Indoor team of Chicago, 13 to 1. Over-confidence, together with the natural disadvan- tages of the diamond, helped mater- j ially in the Billiard's defeat. Eddie Moore, twirier for the Bil- liards, had difficulty in locating the plate and when he did the slugging crew of St. Michaels held the Billiards to a lone run and four hits, incidental- ly striking out ten. Singles by Lear and Runtz and a double by Hoffman were all the hits the Billiards could garner off the of- ferings of the St. Michaels hurler. On Sunday afternoon, October 2, St. Michaels will visit Wilmette for a return game, at a diamond to be an- nounced later. They are a speedy, well-balanced team, one of the best on the north side of Chicago, and play a clean and sportsmanlike game. "Come out everybody, On October 2, and see a real game," the Billiards advise. ... â-  Next Sunday the Billiards will trav- el to New THer High Schoo where they will meet the Indian Hill Speed Boys, in the first of a series of games. St. Micaels L. A. 3 0 2 2 0 3 £ l uâ€" w John Hoffman, 1632 Lake avenue, is leaving today to enter Ames college, Iowa. of "THE TRUE CHRISTIAN** Rev. Herman W- Meyer, pastor St. John's Lutheran church, *» preach Sunday morning, SeptemE* 25, on the subject, "The True Chri? tian What He Gives Up, and \K He Takes Up". Classes in religion! instruction for children are held at the church on Mondays and Friday! at 4 o'clock. The Sunday school Teachers* Training classes are con. ducted at the church on Mond evenings at 8 o'clock. ay Millions of Electric Irons are in daily use I Jn this Lai EXPRESSING, MOVING AND- | TAXI SERVICE - * * * WILMETTE EXPRESS CO. 1225 Central Avenue Phone Wilmette 40 - - # STATEMENT OP RECEIPTS AXD EXPENDITURES OF WILMETTE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. DIST. 39, COOK (OTXTV, II.I.IXOIS June 31. 1920: Balance in hands of.Townshlp Treasurer From District Taxes................. From Sale of Bonds for New Building $ 3n.400.60 44.275.00 $ 74,67"».60 RECEIPTS Township and County Collectors ................ Pro-rata State and County Fund Apportionment . . Tuition from Pupils Outside District ........,......: Interest on Deposit in Bank ........... ............. Annan 117 787 75 Anticipation Warrants ......... ........................ 2fi.000.00 117.7*7...> $sr>.7!»n.«i 4.955.78 55.00 986.36 $192,463.35 EXPEXDITVRES Teachers' Salaries .................................â-  • •' •uoerintendt'iit's Salary........................•.......â-  Salary. Supplies, *-tc„ in Office of Superintendent and School Board . J.................•".................... Truant Officer's Salary ................................ Health Officers' Salaries and Supplies ...........-j^...... Janitors' Salaries....................................... Text Books. Stationery. Supplies ........> •............. Fuel. Water. T-ipht. Janitors' Supplies................. Maintenance of riant (Repairs, replacements. Insurance) New .Building...........-.â- .............................; • New Equipment ........ ........ ....................... Rental Presbyterian S. S. Building .................. Bonds and Interest............................ Anticipation Warrants Paid ............................ Interest on Anticipation Warrants ......... ............ Teachers' Pension Fund.............................. Balance in hands of Township Treasurer, June 31. 1921.. 5 4.182.00 4.170.00 2.039.70 420.00 1.802.31 6.389.15 4.844.52 6,270.33 1.4T.9.99 56.276.23 2.667.S1 300.00 10.OS7.50 26.000.110 IS 9.50 SO.Hit 177.179.04 1 5.2 S 4.31 $192,4 63.35 Approved: WILLIAM F. BABCOCK-. By President. of the Board of Education: J. R. HARPER, Secretary. L46-ltc That would not be the Jaci_jfi^the implement- failed to make good. â-  Once used it becomes { immediately an indis- j pensable unit in the ° house equipment for ir- g oning the family wash- g ing, for the. pressing of â-  the something or other â-  that is necessary every j day. ELECTRIC IRONS Sold on Monthly Payments All Types and Weights Works from any lamp socket Public Service Co. of Northern Ills. iTr.r3iT.iif Jk ,- We have decided to keep on selling shoes, all our regular stock, through- out the year at the sale prices that have been used the last few weeks. This is one «tep towards normalcy 609 Railroad Ave. Phone Wil. 590 Why People Wifh Weak Nerves and Thin Blood So Often Fail in Life and are trampled down by strong, keen, red-blooded men with nerves of steel. Without strong nerves you lose your magnetism, force and courage. Ycu feel your own weakness and others know that you are weak. Trifling things annoy you - this is a sure sign of nerve exhaustion. , Some people are born with a very small amount of nervo-'ital fluid, be- cause their nerve'force has been squan- dered by the lives lead by their ances- tor*. Others use up their nerve force faster than tit* body can make it. When your nerve force becomes weakened", all the vital orgrans of your body lose tlieir nor- mal strength and vipor and as a result, all kinds of alarming symptoms may appear. From Mie pain* across tlic back, one person thinks he has kidney trouble ; another may think his spine is Injured because of the tender spots whit-limny. ♦CCuf thereon. The dull heavy pain in the lower part of head leads another to think he is goinff to have paresis and from the disagreeable fu I- ness of pressure in the fron I of his head, another feels he is going to die from high blood pressure. Sleeplesiness and nervous irritability, heart pal- pi tat ion and indigestion are very common symp- toms. Naturally your strength, vigor, endur- ance and brain power are al I greatly weakened. and in such a condition you are in no position to compete with the strong, keen red-blooded wan "vith nerves of steel. When you lack nerve lope, there is only one thing that is going to help you -and that is more nerve force. In such cases nere stimulating medicines and narcotic 'drugs are often worse than useless: what yeu must have is something to furnish an increased supply of the nervo-vital fluid to your nerve cells. This is most effectively accomplished by the free useof Nuxated Iron. This valuable piod- uct contains the principal chemical constitu- ent of active living nerve force in a form which most nearly resembles that in the brain and nerve cells of man. It also contains organic iron like the iron in your blood and like th*- iion in spinach, lentils and apples. This for:n of iron will not blacken nor injure the teeth nor upset the stdknach. It is an entirely different thine from metallic iron which people usually t*A«-. 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Buy your meats in whole pieces and get the better price. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Boneless Lamb Roast Hams, any kind 25c lb. 32c lb. Shoulder Lamb Roast Rib Roast 20c lb.. 32c lb. Shoulder Veal Roast...................23c Pork Roast...... ___ .......22° Pot Roast............. ..........v.l5c Boneless Veal Roast....................30c Sirloin Steak ... ..... ........40c Soring Chickens......................• -35c Dixie Square Bacon.................-20c Wilson's Special Bacon................• -35c California Hams ....... ... 20c Vegetables, Fruits, Etc. ......25c doz. . .10c, 15c, 20c 10c, 25c bunch ^r^. .3 qts. 25c Eg* Plant, large size................5c, 10c Hubbard Squash......................5c lb. Rocky Ford Melons..... .....3 and 2 for 25c Casaba Melons, extra large...........35c up Honey Dew Melons, large size ....... 20c up Extra Fancy Rome Beauty Apples .. .5 for 25c Greening Apples . ___............3 lbs. 25c Bluer Goose Oranges........38c, 48c, 58c doz. Grape Fruit, Florida ...... 10c each, 4 for 35c Peaches........... .................29c Bartlett Pears...................basket 30c Sweet Potatoes___................5 lbs. 25c Fresh Spinach, Okra, Parsley, Raddishes, # Cucumbers and Green Peppers Low Price BUYING HERE IS SURE TO MAKE A SAVING FOR YOU