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â- P will m.m mtmm -^^mm^mmmm^mmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmm THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 wmmmmmm Cangregaiionalists Will Help Orphus Childâ„¢* of BIM* Land* To Be Bene- ficiaries of Funds Pledges on Sun* day, November 20 Congregational churches throughout Illinois will contribute or pledge money for the support of helpless orphans in the Bible lands, through the Near East Relief on Sunday, November 20, in accordance with a resolution adopted bv the National Council of Congrega- tional churches which met last July in 10s Angeles. Every Congregational minister In the state has received copies of letters and cablegrams describing scenes in which children are dying on the streets of starvation in the Near Ea<t and Southern Russia. Dr William E. Barton, moderator of the National Council of Congregational churchesrand pastor of the First Con- crcgational Church of Oak Park, in a Utter to F. J. Michel, Executive Secre- tin- of the Illinois Committee of the jCcir East Relief, said: •The National Council of Congre- gational Churches which met at tos . Angeles in July was deeply moved by the tragedy of Armenia and joined in asking all our churches to present that cause and make generous contributions >n (the Sunday preceding Thanksgiving. It wdl become your duty to remind the Congregational churches of Illinois of tiis vote. You arc at liberty if you wish to say that this church, which heard the story a year ago and made a generous contribution, intends to do the same this year. It is a matter of life and death to thousands of Christ's children. It is not the will of our Heavenly Father that one of these little ones should perish." The ministers are reminded that the present helpless condition of the women and children in the Bible lands is due to the determination of the Turks and other Moslems to exterminate Chris- tianity from areas controlled by the Mo- hammedans and that without America's aid these widows and orphans of, ex- service men will perish. Contributions are to be sent to the Illinois headquarters of Near East Ke- lief, 19 S. La Salle Street, Chicago. Mrs. Charles A. Wanner was host- ess to the Thursday club at luncheon yesterday at her home, 629 Central avenue. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Tuesday, November 22, at 8 P. M. "In a Persian Garden" A Song Cycle for four Solo Voices will be rendered by ANNA BURMEISTER Soprano, Fourth Presbjrterfaar Church, Chicago MARY WELCH Contralto, First Congregational Church, Wilmette ^ ARTHUR KRAFT v Tenor, First Presbyterian Church of Oak Park ARTHUR RONOUS Bass, Episcopal Church of Lake Forest The words of a Persian Garden are select- ed from the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. The music is composed by Liza Lehmann. The rendition of "In A Persian Garden" will be preceeded by An Organ Recital by MARIE EDWARDS VON RITTER Tickets Of Admission For Adults Are One Dollar For Children Under 15, Fifty Cents OFFICIALS DISCOURAGE MAILING OF SMALL CARDS Mail early and mail cards and en- velopes in not too small sizes, requests Hubert Work, First Assistant Post- master General, in giving some valuable Christmas mailing suggestions. "Dur- ing the holiday season large quantities of very small envelopes and cards are put into the mails with the result that all postal work is very much retarded and mail disfigured and mutilated," says Mr. Work. "The minimum size of cards and en- ************************** ISKOKIE | ♦ + ♦ * velopes should not be below two and thiee-tjuarters by four inches for the following reasons: "1. Addresses will be obliterated by {•""cellation marks. "2. Too small to be run. through facing table, necessitating three extra handlings with consequent delay not only to this but other mail. "3. Delay to cancellation because of • awkwardness in putting through can- celling machines., "4. Delayed through difficulty in sorting. t ": Liability to loss or damage as small sizes do not fit letter packages and cannot be tied securely." Miss H. N. Johnson of Denver, Colo is the guest of Mrs. C. G. Burnham. f Best by lest | + * * ♦ ************************** THANKSGIVING PARTY of the Community Dancing Class will be held at the Byron C. Stolp School 10th and Central TUESDAY EVE^ NOV. 22 Special Music Arns Orchestra REFRESHMENTS WINTER'S FIRST WARNING By J. M. Appel The first cold blast From off the lake, It makes me shiver. Calls to mind The empty coal bin, The need for shoes and clothes. The dreary, cold and workless day It makes me ask About my summer's wage, Spent and dissipated, Or saved and working INTHEBAJWC? Class lessons 7:45-8:30 Dancing 8:30-12 ADMISSION . 50 cents per person Cover entire cost including wardrobe Younsr man, some dayâ€"bewareâ€" An injured limb, a spell of sickness, (It may be one gray hair), First warnings of life's winter. Take heed and plan for shelter. In springtime didst thou plant Good seedâ€"and till the soil, Work hard, spend less, save more? Then must the harvest be------------- Your summer's wage Conserved and growing IN THE BANK. . of Wilmette 7ft£J(omecfSaritgs'Z)eposifors *4E&MB&BWEBMBZBW03BznmzMmna&BmB&zznawaBamnBMm "omoi D o SS30E301 Wiliiiette Ice *£ Teaming Co. F. MEIER, Prop. DISTILLED WATER lit Black Soil foil «*«» Grading Sawn Fertilizer Land and Graf el tinder» Buildirtf Material General Teaming We Build Driveway* Bill Jonesâ€" has a splendid Touring Car and when the cold "winds of autumn flirted around the open car. he realized the comfort and luxury of an,en- closed body. After but little investigation, he commissioned us to build a winter enclosure. He selected one of our several models and made but one stipulation, which was that he must .have a simple, compact, dignified Job of good lines and best workmanship. "A Job that must be as good, in every way, as his car. We delivered the car lust week, but made a photograph of the finished Job. You may be interested in seeing the photograph or a num- ber of other cars that are in work right now â€" come In â€" we'll be glad to show them to you any day, and take your order for putting a winter enclosure on your car. CHICAGO COACH & CARRIAGE COMPANY, 1223 S. Michigan Avenue, CHICAGO. i Â¥/////////////'//////////////'//'///"""â-  yf»»»»»»»m?»»»»»»»»^^^ Take Careof the Children's Feet Educator Shoesâ€"for the children and for the entire family. They keep the foot in proper shape. -. * Simplex Shoesâ€"for the children. Rubber Footwearâ€"of all kindsâ€"Arcticsâ€"storm rubbers, etc. Repairs on men's, women's and children's shoesâ€"done well. -KASPAR'S SHOE STORE 609 W. Railroad Ave - - - - - Phone 590 â€" WILMETTE, ILL. For Thanksgiving We Have Turkeys - Geese - Ducks - Chickens ^Atl-owert Market Prices for Highest Quality Goodt^ Native Sirloin Steak, 35c lb. Native Porterhouse Steak........... .45c lb. Fancy Young Pork Loinsâ€"< to 10 pounds average----------......W/*c lb. Native Rib Roast Beef, 35c lb. Pork Shoulders .777.: 15V«c lb. Del Monte Pineappleâ€"3 large size cans.............................• •â- *â-  Miller and Hart Baconâ€"very fineâ€"whole or half ......... i .....2SV«« *• Peacock Bacon-^the very beatâ€"whole or half..................32*/gc lb. Fancy Leg of Veal, »%c-Wiid Quarter Spring *-•«*- ^ *_________ V//S//S/S//////S///////////////////////S/W- s///////////////////////"'///"""""