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m' â- :'Mii$$W>^Y' l^ffili '5â„¢w5*ivj\'i5 •Kb >re Nlws^,feRiDAY; January: s. 1988 • J5a#^v^y^^y^.-^^^^^i,^ THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, .FRIDAY, JANUARY %ttm "AND COMPANY" That mystery-laden term "and com- pany," attached to numerous business enterprises the country over, should be "cleared up" in the instance of Cosmas Brothers and con»«any, Wil- mette fruit dealers. Peter Demopoulus It is not so much Cosmas Brothers that commands our interest at this jnoment. as the quite ponderous_ Peter Demopulos, the chief "and company" of this our beautiful north shore. Peter has "and company^" in every town in JNew Trier township, at one time or another in his faithful career as a vender of fruits. He now represents the "and company" for Cosmas Brothers and is, in fact, the manager of the market, in the new Danaemark building. We hereby direct attention to the handsome features* of Peter Demo- pulos, the "and company-iest" person we know. Jurist to Tell K. of C Men About Ku Klux Klan One of the judges of the Chicago Circuit courts will deliver an address before the Ouilmette council. Knightc of Columbus, at ji meeting ta be ield n Jones Lodge hall Tuesday evening, January 9. While the name of the speaker was not known by the council <*t this writing, the members have the assurance that he would be a prominent Circuit court jurist. The Fu Klux Klan is to be the subject of discussion, it was announced. Arrangements are being made by council officers for a Card and Bunco party to be held shortly before the Lenten season. PATRONIZE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD * TICKET AGENT In making arrangements for your win- ter trip to California, Florida or railroad journey in any direction, let your Local Ticket Agent sell your railroad tickets, make your sleeping ear reservations anc check your baggage through to destina Won. Make it a matter of neighborhood pride to patronize your home Ticket Agent, Chicago & North Western By. LTGNMtc Magistrate Suspends Fine; Warns Bibulous Offender A $25 fine, imposed on Fred #. Mi lien, 1513 Hill street, for drunken* ness, was suspended Tuesday morning, by police magistrate Daniel. Mickey after Millen had been given to under- stand that his next appearance in court for a similar offense would send him to the psychopathic hospital for examination. * Millen was arrested on New Year's Eve by partloman Albert Borre, who is in charge of :the night squad at police headquarters. Evanston-New Trier Tiftfc Stars to Clash Wednesday Bvanston ana New \Til*RHfg# schools, ancient rivals in the field of athletics, will clash in their first swimming, meet of the season Wednes- day afternoon, January 10, in the New Trier tank. The meet is scheduled to begin at 4 o'clock. .Suburban league swimming coaches foresee a renewal. of last year's feud between the two north shore schools. Evanston holds the, championship by virtue of a lone point win over the New Trier boys last season. New Trier .recently took second -placeMn the interscholastic swimming ^ feet at th,e Illinois, Athletic club, bow* f§||' g. " " "- â-  -â-  -•-' 'â- â- --â- " â- â-  dase et at the Illinois Athletic club, how- :| ::â- $&,â-  Hjrdff tiPal* mlthat. .aimuaipll REDUCE CBlttl^^ST The VniveKsal: Portland Cement co.| announces a substantial reduction De- cember 28 in the prices of Universal cement. The reduction" is 15 cents per barrel at Its- Chicago plant, an# mm ^10 cents: per'" barreT: at its. 'Pittsbur|hiS4l| land1 Duluth _plants|;i'" v l'I|vl|:!i|^|t%||J, "~"Mrt i'lind " Mrs/ ^Hugh Berate : :je£t||ff§~ Wednesday for a tan days' stay Ji^S^m. New York '^^#^®.^g|^||^:; WÂ¥ ]Mmm our : |£nowledge -. of.. ;'.". Industry ^ ECONOMICAL RANSPORTATION OF SERVICE FOR j. y s CHEVROLET CARS ana TRUCKS f?MM. ?$$ Wahi8ianftrolhei$J/u Established 1890 906 CHICAGO AVE* â- â-  I DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE As in golf, so in business, the good re- sults of long, vigorous field ^hots may be lost by a poor approach. Your proposition has merit. You be- lieve in it. An earnest^ straightforward telephone talk will put it through. It is not always necessary, and some- times it is not good policy, to disturb a hnsy man nf affairs by a visit in person. But if you go directly to the heart of the matter in a brief talk over the Long Dis- tance telephone you can get favorable attention and* more likely than not, a favorable decision. Get acquainted with the money and r+^ttafersaving features of our "station- to-station' service. Jt is explained in the current issue of the Alphabetical Telephone Directory. â- â- -â- â-  'iflffiOW'llffiX.' TELEPHONE |COMPANY^& SALE of FINE JRUGS BEGINS MONBJY, JJN. 8th WITH m(TUE^EimVTIUWSW~~ Sfels is 0 0 0 0 on more than two thousand 'Rugs of all sizes, from the small mat and threshold rugs to the largest room rugsâ€"all varieties. This will be, without doubt, the most -ad- Hi---------vantageous sale of really fine Oriental Rugs that Chicago has seen in many yearsâ€"from the standpoint of quality, variety and value. Every rug buyer knows what the name • Nahigian stands for in integrity, quality and value-giving, so any comment on this point ik superfluous, These Teductions of 25% to 50% bring the cost down so low that the question of whether or not one can afford real Oriental Rugs instead of machine-made domestics, is entirely eliminated. . Our recent direct importations from the rug weaving districts of thgntr F^t, *s- sembled at. Constantinople and Sultanabad, Persia, have been the largest in the history of this establishmentâ€"hence our statement in the first paragraph. The regular prices, as always, are plainly marked on each rug, with the reduced price ticket attached. Early attendance is advised because of the large response that invariably follows the announcement of this~ annual sale event; Rugs selected will be held for future de- livery if desired. :*.ir.; ifi28 and 30LSout^^ -.,..., BUYING OFFICES, CONSTANTINOPLE AND SULTANABAD, PERSIA 111 r4 IeIMH :::^ii . &§S iMMi'sslSifc^i^^B