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wlSBiW lJfP?!f#^ .....' ^' i'-~"-':z.....:r:'.:-^-.â€":•â- *......"-â- â- ;...............'r\§j^MSM .Ttm tAKE ° SHORE NE^ ilpw^jMatigWB'W^^ iVW.WJlf p«: t^Jf,/*??"! â- l HOLD LENTEN CAMPAIGN FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF Mrs. Martin Kent Northam of Ev- ston, chairman of the Woman's de- partment, Near East Relief, announc- es a special lenten campaign among the women's organizations in Illinois to meet "the ^emergency confronting the relief organization. ' "There are more than 2,000,000 re- fugees from Asia Minor now home- less," said Mrs. Northam. "Among this number are 20,000 orphans re- moved from Asia Minor by Near East Relief to places of safety. Unless America can feed and care for these children, they will be left to starve or drift away into the reeking slums of European cities." Mrs. Edward M. Bailey, President of the Illinois Fed- eration of Woman's clubs, is a mem- ber of the special woman's committee. Mrs. Helen M. Srakefield, Worthy Grand Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star is co-operating in this appeal and has sent her official en- dorsement to all the Eastern Star Chapters in the State, Mrs. Northam ^*mouneedv------------------ Miss Anna A. Gordon of Evanston, World and National President of the Woman's Christian Temperance Un- ion ; Miss Julia Lathrop and Mrs. Medill McCormick, of Chicago, are among those on the national special relief committee co-operating in this appeal. DELLWOOD CLUB of Evanston Seventh Annual Spring Dance and Fox Trot Contest -------Jones' Hall Wilmette Thurs. April 5 Editorial Decries Added Burden of Taxes in U. S. "It is time to call a halt and an about-face on all these free-taxing, .easy-spending gentlemen who are so tirelessly increasing old and searching out new sources of taxation," says the Saturday Evening Post, in an editorial. A progressive program of confisca- tion is operating in America under the guise of taxation. Increasing burdens are being added year by year to real estate, to productive capital and wages. Slacker wealth alone is escap- ing, hiding in the tax-exempts provid- ed by these same legislators. Much of this money is wisely spent, much of s it is wasted in worse than unneces- sary extension of government pow- ers and in foolish paternalistic schemes, and some of it goes up in smoke between jealous and rival de- partments." iiill^iiawiliiliifi- osBiiniipiiiiiiiiiiiiHyitiiiBiHiiitiiHinitiiiiffliiHUJ ^ Saturday, March 24 to Saturday, March 31, Inclusive â-  ____,___â- â- . â- â- â- â- â- ;.....:......;;â- .;'â- ;..... â- â- -.j<---fr?fmmuamm W, Prices oii*«i«ap|ti«ip»| FORD WASHING Skolrie Motor Co. 712-714-716 Elm Street Winnetka Authorized FORD Dealers 517 W. Railroad Ave. STERNER'S Decorators, Wall Paper PAINT Tel. Wil. 2491 STORE Window Shades, Hangings Simplex Childre X:,..^::^;i50c Reduction hn Everv Pair ^^^^WW^SIMWNsI Sizes 111-2 to %rRegidar Price, $3.75; tM^ gfi&p. Black or Brc>w^ 'Sensible Mothers^ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllltlllllllll Kaspar's Shoe Store All Kinds of Shoe Repairing 609 l r/y/s/Xf///y///>yyssy///s^^^ EAST END CASH MARKET 403 1-2 linden Ave. ftwe^Â¥amcttr4436~| â€"TJ|e_NortK=ShOre OUR WEEK-END SPEC Oscar Mayer's Approved, or Metzel Holly Brand Bacon, whole or half, per lb. ------- .....29c Best milk fed veal roast, per lb.............24c Breast of veal, per lb......................18c Our own cured sweet pickled salt pork, 5 lb. pieces, per id. ••*••••»••• •«• • •'••••. •>••••••••â- -•• iww Best quality standing rib roast, 6th and 7th rib, per id. .«.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• »»9^ Our own home made pure pork sausage meat, per ft faiTto loblTFor^oiir next week's you on Hams and Bacon. hwVMUUU^^ Is Cutting Grass a Burden to You? It should not beâ€"-make it a pleasure by having "good ^tools" to work with|g;;:;|;|||0|gi||E^^| \drMW?M$, ^M^IPerhaps' the jpld lawn mower has "§een better days.^ I If you are going to buy a new one see our stock just re-© feeivedâ€"no need of going out of town to buy when you Scan get the same ones>frop us~--§t the^sajtnj price\^. Ball jb^aring'and light. run$hg*|gl|p .t|§^|;:;:;|||?^' ' ^h&.$^ f|l a Yes we repair and sharped th&, toof If the ohf j^oii ^^ivl^needs sharpening, betterggsend it in| before the ^"spring. rush.";|iig|Wjgg| ^^^^^f^^^^)^^^^^^^ i f ilA green velvety lawn is always admired. Our grassf seed is of the best grade onlyâ€"the famous "Parkwayj Seed," both for shady spots and where it is constantly! subject to the sun's brighest ravjs.^; ^Many^ of our ^cus-""' tomers will vouch for its mer^^^^^fMfeSM*^^^^ jj Plume Wilmette 590 Il!l!IIIIIIIUIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllll^ Has Convenient -^^^^ 1 rctlllo V%J \**MM&agiO:mmmm^^^ *:'s$l$'j!' â- "'<'*"â-  smmm ^TOHNMILLEIf 605 Main Streer"'ftJi;gc||||g||^|w Phone Wilifiette^te lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll .......... „. im&M$m- m0m The plays of the year iny^ably caile to Chicago. With three trains an;hoi*r^ilW stopping at the theater doors, yjfi^jl attend matinees and eveninf pl|f anc s a go home again. Limited trains leave Wthmtie every hour from 6:45 a. m. to 105 a. m. Express trains leave Wilmette e^ry 30 minutes. & Milwaukee R. R. â- â€¢I fesp ^58#i*>Stes§S8 NORTH SHORE e rassenger Station t!5'S=; lIKi Wi ft mm ft/fit^ Phone Wilmette 2514