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Pits "J-20'"-"â- â- â- â-  ..... ..... ._____ wwSs^^^Sww THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY; APRIL 27, 1923 ^P^9^fBf!^75 i,|U|4P Mrs. J. Haskiti* Smith;«« :^w? Dic» On Tour of World Mrs. J. Haskins Smith, a former resident of Wilmette, living, at 211 Ninth street, died March 4, in Jeru- salem, Palestine. J'-'^-t^^B^1 Mr. and Mrs. Smith left Chicago last July for a world trip and, after spending six months in Europe, crossed over to Egypt and Palestine. AbQlit one week after arriving in Jerusalem and while attending the Christmas Eve services m Bethlehem, Mrs. Smith was taken seriously ill and after suffering ten weeks, eight of which were in-a-hosprtajr passed away at the age of nearly 64 years. Mr. Smith, after overcoming seri- ous difficulties, brought the remains home and the funeral was held at Mrs. Smith's old home in Buchanan, Mich., on April 11. Burial was at Rosehill on April 12 many of her neighbors and friends from Wilmette attending the services. OUR BOY SCOUTS (Continued from page 18) badges, spoke to theboys^aboutthe obtained through the efforts in earn- ing these badges. â€"-------;------, The hike that had been planned for last Saturday, came off in great shape. The troop took the electric to Glencoe and then went Westward via the Wheeling road to the forest preserve. The First Class Scouts spent the greater part of the day on the cooking merit badge tests^ These include the making of a fire place with stones or sod, and cooking over the fire the following things: Camp Stew~TmeaT, potatoes, carrots, onions, and seasoning), two other vegetables, omelet, rice pudding, etc. The Scouts of lower rank passed a num- ber of tests also, but enjoyed the most of the day in bird study and games. „,,„,..,.,::, . .Troop 4 ^m^m^miiM^. After the Efficiency contest prize was awarded, it was discovered that Senior Patrol Leader Snite Ji|4 tied Scout Read for first place, f I Some of the boys have started to work on their bridges for the Pione- ering Merit Badge. Last Saturday S. P. L. Snite brought his to the meet- ing. The bridge is supposed to hold 250 pounds. Snite could stand on it very successfully, Mr. Leach decided not to try. He pronounced it, with a few corrections, a good job, though. The Scouts of Troop 4 extend an invitation to their fathers and moth- ers to attend parents Night on April 28. The parents will go through a regular meeting with the Scouts. This will be a very good chance to show the parents just exactly the work done by the Boy Scouts. Troop 4 sends its best wishes to the convention, or whatever it is the teachers are having to-day, and hope that they will have another one very soon. Because, if it doesn't rain or snow, Troop 4 is going out to its camp. Thprp is &tilLsom#-room-inâ€"TroQP- 4 for some more boys. Meeting if on Saturday night, 7:15 to 9 o'clock Unique Style Shop 1126 Central Ave. Wilmette 2403 Latest Styles NEW STOCK ARRIVED Dresses, Suits, Wraps, Capes and Coatees " IN PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEAT Come and See Our Window .»«»«i»»«»«>»»«>»»*«»»^#'»<'»»»'»»»â€"â€"#*« Cafe 1181 Wilmette Ave. â- v Opposite VUIafe;;;H^f-;/;;;%;« Take a table d'hote dinner here some evening soon. We guarantee that you'll find the food delicious arid satisfying and the service cheerful apd speedy. J5 Club Breakfast 6:00 A. M. to 11:00 A. M Table D'Hote Dinner 5:00 P. M. to 8:30 P. M __„. TfXxentsâ€"_ Luncheon 11:00 A.M. to 2:00 P. M 45c and 50c Sunday Dinner 11:00 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Regular Dinner 85c Special Chicken Dinner Short Orders at '0-^ Ail Hours y/ys/rsy/ss////v/yy/yaw^^^^ DEALERS IN I ^ paint here and get the llllllbest. DEVOE paints are guar- ;^|^S|Mteei3i Why buy inferior cheap ill llpaints when you can get DEVOE .JJ^a,-:I)OToe.:artis#!painter and ,ctec-' |fj§|^^ dem- ;^J^c«istirating to you the various uses ^^^i^0^ applying Devoe jjM^air^ ~^-01 0mS9$- 6^7 MAIN STREET WILMETTE, ILLINOi Quality Fruit You will '^^_!!^^JP^^- Many of our customers who find it difficult to come to our store uSe the telephone in ordering. They o w their prd^r^ ^|iJl ^ m^^ W the same carefuL^wi^y Jas when given to us personally. From the owner to the deliv- ery boy, everyone im this store is eager to give its cis- tomers prompt and efficient service. We are the market place for the thrifty hou^^wife. f|^k your neighbor^ our ^ beat recom-: jniendatii^^ -.* lOurfm^ and can always be had I See Our Window for Specials Every Saturday 'iitif tette Av< (Opposih Phone 2508 SSBSis^M m mm$mt?rm. tl'S^S^ttSffSlp'fSilft^Sf^s :J8SB&;â- '. No c^r^^ ,'im-iilj %m^^^^0^^^^g. liolt water*]||' speedil^Il^ trick^xmiclt Consume small 111 ampt;;<rf;miM;:a^ayil ready'^^^^iM searvtdi. 't^jgg^ m M lOMSfllOW! ^t'^ti^^^'Sffi^S*""5*" SMs» Mi Open :dailyM 8:00 a. m. to "â- â- â-  5:3o/p^rttftIl $§Si^:ffi 911 CHURCH Sfl i.Vi I^NSTOI ic Service Company of Northern Illinois ill Mm? wi mmm**