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,IRED., ,~~ BUY lmucE TENTS WITH r"". . . ~"'....,,,,...,,~.,,. .~...---.~... AT REST CAMP ~ lJJn beatab le V4a l ue · ~or MORE'HOUSES' HOUSEStl;;Aro.nSbo··R·" I JILL) Warehouse People . T ake Highland Park B uamea~ The Iredale Warehouse company of £ 1·anston and Wilmette has purchased the Highland Park Fireproof Storage cumpan~ and the Highland Park Transkr company, .Earl C. Iredale, pre~ident, an nounced thts week. The constderatlo)ll was $100,000. Both concerns will bear the name of thl! Highland Park Transfer and Storage company. The buildings purchased 11 dl be used until a modern brick and terra cotta structure is erected two years hence to replace both. The Highland fireproof 'building is located on a site 40 by 200 feet, with a floor space of 25,000 square feet. The deal provided for the transfer of the fu ll e4uipment of vans and trucks. Al exander Rafferty, former part owner and manager of the Highland Park Transfer company, has been plac~ in charge of the new concern. He wtll work under the stockholders of the Evanston company: Mr. Iredale, presidenc · G. B. Anderson, secretary-treasurer: Mrs. Walter H. Iredale, and Mrs. And~rson and Mrs. H. M. Prior, sisters of Mr. Ircdale. D. C. Purdy and Son were owners of the Highland Park Transfer company building purchased by the Evanston company. They operated a hardware store in connection with the storage plant. Until a new building which is under way is completed, Purdy & Son will co~tif:'UC to reser':e a portion ~f the bUtldmg for the1r store. Thetr new building will be completed about August 1, when the Highland Park Transfer & Storage company will take full possession of the building. The Iredale Warehouse company has its main office in Evanston, and a branch company in Winnetka. With the establishment of two more branches in Highland Park, it will serve residents as far north as Lake Forest. George S. Kingsley has drawn plans for the new building. TJtee stories will rise on a site so by ISO feet, but will be built for a five story height. This building will not be started however, for at least two years, Mr. Iredale said. In the meantime, the two build· ings just purchased will be used for the more distant towns on the north shore. ' ·' WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1924 ... $1.00 ... $1.00 ,24c ... $1.00 ... $1.00 ... $1.00 ... $1.00 ... $1.00 ... $1.00 ... $1.00 · .. $1.00 ... $1.00 .. . $1.00 . .. $1.00 .. $1.00 .. $1.00 .. $1.00 . .. $1.00 . .. $1.00 ' .. $1.00 .$1.00 .. $1.00 I.. $1.00 ' · .$1.00 .. $1.00 present plan s of the board of directors of the camp materialize. · The camp. which is considered the north shore's own charity venture, has been S:\tJ Sfied. ~ith tents to date, but ~nds that butldmg co_st~ warrant erectton of permanent butldmgs. Workers in the cause of the contemplated impr?vef!lent ha':e sent out th,~ accompanymg mformatton : Tents wear out-and at Arden Shore this year five tents, in which the summer visitors live, must be discarded. Owing to increased cost of tent material and the lab.or of putting up and taking down each year a permanent house can now be built for a sum very little larger than the present cost of a tent. "To replace the tents with houses is the place of the board of directors. One house has been given as a memorial and various organizations along the north shore are working to supply the others 1 exclusive of funds from the yearly dnve. "In Wilmette the board members and their friends are to play cards at a benefit party, the proceeds to go toward a new house at the camp." ~~:r~~~~~!tte;seS~:~~~f!~I:dfS ~ ~ T.....,.d .. ! ,:.; ,:.; ,:.; Do L L . AR o . AY .s 00 · quality, yard · · · · · · · · ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,:.;j Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 26 and 27 1 Rubber Sheeting I I I I . Folo~l~ u ~ac~~~te~t~~n, $} When you wash dishes, wear a rubber apron. we offer a good one in good colors, 2 for . Women'sKnittedChem~ I I (B~:~~Jop!........... Sl.OO ~ Sateen, woven stripe, nice assortment of colors, .pair . . . . . . . . . · ~ Ladies' Bloomen ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Rubber Aprons ~ ~ ~ i ·sI OO · Fudge Aprons I sI 00 I I I ~ I! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "Sands" Sanitary Napkin A new item, packed 12 in a package, will satisfy the most critical, 3 packages ........... tD Will not slip off the shoulders. Good grade of percales, nice as- I t · W omen to Observe Annual Day of Prayer March 7 Annual Interdenominational Day of prayer for Missions will be observed in the Wilmette Parish Methodist church, Lake and Wilmette avenues, March 7, at 2 o'clock. Good speakers. and a sp«;ciat program; music w,tll be provtded, and women from all Wilmette churches welcome. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t'J ·00 Limit of four to a customer ~o;~~~~~ ~.£. ~~~~~r.~s, S I.OO ~~ · · Sl oo · ~ , .. $1.00 I ' .$1.00 .. $1.00 ~ ~ ~ ~ Minneapolis Waist Union Suits Just the right weig·ht for Spring. Broken sizes, $1.50 ; value now . . . . Ladies' Crepe Night Gowns I ' ~ ROOFING OVer the I I ~ ~ ,:.;j ~ ~ ~ .... 35c .... 20c .... 25c .... 35c Old sh· mgIes £S"""'Ial ..t TES ~ I ~ ~ ~ .... 22c: .12 Yzc .... 18c ·.. 30c NEW SNOW REMOVER Village Manager Schultz, has ordered a road scraper for Wilmette, to be utilize<l;ls a snow remover, and "CieliVl:ry b ~dl!d ,ol:nl. A voucht has also been sent in for 18 steel lockers for the use of the police in their new squad room. N ROO., 104 'DaYI· EYanaton P h one 7021 -· - - FREE 0 R T H SH 0 R l: corp\,=-~ UW ~ &~(! ~~Inn ~ ~ E ~ ~ ~ I oo Misses' Cotton Fleeced Veats and Pants I sI oo Human Hair Nets .s} oo· I Ladies' Silk Hose Ha:dk~~iJ~ ...... · I · s} oo · Flowered crepe, full size, excellent value Ladies' Umbrellas Prepare for stormy weather. Strap handle, special value at $} · Broken sizes, . . . . . . . . 2 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Single strand, cap or fringe shape, 12 34Z ~'.ark A··· 1 1 B 1 ~ ~ Ladies' ingrain silk hose ( b I a c k only) ; this value must be seen to $} be appreciated, pair . . · oo Handkerchiefs for everybody, wonderful val. in this lot, 12 for . . . . Sl oo · I I ~ Gl-coe P h one Ill : : 2~ yards, wth tie-backs, SJY.cial for this sale, 1/oif.;-curtains Cotto .,., Lunch Cloth -·--· · pair ........... . ........................................ . e Ave. PCDL & PIPER ·11-tC· CHILDR.EN'S SHOE 54 x 54 Japanese Lunch Cloth, hemstitched, something we all need ................................... . SI.OO SI.OO SI.OO Sl.OO $}.00 SPECIALISTS 4lbs. Bed Pillows NEWS ONE MORE WEEK OF SEMI-ANNUAL t~:~~ ~~i~: .fi.~~~~ ~~t~. ~~~t.~~r~: ~~~~. ~i~~~~....·........·...·· Bed Sheets P·ople 'Extra Special, two good sizes, 81- x 90 and twin bed size. wlro know values will buy several of these. Each SALE OF WOMEN'S, MISSES, GIRLS BOYS AND INFANTS Unbleached Sheeting 36 inches wide, a fine count cloth, 5 yds. for ............................................. . Bleached Nainsook 36 ·~ SHOES and HOSIERY IF WE HAVE YOUR SIZE IN THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE inc;e;d:.i~~r fi·n·e· ~~i~.~t. ~~~ .~~~~ .c~~~~~~ ~.n.~ .~~~~r.~~~~ ........ 17-in. Half-Bleached All-Linen Crash Fine for dish towels and hand towels, 5 yds. for ............··................·..·.............. STYLE-WOMEN'S OXFORDS S ROKEN AND DISCONTINUED LINES t,l I:.S I /· ZY. t J I I 2 I I I 3% 1 4 I A I I Pt. I I I ' I iS ,, I 3 I 18 1}8 I 15 ' 7 I .. I I l l tl · t4%1 5 iS %l I 1 1%1 7 tn .. 8 I J.·'-1 I I · I ll I · I · I 7 I · I · I z I 3 · I I I 5 I 5 I 5 III I · 114 16 I 7 I s I I I .. I · I · I 11 11Z I 13 I 4 I I I To clean up, we offer ODDS and ENDS of PERCALE and GINGHAM. If you have not started your aewm. now is the time to get b~y. S yda. for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SI 00 · 7 I I .. 110 I IZ I zo 117 I I 1 .. I I 5 I 5 I .. I · I · I 3 I z I R. H. SCHELL & CO. Phone Wd. 111 .THEY ARE UNUSUAL VALUES $5.95 AT WILMETI'E, IU. WINNETKA = Two Entrancu-One at 1128 Central Aoc., and One at 1165 Wilmette A H. FIVE GOOD STORES 1108 Chicqo A·e., at Da.U Street EVANSTON WILME'ITE Telephone £yuutoa 173 HUBBARD WOODS GLENCOE EVANSTON