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~~=========================================VV ~ I~ L~ M:E :TT =:E :: L ~I= F~ E= ,~ F= R= ID~ ,\~ Y~ , ~M=A~Y ~1= 6~,~ lr~,2~ · .;===================================~~=== PUBLIC FORUM .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..1 I Junior Hikers Are Found te be Genuine W oodamen The Junior following members the Kenilworth Hiking club of journeyed to Mr. Lloyd Hollister, Publisher, Wilmette Life, Wilmette, Illinois. At the close of the second season of our orchestral association, and in the knowledge that the succe. s of next season i assured, I wish to acknowledge the genuine help rendered to the north shore community, in this cooperative enterprise, by WILM£Tn: LrFt and your other publications within the township. Perhaps the greatest difficulty in community endeavor of this character is the work of keeping in touch with a large number of subscribers in four different villages. The news stories and reviews of the symphony concerts carried in your publications have been very helpful in keeping alive interest, and informing our public of the progress of the work. This to my way of thinking is one of the chief functions of a good community newspaper. HERBERT B. MULFORD, President, New Trier Orchestral Associatio~. Camp Hi nail last Saturday: Toto Gillette, Lloyd Kingsley, Billy Brassert, Bobby Burns, Claude. Phil~ips, Da,·e Hannah, Jack Hicks, J~mor Dickimon, Tom \Vhite, Robert \V1Ison, Her:b Otter and Billy Holmes. The boys d:vided into twb groups and eng~ged m scouting games. At noon they pa1red off, made fires and cooked dinner. Even Scoutmaster Bob Townley was surpri sed at the enthusia m with which the young ",a,·ages" attacked their food. The h< ·vs are all under scouting age, and th e trip \\'as a big event in their young li,·cs. - - - - -- - - Thomas J. I;!erg, Wilmette signJOINS WILMETTE C. OF C. painter, was accepted into the membership of the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce at the regular meeting of the organization this week. ~l onda y's session of the Chamber of Commerce was addressed by Marvin Willard, well known accountant, on the subject, "Business and Bookkeeping." i~ii············-·~~ FFRTILIZER BLACK DIRT LIME To Beautify Your Lawns plans to take its first week-end h 1 k~ next Friday. A large group of boys will go, it is planned; a·nd a hap~y. and peppy session of scouting is anticipated . PLAN FIRST HIKE Troop I of the Kenilworth B o~ Scouts CRUSHED STONE To Dreaa Up Your Driveways Permits for New Homes Top Building Activity Building permits were issued to the foiiOI\·ing per ~ons this week at the public \\'orks offices: - To Peter ]. Schaad, to erect a $6,000 building at 1624 Washington avenue; 'and to Peter ]. Balmes, to build twostory residences at 1615 High land avenut'. and at 1001 Linden avenue, valued ::t $10.000 and $11,000, respectively. Permits to build garages and make minor improvements were granted to: ]. E. Meyers, 1454 Lake avenue; B. F. Lewi , Jr., 610 Washington avenue; Cairo Building :M aterial company, 915 Tenth street; William R. Wi lson, 735 Eighth street, and W. J. Skewes, 1511 Walnut avenue. SMART MODES FOR SPRING WEAR Our ladies' spring suits are just what you have been looking for. You will find them unique in quality and st yle and surprisingly low in price. Edinger & Sons Eatabliahed 1907 Unique Style Shop 1126 CENTRAL AVE. Ph. Wit 2403 WILMETIE EVANSTON Noyes and Colfax 1301 Lake Avenue Evanston 5035 Wilmette 641-642 WINNETKA 722 Elm Street Winnetka 643 We ali agree-\Vilmette is "some town." Just think of the anmscmrnts that we furnish for the children-butdocs the pie-and-ice cream not outweigh the nourishing foods? How about work, music (requiring diligent practice) and profitable industry? 'Nhy did not the Community music idea, like Winnetka had during Music Week, appeal to u~ ? And why did the Community Hou e fail? _ 'Nh,r was the Dalcroze dancing class, w1th 1ts lovely music, conducted at a loss, while the ball room and fancy dancing wue so successful? Is t~is o~e of ~he most expensive towns m wh1ch to l1ve in the U. S. A.? Why cannot our teachers find suitable · apartments like Hubbard Woods and Glencoe furnished for them? Have we tried to provide any? W:hich th rive best here, the Commumty Spirit or "cliques" and "circles" and "clubs?" -A CITIZEN. 'Dollars Sa'Ved Actual tests prove that 10 tons of CJJollars "De ar me," cro11 ding cl bunch, "how th i hoi-poli belong to thl " You belo11 like the rc :\l iss Radish, j"stled her t:cet. "YC!u ,i n'n yourse ~d a teleph "Hush," sn n ry 'nouvea ,t.t rt. Your )'uu're alwa1 " I wish J.dtuce, spre "this heat ~ "Oh! my CJ ·~hn re an' ~e ntry ye at "Rr.:dly!" "\\hat is thi "It's that Billy Turnil · 1u,t then M_ m·er and PI jcctor'i. "W fresh yeg-et itt!r ,)wppe r, -anrl the Ci in the soup1 'I ill' Vegc Made PIRATES TRIM SPARKS The Pirates again walloped the Spark Plugs, this time by a score of 12-2 in the second round of !~he playground baseball league of the Kenilworth gymThis marks four succes ive nasium. victories for the Buccaneers and director Townley asserts "they need beating badly in order to take some of the cockiness out of them." }.larkel toh oi E1·anstot Saturday, following w ,·i n. chairm Mrs. J ohn Barber. Mrs H. H. Kerr . High Sc Will Domecon, Trier High 'how to he th <· school ~I ay 28. at 'e~sion. APOLIGIES! The Wi lmette police department feels that apologies for the short parking Wilmette. May 12, 1924. spaces marked off on Central avenue are <;ongratu l~te WrLM~T!£ LrF£ on edi- in order and promises to do better on ton~!, last 1ssue, regardmg alleged Me- the other streets of the village. The demona! Day progra m. partment's Ford fits very well in the ~- H. V<?WELL, spaces, but the larger cars w on't be conSpamsh-Amencan War Veteran. tent with the small space, it is found. I Equals in heat value 11Y2 tons of hard coal. At the reduced Spring price of $13.40 per ton you can save $50.00 when you purchase this amount of heat. You get a clean fuel-fewer ashes-no smoke-no soot-and it is easy to use and control. For Sale By .\ play, Secrets." w acti,·ities. .Members Trier girl~, grades in tl in the tow ( -i' Mrs. Enia El~ A111 Official Simonize Station Linden De Luxe Garage Phone 504 332 Linden Ave Ia S Dr. D. R. EDINGER COAL CO. KUTTEN BROS. Wilmette 641 Wilmette 1 ne~ch\y. 'M '-On,- f)r. D strelt. Services this ' morn ' Episcopal private. Mr. Br children. 1~. R. Brower. Call Lawndttle 7025 for our Free Sen'ice A Fine-looking Spring Suit makes a man think better ·of himself. And this greater self-respect increases his self-confidence. And that leads to success . . . . Come in and see our splendid showing of spring suitings. :u. ~ :nv,I.M OSSl ' I!.M a uoqd ~nu~AV ~·~1uaa.1~ lJrll ·~ S!>!>IM8 'H ·~P? e !oJua ptrr~ll!:) ptpapuo14 ~ ~ '1I! a~ ·unca St$ 12 sraaqlt\ :)S!P yaa19 "'(a3t.{lt\ A.l3ffil.ll! t{l!ft\ Sc:U!:J uoouvq ){S!d cnqnuan ~~~lt\od fnpapUO/t\ 'au!jU3 i!g ·!poq l3~l1!( awq~t{A\.l~IUO"J i Pl!g anyg puepaA() lt\3U au )U!P111nS sg.JU uoonea: 'llJA\ ~ paolJd 1saMOj ~~~,..~ Schultz & Nord ,' THE NORTH SHORE'S LEADING TAILORS 1162 Central Ave. Phone 320