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OctQber 8, 1926 William H. Barnes of Evanston, who has been organist at the First Baptist church of Wilmette since 1924, opened a series of organ programs to be given there, last Sunday afternoon. He was assisted by Mrs. Isabel Zehr, contralto soloi;t at the Second Presbyterian church, Evanston. During the recent summer Mr. Barnes presented recitals for several days at the SesquicenteQnial exposition in Philadelphia. He also appeared before the Chamber of Commerce. at Scranton, Pa., playing the instrument made famous by Charles Courboin, one of the eminent eastern mast~rs of the organ. WILMETTE _LIF..E 47. I A Service Without Litnita tion T Y EAR 6y year the telephone equipment wears out and has to be replaced at prices muck higher than the originalcost ofthe old plant. This adds constantly to the average invest· ment per telephone, on which a return must be earned. The company's revenues must keep up with this rise. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hinckley Smith, whose marriage took place last June, have returned from their wedding trip and arc making their home at 1 2217 Ridge avenue, EYanston. 11rs. Smith, daughter of Ur. and ).J rs. F. F. ' Simmonds, ] r., 286 Sheridan road, \\'in1\Ctka, was Miss Virginia Simmonds. HE electric speaking telephone is fifty years old this year. The first conversation was held in 1876. Those who. can look back to a time when there was no telephone service can recall the inconveniences and long delays which were often associated with the most important affairs. But the younger generation could scar.cely imagine a world in which there were no telephones. The instrument invented by Bell and developed into a great utility by his successors has become the most useful of all modern devices to promote . convenience. In our modern day the uses of the telephone are absolutely without limitation. ··· as good as nPw. 1 ('. Skowron l2o I,routr Anll{'X 1·11. Wlnnf'tka 9il'l f Sewiag Maebines j I Repairing All Makes I·! I WORK GU ,\UA'STEED I mak(' your o ld machine - \V(' will ,= I ._.,~ ._...._.. , ~n--.n~·.._,.,~,, ...,..~ l ._ , · ··· 1 ·:·-------·--·-·!<~ I W£ll PAIPAA£1 0 FOOD SANITARY \V c inYitP yc,ur ~>i, s <'l'\ :,tion of uu 1· ld t <· lit · n fnn··· at work. This is on· · way to rt·alizc how wdl our ;.hd pn·parcs foo~L An(>lh(·l" way is to tr~· it. 0 D 0 .0 D 0 0 Tempting Service . ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY BELL SYSTEM MAC'S Bowling· Lunch lb 11A.M.to8P.M. 1159 Wilmette Avenue 1 D One Policy 1876-THE , One System · Universal Service FIFTIETH YEAR-1926 ·C:=:::IO' 0~ 1 TELEPHONE'S 20th ANIVERSARY t I ORIENTAL RUG SALE ~--------------------· CARTOZIAN SAYS: HANDWORK RUG CLEANING Every Rug sent to Cartozian, will be renewed under his personal supervision by HAND WORK only. There is no cotnparison with any other systems. The only hand work in Evanston. Phone for our representative. "Never before during tny 20 years Rug experience, haYe I offered such unmistakable and unusual bargains in ORIENTl\L RUGS. The occasion of tny 20th A.NNIVERS.A.RY calls for the best I have in stock for cli~ctl'in1inate buvers." ... Haigh 0. Cartozian, Inc. 1417 SHERMAN AVENUE PHONE .2. UNIVERSITY 61~ OPEN EVERY EVENING DURING THIS SALE 5 6 . We pay no rent or c o n1 m i s s i o n s. Our ORIENTAL R U ·G S represent dependable values sold right. When you buy ,our Rugs, you add to your every day home pleasures. They : last a life-time! Make 1 your selections now. : Come, Examine : and Compare. ANNIVERSARY · SPECIAL BARGAINS · : I I I I I I I I ---------------------- ~---------------------