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WILMETTE DRIVING EAST Mrs. Robert Stoddard of 524 Lake avenue. with four of their children. left Thur da\· morning t o mo tor to th eir smnmcr home in the Thou and Islands. ~fiss Esthe r Stoclclanl will spe nd a week in Binghamton, X. Y. The three older so ns arc remaining at their home in \ Vilmette. ~f r s. PerrY Skillin· and h r r so n. Ed~fr . · and LIFE July 12, 1929 REMOVAL SALE Entire Stock offered at greatly reduced prices Complete . First Half of New Trier Summer School Tl1c first ha.tf of New Trier High school's annual summer session will end thi s ,,·cek. Exam inations were to he held this Fridav and Saturday, and the report cards is sued next Monday, \\'. L. Brown, dir ector of the sumnH'r sc hoo l, reports that very few students have dr oppe d out since the opening of th e sc hoo l and that the enrollm ent is h olding up better than u sual during the s umm r month s. About six hundr(.'d stud ents are enrolled for summer work. James G. Johnston Summoned by Death; Services T hut:'sday James G. John st on, father of Robert M. and Ga rr ett F. .T ohnsto n of \Vilmettc. died Tttcsclay n1orning, ] uly 9, after an illness of three v;eeks. Mr. ] ohnston \\'a s born in Lanark, Scot land. in 1851. and came to the United States when he was nineteen \·ear s o ld . He taught sch ool at Three Itivers. Mich .. shortly after coming to this country, and later entered the Un iversitv of \ Vi cousin. graduating from that i"nstitution with the class of 1880. Soon after hi s graduation from the univer. s it y Mr. J ohn st on \Yent t o the copper co untry of northern Michigan as sup eri nt endent of th e Quincy Mine school near Hancock. 1'lich. He held th a t position for thirt~· - nine years until his retiremJ:,nt in 1922. For th e pas t few years Mr. John ston had lh·e d in Evanston anrl at 20-l7 Howard s treet, Chicago. He was a member of Quincy lo dge, A. F. and A. M. at Hancock, Mich., a nd a m ember of th e Hancock Congregational ch ur ch. which he scned as deacon for man y years. Survivi ng him ar e his \Yidow. ~f rs. Bessie Fox J ohnstl1n: one daughter. Ruth a t eacher in the Lan(.' Technical High· school, Chicago; and three sons, Hober t M. and Carrett F., of \Vilm ette, and James G., of Evanst on. The funeral services were held Thurscla\' afternoon, July 11 , at the Memoriill Park cemetery chapel with the Rev. Cl~: d e 0. Wheeland. of th e \ Vilmcttc Presbyterian church officiating. SCHREIBER'S SHOE SHOP 801 RIDG.E ROAD Wilmette, Ill. Phone Wilmette 3 I 78 Open every evening - - - - -- - ward 1601 Tenth street, will leave todav for Eagle River. \\i s:, to spend nH~ . t of th(.' s ummer. ~f r s. Skillin's . other son, David. ha s gotH: to \\ ilfred Childs' camp in Canada for hi s ·summ er ,·a cation. 0. E. S. PARTY JULY IS There will he no regular meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star on July 15, but the committee ha s arranged instead a card and bunco party to be held 11 on day t \'ening. at R o'clock, in · the temple. Ticket s arc on sale by all th e officers. a,., ·l"\""'---~-liJ Lf;~""'-----nn 1· ('Editll«t~iol Buy Now-S8.ve Money From your own experience you know that fuel prices will soon reach their pe'ak- so follow your judgment and ·order fuel now at the prevailing prices. Prompt . action will pay - phone today! · ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE Dr. and. Mrs. ]. L. Finnell of Peoria annonn e the marriage of their daughter, Anas acia, to George Edgar Hartman, Jr. of 1129 Elmwood aven ue, June 20, at the Holy Ka m e Cathedral in Chicago. HOFFMANN BROTHERS 1208 Central Ave. Phones: Wilmette 131 and 190 JEWELRY of CHARACTER We specialize in design ing and the making of platinum a n d g o 1 d jewelry. We are diamond setters, watch, clock and jewelry repairers. and dealers in pearls, diamonds and other precious stones. We also feature sutionery e~graving for our fashionable p1trons. CLOTHES ARE . MUCH CLEANER '" When Washed or. Dry Cleaned by (leaa tubea) HY miss half the enWjoymentradio cangive you, merely because your set can't get the par.t icular station you want? With the C. A. Earl's "Hair;-Line" Super-Selectivity you can pick any station you want and get it. Come in for a demonstration today. MR. I 2 PAGLIARULO'S years experience in the shops of Spaulding 8 Co. is your guaranree. 17 Years in the Same Location NELSON LAUNDRY and Dr,. Cleaning s,.stem CENTRAL AT MAIN ST .. WILMETTE Phone 1800 Liberal Discount for Bring and Call DANNEMARK ELECTRIC CO. 1151 Wilmette Avenue Phone Wilmette 214 Jeweler and 0 ptician 1166 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilmette I o61