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, J ulv 26. 19?.9 WILMETTE LIFE 11 Motorist Upsets Car in Futile Attempt to A void Striking Youth Methodist Church Chicago, was run down as he was walking on Lake ~venue near the Wilmette Golf club by a car driven by. Ivan Johnson, 46, of 4831 N. Se,e ley avenue, Chicago, Sunday morning, July 21, at about 9 o'clock. In attempting to avoid striking the boy, Johnson swerved his car quickly, causing it to run into the ditch and turn over. Lukes was knocked down bv the car and suffered. a severe head i-njury. Examination of the wound by physicians at the Evanston hospital re vealed that the skull had not been fractured ,and the boy was able t o return home earlv this week. With Johnson -in the car \Vcrc Mrs. Johns o n, a Mr s. Brown, 62, of 1440 Waveland avenue, Chicago, and her daughter, and A. Lea s, 1427 Balm o ral avenue, Chicago. John son's collar hone was bro ken when the car tumbled into th e ditch. and all of th e other occupant s received body brui ses and. scratch es . They were taken to th e .Evan s ton ho=- pital , but \\·ere released thi s \\'eek. The pastor will preach at the 11 o'clock. service. This wl11 be held in the beautiful Community hall in .the new building. The room is exceedingly attractive and all those who have not other church ties are John Lukes, 16, of Logan Square, invited to share in this hour of inspiring fellowship. The preacher for August 4 will be Dr. Lesemann the president of the Chicago Tnlining- school. He is well known on the north shore and is a preacher of unusual force. Dr. Schermerhorn will preach twice during the month. The pastor w.ill be in the pulpit on the first Sunday in September. The Men's class meets for an interesting disc ussion each morning at 9 :45. Women are invited to these summ er sessions. Entranc t> to all services is gain ed through th e imposing doors shown b elow. August Clearance Sale! On All 'Gift Items Lamps Shades Pewter Glassware- Lingerie- Hosiery and All Costume Jewelry Greatly Reduced Circulating Library- Newest Summer Fiction ALADDIN'S LAMP GIFT SHoP 572 LINCOLN AVENUE, WINNETKA THE GREATEST SALE IN RADIO HISTORY -and only Patterson Bros. could do it. Only our favorable buying connection has made it pos· sible to get on the "Inside" for low prices from the maker-and only a few remain to be sold during this sale. ...... First Evane. Church Wlntu·t.ka (St.: r\' ices a.t l lor:tt·t> :\I ann seh l)ol) Hoy A. 'fll'llnpson , pas til !' Snn·lay ··Tul)· 2S 11 a . m:-:\lorning w or s hip. 5 p . nt.- Y. P . S. i : 1;; p . m .-Gospel ~e rvic e. 8 p. m. - l~ t' Y . 1'11ursthll' · August 1 Rmwld H.. Kratz will spt> a l-: During th e pastor's absenle of three \\' t:'t:' ks. th e se('retary will h e at th e otliee. of th e n e w r hureh daily. T e le phone 234 8. on th e subj ect: "'fh t- Land and th e J~ook." Mr. Kratz has ju s t return e d from Palestin P. Ji' RESBM .A NU A C DYNAMIC n Trade-in Allowance on any radio or phonograph . . . . .· Net Price You$ Pay ONLY .. $67 00 79· 50 Month-End Specials: -- ORIENTAL RUGS Short lots--but every rug absolutely perfect and an excellent value. 7 $35 Belouchistans, $19.50 approx. 3x5 Utah Dynamie Not only does Patterson Bros. offer you one of the finest up-to-date electric dynamic radios-but you are also getting a $67.00 allowance on your old Radio, Phonograph or other musical instrument. 9 $29 Lilihans, $19.50 approx. 4x6 6 $2 5 Anatolians. $12.5 0 approx. 5x3 18 $15 Ladik Mats, $8.50 approx. 3xl-8 1 $350 Sparta, $219 9x12 1 $550 ·Arak, $250 apr)rox. 10x15 Lo rcl's-Rugs- Second Floo r REGULAR SELLING PRICE $146.50 ~----------------· Cotnplete with tubes. Nothing else to buy. CONVENIENT TERMS P A TTEBSOM BaoTBERs 1565 Sherman Ave., Evanston-Just South of Davis St. Chicago-1952 Irving Park Blvd. Univ. 990 Open Tues .. Thurs. and Sat. Evenings Graceland 4950