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W à *L4 »1 1 1 . I L8 M 41 M iqiîe ;" "Wbere's Jean ?" -and "Do 'Gin,' Type-Ea,,ting you want to take awak? Terrier, Reaches End ow. that Gin has gone. on his' last' OMis J ô Cwalk. bis friends realize bow Mucb be ofHsJyous Career meant to.tbem hy just being himself. He went througbh fe vigorously It wvon't do ahny good to whistle 1o a dan'dy terrier. . . onbnde and you won't see bim give that per cent Gin., Ail wbo knew himfi pert. iriendly lift of' bis'bead-the wv award Ilis memory the blue rihbon lieusd o d wenyou suddely met f ' en h nv one and tbe best hlim on the village streets- or when yo one of his class. saw hinm at your door wig-wagginig bis good fellowship witl ail inch or tw(> of.!!GUESTS FROM WASHINGTON, tail. î1 This week-endl Mrs. Hoyt King, For Gin, the Type-Eating Terrier. I1 Forest avenue. -is expecting ber wvho 'vas ail dog and ail» friendliines~, mother and brother, Mrs. Charles Huniter and C. Kentieth Hunter of bas bcen gently gathered unto bis fa-'BanWs. o aebra x tîters. He was put to sleep recentîy teided visit, and also Miss Agnes -wheni the doctors realized he was wag-!Zrnh fCipr erSate ___________________________who will spend three weeks witb the Kits. Last wveek Miss Abby and Miss Kathierinie Kitng of Colorado Springs, fornierly of 316 Cenltra? ave- nue. sisters of _1r. King. were guests, and last' Monday Mrs., Fred S. How- ard and, ber daughter Betty of WVooster, Ohio, came for a week's visit. SHOWER FOR NEWLYWEDS Mfrs. Ida Nettieman, 123 Fifteenth street. entertained at a miscellaneous shower last Saturday e'vening in honor of ber son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mlr. and Mrs. George Bruns (Marion Nettieman) wbo returned about three weeks ago from their honeymoon spent at Estes Park, Colo. About thirty guests were present at the party. Mr. and Mrs. Bruns. have taken an apartment 'at 7722 North Ashland avenue, Chicago., ENTERTAINS CHURCH GROUP Mrs. T. E. Lannen, 1021 Greenleaf avenue, entertained Spoke 7 of the Presbyterian cburch at a dessert luncheon and shower on Tuesday, of last week. The guest of bonor was Mrs. Rex ford Fair who bas moved to Higbland Park for the summer. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. H. E. Shoemaker of Élollywood, Cal., who is visiting the H. Curtis Shoemakers, and Mrs. Dan Lewis of Pittsburgh, wlio is visiting her. sister Mrs. Edwin Burbott of Wilmnette. Miss Virginia joiles of Washing- ton, D. C. and Oconomowoc, Wis., arrived here last Tuesday to visit Miss Helen Hodgkins, 431 Abbots-, ford road, Kenilwortb. Miss Hodg- kins and her brother David motored to Oconoinowoc, to get ber. YW M W EPLpR ing a futile battîe against lead poison- ing that bad developed after lie had faithfully munched type metal for vears. Dog About Town And wvith the passing of Gin, the best known dog in the community, a kind of bush bas fallen over the cdi- tonial office wvbere hie spent so much of bis time during the past several years. iEvery so often someone looks up from lus typewriter as if expecting to hear the cheery jingling of a license tag and the brisk patter of f eet . . .. and tlien realizes that the one and only Gin is'no more. Had Community Spirit Homes are missing hlm. too. Aý rcgular hundle of communitv spirit- someonie once alluded to hlm as a -real citizen"-lie paid almost daiîy calîs at some residences wvhere hie would pass the time of day and perhaps gratefulîy acknowledge a boue. Women gladly pautsed, in tbeir bousehold tasks to, wel- corne Gin, wbile chiîdren sbrieked witb delight at an opportunitv to pet the gentle, diguified terrier. As if realizing bis civic and patriotic obligations, Gin proudly wore a poppy f rom bis collar on nearly every Poppy day. And bie waý no pacifist. The scallops on bis ears bore testimouy toï the fact that.he'd been in batties. But with human beiugs, he was gentle, as gentie. Many a child bas walked over to pet Gin while hie dozed comfortably in his favorite cornern Ten Years a "Ne,**" Hound Tei . years of being near tbe *news, seemed to, be reflected'in Gin's temper-. ament. Primarily an editorial dog, hie ,plunged into living instead'of wbining about it. Almost to the very Iast, bie seemed interested in. what bis old. friends, were doing, and he always bad the eager spirit.of a pup-even to tea- iug, up the old shirts tbat padded. bis editorial bcd. He was a dog wbo loved motion and action as well as he loved a good snooze when he was worn out with bis day's activities. Automobile rides, long walks, quests for cats, and swimsý in the lake-all this thrilled him. His luxurles in if e Were candy, snoozes on soft cusb ions and the Saturday. nigbt S bath. The three expressions that made hlm jump to bis feet were:- "Where's Your money won't go "fast," but it wilII go far when you invest ih in a case of good HOFF-BRAU BEER! Order a case or two f ront us today " . . it's economical and youll always have it on hand during this hot weather. RAPID FRIEE DIELIVERV F. A. BICE DISTRIBUTOR' AUl ToiliCaiii Relinded GREENLEAF 626 CYCLIST ýHITS TRUCK Wedesdy o . ast week !vn*neth Wayt,, 13 years old,.- 1429 Gregory avenue, rode bis bicycle out. of the alley west of. Main street into Cen- tral ý avenue,' striking a passing truck j ust back of the. front wbeel. He w'as flot injured beyond a bruised knée nd elbow and a f ew kcratches. Willard JarcboW. 1636 Forest ave- nue, is leaving tbiý week-end for the Y. M. C. A. camp, Çamp. Echo, in Wisojsin to spend a month. Mrs. C. A. Keith,, 310 Warwick road, Kenilworth, entertained at a small luncheon Tuesday. - LAKE AVENUE CRAISH mis. Virginila Rapp,, 19- years old, of Wagner road, .Glenview, while driving east on- Lake avenue..TuÏesday morning,, struck another, car, at Laramie av enue as the driver was making. a right turn. Miss, Charlotte Biling of Beaver Dam, Wis .9 riding with Miss Rapp, received a, slight, cut on ber chin. The* driver of the car struck did flot stop. Bill Grinneli, 2425 Kenilworth ave- nue, Wilmette -and Bob Tansill, 1601 Tentb street, are spending a month at the Tansilîs' summer home at Atheistone, Wis. They left last week. july 19, :1934