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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920 NEW AMERICA SHOP ATTRACTS SHOPPERS Shop Sponsored by Daughter* of American Revolution Offers Op- portunity for Americanization Work Patriotic Americanization work is being done by the Daughters of the American Revolution in the New American Shop which is located at 14T9 Stevens building, Chicago. The Shop is a market for the work of foreign born women and is de- signed to encourage them to carry on the wonderful handcraft of the old world and for the purpose of bringing together the new American citizens and the old American citi- zens so that they may become friends. Must Land a Hand If we are true to our ideals, we must lend a hand at making good Americans of people who come to us from foreign lands. No greater in- fluence can be brought to bear against the "red" propaganda of Eastern Europe than through this practical Americanization work. If you will call at the Shop when doing your Christmas shopping you will find the work of twenty-five nation- alities are here represented. Here one may buy Armenian em- broideries and filigree jewelry, the Hedebo and Clunny lace of the Dan- ish, fine linen embroidery by Italian or Irish, beads and elaborate cross stitch patterns done by Ukranians. Then there are examples of fine lus- ter ware by an Austro-Hungarian and irridescent glass by a Scotch woman, bead bags by Holland Dutch and American Indians, also Mexican drawn work. The Belgians excel in exquisite lace, the Swedes are no- table for hand weaving, the Nor- wegians are represented in Hard- anger, the Russians in hand-made lace and knitted shawls. Out of this assortment it is hoped, you will be able to choose something ff»i»»»mmmm3m»»»»i»»»mm»»»itm It Can Be Done Bring those old shoes to us and make them serviceable again. 408 Linden Ave. i Electric Shoe Repair Shopm,S^ IHMUHUIWHJHIIIIU^ ys/////w///sy//////'/'/v/////s///ys//s///////'//ss^^ SpecialSale Higk Grade Fresh Candies Bunte, Lowney and Choice Chocolates per pound, formerly 85c. ... . . • • 65c Chocolate Covered Almonds per pound, formerly $1.25 . . . . . . OOC TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! K'ct All Kinds of Christmas Tree Ornaments Selling at Low Prices FEW PARLANGELI 1204 Central Ave. WILMETTE Phone WiL 474 that will please you and in this way encourage this work. North Shor* IntarMtml The following are some of the north shore women who are assist- ing to make the New America Shop a success: Mrs. Israel C. Pope, chairman; Mrs. Edward Bemis, Mrs. Harrison oung, Mrs. Sanger Brown, Mrs. James Lowry, Mrs. R. W. Varney, Mrs. W. D. Washburn, Mrs. Robert Barrie, Mrs. Charles Pope, Mrs. Ed- ward L. Scheidenhelm, Mrs. William B. Kunkel, Mrs. L. Sherman Aldrich, Mrs. George Kraft, Mrs. W. H. Hansen, Mrs. E. D. Frazer, Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mrs. CharlesA. Winston and Mr s. Francis E. Locy. OPENS BOWLING ALLEY Louis Borre, of Lake avenue, has opened a bowling alley on Lake ave- nue, west of Ridge avenue. New equipment will be added before December 15, it is said. Mrs. Fred Gardner White and her mother, Mrs. Skinner, of the Somer- set hotel, Chicago, will leave shortly after the* holiday season to spiend the remainder of the winter in Florida. *' MEYER HOME SOLD J. W. Meyer has sold his home at 1715 Walnut avenue, to Florence E. Norris. Hill and Stone were the brokers. Have your corsets specially designed for you. . MRS. A. E. FABIAN 4MT N. PmKm St. rlMM GnMbad 44M Registered Spencer Conetiere The Burning Question "What shall I give for Christmas?" 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Please send us yours early. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiin......iiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.....iiiiiiiiiiiiiinii.....n.......iiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiniiiiii FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMETTE The Home of Savings Depositors V//SS////J/S///SS//SSSSS///J//U/S//'///SSfSS'f'"'"""""'<"<'/S/"'/' .USL USI WSI US â€"living up to a Service Idâ€"J STORAGE BATTERY I SERVICE Not forced P to make Salesâ€"just pledgee) to give Al Service OUR idea of Service is to make your old battery last longer. It's bat- tery-lifeâ€"not a battery boxâ€"you pay for. No need to buy a new battery if we can repair your old one. Bring it in to us for expert examination. We will help you get all the life pos- sible from your old battery, no matter what its make. Our repairs to any make of battery are backed, up with an adjustment guaran- tee for eight months more battery-health. We sell only the USL Battery with the durable Machine-Pasted Plates. U. S. L Battery Service Station 1516 Sherman Avenue, Evuuton P. one Evwnton 1500 Have You Looked Over Our New Stock of Floor Lamps? Special Sale Price $42.75 We have a complete line of Electrical Appliances at prices you can afford. Every article is of highest quality and has our guarantee. CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS 8 light Outfit . $3.25 16 Light Outfit ." $3.50 24 Light Outfit . . . $9.50 Get out proposition on Simplex Ironing Machines and Locomotive Washing Machines nniMnniwimiiMIMMifiHiniimfiiitiiiiiiiibiiiMHiii.....i................um.iu........HiiwiinmiiniwiiiiNtiiiniiipir.....i»mii.i|ii»imH*iMMHiHitiim.»ii*.......hum.....nimiin........miimiimBiwiiwiioillHlimwHM' Lake Shore Electric Company Electrical Contracting :: Fixtures, Supplies and Appliances Phones: ETamton S718, Wilmette 2494 1135 Greenleaf Avenue 1 1 1 I