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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1921 fc£r„ outer she!! will be completed within a reasonable time . after breaking ground for foundations and base- ment walls. Every citizen who* is interested in preserving and improving, wherever possible, the architecture status of our attractive village, must feel that we should be careful and move "very ' slowly relinquishing any rights we may possess in the matter of insist- ing that definite and binding assur- -. ance be given that the entire outer shell of Hie building be completed within a reasonable time after any permit is issued. As soon as a per- mite os granted we lose control in a large measure. \In a recent meeting at the Village Hall, where a number of citizens were addressed by Bahai representa- tives, Mr. Randall and Mr. Mills, we were informed that the present plan contemplated merely the build- ing of the foundations and about six feet of wall, it being-the expectation of their treasurer, Mr, Randall, that they would be in a position to en- gage in a campaign among the Bahai adherents, wherever they may be, to raise the remainder of the funds re- quired to complete the structure. Possibly this is on the theory that once the buildings of the edifice is actually begun, contributions might he more readily obtained from adhe- rents of Bahaism, which Mr. Randall explained is not a religious but a movement as distinguished from a re- ligion. It would appear that the applica- tion for a permit should not have been made by the Bahaists while their financial and other plans are in such an incomplete state; Mr. Rsmdtell stated that .they now have in the bank approximately $300,000. If they had exactly that sum they would require - $1,200,000 to complete the outer shell alone, going by Mr. Mill's statement, that the outer shell would cost $1,- 500,000. The building of foundations should be deferred until a contract can be awarded for the entire enclosing structure or separate contracts awarded simultaneously, which would accomplish the same resultâ€"pieec- meal building should be positively' prohibited.; it was clearly not the in- tention of the framers of our build- ing code, to grant a permit before plans are completed and contracts can be awarded with a reasonable de- gree of certainty for the entire struc- ture/ .;<-'" If permission is granted prema- twely.lt.fs probable that instead of a beautiful edifice, we may acquire an incuiupiete and hideous structure, a thing which would reflect discredit on our judgment and be a reproach to Wilmette for all time. X. Y. Z. LOCAL K. OF C. BOWLERS SUFFER SLIGHT SETBACK University Council bowlers stopped their brother knights from Wilmette in the K. C. Bowling league at the Evanston alleys, Monday evening. They took two out of three from the Kutten clan, while Newman treated Columbus to a similar walloping. " The iocai bowlers were unable to cope with their opponents in the first engagement although White rolled 200. In the second affair the Univer sity players were handed a reverse but they turned about in the last game and won out by 15 pins. At the present standing University is leading the league by three games, Newman is second, three games in advance of Columbus, while Ouil- mette brings up the rear, one game separating it from the third place team. A total of twenty-one games comprises the remainder of the schedules. _ Next week Quilmette vs. Columbus and Newman vs. University. LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA Mrs. A. M. Lauermann, of Ridge avenue, left Tuesday evening for California, where she will spend the winter. , „ Mrs. Paul Bleser, of Gross Point, left Saturday for Hilltop, Aria* where she will spend a week with Revising Neat typist will lake care of limited number of clients, giving confidential attention to Import- ant papers or correspondence. Amateur writers who desire criticlsm, revision or advice re- Sarding sale of manuscripts may ave the assistance of a writer who knowa both the art and the. market. Articles and short stories criticised without Initial fee; revisions at moderate stipend. ^_ WILBUR I* NSBDHAH, 1TS5 Wasklnerto* Avenae. Wilmette. â-  : Ik- ;.£â- â- * I have a power saw which will cut logs on the ground. I can save you 100% over the cost of cutting by hand. If you have any dead trees you would like to have cut up for fire wood, call me. M. rgatns umreaby . Barker & Co. Our Savings Deposit* on Jan. 1st, 1920 wore $135,011.84 Our Savings Deposits en Jan. 1st, 1921 were.. 181,976.0t An increase for 12 months period of 35$ or.... 44M4JB New 6 room Dutch colonial, hot water heat, tile hath, sleeping porch. Going east, must sell...........$12,000 Attractive 7 room, convenient to "LM and "steam". Big living room, largo son porch, deep wooded lot. A real ssrgwm si» ....................>............... vii)vw Ideal 7 room stucco on beautifully wooded lot, dining Dsrgnin «.«...<..»»»<•«•••<•.<••••»••«•«•••••â-  fIm^uuv Ideal 8 room stucco, hot water heat, dining and sleeping porchâ€", garage* fino wooded lot. Excellent value at- $17,000 Attractive 9 room homo in choicest section, 3 baths, 3 mmm vsvMVwg^ ^sWsf »â- â- Â»â-¼â-  ^? ^£g%& gA££^7a iivvlHVvW %>%J • ••«•*•••• OaMrfVVV LOTS Splendid wooded lot, in very boat northeast location, with Splendid Chestnut Avenue lot with best surroundings and beautifully wooded. Per foot................$82.50 Several special offerings in western section, some in splendid location as low as per foot..............$20 1 Ml .-JismeeLg* JL fV fi* * "£ W± • juo isai net «X t*Ue Phone Wil. 484 An exhibit proves beyond a doubt two things, namely, a thrifty community and a crowing patronage of the First Your account Is welcome here ttiuititiuius!!!!!iiiimiiiiiiiniiiuitiiitmmitniimiiiiittiitmwiittiiitimitMminHiitiiiiuttHiu • 886 Pine St. Winnetka Phone Winnetka 549-M • COMBINATION CREAM ^ Work is lessoned, com- fort and convenience are increased when the equipment of the house includes Washing Machine The Vacuum Cleaner The Iron They all work from any- lamp socket and use small .quantities of electricity. They all perform their tasks with a degree of efficiency unrivalled. We Sell Them Each a small amount down, balance divided into monthly payments Public Service Co. of Nnrthont IIKnnia cJ 50 A Wondrous Beauty Cream YOU w .11 love the fragrance first. Then the velvet smoothness, the delicate creaminess, of this marvelous beauty cream. It fairly melts into the skinâ€"without a trace of grease, or the clogging of a single pore. Anemic tissues speedily drink it in, becoming smooth and softly pliable under Combination Cream Jonteel. A perfect base for *q»owder5 Take home a jar tc4ay» FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILME Member of Federal Reserve Bank â-  SHOES in Poor Condition Cause Many Colds and Woes 7%«*»« anExperpehtLCanRtpair Them at the mm F. W.NORTON. Prep. Lake and Ridge Avenues Phone Wilmette 2358 3baa9 hours for Sunday during winter months Close 6 p.m. Our Big Sale Continues Days End* Saturday Night at 9 PM .49c Soap,£L69c Sliaaf ***** gi*nulotod cane, with On. »"»*â- > «n order, 10lb*.- . OifC 111Y fine8t washing powder, ' f « UKf per package .. ..... IIC Palmolive Soap, SsfiRi. 25c ,fS.r,.pr:^Td!^$i.0o >, %ZSZey:,wh'. 65 Strawberries,^^. . . 79c and 75 other bargains as printe, it. C. H. Morgan Grocery Co. 614-616 Davis Street, Evanston All Evanston Phones 275! Wiimette Phone Ij