Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 6 May 1921, p. 2

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: f |,: â-  'Morning Report9 of the Wilmette Legion BY THE ADJUTANT The Wilmette Post of the American Legion is going to hold one of the greatest dinners the village has"evef seen. On June 6 the men of the_Eost and the mothers, sisters, wives and daughters of the ex-service men of the village will meet around the fes- tive hoard and make friends. This is to he the first general meeting of this nature and a very large attendance is-anticipated. The plans for Decoration Day are Almost completed and trfe Legion men are beginning to dust oft the old uni- form* and plug up the holes. This Decoration Day will be memorable : We are going to have the biggest pa- rade ever held in Wilmette, and it will be the town's first opportunity to see "its "cx-fig4it4ugâ€"forces" lined- At the meeting last Monday the State Service officer, Johnny Hart- man, spoke briefly to the post. He praised the post highly for coming KMLWORTH HAND LAUNDRY KIDS SUPERIOR. LM>N£feV c$c OUfcVrfORKlSoFTrte SO WfifceSOUCITlNSr We're in the business of turn- ing out high- grade laundry. KENILWORTH 222 GLENCOE 55 to hit aid several times when he was in a hole. He spoke inspiringly con- cerning the success of the Legion in its efforts for the betterment of the conditions of disabled men. Curry's orchestra from Chicago came out and gave us some corking fine music during the evening. ^ " The next meeting of the PosTwiH be Monday. May 15. Come andjwing a N>w Member. STEALS $700 COAT A fur coat valued at $700. two coats of lesser value and a pair of shoes comprised the. loot in a burglary of the Frank Johnson residence at 1429 Gregory avenue, early Tuesday tnorn- iug.-----------------â€"------- Painting and Paperbanging Call WILMETTE 7SS-J H. J. MILLER 818 Prmlri* Avenue Jja/ qiA* C]-0cott UNDERTAKER Wishes to announce that he is no longer connected with the Western Undertaking Com- pany. He will, however, con- tinue the undertaking business in his own name. Temporarily calls will be taken at his residence, telephone Evanston]2903. On and after May 1st [he will occupy the quarters at 1124 Central Avenue, Wilmette, which he has leased for five years. : REPAIRS SERVICE Expert Work Carefully Done Wilmette Tire & Vulcanizing Co. 1114 Greenleaf Avenue Phone Wilmette 2429 We Are the HOOD Agency Here The "Thrift" Tire Quality always wins. Quality at no higher price fits this year. Quality meansHoode. Any tire dealer can «et them from a nearby distributing point. See Tire Rate Book. - - - '•â- ;â- ;--;â- .-;â-  >â- -.:; Hood Rubber Product* Co., Inc.. Watertown, Maw. wnijETTC STATE BANK Aiurounces the installation at the Central School, and the idewaiks and Driveways Constructed i_i_^_ Trees, Shrubs and Flowers of All Varieties Work Done by the Hour or Contract All Work Guaranteed LOUIS PANTLE Telephone Winnetka 549-M 886 Pine Street WINNETKA, ILLINOIS 16 EAST JACKSON BLVD Joseph Sears School, Kenilworth of the Automatic Receiving Teller The Newest Idea in Thrift Thrift is America's most import- ant economic need. Upon thrifti- ness depends the^security of this nation. To make it easy and convenient for School Children to be thrifty and to save something every day, large or small, we have made ar- rangements to extend our banking service to them through theâ€" Automatic Receiving Teller This machine will receive their spare coins. PENNIES, NICKELS, DIMES AND QUARTERS and issue receipted stamps in ex- change, vv hich they can paste on a a folder and present at this Bank for interest-bearing pass-book credit. â€" â-  - -^ For simplicity of operation, the Automatic Receiving Teller has no equal. It is no longer necessary to wait until they have accumulated a sum sufficient to make a visit to the Bank worth while. Instead we invite them to visk-the Automatic Receiving Teller once a day. They should take advantage of this chance to place their sn^all coins where they will not be tempted to '%rrow tfyem back" and build up f a pavings A^c^PoPwhich they will be proud. B««inSaving TODAY AT ome BT jaLj^azM^ji^iaigiS'iLT-jg:^^!]

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