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TW«S«1W$^^ I l #jp|P||liiPi THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921 NEED SUNDAY OFF TO Sep Frr-EPDiNCTON North Shore Realtor Quote* Old AeV afo " Argument in Support of Sunday Closing of Real Es- tate Offices NEED A DAY OF LEISURE Declares North Shore Reel Estate Board wes Organised to Elevate Plane of Profession Editor's note: The accompanying ar- ticle is the second of a series of spe- cial articles to appear In succeeding: i-sues of this paper under the names of nrominent north shore realtors affili- ated with the North Shore Real Estate hoard which is conducting a township- wide campaign to bring: about Sunday riosinj? of all real estate offices in New Trier. These articles are of in- terest to every resident of this villagre. The third of the series will appear in next week's issue of The Lake Shore NfiWS Readers of this paper are invited to I express. through these columns, their views on the Sunday Closing: question. It is a matter that concerns every homt' owner who, at the present time or in the future, may have property on the selling; market. By A. R. Eddington (of A. R. Eddington £ Co.) It has been truly and wisely said,- tfial^'AH workâ€"and no play makes Jack a dull boy". • No matter what business a man may be engaged in, if he continually grinds, day in and day out, Sundays, nights and holidays, it will only be a matter of a short time before he will become stale and dull, and will be un- able to do himself justice or give his clients or customers the proper at- tention they deserve. The Real Estate business, perhaps. general public with whom they have1 been in contact all the week. The North Shore Real Estate board was organized principally to raise the! moral standard of the profession, and to keep all the real estate offices closed on Sundays. It is evident that no other organization or set of men influence the lives of so many people and to such a degree add to their comfort and happiness as do the Real- tors. We should, therefore, have the hearty co-operation of all the home owners on the north shore. Let us all insist then, on not show- ing our homes on Sundays or allow them to be shown by others. BAND AND ORCHESTRA NOW FEATURES OF SCHOOL MUSIC Music, recognized as an important detail of public school instruction, is a particularly interesting feature of school work in the Wilmette Public schools. *** Each year the schools have had their band, players being selected from the upper grades in the Central and Logan schools. The band meets! for rehearsals on Tuesday and Friday^ eveninfes at 8 o'clock, and appears at special school progp^ms. This year the schools are tcy include an orchasert among their musical oh ionizations. The orchestra is now in course of organization and candidates from the various schools have been requested to appear at rehearsals on Monday and Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock. Rehearsals are conducted in the Byron C. Stolp school auditorium. KENILWORTH YOUTH SOPH PRESIDENT AT NEW TRIER Darrell Ware, one of the most pop- upal students at New Trier Township High school, has been elected presi- dent of the Sophomore class at the north shore secondary school. Ware's home is in Kenilworth. Other officers elected at the first meeting of the Sophomore class were, Marcia Bruch, Wilmette, vice presi- dent; Caroline Everett, Kenilworth, secretary; Winfield Taylor, Wilmette, treasurer. The Store For Children + * + * * * + * * * * * + * * * * * * * * U NOW MOVING This Saturday we will be complete- ly settled in our new store at 837 Railroad Ave. â€" in the former bank building. For the opening we will give with each 50c purchase a fine shopping bag. LULIAS BROS. 637 Railroad Ave., Wilmette Deliveries in Wilmette and Kenilworth with $1.00 order ************+************************************+% 'TAR the most beautiful thing in your home, is the highly prized Oriental * rug that with its soft colors makes everything that surrounds it equally attractive. D 0 not neglect the almost human floor cocering-4hey are too valuable to lie in the dirt that countless steps grind into them. more than any other business, re- quires an enormous amount of pa- tience and the loss of a great deal of time in tryingrTo find the right prop- erty for the right party, jjidldrily too often do we lose the sale to some oth- er dealejvl Must Keep Fit We are all interested in more bus- iness and better business, but in or- der to accomplish these ends, we should keep fit, by getting entirely away from business at least one day a week, and that day must be Sun- day, by all means the only, natural" day of rest. Formerly when real es- tate offices were opened on Sundays, we hardly had a chance to become "ac- quainted with^our families. There is, after all, something in this life besides the continual grind of business. But it is a fact nevertheless, that a few, very few dealers on the north shore have an. idea that they must work 365 days in the year in order to make a living, not realizing that their sup- ply is right here and they can find it in the days set aside for that purpose. Need Day of Quiet Furthermore, the home owners, al- though they may be ever so anxious to dispose of their property, certain- ly do not relish the idea of a lot of strangers trailing through their homes on this particular day when they have planned on having a day of quietness away from business and the 1160 Wilmette Avenue Telephone Wilmette 311 LET m dean them for yoa-dean them right and restore the brightness thai was one, theirs* _________. '_________________ Wilmette l! Victoria Theatre Belmont & Sheffield Aves. Phone Graceland 5461 ONE WEEK, STARTING Oct. 2nd . Frank A. P. Gazzolo pre- sents the Victoria Players (a permanent stock com- pany) in a new comedy of home life, ADAM and EVA as played all last season at La Salle Theatre, Chicago. All Prices Reduced Evenings, Mon. to Sat* ' 30c, 55c, 85c iday Nights, 40c, 65c, 99c Mats. Sun., Thur., and Sat. Any Seat 30c All Prices Include War Tax Sunday, October, 9th The weather looks so much like fall. No telling when Jack Frost might call; Some morning, while the world reposes. He'll pinch the little toes and noses! These are the days of "real sport", when little faces glow in the crisp out-of-doors! Of course, the kiddies must be dressed warm enough, to keep them well. If you have not visited KIDDIE NOOK the past few days you may be interested to see the smart little OVERCOATS now on hand for boys and girls. Prices are $7.75 and up. Some are beautifully trimmed with fur^â€" Fall and winter UNDERWEAR of such well known qualities as the Arnold and Carter brands, SWEATERS, KNIT SETS, DRESSES, and many other needful thirigs we shall not stop to mention, will be found up to the us- ual KIDDIE NOOK qualities of exclusive but inexpensive* o - ^^â€"° Hallowe'en Party Decorations are now on sale. Aram K. Mestjian ..; NATIVE CLEANING and REPARING 607 Railroad Ave Phone 1949 WILMETTE, ILL. â- ^" EXPRESSING,MOVING AND TAXI SERVICE * * * WILMETTE EXPRESS CO. 1225 Central Avenue Phone wilmette 40 SPECIAL NO. 1 Strictly Fresh Dress- ed Spring Chickens 35V2c lb. SPECIAL NO. 2 Hind Quarter Spring Lamb 20yac lb *:i Peacock Bacon, whole or half,....................35c lb. Peacock Hams ......... .. .29VsC lb. Peacock Rib Bacon, whole or half............... .29V2c lb- Very Best Sirloin Steak -------...............',.;. .40c lb. Fancy Cuts of Pot Roast.............. ..........18c lb. Miller & Hart Bacon, whole or half............ .32V2c lb. Strictly Fresh Dressed Boiling Chicken.........:2V/9e lb. Very Best Round Steak............. ......32c lb. Pork Shoulders, whole.......................t .ff%c lb. Pork Loins, half or whole...................... .»%e lb. SPECIAL NO. 3 .Short Leg of Spring Lamb 29V2c lb. V SPECIAL NO. 4 Very Best Standing Rib Roast 35c lb. PALACE CASH r~ Telephone Evanston 2720 1559 Sherman Avenue Evanston, I1L r