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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28.1921 Wilmette *at*Ba**_ Educate* In Thnft -.tic R«e«W«f Tollore in School ^ch.. Children Tfco Highly Important Leeeon hi Thrift -Get the saving habit" is the chal- mwissued to every pupil if the W* e"E and Ken worth public schools, Wi the students of New Trier Town- % High"school since the Wilmette throughout the country, having been installed not only in school nouses but in factories and shops as welt, where the workers are encouraged to employ this easy saving method. How Thoy DO It Coins are placed in the Teller** and stamps of corresponding value re- ceived. These stamps are placed in a bank folder provided by the bank, which in turn, when filled, and one dollar thus accumulated, may be de- posited at the bank. The school savings bank is the la- test idea in thrift. Recognizing the necessity for something which would inspire thrift and which would at the same time afford opportunity to crys- tallize inspiration into action, the Wilmette State Bank decided, last spring, to install the Automatic Re- ceiving Tellers in the local schools. A constant invitation is thus extended to all pupils to save pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters that may grow in- to dollars for that coming opportunity or that inevitable "rainy day". SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN'S BOOK WE£K tate Bank installed those Automatic Sfceiving Tellers in the corridors of H- various school buildings. "Thrift" may be said to have he- me the universal slogan in these iooIs, for the idea has taken a firm old on the children and proved one the most successful saving's "get- rs" ever devised to interest school Wren- . T> • . « .. The Automatic Receiving Teller has become quite prevalent ea SOUTHWARD BOUND Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Irwin left the village Thursday -of this week to spend the winter at their home in Melbourne, Florida. T- Plans are going forward for a spe- cial observance at the Wilmette Free Public Library of national Children's Book week, November 13 to 19. With the object of Children's Book Week an endeavor to put more and better books in the homes and assis- tance in the choice of-books as Christ- mas gifts, Miss Sue Osmotherly, librarian, announces arrangements have been completed Jo have a spe- cial display of children's books with lists of gift suggestions. In the course of the week there will be an informal reception at the library with a talk by some prominent library au- thority. Special story hours are to be arranged for the children. •<â€""â€""« Hubbard Woods lumber and Coal Company Linden and Scott Avenues, Hubbard Woods, Illinois. Phones - Winnetka 451-452 s Friday.....'THE OLD NEST* Saturday Ethel Clayton in -WEALTH" (TAR THEATRE FOUNTAIN SQUARE IPi EVANSTON Continuous Performance 1:30 to 11 p. m. Telephone Evanston 3030 I. TEACHER, Mgr. We Can't Show All the Picture., But the Ones We Do Show Are the Best Monday and Tuesday BETTY COMPSON "At The End Of The World" also CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "The Vagabond" Are You Building Your Wednesday "SNOWBLIND" Also 8th Episode of Eddie Polo in "DO OR DIE" and good comedy Thursday and Friday "The Great Impersonation" with JAMES KIRKWOOD HAROLD°LLOYD in in "Now or Never" COMING NAZIMOVA in"CAMILLE" Credit is the most important asset of each indi- vidual or business today. Without it your pro- gressâ€"your buying power is limited. Credit is based on ability, honesty and responsibility. It is the result of earnest effort and should be jealously guarded. A proper banking connection assures creditâ€"you 11 find our officers ready to discuss your requirements at all times. of Wilmette ffifflomeafSartigs'Deposifors Member of Federal Reserve Bank • Frank J. Baker President J. M. Appel Vice-Pres. R. W. Webber Cashier Clean Repair Remodel Men's and Women's CLOTHES KAPLA CUSTOM TAILOR 627 W. Railroad Avenue Wilmette 667 V TAXI SERVICE â-ºjp fJ4 fjp WILMETTE EXPRESS CO. 1225 Central Avenue Phone Wilmette 40 Keep Them Clean Your valuable oriental jcugs should notM)t^ neg- lected. They must be kept free from the grime that cuts their tough fibre, in order to give the wonder- ful service they are noted Let us care for them-^ clean Ahem thoroughly in the way only a native leaner knows. Aram K. Mestjian NativeClcaningt Telephone Evanston 2720 m 1559 Sherman Avenue Evanston, 11L B Our Meats Are Best. Price* Low. J Cash and Carry j SPECIAL Short Leg of . Spring Lamb 28V2clb. Peacock Bacon, whole or half n ....................2§Vfre lb. B Peacock Hams .u SPECIAL Strictly Fresh Dress- ed Spring Chkkeno 34V«c ----- -----^2*%c lb. B Peacock Rib Bacon, whole or half 2S*/*c lb. â-  Very Best Sirloin Steak â-  35c and 49c lb. â-  # . , « • e.e •••••*•••• *e»w»j» snsMi â€"â€"- â€" «.»*• â-  Fancy Cuts of Pot Roost â-  .......15e,2ic lb. â-  Miller & Hart Bacon, whole or half Strictly Freak Dressed Boiling Chicken...............»/•€ nV Very Best Round Steak 'iii^itMBimlrlet' .*