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:^'0i S^^S!'\ft'^£i?;"ffH/ * mi â- â- â-  THE LAKE cwnpi? WRWS. FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1923 THELAKESHORENEWS x ~ Established IMS with which Is comtoliwd B tH« WILMBTTK LOCAL N1W» ,!___________Established 1898 lisUBD FRIDAY OF kAGH W*l LLOYD HOLLI8TER, INC. 1229 Central Ave., Wilmetta, HL Tslsphone ........ .....Wllmstts 1920 SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 A YKAR All communications must be accom- faanled by the name and address of the writer. Article* for publication should reach the editor by Wednesday noon to Insure appearance In current Issue. Resolutions of condolence, cards of thanks, obituary poetry, notices of enter- tainments or other affairs where an ad- mittance charge will be made or a cei- lectton taken, will be charged for at regu- lar advertising rates. _____ Entered at the postofflce at Wllmefte, Illinois, as mall matter of the second class, under tba act of March 8. 1879. FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1923 liberallyto the building fum^ You'll be asked to give to this splendid en- terprise. HELP YOUR LIBRARY -Your library is the public library. The public library is supported by taxes. A very small portion of every dollar in taxes goes to the public library- A public library is always a children's library. Always more of the users of library books are chil- dren. Adults come second every time. Therefore, there is almost always a need for children's books. And the children must have books. How else can growing lives be fed with infor- mation and stimulation? The President of our Library Board asks for money and books. Since he also is superintendent of our ^ehoelsr-nene-knows-^ettei- -paii-of-^^va-boot^ CHURCH ADVERTISING There was a time, and that not very long ago, when it was regarded as profane for a church to advertise; when a notice in the newspaper that the Reverend t>r. Black was on the following Sunday to speak on salva- Ltiorf was held to be playing into the hands of the Adversary. i^When some young business man HspokeTight up in meeting" and volun- teered the idea that attendance at the Sunday evening services might be in- creased by advertising the program in the local journal, good people were shocked by his worldly temerity. "Why it would be just like advertis- ing that religion was for sale!" But finally some one of the churches in the neighborhood did advertiseâ€" _anxL paid for space at the regular rates. Sunday evening audiences at this church increased, and with the increase in attendance came improve- ments in the program. Nothing dis- astrous happened. Quite-the-contrary' The young people of the town be pubhe- than he that in the schools the chil dren are urged to read. Everybody knows that more reading more books----------------------------- Perhaps in the future tax money can be so distribufea~tnat our public libraries will have more funds with which to meet demands. But until that time they will have to depend on individuals for money and books to meet these extra demands. Help the library to serve your children better. COMMUNITY DOLLAR DAY "Why not do business with your friends?" Why not, especially if your friends have stores only a few blocks from your home? Why not, especially if they sell ar- ticles of excellent quality at reason- able prices ? ^ -â€" There does seem to be something not quite intelligent about going a long distance to get something you want when you can get it near home. One can get exercise some more sensible way. What did you get last Tuesday or Wednesday for a dollar? Five pounds of prunes? A bungalow apron? Three cans of polish for your auto? A pair of Kayser silk gloves? Four dozen oranges? A Whatever you got, we hope that you got something better along with means I it. We hope that you found that (your community was a good place in which to trade. THE CHILDREN'S MOVIES The Children's Movies, temporarily interrupted, will, it is expected, be resumed soon. St. Augustine's parish is sponsoring these films and in help- ing to meet the necessary expenses has been a benefactor. But when the Chicago Board of Underwriters stated that the use of the Parish house con- stituted a serious fire hazard the Village Board acted wisely in stop- ping the exhibition. These pictures were selected es- ,„«; ,~«»6 v~v........._______ pecially to meet the interests of chil- gan going to this enterprising church ^iremâ€"They were-hrnneraery^opular; ------- ... Being both interesting and popular they offered a jyeryi satisfactory so- lution of movies for children, a prob- lem facing almost every American community. We understand that there are other auditoriums in Wilmette well-suited in every respect to the showing of moving pictures. Let-us resume them. The children need them. Grace Forbes Frocks Making Remodeling Exclusive Models Room 217, Hoyburn Bid*. Davis Street, Evanston Tel. Evanston 7467 MORTGAGE LOAN TALKS Poor Richard says: , . * • "What though you have found no treasure, nor has any rich relative left you a legacy "Diligence is the mother of good luck, and God gives all things to industry. Work and saveâ€"our monthly installment mortgage plan, providing for a small payment of principal each month, will help you save...... â-  - 6% George H. Taylor Real Estate Mortgage Co. IMPERIAL BUILDING 312 South Clark Street Chicago Telephone Wabash 1246 Chicago Real Estate Mortgage Loan Correspondent The America, Newark, N. J.- #-- It lost its solemn, sanctimonious air :Ip and took on a vigorous, not to say ? robust, activity- The organization Â¥ met its notes regularly, finally paid !* off, and actually started a building m0:: 'fund. ;:"- |;i:| Well, what of the other churches * f&^:"Fbr a while they held back, expecting U ! and even hoping that something would - happen to that church that "actually - advertisedT But when all they saw "over there" looked like prosperity, i-^ they got over their timid and res- 1_1^ pectable reluctance and joined the advertisers. Before long they all â€"â€"stood up straight and strong like newly watered plants. ^^.. Wilmette churches know that every good thing must be advertised. Every week they fill a page or two of The Lake Shore News with announcements of their services. tThey believe in advertising. ;| j â€"~^BRINCIT TO THE NORTH ,;,â- ;': shore ^-y^^r ^Michigan boulevard near twenty- ninth is an ideal location for an auto- mobile salesroom. But it is about as poor a place _as__yoil couldâ€"find-for- a- school for young women. And would you allow your daughter to live-days and^nights ifTtKat neigTuSorhoOdT"^ LEXINGTON SKYLARK LIKE SHELLEY'S ODE New Sport Model a Leader in Its Class One August morning not long ago, a man stood beside a mountain trail with a stop watch in one hand and an ordinary time piece in the other. At exactly 8:15, he dropped his cap, which he had held in one hand, and a terrific roar answered the action, which was a signal. Up the trail from its position a couple of hundred yards away came a low- hung racing car. It tore past the man with the watches, kicking up a cloud of dust^jdTaL_§honeJike_.gokLin_the Ckdorado- sunshine. It flashed up a gradeâ€"around a bend in the trailâ€"and was lost to sight. ^Minutes^aiteEBganL the man~wi**i=4fae~ Contrast _thk_ crowded, noisy, dirty, dangerous neighborhood with the lot which this college now owns on Sher- idan road overlooking the Evanston Community golf course. Imagine the building plans realized, the dor- ""~1mifdrieTX^^ ready under way the great work of training young women to teach little children. This change of location from Chi- cago~to Evanston will be of great benefit to the National Kindergarten college. Its students will take courses in the Northwestern University, and thus gain a breath of culture which â€"- they cannot easily; get in the city. "" They will enjoy the iricalcuable bene- ^__ fits that- comeâ€"from living where there is pure air, more sunlight, and all those advantages that have drawn :X us to the North Shore suburbs. Many of the graduates of the Na- â€"4ional Kindergarten college are now ~ teaching in North Shore schools. OPTOMETRY A BLESSING TO SIGHT The wonderful advancement in the restoration of faulty visionâ€"due to the profession of Optometryâ€"has saved the sigJit of ^millions of people. â€" If your eyes need assistance, have them examined at onceâ€" as delays are dangerous! Avail Yourself of Our Excellent Service. Dr.O.H.BERSCH Optometrist Formerly Mgr. Opt. Dept. C. D. Pea- cock, Inc. 1177 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette.Ill. For Appointment Phone Wil. 27S6 or Residence Wilmette 1707 PRETTY TEETH All People Should Have Them watches could still hear the diminishing song oL,the=jnotor,^ although the-ea^it- self had long since disappeared. "Why, that's just like Shelley's poem 'To a Skylark," " the man said to him- self. "Let me seeâ€"how does that go now? Oh, yes: 'And singing still dost soar, and soaring ever singest."' Lexington Specials raced to first and second places, less than six seconds apart, in the great Pike's Peak Climb- thus giving the Ansted engine_Jhejtnost magnificent introduction ever accorded to any motor. _ ;,,,., . That was Labor Day, 19201 During the year 1921, Lexington motor cars, powered with the Ansted Engine, estab- lished records for power, economy, speed, and endurance in all parts of the United Statesâ€"-records that will long remin un- -challangedl __ = ;, ___ During 1922, additional thousands of Lexingtons, ^powered with the ^Ansted engine, went' into service experienced motorists were thrilled with a new con- ception of performance that raised their every previous mortoring standard* A New Year dawnsâ€"1923 lp And comes nowthe Skylark, a new Lexington in a class all its own. Pretty teeth are attractive. It is quite important they be healthy. " ~ Sound teeth are indispensable to good health. "The Mineral Salts and Vita- mines found in milk and certain leafy vegetables are essential to sound tee^h.*' BOWMAN'S MILK is rich in lime and the other elements so necessary to strong, firm teeth. Its liberal use is a saf eguaf dlidt to be neglected. Start drinking BOWMAN'S MILK -t^dayFlFfs^he^rtratght-r^ And with it absolute mastery of the road! fe^^-S:^'^ '^ 'â-  nl ' "^ :M. You need not worry about the wings or the voice of the new Skylark-â€"its wonderful Ansted^engine^upply that you may exclaim ^with Shelleyâ€" When it comes to Evanston the num- ber will increase. And as the quan- tity and also quality of teachers in- ^cre^rthe^choo^chtt^^ mai you may V3BGmm WW1 ^u^- towns Jrom^vaiistoiL tc^^ jieceive-a feettet^^edBeatteST- ever singest!" 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