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SPRING'S HERE; ALSO BASEBALL Wilmette Team Announces Season's Plans the biggest season in the history of Wilmette is promised the baseball fans of the village by the Wilmette Athletic club, now engaged in planning for the rapidly approaching season of play. Meetings have been held and it can be announced at this time that the local club, thanks to the kindness of school authorities, will play its games on the new playgrounds at 17th street and Washington avenue, the diamond at Wilmette avenue having been converted into building sites. Announcement is made also that Bill Robinson will manage the Wilmette Baseball club and that -Bell" Robinson, !»THE:'iJvkE:sH6^::|^s;gRiDA^PRiTJ ^:m:msmmm^mmmmmmmmmmKm<A catcher at the University of Illinois, will probably do the receiving here when he concludes his studies in June. Nor- man, last year's mainstay hurter, will in all probability be back in the line-up this season. Norman passed through a siege of illness but hopes to be in shape when the "play ball" signal is flashed. The Wilmette team has entered the Intercity league, which insures the local bugs some real baseball games. Some of the best non-professional teams in Chi- cago will be seen on the 17th street diamond, and prospects are Wilmette will land high up in the season's ratings. North Shore Specialist Pens Book on Child Care Louis W. Sauer, M. A., M. D., well known to north shore residents as the senior attending pediatrician at the Ev- anston hospital, is the author of a note- worthy book on child care, just received from the publishers, under the title of Nursery Guide for Mothers and Nurses. Dr. Sauer's book is a work meriting a high position in the field which it covers. Many of those who have ex- amined it believe it to be a volume which will-vie for eminence in the place so long occupied with little contention by Holt. -'"' v >4^^^-^:^s It is pointed out that in spite of epoch- making discoveries and progress in this branch.of medics, the infant death rate still continues high. This little book is intended to aid this situation as far as possible by the guidance of those to whom the care of the infant is entrusted. It gives in a clear, concise form all es- sential details of care and feeding. Un- like other books, it does not give hazard- ous formulas and prescriptions. It tells how to care for .the infant-in health and disease. The subject matter is coherent and systematically arranged, and the ill- ustrations are timely. ^h#T*ofth shore may well be proud by this newest ad- dition to the works of men and women who write from this community. Mrs. Rose Edna Hall Dies Following Week's Illness Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Ed- na Hall, wife of Ernest Hall of 629 Park Avenue, were held from Scott's Chapel, Evanston, Monday morning, April 9, at 11 o'clock. Burial was at Lake Mount, Zion City, lib Mrs. Hall passed away Friday night Everything for the Automobile Phone Wilmette 2600 721 Main St., Wilmette, El. MOTORS SERVICE, Inc. TOOLS We have an excellent line of mechanic's tools for those who Work-on llTeir own cars. a SNAP ON" SOCKET WRENCHES are about the handiest tool a man can buy, and a full set only costs about $8.00 J. C. SLOWN A. B. VAN DEUSEN House No. 407 Another^/ our beautiful Small Face Bipk Home* liot flow Cheap But How Good ^^rtiat IS'.i^e "be^.slc^fitt.yoti can adopt if I you are going to build a home. And | by building well, :';79a:a^^^lnidd most | -^conoink^ally^ I| iMMM |"A'.Fa»:"SnB^^ House cBstl a little more f^-at the start! but its many||ecx)nomies | make it the cheapest in the long run. f %11 the facts to pix>Ve this to" | of &ri^ pl\lso cbftie in to see the pictures and" I Moot plans Jot m^ 100 Face Brick Housesâ€"one is sure to suit you* IX/e are here to serve yoiui lltiCTOaGrFSC^raEK ASS0OATOMI ilKSbmier A Marshall Brick CoV -S. S. Kfanbell Brick^C©^ ggfj Brick Sales Co. .. Bwrt T. Wheeler Brick Co. Hydraulicâ€"Pre»» Brick Co. WUcomin Lime & Cement Co. COMMERCE Phone BUILDING after, an illness of one week.. She .iiHlfji.:^ Survived hy ' her ' hu*and:; and fir* ^:% Mrs. Frank J. Baker. 507 Lake wtwi^tt will return to Los Angeles, Cal* -'tu^^i^ morrow.. ^-l :l|||||lf a Fruit and Vegetable Store at 403 Linden Avenue We handle only the best and freshest fruits, vegetables, and food specialties. â- â- % F. W. MOORE 403 Linden Ave. KenilworthV Motor It will save every automo- bilist a lot of trouble to have us give his car an ex^ pert examination from time to time. You should have us inspect you car as regu^ larly as you have a dentist look at your teeth to fore- stall the trouble. Take this tip and save time and moneys .ey. â-  .,'â- :,;:â-  :/y; -r^'^ff:'%': . .www â-  Agni â- â- â- ' Motor, Fuel i^$ Kenilworth Motor Co. SERVICE â€" SATISFACTION Ted R. Twining, Mgr. :\;^:---$Sft C. A. Thor»en,.Prop. "FHOWE^ KEN!WORTir"«r|l W^$ji ^$â„¢f?^Wffi&J$-$X^$f?K Next Tuesday and Wednesdayâ€"April 17th and 18th On these two days many items will be placed on sale from every section of our store. The prices at which they will be sold will be a great deal less than yon would pay regu- larly. Read this ad carefully, as well as the other "All over the Store" ad appearing in this paper. Items for Spring House Cleaning These items you need now, or will soon need for Spring; house-cleaning. Take advantage of these low prices for next Tuesday and Wednesday Soft Gauze Soft finish, unbleached gauze, full 36 inches wide. An ideal cloth for dusting and polishing. Will liot scratch, special, fwo~yards ~ for .....;................,.....>....... Oil Polish O-So-Ezy guaranteed oil polish for furniture, floors, wood^work, etc., a full quart size can, sells everywhere at 50c, Tuesday and Wed- nesday for........................... 35c Oil Mops and Oils Full size, thick strand, oil mop, with strong finished handle, oiled ready j for use ....------............7........... .SSc Same size mop, chemically treated so no oil is necessary, ideal for wax floors, etc., each at ..... -.-. -..-j.......... .'â- >>>..........SSc Medium size faop, long thick strands, ready oiled, in metal container, special at .....................-----.............SSc Other floor oils and polishes, such as Toby's Semdac, O-Cedar, etc., can be obtained here in our notion section. ,____ Oil Cloth Smooth, even finish, white oilcloth a good weight for pantry and shelf use, full yard and one quarter wide, sells regularly for 45c, WTl/ig* a yard...................---......... %9 i /£& Genuine "Red-Bird" moth proof bags, made from heavy paper, chemically treated full coat size, 24x50 inches, with metal fastener, fiQ- each.......... ................. WfC Waste Baskets Woven splint waste-baskets in a variety of at- tractive colors, full 13 inches deep. Essential for kitchen, bedrooms, etc, special, each................â€"....•« v....â- '....» ; v Mop Cloths Large size heavy weight mop cloths. One of these cloths is enough for a mop. Regular price 25c, Tuesday and Wednesday special, each................................ 11. 19c Machine Oil 4-oz. size oil can, filled with finest grade pure oil, -will.not gum or clog any machine, all complete two days only for .v._____.. â-  **»•- •;â- # l^AJl^t:. 12c Prepare now for house-cleaning by taking advantage of the low prices on these necessary items. tAboye prices are for Tuesday and Wednesday onl^r. ^ 1146zWtttii^ ' 8I?ifeiillIw!MS2^^ p> ii=.:., J--