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/ 8 THE LAKE shhrB NEWS. FP"â„¢v SEPTEMBER 21 1923 m r^w^- ssasfes OPEN MISSION SCHOOL HERE School Is Sponsored by Wil- mette Baptist Church The attention of the whole world just now is turned towards Japan. It is a matter of speculation in the minds of all the students of world affairs as to wheth- er the recent catastrophe will effect me diplomatic relationships with Japan.or not Surely the prompt relief from America should serve as a bond of friend- ship between these two nations. _ At this timely season, the Wilmette Baptist church is to conduct a School of Missions, beginning Wednesday night, September ,26. The school as conduct** is under the direction of the Board of Promotion of the church, of which Miss Annie S. Beach is chairman. Courses will be offered for adults, for voting people and for children, lne adult class will be held on Wednesday evenings, with the exception of Oclo- tjer 17, from September 26 to November 7 at 8 o'clock, and will be taught by Professor Edmund D. Soper, Professor Of Comparative Religions at Northwest- ern university.. Dr. Soper was born of ipisionary parents in Japan, has made recent travels in Japan, and is the author cjf the most authoritative recent works in English on comparative religions en- titled/ "The Religions of Mankind." Dr. Soper is not only a profound scholar fcjut a charming and popular teacher. The adult' class will use as a basis for its study, a new book put out by the Mis- sionary Education Movement entitled, "The Creative Force in Japan," by Galen M. Fisher. . f The Young People's.jCjass_jHalL_ineet. "T«r Wednesday eveningsâ€"the same dates afi the adult classâ€"and will be led by Itrs. W. Carey Matthews, who took a special course in normal training at the Cake Geneva Missionary Education con- ference this past summer in preparation for her work. The young people will use the book entitled, "Japan on the Up- ward Trail" by William Axling, just off the^pjress oi the Missionary Education fT^Xhiidren's course will be held on -^MTwuTDTlnTder the direction of a corps of competent instracti^if*: Object lessojn work, pictures, and pthej^^odsrn mjethods oi child ^erchmgri^i, _T ployed. The book to be used will be tnat; recently, published by the M------- •aw Education Moyement entitled, "The Honarable Japanese Fan," by Margaret legarth. ^ r- All of the sessions of the school are open to anyone who desires to enroll and there is no matriculation fee. Ad- ditional information with regard to the school may be obtained by calling the dean of the school, Rev. Francis C. Stifler, Wilmette 2235. Of Interest Only to Our Advertisers Why was Jumbo, the elephant, such a drawing card in Barnum's circus? Because he was so big! Why do so many people go to Lon- don ? Because it is so big! Why have the newspapers been saying so much about the Leviathan? Because it is, so big! Why does a full-page ad attract so much attention? Because it is so BIG! Full Page Roll of Honor Hubbard Woods Lumber and Coal Company ........-----•...........Jf Winnetka Coal-Lumber Co.........11 The Orrington .....................• Nelson Laundry • •........• •.......* Wilmette Building Material Co.....3 Shoreen Motor Company...........2 Wilmette State Bank..............2» New Trier Com. Assoc..............^ Lulias Bros. .-..<<[•.......;â- ..........« North Shore Bootery .............â-  R. H. Schell A Co..................J Skokie Motor Co....................- Wilmette Shoe Store ........J Edinger & Sons ..... •• •; •• ••.....VjC1 Evanston Building Material 4j Rockhold Bldg.................•*••* Frint George A Co.................. North Side Motors Co.............. Illinois Apex Co.............v;.......- Welch's Cafeteria . .*............'J First National Bank J................ C. M. McDonald...................J McAllister-Worthen Co. ., ......J Reo Motor Car Co.............- J Cadillac Motor Car Co......• -.....* Walter P. Smith Co. Opens Realty Office Walter P. Smith, formerly with Mc- Guire and Orr in their Glencoe ofnees,. has, in association with Frank B. Down- ing, opened a real estate office at 6te Park avenue, Glencoe. Mr. Smith, who is thoroughly con- versant with north shore property, aims to offer the finest real estate service pos- sible together with quick action and clean cut dealings. Mr. Downing, who is also a veteran in the business, has a wide circle of friends jit the village and the firm will operate over the entire north shore, from Evanston to Highland Park. i HU1 and Stone Report New Realty Transactions The Wilmette real estate offices .of Hill and r'„.:and Mrs, incii-'Hiome at 22- «,«_.-- Gustave Bucholz, of Chicago, m Having sold their home on Leicester imCtlC reel I wm*v w«â€"â€"â- â€" ( Stone report the following sales: . .^ Alfred Nen have sold thWfcome at 225 Central, avenue to Mr. road, Kenilworth, to Mrs. Clara of Chicago, Ma. and Mrs, Carl M. will take up their new residence in*lj| Ostregan home on Essex road yfim they have just recently purchased. The Truitt house on 13th street hat been sold to Ira A. Jones, of Glajcoe. formerly, of Wilmette. ^ L. M. Cottrell, of Chicago, has put- chased the Willson house on 6th street Going Away to School? A photograph will beautifully regis- ter the memories of your children. Arrange for that sitting now and give them a recent photo of your- self. Hoyburn Bldg. EVANSTON Phone Bvanston 2238 for sitting___________ WILL YS-KNIGHTâ€"OVERLAND $1,175.00 F. O. B. Toledo $495.00 SALES-ROOM 1640 SHERMAN AVE Phone Ev«n«ton 14V C. H. BRIGGS, SERVICE-STATION 1324-20 SHERMAN AVE. Paoae Bvaaatoa 748 larmonize with the features. It can be made for you njpm measurements taken from y*ur present 'lenses at any of • --â- -â- â-  f • - rromment North Shore -Move to Deerfield Erect Homes on Beautifully Wooded Tracts of GenerousjSfce Reprint frotfi. Daily News August 18th Deerfield was discovered a few yearsi ago by north snore golfer* when "thai Briergate Golf Subjwaa»opened.â€"Thep golfersr OTd^TSoTorlsts along Waukegan ' road suddenly became-conscious of the' fact that In and around Peerileld were jiome--of-4be-*»«st-tJat«slie^oT--wooaiand in this i>art of the countryâ€"woods that have remained intact since th& days when the Pottawattomies camped be^ neajh their linibs. An exodus ~*foTti Wilm©tJ:e, Glencoe, and other north shore villages to Deerfield had attained considerable magnitude before it was observed. •=* .A ^ â€". * A syndicate of half a. dozen Qtoncoe men headed by Reed X*andla ha* just purchased a forty acre tarn* Northeast of the Brtergate club-from- and IS I - putting in roacwaya «uitf SA|Nad^ei^SPW.j .Each member gets 'between-' slat randj -seven acres for a homerft*- Andjsjl..***] Landis.- who -will remodel t^e farm:! house located pn bis six acres. "* A similar project i» under way Suit, west of the club w* of Wilmette men •few months ago"/ gre a'smatl-groupli ht forty acces a| 'O residents of the North &orercspeciafty^riiose bi -the younger set, who seek a natural and social environment, comparable to their home vil- lages, but prefer property not so advanced in price, McGuire & Orr offer opportunity to follow the lead *yf their former m -mm--' %-M IVe OfferjustraTew 2 to 3 ACRE HOMESITES ^1250 per acre and up in Noitliwoo^9:'& DEERFIELD is situated 3 miles west from Highland Park at the junction of the Waukegan Road and the new con- crete highway just completed westward from increasing timbered homesites to which a private wind- ing roadway gives access. It is situated just north of Deerfield, where town taxes do not apply. Indeed, to residents of the North Highland Park. It is adequately^uppli^L^Shore the taxation^m this property will with local shopping facilities, schofeJ and seem unbelievably Low* -,.,.. v%*"V%^^^^. churchrSTlt connects by bus line wi^rjie j^ g ^fj^t^:^^^^^^"^ North Shore Electric and has a station 6n m^ Northwoods, they will be sold nor in- theChicago,Milwaukee&St.PaulR^ discriminately, but only upon application. The St. Paul will inaugurate an improved McGuire 6^ Orr will consider and carefully suburban service wheri the new Union St*^^ upon ^^ application received, to the tion, now under construction^^ may have certain assurance l^rthwoods consists of spaoious, finel^_|o£^^ Representatives are on the properfjrjkd^ fe#: