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ERA SOPRANO TSUNDAYCLUB rrence Macbeth Secured To Sing In Wilmette This Sunday RS. WINTER SPEAKS WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1924 ead of Women's Clubs to Give Address One of the most notable programs ver planned for the Wilmette Sunday lub will be offered Sunday, January 9, When Miss Florence Macbeth, colora- tura of the Chicago Civic Opera com- pany and conceded to be America's leading soprano, will sing, and Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, president of the General Federation of Women's clubs of America will speak. Arrangements are being made to pro- vide extra seating space in the auditor- ium of the First Congregational church so that a large audience can be accom- modated with comfort. It is felt cer- tain that Sunday Evening club atten- dance records will be shattered upon this occasion. Miss Macbeth has long been a favor- ite among musicians throughout Amer- ica and her coming to Wilmette is a real event and a distinct achievement for the Executive committee of the club. She is one of the most prominent figures in the field of music and is a favorite of the concert stage as well as opera. Mrs. Winter is an author of note and and an excellent speaker. She is a leader of nation-wide) reputation and constantly in demand for speaking en- gagements. The Wilmette Sunday Eve- ning club considers itself most fortun- ate in securing her for this unusual pro- gram. Her subject will be, "This Changing World," a theme that prom- ises much of interest for Sunday club patrons. Garages Work Overtime As Cold Snap Aftermath Every garage and service station in the village was operating "full blast" on New Year's day as the result of the arctic wave that swept over this section on New Year's Eve. At most garages one found long lines of "disabled" cars awaiting their turn to get a re-tuning. Owners of the well known "open air garages" were found scurrying about the village early Tuesday to find a warm place for their machines. Towing crews were called out more frequently than the Insurance patrol. Old man winter played the motoring public a rather mean trick. Let Us Show Them to You The very latest styles in ladies' coast and dresses. Our prices are always mod- erate. Unique Style Shop 1126 CENTRAL AVE. Ph. Wil. 2403 North Shore Has Day In Evanston Speeder Court Wilmette and Winnetka had there day in Magistrate J. F. Boyer's Evans- ton speeders' court late last week. Three alleged violaters of the speed laws all of them residents of the north shore, appeared before the magistrate and were assessed fines. They included John A. Keith of Win- netka, Alfred Bergan and Arnold Hanson of Wilmette. Junior Police To Elect Captain and Lieutenants The Wilmette Junior police, com- prising boys of upper grade and high school ages, will meet at the Village hall, Saturday, January 12, to elect a captain and two lieutenants. The Juniors were recently organized by Superintendent of Police Denman. Charles Lundberg, 1538 Walnut avenue, has been elected chief of the force which numbers 25 members. ing, January 5, beginning at 9 o'clock, according to John Gukeisen, acting postmaster. Applications for this ex- amination must be made on the pre- scribed form, it is announced, which, with necessary instructions, may be obtained from the postmaster at Kenilworth. EXAMINATION DAY A good New Year's resolution to adopt is that you will have a phys- ical examination on your birthday, says the state department of public health. It might help you to enjoy the privilege of making many more. POST OFFICE CLERK EXAM Examinations for the position of post office clerk at the Kenilworth post office will be held Saturday morn- |pWPi as Bee*?,*3^* | l Cac&se zoe I .please>/m A DD your order to the bunch that's coming in--we can take care ot it. From all indications you'll need a lot of coal this sea- son. There are two kinds of coal--the kind of coal we sell and the other kind--and you'll need less of the kind we sell. WILMETTE BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 447 Main Street Phone Wilmette 2288 ^¥ USE YOUR DOUBLE ROASTER or broiler to cook one of our roasts or thick steaks, and if it is properly seasoned you will truly have a "dainty dish to set before a king." We warrant the quality of our meats. They never disappoint. White Cash Market 1189 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilmette 2779 We deliver in Evanston, Wilmette, Kenilworth, In- dian Hill, Winnetka Our Phone Orders Receive Careful Attention We Offer and recommend for January Investment First Mortgage Real Estate 6% and G%% Bonds On High Grade Wilmette and Evanston Properties Denominations: $100-$500-$1000 Descriptive Circulars Sent on Request We invite you to consult with our officers regarding your investments STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY of Evanston Resources over Eight Millions Established 1874 Member Federal Reserve System Open Saturday Evenings from 6 to 8 o'clock '~T~1-- TOMOVIES BY THE LINDEN DE LUXE GARAGE WANTTO STAKTTMt NEW YEAR RIGHT? 7 qe %# I HEREBY resolve during the coming year to treat my car like one of the family and not wait until it is sick abed before I take it to the repair shop. I'm going to give it a square deal the year round. Sign here............................................ This Store Open Saturday Evenings Until 9 o'clock ws&m Sale of Flannelette Nightwear Beginning Saturday, January 5th And they are made by Brighton--you can depend on their wearing qualities, their comfortable Ht, and their attractive as well as practical styles. Every item listed below is priced extremely low for this sale, which starts Saturday, January 5th. For Women I,adits' Gowns, made from an excellent quality flannel- ette, attractive pink and blue stripes, in regular sizes only. These garments we sell reg- ularly for $1.50 each. This sale, or until our supply is sold, choice ................. 95c A better quality, in regular sizes, trimmed with mercer- ized braids, combined in a lot with extra sizes up to 48. Choice of this entire lot many garments of which sold up to $2JO each, for----- $1.69 For Children Children's flannelette sleep- ers, both with and without feet, up to and including size 10 years. In these lots are also a limited number of Dr. Denton garments. These garments are all fresh and new, and have been grouped in two lots, regardless of former prices, at $1.45 and $1 And Misses These gowns for girls are cut full and roomy, they are made extra long, so as to be warm, and are so well made they will give ots and lots of service. All even lizes from b to 14 are here in this lot. Your choi.%- for........ 95c In addition to the above, many other items of flannelette nightwear, such as men's shirts, pajamas, and also hoy's garments, are priced low for this sale, and are out on tables where selections are easily made. Come in, and supply your needs NOW. ne McAllister-Worthen Co. 1146 Wilmette Ave. -- Wilmette