· WILMETTE Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Lutz of 460 Haw- City, and Washington. Tl1ey were thorn Jane came home Monday from a given a private interview with Pr esi· ten-days' trip to New York, Atlantic dent Coolidge while' in \Vash ington. LIFE May 6, ' 1927 Eat FISH 15 57 Telephone your orders- Wilmette 649 No Toil We Deliver ~Jtlj ljit.-.mJ.m o..,.Ati'Kf SHERM~N AVENUE Evanston Even with your present ice-box you can be free from outside ice supply (Co n tinu ed from page 53) I th~y retraced their steps and a polsprin g day an d th ey were breaking off og1zed to the o~ner of th e hed~e, t. he~1 twigs from a hedge and lazi ly throw- removed the t\-V tl!S from the stdc\\al k. :ng them at each oth er. The owner of th e hedge was overF inally Sm ith , the more sr nsih lc of .joyed t? learn th~t the boys had co.mc the two. after he had been hit ve ry to realtze and smccrc ly regret dotng clo se to the eYe, sa id : the damage. "Look wh~ t we've het: n doing. From th en ?n Smith. and nrcm:n d~d Bro\\'n "we have been destroying thi s not throw twigs ~nd d:d evcryt hm g tn hedge 'and litterin g the sidewalk wit h th eir power to dtscoura l~<' other h o~·..:. - - - - -- from doing what th ey had done. Now there is a School-Sco ut ram paign to do the same work that ~tn i t h Ask Your Dealer for and Brown arc doing, di sco urag-in g oth er boys from injuring \Vilmettc and in nlace of injuring the villagr , hea\1 A Song In Every Seed. tif);ing it. It's better than what you tl'ink Is best. Here is a littl e se t of rulrs : 1. Patronize the sidewalk. 2. Don't hreak twigs from hcd;..;l". 3. Don't trampl e on the gra:..-... 4. Keep hark alleys clean. 5. Don't hark the tr<'rs . 1o h 11 \V a r r t · 11 --N. \ . ' CJean· Up twigs eye." aPd, to cap ·it all, I nearly lost my SCOUfS CO'""pazgn · A tmS · Qf 1 h' k' Brown, who was a s ow-t m tng in f"' ·JJ B . J dividual, after a moment's thought, V t age eautt1 U heartily agreed with Smith. So .together Eleanor Bird Seed Protect Growing Things Red Cross Shoes - made over the famous "Limit" lasts and having the Arch -Tone arch-support are as ultra -comfortJble as they are ultrasmart. One -scrap Red Cross shoe in black patent, black kid , or black sa£in. );ow tl1at sp rin g is line and all tht· thing:-; are s howing s i g n~ oi grO\\Lh. ii is very i111portant that we pruttrt tht· young plants . :\s at th i:-; time of tht' vcar th e ground is \·<·ry sof t - grea t damage can be done to thr gra-s h \· walking on it. It is the gra sc; that :Hld..; beaut\· to n ur communitv even ii it i. the coar se grass of a \~ acant lot. \\'( know that it loo ks bet t(·r than a ln t filkd \\ith rubbi ~h and w<' L ·<k The shrul> s mav al so he d;Hnagnl by fDnli :-.h habit s. as - when we pass a l>u "h \\:f hrl'ak off a tin y bran ch. One branch may nut harm it hut if every pa:-,nr. passing every day. did it, what woul d be left of the bush ? s(l it ::- 11ll t ··ll h the care of the plant -; but al "o th e pro tection that helps to be :mt ify our tuwn ·So if th<' children w ,u!d help bv noi walking on th e gra:-,s or hrL·a kin~ shrubs it would mak e a Jh· tter \Yil mette. Norman Brucdigan R.\ Louis Bromfield may he ... aid :. haYe reached a high plac e in tilL· liiL of Europe. His publi:-, h cr~ ~llltlilltThT that he ha s been broadca sting talb 111 , American literature from the EifTt' l Tower. Perhaps he had to ditnh tha t high to get away from his pur~un~ for \H' venture to think that mam· i1 Europe would not agree with . t: .t laudatory remarks he is making. .\ t any rate he ha s proven himself to !)· cut out for a sailor or an ct\'ia~or His new book, by the way, \\·hic l. Stokes will pub lish in Augu:-;t, \f r Bromfield is not loath to · have an nounced will be called "A Good \Y(\ man." A serum to combat ptomaine pnt snu ing in man and forage poisoning- in animals was devebped by the llni\'(' f · sity of Illin ois. Mr. and Mrs. \ Vh ipple ]at.:oh::; oi 420 Elder la ne an nounce the hi.rth oi a daughter, Nancy, at the Evanston hospital April 19. The Frigidaire fro~t coil does the work of 100 pounds, of ice and neJter melts! A smart three eyelet tie oxford in tan calf. also comes in black calf. ERHAPS the ice-box you have is a good one. If it is, you can make a Frigidaire of it-easily and economically. A "frqst coil" to replace the ice-a few simple connections and you are completely and permanently independent of outside ice supply. Your foods will be kept in a uniform temperature 0 12. colder than you can expect with ice. You will have a dessert and ice-making compa~tment always below freezing. You will have genuine Frigidairethe kind that is serving more users than all other makes of electric refrigerators combined. Come in today. 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