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August Jl, 1928. WILMETTE Mr. and' Mrs. Ha~es McKinney returned to their home at 1035 Chestnut avenue yesterday after a delightful outing in the west. They have been stopping at the Horseshoe , Inn, Estes Park, Colo. for the past month. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Potter and their three children, of 925 Chestnut avenue, have been with them, and ·together, they all have been riding the mountain trails. The McKinneys also have spent some of their time with Mrs. I. K. Stover. and her son and daughter, who have been at Elkhorn Lodge, Estes Park. Mrs. G. A. Beem and her daughter, Mrs. Maynard Cleven of 707 Linden avenue, have returned home after spending the summer m Hesperia Mich. ' LIFE R. H. Simonds Wins North·ShQre Title· in Horseshoe Tilts R. H. Simonds and E. C. Salzman, of Wilmette, were defeated by Windelborn and Lindberg, of Evanston, in the finals of the doubles competition at the· annual north shore horseshoe pitching tournament sponsored by the Evanston Recreation board. The scores were 21 to 13 and 21 to 17. Games . were played at Lake Shore park, Evanston, Monday night. The singles championship was won by R. H. Simonds Tuesday night when he defeated E. C. Salzman, his doubles partner of the night before, in an up. hill battle 3-21, 21-4, and 21-9. Salzman was the winner of the north shore singles championship last year. In playing for the singles title Simonds and Salzman each put out a member of the doubles team which had defeated them Monday night. Winners of both the singles and doubles horseshoe pitching honors will be rewarded with silver loving cups. An interesting match is expected next week when Simonds anrl Salzman will meet again to decide the horseshoe pitching championship of \Vilmette. WIN IN TRIBUNE CONTEST Two Winnetka women who received prizes in the Tribune Garden contest this year were Mrs. William Crilly of 606 Provident avenue and Mrs. E. H. Johnson of 127 Church road. With a better season and more experience, the contestants generally have better gardens this year than la .;t. according to judg-es·. Hundreds of ne\\. names appeared on the e ntn· li sts this year, making competition ·keen. TAKE OUTING ·1N WEST Read About the Kello11 Pe~ee · Pact Representatives of I 5 nations join in pact to deliver the world from the possibilities of war. Skeptics silenced as Europe acclaims America's Peace Envoy-Mr. Kellogg. Complete text of the Kellogg Peace Pact together with comments from the European and American press may be found in the August 2. 7th issue of The Christian Science Monitor On Sale in Wilmette CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM 1163 Wilmette Ave. -o-Mrs. Harvey A. Craig of 716 Lake avenue has taken her two eldest children, James and Daphne. with her on a boat trip to Detroit and Niagara Falls. -a-Frank R. Adams. 925 Greenwood ~~~f~·~t~t·»r.J~.td from ~al.ifornia tbi.s weeK. ne made the tnp m a matl plane. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One Year ...... . . . .. .. . . $9.00 Three Months . . . . . . ... .. $2.25 Six Months . . . . . . . . 4.50 One Month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75 Single Copy . . . 5 Centa EXHIBIT PAINTINGS Helen R. Dawes, 1034 Westmoor road. Winnetka. and \Villiam Schmedtgen, 710 Greenl~af avenue, Wilmette. are two local artists displaying their work in the group of Illinoi s artists' pictures at the seventv-ninth annu::tl State Fair at Springfield. ~fr. and Mrs. Charles ~f. Burlingame returned ~rf on day to th eir home at 812 Greenleaf avenue. Th e \· visited ~-irs . Burlingame's sister at Cambridge. Ohio and went to ~ ew York Citv. Boston. and Kiagara Fall s on th ei r tiwtnr trip ., Their mother. Mrs. Tohn Denni~. and their two children. ~ran· anrl n,)h, accompanied them. · A UJ2,~?,,~~~:s BAE~!;!i~eE~r on all makes. ~otor overhauling, carbon removed, valves reground, electrical checking. PA~~:~nly first-quality materials which make the job last longer and look better. Also paperhanging. L & R AUTO SERVICE J 3 2 Linden Ave. Ph. Wit. 3064 PORTENHAUSER 1030 Greenleaf Wit. 2 764 Radio . . . repaired or re-charged. Also new batterie s . . . or used ones at a saving. PIC!.t!.~;~hat old picture frame. Cracked and broken picture frames perfectly repaired. -o__; WILMETTE BATIERY and ELECfRIC SERVICE 740 12th St. Ph. Wit. 6gr SUTPHEN & SUTPHEN Ph. Wit. 844 1 183 Wilmette Ave. Walter Lyle Moore, 1038 Gre~nwood avenue, left last Saturda\· for a stav at Niag-ara Falls. He \~· ill also vistt his uncle and aunt. Mr. and 1-'Irs. Verner C. Kreuter of Rochester, N. Y. who have a summer home in the Adirondacks. "Camp Elvernada," and his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Moore of Long Island, N. Y. -0- ing or re-wiring homes. Repairs on vacuum cleaners, irons. toasters and other appliances. EL~~;:!,!SAm~n for wir- RA~~~e~vice 1 all brands of sets. Will check over your connections, aerial, tubes, etc. Accessories at standard prices. WM. G. BEYRER '1 2Q WM. G. BEYRER 119 Central Ave. Ph. Wit. 81 REP AIRING is no longer jack-of-all-trades, affair, but a highly specialized business in which training is necessary to each branch ... to insure satisfaction. Therefore you'll find definite tndividuals or firms engaged in definite lines of repatnng. Those listed herewith are dependable . . . and welcome your patronage. A card party will be given at the home of Mrs. John Boylston, 1302 Chestnut street. Friday. August 31, at 2 ·o'clock. for the benefit of the sanctuary department of the Woman's Catholic club of Wilmette. Central Ave. Ph. Wit. 8 I pu~~,!,~E~1 d repairing. -o-Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Driver. with th e ir daughters, Beatrice and Charlene .. have returned to their home at 423 Abbottsford road. Kenilworth, from an eight day stay at the Four Seasons' club Pembine, Wis. Old ones made to work as thev should: new ones installed.· . ~·fetal return air ducts, smoke pipes, pipe covering, new moist air humidifiers. R ~~~~o those leaks now. y~~~~~s~!! season to rePhone Wilmttte Jo6o-J061 1 2 1 9 Wilmtttt A vr. c. · Shingles or composttiOn roofs . . . or will lay new protection right over the old covering. place worn and rusted gutters, down-spouts, etc. Orders taken for ventilators and skylights. WOLFF -GRIFFIS, Inc. I I I AJAX ROOFIN·G CO. 607 Main St. Ph. Wil. I · MWN HARDWARE CO. -aLoUie Lou Triggs of 1041 Ashland avenue, Wilmette, is spending two weeks at Pentwater, Mich .. the P."ue:;t of Mary Lou Alger of Kenilworth . 9 Central A vt. Ph. Wil. 18 3 248 IGN~:.~~l~OI; system on a -oMr. and Mrs. John Stewart King nf Evanston are announcing the birth nf a son, John Grovenor KitH:. cat the Evanston hospital, August 21. .car is as important as the heart in the human body. Let us take care of any defects along this line. SH?~~uild and re-sole shoes TII~·~:!rt to give them that newlooking appearance. A good way to Economy. Get my prices. workmanship will add many miles to the life of your old tire. Our fine equipment allows us to do the best possible job. -o-Mrs. Harold F. Condit has been ill at her home, 614 Laurel avenue, fot nearly two months. WILMETIE BATIERY and ELECfRIC SERVICE 740 12th St. Ph. Wit. 691 MISSTY SHOE REPAIR 1 1 58 Phone Wit. 4 3 54 Wilmette Ave. l_ WILME'ITE BATIERY and ~ ELECTRIC SERVICE · 740 11th St. Pb. Wil. 691