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[JFE: August 31, .1928 "Ye Old Style Inn" to . · Occupy Gage Homestead Carl G. Fleig, Chicago r~staurant man has leased from Stanley K. Gage the ~ld Gage family homestead at the northwest corner of Sheridan road and Chestnut street, and will open it as a cafe to be called "Ye Old Style Inn." The place was until recently the Lake Shore Terrace. The present lease is from September 1. The old structure was built in 1873 by Henry H. Gage. The Gage family owned a large part of what is now known as No Man's Land between Wilmette and Kenilworth. Rev. Vere V. Lqper The Rev. V~re · V. Loper, recently called to the ministry of, the First Congregational church, will bring Mrs. Loper and their children to Wilmette next week and will preach his inaugural sermon here Sunday, September 9. The Rev. William E. McCormack, who has be~ in charge of the Congregational church activities since the departure of Dr. Stephen A. Lloyd last winter, will be minister of education and will have charge of the educational work of the church. This Sunday, September 2, the Rev. Virgil B. Mayne, of Straight college, will conduct the morning service at 11 o'clock. He will preach a Labor Day sermon on the subject, "The Master Workman." to Assume Ministr:v in Wilmette Sept. 9 I COMING SOON A number of marvelous baked items will be offered to patrons of the Dutch Oven from tinie to time during the season which starts now. Unusual things--different. unique-a contribution to the joy of living. The many items which our patrons have enjoyed so much in the past, will of course, be retained. The new creations (our own) will. be added to keep pace with · the constant, progressive growth of our business. You will find it well worth while to pay· frequent visits to one of our stores.* · HOLD RUMMAGE SALE (Contributed) The Ladies' guild of Christ church, Winnetka, have announced October 18 as the date of their rummage sale, to be held at the Parish house, Oak and Linden streets, between the hours of 8 in the morning and 9 o'clock that night. Contributions are eagerly solicited. Discarded clothing, children's apparel, men's suits or overcoats, ladies' dresses, gloves, hats, coats and shoes, novelties, underwear, furniture, kitchen ware, glass, lamps, books. The articles may be sent to the Pa,rish house at any time or by calling Mrs. William Eldridge, Winnetka 1784-;and she will gladly arrange transportation. The proceeds of the sale will be used for the missionary obligations of the Guild and it is hoped that everyone will lend her aid in making the sale a great RETURN FROM FISHING TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. McCabe and their two children, Peggy and Frank, Jr., returned Monday from a fishing trip at Chain Lakes, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. 0. ]. Lorenz and their daughter, Vivian, 221 Greenleaf avenue, and Dr. and Mrs. R. Bosworth and their daughter, Elaine, of Ravinia, left with them three weeks ago, but returned sooner than the McCabe family whose vacation extended to the first of this week. · ·IF YOU PLEASE We ask you, in so far as possible, to order your Saturday requirements either on Friday or eCJ.rly Saturday morning. They will be held for you until you call, or if .you prefer, will be delivered to your home. In this way you will avoid being disappointed and we w~ll be able to serve you better. Robert Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wilson. of 1118 Central avenue, has returned from a five weeks' trip to Co~rado. He visited in Ft. Collins Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Addenbrooke of and traveled to many points in the 727 Forest avenue will return next eastern part of Colorado. -oweek from their summer home at Mr. and Mrs. Louis Melind of 693 Corey lake, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Geddes of Oak Park and her niece, Sheridan road, their daughter, ·MarcelMiss Willinah Dickinson of Oakland, lite, and Miss Genevieve Emrich have Cal., are friends of the Addenbrookes returned from . "Red Oaks," Eagle who are occupying their home during River, Wis., where they spent three the month of August. weeks. I J. SHORTRIDGE Mason Contractor Porches General Repair Cement, Stone Walks and 421 Richmond Phone Kenilworth 2735 112 9 CENTRAL AVE. WILMETTE I ,. · t 512 MAIN ST. EVANSTON Phone ·2998 : Greenleaf 6132 I ,., *Our New Store at 512 MAIN ST., Now Open EVAN~TON