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· September 21, 1928 Miu Ruth Stoker Wecla Meyen-Janette Wedding Dr. Frederick W. Schacht Taking Place Saturday In St. Francis Xavier church Saturday morning, September 22, at 9 :30 o'clock, Miss Ethel G. Meyers, daugh· ter of Mrs. E. G. Meyers of Davenport, Iowa, will become the bride of John Irving Janette, son of Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Janette of Kenilworth. The Rev. Bernard Brady will officiate at the ceremony and James T. Carney, soloist with the C hicago Symphony orchestra, will sing the High Ma!,s. The service witt be followed by a wedding breakfast at the Orrington hotel. The wedding party will include Miss Gertrude Puefer of Davenport as maid of honor and Miss Mary Loretta Janette of Kenilworth as bridesmaid, Record S. Ferris of Chicago, best man, and W. Scott Twinting of La Grange, usher. After their wedding trip Mr. Janette and his bride wiJl make their home in Rogers Park. Miss Ruth Stoker and Dr. Frederick W. Schacht of Racine, Wis~ were married at 8:30 o'clock, Thursday night, September 14 in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dee A.. Stoker of 228 Myrtle' street, Winne't~a. The Stokers were for many years residents of Wilmette. The bride's gown was of ivory satin and net, fashioned with a basQue and gracefully uneven hemline. The cap of the long tulle veil was of honiten lace and orange blossoms. Miss Kath- . erine Smits of Baltimore, Md., who was the maid of. -~~or, was gowned in green chiffon ~--~wo of the small flower girls wore blue, and the other pale pink crepe de chine. The bride's nephew, who served as ringbearer. was in white. Dr. Edward Schacht of Detroit was the best man and the ushers included Leroy Stoker and Milton Schacht of Racine. The Schachts have left for a motor trip and will make their future home at Rochester, Minn., where Dr. Schacht is on the staff at Mayo Brothers' hospital. For Play or Dre·· Hue's a Buster Brown model of solid calfskin in rithu ,brown or black. Comfortable rubbtr heel. Made to plrase both youths and big bOys. $4.50 aad $5.00 Shoes for the Little' Miss A dainty black patent luther laced oxford, with foot forming · last and rubber heel. A Bustrr Brown model. All sizes. $4.50 Tweedoroy Lickers Made to stand lots of bard wear. Materials of dark gray and brown corduroy. Boys' Sweat Sbh-ts Heavy fleece lined white cotton materials, blue. collars and cuffs. attractive designs in front. Priced at First Scand. Evangelical R86 Elm St., ·winnetka Roy A. Thompson, pastor 80!) Cht>stnut Court (Winn. 2304) !· ::'0 a.m. Sunday :-C'hool. SnnchQ·. St·J·trmbt·r 2:l Cla.:o:;:-;e::; for all 11 age~. a.m . l\iorning· wor:o;hip. Steering Knuckle Breaks; Car Hits Telepbone Pole Otto A. Schulz, of 2838 Thayer street, Evanston, suffered several broken ribs and c;ome bad cuts on the head early Sunday morning when the sedan in which he was riding with R. J. Bastine, 1121 Oak avenue, . Evanston, became unmanageable and ran ig_to a telephone pole on Lake avenue west of Hibbard road. The two men were going west on Lake avenue, with R. ]. Bastine at the wheel. wben ,according to the poli.ce report, the steering knuckle of the car broke, sending the machine to the ditch. Schulz was taken to the Evanston hospital. Bastine suffered only minor injuries. $3·$3.50 $1.00 ii p.m . Young People's meeting. T ~!km~St~ '· S 900 LINDEN AVE. HUBBARD WOODS 1125 CENTRAL AVE. WILMETTE 7:45 p.m. Gos)lel ::;ervice. "The PerHonal Letttn·s of the . Glorified Christ to Hi!' Church." Thursday, Septembn !7 8 p.m. Mid-week service. Studies in the Rook of the Prophet Daniel. "Open thou mine eyes, that I may behold wondrou~ things out of Thy law." Psa. 119 :lS. ~1111111111111111111111 SINCE ·1111111111111111111111'~ Stores open I tom 8 to 6 P. M. Abo Saturday Evenings. · Allmm©~tt URillbxellikew<H1lb ll® ((J)IP> JP)© wtttill Imn tty 1r© lEMy & ~~~~5)(Q)(Q) lHI©mm® Att & CG<ermuniimt® §~<elfll~ll~o This seven room stucco house has four bedrooms and oil heat. It is most advantageously located in finest southeast \Vilmette, close to schools and transportation. The lot alone is worth $13,500. A conservative bank has just loaned twelve thousand dollars. The house is obtainable at one half reproduction cost solely because the present owner took it in trade on a large transaction and has decided to write oft' enough to move it at once. Price $18.500. We congratulate the quick acting buyer who first makes a deposit. 1 = = -=~- !E:~~~~~;s BUSINESS on Wm. C. McCaR First and Second Mortgages Investments and Insurance I Sari~~~~:~ ! i 3 - 1609 Sherman Ave. Suite 214 University 559 Sl6" MONEY Have funds to loan on choice lm· . proYed North Shore Suburban re· tdence propert7 at 6~ t. tntel'ellt. 8ee us on renewals. alwaya be tJtranged. IBaird & Warner i INC. I 528 Davis St., Evanston Greenleaf 18 55 Btiugate I ~ = E. G! Paaliq & Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. M.a. IZSI ;:........,..llllllllniiiUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIUUIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.. THE TREND IS NO.RTH Highland Park Property Values Are Now Favorable for Present Purchases, With Prospects for Future Increase BILLS REALTY, Inc. Sheridan Road-Del Lago District Wilmette Telephone \ililmett~ 3740-J7.fl Loop 08icn. 208 South La Salle street--State 0266 1 6o} .HARKNESS and BYRN 8 N. Sheridan Rd. TELEPHONES HIGHLAND PARK 2542-1769