The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

5, 1929 Baseball Practice, - ~ Resign_ s Delayed by Rai~. to Be Held This Sunday~.-.- - - - - - - The Wilmette Athletic baseball team was cheated out of preliminary practice last Sunday morning when the rain interfered with scheduled plan3. However, the boys will be out the coming Su.nday at 10 :30 a. m. to limber up and get the hang of things in general. . Anyone wishing to try out for tht! nine is asked to report Sunday morntng at the practice field, the Howard school grounds, to Manager Poe Rennolds. According to information gleaned by the manager, the local American Legion intends to sponsor a junior team to represent \Vilmette in the American Legion junior championship schedule which finishes in late summer with a "world series" between the country's two best outfits to be held at Cubs' Park. The winners are the guests of the major leagues at the world series. Practice for junior leaguers will be held at the Howard school grounds Saturday afternoon at 2 :30. Miss Frances Chapin,· who has been making her home with her -sister" )1rs. Raymond E. Thatcher, 714 Sheridan road, for over a year, will leave for her home in Los Angeles the latter part of next week. Miss Chapin has been ill since February and only now is fully recovered. Miss Irene Strickler, secretary of the \Vilmette Chamber of Commerce, has tendered her resignation, effective May 1. Miss Strickler came to Wilmette from Chicago, where she had been executive secretary of the credit bureau of the Chicago Coal Merchants association. She has served the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce since -oSeptember, 1927. ~Iiss Strickler and Mrs. John H. True of Davenport, her mother will leave next month to Iowa has been the guest of her mother, make their home in California. ~frs. John W. Cullen, 1226 Ashland avenue, this week. -oStedman \Villard. 330 Abbottsford ~Irs. Frank A. Brown, 945 ~lichigan road, Kenilworth, will return the latte~· avenue, will entertain her Tuesday club part of this week from Williams college, for his spring vacation. next week at her home. New Spring Wearing Apparel· Sport and Afternoon Dresses $13~75 alld up JEANETIE K. MARKS 332 WASHINGTON AVE. PHONE WIL. 1984 / Decorative Accessories · We also carry a line of unusually attractive wall papers, chintzes, draperies, fabrics, and chair coverings. Let u~ estimate ·o n your spring painting and papenng. We make curtains, drapes and re-cover furniture. The von Ammon Shop 910 Spanish Court Telephone Wil. 4114 A Man's Character Is Indicated By His Clothes The realization of being 'vell dressed will be reflected in one's bearing and poise. It is not only necessary to be well dressed but also correctly dressed in the full sense of the word. Only a qualified designer and tailor can assure you of this quality. A tailor is able to follow the garment throughout all the needed operations; We can supply you with everything that is necessary to be correctly dressed. Our large stock of suitable cloths ~ay be- inspected at your leisure. I Modernize your own home with famous du Pont colors ~ W have the remarkable du Pont Prepared Paint recommended by noted architects. Made by the makers ol. Doco.J It is scientifically manufactured under the duPont system of chemical controL We also have added an expert in ladies' tailoring to our staff. This will enable us to give the utmost in service to our many lady clients. We will welcome alterationst as well as new· workt on all furs and garments. Inside or out, whatever you may wish to paint, you can obaia a du Pont finish that is built to do the job right. . Don't wait. Come in and let us show you modern color schemes for your home. Du Pont PAINTs, VARNISHES, ENAMEL~, DUCQ , lit U. S. PAT.Ofl , , ' L~ 12 Fou~TH ~ ST_. __ PAP A GEORGE BROS. PHONE See Us for Electric Appliances and Repairs SPORTING GOODS RADIO I& SERVICE WILME~:E - . - 1907 H AR D"W'A:R.,B WHERE YOU'LL LIKE TO TfiADE LAWN SEED l.,ERTILIZERS GARDEN TOOLS 411 LINDEN AVE. . PHONE WIL. 284 3