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it~y of Jivanston. Tis year the sister, 1Mrs. WI. P. Safety fane wilI be operated from 8 daughter, Anita, of PI a.m. to 6 p.m., beginning Monday, and Mrs. McCormick's r July 17, and endÎng Saturday, july 22. er. Mr. and Mrs. J. L The spirit in which this service is Long Beach, N. Y., % offered by the Evanston officiais is an extended visit bere. expected to meet wit h a hearty re- sponse fromi Wilmette citizens., The TIAEF inspection which the Safeyaeaf- RMOEIG fords'may reveal,,mechanical imper-.AOLTATl fections whichfr if* pot corrected, niay A UE resuit in serlous accidents or ioss f 214Ae.îILorîAE, S HOMES *OUILT TO The following letter f rom. Mayor1 Charles H. Bartlett of Evanston to President 'Dubbs gives full informa- tion on the fane: "-On JuJY. 17 to 22, inclusive, the' eu- t'eau of Accident Prevention of the City .of Evanston wilI conduct the fourth an- for defects In brakes. lighting, or any other niechanical parts. The lane will be established on Lake street, f rom Hinman to.Chicago avenues, and, will be open froni 8 a.m. to 6 P.m. *'As In. other years, these tests will be " b l absolutely1 frèeeof )charge-, with a view to showing the owners of cars Whr they are abl1e to Instite safer d11~ by making such minor adjustments as the tests show necessary. Weare inviting you, through the Village board and Police departnîent, to urge Wilmette drivers to use this la-ne. Weè feel that the. volume of cars, checked in other 3*ears proves the need for, this work, anld that any corrections which are nmade after these tests w111 -iid- safer driving conditions throtaghout thsviciity. .11I ask your co -operation and interest, feeling that North Shore drivers pas e- ing through Evanston are, as much en - titled to this service as our o.wn uti- Seuiptor and Wife Dinner Guests Here MNr. and Mrs. Ulr.ic H. Ellerhusen of New York, formerly of Chicago, were dintier guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Gilhofer of 347 Washington. avenue. Mr. ElIerhusen is a sculptor.ý He made-the statuary ini the' Capitol building ,ini Baton Rouge, La,. He made the govern- nientmemorialat Harrodsbourg, Ky., whicl-i. commemorates the first pe r- manient. settiement in1 the west. He gained the contract against rnany competitors. Mr.. and Mrs, Filer- ER- SIwcialists ins- REWAVING RINGLETS, and ail leading PERMANENT WAVES Scientifw ,Facials and Actuat phetograph taoooig foi, ef ileury', ex'clusive P.rsiau.ug 7e.. T. a UP-ave yu eard ït home air conditioning rec sa well known voice teacher in New York, and at present is hold- ing classes in Chicago, --o-. Mrs. John Marshall Roberts, ý328 Warwick moail, KenilwQrth, is 'ex- Pecting Mrs. Helén Casterboiz from Flushing, N. Y., to be ber gu est for a few days.. it. is too moist. (3) It purilies keeps it in constant circulation. and system. Corne in ar £ble it is on-.a~iy Ici of £ day. I Sec the modem home Iigh:iug diela, aube uxhibite/the Elea,*aI Iudavwy ja the Voeld's Pair EIeark~dBLIg REPAIRING «ý WORK 1 h. w 1 l. 4 491 s of-a day.