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WILMETTE LIFE November 30, 1928 N be held at the Wilmette Parish Meth...------odist church Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Joseph B. Marshall will enterVVednesday afternoon the second of evening, December 6, under auspices tain her Tuesday club at luncheon a series of interclass basketball games of the Ladies' Aid society of the and bridge next week at her home, wa-s played at the Mallinckrodt High Motquito · Fighters Accomplish church. The Woman's Exchange or- 1040 Elmwod avenue. school. The juniors matched the sen.Big Job During Summer Sea· iors very closely. So much so, that son; Plan for Spring for a time the latter team feared breaking its record as winning team of the school. The score was 12-17 in faThe North Shore Mosquito Abatevor of the seniors. ment district, at its November meeting at the Wilmette Village hall last MonStarting December lat and continuing all month. Mrs. Earl G. Low of 1700 Forest day evening, discussed the work of the Open St~tutdtl~ Ev1ninga Until 9 P. M. avenue has been entertaining her par- past season and outlined plans for an ents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. R. Underwood early resumption of activities next of Kelly Lake, Wis. as her house- spring. guests for five weeks. They were deEstabllahed in 19!0 The report of Superintendent Wiltained for that length of time as both 801-110 GROVE ST. · - · - · · · Private Parking Space liam Ed·ward s, covering in detail the of them were ill. Mr. Underwood, who Phone.: University 5712 Greenleaf 2300 just passed his ninety-second birth- accomplishments of the past season, The Largest Exclutrive .Carpet, Rug ttnd Linoleum Store day, and Mrs. Underwood left this was presented. It began with the · North of the 11Loop" . opening of the district office and headweek for their winter home at Fowl quarters at 1853 Green Bay road , GlenRiver, Ala. coe last April, and continued through out the operations, w,hich closed only a few days ago. At the height of the season's erarlication campaign activities included a force, in addition to the superintendent and his office assistant, comprising two foremen, one troubleman, one in .:;pector, one night watchman and thirty-four field workers. Accomplish Big Job As indicated by the report, a vast amount of work was accomplished. which is to be resumed and extended next year when the main channel opening to permit the free flow of water is completed. The Chicago Sanitary district workers have been doing- the channeling job. After discontinuing the ·dynamit ing operations some time ago, they continued their · effort~, employing the drag-like method until zero weather halted operations. It was announced at the meeting Monday evening, that the sanitary district's recent curtailment of operations had extended to the work it was doing in the North Mosquito Abatement district , and that there would be no more work on the channel this winter. Would Alter Disrict Plans It is hoped, however, that the plans of the Sanitary district may be altered ~ufficiently to permit completion of thr drainage work to the County line or at least to Dundee road. The opening of this channel is the very foundation of the Mosquito Abatement district work If it can be completed this . winter, it will not only carry off the spring flood water, but will enable the mosquito fighters to get an early start on operations next year. ' GOOD WIU.. DINNER ganization in the parish will co-operate A Good· Will dinner and sale is to in the enterprise. Seniors Win lnterclaaa Game at Mallinckro~t MAKES ANNUAL REPORT ·, ON ABATEMENT PROJECT - c BARBY'S BIG CARPET, RUG aad LINOLEUM SALE DAVm G. BARBY lo th It gi gi ev ac ut or ki be as th fir th fn n li e1 or ,. q as a li b~ Sl~ THE UNIQUE CHARM i That Holds a (juest \\' a 1 Ia of ac This residential hotel achieves its finest appeal in ways that are simple . . . .. by making elegance, home-like .... by keeping the informal, distinguished ··.. by maintaining service unusually adequate, yet pleasingly human. So unique is the charm of Orrington life that fully 70% of all guests have had homes here, continuously, ever since the hotel opened. Is it not probable that the Orrington can offer yo,u, also, a finer, happier, more comfortable home? A /lfll fii"Y auratti1JI 1 lo 4 roo. Orrington suites ar1 now a1Jailable-sot~~t ~mfort~ished and with leikbmettes. Altrtldi" long-term. I~~Ues makt Orrington ratts ·o bigbir than for 111Jerap accom111~tions. 1 The nurses from the Battle Creek baths Miss Mildred Belden and Miss Mild;ed Knowles, are spending this week-end at Toledo, Ohio and are planning to return Saturday night. { Christmas Suggestions W IU'drobe Suit Cases $7.50, $10.00, $15.00 and up Overnight Cases · $5.00, $7.50, $12.00 and up Fitted Suit Cases Hand Bags and Bill F olda EVANSTON'S LARGEST AND FINEST HOT! _ ~IA-w'JA "'W'n)IIK EST 185fiJ 2~~ CHICAGO