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April 19, 1929 Play Boosters Assemble at Banqttet Table VB'IBBDIOid I'IWIK B. BBWIM I Specializing in the treatment of your best friends, the "Dog aad ~at" All Calls Receive My Personal Attention LADY ASSISTANT 1000 Ridae Ave. Wilmette 3347 Several hundred villagers interested in the activities s ~)Onsored hy the Wilmette Playground and Recreation board gathered in the Howard school gymnasium Thursday of la st week for the semi-annual Recreation board banquet. The meeting was featured by preser:ttation of awards to winners in the various winter sport's events. PHOTO BY STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER You can grow beautiful flow· ers t;hat will be admire~. by all who see them. Start with good seed· and plants and a well prepared seed bed. Adequate fertilization is the secret of the wonderful flowers grown by professionals. National A. A. U. Boxing Show Comes to Chicago Boxing fans who like plenty of action in the ring are promised ju· st that . . when the national A. A. U. champwnships in all classes from 112 pounds to heavyweights take place at the Chicago Stadium Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights, April 23, 24, and 25. There will be from twenty-five to thirty fights each night involving the i best amateur battle~s from all parts of the United States. This is the first time that a national A. A. U. boxing championship has ever been held in Chicago: ¥ost . ?f the twenty-five A. A. U. dtstncts will send teams of from three to ten fighters, the best in each ·section of the country. Eliminations will be held the first two nights and the semi-finals on the last night. Officials as well as the fighters will come from all parts of the country. President Avery Bru11dage of the National A . .A. U. and officials of the Central A. A. U. will be in direct charge of the tournament. T~e fighters will meet for three, three-minute rounds, an extra round to h e ordered in case of a draw at the end of three rounds. The Dudley Lesters, formerly of Wilmette and now living in Chicago, have rented a furnished home in Wilmette for the summer . If you would grow flowers that rival the experts, feed them. Before planting your flower garden, work into each 100 square feet of soil. 4 to 6 pounds of ....., I .Arn~our:S · r,::;.-:: GROWEB ,.·. IT IS PINE TREE O LOOK AT THE BACK of your hostess' silv~r. She wants you to. It's her cue for re· latmg th~ quaintest story I DO==IF D ...,.,. CtrtiiD. lloWeecl&efl. a-ltiQulc:k . . P.W ,_ ~~,.,., ..1 l ..... Of how that pine tree image that you see on the (everse stde of her silver was once the mark of ster[mg on the Pine Tree Shi[[ing ""Amcric~'s first silvct com And of how it means Sterling, unmis-=cakably. on her silver today WouWn't you too, [ike to possess thts bc,,utifu[ silvcr·with .. a=story? J,.,,. Aslc for dacripdw boofdd on fndlit.er practice for auburbcaa lawna and 1ardcm. ll61 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette, Ill. John Weiland 1614 Sherman Ave., Evanston, Ill. John Weiland E. C. Weiss,e nberg · SJS Elm St., 'VInnetka, Ill. Hipp &Coburn Co Jewelers Supe~0673. Indian Hill Auto & Hdwe. Co. Indian 1{111, Ill. Wilmette, Ill. 1219 Wilmette An., Wilmette, Ill. Hoffman Bros. Millen Hardware Co. Stachel's Greenhouse Wllm1,)tte, Ill. 1119 Central Ave., Wilmette, Ill. !J&-:& Lincoln Ave., Winnetka, Ill. W olff-Griflis Hdwe. Co. Thos. J. Lynch Wrigley Building Chicago Olenl'lew Road, Glenview, Ill. Simonsen'· Nuraery Make Y out House a Home