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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURD AY, JULY 10,1920 THE GOLDEN WEDDING 'ome with me to a golden wedding, ong will the memory bless our years. Lights on the lawn through the ~~ lanterns gleaming. House all aglow for you, my dears. Music and flowers and laughter and gladness. Old friends and new friends they've known through the years, They come from Chicago and all of g her suburbs, Bringing their gifts for you, my dears. Here comes the bride with her smile of welcome. Hoy her eyes sparkle as she calls J each name. White dress, white hair,--pin a pink rose on, How it becomes her--rose of fame. Here comes the groom, stalwart and handsome, ; Shaking your hand, he is quite de- bonair. Proudly erect he walks before all g men, Able to love and protect you, my dear. Young folks and old folks, small ~ children too, Wonderful sight for all to see. Wedded folks exchanging greetings, "Ten years", "Twelve years", "Twenty years" maybe. Here is an old friend she knew in her girlhood, Back in New York state long years 3 ago. Here are the nieces and nephews about them, Cousins and sisters and loved ones they know. 'Into the house now for the wedding 5 supper. Salad and sandwiches, coffee and tea, Olives and ices, cake and the bride's cake, Cut by the bride herself, for me. "Tine 30, 1870--1920". Reads the white frosting on golden cake. Telling of years of loving and doing, Each for the others dear sweet sake. the Now to the lawn the crowd's ad- journing. (Out "neath the o'erhead. Here comes the bride on the arm of the bridegroom. And once again they two are wed. Leech, speaking, Tells of theservice Judge Northrop has given Englewood, Normal Shore churches. Dr. Smith prays, leading thoughts to heaven. great trees, moon Dr. with his powerful Park, North Children shower them now with con- fetti. : Golden flowers in the arms wof the bride. Hang: well the picture in the halls om mem'ry, See how he gazes on his bride with pride. Then to the crowd of young folks assembled, Thus speaks the husband--""As a rule | for Life This be your guide, as it has been my motte, Never get mad at your wife". --By Stella Bowers. (At*'Golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Clark T. Northrop). b= QO = N Srey 5 AN, ha Smile goes with Exide" Starting & Lighting Battery Service T is always a pleasure to serve you. It makes no difference whether you wish your bat- tery ins nected--which we are always ¢iad to do free of charge » our battery needs or which our charges ¢ I.asonable--or ish a new battery we will furnish ot . ce is prompt, reliable and courteous. Remember, "there's | an 'Exide' Battery for every car." Winnetka Exide Bullery Station 2 Prouty Court i i... v iio 1387 Wi A tha. |GALESBURG HONORS JUDGE PHILIP POST Impressive Funeral Services Held For Winnetka Leader At Knox County Seat Of interest to the Winnetka friends of Philip S. Post, prominent citizen who passed away at his home on Sun- day, June 28, is the accompanying account of the funeral and burial services for the distinguished man, held at Galesburg, Ill, Mt. Post's former home. . The following is an extract from the Daily Republican Register of Galesburg. > Funeral services for Judge Phillip Sidney Post, vice president of the In- ternational Harvester company and former County Judge of Knox coun- ty, took place this afternoon (Tues- day, June 30) at 2:30 o'clock at the Presbyterian church. The body ar- rived at 1:38 p. m. from Chicago and a special car conveyed a number of his business associates and friends from Chicago to attend the services. Dr. Stuart M. Campbell, pastor of the Presbyterian church was in charge of the services. The platform at the church was covered with beautiful floral tributes from the family, Galesburg and Chi- cago friends and business associates, and the casket bore many of these tokens of esteem. The service of song was by Mrs. Everett Hinchcliff who sang very beautifully "Beautiful Isle of Some- where" and "Oh Love That Will Not Let Me Go". Arthur Miller played her accompaniments on the pipe organ. The pall bearers were: George W. Gale, Prof. H. E. Griffith, Dr. W. L. Raub, George A. Lawrence, Frank L. Adams, Charles Boyden of Sheffield, E. R. Drake and S. V. Stuckey. The burial was made in the family lot in Hope cemetery beside his father, General Phillip Sidney Post. The Knox County Circuit court and the Knox County court over which Judge Post formerly presided were adjourned for the day and the county and circuit clerk's offices were clos- ed during the funeral. Members of the Knox County Bar, of which Judge Post was a member, attended the services in a body. The following friends from Chica- go attended the services: Mr. and Mrs. Alex A. McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Bancroft, Mr. and Mrs. William P. Sidley, Mr. Victor Elting, Mrs. Ira Couch Wood, Mr. William E. Elliot, Mrs. August Magnus, Mrs. John Hardin. The following International Harv- ester company officials attended: Harold F. McCormick, president; G. A. Ranney, secretary and treasurer; William M. Reay, comptroller, Ern- est Simpson. ' The pallbearers were: Edgar A. Bancroft, A. A. McCormick, Victor Elting, William P. Sidley, Henry B. Tne HHH THI YES'M, ITS ALL HERE and the boss told me to tel you that if anything is not right, to give it back to me and he would make it right. That's the way the boss built up his big grocery business. "Walch the market basket" BUCK First for Thirst $2.50 per case net TH HT OT TE FER HE The Progressive Grocery A. LIPS, Prop. * : i Phones WINNETKA 888-9 MEYER BANK BLDC Fuller, Henry P. Crowell, John W. Scott, William S. Elliott. The list of honorary pallbearers is as follows: Cyrus H. McCormick, John P. Wil- son, Harold F. McCormick, Alex Legge, Heyliger deWindt, William A. Otis, Horace K. Tenney, August Magnus, Roy Durham, H. F. Perkins, George A. Ranney, A. E. McKinstry, H. B. Utley, W. M. Reay, William D. McHugh, Cyrus McCormick, Jr., F. L Moulton, Samuel D. Snow, Ernest S. Simpson, Arthur H. Young, W. M. Gale, A.B. Keller, Nelson Willard, John E. MacLeish, Frederick W. Burlingham. C. M. McDONALD IS NAMED DEALER FOR DODGE BROS. AUTOS C. M. McDonald, automobile dis- tributor with headquarters in the North Shore hotel, Evanston, an- nounced this week that he had been appointed north shore dealer for Dodge Brothers' motor cars. This is considered one of the most import- ant automobile dealerships in the local territory. An important factor entering into his appointment lay in the fact that he is equipped to give adequate service on Dodge cars. His service station at Davis street and Elm- wood avenue, Evanston, will be used for this purpose. His announcement includes the explanation that he will give service at this station not only to those who buy Dodge cars from him, but also to all present owners of Dodge cars. In a survey of the automobile situ- | ation on the north shore made early this year by the Evanston News-in- dex working in conjunction with the police department, it was ascertain- ed that there aremore Dodgecarshere than of any other one make with the exception of Fords, which are the most numerous. Mr. McDonald has been in the au- tomobile business in Evanston a lit- tle more than a year. Besides the Dodge he handles the National, Lex- ington and Dort. North Shore Electric Shop. JOHN C. WELTER, Proprietor Electrical Contracting and Repairing Electric Washing Machines Electric Vacuum Cleaners Electric Supplies and Appliances Electric Ironing Machines WE CLOSE AT 1 P. M. ON SATURDAYS DURING JULY AND AUGUST Tel Winnetka 44 We wish to announce that we have special prices thru the summer season in Sport- ing Suits and Skirts. Your patronage will be greatly ap- preciated. Respectfully yours, PHILIP |. HOZA Phone Win. 912 543 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka Patronize Your Home Town V FER \ : ? rrr I Allin 3 Nr rrrrriziriiriiiiiziiiriiiiididdd rrr rrr La Eddi ? ne MT LH 3 Tapl wl --t= "lw lar PETE HTT HA days. "fan-of-the-links". ing balls. etc, ---- OF 0 ee O EI 0 EI O EI O eI O EI O II 0 EJ 0 SHRED HTT . Corona Typewriters 'We are Evanston agents for the famous little typewriter-- 'that folds". Convenient to carry -- fine for vacation trips--handy for home use. Remember we are agents in Evanston--and with every Corona typewriter that leaves this store--goes good Chandler service. Summer Fiction --for vacation reading--light--but interest- ing and entertaining reading for vacation Our stock of books is the most varied of any on the North Shore. Golfing Goods In a variety that will please the most exacting Clubs--by the hundred, balls of all variety, golf shoes, socks and every thing the game demands we have in plentiful assortment. Tennis Equipment Spaulding's leading rackets are included in the collection--as well as a popular priced brand of our own. Wright and Ditson and Spauld- The best of nets--court markers, Base Ball Goods This includes the official league ball equip- ment--and every thing needed for the game, Also play ground balls--and bats. LTT RISTO 7 ITTO OEY 0 Ermey GE 6 Eee O EI O EI O EO Em OE O =n 630 Davis. - EVANSTON |