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10 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1922 CADLLAG TO OPN FANSTON BRACH Company Sees Need in North Shore Section New recognition of the growing im- portance of the North Shore subur- ban section appears this week in the announcement of the opening of an Evanston branch by the Cadillac Mo- tor Car company, Quarters have been secured at 1735 Benson Ave. Evanston, where both sales and service activities will be centered. Lester F. Lines whose con- nection of nearly nine years with the Cadillac Sales Department in Chicago eminently qualifies him to carry out established Cadillac policies, has been placed in charge. "We are actuated in this move," said L. B. Southerland, General Man: ager of the Chicago branch, "by the desire to serve the convenience of Cadillac owners living north of the city limit." The Evanston service station will be manned by experienced Cadillac workmen and the service rendered will duplicate in every way the service which we render at the Chicago Branch. In fact, all depart- ments will be under the direct super- vision of the Chicago office. "We have selected Evanston not only because of its central location but also because of the splendid trans- portation facilities which enable Cad- illac owners who live in suburbs far- ther north to leave their cars for re- pairs and proceed to the city by steam or electric train. "That this move is a popular one and much appreciated by the north shore owners of Cadillacs has already been shown by the volume of favor- able comment and appreciation we have received from those who were aware of our plan. We have every reason to believe that the establish- ment of the Cadillac Evanston branch will be of great mutual advantage to our organization and the owners of Cadillacs." PRESENT 'MIKADO' AT NEW TRIER NEXT WEEK "The Mikado," celebrated light opera by Gilbert and Sullivan, is to be given in the New Trier High school duaite»imu Friday and Siturday eve- nings, April 28 and 29, at § a'clock. The production is under the dijrec- tion of the Music, Art, Physical Eay- cation, and Dramatic departments of the school. The principal roles are to be taken by Miss Irma Moschell and W. A. Snyder of the New Trier facul- ty; Charles Lutton of Northwestern University School of Music; Miss Agnes Biesemeier and Stewart Lof- dahl, alumni of New Trier; and Wal- lace Muehlberg and Ridgway Duggy, students of the high school. Accompaniments will be played by the High school Symphony orchestra and the choruses will be made up of the Boys' and Girls' Glee clubs of the school. Tickets are on sale now with stu- dents of the school. The Smartest and Best Dressed Women In Chicago have their Sport and Week End Skirts MADE AT " THE WILSON \ SKIRT SHOP "Made with your own material" Suite 1418 Stevens Building J Randolph 3219 17 N. State CHICAGO 16 N. Wabash CLEVELAND 6 Cyl., Cord Tires, Step-Plates, Motometer $1195 F.0.B. Cleveland Earl Coal Motor Co. 1019 Davis Street Complete Phone Evanston 578 Evanston K. of C. Memorial Service THANK YOU! The Winnetka Talk desires to At Jones Hall Next Tuesday express sincere appreciation of the Memorial services for departed splendid co-operation of the judges || members of Ouilmette council, Knights and clerks in the various electon of Columbus, will be held Tuesday GENERAL BODY REBUILDING REPAIRING and PAINTING districts in supplying the Primary i it ' election returns for publication in evening, April 425, at ajoney: Lojze last week's issue of The Winnetka The occasion will be featured by Talk, : the oration which will be delivered by Jerome Crowley, master of the fourth Accurate returns of the election : i could not have been supplied with degree, and musical selections to be BEST of WORKMANSHIP SATISFACTION GUARANTEED any measure of facility had it not Tendercd by the Columbia quartet. been for the kindness of the The advance sale of tickets for the workers at the polling places who ||SPring Frolic dance to be given Sat- consented to supply the informa- ||urday evening, May 6, at Kenilworth tion. This service was rendered Asembly hall, is said to be most without thought of remuneration ||Promising. and bespeaks a commendable The first practice game for the civic spirit. baseball nine representing the coun- cil will take place Saturday afternoon Quit calling the wate ---- [on New Trier field with Newman r works names-- |.oyuncil of Evanston furnishing the if you can't use the water get Blue s Devil. --Adv. Té-1tc | opposition. Phone Calumet 0424 1223 S. Michigan Ave. 2 ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED Chicago Coach & Carriage Company Chicago BUILDING Hzadquarters | a Phone Winn. 452 For your lumber and building material requirements ubbard Woods Lumber & Coa LINDEN AND SCOTT AVENUES 0. SS am i { | | [ {