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August 28, 1926 WINNETKA TALK | 13 Canvass Wilmette as Location of Postal Telegraph Station The first steps towards the possible entry of the Postal Telegraph company into Wilmette was taken Tuesday, it is said, when a representative of the company came out to Wilmette to go over the matter, rather informally but A I XX OOO OOOO OOOO) sufficiently to be able to make some sort of recommendation to his com- pany. The matter of bringing Postal serv- ice more directly to the north shore]; section was taken up with J. C. Ner- ring, general superintendent, in Chi- cago, a few days by Paul Schroeder. Mr. Nerrring's representative spent the day here Tuesday, and in company with Mr. Schroeder visited Hubbard Woods, Winnetka, Kenilworth, and] Wilmette, including the newly ac- quired territory of the latter village to the west, where great expansion in the future is anticipated. Mr. Schroeder says Superintendent || Nerring's representative met with en- couragement in the project throughout the business circles of the area visited, and while he admitted that a Postal office at the outset would, in all prob- ability, not prove a paying venture, vet he expressed hearty approval of the suggestion by Mr. Schroeder that arrangements be made by fhe Postal company for free telephone service from nearby villages to the present nearest Postal office which is in Ev- anston. Later, as the patronage in- creased, the matter of a Postal Tele- graph office here would become a necessity. And that, it is said, is the recommendation which has gone to the general superintendent in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kirkgasser, 166 Woodland avenue, have been enter- taining this past week Mr. Kirkgasser's parents of Buffalo, N. Y. TAHIR ip E are able to supply you with the best bread. We aim to please and in carrying out this aim ! your co- operation. Tell us if you like our bread. If not tell us any- how. we seek "Most nourishing "The Home of Everything Ee Good That'sBaked H | PAVE SRENEIVI | H | BOICIVeTAVIGTIEY APS | H | -- Eliesiissesssssissssssssissssssssssces TPP _-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I. | » Booooooonoooas OOOO OOOO OOK] O | Evanston Shop Open Saturday Evenings Henry C.Lytton & Sons State and Jacksoa--Chicago Orrington and Church -- Evanston * * * For Preps! The New Smart Double-Breasted Lytton Hi Suits for "15 ETHER he wears knickers or "longies," Lytton Jr. Suits are the thing. Mothers like their weara- bility -- boys, the smart collegiate style. Tans, grays and blues in double-breasteds. Sizes 8 to 18. Other Lytton Ji. Suits up to $30. With 2 Long Trousers-- Incomparable Values at $25 330 335 UR Evanston Shop is ready with a beautiful showing of Lytton Hi for Fall. It's the suit young chaps who know just what they want-- breasted, in shades of tan, russet brown, penny red, golden browns and mixtures. Grays and blues, too. Two pairs of long trousers. Other Lytton Hi Suits up to $45. Stout Sizes for the Heavier Boy | | and what's just right. Broad shouldered, double- Suits with one long, one short, or 2 pairs long trou- sers. Sizes 12 to 20. $30 to $35. Suits with 2 pairs golf trousers. Sizes 12 to 20. $25 to $35. Lytton, Jr. Suits 2 Knickers or 2 Longies *20 Youths' Snappy Snap Brim Hats, *5 Boys' Fancy Collar Attached Shirts, 2.50 Lumberjacks of All Wool, $3.95 ___ CL 0 0000 000000000000000000000000600000000880 AA A XX XX XY Beautiful Fall Neckwear, 95¢ Sweater and Hose Set, $11