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§ August 28, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 5 Plan Extension of New M'Cormick Rd. Devon to Lincoln Extension of McCormick boulevard from Devon avenue its present termin- us, to Lincoln avenue along the north shore channel is proposed in the plans set forth this week by E. J. Kelly, chief engineer of the Sanitary district. Mr. Kelly announced that the four and a half mile stretch would be open in September. The continuation of the road from Devon to Lincoln would provide out- lets to the southeast and northwest. The project would cost about $25,000 according to Mr. Kelly. Should such an expansion take place on the south terminus of the new high- way it is considered likely that the sanitary district officials will take steps to extend the north terminus through the North Western tracks where the road enters West Railroad avenue. This terminus of the new highway is expected to prove a problem as soon as the south end is opened. Evanston officials are skeptical as to whether Railroad avenue will be able to handle the great amount of motor traffic which will turn into it as soon as the south end of the highway is opened. All but about a strip of 1,000 feet at Howard street, where the Chicago and North Western railroad crosses McCormick road, has been completed by the workmen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Mons, 157 Woodstock avenue, left August 15, to spend ten days at Camp Big Horn, Wyo., where their son, Elwood, has been with Mr. Nygaard's group of boys from Kenilworth 'and Oak Park. They will go to Yellowstone Park by way of Cody, Wyo., and return by way of Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs, and Denver. Mr. Mons' parents of Rogers Park are occupying the Mons residence during the family's absence. --(-- Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Smith and daughter, Miss Dorothy, of 324 Cum- nor road, have returned from a motor trip to northern Wisconsin. CARDINAL TEA HOUSE 841 SPRUCE STREET (Just west of Center St.) Winnetka 2536 Luncheon ...... 11:30 to 2:00 Special Plate Luncheon NT Tan 40 and 50 cents (A la Carte) Dinner, $1.00...... 6 to 7:30 Sunday Dinner, $1.25 12:30 to 3 Special attention given to Luncheon and Bridge Pasties Long Distance Calls | Timed With Sand Glass | With the canvassing of customers in distant parts by means of the tele- phone becoming a recognized commer- Mrs. Maurice A. Nathan and son, 900 Oak street, are taking a trip through Canada. They have been in Ontario, and will return in about three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Williams and daughters, Helen and Florence, of 850 Cherry street, accompanied by Mrs. William's sister, Mrs. H. Roberts, are spending a week at the Dells. cial practice, a novel long distance te- lephone economy has appeared. Salesmen of one concern are fur- nished with a small minute sand glass which they reverse as soon as tele- phonic contact with the client has been established. By this means they are able to reg- ulate their calls so that full advantage is taken of every second, and the extra three-minute charge for a sentence or | two is avoided. The glass is said to | have been found much more conveni- ent and less distracting than the sec- ond hand of a watch. THE MALLINCKRODT North Shore Catholic High School RIDGE ¥ WALNUT AVES. WILMETTE, ILL. A Central High School for Girls Conducted by the Sisters of Christian Charity COURSES: Normal Preparatory, College Entrance, General, Commercial, Art, Instrumental Music, Vocal, Expression, Physical Training, Sewing. CAFETERIA AND BUS SERVICE Fall Term opens September 8 Tel. Wilmette 1700 Apply to Principal | A A fHome Bank [or Winetkz feople" Qficers ond Directors : HENRY PR. HALE Fresident L.B.KUYPPENHEIMER Vice~/ resident SANBORN HALE Coshier CLORGE We MEKINNEY Asst Coshier VICTOR £LTING ~~ NOBLE HALE Sr mr -- j things; do. USE our bank for that purpose. The Greatest of Is Creating the Possibility of Having Things LEARNING how to save dollars is the foundation of a possibility. WHEN vou save as much as vou can; WHEN you educate yourself for greater WHEN you keep track of the small things and have a bank account to do it with, you will accomplish whatever you set out to All Joys WINNETKA STATE BANK rr 8 EET Sturdays Bam.lo 12-30pm. and 7 lo Brm. L LIM ST. LAST OF LINCOLN AVE. BANKING HOURS A.M. lo 3 P.M. SE --