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WINNETKA TALK October 9, 1926 Peonies Planted This Month will be just as successful as Sep- tember planting this year, owing to the unusual rainy weather we have had. Plant them now and up to the time the ground freezes, for your next spring's garden. Add these beautiful blooms to the glory of June. North Shore Special Foundation Quality Group All rating 85 or over out of possible 100 points--American Peonv Society Rating--column at left of list shows exact rating. 9.3 Festiva Maxima, one of the finest WHRIteS ...escenssssesscassassanes $0.75 9.2 M. Jules Elie, PINK ....0ssstee ann vane ciansiensees 9.0 Sarah Bernhardt, Apple Blossom Pink. .ossnnivncctvsssoe sevens 2.50 8.9 Marie Crousse, Salmon Pink .... 2.00 8.8 Karl Rosefield, rich velvety Crimson ......seseseveaseassscnns . 8.7 Reine Hortense, soft flesh Pink 2.00 8.7 Claire Dubois, deep Violet Rose, large flOWer ........ccoceceovaas 1 8.6 Eugenie Verdier, beautiful baby PINK aoe vesesnsssvsss inmmnnssss 8.5 La Perle, Lilac, center-flecked Crimson ....ccecorscsnnees eran 1. 8.5 Octavie Demay, delicate shell PINK ..cicicui dis vamnnne. cvngns $13.75 Special Price $9.00 Any one at price shown If you would rather make your own se- lections let us send you a copy of The Master List America's Blue Book of Fine Peonies. There you will find all of the best varie- ties arranged for an intelligent and easy choice. The Peony is the flower of the north. It is easy to grow. You can leave it un- disturbed from year to year and each year have attractive blooms. Get ac- quainted with peonies--learn to know them--they will repay your interest with a wealth of beauty. Come and See Us Just five miles west of Glencoe on the Dundee Road are Northbrook Gardens. Drive out and choose your own peony roots or we can mail them to you by parcel post prepaid. If you can't come and see us send for your copy of The Master List. it to you. Northbrook Gardens Box J. I. Glencoe, IIL We will be glad to mail RESUME ORGAN RECITALS The third season of noonday organ recitals by Arthur Dunham at the Chi- cago Temple building, First Methodist Episcopal church, commenced Tuesday, October 5, and throughout the ensuing months, the recitals will be given Tues- days and Fridays. George W. Dixon, president of the board of trustees of the Chicago Temple, announced that the organ recitals were so popular last year, that the trustees had decided to have two each week instead of one. Thirty-one concerts were given last year, and more than 50,000 persons were present. A great many north shore residents attend. The little log cabin door opened Monday morning at 9 o'clock at 1407 Tower road, when Anita Willitts Burn- ham will begin her fall class in paint- ing. . ' WITHOUT : LO A N IM COMMISSION i § Un Desirable Homes and Apartment y 1 Buildings 1 i John Hancock Mutual Life {nsur- } H ance Company ' i A. D. LANGWORTHY, Loan Agent 1 [] 112 W. Adams St, Chicago 1 Sele) ion (0] 1 y Ney. ed STN el)Y 1171 E10) (0d) | street. The Kroll and Smith Open New Office in Evanston Kroll and Smith, of 419 Fourth street, Wilmette, announce that this week they are opening their second office, at 1611 Sherman avenue, across the street from the City hall, Evans- ton. Their Evanston office is being equipped with up-to-date furnishings and will have a well organized sales force, the personnel of which will be announced later and through which their constantly increasing business in Evanston will be handled with the same efficiency which has always been their motto. ENTERTAIN STAFF Hill and Stone entertained fourteen of their sales and office force from their Wilmette, Winnetka and High- land Park offices, at dinner at the Or- rington hotel, Evanston, Monday eve- ning of last week. me Mr. and Mrs. K. Bergenson and their two children of Bergen, Norway, ar- rived in Winnetka last week. Mrs. Bergenson, (Gurine Morken) is the sister of Mrs. A. Augdahl, 909 Cherry Bergensons are making their home at 552 Birch street. Owen V.Van Camp, Vice President 1 14 130 2 FN 0p foV-Nelel Of og WN, [SO 60 2 29 So. La Salle Street, CHICAGO Randolph 5686-5786 B Chicago Office - First National Bank Bldg. Phones Wilmette 2417 - Randolph 1438 Nore SHORE HOMES INC. Builders of Better Homes WILMETTE. ILL. - For You To Develop Athletic Field on McCormick In order to provide summer recrea- tion facilities for its employees in this district, the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois, has acquired a large tract of open prairie at the corner of Cleveland street and McCormick boulevard, Niles Center. This tract will be gradually de- veloped into a regular athletic field with baseball diamonds, tennis courts, soccer field and so forth, according to the company's plan. A sum of money has been set aside to help in this development but a large share of the labor on the new field will be supplied by the employees as the project is for their benefit. It is expected that the tennis court will be finished this season and much of the area will be in use during the winter when it is flooded for skating. Edward Zipf Purchases Residence in Kenilworth Edward Zipf, a resident of Wilmette for many years and former president of the village, has sold his residence at 925 Lake avenue and about November 1, will move to Kenilworth. His property was sold to Albert H. Ullrich, owner of Lord's store, Evans- ton. Eddington and Allen, Inc., of 410 Linden avenue, represented both par- ties. Mr. Zipf's new residence in Kenil- worth will be at 243 Warwick road, which he recently purchased from his sister, Mrs. George Moody. Lutherans to Attend Meetings in Chicago Members of St. John's Lutheran church in Wilmette and Trinity Luth- eran church in Glencoe are planning to attend the sessions and view the ex- hibits of the Missouri Synod of the denomination, to be held in the Sher- man hotel, Chicago, Saturday and Sun- day of this week. There are to be special meetings for children Saturday morning and a va- riety of other gatherings during the two days. 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