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March 17, 1928 WINNETKASTALK 15 Spring Is Here! At Least for Our Local Ball Club All the early season baseball gos- sip is not confined to the Major league training programs, not by any means, particularly in Winnetka, where the local team last year distinguished it- self by its splendid organization and playing, and where plans are already underway for the coming season. A meeting will be held at Commun- ity House, Friday evening, March 23, at 7:30 o'clock, to which everyone wishing to try out for this year's team is urged to attend. A tenta- tive schedule of games for the sea- son will be presented for considera- tion at this time, and a manager, or field captain will be appointed. The coming meeting is not alone for those wishing to get their names on the try-out list for positions on the team, but any resident of the village interested in the continued success of local baseball, will be welcome. Earl Smith, well known pitcher of two years ago, who distinguished him- self on the local team that season, is back in the village, and will be on the pitching staff of the team this year. There is a lot of good talent avail- able, and the outlook for developing the best team in Winnetka's baseball history, is very promising, it is said. The team last year, in its schedule of sixteen Sunday games, won ten of that number, and among its oppon- ents were numbered some of the best amateur teams in this section. Stanton Fletcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Fletcher of 822 Bryant avenue, has recently been honored by election to the Cercle Francais at Harvard, where he is a freshman. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ripley of 292 Indian Hill road are still at Palm Beach. Their stay is indefinite. Mrs. John H. Cadmus, 1126 Tower road, entertained her Reading club at luncheon at the Hearthsto:ie Tea shop, Thursday, March 8. After luncheon the party returned to Mrs. Cadmus' home where they spent the afternoon. --_---- Mr. and Mrs. George Prest of 965 Spruce street are the parents of a boy born Saturday morning, March 10, at the Evanston hospital. He has been named John Michael Prest. {WE DO GOOD WORK AND YOU CAN BET -- Fg 4 si DOLLAR HERE'S honest sweat on each dollar that we get for the work we do-- and a modern plumber is a thoughtful man--costs you nothing. You pay for what you get! Phone 874 ~ 464 S.J. STEFFENS 723 OAK ST. WINNETKA,ILL. 786 Elm Street Winnetka Phones 307 Highland Park Slip-Over "V" Neck SWEATERS ALL NEXT WEEK We have been most fortunate in securing these sweaters at a real '"'Buy'--so we are going to offer these beautifully patterned sweaters to you at a great savings. All sizes--made by a well known firm. A dandy sport sweater for only $4.95. S. FELL Your Clothier HART-SCHAFFNER 8 MARX CLOTHES Exclusively $6 to $10 Values .95 SATURDAY AND 786 Elm Street Winnetka Phones 307 Highland Park A State Bank For Winnetka and the North Shore T'S a decided advantage to have your Account at the Winnetka Trust and Savings Bank. This Bank has made a study of the needs of Winnetka and the North Shore people. Its policies have been shaped to render them a compre- hensive service in keeping with the par- ticular needs of the community. "Here is a Bank that is strong, pro- gressive, helpful, and friendly. It offers you a wide range of financial service to cover your every banking need. We invite you to come in. Banking Hours: 8 to 3; Saturdays 8 to 12:30 Monday Evenings 7 to 8 WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS