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tr WAT A 18 WINNETKA TALK August 4, 1928 FINISH STREET WORK Resurfacing of Numerous Kenilworth Streets Practically Completed; Sub- scriptions Defray Cost Re-surfacing work on several of Kenilworth's streets is practically com- pleted. The work was begun the lat- ter part of June by the Rock Road Construction company. An approxi- mate total of more than 19,000 square yards of street surface has been im- proved. The cost of the work has been covered by subscriptions from abutting property owners. Patching up of the holes in the streets was the first step in the process. A coat of tar was then put on and was covered with pea gravel, after which another coat of tar was applied. Grad- ing with the road maintainer to pro- vide a smooth wearing surface was the next step in the process. Finally, the streets on which work was done were rolled with a heavy roller, and sand applied to take up the excess tar. Many Streets Improved Following are the streets which have been resurfaced or improved: Leicester road from the north line of Oxford road to the north line of Woodstock avenue. Woodstock avenue from the east line of Leicester road to the east line of Essex road. Warwick road from the north line of Oxford road to the south line of Kenilworth avenue. Roslyn road from 200 feet north of Melrose avenue to the north gutter of Cumberland avenue. Cumberland avenue from the west gutter of Roslyn road to the east line of Cumnor road. Warwick road from the north line of Melrose avenue to the concrete pavement. Essex road from the north line of Kenilworth avenue, omitting the in- tersection of Melrose avenue, north to the concrete pavement. Melrose avenue from the east line of Abbottsford road to the North Shore railroad. Richmond road from the south gut- ter line of Melrose avenue to the south line of Kenilworth avenue. Mrs. Arthur W. Duncan, 1314 Scott avenue, who has been visiting Mrs. Richard Walsh at Castle Park, Mich., returned a week ago to meet her sons, William and Whitlock, who came back from a visit in Buffalo, N. Y. Last Wednesday they left again and will be with Mrs. Walsh for some time. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson, 1173 Asbury avenue, returned last week from a short trip to St. Paul. ON VACATION Mrs. Lena Pearse, of Hubbard Woods, secretary to Principal S. R. logan of the Skokie Public school, who has been assisting in the Skokie school office during the summer months, began her vacation of a month on Wednesday, August 1. Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar Freeman re- cently visited their son, Jack, who is at Dr. Sprague's camp at Minocqua, Wis. Jack will return the latter part of the month and the family will then motor east, returning in time for the open- ing of school. ny Colonel and Mrs. Nathaniel Howard of 715 Sheridan road returned last week after spending a month traveling in California and the northwest. On Pontiac and Blackhawk are the most prominent Indians in Illinois history. Victrola 7-11 HERE'S the biggest value in a combination model on the market today. electric Radiola 18, with built-in speaker. Antenna-plate picks up nearby stations, with- out aerial. A Victrola with four handsome record-albumns. All in one beautiful cabinet, complete with tubes, for $250.00 Come in--see it--hear it play--today! Convenient Terms North Shore Talking Machine Co. 712 Church Street Open Evenings Radiola The new all- EVANSTON Pruotoc PHS ve Forever Dad wants that PHOTOGRAPH for his office.... OW often you've said, "I really must have that photograph taken with the children." And Dad wants the picture framed for his office desk. Arrange appointment today! Joseph D. Toloff-- 518 Davis Street Phone Univ. 2178 The picture above, which is being used by the Photographers Association of America in a National Advertising Campaign is from a photograph made by Joseph D. Toloff.