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Lcsive. JtL i1nL i I une LKI4LLVI rwas' referred to the finance comMittee, which md t report and recomn- menatonon theéniatter at -the April meeting of the board Monday nigbt. The recommendation read, in part, that "in view of the fact that sème householdersý are finding it necessary to discontinue 'waste removal service, we may expect unhealthful conditions during the summner months resulting f rom-iniproper disposai of garbage, and inasinich as the Iaw provides for I evy- iing taxçes for the collection :and dis- posa! of garbage (not ashes and mub- bish) we *ecommend that. garbage service bepaid for out of the general, taxes and that it bc rendered to al househlïfl'ers 'free of charge and that the. rates for ashes and rubbish e- moval ;be reduced approximateiy tweniy4five percent, effective March I and that householders who have al- ready paid their bis for the current period bc granted pro-rata refunds.". ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and Mrs."Irving E. Meyerhoff of 5555 Sheridan road, Chicago, an- nounce the birth of a daughter on Friday, March 31, at the Evanston hospitai. Mrs. Meyerhoff, the former tory now, and Nature is surely goiflg to make us forget-.-even the past depression. But.we must help Her to corne back. Not*ithàtanding the chili of the eariy. part of this week,' the lawns and gar- dens are in peCril of being "choked"' as they try to breathe thmough the ac- cumulated leaves* and:winter debris. They want breathing. space. If you take Just a fewv ofthe leaves off, you w*ill'see that the grass and the plants are becQning tender, and are turning yellow. That is wby the winter cover- ing of leavesi etc., should be partiy or wholly, emoved at once.' If you do that now they vi1 harden,, so'.that they wili be able to stand the, cold nights that occur. in -early April. The frost has been coming out of the grotind rapidly, and that is why your lawn is cracked and iumpy. The that is ideal for rolling. If you delay that part of the wôrk until the ground is dry and bard, rolling wili flot hé so easily done. I know a man on Ash- land avenue who is ail ready to -go to work. He raked, seeded and rolled severai lawns last week, anid he fur- nished the rouler for the work-ail for fifty cents an hour. 5Sn get hntvt ('idi ut) Mrs. Rhuulno- sands of entbusiast.ic friends. Over ,e1evehn hundréd. automobie owners .ýin Ev>ans ton have painted*, their cars...w*ith Nu-Enamel witb most excellent resùits. Over tb.ree thousand'housewives, bave painted breakfast sets., lawn furniture, beds, kitchens and bath-- rooms, and stioves. Kenlworth begins i<riclay the man 1 have xnentioned just ca]l f this week. The vacation j fr phone, Wilmette 646, and I fondav morning, April 17. arrange that. and sail boats.- Most of your painting problems cap be solved with Nu-Enamel. 1645 Orritgton Ave., EVANSTON Wabauh Ave. 78Fasut Jacksoa Boxl. 18 South a SaUS SBU C It 1 C A G ( STATION Wilmette 2358 106 North