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ov WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1918 by Ru F COURSE every one is ocial H "North Shore -- appennQs tK Risley going to the carnival today in the gardens surrounding the home of Mrs. John Nash Ott in Indian Hill. this affair for weeks, and set aside to buy pony rides and The children have been looking forward to all their spare pennies have been take a chance on the grab bag. Have we forgotten to mention that the entire proceeds are to be devoted to the Infant Welfare soci ety? There isn't much use telling all about all the interesting features there are going to be, for that would spoil it all, you must see fo In the evening the a garden party to be held on Winnetka r yourselves. Branch same conduct 'In case plans to the premises. there should be rain, things will be postponed until the following evening. The patronesses for the James Houghteling, John Scott, garden party include Mesdames John Nash Ott, John Stuart, Donald Dallas, Cornelius Lynde, Charles Mordock, Frederick Gree- ley, Edwin Clark, Horace Tenney and J. Allen Haines. The program will consist of dancing and music. An orchestra will play during the first part of the eyening. Cree will render a few selections on the violin. Fitzgerald and her pupils will dance the "Pipes of Pan" and Oriental | of the "Pipes of Pan", composed | The | society hopes to raise the necessary funds to meet the expense of | dances. An interpretative reading by Lulu Jones Downing, will be running their station which they maimtain at the Chicago Commons. | Mrs. Charles G. given by Miss Wilmarth. rs at Christ church. Reverend services. be a most simple one. HE, WEDDING of Miss Charlotte Atlee Black, to Louis Liv- ingston of New York, will take place on Saturday at high noon | E. Ashley Gerhard reading the Miss Black will have no attendants, and the services will | A wedding breakfast at the home of the |FOR SALE--TIVING ROOM AND DIN- | bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Cunard Black, will follow, after which the young couple will leave immediately for the east, to make their home on Long Island. A 4 Miss Polly Chase, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Chase of Lake Forest and Chicago, became the bride | of Lieutenant Preston Boyden, son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Boyden last Saturday afternoon in St. Chrysostom's church. In her mother's wedding gown of ivory sa- tin and rare old rose point lace, and with her dark hair partly concealed by her®tulle veil fastened by a lace coronet, Mrs. Boyden made avery lovely picture. The shower bouquet was of lilies of the valley. Her. bridesmaids, who. were her| classmates at Bryn Mawr college, carried old fashioned bouquets of pink sweet peas with paper frills. They were her sisters, Miss Eliza- beth Chase, Lieutenant Boyden's sis- ter, Miss Margaret Boyden, Miss Margaret Littell and Miss Mabel Churchill of Cornish, N. H., Miss Margaret Bent of Chestnut Hill, Pa. Miss Elizabeth Fenner of New Or- leans, and Miss Edith Cummings, Miss Ginevra King, Miss Marriett McLaughlin and Miss Emily Bissell. Two of them wore pink organdie, with hats to match. Two others wore pale green, two others lavender, two blue and two yellow. Little Janet Chase, sister of the bride, and Elizabeth Bolden, sister of the groom, were flower girls. They wore white organdie frocks with pink sashes and hats carried baskets of pink sweet peas. William C. Boyden Jr, R. O. T. C,, was his brothe's best man, and the ushers were Captain Thomas Mar- shall, Captain Hunt Wentworth, Captain Fitch Harwood, Captain C. Collette, Lieutenant Richard Bentley, Lieutenant Henry Kenney, Lieutenant Sidney Greeley, Lieutenant Frederick force Taylor. These ten young men, in their khaki colored uniforms, made an impressive picture as they stood with their sabers crossed, making an archway under which Lieutenant Boyden and his bride passed as they left the alter. The Reverend Dr. Norman Hutton read the service. The church was decorated with white peonies and lighted tapers. The bride was given away by her father. Mrs. Chase, mother of the brie, wore a gown of light tan satin and Mrs. Boyden, the bridegroom's mother, wore pearl gray satin. A reception for members of the two families and intimate 'friends was held after the ceremony at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Chase, 3204 Sheridan road. After a wedding trip of ten days Mns. Boyden will come to Winnetka to live, and will be joined there every week-end by Lieutenant Boyden, who is an act- ing captain at Camp Grant. ff Miss Ruth Lieber, 988 Elm street, left last Saturday for an extended visit in the east. The first of the week she visited in Cleveland and Canton, O. She also will stop in Boston for a few days, and then go on to Peterboro, N. H. to remain in- definitely. poll STN Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Proudy will leave Sunday morning to motor to Bayliss Harbor, Wis., where they will spend the week. The following week they expect to go to their sum- mer cottage at McHenry, Ill, for the remainder of the season. mre Sf ime Miss Georgie Rob of Whitewater, Mich. is the guest of Mrs. Morris H. Popeland, and Cadet Aviator Wilber- Lieber, 988 Elm street. (Continued from Page Two) | Ler . NE CUD TOR aressmeé 1 n e . Seusiustin ond Bellemuenis. See ne AE, 549.92 $ 2219 Sressma] Hel ig a] erations rahone : EE MISCELLANEOUS Total Expenditures....... FP $ 3,302.56 $ 163721 | WILL ACCOMODATE FOUR ADULTS J : as paying guests in our attractive - North Winnetka home. Two front Balance in Fund at Close of Month............... $ 2,306.61 *$ 3,061.08 rooms, use of living rooms, and : porch. Address Winnetka Weekly WATER PUMPED AND COST. Talk C-11. T15-tfe 'Winnetka Consumption (in 1000 gal.) Ce LUNCHEON AND DINNER Glencoe Consumption (in1000gal.)............ 11,320 12,637 "TA TABLE D'HOTE 60c Gross Point Consump. (per 1000 gal.) Sama Fire Serv. Consumption (in 1000 gal.) ce Rt gn Laservutions by phon : / ; Kundoiph 1928 Total Consumption.......... TN 2 b) Russian T ea Room Loss in Distribution: sissies vesinesiss ia to Bitar Ave. Total Water Pumped......covuueerrreenenn. 35,063 34,553 oe eee Satviid E00 Operating Expenditures (per 1000 A gals. 'pumped? ... vous vies RS Tr GR 0530 0467 F . Depreciation (per 1000 gals.) pumped... .......... .0059 .0058 1 Yr e Loss in Distribution (per 1000 gals.) : pumped i. ei Serene syees Values Have Increased. Is Your House Fully covered by Total Cost (per 1000 gals.) sold.............. 0589 0525 I 2 *After allowing for $896.20, steam used for pumping. nsurance e FUEL CONSUMED. H. A. McLAIN 1918--470 Tons of coal at $4.15 per ton............ $ 1941.10 ' Writes All Lines of Insurance 1917--568 Tons of coal at $3.00 per ton............ sareran $ 1,704.00 1347 SCOTT AVE. gures are 'in the red." Hiaw *These fi Miss Genevieve | FoR Classified Ads FOR SALE FOR SALE--USED SEWING MACHIN- es, Singer, $5.00; Wheeler & Wilson, $7.00; White Drophead, $12.00; Free Drophead, $14.00; Singer's Shuttle, $12.00 to $16.00; Shop-worn, slightly used Singer's, style 66/ $18.00 to $29.50; new style White Rotary, $16.00 to $25.00. We repair all sew- ing machines. Easy payments. Pat- terson Bros.,, 1522 Sherman avenue, Evanston. LTG33-tfe FOR SALE--LATE MODEL PAIGE. six cylinder, seven passenger with glass sides; in perfect running con- dition. Will demonstrate. Call Wil- mette 118 14-123-tfc FOR SALE--2-TON TRUCK, WISCON- sin Motor, Raefield carburetor, A-1 shape. Apply Wilmette Garage. 30-123-1tfc FOR SALE--SEWING MACHINE MO- tors. We have them to fit any sewing machine, $15.00. Buy now. Big ad- vance coming in July. Patterson Bros., 1522 Sherman avenue, Evans- ton. LTG33-tfc | FOR SALE--1914 DETROITER, SELF starter and all improvements. Tires almost new. A big bargain. North Shore Garage, Wilmette, 111. LTG33-1tc | | FOR SALE--WILL SELL CHEAP MY | $250massive mahogany cabinet grand talking machine; just from the faec- tory; used less than a week. No fair offer refused. Call and see it. 317 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette. 32-123-tfe SALE--ROADSTER, 1915 MODEL | tric equipment; demountable | 3: 2 extra tires. A real bargain. 5.00. Telephone Lake Forest 954. { : T15-1tp | FOR SALE--ELECTRIC CAR. NICE | condition; leaving city; will sacri- | | fice; $275. Phone Wilmette 156 | i 32-123-2tc | | a a. | | FOR SALE--ELECTRIC WASHING | machine: 22.8 if | | aken at once. Phone Winnetka 44. | T15-1tp | [FOR SALE--CGOOD BUFF LEGHORN | | rooster; cheap. 363 Grove street. | T15-1te | ing room table. Hubbard Woods. 1066 North avenue, T15-3te WANTED--HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND stoves bought and sold. Also junk. Reliable dealer. Tel. Evanston 103. 30-123-4te RAZOR BLADES--ALL KINDS OF razor blades sharpened while you wait. Satisfaction guaranteed. Chandlers, 630 Davis-st.. Evanston. ' ..6-123-tfe TEEAEETETEREREEEERSE U E DAYLIGHT and GARDEN HOSE y A TO HASTEN u \| \VICTORY } _EEsE=EEE It is imperative this year that you protect your garden against the hot dry spells-- that are sure to come. We have the most complete line of Garden Hose and attachments in Chi- cago -- absolutely essential to the success of vegetable and flower growing. Order your hose now while it is plentiful. Already hravy de- mands are being made on our stock. Qur range of prices is so great any buyer can be suited Headquarters for Garden Hose and everything that goes with it Phone Franklin 5744 308-10 W. Madison St., Chicago "ON YOUR WAY OVER" ES ESO REEEE TREE HEESSEEEERESRESESE 22, T7772, 2 PCT EFT Er Er CE ECCT To NZ 2 2 7 2 7 2 Zr 7 Lz ve" FORT DEARBORN Fireproof Storage Company 4615-29 Clifton Avenue Wilson Ave. L Station Phone Ravenswood 100 LUTHER Have You Decided? To place your household goods and valuables into storage, or possibly to change your loca- tion, if so Te Za addr rizr iiiiiiziiidi \ N N NY RN N N N N N Arrange Now For Storage Packing Moving Shipping An important feature is our private Elevated Switch Track which runs Directly to Ware- house Doors, thus saving extra Handling and Hauling of your belongings I iiiiiiids dull LLL ddd a 2d did ddd bid dre dlaiiiiziii riz For Information as to Rates and Estimate Phone Ravenswood 100 Day or Nigh of the State Utilities Commission of Illinois Under control Public 77 ET 2 Zr 00, ~ REAL ESTATE = FOR SALE--TWO STORY FRAMED garage 21x25: in excellent condition; would make ideal cottage. Call Wil- _Mmette 118. : 14-tfe FOR RENT--; ROOMS AND PATH low rent. Phone 1065 or 1292 Win. 13-tfe FOR RENT--5-ROOM COZY FLAT, hot water heated, bath, electric | lights, fire place: one block from | Indian Hill Golf Club. Fred Corvinus, 752 Sunset road near Ridge. T47-tfe FOR RENT--FIVE ROOM COZY FLAT hot water heated, bath, electric lights. fire-place: one block from In- dian Hill Golf Club. Phone Winnet- ka 638-R. 2-tfc FOR RENT--FIVE ROOMS FIRST floor flat. 989 Ash street, Winnetka, for twenty dollars a month. Phone 3203-R. Evanston. 1-tfe FOR RENT-- SUMMER HOME SHT rooms, bath, electric lights, h and cold running water, open fireplace, very large screened porch, beautiful lawn with thirty shadetrees. Located on Lake ore Drive. Address Ross Bookwalter, Route one, St. Joseph, Mich. T15-2te FOR RENT--2 FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping; bath, laun- dry facilities: hot water heat. 883 Oak street, Winnetka. 674-M. T15-tfe WANTED TO RENT WANTED--ROOM IN PRIVATE GAR- age, near Gi n School, for one mashine. O. . Eisendrath, Girton School. T15-1te WANTED--ROOM AND BOARD IN private family for young business woman. Address Winnetka Weekly Talk 4-89. T15-1tp rae ILE WANTED WANTED--GIRL T CARE FOR baby morning. Mrs. Harry Hansen, 260 Fairview avenue, Winnetka. T15-1te WANTED--EXPERIENCED GARDNER excellent position. Phone Win. 58. T15-1te MECHAN- WANTED--AUTOMOBILE WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS BANK BACK OF THE ASSETS of this bank is a board of direc- tors whose names are a guarantee of stability and servative methods. This means that here the interests of deposit- ors are always the first considera- tion. An account here is there- fore absolutely safe at all times. Why not open one? financial con- CAPITAL $35,000.00 . Formerly BANK OF M. K. MEYER Established 1894 LH TTT EE TTT 1 in H rd ics and apprentice. Winnetka Motor Company. « oad, yn 123-40 WANTED--EXPERIENCED SEAMST- | ress. Phone Win. 58. TI5-1te| SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED--GENERAT WORK BY THE day, very best references. Address | Lake SHore News, A-33. LTG33-1tc | LTG33-1tc YOUNG BOY WISHES POSITION, AGE 16 vears; neat and reliable. Address Thomas Bourdon, 1020 Elm street. T15-1te Phone Win. 567 HUBBARD WOODS ' [] words like these: co-operation between TOUT KTS 2. 4. DOA NSA making changes for good. improved systems of buying. the store. Aspegren & Company TEL. WILMETTE 420 EVANSTON 466 Co-Operation means more to the world at present than any previous time in history. War conditions compel us to test the value of "In Union there is strength". "United we stand divided we fall". "One can chase a thousand, Two can put ten thousand to flight." Even distribution of Food products at the lowest cost demands 1. Merchants (aiong particular lines Merchants and Employees. 3. Merchants and Customers. Consumers and consumers. Every patriot wants to win the war by supporting aggresive policies in war methods, and the most practical methods: of facilitating conservation of food (for the good of all). Merch- ants have constant evidence that people unite with theni' in Every food distributing place will begin Monday, July 1; to charge 5 cents for delivery. Time will undoubtedly substant- iate the wisdom of such a move. part of the actual cost, but it will result in concentration, and Forethinking relieves congestion, makes service possible, great- ly assists fellow men, and brings rewards to the one who so practices. Continuous.demands for men for the army compels our utmost efforts to meet properly the new conditions. Salespeople eager to serve you intelligently and satisfactorily will gladly take your order either over the Telephone or in High Grade Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables Store Open All Day Thursday. No delivery in the Afternoon. Ye The sum charged is only