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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13,1919 Konilaorth Lad In " Zoning' * Idea; Officials Study La In Conference. "Zoning", recently made Hiotine' share of light, as will protect his | by ordinance in Kenilworth ,and now | ears from unseemly noise, his nose under consideration in other towns| "OM obnoxious smells, and his eyes on the north shore, ject of discussion the Morrison hotel, day and Wednesday, December 16 and 17. The conference is to be held under the direction of the Citizens' Zone Plan organization of Chicago. Officials of all north shore Villages have been requested to attend the sessions in Chicago as it is felt the question of "zoning", now Chicago's most important problem, will be a matter of serious consideration in every town in Cook county in the near future, The following detailed explanation of "zoning" should interest every pro- gressive resident of the north shore: "The term 'zoning' has come to mean the proper regulation of build- will be the ob-, ings in a town and its purpose is to! secure orderliness. in community de- velopment. Zoning signifies such regulation of the. height, area, use and location of buildings as will pro- tect land owner from the loss of his at a meeting in) Chicago, Tues- | should have a place for every build- from offensive sights. "Just as we have a place for every- thing in a well ordered home so we ing in a well regulated town. What would we think of a housewife who insisted on having her gas stove in the parlor and her piano in the kitchen. Yet irregularities like these are common in community house- keeping. In what city can't we find a gas tank next to a park, garages next to schools boiler shops next to hospitals, and stables next to churches? "In every town there should be a grouping of business and industries of a like nature insuring efficiency. If a factory intrudes in a business or residential district it greatly destroys the value .of the surrounding prop- erty. There has been annually in the United States a greater destruction in the value of buildings by the fail- ure to protect them. from the im- proper use of neighboring buildings than is caused by fire. H. B. GATES TAKES A TRIP TO PANAMA Friends of H. B. Gates, ersten of the New Trier 'Commercial asso- ciation and district manager for. the Chicago Telephone: 'cempany, are bid-|' ding him goodbye, for Mr. Gates:is going "to Panama * Monday . fos a month's vacation, He has not had" a, vacation fam many years and is taking .this: op- portunity of visiting "his son, Warner | Gates, whom he has not.seen for! three years. Warner Gates is on. duty in Gatun, Panama, "with the. thirty- third infantry. In Mr. Gates' absence irom the telephone, comathy "Ray-|. | mond A. Corey will assume the duties fof the north shore district. WINNETKA SCRUB TEAMS . TRIM WILMETTE ELEVEN t Inig football: game featured by the hard plunging of their 'backs and the stone. wall . defense of - their line Winnetka -defeated ' the Wilmette Jithiors jon Thanksgiving Day at New Trier field 6-0: - - Wilinette slightly. outweighed the Wiiinetkans, but' did: not «carry 'the niecessary, punch to score. In' fact the] ball 'was in Wilmette tersitory most of the time. HE was the first : 'and Tast game of OT POUNDS OF SUGAR FOR With Every $5.00 Order. WHILE OUR SUPPLY LASTS 18¢c We Deliver in Wilmette, Winnetka, Glencoe, Kenilworth and Hubbard Woods C.H. MORGAN GROCERY Co. 616 Davis Street, Evanston Phone Wilmette 190 i I Musical O usical Upportunity : oe i It is proposed, if a total subscription of $375.00 can be { raised, to have the Shostac Quartet--a very excellent and 1 well known string quartet of Chicago, which has been giv- 0 § . ing a most interesting series of concerts at the City Club fl for several seasons--give three concerts in Winnetka. i I These concerts would be in January, February and March. ; i i The quality and high class of these performances is ||| assured. The best of the old and modern schools in chamber Io masic. i c It is hoped that one hundred people in Winnetka may be sufficiently interested to subscribe an av erage of $3.75 each--some more and some less-- depending upon circum- | stances. This subscription will admit all adult members of lu the subscriber's family to every concert. bi |® y r Will you please send your name and amount of sub- | mn fancy boxes. scription before December 15th to any one of the following, { N. Landon Hoyt, Winnetka. | | Franklin Rudolph, Winnetka. i Edward Yeomans, Hubbard Woods. ° : if i dR RR RR ae / | the season for the Winnetkans who | merely organized for that particular | game. They had no pre-arranged Signa but showed exceptionally ood teamwork. " Quarterback Albright was especial-| ly skillful for the visitors, picking the holes in the scrimmage line of- ten for long gains. BUY «4 CHRISTMAS SEALS | TEAM GIVES DANCE The Wilmette Junior football team will give a dance at Jones' hall on i Saturday evening. Music will be furnished by Wultf's jazzcopaters. Sales of Government Savings secu- rtiies for October show an increase in the nation of 31.9 per cent over September. The total for October reached $116,679.616. 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Building I sn = Leading Photographers of Evanston © Phone Winnetka #4 = § Large Xmas Display OE OH OE O II OI OX IOI O== --l OIL | ER rh Sd CHRISTMAS CANDIES The famous Nunnally and Morse candies The kind SHE would like MORSE"S CANDIES IN BULK DUNCAN'S CONF LCTIONERY 786 EM STREET. WINNETKA --OI0 Joo ee Christmas With- out Candy Would Be a Dull Christ- mas Indeed. Every piece should be pure and wholesome, yet there must be the gay colors and fancy shapes that help make Christmas the greatest time of the year. Many of the same u tlavors and shapes l 3 1°] x children have always it known and love and | many new varieties to please beth young and old. AOEIO === xo 1I0I0= ------ormor=== ooo mars