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--_---- or WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, UPEN COAL MINES! PLEA OF LOCAL MEN Commerce Association Asks Governor Small to Act Without Delay HOLD FRUITFUL MEET Visit New Offices in Brown Building One of the most enthusiastic and fruitful "sessions of the New Trier Commercial association was held at the Wilmette Village hall Monday evening of this week when the im- portant topic of discussion related to preliminary arrangements for New 1rier Day, the annual township out- ing given by the business men of the north shore. Want Mine War Ended Following completion of the New Trier Day business, however, the as- sociation found time for other mat- ters, among which was the adoption of resolutions addressed to Governor Small in which it was requested that the state executive take immediate steps to submit the dispute between the local m#ners and operators to arbi- tration. Should such measures fail, the resolutions advised the summon- ing of a special session of the state legislature for the purpose of repeal ing the Miners' Act in order to permit the state to take over the operation of the coal mines. The meeting adjourned, the mem- bers proceeding in a group to the Brown building, where a thorough inspection was made of the new as- sociation offices. This office, in charge of Miss Ruth Forberg, of Winnetka, provides information as to credits for the members of the association. It has proved highly successful and has been received with great satisfaction by the business men. Celebrate a Birthday The evening terminated with a visit to the refreshment emporium of John | Pappajohn. Fortunately for the mem- vers, John J. Moran, representative in the association of the Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Electric rail- way, celebrated a birthday Monday, all of which prompted a general dis- tribution of choice Havanas. The next meeting of the association is scheduled for Monday, August 14, and will be held at the Wilmette Village hall. Every business and professional man in New Trier Township is eligible to membership in the New Trier Commercial association. Well, Girls, It's All Settled About Our 'Handsome Sink' "Isn't this a wonderful old world," she sighed. "Yes," he crooned, as he stepped on the gas. : "I'm the happiest person in the world," said she. "Me to," quoth he. "We'll never have any troubles, will we?" from her. "Not a chance," was the response-- more stepping on the gas. "Up to the curb, Barney Oldfield," came a rude command from along- side the road. Whered'yathinkyar, on a speedway?" it added. They were Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds Singleton. The wedding had been a quiet affair at the home of the bride, Miss Frances Van Wie. The honeymoon journey, via the trusty Buick (vintage of the past decade), was well in progress and here they were in Kenosha--and pinched. Talk about troubles. "Sink" had it all planned out. "Quiet wedding, no annoying friends and a not too expensive, motor tour through the incomparable Wisconsin forests primeval. "Takes a lot of coin these days", he had argued. SALE ON Curling and Flat Irons at "Profit by Our Service" OPP. VILLAGE THEATRE PHONE WIL. 214 ELECTRIC DANNEMARK"S | stor OPEN EVENINGS J ---€LL EASY TERMS -- -- -- Te -- a te iam a a be ie eee de ellen Yh REBUILT PIANOS $550.00 was $450.00 Come and See If you ever intend to buy a piano, don't fai to see and hear these instruments. Among Them Are Steinway Upright was Sterling Upright Ma- hogany was $475.00 now Lyon & Healy Make Conover Mahogany Upright was $525.00 now PATTERSON BROS. th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th : [od $250 $235 $225 $295 for Yourself. now 'NOW I, TL HF HL LL MH FL LR SF SR ER FF SR ER th th ER Eh SR RRR th hh th ER th th A th th hth hth thih th hth 828 Davis Street Telephone 654 Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings AR RRR RR RR RR Rh th th th th th tht th th th th hhh th th th th hth th Ls i i ii Ln By A i i AY 5 i A i ph A ph ii Lk il A Ly 2 B i i i Ly fi BY | Cr rrr rr Rn RR 0 0 0 2 3 J BAN EN A WO HN AE WN GD AN GN AN SN NN G3 NN EN RE J 2S WE WN EN NN EN GN NN NN RN GN UN NN A SW AN NN AN GE SN EN UW AW BAN NW AN NN GN NN GR NN EN EN NO SOS RS 'It cost me $20 and costs," the JULY 29, 1922 -- bridegroom later confided in a friend. "That's about three days' expenses. That's why we're back so soon." The wedding took place June 28. |}{ The bride and groom are now at home in Englewood. They expect to locate in Evanston soon. Mr. Singleton an official of the North Shore Combustion company with offices on Electric Place, Wil- mette, is generally conceded to be the handsomest business man this side of the silver screen. Mrs. Wallace Chickering, 770 Rose- wood avenue, who is vacationing at Ashland, New Hampshire, expects to return about August 1. -- Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby Walling of Winnetka returned this week from Goodman, Wis. --o-- Tuesday, August 1, will be open day at Glenview Country club for the Wo- In Gold, Silver, Irish Point, Picoting, Etc. 1131 Greenleaf Ave. Open 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Open Mondays to 8 P. M. I HEMSTITCHING Also Buttons Covered Pleating, Machine Scallop and Hand Embroidery. Transfer Embroidery Patterns for Societies, Church Emblems and General Work. Singer Sewing Machines I CASH or TIME Used machines sold, rented, repaired, and accessories High Class Work. Quick, Personal Service. | A. M. CARY A Near Wilmette Avenue Phone Wilmette 2354 Electric Station ; FD 1 P. M. SATURDAYS During July and August RY AR man's Western Golf association. 1559 Sherman Cash PALACE Evanston Illinois Meat Market If you can get good meats from us it's useless to try elsewhere Native Rib Roast of Beef, 1b. ® © oo © oo 0 oo 0 * oo o Shoulder of Veal Roast, 1b. Very Best Plate Corned Beef, 1b. Choice Pot Roast Fresh Flank Steak. ..... 25¢ Fancy Roasting Chickens, Ib. } Very Best Sirloin Steak, 1b Very Best Porterhouse steak, 1b. AME Fancy Leg of Lamb, lb.. .35¢ oe a a 12V/4¢ AE aan ia 39l%¢ Fresh Dressed Broiling Chickens ib. 25¢ Genuine 1922 Fresh Dressed Broilers b. 42¢ Very Best Rib Lamb, Ib. 40c 8 Peacock Bacon Slab, 3315¢ WF Very Best Round Steak, 34c | Peacock Hams, lb. ..... 35¢ | Dixie Bacon, sliced, 1b. 221/4¢ EF Fresh Lamb Patties, lb., 35¢ J Pure Lard, 1b. Brookfield Pork Sausage links, 1b. Pickled Beef Tongues, lb. 32¢ Clover Valley Butter, lb. 42¢ Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz. 34c Salt Pork, lb. HEADQUARTERS for HOME DRESSED CHICKENS 1s division of WM. T. i 1 i 1 i 1 1 ] 1 i 1 i H 1 i ] 1 1 i 1 i i ] i : i i B 1 i i i t 1 i |] ] i i ] ] i ] 1 i [} H i ] | B 1 i ] 1 i . i i H i i i i i] i i i 1 2 i 1 i i £ i i 1 i i i 1 i i 1 i i 4 ff SBP ES ET TUES Se SI ee en 0 OR DO A SB NW SN NS ON ON UO OS oO on your vacation or business trip. Many people have occasion to use a car at different times---but not per- haps, to the extent of owning one. We therefore believe that this new "Winnetka Motor Company's Service" will be of great value to all. lnnee BROTHERS MOTOR VEHICLES 562 Lincoln Ave. al AE lh De DD A GR EN a . a 1 Car Rental Service--- Take a car along--- fp pep ---------------- TTL EEE EE EE Ell le el 4 + RAT a WEHRSTEDT, Prop. Winnetka i L] ] i 1 5 4 3 1 |] ] | i ] ¥ ] 1 ] 5