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gi 8 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1923 = GAME, AS SEEN IN NATIVE HAUNTS | Donald R. Dickey, well known naturalist and photographer, is to be at Win- netka Community House Tuesday evening, February 27, to exhibit his celebrated film "Game Trails of the North Woods". Mr. Dickey stops at Winnetka enroute from his home in California to the national capital where he is to show the wild life picture before the National Geographic society and to confer with the gov- Ask Engineer to Report Progress of Highway The Village council in regular session Tuesday of this week requested the Vil- lage engineer to presenta report at the next council meeting, indicating the prog- ress of plans for the opening of a new street immediately west of and parallel to the Chicago and Northwestern right- of-way from Winnetka avenue north. The proposed street is to serve as a through truck highway. It is the inten- tion of village authorities to carry this improvement forward as rapidly as pos- sible. LOSES KIN BY DEATH Miss Aurora Quarnstrom, 1049 North avenue, aunt of Miss Signe Quarnstrom, instructor at New Trier High school, died Saturday, February 17, at her resi- dence. Funeral services were held Mon- day of this week and burial was at Mem- orial Park. of of of fe of of oo of oo oF oo oF fe oo of of of oo of oF oo ode oF oe cleo oooh ode ode fe ol ode dod Bol dodo ob ede Bo cdo doko dokeok $1.00 Down - $1.50 Per Week Puts a Hoover-Sweeper-Vac or Hamilton Beach Cleaner in your home. $1.00 Down - $2.50 Per Week buys a Washer Ironer, Clothes Dryer or Dish- washer. You can't afford to be without these labor and time saving appliances. "PROFIT BY OUR SERVICE" Onpesits the hans wii illageTheatre ilmette | ELECTRIC E. A. DANNEMARK COMPANY | BehokokobbhohobphehhbdhohhdpRohhhohohhddbhobod feoleodeobodoboboboh bokeh okodoRok ohooh bkobohdbob Robb bRob RR RRR RR RRR RSS SB ogo eof ode ode ode obo ode ode od ob oe ode oe of ode ob oe ob ood od ood ob Bok dol ob Bd Taxis and Taxes ernment on plans for an official expedition to the Hawaiian Islands. "Game Trails of the North Woods,' is counted a great triumph for science, affording an intimate insight into the habits of the unfettered animal life of the far north. Mrs. E. M. Marble Dies Following Long Illness Funeral services for Edith Haggard Marble, wife of Edward M. Marble of 664 Lincoln avenue, were held from the home Thursday of this week. Burial was at Forest Home. Mrs. Marble passed away Monday, February 19, at Mount Clemens, Mich- igan, after a long illness. © She was a member of the Winnetka Woman's club and prominent in the Win- . ..metka Congregational church. ND ~~ Bervices were conducted by Rev. James Austin Richards, pastor of the Congre- gational church. Mrs. Marble is survived by her hus- band, a son, Eugene C. Marble, of 3884 Lincoln avenue, a sister, Mrs. Belle C. Houser, and a brother, John D. Hag- gard. . Lind, Mason Contractor, Dies at Chicago Hospital Al Lind, well known Winnetka mason contractor with offices at 26 Prouty an- nex, passed away at the Alexian Broth- ers hospital, Chicago, Wednesday morn- ing, February 21. Mr. Lind suffered a stroke of paraly- sis four months ago from which he fail- ed to recover. He had been confined at the hospital for two months. Wires, Chimney, Fireplace, Causes of Residence Fires Defective electric wires caused a fire in the attic of the home of Mrs. Her- mon B. Butler, 715 Prospect avenue, which forced Winnetka's fire department to put forth their best efforts for two hours last Sunday before the blaze was conquered. The fire went unnoticed for some time before the department was called. Dam- age caused by fire was confined to the attic and roof, although water, which leaked down to the story below, added to the total damage. Another lively engagement with fire was experienced when a call came from the home of Jerry W. Rothschild, 1173 North avenue, last Monday morning. The fire was caused by a defectively built fireplace. Because the fire was in a very inaccessable place some damage was done in putting out the blaze. An overheated chimney at 808 Pros- pect avenue, the home of Joseph H. Brown, was responsible for another run by the fire department. There was no damage. POSTPONE BASEBALL DANCE The dance to have been given this evening by the Winnetka Baseball club, has been indefinitely postponed, it was announced this week. 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