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WINNETKA TALK March 19, 1927 FARMERS MARKETING CO. BOX 823, CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA FRESH EGGS Direct to You by Parcel Post Order Now--2--4--12 Dozen Containers Composes Symphony LARGE ROOMS | CHAMBER T 1=0-X 1340" "x\6-8 Floor Plan of Five Room Apt. Home You will appreciate the large, light, airy rooms that characterize this unusual building, with beau- tiful one-quarter acre garden court. 3,4, 5 and 6 rooms Hourly maid service if desired SIXTEEN HUNDRED HINMAN AVENUE EVANSTON N. W. CORNER DAVIS STREET Victor C. Carlson Organization Phones: Greenleaf 500, Sheldrake 0500 NOW LEASING ENTS BO Photo by Ray The Third Symphony by Prof. Arne Oldberg of the Northwestern School of Music, will be performed for the first time this Friday and Saturday, when the Chicago Symphony orchestra will play it at Orchestra hall at its regular Friday and Saturday performances, un- der Conductor Stock. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Winterbotham, 899 Oak street, entertained their dinner bridge club Wednesday, March 16. Six- teen guests were present. Rosa Marion Knight INTERIOR DECORATING New spring lines of imported and domestic Fabrics have arrived. Esti- mates without obligation. 606 Michigan Ave. Greenleaf 1319 Northbrook Finds Big Field Vieing for President Job The annual Village election in Northbrook will be held Tuesday, April 19, at which time there will be elected a village president and three trustees. R. Lauer, president of the Village board and Edgar Wessling, Joseph Kortman and Elmer Moore, trustees, whose terms will expire, and who, it is said, will not be candidates for re-election. That there will be numerous candi- dates, especially for the office of presi- dent, is also predicted, and petitions for the various candidates for both the offices of president and trustees, werc expected to be in circulation this week. A number of President Lauer's friends have been insisting that he again be a candidate, but he has thus far been adamant in declining to seek office again. Those who are so insis- tent that his services be further given to the village, say he has conducted its business during the past two years in a highly satisfactory manner, and also point out that it has been a period, though brief in comparison to the age of Northbrook, in which the village has gone forward by far greater de- grees than ever before in all its his- tory. They feel that Northbrook still needs his experience and judgment to pilot the many things now under way for its further growth and expansion. Northbrook has paved and improved more streets, added more new subdivi- sions and witnessed the erection of more new buildings, in proportion to its population, perhaps, than any of the north shore villages, and the office of president, from this time forward, will demand still more time from the incoming official, Mr. Lauer feels. For that reason, he insists he cannot un- dertake it another year. Mrs. Catherine Vollers of Wilming- ton, N. C., arrived last week to be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank R. Fuller, of Church road, for several months. trouble is, he friends. COMING BACK A defunct used car can be cheaply doctored up so that it will just about carry the purchaser away. The stays away. You can't make customers by making enemies. We prefer to make and keep WERSTED MOTOR CO. 562 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka 165 A USED CAR IS ONLY AS DEPENDABLE AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS IT