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May 28, 1927 WINNETKA TALK LF) Throngs Attend Garden Mart from Asheville, N. C., and New City. her brother, Julian Woodward. Miss Eleanor Woodward, daughter of the Arthur H. Woodwards of 685 | Ardsley road, has recently returned York While in New York she visited | | | For Every Purpose Phones: Wilmette 2508-3134 NORTH SHORE SCREEN COMPANY Office ¥ Factory, Schiller Ave, WILMETTE | - a, a) ff bo a ox ox x =o i | . ns I : » oh 2 Wl 88 TEMPLE COURT New Building Indian Hill Station The rain held off and the sun shone on Saturday, and so many hearts were East Entrance Telephone WINNETKA 804 4 Talk Photo by Lehle| Nf rr lighter, and the Commons blossomed forth with bright awnings, gay umbrel- las and brilliant flowers, for it was the day of the Winnetka Garden Market. Garden lovers came early to buy annuals from Mrs. Willoughby Walling's booth, or perennials from Mrs. Harold DeLay's. Later came those in search of garden accessories, which were found in Mrs. Charles Strong's booth. All day the Commons was crowded. Wieners, ice cream, cold lemonade and other | |% refreshments were served, and the children saw Punch and Judy, had their silhouettes cut out, folowed the Hand Organ man, and had a gay time gener- A MID-SEASON CLEARANCE of all French afternoon, evening and No dress during sports dresses. sale over $50.00. Values to ally. Though no definite statement can cleared, everyone feels that more money was made than at any previous market in Winnetka, and that the affair was a brilliant success. yet be made as to the exact amount $200.00. Mosquito War in Full Swing Says Woolhiser The mosquito abatement work in Winnetka is still going forward, H. I.. Woolhiser, Villager Manager an- nounces. This consists of oiling the ditches and all standing water within the village limits, and also in the In- dian Hill club district. The Mosquito Abatement committee, of which H. C. Phillips is chairman, has also started the work of oiling catch basins. Owing to the large amount of rainy weather, the Skokie area west of the village is a very prolific breeding place for mosquitoes, and the mosquito nui- sance cannot be eliminated, it is point- ed out, until the condition there is rem- edied. Efforts are being made by H. F. Tenney, village president and by the mosquito abatement committee to se- cure action on the part of the Sani- tary Drainage district in handling the mosquito abatement work west of the village limits. Trinity Lutheran Greenwood and Hawthorne avenues I.. H. Nauss, Evangelical Lutheran pastor Sunday, May 29 English services at 11 A. M. Text: Matth. 10, 19-22 Theme: "The Wonderful Divine Inspiration" Sunday school at 10 A. M. Doctrine of Mrs. Jacob Replogle, 910 Oak street, entertained a number of guests at luncheon and bridge on Friday. B. A. CLUB MEETS TONIGHT The British American club has its May meeting tonight in the Assembly room of Community House. The busi- ness meeting will be followed by danc- An early selection ts advisable. ae EEE x - os et - - _-- "s ~ 'w Refreshments will be served. = ing. 7 dd le Id SS tL) et eM oat cM ct AAA Entrance Driveways: -- Whether your problem is building a new road An Will Cost You or repairing an old one -- you will want the Nothing best in workmanship and materials. The Following Surface Materials White Chips -- Red Granite Chips ..can be Bird's Eye Gravel (brown) used with Missouri River Gravel (yellow) Road Pitch "When You're in a Hurry" Winnetka Teaming & Supply Co. Lawrence J. Hayes Telephone Winnetka 32