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October 8, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 67 & Winnetka Exceeds 10,000 Population | Mark, Says Report According to a report submitted by Village Manager H. I. Woolhiser to the Village council Tuesday evening, Winnetka has gained four thousand in population since 1920 and now has more than the necessary 10,000 which enables it to designate "through" streets in the village and prosecute those who do not observe the injunc- tion. "Stop" signs were placed on certain streets several months ago, but there was not a general observance of them, and they were removed, until such a time as the village could "count noses" and thereby determine its status in the J matter. An ordinance passed some time ago authorized Manager Woolhiser to pro- ceed with this work. No further ac- tion was taken at the meeting Tuesday evening other than receiving the re- port and placing it on file. p- Business People : . Appeal to Council | for Wider Streets y U. C. Abel, of the Abel Battery & Ignition service who is to move, No- Ee eV EDE 1, into the building which he recently purchased at 714 Elm street, has petitioned the Village council to widen the street eight or ten feet in front of his property. A similar petition is also before the council from McGuire & Orr, relative to the street in front of their property at 576 Lincoln avenue. These petitions had been referred to the streets, drainage and forestry com- mittee, of which Trustee H. I. Raclin is chairman. The committee reported Tuesday evening that a plan for a comprehen- sive widening of both Elm street and Lincoln avenue is under active consid- eration, and will be pushed vigorously in order to give the relief specifically requested in these two petitions. "4 DANCING AND DINING 7 to 9 P. M. Ye Olde Haylofte $1.00 Dinner - No Cover Charge Blood Pressure above normal calls for prompt treat- ment to avold grave consequences. High Blood Pressure indicates the accumu- lation of poisonous toxins compressing the arteries. These toxins have been allowed to remain in the body by disordered elimination or over-worked kid- neys, Assist your kid- neys to keep your body free from poisons by drinking Mountain Valley Water from Hot Springs, Ark. Doctors everywhere preseribe it as an ald in the treatment and prevention of kidney disorders. Don't risk misery. Order a case today. ' --We Deliver-- Mountain Valley Water Co. 2609 Broadway Greenleaf 4777 3 Evanston, Ill 739 W. Jackson Blvd. Monroe 5460 Chicago, Ill hd West Elm Street Circle to Meet Next Wednesday figked to send their names to Mrs. M.| man of the circle. . Adams, 1044 Elm street, who will The West Elm Street circle, one of | place them upon the membership list. opportunity to join the circle and are | Mrs. Burton H. Atwood, Jr., is chair- RR >. Telephone Wilmette 3347 a number of neighborhood organiza- tions formed for the purpose of fur- thering neighborhood friendliness and community spirit, will meet at the home of Mrs. E. C. Weissenberg, 965 | Elm street, next Wednesday. Residents in the West Elm street] district are being urged to take this' SAM GOLDMAN JUNK DEALER Junk -- Rags -- Old Clothes Magazines -- Tires BEST PRICES PHONE WILMETTE 3334 VETERINARIAN Your best friends the "Dog and Cat" All calls recelve my personal attention 1000 Ridge Ave. DR. FRANK B. ERWIN Specializing In the treatment of Wilmette, Ill A Milwaukee woman has written the North Shore Line about a recent experience with this Road of Service". A death called her one night to Clinton, Iowa. With only twenty minutes to make the nine o'clock train she hurried by taxicab to National Avenue, only to see the train leaving. She attracted the conductor's attention, however, and the train was stopped. From Racine, the conductor wired ahead for train times to Clinton. The answer was received at Kenosha, greatly relieving the customer's nervous strain. "I have never been given such attention in all the years I have travelled", says this customer in writing to the road. GRIT Wo VERY day it grows more difficult to E obtain property in the older sections of the North Shore. Where will the younger generation turn? The perfect answer is found in the Skokie Valley-- "the newer North Shore™--conven- iently close to the family home--yet in a section where space is plentiful. The Skokie Valley has an especially strong appeal to the younger folks. New communities are being de- veloped along modern lines of community building. Scientific landscaping and sensible building restric = Tim Where will the younger generation build those "homes of their dreams"? The answer is found in the beautiful SKOKIE VALLEY I tions safeguard for all time the beauty of this choice section. Four large forest preservesand twenty-twogolf coursesareadded attractions. Where is the Skokie Valley? Many sections of it are actually within the boundaries of established North Shore communities! Absence of transportation retarded the Sko- kie Valley until now. The change commenced when the North Shore Line opened its Skokie Valley Route and gave this beautiful area high-speed, electrically-operated trans portation. Modern home conveniences are already available--sewer, water, electricity, gas, telephone and paving. Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee R. R. Co. The Road of Service There are four forest preserves along the Skokie Valley totaling nearly 2,000 acres.