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BE TT ! October 22, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 5 READY F 0 R ACTION! Sia, Dixon, Mrs. James A. Donovan, Mrs. ¥ T. wason, Mrs. H. H. Engelhard, Mrs ! | H. Kennington, Mrs. C. A. G. Kuipers, | } | Mrs. G. J. Nickel, Mrs. L. J. Phillips, | f Indian Hill Rar vomont Association | Mrs. H. L. Raclin, Mrs. J. G. Ray, Mrs, | Committees Lay Plans for Season of | M. 8 ines, Mrs. ¥. H. Sterling, Mrs. | Real Achievement | J. A. Stevenson, Mrs. D. Stoker. | ! anda Er be-- ! Announcement has previously been Lumber Companies f nade of the new officers and chairmen | N . of the varous committees of the Indian Combined fo Form | Hill Improvement association, since | . . | ! which time the formation of all com- | Mercer Corporation| mittees has been completed. Announcement is made of the recent | The association organization is now | Organization of The Mercer Lumber | prepared for the active season ahead, | cOmpanies, a §730000 lumber corpora and everyone of its officers and de- tion, headed by F. Mere 'er, as pres partment heads is co-operatng with a | dent, with general oificts in room 309 fine enthusiasm, according to William Carlson building, Evanston, and yard S. Nordburg, president. ind branch offices in Evanston, Hub- President Nordberg has with him a: | Bard Woods, Niles Center and Deer | offi George Karnes, vice-president Zorg y : . oie K H. Hinrichs. vw Yiee-pre reas. | The new company combines the in- Pack Trips Into the { rer Phe Sit cornices and the pe | terests of the Evanston Lumber com i urer. The six committees and the per-| =" >° Hubbard W Lumber: | snuel of edch. follow: pany, ubbarc oods Lumber and ! por tbe Shin by i ttot Ralph B Coal company, Niles-Edgebrook Ium- Me srshiy " ee -- Re 3 Kraetsch, Chairman; E. G. Allen, Wm. | ber company and the Deerfield Lum- of the H. K. Bennett, S. Blair, Howard E.|Dber company. ; Bowers CE obec andy Donald Puen | The other officers of the corporation | | janie' Sonal, oo Iman Hotz "W. are, J. D. Mercer, vice president; NE W MEXICO ROCKIES i Dean Keefer, C. A. G. Kuipers, William | George Fargo, secretary, and D. W. Te Te Samay G,| Mercer, treasurer. Deer and turkey season in New Mexico is from Nov. 10th } EE Nevo A lamin Willis Stutson,| . For almost a quarter of a century to 20th, and from comfortable Los Cerros, a Ranch Re- M. P. Tilley, M. D. White. lumber has been going out from the ho h » Train and Station committee--Felix | yards now combined by the Mercer sort just two miles from Santa Fe, you can pack or motor Horm A A evings, | James |G | interests to supply an everincreasing into the back country where every man gets his buck and | Stevenson. demand commensurate with the re- gobbler. Quail, duck and dove seasons extend much later ! Streets and parks committee--James M. | markable development of the great . . I - Brooks, Chairman; B. F. Affleck, Mau-| orth shore area, and the newly or- and we can arrange complete details of pack or motor trips rice G r, Emil A. Stake, Dee A. 21S ay 3 . Yice 5: Pryor, Bagiltaa"Sixke, | Des ganized company has made every of any length. For a completely illustrated booklet ad- * Entertainment and social committee-- | preparation to keep pace with the fu- dress Edward H. Oakley, E. J. Flannery, Chairmal ; iy Sha Sura. ture needs of the territorv. Jesse H. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. ' » . Faxon, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Flannery, Mr. The purpose of the organization of and Mrs. Frank G Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. | The Mercer Lumber companies, it is HACIENDA DE I.ee Limbert, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lain, annourced, is to concentrate in both ges ane o Bi Scueerer, Mr) 20d] he huvine an' selling denartments of Refreshments committee--Mrs. EB. G.|the business in order to better serve od Allen, Chairman; Mrs. K. H. Hinrichs, | present and prospective customers. Mrs. George Karnes, Mrs. Ralph B. Kraetsch, Mrs. William 8. Nordburg, Santa Fe Mrs. Albert E. Ridd'e. i > N > ai . Attendance committee--Mrs, William 1 Mrs Bentley MeClond cutertained New Mexico Sumner Smith, Chairman; Mrs. K.| er bridge clu ednesday at her Blanchard. Mrs. Coram Davis, Mrs. Don-' home on Kenilworth avenue. Automobile an Greasing - Laundry d Station Located in Our New Building ELM STREET and ARBOR VITAE ROAD --and we are prepared to offer a prompt All of the auto owners who have paid and efficient service to the automobile own- us a visit have become great boosters, and ers of the north shore. we back them up with just the kind of A 3 . : t Our request is for only one trial. work we say we do. = WASHING 8 GREASING Open at CARs CALLED For EXCLUSIVELY all Times AND DELIVERED ELM STREET GARAGE P. J. PETERSON, JR., Proprietor TELEPHONE Formerly of TELEPHONE 2246 THE WINNETKA CO-OPERATIVE Co. 2246 WINNETKA WINNETKA §