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= WINNETKA TALK 'f pd FOR SAE Mv: SHOW COLLEGE MOVIE Classified FOR SALE--HOOVER VACUUM cleaner, in good condition. Phone Wil Varsity B ooks "Hold Em Yale" for Advertisements A 102LT45-1tc | "pp Saturday; "Ladies of the Mob" to Be Shown Next Week (Continued from Page 359) 91 WTD. TO RENT--GARAGES PRIVATE GARAGE WANTED NEAR Winnetka business section. Tel. Win- netka 765. 91T22-1te -- 9 WTD. TO BUY--HOUSES WANTED HOME FOR LARGE FAMILY IN WIN- netka. I need at least 6 bedrooms, 3 or 4 bath rooms. Must be well lo- cated. Will pay from $50,000 to $75,000 for place that suits. Write Wilmette Life A-90. 96LTN45-1tc 6 TO 8 ROOM HOUSE BY RELIABLE professional man with family. No down payment. $500 yearly prepayment be- ginning July 1, 1929. Able to pay sub- stantial monthly payment. Owner to keep title to property until reasonable amount has been paid. References given. Address Wilmette Life A-89. 96LT45-1tc RESPONSIBLE PARTY WISHES TO buy a six room house on North Shore between Evanston and Winnetka. Will pay $2,000 to $3,000 down. House must be a bargain at between $12,000 and $13,500. No brokers. Phone Rogers Park 6658 96LTR45-1tc WANTED--TO BUY BRICK HOME, 3 bedrooms, good location, reasonable. No broker. Write Winnetka Talk A-95. 96T22-1te WANTED--7 TO 8 ROOM HOUSE IN Winnetka. Give description, location and price for all cash. No broker. Ad- dress Winnetka Talk A-96. 96T22-1tc -- 97 WTD. TO BUY--VACANT WANTED--50 FT. LOT, GOOD LOCA- tion in Winnetka. Cash. No broker. Address Winnetka Talk A-97. 97T22-1te 99 ANTIQUES ANTIQUE SALE A HOUSE FULL TO CHOOSE FROM. Bring your summer guests and see my collection. Visitors welcome. 808 'Washington St., Evanston, 1 blk. S. of Main, east of Ridge. 99LTN45-1te ANTIQUE PINE DAY BED, $18. OLD Cuban locket, $15. Double size Paisley shawl, fine condition. Tel. Winn. 1474. 99LTN45-1tc 100 FOR SALE--HSEHLD. GDS. GIVING UP HOUSEKEEPING AND have sold most of our effects, but still have antique oak dining rm. table & 10 chairs, all of unusual merit; carved antique oak chest; old linen chest; oak table & leather seated chairs, suitable for library or office; 3 large Oriental rugs & runners; several other chairs & other articles. Tel. Winn. 1252. 1123 Chatfield road. 100L'TN45-1tc BABY BUGGY (MARSHALL FIELD) play pen & swing. Ice box, gas stove; dining rm. table, 6 chairs, Hepplewhite mah. Schoole furniture. Tel. Winn. 2065. 100T22-1te HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE, including antique twin walnut beds 100 years old. Also piano player. Shown mornings and evenings. 1008 Greenleaf Ave., Wilmette, Ill, 1st floor. Ph. Wilmette 3030. 100LTN43-tfc REFRIGERATOR, NEARLY white enamel bed, springs, mattress 305 Poplar St.,, Winn. 100LT45-1tp FURNITURE AND CURTAINS. WICK- er stroller. Phone Glencoe $89. 100LTN45-1tc a -------------------------------------------- 101 WTD. TO BUY-- HSEHLD. GOODS WANTED TO BUY -- SECOND-HAND ~ furniture and other household goods. prices for same. Crost Furni- ture store, 1004-6 Emerson St., Ev- anston, Ill. Ph. Univ. 189. 101LTN5-tfc 102 FOR SALE--MISC. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY--EXCLU- sive children's shop in N. 8. suburb. pngnt consider partner. . ess Talk NEW; \ 45-1tp GIRL'S SPEED BIKE; FINE COND. Tel. Winn. 2361. 102LTN45-1tc LARGE TRAILER--EXCELLENT CON- dition. Tel. Winn. 3213. 102LTN45-1tc 103 WTD. TO BUY--MISC. WANTED -- FOR CASH -- SECOND- hand coupe, not older than '27 model, for personal use. Must be in good condition. Ref. req. Phone Wil. 1174. 103LTN45-1te WANTED -- CLEAN, WHITE RAGS, 10c per lb. 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette. 103LTN14-tfp NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP OF FRANK N. WOOL- LEY, ORMOND S. SPRINGER AND GOULD C. DAVIS, DOING BUSINESS UNDER THE FIRM NAMES OF SUB- URBAN NASH SALES AND GOULD C. DAVIS & CO. Notice is hereby given that by mutual agreement the partnership heretofore ex- isting between Frank N. Woolley of Win- netka, Cook County, Illinois, Ormond S. Springer of Chicago, Cook County, TIlli- nois, and Gould C. Davis of Ravinia, Lake County, Illinois, doing business un- der the firm name of Suburban Nash Sales located at 547 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka, Cook County, Illinois, and also doing business under the firm name of Gould C. Davis & Co. located at 736 Elm Street, Winnetka, Cook County, Illinois, was dissolved on the 30th day of July, 1928. Frank N. Woolley and Ormond S. Springer will continue business as co- partners under the firm name of Sub- urban Nash Sales at 547 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka, and Gould C. Davis will con- tinue business under the name of Gould C. Davis, Inc., an Illinois corporation, at 548 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka, Illinois, as the exclusive agent for the sale of Hupmobile automobiles in the Villages of Wilmette, Kenilworth, Winnetka and Glencoe. GOULD C. DAVIS. ORMOND S. SPRINGER. F. N. WOOLLEY. T22-1te Follies Open in a Blaze of Glory at Four Cohans Sunday The event of the week in theatrical circles was the opening, in a blaze of glory, of the Greenwich Village Follies at the Four Cohans theatre. Here is a revue, slightly different from the usual variety, but one which profits by the change. Common .practice has seemed to indicate the necessity of ob- taining one or two individual stars around whom a show, of one kind or another, might be built. A different procedure has been followed here. There are no outstanding stars. Per- formers compete with each other for laughs, applause and encores. And such vaudeville headliners as Blossom See- ley and Benny Fields are extended to the limit to keep up with the Nautch Dancers, the Chester Hale Girls or Jans and Whalen. Taken as a whole, the show is one of the best all around revues seen here n some time. If you exclude one or two raw sketches, it is a clean show. The dancing is marvelous with the six- teen Chester Hale girls comparing fa- vorably with any group ever seen in Chicago. The comedy is smart and continuous. Costumes are beautiful and apparently new. The settings are satisfactory. The outstanding comedian carries the name of Doctor Rockwell. A few evenings with him and one might need the services of a real practitioner. Doctor Rockwell is another headliner from vaudeville who has been drafted for revue purposes. A sort of cross between Ed Wynn and Joe Cook, he introduces the acts, plays in the sketches and does an individual turn or two of his own. He is a smart per- former and a decidedly funny one. August may be a hot mohth but the Four Cohans is decidedly cool and this particular revue well worth a visit. College movies and college plays are quite popular nowadays. The Varsity theater offers for your approval this Saturday, August 4, Rod La Rocque in "Hold 'em Yale." In this picture Mr. La Rocque forgets his tailor and has a grand time for himself as: a South American Jack Gilbert who be- comes a football star. Big Tom Ken- nedy, as a bone-headed cop, and a monkey called "Firpo" contribute to the nonsense. The girl is Jeannette Loff--not so well known but very, very nice. For the benefit of those who like Miss Clara Bow and also for those who think Mr. Richard Arlen is a big he- man the Varsity has scheduled "Ladies of the Mob" for next Monday, Tues- day, and Wednesday, August 6, 7, and 8. "Ladies of the Mob" is a crook pic- ture. Richard Arlen is a handsome yegg and Clara is his yeggess--though not his wife. She feels like a wife to- ward him and would like to be just that. It is not the usual Clara Bow picture, with the bewitching red-haired miss out to get her man. This time Clara plays a different role, in which she battles in the cause of right and struggles to hold her man. The sup- porting roles are splendidly portrayed. Clara and Richard are their own recommendation. August 4, 1928 BR Tom Mix Film Heads List of Teatro del Lago Attractions Tom Mix heads the list of screen actors to be seen at the Teatro del Lago beginning this Saturday, August 4. On that day the Teatro will show "Painted Post," another western pic- ture. The story, summed up in a sen- tence is this: Tom Blake (Tom Mix), sheriff, saves the pay roll and the girl from the bandits. The girl is Natalie Kingston, a dark-eyed beauty, who in this picture makes her debut in a west- ern opposite Mix. The photography is excellent. Ramon Novarro is the star of "A Certain Young Man," com- ing to the Teatro del Lago this Sun- day, August 5. Novarro plays a young London lord, whose flirtations are the talk of the town until he meets THE girl, and then his efforts to live down his past are comical in the extreme. A charming romance runs through it. Elaborate reproductions of Europe's playgrounds are the scenes of the merry and whimsical love story. Far surpassing in emotional drama her previous work as a comedienne, Colleen Moore has given a perform- ance in the stellar role of "Happiness Ahead" that unquestionably should be considered the finest of her career. "Happiness Ahead" opens at the Tea- tro Monday for two days. The story centers about an unsophisticated girl from a small town, who becomes the wife of a city card-shark. VILLAGE OF WINNETKA STATEMENT urer for the Village of Winnetka in the debts and liabilities. GENERAL 'TAXES idem num. GENERAL INCOME Auto and Wheel Licenses Dog Licenses Peddlers Licenses Plumbers Licenses .. : Nik Licenses - .::..vivivresss Pool & Billiard Licenses Sidewalk Builders Licenses Electricians Licenses Other Licenses: iv. «+. Sve Aidan + Building Permits voor viii. Sewer Permits Police Service Bank Interest Other Interest Street Repairs for Contractors Collection Fees Rentals Charged Service Yard Fire Insurance Premium Tax Park District Work Other Expense Charged Out Sale of Corporate Property ......... Miscellaneous Income Electric Department GENERAL EXPENDITURES: Public Affairs .. General Administrative ....... Health Department Public Works Fire Department Fire Pension Fund Transfers Excess of Credits over Debits (NOTARIAL SEAL) My Commission expires Oct. 16, 1930, Sidewalk & Driveway Permits ....... Justice: Fines Sf ik alii e Ba WE Garbage and Ash Service ............ Special Assessment Refunds .......... Rentals charged other Departments .. Vacation of Portion of Windes Street Refund for Resurfacing Streets ...... TOTAL CORPORATE INCOME : DEBIT Police "Department === I oTNTTIIN Police Pension Fund Transfers ...... Add Balance in Fund April 1, 1927 ...... Balance in Fund March 31, 1928 ... OF THE TREASURER OF THE VILLAGE OF WINNETKA for the Fiscal Year ending March 31st, 1928, of all moneys received by the Village of Winnetka in the discharge of its governmental or municipal functions and paid out by such Treas- discharge of governmental or municipal INCOME of General Fund for the Year ended the 3lst day of March, 1928. CREDIT Transfers from Other Departments--Dividend from afar $140,683.60 Sp mE $20,463.00 RAE 1,866.75 TE ARERR Ln 100.00 Eaten eh 200.00 Sevens 560.00 " 20.00 ee . 110.00 Vu eae Pa 743.66 er OTE 212.50 $24,276.11 NT a EL 4,860.50 vie aE 184.00 Sey veda 294.00 5,338.50 Ts Tear Eias, 2,110.00 «ECO 2,527.70 TT a 34,919.79 Skesburevine 5,090.68 Care aR 1,611.24 i RN 5,404.51 Free vr vey 2,270.24 ee 1,586.95 Pry iba ess 3,480.00 vrai 824.00 Ce a 1,604.31 2,100.00 --_--" 7,143.38 3,500.00 aise Ea 3,415.00 AYES URE TED) 1,750.6 EET 2,769.84 42,550.76 BYE CE 2 42,731.38 The aE $295,137.84 En $ 53,388.21 19,582.70 7,822.50 x 101,662.67 Ere . 50,247.83 a EPO ia 26,265.71 $5,312.46 Pd TTR 9,117.80 14,430.26 $273,399.88 Tee Be 21,737.96 SFMT 28,801.13 bP 50,539.09 WILLIAM E. DAVIS, Treasurer of the Village of Winnetka, Cook County, Illinois Subscribed and sworn to before me this 31st day of July, A. D. 1928. STELLA WINSLOW, Notary Public, Cook County, 1linois. T22-1te ie THE