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---- te SA rh oe cum wo open ge SA Arr rove WINNETKA TALK August 25, 1928 1 TTT Tr rrr Tyre em adbaheabbi dda ata ities POPS WW ww 60% of Indian Bill Estates already is sold to North Shore people Lidiam Hill Estates rapidly is is being sold out -- and 60% of the lawns and houses have been purchased by discerning Evanston, Winnetka, Kenilworth, Glencoe and Wil- mette people. Why? Because they know the trend West and South around the exclusive Indian Hill Club section. LAWNS ARE LARGER AND PRICES ARE LOWER IN Tudian Hill Estates | THAN IN ANY OTHER FINE COMMUNITY ON THE NORTH SHORE. DIRECTIONS: West from Sheridan Road on Winnetka Avenue to its juncture with Ridge Road; North one-half block to Hill Road: West to Locust Road and South along West boundary of Indian Hill Club to Indian Hill Estates. Indian Hill Estates Managed by BILLS REALTY, Inc. Loop Offices, 208 South La Salle Street--State 0266 Indian Hill Estates Offices, Locust and Ashland-- Wil. 2692-2792 Sheridan Road Offices, Del Lago District--Wil. 3740 ER ia a a EE Ti dd I i i da Deerfield Invites Residents to Big Silver Jubilee Fete Deerfield's Silver Jubilee celebration Saturday, August 25, promises to be one of the biggest days in the history of that community. It is being spon- sored by the Deerfield Chamber of Commerce which is sparing no effort to make it the most successful affair of the season. There is to be a parade in the afternoon, a great variety of carnival features, games, races and dancing. Bruce Benson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Benson, 671 Lincoln avenue, and his grandfather, Charles B. Davey of 870 Locust avenue, have been visit- ing much of the time in England with friends and relatives there. They will be home this coming week. --_ Mrs. G. H. Miller, 1433 Scott ave- nue, entertained the members of her luncheon club last Tuesday. This small group of women have kept to- gether in the club for the past 15 years. Milan Lusk to Resume Teaching Next Month Milan Lusk, violinist, is returning soon from his European concert tour and will resume the teaching of violin in Wilmete about September 15. He is taking a few additional students of the violin. Applications are now be- ing taken at his residence studio in Wilmette. Mr. Lusk's methods of vi- olin introduction have been endorsed by Sevcik, teacher of Morini, balist, and Kubelik. In 1923 Prof. Sevcik made Lusk his authorized assistant and exponent of the Sevcik method. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Del.amarter, di- rector of the Ravinia concerts, have taken the Harve G. Badgerow home at 576 Arbor Vitae road for the re- mainder of the summer. iin . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fleager and their four children of 952 Pine street have returned from a month's vacation at Eagle River where they rented a cottage. Glad to Get Bach / to Selected Milk Here's what one 10-year-old boy said --when he had his first "Selected" cation: "This is the first good glass of milk I've had since we i} lass of after getting back from va- eft home." And this from a little girl of five "Gee, I wish they had good milk like this in the country." Children Surely Enjoy the "Sweet Natural Taste" of "Selected." It is the better drinking milk because of the extra care that is taken at the dairy farms where it is produced. Your children's health during the school year just ahead, will depend a great d they dtink. At least four glasses a day are essential. You'll make milk drinking a pleasant duty if you give them "Selected." You grown-ups will keep cation vigor longer if you too have the milk dri on how much milk your va- drinking habit. FARM PRODUCTS CO. of ILLINOIS Zim-