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RJ WINNETKA TALK March §, 1927 Forest Preserve Budget One a Penny! Two Superior 6481-2-3-4 Greenleaf 3456 OIL TO BURN A Grade for Every Burner HUGHES & COMPANY General Offices, 844 Rush St. North Shore plant, Howard at McCormick Blvd. Telephones: Niles Center 217 Rogers Park 0982 6015 Broadway The Little Marmon Is Here May we send you a catalogue? MARMON NORTH SHORE Longbeach 6428 { Totals Over $12,000,000 | The Forest Preserve District budget of $12,714,677.88 was passed by the Cook County Board recently, with a considerable amount appropriated for protection, extension and improvement of the Forest Preserves but with no money appropriated for increases in salaries or wages, it was, announced. President Anton J. Cermak in his sessions on the Forest Preserve budget has insisted that vandalism, destruc- tion of property and the carrying away of benches, etc, must stop, and one of the outstanding items of the budget is the creation of twenty-five motor- cycle policemen, who will keep a con- stant vigilance over the property of the preserves protecting citizens and pro- tecting property. A war is expected to be waged on policemen of villages who follow au- tomobilists into the preserves and at- tempt to exercise their village author- ity over automobilists who park in the preserves. Winnetka Man Victim of Pneumonia in Chicago Guy Yulis, 42, a resident of Winnet- ka, succumbed to an attack of pneu- monia after a brief illness at the Cook County hospital Thursday, February 24. Funeral services were held from the Sacred Heart church in Hubbard Woods Saturday, February 26. Burial A Penny! Eat Hot Cross Buns in Lent With the beginning of Lent comes the annual popularity of hot cross buns. With an ancestry thousands of years old, the bun starts this week to better its own last year's record. Thir- teen thousand miles of hot cross buns --the two hundred fifty million would reach from pole to pole--were sold in the United States last year. Centuries before the Christian era, the ancient Egyptians offered "bouns," bearing the mark of two horns, to their favorite moon goddesses. Later the Greeks offered them to their gods, changing the mark of the horns to a cross. The Saxons markeg their buns with a cross in honor of FEostre (Easter), their goddess of Light; and so the historical bun went down the ages and was popularized long be- fore the birth of Christ. Two petri- fied and perfectly shaped buns were discovered years ago at Herculaneum, the ancient city destroyed by an erup- tion of Mount Vesuvius. First a Good Friday custom, then as an Easter treat too, hot cross buns are now enjoyed straight through Lent. In some countries there is the belief that one bun should always be kept for good luck until the following year. In one part of England the peo- ple still believe that a hot cross bun baked on Good Friday and hung in the chimney corner, will insure good ilk atts Best was at Sacred Heart. bread to the housewife throughout the Mr. Yulis is survived by a wife and | Year. BE children in Italy, and a brother, Charles | Bunner to the King!" The pro- Yulis, residing in New York. He also | Prietors of two bun houses fought has severa! relatives residing near for that coveted title more than a cen- Winnetka. tury ago in Merrie Olde England. Every Good Friday the King went bunning, favoring one or the other of the two royal bun houses. Both houses were packed with the gentry, and the Chinese parlors and coffee rooms of the two long, low bun build- ONE 9Vany, SEALE TOUPEES and WIGS Natural as the Halr that was once your own. Ph. Central 0604 o ings presented a merry sight. FUNK & CO. 5 ge my 36 So. State St. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Dudley Room 412 left Kenilworth today for Palm Beach where they plan to be for a month. HERE is a freshness and flavor to Bowman's Milk that makes it outstandingly preferred by the young bride and by the mother; and even by the grandmother who has known and used it for nearly fifty ~ears! IMPORTANT We consider our used car department a major division of this business and con- duct it accordingly. You will receive the same courtesy, the same intelli- gent service and honest dealing as you would ex- pect to receive if you were buying a new car. Phone Glencoe 70 Ask any Bowman customer why she prefers Bowman's Milk. The answers will mention one or all of these three features: Because of (1) its freshness, (2) its richness (3) its Surity. ry Bowman's Milk now. Note its flavor, its freshness, its purity. One trial will convince you of its won- derful goodness. Telephone our nearest distributing station or order from one of our courteous milkmen. WERSTED MOTOR CO. DAIRY COMPANY 562 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka 165 ~~ MilR, : QUALITY A USED CAR IS ONLY AS DEPENDABLE AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS IT a i in