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WINNETKA TALK August 6, 1927 5v% MONEY Have funds to loan on choice im- proved North Shore Suburban res- idence property at 5% % interest. See us on renewals. E. G. Pauling & Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. Main 0250 | Mission Hills Is Newest | | of N. S. District Clubs | (Continued from page 17) | shade of the frac firs, which border | the clubhouse. The locker room offers adequate ac- COMING BACK We figure this way: The man who gets a bettes Used Car than he believed it possible to get, is coming back some day for a new Dodge Brothers Car. Wersted Motor Co. 562 Lincoln Ave. Phone Winn. 165 A USED CAR IS ONLY AS DEPENDABLE AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS T | commodations and the finest of showers | | and lockers have been installed. | Mission Hills will have a limited | | membership. At present there are 241| members. Jock Anderson is the club's profes- | sional. He is a tournament player and his greatest claim to golfing fame is the fact that for six years he held] the open championship of South | | America. He has an assistant, too, Ray Espinosa who is a brother of Al and other golfing brothers of the Es- pinosa family. So much for Mission Hills, the up and coming youth of North Shore golf. the kennel | Dog lovers will enjoy | show at the Illinois State Fair, Aug. | 20-27. All kinds of dogs will compete | for prizes. NOTICE | | Notice is hereby given to every prop- erty owner in New Trier township to have his Canada thistle cut on or be- |] fore July 5. Any property owner who does not heed this warning shall be liable to prosecution and a fine or from $5 to $100. John Balmes, thistle commissioner of New Trier township, 839 Cherry street, Winnetka. eS wD risen LAY : Glencoe 70 -- fh =) BOWMAN DAIRY COMPANY MILK CHICAGO an¢ SUBURBS i DAIRY Opp AD Bowman is good Because it is real- ly fresh and pure it stays sweet. Try it and see! i] sy i OM, |! 's Milk Milk. Women Will Vie With Rolling Pins at Picnic A ladies' rolling-pin contest, balloon blowing and numerous other games will be features of the annual picnic of the Automobile club of Illinois to be held at Wayside Inn, Morton Grove, Sunday, August 7. Provisions have been made to accommodate 40,000 mo- torists and their families. Everything will be free, including dancing, ice cream, cool drinks, games and favors for the kiddies. The larg- est prize list ever offered at any event of this kind, is promised by Si Mayer, president of the club. A ball game is scheduled between prominent business men of the city and members of the club. A general invitation is extended to all motorists of Chicago and vicinity to attend the outing. PRESENT THREE PLAYS "Poor Aubrey," "Find- ers-Keepers," and "The Flattering Word," were presented by the class in dramatics of the School of Speech, Northwestern university, at Annie May Swift hall Tuesday evening. This trio of plays, directed by Vance Mor- ton, are by George Kelly, author of "Craig's Wife," and "The Show-Off." "Poor Aubrey," a domestic comedy, "Finders-Keepers," a psychological study of a woman's idiosyncrasies, and "The Flattering Word," a satire, were ably presented by the summer school students. Three plays, Illinois ranks third among the states in the manufacture of beverages. A total of 267 plants employ 2,535 per- sons; salaries and wages, $3,985,000; value of products, $14,175,000 yearly. First and second places go to New York and Pennsylvania respectively. Vacation Luggage Women's Suit Cases $10.00 and up Hat Box Specials $3.75, $5.00, $9.50 Wardrobe Trunk Specials, $37.50 and $50.00 28E NEW YORK . ST. EST. 1859 CHICAGO Phone Wilmette 2418 EDWARD HUCK For Painting and Decorating at Sensible Prices 1405 Central Ave. Wilmette HIE