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I + ager H. 1. October 15, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 51 Council Acts to Prevent Trouble From Anchor Ice| water | rupted from this cause, but it has been precautionary possi- | For the purpose of safeguarding the Winnetka water supply from interfer- ence from anchor ice at during the winter months, the Village council last Tuesday evening author- ized the expenditure of $3,600. amount will be used by Village Man- | Woolhiser to emergency connection on the intake. The work, it is said, will be done with- Es. [in the next few weeks. | Last year a number of north shore | Glencoe D. A. R. Holds for the year and the members stressed those that seemed practical for the First Meeting of Fall Glencoe Chapter. | communities experienced considerable | trouble from anchor ice. service has never been inter- threatened, and the measure taken will avoid any bility of trouble of this nature, it 1s ex- plained. the intake Mrs. Daniel W. Kohlsaat This ments Thursday, with her Karl Buhrer Kohlsaat, October 4, at the Fvanston hospital. install an Winnetka | returned to her home in the Indian Hill apart- infant son, | who was born yi The The Glencoe chapter of the D. held its first meeting at the home of Mrs. George W. Mieth, on October 10. Mrs. John J. Flinn was guest of | honor, whom the members were happy | to meet again. It was at her home that the local Chapter was entertained | recently. Mrs. Elma A. Dykeman, a lage of | Chapter was eager to have a presentable flag provided by the Vil- displayed on patri- otic occasions and it expréssed strong sentiment against the opening of a moving picture i After a social cup was adjourned. Glencoe of tea the meeting | member of the Janesville, Wisconsin Chapter was also a welcome | | guest. The chairmen of the various commit- tees outlined the possibilities of work Mrs. most Individuality in Roof and Masonry There is a personal note immediately evident in Mr. Emil A. Stake's home on Sunset Road in Chicago's beauti- ful North Shore suburb, Winnetka, Illinois. --It's Tapered Equally good results may be secured with Winthrops for other types of houses in other settings. There is a range of thirteen colors -- eight solid and five combinations. Thin at the Top ( Thick at the Butt The architect, Mr. Ralph W. Varney, of Chicago, achieved this individuality by a distinctive and unusual handling of usual building materials. Dark red English Tudor face brick are laid up with skintled joints. Buff Bedford stone and split Wisconsin limestone are used in a manner suggestive of Normandy. However, the house, with its brick walls and hand- adzed half-timbered stucco, is unmistakably Tudor. For the roof of this home, and for the garage as well, the Slatefield Blend of Winthrop Tapered Asphalt Shingles was selected. This is a blend of heather blue, heather green and purple and no little of the beauty of the house is due to the effect created by the purple in the Winthrops and the dark red of the bricks. The whole is an excellent example of the use of colors that harmonize and that fit a structure into its surroundings. Winthrops, the only tapered asphalt shingles made, have thick butts that cast attractive shadow lines, double the wearing thickness, lie tight and snug. Unequalled for laying over old roofs. Write for Samples Let us send you a full set of Winthrops. See their beautiful colors = all natural slate. Note the taper. Remember Winthrops do not curl, crack, split, rust, rot nor saw through their nails. They bear the Class C Label of Underwriters' Laboratories. Write on your letterhead for samples, free. BECKMAN-DAWSON ROOFING COMPANY 1034 Brooks Building, 223 W. Jackson Boulevard Chicago, Illinois Factories at Chicago, Detroit and Lockport, N. Y. ed Asphalt Shingles Robert R. Fontham of 131 Third street gave a dinner for eight guests on Saturday, was followed by bridge. October 8, which