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2 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1915. BUSINESS CLEANED UP IN COUNCIL Seven , Ordinances Read With Minor Matters Kept Trustees to Late Hour. : GATHER TUESDAY NIGHT. - A final meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held Wednesday even- ing to pick up the last fluttering ends of business and read seven ordinances. The meeting had been set for Tues- day evening but the political rally at the Woman's Club on that evening caused a postponement until Wednes- day. A bill was presented from John Mor- ton and Kathleen Murphy asking that the village defray a third of the ex- pense incurred by the laying of a sewer on Fig street from Railroad ave- nue to 179 feet south on Walden Road. Trustee Wolf moved the amount be paid and Trustee Davis seconded the motion. The bill was accepted. A communication was then read from Mr. Bradstreet asking the re- newal of a $1,000 bond held by Mrs. Preston which expired on March 13th. Trustee Wolf made a motion that the business manager see to the renewal of thé bond and Trustee Heller sec- onded the motion, which was ap- proved. Trustee Davis moved that the tri- angle belonging to the Sears estate, situated in Kenilworth, that has been north of the Winnetka line, should be passed to the jurisdiction of Kenil- worth, in return for which Winnetka avenue is to be paved. Trustee Wolf seconded the motion, which passed. These ordinances were read and ap- proved: Ordinance for the changing of the Winnetka-Kenilworth boundary line; ordinance. for the publication of the village code; ordinance covering the laying of a sanitary sewer in Woodland avenue and Essex road; or- dinance for laving a sewer system in Willow, Cherry and Ash streets at the extreme west limits of the village; . ordinance for placing a water pipe in Woodland avenue and Essex road; or- dinance for a sanitary sewer at the ex- treme west end of town around North, Vernon and Greenwood avenues: ordi- nance for a storm sewer in the south- east part of village. On Tuesday evening the Board of Trustees will greet the new members who have come through the election with colors flying. L'ENFANT. Children who have neat-looking hair always show good care. H. Dele- becque, 747 Elm street.--Adv. PLAY SAFE Keep Your Money esate... WINNETKA STATE BANK Commercial and Savings Accounts Opened Storage Vaults for Your Valuables Officers and Direclors JOHN R. LEONARD, Pres. W. G. WALLING, Vice-Pres. HENRY R. HALE, Cashier Henry P. Crowell, Victor Elting, Augustus S. Peabody and Carlton Prouty EASTER SERVICES IN CHURCHES. (Continued from page 1) Doxology, Chant '192....... Bourgeois Sursam Corda! page 13.......... Eyre Sanctus! -Messe Solennelle...Gounod Agnes Del: fr BRAN La ea Eyre Gloria in Excelsis, Chant 204.01d Chant Nunc Dimittis, Chant 121...Beethoven Recessional Hymn 115. ......... Tours Sunday School Festival 3:30 p. m. at the church. Processional Hymn 112. Lyra Davidica Gloria Chant 102...5vivuvws Gregorian Magnificat dn. D...0c 0 3 8a Field Easter Hymn by the Primary De- partment. Address by the Rector. Gloria, from Magnificat ....... Field Bymn 125 500 ania Dykes Presentation of Lenten Mite Box Offering. Offertory-- Solo, selected. ........ Mr. J. R. Rankl Anthem, "They Have Taken Away MYC LOr®Y i id San Stainer Doxology, Chant 192....... Bourgeois Vesper Hymn 642 (Verses 1 and |} Ee A a Ie LE Dykes Recessional fiymn 110....... Sullivan CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Morning service 11 o'clock. Music-- Prelude--Walter's Prize Song. Wagner Mrs. Harvey 1. Brewer. Awake Thou Wintry Earth...... Otis . Quartette. ResurreCtion: ....«::viivy + vv . Shelley Quartette. In the End of the Sabbath. ...Lansing Quartette. Easter Dawn =, sl ini. Hanscom Quartette. Sermon. ..:..... Rev. Edwin F. Snell Baptismal Service for Children 3:30 o'clock. Vesper Service 5 o'clock. Music-- Boys' and girls' chorus, assisted by Mrs. Brewer, violinist, Miss Mary E. Pratt, director, and Mr. Dean, bari- tone, : Organ Prelude--' panctus," from St. Cecilia Mass........ .... Gounod "0 Joyous Easter Morning." "They Are Not Lost." "Let the Merry Church Bells Ring." Hymn 81. "Ye Happy Bells of Easter Day." "Under the I.eaves." "Unfold, Unfold, Unfold, Ye Portals Everlasting." Hymn 84." "Ring Out, Ye Bells of Easter Day." "The Message of Easter." "The Bells Are Ringing for Easter- tide." Hymn 87. Special for Easter Fine Small Hams = 15¢ Bacon (finest cure) 20c Leaf Lard = = 1lic Choice Pot Roast = 6c Hindquarters, Fore= quarters and Legs of Lamb. Jones Dairy Farm Sausage. Winnetka Market "Quality First' 566 RAILROAD AVENUE Phone Winnetka 920 Address. "Sing and Rejoice." FIRST SCANDINAVIAN CHURCH. Easter services: Special Sunday School exercises at 4 p. m. : Evening service 7:45 with sermon by Rev. Glenn Nelson, Moody Bible Institute. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. Christian Science. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Wilmette, Central avenue and Tenth street. . Sunday, 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Testimonial meeting, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Reading room, 1 to 4 p. m. except Sundays and holidays.--Adv. Exclusive Winnetka Agency FOR ELIE SHEETZ'S "IMartha Washington" Candies Always Fresh and of the Same Superb quality 551 LINCOLN AVENUE The Cea Room, Telephone 838 SAVE $5.00 to $10 On Your New Spring Hat We can make over your last season's hats into new , stylish shapes. Turner Hat Bleachery Co. Now at 18 S. State St., one door north of old address. Half a block south of Madison St., Chicago. Occupying : entire seventh floor. Grass Seeds Flower Seeds Vegetable Seeds WE HAVE THE BEST Classy Collars for Dogs See our window for several novelty specials. They are things you need. SEEDS THAT WILL GROW. POTTED PLANTS AND BULBS. Winnetka Drug & Mdse. Go. A Moderate Price Drug Store Scrip CALL FOR FOR SALE and Flower Beds. Compost for Lawns, Greenhouses Also Black Dirt and all kinds of Farm Yard Manure. PHONE WINNETKA 288 6% LOANS ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE MADE 3% on Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Invited Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent Bank of M. K. Meyer ESTABLISHED 1894