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2 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1920 ANNUAL EXHIBIT AT NEW TRIER JUNE 12 High Schcol Authorities Announce Annual Commencement Affair in- cluding Varied Events Announcement was made this week of the annual exhibit at the New Trier Township High school, to be held Saturday, June 12, at the high school beginning with folk dances and a may pole dance on the campus at 7:15 o'clock in the evening. The program will be of varied in- terest and includes demonstration of the work of every department in the school, from a regular dramatic sketch by the English department, to a fashion display by the students in Domestic Science. After 8 o'clock all buildings are to be thrown open for inspection. Students will be found at work in the manual training department shops, laboratories and gymnasium. An op- portunity will be afforded to meet the teachers of the school individu- ally in the direction of their work. The program as announced will be as follows: : May Pole Dance Out of doors--On front campus at 7.15 P. M. Folk Dances, May Pole Dances, with band. Aux Crepes Francaises--Mr. Glace's pupils. Indoors-- 7.45--Assembly Hall. Play "Never- the-less"Stuart Walker, by Eng- lish department. 8:15--Assembly Hall. Fashion Show-- Domestic Science Department. 8:30--In Mess Hall. Latin Songs-- Latin department. 8:40--In Literary Room--Main Build- ing. Spanish Play and Readings. Mr. Duckles' classes. 9:00--In Mess Hall. French Songs-- French department. General Inspection From 8 o'clock on all buildings open for inspection; pupils at work in shops, laboratories and gymnasium; an opportunity to meet individual teachers. Light refreshments served in the Mess hall from 8 o'clock. A BARGAIN HUNT Mrs. Newgilt--We need some new dining room chairs badly. Her husband--I know it. But wait till we can run over to Furope and mebbe we can pick up a set of second hand thrones cheap. --Boston Globe. GO TO CHURCH ON SUNDAY ~ -- NEW BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY" Adult. Shackleton--South. Johnson--What to See in America. Dibble--Elements of Plumbing. Hobart--Soldering and Brazing. Lindsay--Golden Whales of Cali- fornia. Keynes--Economic of Peace. France--The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife. Kirkland--Chicago Yesterdays. Spadoni--The Swing of the Pen- dulum. Bojer--Treacherous Ground. Galsworthy--Tatterdemalion. ILincoln--The Portygee. Marshall--Many Junes. Gale--Miss Lulu Bett. Lincoln--The Red Signal. Blindloss--Wynham's Pal. Ward--Harvest. Ollivant--Boy Woodburn. Turner--A Place in theWorld. Phillpotts--Miser's Money. France--The Elm Tree on the Mall. Consequences Juvenile. Thompson -- Wigwam Tales. Saunders--Tilda Jane. Heyliger--High Benton. Le Mair--Little Songs of Long Ago. Altsheler--The Lost Hunters. Bond--With the Men Who Do Things. Grahame -- Cambridge Poetry for Children. Rolt-Wheeler--Boy with the U. S. Trappers. Pollock--Northern Diamonds. Wonder Book of THE VOICE OF THE DOVE Come listen, O love, to the voice of the dove, Come harken, and hear him saw, There are many tomorrows, my love, my love, There is only one today. And all day long you can hear him say This way in purple is rolled, And the baby stars of the milky way, They are cradled in cradles of gold. Now what is the secret, serene gray dove Of singing so sweetly away? "Phere are many tomorrows, my love, my love, There is only one today." --Joaquin Miller. FILL THE BILL "Rest Rooms' now provided in many places, but a lot of people con- sider the place where they are em- ployed was created for that purpose. N¢ IP EZ that sore throat. The N N N N N N N N N N N N N \ N 782 Elm St., Winnetka You cannot afford to negelect your health, especially in this kind of weather. Klenzo is an ideal antiseptic to "knock" Klenzo is also highly recommended for treating the gums, mouth, teeth and is a valuable aid in the treatment of Pyorrhea. Adams Pharmacy exall Store A. L. ADAMS Prop. Phone Win. 2-3 N N N N NY NZ iii ll Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiaiiuiiiid NY : through Discuss Big Highway Along Drainage Canal Village Officials Attend Important Session in Chicago To Talk over Plans For Improvement Bankers, hotel owners, real estate operators, village officials, mayors of Evanston and Joliet, prominent business men, truck farmers and others interested in good roads and the improvements of transportation facilities expressed their views as to the necessity and desirability of the construction of suitable roads along the main and north shore channels of the sanitary district of Chicago at a meeting of the district's trustees' Thursday afternoon. The meeting was held in Room 700, 910 South Michigan avenue, Chicago, and one of the important subjects discussed was a plan for the development of a thoroughfare connecting Joliet with Wilmette. The discussion in Chicago is to be preliminary to preparation of actual plans for improvement along the drainage canal. : MANICURE VILLAGE LAWNS Lawns of the Village green were being neatly trimmed and mowed this week preparatory. The khaki uniforms present a stunning con- trast against the velvety green of the village grounds and foliage. "Brown acknowledges that he knows nothing about women." "What an immense experience with them he must have had."--Boston Transcript. PUBLIC NOTICE Wm. C. Stone, 1505 Summerdale avenue, Chicago, Illinois. You are hereby notified that the Win- netka Motor Company claims a mech- anic's lien on one Case seven-passenger touring car, No. 28423, left with us on or about the 15th day of July, 1919, for repairs in the sum of $613.79 and for a storage lien in the sum of $36.00 On the 22nd day of June, 1920, the automobile above described will be sold at 10 o'clock A. M. at the garage of the Winnetka Motor Company to the highest bidder. Winnetka Motor Company. Wm. T. Wehrstedt, proprietor. --Adv. T10-4te --IOEI0L= orzo --OEI0E [+] | [=] i oO 1] MORE MONEY for her. [+] !] | [+] 1] o Phone 1077 Young man, if you have taken a "shine" to a girl. OFF your shiny suit and let us make you a new one. Via TAKE New clothes will not only help you win the girl but EARN We make the good clothes and will sell them to you as low as the high quality will allow. We've got the good socks, ice-cream underwear, ample shirts and ties in every hue of the rainbow. Wear our good "nifty" clothes ~J.H. DETHLOFF GENTS' FURNISHINGS 786 ELM ST., WINNETKA |} my OE O EX OO = OEIOL ~OEIOE =O 0 I= | | | OIE I rz III LIISA IIT III IIL LITA LILA 72 Start to save now, much every payday. is WHO'S YOUR FRIEND? I Al lL rrr Zr rzzizizisis Money in the bank has comes the best friend in the wor And saving makes your bright days brighter. over the uncertainties of life. days do appear your savings will shelter you. Then keep up the saving habit. You'll be surprised to see how your savings grow. given many a dark cloud a silver lining. Id is the money you have saved. You meet things as they come, 00 When trouble You are not continually worried knowing that if cloudy Decide to set aside so II I IIT iz Winnetka Trust and Saving Bank Apology Due Us It has been reported to many of our pa'rons that we did not answer their phone calls. We wish to say that the trouble has been with our phone--Not Our Service. Our phone has now been put in order and we will give you our Usual Prompt Service Hereafter. TWO PHONES, WINNETKA 999-998 E. B. TAYLOR & CO. HARDWARE, PAINTS, GLASS WEST RAILROAD AVE. : : : : : WINNETKA 10 ---- 0 10 ----=10 EI OE=------1 OE 0---- um YP - -t "a - "~ or ¥ F ! { ' | 1 1 oa RA