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Ww NNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1921 a similar 'move, which would have led the erection of stores on the same ract, was frustrated. Fight Business Invasion While the discussion was character- | ized by good-will throughout it left "no doubt as to the intention of the community to fight to an end any ef- ort to introduce a commercial dis- ct into what is now a purely resi- ntal center. A motion was carried nt of all present that it was for best interests of the entire com- nity that the present character of trict remain unchanged. The need was also expressed | throughout the business session for a park for Indian Hill, the logical | sight being that which the meeting understood the zoning expert had recommended for a business section. ~ Thus the old 'fight between civic beauty and commercialism appears | to be again under way, and, judging \ by the tenor of the association's P meeting, there is little doubt as to | which will prevail. : Home Talent Delights After the business session the gathering was favored with two de- t lightful evidences of Indian Hill tal- . ent. Mrs. A. B. Cooley, and Mr. 8. ~ B. Orwig each sang four songs | which were greatly appreciated by the audience. At the conclusion of this enjoyable part of the evening's program, refreshments, consisting of coffee and sandwiches, prepared by the women of the community, were served. ~The evenings' entertainment was rounded off by dancing and by all present getting better acquainted. This association meeting was with- out question the most successful ever held in Indian Hill, and prom- ises well for the balance of the winter program, as well as for the ~~ up-building of a strong community spirit in this attractive and rapidly | growing section of Winnetka. NEW TRIER NATATORS WIN MEET WITH EVANSTON New Trier High school natators encountered their stiffest opposition } to date, Thursday afternoon, at the ! north shore tank, in the appearance of the Evanston tank squad. Although the visitors showed % strength in some of the events, the north shore swimmers managed to win the majority of the places. The final score was 37 to 22. BUILDING PERMITS : Building permits were issued this week by the Public Works depart- ment to William Andrews, of Scott avenue, who proposes to move his residence to 833 Willow street and remodel the structure. The changes | will involve the expenditure of ap- proximately $3,000. A permit was NEW IDEA ABOUT THOSE CHURCH DINNER TICKETS The announcement that only 350 people could be served at the annual dinner of the Congregational church on Wednesday, January 19, has caused many members of the church and congregation to hold back from buying tickets, the older members desiring that the newcomers have first chance, newcomers not wanting to debar any older members. Not a bad spirit in a church. 'The recommendation of the com- mittee is this: Go get your ticket as usual, leave your name with the sec- retary, then, if a waiting list does oc- cur you can be notified and surrender your ticket if you wish. Such notice would not come later than Monday, January 17. Tickets are obtainable at Community House until noon of Monday, January 17. ATTENDS MEETING Fire Chief G. H. Houren left Mon- day for Jacksonville, Ill, where he at- tended a meeting of the Illinois Firemen's association. He returned late last night. MOTOR COMPANY REPORTS ! 'SALES OF THREE MACHINES The following automobile sales were reported this week by the Win- netka 'Motor company, 565 .Lincoln avenue: : Gus Erickson, of Linden, avenue, a Dodge sedan; Forest Lowrey, of Oak street, Willys Knight touring; A. D. Cloud, 823 Humboldt avenue, Willys Knight sedan. CORRECTION The Winnetka Weekly Talk desires to correct an announcement appear- ing in last week's issue relative to the illness of the small child of Mrs. W. V. Merriman. The child suffered with spinal meningitis and not in- fantile paralysis, as was reported. The error was committed by an otherwise reliable informant. The child passed away on Sunday. Mrs. Merriman is visiting relatives in the village. \ Francis Van Wyck Mason and Eliot Porter have returned to Harvard after spending the holidays with their parents. 4 Paulson's Observations Some people say: Labor is coming down. Why wait. Arrange for your work now. My estimates will be reduced accordingly. HERBERT W. 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Be Sure You Buy GOOD Shoes You will be repaid in comfort and health if you insist on getting the best of everything in footwear We Offer Some of Our Many Attractions: $15.00 Men's and Women's High Shoes, remarked to $10.00 $10.00 Special value in Ladies' High Shoes, remarked to $7.00 $1.00 Cut from all Children's Shoes All to Go at a Full Reduction Good quality plus great value will always be found at this store. Yours for Health, Quality and Comfort in FOOTWEAR. 1108 I 805 ELM STREET WINNETKA, ILL. LOMDAH'L BOOT SHOP TELEPHONE WINNETKA I 0