The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1921 TAKES MOVIES OF CHILDREN AT BIG RAVINIA CARNIVAL Motion pictures of north shore children who participated in the an- nual Carnival at Ravinia last Thurs- day were taken this year by S. Ella Wood Dean, 115 East Walton Place, Chicago, who makes a specialty of children's films, their games, dances and home life. The films are expected to be shown in the various villages of the north shore in the near future. HAYNES CARS IN PARADE The "Haynes Gala Day" at the Chi- cago Pageant of Progress is scheduled for August 9, according to Triangle Motors, Inc.,, which is planning a great parade of Haynes cars on that day. Haynes car owners of the north shore are expected to be in the "line of march". A special dinner and uni- que entertainment at the Marigold Gardens is in store for the partici- pants following the parade. The parade of 200 cars will go north on Sheridan road to Davis street, Ev- anston, west to Ridge avenue and south to the municipal pier. Davis street will see the show between 12 and 1 o'clock. CHOOSE A NAME! The Winnetka Board of Education is this week sending out postcards to every household in the village calling for suggestions for a name for the proposed new school building on West Elm street. The Board is desirous of a prompt response to this request. CLEAN-UP CONVENTION Walter Gibbon, Superintendent of Public Works, is planning to attend the convention of the International Association of Street Cleannig offi- cials to be held next week at the Hotel La Salle, Chicago. "EFFICIENT SERVICE" "New cars--efficient service," is the announcement to Winnetka patrons issued this week by the Hubbard Woods Taxi and Auto Service, Adam Scott, proprietor. The new business is located at 806 Linden avenue. --_-" Kenilworth Happenings Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pattinger of Jackson, Miss, are spending the month of August with their mother, Mrs. M. F. Pattinger in the Blomeyer home, 430 Abbottsford road. --ps Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Blomeyer and sons, Edward and Earle, are tour- ing northern Wisconsin, and will join a fishing party at Ephraim for a week. Ry - Mrs. Walter Bew, formerly Miss Edith Chandler of Atlantic City, New Jersey, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler. Mrs. Bew expects to be here until October. ee fire Miss Elizabeth Wisner, of Laurel, Miss., who is stopping at the Drake hotel, is spending the week-end as the guest of the Misses Foresman. ---- Mrs. Alex Joslin was a luncheon hostess Monday last in honor of Mrs. Hawkins who is spending a few weeks with Mrs. Joslin. Lo ---- Mr. Jack Nason, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nason, has joined Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Bell, formerly of Kenil- worth, now of New York on a west- ern trip. Quick' Efficient \ A 1 \ | Repairs he by Epxert Mechanics HOSTETTER'S GARAGE Day and Night Service 806 Oak Street Phone Winnetka 188 ------_---- The Afternoon Bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Rufus B. Stolp, on Tuesday. ---- Mrs. Bentley McCloud entertained her Bridge club at luncheon on Wed- nesday last. -- ere Mrs. Henry Taylor, Jr., and daugh- ter, Margaret, returned Tuesday from Big Lake, Wis. sen fc Miss Priscilla Allen left Wednes- day to visit Miss Miriam Shattuck at Donaldson. Wis. rid Mr. Arthur McIntosh, who spent the past ten days in Iowa, returned Thursday. se mr Mrs. Hugh Foresman was a lunch- eon hostess at Indian Hill on Friday. ---- Mrs. Harry V. Crooks entertained at bridge on Wednesday last. ---- Mr. Horatio Chandler spent the week-end at Grant Park, Ill. a On Friday last, Mrs. Frank Cheese- man entertained her sewing club. FA Social Happenings isd) Miss Elizabeth Parker, 418 Cedar street, left Monday for Grand Haven, Mich., where she will spend a fort- night. -- Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell of 873 Willow street, accompanied by their son, George, left this week for a boat trip to Lake Superior ports. 4 ee Mrs. Charles Buell has gone to York Harbor, Maine, for the re- mainder of the summer. PAINT LARGE AND SMALL CANS PAINTING rd Ask for our Free Service oh all your Paint Problems! Telephone Winnetka 344 PAINT STORE RASMESEN'S Miss Carlsten of 944 Willow street, is spending a fortnight in Wisconsin and Minnesota. en Miss Marie Weissenberg is spend- ing a month with friends at Lake Cora, Mich. ; ifn Miss Elizabeth Duffy of Glencoe, is | touring the south and west on chautauqua with the Wales Players during the month of August. i fe Mrs. Hermon B. Butler, 715 Pros- pect avenue, has as her guest, her sister, Mrs. Claude J. Peck of Cleve- land, Ohio. : i Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Wither, 788 Lincoln avenue, left yesterday for California to remain until the end of August. ---- Mrs. James Low of Quagmire, Mo., is spending this week as the guest of her sister, Mrs. 474 Chestnut street. WITH A. F. REID COMPANY Harry E. Totten is now connected with the F. A. Reid real estate firm at 933 Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods. We Specialize in the Best of Electrical Appliances Such as The Eden, Thor and Easy Washing Machines Simplex and Thor Ironing Machines Eureka, Royal and Hoover Vacuum Cleaners Free Trial Easy Payments' North Shore / Electric Shop JOHN C. WELTER, Proprietor 554 Center Str et Rhone Win 4 If E'ectrical and Good we Sell It We close every Saturday afternoon dur- ing July and August. Lloyd F. Hollister, Reliable Decorating -- Cleanliness (a sourse of joy to the housewife) Are you getting it? _Ifnot Phone Winnetka 1127 To Save Your Time Give a few minutes of your time regularly to taking care of your bat- tery and you will save a lot of time, bother, and expense. Drop in here and let us give you some pointers that are worth while. If your battery needs repairing, we will fix it to give the longest possible service--and that goes for every i1aake of battery. Winnetka Exide Battery Service Station 2 and 3 PROUTY COURT : Phone Winnetka 1387 Ex1d Tu A% 1) TUT A] 3} HY on i} LACUICINE Hetions Speak lover tan word's- Doléars louder than Z. 0. lls \ FTER you loa 'money you miss A the touch of/a vanished hand. When wel oi a dollar in this bank you at all times know where to find it. A rolling dollar gathers no in- terest. Open a savings account today. WINNETKA Lo 2 nd GHG] that anything relating to your car repairing or the furnishing of suppliefor accessories, intrusted to us, will be handled correctly, Where there j 5 so much activity, there necessarily must be dependability. REMEMBER WE ARE | DAZ:N CW) 383) 2337 (of F Jo) EXPERT REPAIRING RELIABLE SUPPLIES-DEPENDABLE ACCESSORIES = GASOLINE-- -QILS -- FOR AUBURN BEAUTY SIX A: -TRIANGLE GARAGESMOTORCO: 557 CHESTNUT Winnetka, Ill.