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8 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1922 lent teams in the organization and are purpose of insuring competent - NEHER EN | SPRING'S HERE! expected to be again represented on | vision and umpiring, and tends ig ol R viel inbugisioin in imine internist van BASEBALL LEAGUE IN FIRST CONFAB "Are you interested in baseball?" asks Samuel S. Otis, president of the North Shore Baseball league. The query is directed at all north shore residents who are interested in the great national pastime either from the point of view of spectators or play- ers. Monday evening, April 10, is the date of the opening meeting of the North Shore Baseball league. The session will be held at Town hall, Highwood, and every interested per- son is urged to put in an appearance. The North Shore league has been in operation for two succesful years. Both Winnetka and Glencoe have had excel- National Republican P arty (Deneen Group) PRIMARY ELECTION Tuesday, April 11, 1922 The following candidates have been endorsed by the National Republican Party (Deneen Group), to be voted for at the Primary, Tuesday, April 11th, 1922: For Representative in Congress 10th District Carl R. Chindbloom For State Senator 7th Senatorial District Wilbur L. Castleman Representatives General Assembly 7th Senatorial District Vote For Two IX] Howard P. Castle IX] Lewis B. Springe- Trustees of the Sanitary District of Chicago Sol P. Roderick Robert Isham Randolph George M. Tobey Sheriff of the County of Cook Hy. C. W. Laubenheimer County Treasurer Wallace G. Clark County Clerk Robert E. Barbee Judge of the Probate Court C. Arch Williams Clerk of the Probate Court John F. Devine the league roster. Teams that join the league have an opportunity to share in making the i rules that govern its activities and every oportunity to win the bunting. The organization serves the excellent inate unfair practices in play. Monday's session begins promptly at 8 o'clock. Constructive criticism of the league play or management in the past will be invited with a view to remedying unsatisfactory conditions. iF IT 18 WEIGHT ICE YOU WANT CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY PURITY - - PHONE WINNETKA 763 SERVICE Hemstitching InG 'd, Silver, Irish Point, Picoting, Etc. Also Buttons Covered, Pleating, Machine Scollop and Hand Embroidery. Have added a line of; Pictorial Review Embroidery Transfer Patterns. A fine line of Imported Brussels Laces in Duchess, Bruss -'s, Rose. and Venetian Point. Reasonable prices. High Class Work. A. M. CARY 1131 Greenleaf Avenue Nev Vimete Avenue phone Wilmette 2354 Open 8 A. M."to 6 P. M. Closed Saturdays 4 P. M. Quick Personal Service. NEN EENEEEN EEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE SEER ANN Clerk of the Criminal Court Frank Palmbla County Superintendent of Schools Orville T. Bright, Jr. Member Board of Assessors August F. W. Siebel " Member Board of Review Edward R. Litsinger President of Board of County Commissioners Charles S. Peterson County Commissioners Country Towns Vote For Five George F. Hand James Harper Gertrude C. Lieber Howard P. Roe Edwin E. Vail Phone Winnetka 452 For What You Want To Get When You Want It Hubbard Woods LINDEN AND SCOTT AVENUES umber & Coal Co.