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| | | i k { t WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1923 ¥ 1 | | | 1 | S-- ii ASSESSED VALUATION AND LEVY 1922 Winnetka Wilmette Glencoe Kenilworth Assessed Valuation Real Estate 4,209,118. 3,999,681. 2,340,098. 965,395. Personal 552,041. 669,642. 291,904. 223,220. Railroad 128,125. 109,025. 123,893. 31,088. Total 4,889,284, 4,778,348. 2,755,895. 1,219,603. Levy : Rate oop Rate Rate tate ' ' .45 .45 County 7 2 ad' KA we Road & Bridge .66 .66 .66 .66 Township -- -- -- -- Forest Preserve .10 .10 10 .10 High School 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 Sanitary District .40 40 .40 .40 Village 2.05 2.13 2.50 1.65 Park District 57 .46 13 41 Schools 2.75 3.40 4.00 2.76 Total 10.46 11.08 12.32 9.90 ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX LEVY FOR 1922 In another column will be found a statement of the 1922 assessed valua- tion and tax levy for Winnetka, Wil- mette, Glencoe and Kenilworth, show- ing in detail the levy made by each taxing body in per cent of the as- sessed valuation. In interpreting these figures, it should be borne in mind that the as- sessed valuation averages aproxi- mately twenty per cent of the actual cash value of real estate, so that the total tax rate for all purposes is ap- proximately two per cent of the real value of property. It will be noted from the schedule that the total tax rate for Winnetka, namely 10.46%, is lower than for Wil- mette and Glencoe, that for Kenil- worth being the lowest because of the jow village rate. The levy of 2.05% by the Village of Winnetka for muni- cipal purposes is distributed as fol- lows: ' Public benefits General corporate 1.333% Public benefits ......... .200 Bonds and interest .... 144 Carbage Ceara ven 133 Bibrary«......... 000. .200 Police pension ......... 020 Fire pension ..... .020 The foregoing statement shows that the Village levy of 2.05% is but twen- ty per cent of the total tax paid. The total levy for village, school and park purposes is 8.129%, or approximately 80 per cent of the total tax. The Prisoner of Zenda Makes an Ideal Picture "The Prisoner of Zenda," which will be shown at the Community House next Friday, is one of the sea son's super-plays. The magic of Rex Ingram, director of "The Four Horse- men," has given this old Anthony Hope classic of love and intrigue and adventure a new permanence on the screen. And as it comes to life in all the beauty and magnificence which only the screen could give it, be- comes a thing of pure romance and enchantment. N This picture may or may not have cost Metro a million dollars, but it is certain that it could have been no more beautifully nor no more impres- sively made had it cost ten times that amount. It would be impossible to suggest actors who could better the performances of the various members of the cast which has been assembled to impersonate the roles of these fa- miliar characters who have thrilled thousands either through the printed Dage or in the Edward Rose stage ver- sion. Lewis Stone gives a flawless per- formance of the dual role of Rassen- dyll and King Rudolph. Alice Terry is a most charming and regal Princess Flavia. Robert Edeson is an ideal Colonel Sapt and Stuart Holmes and Ramon Navarro as Black Michael and Rupert of Hentzau are the perfect vil- lains of your imagination. Others who give splendid performances are Barbara La Marr, Malcolm McGregor, Edward Connelly and Lois Lee. The photography which is of rare beauty, is by John F. Seitz. Horace J. Bridges to Speak Before Christ Church Guild Horace J. Bridges, president of the Urban league, will address the Wo- man's Guild of Christ Episcopal church Monday afternoon at the Par- ish House at Oak and Linden streets. | Northwestern Motor Co. announces the opening of their Winnetka Branch Feb- ruary lst at 724 Elm Street CHEVROLET PARTS SALES - SERVICE The Avenue Shop Hubbard Woods We have just received a comprehensive Line of Sport Shirts and Sweaters Very attractive both in style and price 958 LINDEN AVE. Phone Winn. 79 Mr. Bridges' subject will be, "The Race Problem in Chicago." The occasion of the address is the monthly meeting of the Guild. Lunch- eon will be served at 12:30 o'clock, to be followed by a business session and the address. H. B. Ryan Receives Permit for $15,000 Residence Here More than $22,000 worth of building improvements were authorized last week when the department of public works issued four building grants to Winnetka citizens. Out of the $22,000 to be expended on buildings, $15,000 will go into the construction of one house. The new residence will be a two-story stucco and tile structure with garage at- tached. It will be built by H. B. Ryan at 170 Fuller lane. F. H. Harding will add a two-story frame porch addition to his residence at 1039 Private road. The improve- ments have an estimated cost of $4,600. A permit was granted to Mrs. Pauline C. Scully to alter a residence at 1010 Spruce street at a cost of $2,000. Monroe Fox, 1625 Willow street, was issued a permit to build a private garage. AUTOIST JAILED Peoria, Ill.---Clayton Paris is in jai' for defaulted payment of a fine of $100 and costs assessed for driving an automobile when intoxicated. PAINT All Sise Cans, ""ubes, Special Colors You Can Do Better Here Than Eisewhere RASMESEN'S store WINN 344 STORE | SOUTH 4 Deliveries Daily WATER FRUIT MARKET 561 Lincoln Avenue WINNETKA, ILL. Phone 392 Beets and Carrots Spinach Mushrooms New York Greenings Rhubarb Special The tender kind 4 Pounds i 25c | Per Pound 24c Tangerines Grapefegii : ; Cie dian River, the Large and juicy ER kind Per Dozen 45¢ | Per Dozen + $1.20 Fresh vegetables of all kinds at low prices. Cauliflower Strawberries Green and Wax Beans Sprouts French Endives Artichokes 1010 North Avenue Hubbard Woods (zarag Phone Winnetka 617 PREPARE NOW FOR SPRING MOTORING hard Winter Let us inspect your car thoroughly and repair all the worn places caused by the usage. ] Don't wait until some- thing breaks. You will save by taking precautions and avoiding trouble. "Service With A Smile'