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2 SPEED NET BAGS | WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1923 WILMETTE BOY Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skivington, of STUDY MUSIC Los Angeles, Cal, are guests of Mr. i At the Cosmopolitan School where KENILWORTH SOCIAL and Mrs. Malcolm R. McKerchar, 1109 || the dignity and high Sianding of py! ~ . music as a professional calling are Central avenue. oO upheld according to the best tradi- SER tion. Misses Sarah and Marion Page have; Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Hudson and||. . THOROUGH TRAINING gone to Heart of the Pines, at Post Lake, | family, 58 Warwick avenue, left Satur- || JE aan Canent faculty Is omered 4 = Wis., for the remainder of the summer. |day for Lost Lake, Wis., where they will || Orchestral Instruments, Theory, . . 3 ---- spend three weeks. Public School Music and Dramatic : Art. Arrested Twice m Two Days Takes Wrestling Crown at Mrs. Ira L. Grimshaw, of Santa Fe, : Os bt PUBLIC APPEARANCES for Violations Camp Roosevelt New Mexico, is a guest at the home of | Miss Helen Shurtleff, 815 Lake ave-|| Are arranged for those students p her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Millon R.|nuc, leaves today to attend a house. | bendy to, il them, and "every ad i Barker, 1240 Forest avenue. party given by Miss Eunice Brokaw at|| career as teacher or public performer. T 3 b ARE el SNE 4 --O-- her home in Abingdon, Ill Yaad DEFINITE Lovnsis i en speeders, broug 0 book 1m} John Boddie, youthful son o r. an M ERE : ee ead to Diploma, Teacher's Certifi- A : Dy . y yout, rs. A. R. Eddington and children, cate, or Degrees. All work done at LE) Magisrene Dalal > ie Sales Mrs. John B. Boddie, 1627 Forest ave- 1228 Greenwood avenue, returned Mon- Mrs. Grant Ridgeway, 207 Cumber-|| the Cosmopolitan School is accredit- COUT? ast, weed, ote 2 g ho Los; Wilmette, who this fall enters upon | 4. vo" from a five weeks' outing on Fox [land avenue, entertained at luncheon last|| €d by the Board of Education, Wilmette $115 in fines. Five of the his sophomore year at New Trier High Fiver Wednesday afternoon. Chicago. arrests were made by motorcycle police- school, has achieved an enviable repu- 2 Ra oy =O), man John De Groot, three by officer | tation as a wrestler and boxer at Camp 'Henry Brautigam and two by officer Peter Schaefer. R. E. Leonard and Leon Rothier oc- cupied the limelight out of the assem- blage of ten. Leonard, the fastest driver of the week, was stopped on Sheridan road just after he had pushed his ma- chine to 38 miles an hour. He paid for his distinction when the judge said, "$20 and costs." Rothier, who shared with Leonard the spotlight of the week, wasn't going so fast. He won distinction in another way --by {frequency of arrests. He is a grand opera singer, a member of the Metropolitan Opera company and one of the stars at Ravinia Park. On Tuesday, August 7, he was trying out a new car The car He on Sheridan road, Winnetka. was good and the road tempting. stepped on the gas, the car shot ahead. So did one of Winnetka's riders. Rothier| ,.We¢ knew nothing about John's was arrested for violating the speed ability along those lines", the boy's aw. mother said this week, when questioned The weather was pleasant on the next day, Wednesday. Leon went out for another ride. This time he got as far as Wilmette. His car was still good and Sheridan road still inviting. Per- haps he didn't notice how fast he was going. Maybe he didn't see the speed- ometer, but motorcyclist John De Groot knew he was going too fast. He gave chase and the long arm of the Wilmette law stopped the opera singer. "Tell it to the judge," said the officer. Rothier did. "$10 and costs," said the judge, "for going 34 miles an hour on Sheridan Roosevelt, national boys summer train- ing camp at LaPorte, Indiana. Boddie, who tips the scales at just 105 pounds, won the 130 pound wrestling title at Camp Roosevelt, by defeating all comers in weights up to that limit. His crowning achievement came when he pinned an opponent who had him bested in weight by 25 pounds, winning in two straight falls. The boy was a member of Company E, R. O. T. C. division at the camp. Comment in the Camp Roosevelt News as follows: "Young Boddie, who only weighs 105, has beaten all comers up to 130 pounds He is also He fights Pomazal for in the wrestling tournament. a good boxer, the championship." concerning the boy's achievement. and, of course, we are very proud of him." PREVENTING BLINDNESS A drop of silver nitrate solution in the eyes at birth will absolutely prevent blindness from natal infec- tion, says the state department public health. It is harmless and it 1s free. Better be on the safe side and use it. "Blind for life," is a long sentence in a mighty dark prison, the on the young fellow's achievements is #Tt certainly was a pleasant surprise to us of Miss Elsie Thelen, 818 Prairie ave- nue, and Miss Esther Hoffman, 1635 Lake avenue, spent several days last week at Green Lake, Wis. --(-- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Clark and daughter, Marjorie, are spending a month at the Louis A. Clark home, 716 Lake avenue. OR Miss Marjorie Day gave an informal porch picnic last Tuesday evening at her residence, 1233 Elmwood avenue. One's Eyes Never Have a Vacation Vacation-time brings needed rest and relaxation -- except to your Mrs. T. M. Pettigrew, Cumnor road, returned home Tuesday after a week at St. Joseph's hospital. --Crnn Mrs. Frederick C. Little, 514 Essex road, entertained a few {friends at tea Sunday evening, »% PR NNO SOL yo eal > DRAMATIC ART Dr. Carver Williams, Descriptive catalog sent upon term opens Sept. Address Edwin L. Stephen, Manager, Dept. N, 1625 Kimball Bldg., Chicago quest. Fall doctors say. EYES. Not only does travel ex- 2 pose them to cinders, smoke and road." Telephone coal gas, but days spent in the . open result in irritation by sun, "Bob" Skelton, Swimmer, : 2o1 SO LI I, Your orders if you can't Crashes Another e d onoud 8vL Protect and rest your EYES this . a ris r : Recor summer with Murine. This time- come to out shop. You Robert Skelton, of Wilmette, cham- VIALINNIM tested lotion instantly soothes and oy l pai EE 1 ; 2 : pion swinmer at New Trier High school T1AMOd ® HIVd refreshes ireitated EYES, can be sure that you will a few years ago, crashed another record ; : ; TORTS Cy dv » fost Saturday at the opening of a new 'soouerdde "239 saeyseo] EVES Slsostd ONT TI% Musing alw ays get just what you municipal swimming pool at DeKalb, Illinois, by negotiating the 220 yard event in 3:8:3; three minutes and two seconds faster than his own previous national record. Skelton was swimming under the insignia of the Illinois Athletic club, All the events of the meet were under the auspices of the Amateur Athletic [e211329[F [[e uo Buraredaa os|y suoaj Buran) suoa| our tiful. It's perfectly harmless--con- tains no belladonna or other harm- ful ingredients. want. | | PETERS MARKET | A. 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WINNETKA In the first place For Your Drug Store i Needs Get vour household helps at Taylor's. i mf He has a big stock of the best kitchen utensils, bathroom fit- tings, tools of all sorts. Ll Snider-Cazel Drug Co. salesmen are intelligent and very obliging; cheerful, sprv voung fellows. . Linden and Gage Hubbard Woods, Ill. ' Phone Winnetka ¢ 546 Center St. 1 622 : Phones 998-999 WINNETKA i ---- a --------------h