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-- WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1924 I -- HOLD CAUCUS HERE MONDAY Annual Meeting to Select Village Candidates An- nounced for Next Week ALL VOTERS INVITED Discussion of Municipal Af- fairs Also Planned Winnetka's annual Village Caucus, an institution of long standing in the community which is the instrument for the selection of candidates for var- ious village offices, is to be held this year on the evening of Monday, March 3, at Community House beginning at 8 o'clock. Every voter in the village is urged to attend this meeting and join in the discussions, since the annual caucus is not merely a nominating event but the occasion each year of a critical review of village affairs and an out- look, as well, into the future, a time when _ certain policies relating to municipal administration are clearly defined and put into effect. Officers Pen Letter In a letter addressed to voters of the village this week over the signatures of William B. Moulton, chairman, and William P. MacCracken, secretary, of the Village Caucus (named at the last caucus), attention to the caucus and approaching Village election is direct- ed as follows: "On: April 1, 1924, there will be elected four village trustees, one vil- lage treasurer, one village clerk, one village marshal and collector and three library trustees for the Village of Winnetka. "You are invited to attend a meet- ing to consider nominations for these offices, to be held at the Community House on Monday evening, March J, at 8 P. M. Non-Political Slate "It is the aim of this meeting to bring together representative citizens from all parts of the village who wish to maintain a non-political administra- tion of our village affairs by able and disinterested officials such as we have enjoyed for many years. Your cooper- ation is needed and you are urged to be present. You are also requested to bring with you any of your friends or ra . neighbors, particularly RE oiicits of our village believed by .you to be in sympathy with "the abjeets of the meeting. a "The duty of calling this meetin- was placed upon us by a similar meet 'ng held last year." Four Orchestras Play Next Friday Evening Friday evening, March 7, at Skckie school, four schocl orchestras will give a grand combination concert. The co- operating orchestras will be one from the Wilmette public schools, another from Skokie schcol, and the junior and senior orchestras from New Trier High school. It is expected that there will be a big audience present to hear the boys and girls give their program. Do Your Eyes Dance, Too? Night-time is so enchanting when it brings parties, dinners and dances. 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Winnetkans going along from "lm to Oak alongside the North Shore line tracks must often have seen genial Jave sitting at his humble bench cob- bling tired boots. This is to let all such now that they have seen their last of Dave and will see in his place R. Wagner. $1,000.00 Will Be Given One Thousand Dollars in one lump sum goes to the person who sends us the recipe for the Best New Ice Cream Sundae before midnight of March 15th. Everybody has an opportunity win. Hydrox excludes no one from this contest except Hydrox employes and associ- ates. So if you want to know the thrill of seeing your name on the Payee line of a thous- and-Dollar Certified Check, now is the time to work out the recipe that will thrill the Sun- dae taste of all Chicago. You'll find a complete set of the rules governing this contest at any one of our 2,000 Hydrox Agencies. Get a set today and oet started. to Mail all letters to SUNDAE CONTEST JUDGES, 24th Street and the Lake. HYDROX Introductory Special Offer "Wear-Ever"' = ~~ NOW 1/,-inch Sheet Aluminum $1.35 Griddle. No Grease--No Smoke. Regular price $2.50. This most advanced type: of Griddle--a new item in the "Wear-Ever" line, Regular price $2.50 does not require grease Special price $1.35 and therefore DOES NOT SMOKE UP THE HOUSE Be sure to get your "WEAR-EVER" griddle today Fckart Hardware Co. Tel. 843 844 Tel. 843 [44 735 Elm St. WINNETKA, ILL. ree NOBLE HALE Banking Hours SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES ---- Officers and Directors HENRY R. HALE, President LOUIS B. KUPPENHEIMER, Vice-Pres. SANBORN HALE, Cashier VICTOR ELTING CARLTON PROUTY This Bank is open for the transaction of busi- ness from 8 a. m. to 3 p. m. daily except Saturday. Saturday hours 8 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. and 7 p.m. to 8 p. m. Do Your Banking in Winnetka Although the people of Winnetka pride themselves upon living in a strictly residential city, there are cer- tain commercial enterprises which must necessarily be carried on here. One of the most important is this bank, which renders an indispensable service to the people living here. As our service broadens vou are benefitted because it means that you have at your very door service which you could only get in Chicago. The more you use this service the better can we make it, and thus you will benefit still more. Get the habit of banking in Win- netka. Winnetka State Bank Elm Street East of Lincoln Avenue VAULT FOR STORAGE "A a ~ NR i - a ihe --