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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1924 LAUNCH FIGHT IN ANNUAL TOWN BALLOT (Continued from page 1) Want Greater Efficiency The Good Government league, on the other hand, while indorsing the candidacy of two incumbents, feels keenly the necessity for a change of stewardship in the other offices. Citizens sponsoring this ticket want to see "new blood" in the offices of asses- sor, collector, highway commissioner and constable. They heartily endorse the candidacies of Gertrude M. Thur- ston (incumbent) for township super- visor, and of Margaret S. Pierson (incumbent) for township clerk. Certain definite planks have been nailed into the platform of the Good Government league stressing the nec- essity of economy in the conduct of township affairs, equality in taxation, lower taxes, service and courtesy to the people in doing the most amount of work for the least amount of money expended, or, a maximum of work at a minimum of expense, and efficiency in all offices of the township. The league asks the voter to ballot "for this ticket in order to secure your rights." Good Government Ticket The Good Government ticket in- cludes : For Supervisor No Candidate. For Clerk No Candidate. Tor Assessor John J. Peters For Collector George H. Miller For Highway Commiss'oner Nathaniel F. Webb For Constable Lewis C. Conrad Citizen~ League Ticket Aligned against that ticket is the Citizens ticket as follows: For Supervicor Gertrude M. Thurston (incumbent) For Clerk Margaret S. Pierson For Assessor George R. Harbaugh (incumbent) For Collector Sanborn Hale For Highway Commissioner Herbert H. Sherer (incumbent) For Constable Edward J. Mau For School Trustee Charles W. Hubbard. Only a short time remains before election day but the fight is on and promises interest right up to the count of the last ballot. (incumbent) Mrs. Henry Peirce Pope of Glencoe, will entertain about thirty guests at bridge on Saturday evening, March 29, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin deBeers who are leaving Glencoe to make their home in California. --_--O-- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Tuttle, 699 Walden road, are in New York on their way to Virginia Hot Springs where they will remain until April 1. Strictly Fresh Eggs Direct from farmer to your home. 35c¢ per doz. delivered. Otto Schildberg Mendota, III. COLLECT $750,000 IN NEW TRIER TOWN TAXES The largest collection of taxes ever recorded in New Trier township was completed this week when Collector Hoyt King announced the total as $750.000. This year's figure is larger by $120,- 000 than that of last spring and is a remarkable tribute to the promptness of the New Trier taxpayers, since the tax books, because of unavoidable de- lay in the county offices, were in the hands of the collector for a period of only about ten days. The showing in the township is particularly gratifying in view of the fact that taxes paid to the local col- lector are immediately available for the various departments, while after the collections are transferred to the county collector's office, the money is no longer available for immediate use until settlements can be adjusted and prorated to the separate divisions. This causes a delay and adds to the expense of collections, besides deprivy- ing the community of the use of inter- est accrued on money credited to the township. Mrs. Howard Fenton of Bryant ave- nue, who has been in Europe since Janu- ary, expects to return to Winnetka in about a month. --Q-- The Winnetka Temple club had its monthly meeting, card-party, and dance, at the Masonic Temple, Tuesday eve- ning. HAMS AND BACON are good, substantial, whole- some and delicious breakfast dishes for the whole family, and, in our store, can be depended on for mildness and an appetizing flavor peculiar to themselves. By the slice or by the whole piece, they are reasonable in price. Once tried always wanted. White Cash Market 1189 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilmette 2779 We deliver in Evanston, Wilmette, Kenilworth, In- dian Hill, Winnetka 'Our Phone Orders Receive Careful Attention =D Freed Eiseman Ferbend Wave Traps Music Master and Neutrodyne stop interference Baldwin Loud Speakers RADIO SERVICE SHOP Cutting & Washington --_-- Balkite Charger 18 PROUTY ANNEX noiseless and Crosley Phone Winnetka 1840 indestructable Ne ed as A CAR TO BE PROUD OF yours will be after we have completed our painting and finishing of the body. It pays to spend a little money--small in comparison with initial cost and upkeep--on regular paint- ing of your car. It adds to ap- pearance and value. ROBERT W. McINTYRE Rear of Wilmette State Bank Phone Wil. 684 LET US FIGURE NOW TO PAINT & DECORATE "Save the Surface and You Save All" Before Wages go up to $1.50 per Hour Ph. Win. 1468 -- C. R. BAKKEMO Legionnaires to Hear Col. Louis Waefelaer Winnetka Post of the American Leg.on will hold its regular meeting Monday evening, March 24, at head- quarters in Community house. Col. Louis Waefelaer, a member of the Ad- venturers' club, will be the speaker and an especially interesting program has been arranged. There is to be an important business meeting Monday night at which several forthcoming community events in which the Legion is vitally interested will be discussed, it is anounced. Mrs. George Gordon of North ave- nue, came home Friday from the east where she has been making an extended visit, ton, Massachusetts, awhile, went to New York. io Mrs. Cornelius Lynde, and daughter, Margare,, 804 Bryant avenue, left last Monday for Europe where they will stay until about June 1. then later LET THEM LIVE Save those poor old shoes from the dump heap. They are good old friends, and even if they look hopeless to you the fine work of OUR repair shop can give you another season's wear out of them. Whatever the make of shoe, our unexcelled repairing can bring back the shape and smart- ness. Our 'PRICES are not one- eighth the increased value to YOU. ANNEX SHOE REPAIR SHOP Mrs. Gordon was at Northamp- | i {Francis Parker Five Gets | Revenge on North Shore's { In the last game of the season Francis | Parker schocl, previously defeated by EXTRA the North Shore Country Day team, re- versed the situation in their own gym. FINE The first half found North Shore at the Little end of an 18-8 score due to Park- er's unusual ability to toss long baskets. STATIONERY! {In the second half the North Shore 2 team, having caught the Parker style of play, came back and, although out- v [ scoring their opponents that half, failed We have an exceptionally to win. The final score was 29-20, the complete line of stationery | Fate: boys having made all their points for every occasion: but 3 on long shots. 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