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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1925 SPRINGER BACKS IMPORTANT LAWS Local State Representative Home From Busy Sessions at Springfield ON MANY COMMITTEES Sponsors Agriculture and Forestry Measures State Representative Lewis B. Spring- er. whose home is at 430 Maple avenue, Wilmette, has returned from Spring- field after a busy session of the leg- islature where he has been the greater part of the time since early in January. Mr. Springer was called upon for impertant work in the last session as a member of the committees on appro- priations, municipalities, industrial af- fairs, roads and bridges, waterways, public utilities, and transportation. Dur- Lewis B. Springer visit and examine the needs of the Illinois State Normal college and the Illinois Soldiers' Orphans home at Normal, the Northern State Teachers' college at Dixon, The Illinois State Penetentiary and the Women's Prison at Joliet, the St. Charles School for Boys at St. Charles, and the State Training School for Girls at Geneva. Backs Experimental Station He sponsored a number of bills in the General Assembly among the most important of which was a bill author- izing the appropriation of $30,000 for an agricultural experimental station in Cook county which is located near Des- Plaines, and a bill which authorizes the Department of Conservation to acquire tracts for state forests and designates portions as game and fish preserves. This latter bill carries an appropriation of $100,000, making a total of $200,000 to start the important work in Illinois This bill also bore the endorsement of the Union League club, the Hamilton club, the Illinois Forestry association, and the Federation of Women's clubs of Illinois. Nine bills sponsored by Represent- ative Springer passed the house and senate at the last session. Reassemble Tuesday The legislature will reassemble for its final meeting Tuesday, June 30, when it will receive any vetoes from the governor of bills that he does not approve, aiter which it will adjourn sine die. Mr. Springer will leave Mon- day for the closing session and expects to be back in Wilmette the following Wednesday. Howard Street Arranges Annual Style Festival The Howard District Business asso- ciation Chicago, will hold a festival week from July 6 to 11. The enter- tainment will include street dances, parades, style shows, merry-go-rounds, and a Ferris wheel. The association has named Harry Holbrook as manager. festival committee. John Cassody of Madison, who has just graduated from the uni- versity, is a guest of the Rush But- lers of Locust road. [JheSanifaryEngineer WE KEEP ABREAST OF THE TIMES . / Y/E are plumbers who exercise [, our brains as well as our muscles. Experts in sanitation we are always working for the welfare of our patrons. Our performance matches in up-to- dateness our modern plumbing fixtures. A Bath 1 Day Keeps You Fit Every Way VIC J. KILLIAN, Inc. SANITARY ENGINEERS Specialists in New Work and Remodeling. 874 Center St. Winnetka 1260 Willow St. and ing the session he was chs: airme an of the sub-committee on appropriations to FIREWORKS Get Yours Early A complete line of Fireworks on hand. Hibbard Road Te | ~ UNE 18 See -- To Save! Several hundred "Surprise" standard and novelty merchandise at bona fide surprise prices. achievement in selling and service gives us the assurance that these unusual preparations will result in two phenomenal "Surprise" days. ROSENBERG'S MONTH IN EVANSTON SS Ros enb erg The North Shore's Greatest Store Monday and Tuesday, the Last Two Days of Qur Greatest June Drive, We Stage This Unusual June Drive Surprise Sale The North Shore Will Swarm in Upon Us-- To Rosenberg's Surprise Sale Will be The Talk of the Town. CHARGE ACCOUNT PURCHASES WILL APPEAR ON JULY STATEMENTS PAYABLE AUGUST FIRST This sale will be different! The eyes of the North Shore's shopping public will be focused upon Rosenberg's. Folks will come with great expectations --and they will find positive proof that this is a genuine and serious clearance effort. specials, large and small, lots MONDAY AND TUESDAY ARE SURPRISE DAYS AT ROSENBERG'S of seasonable and desirable, A month of record-breaking : . \ \W. E. 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Lake Geneva Twin Lakes Powers Lake North Shore Line trains to Kenosha; luxurious North Shore Line Motor Coaches from there to above points. Theougey fickets, Ludington Manistee Hamlin Lake Portage Lake Onekema Best way to go! North Shore Line to Milwaukee; Pere Marquette night steamer from there; arrive Michigan next morning. Through tickets cians Lake FoxLake resorts Lake Villa McHenry North Shore Line trains to Waukegan; luxurious North Shore Line Motor Coaches from there to above points. 1-64 Check your baggage through to your point of destination. For schedules, fares and other information, inquire at North Shore ticket office, or at Traffic Department, 79 West Monroe Street, Chicagy==phane Randolph 6226 or Central 8280. Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee R.R. Co. Winnetka Passenger Station Telephone Winnetka 963 A TRE RE ET