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Po 8 3 January 2, 1926 WINNETKA TALK Get Exact Amount of Assessment Is Advice of Village Care in ascertaining the amount due when making special assessment pay- ments was urged by village officials in a statement issued at the Village hall this week. Special care must be used in figuring the amount of the interest, | it was said. The statement is as fol- lows : "The Village office requests that property owners paying special assess- ments to the Village Collector make certain that the amount of their pay- ment includes the interest on the cur- rent installment shown on the special assessment bill. "This interest is amount of the current installment from | January 2 a year ago to the date when | payment is made. For instance, if pay- ment is made on January 15, 1926, the interest should be figured on 12% months, and added to the amounts shown on the special assessment bill. "This interest item could not be shown on the bills when rendered, be- cause the Village Collector has no knowledge of the time when property owners expect to pay their assess- ments. "Unless the interest on the current installment is computed and added to the bill and included in the remittance, the Village Office will be compelled to return the bill and check to the prop- erty owner for correction. A CORRECTION In an advertisement in the issue of WinNETKA TALK of December 26, it was stated that the rate of interest on de- posits is 4 per cent. This should have read 3 per cent. WINNETKA TALK re- grets the error. The board of directors of the Glen- coe Relief and Aid society met Mon- day afternoon of last week at the home of the president, Mrs. E. H. Ravenscroft, of 677 Valley road. ------ Mrs. G. W. Kelley of Kenilworth en- tertained a group of young people at a winter sports party at Indian Hill club Thursday afternoon. O you some one makes an un- jump when expected remark? Then jump at Young Samson's suggestion. He's pointing the way to health and iron nerves--via our Milk. Phone 137 WINNETKA SANITARY DAIRY CO. pC ------ CUT TT TT figured on the | Negro Who Sold Booze Given Bridewell Term. Six months in the House of Correc- [tion was the sentence given Thomas | Lowe, colored, 321 East Thirtieth street, Chicago, by Police Magistrate | Clark T. Northrop last Monday, when |he was brought before the court | charged with selling and delivering liquor. Lowe had been arrested last week by local police. He had been selling "moonshine" to teamsters in the village, it was said, and when arrested had in his possession a marked bill which had been given him in payment for liquor. Mrs. William Summer Smith, 107 | Bertling lane, was hostess to 16 guests at luncheon December 31. Mrs. Smith | entertained for her mother, Mrs. A. T. Cowell, of Washington, D. C.,, who is visiting her over the holidays. PROGRAM AT INDIAN HILL New Year's eve Indian Hill club was the scene of a large gathering of merrymakers who enjoyed winter sports and dancing in the club house from 9 o'clock in the evening until 2, with a buffet supper and appropriate features commencing at 11:30 o'clock. Saturday evening, January 9, the club is having a winter sports dinner- dance at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Francis H. Hardy of 1039 Pri- vate road has as her house guest, her sister, Mrs. Thomas I. Daniels, whose husband is secretary in the embassy at Rio de Janiero, Brazil. Mrs. Hardy is giving a small informal dinner-dance for her sister at Indian Hill club Thurs- day evening, January 7. -- Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kittermaster entertained at dinner Wednesday eve- ning at their home, 816 Bluff street. CARDINAL TEA HOUSE 841 SPRUCE ST. Luncheon 12:00 to 1:30 Tea 4:00 to 5:00 Dinner 6:00 to 7:30 except Sundays and Holidays Let us entertain your chil- dren during the holidays. Party luncheons a specualty 7 flome Bank for Wineltka Feople" We Your Bank's Location has considerable to do with the amount of time you save--or unnecessarily spend--in bandling your financial transactions. Bank at the Winnetka State Bank, your home community bank, which provides facilities and services to suit the convenience of Win- netka people. invite:t. YOUR Checking or Savings Account. Qficers and Directors i HENRY PR. HALE Fresident L.B.KUPPENHEIMER Vice-fresicent SANBORN HALE Coskhier ' CEORGE W. MEAINNEY Asst Cashier VICTOR ELTING CARLTON PROUTY -- NOBLE HALE WINNETKA STATE BANK RE 2 BANKING HOURS A.M. lo 3 P.M. 8 iS Solurdays 8am.lo 12-30p.m. ord 7 lo 8rm. LLM ST. LAST OF LINCOLN AVE. NEE -- J