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10 WINNETKA TALK April 3, 1926 Flowers for Easter Purchase Them from Edwards Florist 917 Willow Rd. Winnetka Phone 885 A New Soft Coal We are introducing a new eastern soft coal, the "Royal Egg" --guaranteed to give satisfaction. Try it-- you'll like it. It's the same price as the ordinary soft coal. SMALL EGG COAL 1 Tonlots.. 5... $17.25--Load Lots. ......... $17.00 RANGE COAL I Ton Lots, =... $17.70--Load Lots.......... $17.45 CHESTNUT COAL 1:Ton lots... $17.45--Load Lots.......... $17.20 PEA COAL Ton Lets. $14.40--Load Lots....... ... $14.15 BUCKWHEAT COAL 1 Yon Lots. ......... $12.40--Load Lots. ......... $12.15 COKE, EGG AND NUT } Ton Lots... ....... $14.75--Load Lots.......... $14.50 POCOHONTAS EGG AND NUT 1 Ton Lots. ......... $13.00--Load Lots. ......... $12.00 POCOHONTAS MINE RUN 1 Ton Lots. ........... $9.00--Load Lots. ........ .. $8.00 SOFT COAL 1:Fon lots.......... $9.00--Load Lots. ........ .. $8.00 COAL WOOD.FEED ) mrREPHONE Ap BUILDING MATERIAL FX: HUBBARD WOODS. ILL | Winnetka Girls' Guests | | at Kewahdin Luncheon A number of Winnetka girls went to Evanston Saturday to attend the re- | union luncheon held by former camp- ers of Kewahdin at the North Shore hotel. Girls attended from many Wis- consin and Illinois cities. Among the Winnetka girls who have attended Camp Kewahdin are: Barbara Boyles, Alice Ann Katherine and Mary Louise Dillon, Marjorie Friedman, Louise and An- toinette Lackner, Beatrice Lindsay and Betty Parker. Elsie Larned Blatchford's Engagement Announced Dr. and Mrs. Frank Wickes Blatch- ford of 605 Arbor Vitae road, Win- netka, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elsie Larned, to Lud- low Fowler, son of Mrs. T. P. Fowler of 39 East 68th street, New York City. Miss Blatchford is the guest of Mrs. Fowler at present and Mrs. Blatchford is leaving Monday to join her there and return with her. Mr. Fowler, who is a lawyer, is a graduate of Princeton university. No date has been set for the wedding. Clark, BAPTISMAL SERVICE Special services for the baptism of children will be held at the Winnetka Congregational church, Sunday after- noon at 3:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Forrest and their small son, Marshall, Jr., of Hill road, have left to spend the Easter vacation in Asheville, N. C. ei Hobart Young, 708 Prospect avenue, returned Monday, March 29, from Sea- breeze, Fla., where Mrs. Young and their two sons will remain several weeks longer. Interior Decoration Imported and domestic fabrics below Chicago prices. Making of draperies optional. Rose Marion Knight 606 Michigan Avenue Telephone Greenleaf 1319 FOR EASTER We offer beautiful Dresses -- Coats -- Hats Our selection is of the latest and best styles and materials. All reasonably priced and well worth your inspection. UNIOUE STYLE SHOP B. COPLAN, Prop. 1120 Central Avenue Phone Wil. 2403 Band Boosters Tooting Merits of Enterprise Qne of the important issues before the citizens of Winnetka at the coming election, Tuesday, April 6, is the propo- sition which will determine whether or not Winnetka is to have a Municipal band. There are so many things to be said in favor of the proposed organization and there are so many active sponsors of the movement, that it is felt by many that the proposition will carry, it is said. The voters will approve the levying of not to exceed a two mill tax for band purposes. A 2 mill tax, it is said, will raise, at present, about $12,000 but it is also pointed out that this amount is not re- quired at the present time. Later on, as the community grows and financial needs of a larger band increase, the provision made at this time in the way of a tax levy, would provide for several vears to come. "A Municipal band for all of Win- netka" is the slogan of the Band Boost- ers, including the Winnetka Chamber of Commerce and all others who are interested in the development of Win- netka. Pneumonia Is Fatal to William Bergdorf William Bergdorf, 75 years old, died at the home his daughter, Mrs. Emma Gorman, 1017 Elm street, Wednesday afternoon, March 31. He had been ill for 10 days, suffering a severe attack of pneumonia. Funeral services will be held this Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the home and at 1:45 o'clock from the St. John's Lutheran church at Wilmette, the Rev. Herman W. Meyer officiating. Burial will be at the Memorial Park cemetery. Mr. Bergdorf is survived by three daughters and two sons. The daugh- ters are Mrs. Emma Gorman, Win- netka; Mrs. Louise Varner, of Kendall- ville, Ind., and Mrs. Earl Curran, of Scotts Mich. The sons are William H. Bergdorf of Winnetka and Carl Berg- dorf of Chicago. There are also eighteen grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. Mr. Bergdorf was born in Germany and came to this country in 1882. He lived in Kendallville Ind., before com- ing to Winnetka, where he has been a resident for the past 24 years. He had retired from business. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fox and daugh- ter, Judith, of 949 Ash street, returned from their Florida vacation Wednes- day evening. They were away five weeks, staying most of the time at Miami Beach. From there they made a very interesting trip to Cuba. right way. Try it, and you'll like it. Easter Specials 992 Linden Ave. Hubbard Woods Winnetka 2512 University 2052 --_-- -- Why is our ice cream so popular? Simply because it is unusually rich, smooth, and delicious. The in- gredients are the best that can be obtained and it's made just the Fresh Strawberry--Pineapple--Vanilla All Orders Packed in Ice and Delivered at Y our Door To insure prompt delivery on Sunday phone your order early! Mrs. Bernitt's Ice Cream Kitchen 1330 Sherman Ave. Evanston COAL PHONE WINNETKA 12 E. C. Weissenberg