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ne aia. - v rr Ne ih A $i lS WINNET KA "TALK June 26, 1926 "ON TO EUROPE" BOYS SAIL NEXT WEDNESDAY Successful Contestants in Hol- lister Subscription Campaign to Visit in Four Countries Two New Trier High school boys-- Symon Bows of Wilmette and Walter Schroeder of Glencoe--will leave the north shore early next week and, on June 30, set sail for Europe on one of the most remarkable vacation tours any boy of high school age could wish to enjoy. They go as the guests of Lloyd Hollister, publisher of WiLmMere Lire, WINNETKA TALk and GLENCOE News, the north shore's three news magazines, the journey representing first awards in the "On to Europe" subscription salesmanship contest con- ducted recently by Lloyd Hollister, Inc, with New Trier High school boys, the exclusive entrants. A third boy at New Trier, who was the successful entrant from Winnetka, has selected a scholarship at North- western university in lieu of the Eu- ropean tour. He is Ralph Heineman. Ralph is a native of Sweden and has been in this country only a few years. A vacation in Europe is obviously far less attractive to him than an oppor- tunity to continue uninterruptedly his plan for a college education in Amer- ica. Leave North Shore Monday Symon Bows and Walter Schroeder will arrive in New York Tuesday, June 29, stop at the Hotel McAlpin over night and sail out of New York harbor the next day on the U. S. line Steamship Theodore Roosevelt. The tour of Europe is one of the many attractive Mentor Tours which includes sojourns in England, Holland, Belgium and France, taking in visits to the important cities in those coun- tries and to the battlefields of the World War. Unexcelled service and accommodations are guaranteed over the 33-day trip. The boys will be ac- companied by one of the men of the high school faculty whom they selected as their choice as travel companion. What Do You Think of These July 4th Prizes? The boys and girls who win prizes at the annual July 4th celebration to be held in Winnetka, Monday, July 5, will get unusually fine prizes. Here they are: first prize, 6 inch en- graved silver loving cup; second prize, 3% inch engraved silver loving cup: third prize, attractive medal. There will be fifty-six cups and twenty-eight medals, also, prizes for swimming and diving in the morning; for running and jumping in the after- noon; for little tots--bigger tots-- boys--girls and even old men if they'll run backwards. CLUB PLANS MUSICALES Commencing July 11, according to a recent announcement, a series of four Sunday evening concerts occurring al- ternate weeks will be given at the Sun- set Ridge Golf club. Mrs. Everett .I. Harris is in charge of these musicales which will be followed immediately by the serving of supper to the members and their guests. Mrs. Agnes B. Murray, mother of Mrs. Chester D. Masters, 851 Ash street, left June 21, for a trip through the West. Mrs. Murray will include a tour of Yellowstone park in her trip as well as a visit to Tacoma, Port- land and Seattle, Ore. pos Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark and family, 958 Spruce street, left Friday, June 18, to spend the summer in the East. Mr. Clark will again teach at summer school at Harvard university. 2 This Home in Glenview Borders | 7 iN Is Yours Wh 7 2 In % ROX s 1 [go 71 : For a small down payment and the balance like rent. You'll enjoy the ideal surroundings. The North Shore Golf Club is just across the road. Sewer, water, roads, gas and electric mains are all in and paid for. Telephone Wilmette 974-J or sign and return this C. P. Evans, 616 Gregory Ave.,, Wilmette, Ill. T'd like a home in Glenview Borders. Please tell me about your home-building plan. Name Address DL TE IE "2814. hs ** Announcement The Genthner Market Is Now Owned and Operated by the Palace Cash Market Co. wiihone PALACEMARKET | TPhoee 1145 Wilmette Avenue, Wilmette 1559 Sherman Avenue, Evanston ** Phone 2 2814 : | Fresh Stewing Chickens We wish to announce that there will be no change in personnel of this new market--the same men will give the courteous and pleasing service you have been receiving. Native Sirloin Steak 32cm. hs XJ Fresh Dressed Broilers 49¢ 1b. 4 22cm. | Native Pot Roast % Lamb 2 Hind Quarter of Spring Lamb Mint Free = 3 2 15 C Ib. *s* Always on Hand 45¢ Iv. All kinds of Cooked Meats BUTTER and EGGS YOUNG Pork Loins (whole) | The Palace Cash Markets Are the North Shore's Leading Markers | m------ - = a ik