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Winnetka Weekly Talk, 18 Sep 1926, p. 44

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42 WINNETKA "TALK September 18, 1926. HOME FROM WEST TOUR through British Columbia. Col. Albert E. Pierce and son, Albert, enjoyed a three weeks' camping Jr, of 656 Ardsley road, and William | through Glacier National park. Rose, Jr., of Syracuse, N. Y., formerly of Winnetka, have returned from a Miss Helen Taylor, 310 Cumnor road, seven weeks' auto trip to the west|has returned to Kenilworth from Ce- coast, including Portland, Ore., and up !darburg, Wis. They also trip ISL LL LL ELE LL EE EL ELE EE LEE EL EEL EE EE EE EE EE EE EEE ELL Ol t IMBIA Clare Osborne Reed SCHOOL OF MUSIC 26th Season Now Open WINNETKA BRANCH Phone Winnetka 974 KATHLEEN AIR, Principal, VALONA BREWER 545 Lincoln Avenue Teachers in charge: & « KATHERINE HEDGLIN, MARY ESTHER WIN SLOW' and Pedagogue. PHYLLIS KELLOGG, Win- Special Announcemeni--WALTER SPRY eminent Artist Teacher advanced and intermediate students every Wednesday in the netka Branch. PUPILS MAY ENTER ANY TIME PRIVATE AND CLASS LESSONS Piano, Violin, Keyboard, Harmony, Sight Reading, Ensemble Playing. Main School, 509 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago. Send for Catalog. Hubbard Woods TAXI SERVICE Wm. Merrill Day and Night METER CABS--TOURING CARS BY HOUR OR TRIP Phone 828 Winnetka 915 Linden Avenue Hubbard Woods TE -- I= NEW FASHIONED CONVENIENCE Combined with the old fashioned hospitality of The Georgian is every new fashioned con- venience which makes for your comfort. Mechanical ventilating system which as- sures a pure, fresh air in every room, cooled air in summer, warmed air in winter; auto- matic water regulators for shower baths; mechanical refrigeration; a completely equipped soundproof children's playroom are only a few of the numerous new fashioned things which make for your physical well being. Old fashioned hospitality and new fashioned convenience make The Georgian pre-eminent as a furnished apartment hotel. Visit the model suite at 522 Davis Street. Or write for an illustrated brochure. the (eorgian An Address of Distinction En LE Zl hs Tn Winnetka Will Appoint New Health Commissioner Winnetka is to have a new health commissioner, who will probably be ap- pointed at the meeting of the Village council next Tuesday evening. Under the new health ordinance, adopted re- cently, a board of health is created, and it is specified that the health com- missioner devote his full time to the work, which will include educational hygiene and more complete examina- tion of school children. A number of physicians have applied for the posi- tion of health commissioner. Dr. C. 0. Schneider, present health commis- sioner, did not put in an application as he felt unwilling to give up his per- sonal practice. Mrs. Hattie Bradwell, widow of Judge Thomas Bradwell of Chicago, has bought the residence at 415 As- bury avenue from Morgan E. Cartier, and will occupy it the first of October. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Fetcher and family, 822 Bryant avenue, returned Monday, September 13, from a summer spent in their summer home near Traverse City, Mich. Plan Powerful Beacon for Emergency Signa Winnetka village officials arz plan- ning to install a new police signal to notify patrolmen to call the station when emergency calls are received at night. This will be a 900 candle-power searchlight of the General Electiic type, developed for the purpose of an air beacon and used by the air mail service. The new light is to be in- stalled on top of the Iredale warehouse on Center street in the near future. It will be controlled from the police sta- tion. The present signal iights for pa- trolmen are ordinary red lights located on the Village hall, the New Trier High school tower and the municipal water tower on the lake front. These are not always visible to the patrol- men. The new light is very pow- erful and it is hoped that tne experi- ment will prove successful so that it may replace the three red lights. Miss Eva May Johnson, 386 Fair- view avenue, will leave Winnetka with- in a week to attend Mount Holyoke: college in the East. Miss Johnson won. the woman's golf championship at Skokie club this season. Residence Phone: WALTER SPRY | Distinguished Pianist and Master Teacher | COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC | Accepts engagements for Recitals and Musicales. Teaches on Wednesdays in Winnetka. University 4520. Purer Because Carbonated Division of National Dairy Products Corporation SPECIAL This Week: CARAMEL between two layers of NEW YORK-CHERRY ICE CREAM

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