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WINNETKA TALK August 20, 1927 A State Bank Jewelry, Too, Should Be Kept in a Safe Deposit Box ANY people keep securities con- tracts, mortgages and such val- uable papers in a safe deposit box but leave valuable pieces of jewelry in the bureau drawer. You should keep all your valuables safe in one of our safe deposit boxes. Both the hours and location are con- venient. The cost is negligible; the protection perfect. Get your box to- day. Banking Hours: 8 to 3; Saturdays 8 to 12:30 Monday Evenings 7 to 8 WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS BANK EASTERN STAR MEETS There will be a regular meeting of the Winnetka chapter, No. 942, Order of the Eastern Star, on Monday eve- ning, August 22, at the Masonic temple. As this is the first meeting after vacation, and there is important business to transact, it is requested that as many as can will attend. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnum of 735 Walden road and their family, have left for their summer camp, "Christmas Tree Cabin," at Land o' Lakes, Wis. po she Announcing the opening of the Vanity Beauty Shop Saturday, August 20th 557 Lincoln Avenue WINNETKA Skilled operators will give indivi- dual attention to your wishes, only the most approved methods em- ployed. Permanent Waving Marcelling Shingling Hair Dyeing Scalp Treatments Facial Manicuring PHONE WINNETKA 1655 3 Elmer Adams Wins More Laurels as Barnyard Golfer Elmer E. Adams, former Winnetka postmaster and horshoe pitching champion of the village, drove 250 miles last week to win third place in the great barnyard golf events at the annual county fair at Ontario, Wis. He was accompanied by Miss Mar- jorie Smith, of 879 Oak street, Win- netka, They went up to visit J. D. Robinson and family, former residents of Winnetka, Mr. Robinson now being in the hardware business there. He also owns and operates the only mo- tion picture show in that village. Mr. Adams claims he gave the winner in the horseshoe pitching match a close rub for first place, and ascribes his defeat to the fact that he is ac- customed to pitching on a clay court, whereas the court at the fair grounds was an ordinary dusty, dirt court, somewhat of a handicap, in his case. Give Bon Voyage Dinners for Dudley Bradstreets A number of farewell dinners are being given for the Dudley Brad- streets of 772 Walden road and the Ryland Wolcotts of 932 Euclid ave- nue, who leave Winnetka this week- end for New York. They plan to sail next Saturday for two months in Europe. Thursday evening the Ed- win P. Prices of 920 Hill road enter- tained twenty guests at dinner at their home in honor of the Bradstreets. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burrows of 271 Lin- den avenue will give a dinner tonight at the Vista del Lago club. They plan to have about fifty guests. Seven Years on 607 MAIN ST. The Combustion Fuel Oil Burner For the man who cares. Simple--Ilong life construction. Burns the cheaper oils. Small homes to skyscrapers the North Shore PHONE WILMETTE 3420 2 Lo Let Us Estimate Your Cement Driveway Flagstone Walk or Porch We do all repair work on property-- including Brick, Stone, Cement, Plaster and Stucco Wash. We give each job our personal attention. Shortridge & Saxton 419 Richmond Road, Kenilworth Phone Ken. 2735 3