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10 WINNETKA TALK September 24, 1927 A State Bank This Bank-- and Winnetka S A BUSINESS INSTITUTION a Bank has two distinct relationships: It is a part of the country's credit machinery, promoting the ex- change of goods and money, and contributing to the general reserve strength. And-- It is a local institution to which people turn with confidence for financial services of all kinds--de- positing, borrowing, investing, to say nothing of requests for business information and advice. The Winnetka Trust 8 Savings Bank is strong in both relationships. It has a keen feeling of its responsibilities and endeavors to merit the confid- ence it has won by faithful performances. Banking Hours: 8 to 3; Saturdays 8 to 12:30 Monday Evenings 7 to 8 WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS BANK Wilmette Annexes Baseball Title by | Defeating Glencoe Wilmette won the baseball cham- | pionship of the north shore last Sun- day by defeating the Glencoe C. C's 6 fo 2. This was the third and final game of the series. Fach of the teams had previously won a game, the score in each instance being 7 to 0. 3oesch pitched an excellent game for the winning team and was given faultless support. Halpin, who was in the box for Glencoe, also pitched a good game, but errors by his mates were respon- sible for the loss of the much coveted game. Glencoe C. C's will play Winnetka at Glencoe this Sunday, which will formally terminate the season for the Glencoe team. Panthers Enjoy Outing at E. E. "Dad" Adams Camp Twenty boys, members of the Pan- thers club, a Community House group of youngsters under the guidance of R. H. Fairclough, enjoyed a trip to Cross lake and Elmer E. "Dad" Adams' summer place there recently. The lads were taken to the resort in one of William Wente's trucks and reveled in a day of swimming, base- ball, and other sports. Illinois has 397 plants manufacturing women's clothing. Their 1926 output was valued at $59,000,000. Illinois ranks third in this industry. Pa a During 1926 Illinois produced 7,760,- 000 barrels of crude oil which were valued at $17,200,000. Fire Chiefs Arm Selves With Fire Prevention Data "Fire Prevention" was one of the foremost subjects of discussion at the annual convention of the Illinois Fire- men's association held at Springfield, September 13 to 15, and which was attended by Chiefs Walter Zibble, of Wilmette and G. M. Houren, of Win- netka. The association heartily endorsed the work of the school on fire pre- vention at the Illinois University, where they are erecting a drill tower to be used in connection with the course which is given free to any fire- man in the state. Representative Henry R. Rath- bone, of Kenilworth, attended the convention where he delivered an ad- dress at one of the sessions. He was extended a hearty welcome by the four hundred members and was fur- ther honored by being elected to honorary membership in the associa- tion. HEAR MILWAUKEE PASTOR Rev. O. Hagedorn of Milwaukee will preach at Trinity Evangelical Lu- theran church in Glencoe Thursday evening, September 29, the occasion being the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Aid association for Lutherans. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dillon, 1108 Spruce street, announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday, September 10, at the Chicago hospital. sl Illinois has 515 coal mines which produced in 1926 a total of 69,366,923 tons of coal valued at $148,604,000. Mattresses and Box Springs | Renovated New Made to Order | Care of Your FURNITURE holstery, assures you of perfect satisfaction. Furniture Upholstering -- Repairing New Made to Order Hubbard Woods UPHOLSTERING CO. 897 Linden Ave., Hubbard Woods Telephone Winnetka 3014 30 years of experience in up- We do Small Jobs too. Antiques given special attention. Slip Covers ¥ Cushions Made to Order -