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14 WINNETKA TALK April 14, 1928 Lee Says: SPRING sunshine is hard ON complexions--Have you EVER tried the PRIMROSE line of TOILET articles? THEY'RE wonderful, really. PRIMROSE HOUSE Rose Enamel Vanities! New! Smart! * Colorful! Triple Vanity, Chiffon powder, dry rouge, cream rouge "IIR E, $2.50 (not illustrated) Schools Closed Monday, Teachers Attend Meeting The Wilmette, Kenilworth, Win- netka and Glencoe public schools and New Trier High school will be closed next Monday in order that the teach- ers may attend the annual meeting of the Lake Shore Division of the Illi- nois State Teachers' association which will be held in Waukegan. Almost every teacher of the north shore will attend. Two general ses- sions will be held during the day. The rest of the meeting will be sectional and will include separate sections for teachers of the various departments, such as music and art. A separate meeting will be held for Parent-Teach- er representatives. SCOUTMASTERS' ROUND-TABLE The Scoutmasters' Round-Table for the North Shore Area Scout council will be held at the Green Tea Pot in Highland Park on Monday, April 16. Two Winnetka Boys on Purple Baseball Nine When Northwestern university sent its baseball team South on its spring training trip, two Winnetka boys were included on the roster. William Carey, who has been the first string catcher on the Winnetka amateur nine for several years, went for the second time. Last year Bill was a substitute, but this year it ap- pears he will be a regular. Accom- panying Bill was James Miller, in reality a Chicago boy, but a regular on the Winnetka team last year. He plays second base and is expected to start the season at the keystone sack ior Northwestern. A joint meeting of all of the troops of the North Shore Area council will be held at the Glencoe Union church on Tuesday, April 27. This will take the form of a Camp Reunion. Winnetka Boy Scouts to Have Own Cabin in Woods The Winnetka Boy Scouts are eagerly awaiting the time when they will have their own cabin. At pres- ent they are using the North Shore Area Scout cabin which is the property of the Forest Preserve. Some time ago the Winnetka Izaak Walton league chapter promised some land upon which the Scouts could erect a cabin, but some delay has been occasioned {n acquiring title to the tract. The Waltonians, in co-operation with the Winnetka Rotary club and several other organizations, have raised a fund for this purpose. It is planned to have the Scouts erect the cabin themselves as a part of their Scout work toward Pioneer- ing Merit badges. They hope to fin- ish the cabin this spring. "ome Bank for Wineltka Feople" Taxes Need Not Be a Burden You can plan for your tax éxpenditure of next year without unnecessary penalty to your current expenses, if you now put aside a stipulated amount each week such as you do in the Christmas Sav- ings Club with which you are familiar. Qficers ond Jirectors HENRY PR. HALE Fresident L.B.KUPPENHEIMER Vice-/ residents SANBORN HALE Costicr GEORGE W. MEKINNEY Asst Costicr VICTOR £L7TING ~-- NOBLE HALE Double Vanity, Chiffon powder, dry rouge . $2.00 Single Vanity, Chiffon owder REC a (not illustrated) Lipstick . . . §1.00 Refills oo: ong vip wedng EXCEEDINGLY ACCEPTABLE BRIDGE PRIZES! Adams Pharmacy Serving You Since 1903 'The Rexall Store Phone Winnetka 2 Elm and Linden Pro-rate them . and What were your taxes this year? and you'll never miss the small deposits . . when taxes are due again next year youll be prepared to pay them immediately without cause to worry about other bills going unpaid. WINNETKA STATE BANK LIM S7. LAST OF LINCOLN AVE. BANKING HOURS - JSalurdays 8Am.lo 12-30rM. ord 7 lo BrM. |