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WINNETKA TALK April 21, 1928 Lee Says:-- WE'LL give a HANDSOME fur-lined LOVING cup to any of YOU folks who will TELL us where we can GET to for the next WEEK--some place that's KNOWN to God alone, as THE song puts it-- YOU see it's house CLEANING time out at OUR house and home ain't AT all what it used to BE--but we're sensible ENOUGH to understand THAT house-cleaning is a NECESSARY evil and that, LIKE the Saturday night BATH, it ought to be "did" AND we've even gone so FAR as to provide for HOUSE-cleaning time here AT our store--we"ve got LARGE cleaning sponges, CHAMOIS skins, moth balls, MOTH flakes } AND Enoz-Moth Killer SO if the battle is on AT your house you can MAKE it a lot easier BY buying your SUPPLIES here. Hott t mn ADAMS PHARMACY Tre Rexall Store Elm & Linden WINNETKA 2 ARRANGE FINE PROGRAM FOR BETTER HOMES WEEK (Continued from Page 1) program, and all residents of the vil- lage are cordially invited to attend: Sunday, April 22 at 5 o'clock the theme of the Vesper Service in the Congregational church will be: "What Makes a Home?" Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin will preach. The following program of confer- ences to be held at Community House during the week has been announced by Dr. J. W. FE. Davies, general chair- man of the Better Homes week ob- servation in Winnetka, and Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, chairman of the program committee: Monday--April 23rd--"Shall the Home Be a House or an Apartment?" Speaker, Joseph Riddle; presiding chairman: Mrs. Carl Zeiss. Tuesday--April 24th--"Financing a Home-Owning Project." Speaker: C. E. Thorny; presiding chairman: Max Meyer. Wednesday--April 25th-- "Building and Building Materials." Speaker: S. S. Beman; presiding chairman: Wil- liam A. Otis. Thursday--April 26th-- "Interior Dec- orating and Furnishing." Speaker: Ernst von Ammon; presiding chair- man: Mrs. Walter I. Benson. Friday--April 27th--"Exterior Dec- oration--Trees, Shrubs, Gardens." Speaker: Jens Jensen; presiding chair- man: Henry F. Tenney. Saturday--April 28th--"The Relation of Zoning Laws to Better Homes." Speaker: Robert S. Kingery; presid- ing chairman; Eugene A. Rummler. Gene Seitz of Winnetka will serve as groomsman at the wedding of Elinor Schaefer of Evanston to John Boudreaux of Franklin, La, next Tuesday, at St. Nicholas' church. er 7 3 Yo : #THE GOLDEN RULE MEASURES MANY A MANS SELF RESPECT= Results measure the quality of your Satisfaction measures the service of this shop. Movie fans should take advantage of our new Home Moving Picture Service. radio. THE RADIO SERVICE SHOP Moving Picture Supplies Phone WINNETKA 1840 18 Prouty Annex Joseph Riddle Wins First Place in N. T. Photography Contest First place in the photography con- test conducted by the Lens club of New Trier High school recently under the direction of H. H. Herron, faculty sponsor of the club, was awarded by the judges last Tuesday to Joseph Riddle, 995 Oak street, Winneka. The picture, an unusual one, was taken just east of Sunset Ridge Country club located west of Winnetka. It will be published in next week's issue of this paper. Second prize in the contest was awarded to Richard Rossman for a photograph "snapped" just off the Glenview road near the North Shore Golf club. An engraving of this pic- ture was carried in the March 24 issue. Honorable mention was given to David Riddle, a brother of Joseph. More than a hundred pictures were entered in the contest, many of them of outstanding quality, and the judges experienced considerable difficulty in making their selections. The judges were B. E. Christensen of Hattstrom and Sanders of Evanston, Miss Kath- erine Murphy of the New Trier faculty, and H. A. Armstrong of Lloyd Hollister Inc. Consider Restriction of Dividing Residence Lots A new classification for certain resi- dential areas in the village into what is proposed as "AA" residential, is being considered by the Winnetka Zoning Commission. The larger residential tracts, particularly on the east side of Sheridan road, are principally affected. A growing tendency to subdivide such tracts into building lots much smaller than adjoining sites, is given as the cause of consideration of this re- striction. PURCHASE INHALATOR Village Manager H. IL. Woolhiser was authorized by the Village Coun- cil Tuesday evening to purchase a portable H-H inhalator, a resuscitation device which the Fire department has been investigating and approves. Its cost is $185. RIDING HABITS for Men EQ and a Women THE MODE Acquaint Y ourself With This New Tailoring Establishment Special attention will be given to cutting and trimming of Ladies' and Men's Made-to-Measure Suits and Riding Habits. Cleaning General Tailoring and Fur Work HENRY SVIHLA Custom Tailor 8 Carlton Bldg. Phone Winn. 984