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16 WINNETKASTALK May 19, 1928 Widen Winnetka Avenue at Curve East of N. T. The widening of Winnetka avenue at the curve located just to the west of Sheridan road and east of New Trier High school was completed this week and the improved section will be opened for use in the near future. The widening of the street was au- thorized by the Winnetka Village council recently and consisted of cut- ting back the curb on the north side of the curve, permitting a clearer vision of the street on both sides of the curb and allowing more room for vehicles to pass. The members of the Vista del Lago club troup entertained their mothers last Saturday at a Sweethearts' party. The boys of the troop furnished their own entertainment. Planting "Pineapples" OPENING All Children Smile for Bernie Better Pictures BERNIE SPECIAL Six Miniature Photographs 5 -- Better Values STUDI Now in Our New Home 1623 Sherman Avenue (Opposite Postoffice) Phone Un iversity 8998 | ~ = Ze % OPE BREN EMEERE FROCKS eAnnounce the of Their New EVANSTON SHOP 624 Davis Street SATURDAY MAY 19 NING AT 1 I NS] G0 3 I 2) ES (0) (0) B+) mmm 6 OY] ES En ER ES is pictured here. Skokie. areas. Planting "pineapples" in the Mosquito war being conducted by the North Shore Mosquito Abatement district and the Sanitary District of Chicago, These are members of the dynamiting crew which is open- ing up the channel of the river to insure a free flow of water out of the There are also twenty-four men working this week west of Winnetka and Kenilworth cleaning out the channel and also oiling mosquito breeding Fairhope Summer School Will Meet at Tufts College The Fairhope Summer school, which has been held at Greenwich, Conn., the past twelve summers, will be held at Tufts college this year. The school, which is under the di- rection of Marietta Johnson, assisted by Charles Rabold, Antoinette Hollis- ter, and a staff of nationally known educators, has been attended by many north shore parents, teachers, social workers and children. In many in- stances an entire family has attended. For parents and teachers Mrs. John- son will have daily lectures and con- ferences on Child Study and Educa- ture study, and the fine arts and vari- ous forms of craft work. Those in attendance live at the school, which, being just on the out- skirts of both Boston and Cambridge, gives the location many added advan- tages. Parents may receive detailed infor- mation from Charles A. Kinney, of Winnetka, a member of the faculty at the Fairhope Winter school in Alabama. BOOK REVIEW SERMON "Belief that Matters," a book by the pen of Prof. William Adams Brown and sent out by the Religious Book club, will be reviewed at the morning services at the First Presbyterian church Sunday, May 20, by Dr. George tion. A large share of each day will be given over to folk dancing, music, na- P. Magill, pastor of the church. scheme. anywhere in Evanston 567 Lincoln Ave. Winnetka We deliver twice daily - Quality, freshness and goodness, they ate HOMEMADE into Beach and Geils Candies Order B. 8 G. candies especially made for your party, dinner or reception--including candies to match the color And remember delicious chocolate tid-bits, ideal sweet for the bridge table. the For Better Home Made Candies 1633 Orrington Ave. Library Plaza