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WINNE TKA 'TALK June 23, 1928 Lee Says: YESTERDAY a lady: CAME in here for SOME Elizabeth ARDEN'S cold cream. UP until three MONTHS ago she HAD always used ANOTHER kind, but SHE happened to USE some of Miss ARDEN"S Se TO one of her friends AND now she ab- SOLUTELY wouldn't use ANYTHING else. Ever TRY Elizabeth Arden's PREPERATIONS? Adams Pharmacy Serving You Since 1903 The Rexall Store Phone Winnetka 2 Elm and Linden DIAMOND DATES Waukegan All Nations will be here tomorrow to play the Win- netka team at Skokie Playfield. The local team has the following games scheduled, all to be played on the home diamond : June 24--Waukegan All Nations. July 1--Chicago North Shores. July 4--Wilmette (double header). July 8--Chicago Magpies. July 15--North Chicago Boosters. July 22--Northbrook. July 29--North Chicago Boosters. A CORRECTION that both of the young equestriennes shown with their mounts on the cover of last week's WINNETKA TALK were in- correctly named. The picture at the top was that of Evelyn Schuman (not Marjorie) and the young woman shown taking a hurdle in very good form was Deborah Butler (not Betsy Ballard). Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Porter and son of 1085 Sheridan road, have left to spend the summer at Dark Harbor, Maine. They will return in September. HEN erty od T SAVE with a PURPOSE Every live-wire boy and girl aspires to a university train- ing. But the question is, how is it to be paid for? A solution is found in a savings account. Make it a point to earn a little money each week during vacation days and put it away where it will draw interest at 3 per cent. You Will Be Surprised to learn how fast these weekly savings grow into sub- stantial sums. Why not start your savings account today? Join the large number of students who are regular savers at our bank. BANKING HOURS Daily 8 A. M. to 3 P. M. Saturdays 8 A. M. to 12:30 P. M. and 7 to 8 P. M. Hubbard Woods | Trust & Savings Bank Hubbard Woods 952 Linden Avenue T0800 000000000000880llLIILILLELE WINNETKA TALK regrets exceedingly Refer Zoning Change Request to Commission Another public hearing before the Winnetka Zoning Commission on a proposition to rezone a small area from "A" residential to "B" residential, the tract in question being lots 4 and 5 at the northeast corner of Locust and Chatfield, is to be held in the near future. An ordinance providing for the pro- posed change was ordered engrossed and posted, by the Village council, Tuesday evening, and referred to the Zoning commission for a public hear- ing. The matter was brought before the council by Trustee W. B. Moulton, in the form of a resolution. ANNOUNCE SERMON THEME "A Voice in the Wilderness" will be the theme of the sermon given tomor- row morning at Christ Episcopal church by the Rev. E. Ashley Ger- hard, rector. The service begins at 11 o'clock. KETTLE OF TROUBLE The Winnetka Fire department was called to Elm and Maple Thursday morning to extinguish a blazing kettle of tar, which was being heated for the purpose of doing some street repair work. There were about 10 gallons of tar in the kettle, enough to make quite a "flash." CIRCLE VISITS LAUNDRY Thirty members and friends of the Walden road circle made an inspec- tion of the Nelson laundry last Wed- nesday. Mrs. Ralph Buteau and Mrs. Robert Price are in charge of a picnic to be given by the circle next Friday at the Lake Front park for fifty chil- dren from the Onward Mission neigh- borhood house in Chicago. ¥ $e20002088 FITTS BRIDE Rare and lovely gifts of Jewelry and Silver that measure up to the happiness of the occasion = Here you may choose from an array of ex- clusive designs executed in our own workshops. Tt CEL LINI fob RRINGTON HOTEL EVANSTON TTITITTITSS FATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTSOUTS®