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June 30, 1928 WINNETKA TALK INSTALL 187 LIGHTS Wilmette Trustees, Citizens, Witness Completion of New Improvement in * Indian Hill Estates The electric lighting system in the Indian Hill Estates subdivision of Wil- mette has been installed and the lights were officially turned on for the first time last Friday night at 8:30 o'clock. Members of the Village board of trus- tees and a large number of citizens interested in the development of the western area gathered at the sales office of Bills' Indian Hill Estates and went on an inspection tour at that time. One hundred and eighty-seven new street light standards, each sixteen feet high, were installed. They are similiar to the street lamps in the village proper except that they are made of cast granite concrete 'instead of iron. The total cost of installation was $48,000. The completion of this new improve- | ment has transformed a dark area into one of the most beautifully lighted subdivisions on the north shore. The added lights, according to Village President Earl E. Orner, will insure safety at night in the Indian Hill Estates district. Lake avenue, the through route between Sheridan road and Waukegan road, will be lighted as will one and a half miles of Illi- nois road. A. M. Ryckoff, who also installed the electric lighting system in the Village proper, was the contractor for the job. Mrs. F. W. Burlingham, 630 Maple avenue, and Miss Susan and Miss Barbara Burlingham are spending the summer at Deephaven Camp, on Squaw Lake near Ashland, N. H. They will return early in September. Heads Commission Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of the Chicago area of the Methodist Epis- copal church and a resident of Wil- mette, has been presiding at confer- ences of the World Service commission of the denomination in session in Chi- cago. Bishop Hughes is president of the commission which supervises the benevolences of the church. Eleanor and Darice Elmer, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. P. Elmer of 639 Spruce street, left Winnetka Tuesday for a two months' vacation in the east. Eleanor will be at Deau Rivage, Portsmouth, N. H., and Darice at Quinebeck camp, Ely, Vt. "We put the EAT m MEAT" WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR DAILY SPECIALS Why spend so much of your good time looking for good meat when you can find it right here? HOLIDAY SPECIALS Robert's & Oak Tasty Meat Smoked Hams, 8 to 16 lb. average; lb. Boneless Smoked Cottage Hams, 2 to 3 lb. average; lb. Luncheon Beef Tongue Large Variety of Cold Meats for the Picnic Genuine Leg of Spring Lamb, Ib. Native Beef Standing Rib Roast, 7 to 8 lb. average; lbh. Fresh Chopped Beef, Ib. Home Baked & Boiled Ham 35¢ SPECIAL Breakfast Bacon, sliced; 3 lbs. for National Market S02 Elm Street Telephone Winnetka 655 Winnetka QNSPSANGNGANCA Costs no extra to get swimming suit with wonderful new feature PELTON Brassieredny Swimming ii Illustration pictures suit cut open to show "Brassiere-In" Feature Here is a swimming suit that will hold you perfectly, with its in- visible brassiere. Of the same colorand material as thesuit and an actual part of it. Can't come loose or get disarranged. Makes you feel and look your very best in a swimming suit. No separate brassiere to feel cold and clam- Th my when wet. No shoulder 8 97 straps, buttons, hooks, snap fas- teners or back pieces. Guaranteed all wool--and priced no higher because of the wor:derful feasure LICK'S Downstairs Beauty Salon The Permanent Waving Season is on. Every woman appreciates that comfortble feel- ing of not having to worry about the curl remaining in her hair. Our systems leaves the hair in perfect condition. No frizzy ends. Come to our downstairs beauty salon and have the satisfaction of wecelving a perfect wave. Gabrieleen Wave *] 2:20 Eugene Wave s 1 0 Elm Sioa 9 Telephone / I 930 i Winnetka Store on the Corner