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gr AW GET CARAT. i oF YT es 26 WINNETKA TALK July 21, 1928 Cunningham Trophy Play" Starts at Wilmette Club The first round, 18 holes, match play, handicap in the Cunningham trophy competition will be played this Sat- urday, July 21, at the Wilmette Golf club. The semi-final round, 18 holes, match play, handicap for the vice president's trophy is also scheduled for this Saturday at the club. A low net foursome, 18 holes, medal play, handi- cap will be played this Sunday, July 22. Illinois ranks second among the states in the production of pig iron. W. W. Kerr Named Director of National Credit Ass'n Information has just been received in Wilmette of the election of W. Wallace Kerr of Wilmette as a di- rector of the National Credit Men's as- sociation, at the convention of the as- sociation which was held at Seattle, Wash. Mr. Kerr, who has been a resi- dent of Wilmette for the last twenty- two years, is credit man for the Cable Piano company of Chicago, with which firm he has been connected for twenty- seven years. He was elected vice-presi- dent of the Chicago Credit Men's as- sociation a few months ago. BODY REPAIRS--FENDER REPAIRS-- TRIMMING -- PAINTING -- All Finishes ERBY'S SUPERIOR SERVICE AT A MODERATE PRICE WILLIAM ERBY & SONS CO. Ashland and Fullerton Aves. Chicago Telephone Lincoln 4109 Local Representative: A. KASPAR, Wilmette 2995 Highest and Best in Culture to Be Shown at 1933 World's Fair "Whereas, all that is highest and best in the culture of the world will be gathered at Chicago in 1933 to cele- brate the one hundredth anniversary of the incorporation of this city." That preamble to a resolution re- cently adopted by the Press club of Chicago states in a few words the vi- sion for 1933 that is being transformed into reality for the centennial celebra- tion. Recruits for the World's Fair legion are coming in from more distant points than ever. Especially does the Mid- West display its approval of the five dollar enrollment campaign. Distant cities and foreign nations are uniting to aid in the greatest project of its kind ever attempted. For instance, the city of Erie, Pa., will loan to Chicago for the centennial the world famous warship Niagara, Commodore Perry's flagship, in the Battle of Lake Erie. Remember? "We have met the enemy and they are ours"! For one hundred years the Niagara lay at the bottom of the lake. Today it is restored and is at anchor in the harbor of Erie. James Simpson, chairman of the Chi- cago Plan commission, has pictured a super-city in a communication to the centennial trustees, in which he pledges the unwavering support of his com- mission. Sauganash and Wabansia, famous Pottawattamie chiefs, and Shabona, who rode through the Fox River val- ley warning the settlers of Black Hawk's last raid, will all be portrayed by present day Indians in a series of historic pageants. These will vie with the "last word" in scientific achieve- ment in a mighty ensemble, which, un- der present plans, will be viewed alike by millions of Americans, and by at least eight of the crowned heads. Seven Realty Sales Made By Hokanson and Jenks Hokanson & Jenks, Inc. 513 Davis street, Evanston, announce the follow- ing sales: George B. Anderson has sold 7- room stucco residence at 625 Milburn street, Evanston, on a lot 45x180, to J. E. Hebblethwaite. Hokanson & Jenks, Inc., represented both parties. George A. Spalding has sold his 7- room brick colonial at 2648 Asbury avenue on a lot 45x160 to E. J. McCann. Hokanson & Jertks, Inc, represented both parties. William Lister, Corporation Counsel for the City of Evanston, has sold 6- room brick residence, 1027 Maple ave- nue, on a lot 45x160 to Lawrence J. Knapp, vice-president of the State Bank and Trust company of Evanston. Hokanson & Jenks, Inc., represented both parties. Hokanson & Jenks, Inc., also report the sale of the vacant property at 1821-23 Church street, by the State Bank and Trust company, Trustees, to Bertha T. Blake, who intends to im- prove the property at once with 2 stores to be ready for occupancy by October 1. The 11 room brick residence at 635 Washington avenue, Glencoe, on a lot 125x180 has been sold by Frederick S. Cooper to Howard Meincke. Hokan- son & Jenks Inc. represented both parties. The 9 room brick colonial residence at 654 Garland street, Glencoe, on a lot 80x120, formerly the property of Hor- ace G. Newhall, has been sold to S. B. Fleager. Hokanson & Jenks, Inc, re- presented both parties. The 8 room stucco residence of Her- bert C. 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