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12 WINNETKA TALK September 22, 1928 A State Bank Time-tested and Proven HE selection of investment se- curities for sale to the people of Winnetka is a high test of judg- ment, requiring specialized experi- ence and knowledge plus carefully chosen connections. Time is the great tester of these qualities and the record left through the years is the measure by which the careful investor can best select his investment connection. We invite investigation of our rec- ord as well as of our selection of attractive securities for September' and October investment. Know the Bank Behind the Security. Banking Hours: 8 to 3; Saturdays 8 to 12:30 Monday Evenings 7 to 8 ~ WINNETKA "TRUST and SAVINGS BANK On Committee . hii Mrs. James Waller Marshall of 674 Prospect avenue, Winnetka, is on the publicity committee for the rummage sale which the Woman's guild of Christ church, Winnetka, will hold on October 18, at the Parish House, Oak and Linden streets. Mrs. William El- dridge, Winnetka 1784, has charge of transportation and will call for any article anyone may care to contribute. ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE Mrs. Rubee Wilson Delamarter, formerly. of Ash street, Winnetka and now of Chicago, announces the marri- age of her daughter, Jeanne, to Charles Robert Peet of Chicago at Bond chapel, University of Chicago, at 5 o'clock, Saturday, September 8. May Widen Street Intersection to Minimize Hazard Village Manager H. L. Woolhiser has been authorized by the Village council to take immediate action, in the matter of reducing the danger to traffic, particularly pedestrians, at Lake street and Scott avenue, where a serious accident occurred a short time ago. In the meantime more deliberate consideration by the council will be given to a plan of widening the streets at this intersection. The re- moval of some trees and shrubs on the parkway are steps which it was said the village manager may take now, pending the consideration of a street widening project. The matter was brought to the at- tention of the council in the form of a petition presented by Arthur Bur- rage Farwell which contained signa- tures of sixty interested property owners. The proposed permanent improve- ment was referred to the streets, drainage and forestry committee, of which Trustee H. L. Raclin is chair- man. BUILD NEAR GOLF CLUB Arthur J. and Katherine M. Gallag- her, 1162 Hamptondale road, have bought four acres on the south side of Voltz road, Northfield, north of the Sunset Ridge Golf club and will build a residence, according to C. A. Zur- skin, broker of the Winnetka office of Quinlan and Tyson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mehren and family, formerly of 785 Walden road, have sold their home and have moved across the street to the Neubacher resi- dence at 790 Walden road, which they have purchased recently. by-Air Cleaning Plant. guaranteed. ment store. Mes. Bertha H. Leffingwell, recent manager of Win- netka Community Kitchen, is now connected with our Sales department. Ladies and Men's Tailoring Altering -- Remodeling -- Relining Complete tailoring service in connection with our Dry- Cloth and fur garments cleaned and retailored. Finest of workmanship and materials This department is in charge of Mr. Joseph Schessler, for many years head tailor for a leading State street depart- A right-at-your door tailoring service that cannot be surpassed by expensive down town shops. winter garments into wearable condition NOW. WINNETKA 304 21 Years on North Shore ALBERT A. MCKEIGHAN #% SONS Store and Plant at 562 Center St. Let us put your «* Dyers