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Nr September 29, 1928 WINNETKA TALK John Hartnett in Charge of Peirce Stable of Horses John Hartnett, formerly superinten- dent and riding master at the Indian Hill Riding club and who for the past eighteen months has been conducting the Hartnett Riding Stables at 437 Chestnut street, Winnetka, has been engaged by Col. Albert E. Peirce, of. 656 Ardsles road, Winnetka, to take charge of his stud of high class hunters. Mr. Hartnett has disposed of most of his family of high class jumpers, but still owns Great Scott and Black Sand. Great Scott is censidered one of the best horses Mr. Hartnett ever owned, both as to beauty and performance. This season he won three ribbons at Lake Forest, competing against the best class thoroughbreds of the north shore. Also, at the Palatine Society horse show, Great Scott won five rib- bons, including two blues, where he was the center of attraction in his per- formance. Great Scott is a bright bay gelding, bred in Canada and registered in the Canadian Jockey club. His sire is Great Britain, his dam, Flora Bassett, both thoroughbreds of high reputation. Mr. Hartnett has owned other cham- pion jumpers on the north shore, in- cluding Melwood, Gibson Girl, Cabin Boy, Wild Wave, Shureput, and others equally well known, all blue ribbon winners, ENTERS SCHOOL ABROAD Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford Mec- Keown of Private road have returned from their summer home at Pentwater, Mich. Miss Ann Winifred McKeown, their daughter, sailed the early part of September from New York on the - Berengaria, for Switzerland, where she is entering a school. Coveted Prize Photo by Lehle With two of the three trophies of the Winnetka Playfield association safely tucked away for another year, interest is now centered upon the Dirigold cup, posted this season by the Roche Drug company, of Hubbard Woods. There are ret two rounds to play in the Roche cup event, Sturdy Wearables For Chilly Days A Delightful Treat For Your Bridge Party! Come in and sample Free of Charge any or all of the delicious candies. OVER 101 VARIETIES FRESH EVERY DAY IN WILMETTE Here's an extra heavy blucher style shoe of water-proofed black elkskin with heavy water-proof Gro Cord sole. Made to stand the maximum in wear and abuse. A Buster Brown model. $4.50 to $5.00 High Tops for Little Tots A dainty Buster Brown model of soft pliable black or tan calf or patent leather with flexible sole. A full range of sizes. 5 to 8 $3.50 8 to 12 $4.50 The Dutch Mill is just across the street from the Village Hall--1187 Wilmette Avenue. Wool Buckskein Lumber Sweaters Jackets Jacks Butt. d sli ] styles in a 'variety|Made of cloth whichfHeavy wool blanket of pleasing pat losely imitates buck- materials in striking terns. Complete askin. Will wear in{Plaid designs and sortment of sizes. [i¢finitely and guarjcolors. Warm and anteed windproof. [durable. All sizes. $2.50 $4.50 $5.50 Complete line of Men's Furnishings |v TAYLOR' Two Good Family Stores 900 LINDEN AVE. 1125 CENTRAL AVE. HUBBARD WOODS WILMETTE Stores open from 8 to 6 P. M. Also Saturday Evenings. 5¢ AND ONE DOLLAR THE LB. If you live in the Village, tele- phone Wilmette 2140, and we'll deliver the candy of your choice.