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R 7 74 4] WHER K \/ A 1) DAY, Wi AY 18, 1917. EOE RE RE ie New Trier Girls Wi Fairy Pageant at High School Il Present HE physical training depart- ment for girls at the New Trier High school will present a pageant on June 8 in the high school gym- nasium. The story part of the pageant, "A Dream Fantasy" was written by Miss Helen Hootman, physical director of the high school girls. Miss Margaret Tozier, assistant physical director, will assist Miss Hootman in training the 200 mem- bers of the girls' department who will take part in the dances. Twelve original dances will feature the pro- gram with a group of well known dances worked in with the numbers. Story of Pageant. The music will be under the direc- tion of Mr. Homer Cotton. Costumes and an indirect lighting system for the presentation which will be held indoors on account of the bad weather prevalent in this community for the past several weeks, are fea- special tures being arranged by the dir- ectors. The story begins with an Earth Child playing with a bird in a garden, the child falls asleep and wakes up to find herself in the land of dreams playing with the elves. The elves bring the Spirit of 'Dreams to see the Earth Child and she conducts her on a tour through the night. They wander in the Land of the Elves, see Dewdrops, Fire Flies, Shadows, and Wood Nymphs. The Stars then take charge of the Earth Child and takes her to the throne of the Queen of Night and the God- dess of the Moon. At the throne oi the Goddess they find the Spirits of flowers and dreams. Silver 'moths, bats, owls and the Spirit of Fire dance for the Earth Child. Then the Demons of Dark- ness come to frighten the Earth Child but they are driven away by Dawn which is followed by the Sun and her Sunbeams. The pageant ends when the new day is ushered in and the Spirits of the Night bid fare- well to the Farth Child and they re- turn to their abode. Leading Characters. The story is cleverly worked out and the music and dances are care- fully planned to present the fairyland spirits with their pretty costumes in a most attractive manner. The girls taking leading roles in the pageant include 'Elizabeth Duf- fy, Earth "Child; Florence Hahn, Spirit of Dreams; Virginia Thomp- son, Queen of the Night; Margaret Zimmerman, Dream of Horror; Clara Hudson, Dream of Humor; Beatrice and Florence Pease, Dreams of Romance; Ethel Flentye, Spirit of Fire; Helen Skinner, Dawn; and Sarah Gallagher, Sun. ECONOMY UNIT CALLED TO ASSIST COMMITTEE Conservation of Materials and Foods to be Governed by Women of Winnetka. The work of the conservation and economy unit of the War Emergency union of Winnetka, is being rushed and prepared by the general com- mittee with the view of giving to this group of women the most helpful, interesting and efficient instruction on this basic question. The plan is to include . various demonstrations, a few lectures and any other means that are available. The regular day for meeting has had to be changed, and the new day will be decided upon at the Woman's club. on Friday, May 25 at 2:15 o'cloeks It is very much-hoped thar all the women of Winnetka who care to, will be present and enroll for this course. Any person wishing information on this subject will kindly call Mrs. W. P. J. Dinsmoor, Winnetka 314. BS ES Es EE BOYS AND GIRLS EMULATE BETSY ROSS WITH COLORS Impressive Ceremony at Flag Rais- ing of Sacred Heart School. The children of the Sacred Heart school imbued with the spirit of pat- riotism desired 'that the Stars and Stripes should float over their school. Emulating the example of Betsy Ross of Revolutionary fame, they conceived the idea of making the flag entirely by their own hands. Under the guidance of the sisters, all the pupils, both boys and girls of the seventh and eighth gredes, un- dertook the task of making the flag. The flag is six feet wide and nine feet long and was completed Wed- nesday. Not wishing to be out-classed by their older schoolmates and desir- ous of showing their loyalty and patriotism, the children frem the first to the sixth grade inclusive, sig- nified their intention by donating the flag-pole. Incidentally, the day chosen for the raising of the flag, was Ascension Thursday, May 17. The following program was ren- Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Schoenthaler, who have been spending the winter at 1425 Astor street in the city will return the latter part of this month to open their home at Indian Hill road for the summer. VILLAGE OF WINNETKA. NOTICE OF AWARD OF CONTRACT . Winnetka, Ill, May 18, 1917. Notice is hereby given that the contract for the construction of the following improvement : A connected system of vitrified tile pipe and reinforced Portland cement concrete pipe storm water sewers, in- cluding Portland cement concrete manholes, Portland cement concrete catch basins with connections, cast iron pipe sewer outlet, combined out- 'let and spillway of reinforced Port- land cement concrete, vitrified tile pipe junctions closed with discs, vit- rified tile pipe slants closed with discs, reinforced Portland cement concrete headwall, Portland cement concrete plugs for closing present catch basin connections, said back- filling under brick and concrete pave- ments, together with the adjusting and connecting of present street catch basins, the adjusting and con- necting of present sewers, the adjust- ing of supportg of present sewer out- let in Elder Lathe, the removal of un- used portions fof said present sewer outlet, 't restoration of pavements and the 1oval of all surplus ex- cavate rials, to be constructed in the f go named streets, ave- ways, to-wit : d Elder Lane ex- tended from and ischarging into Lake Michigan .at a int four hun- dred seventy (470) feet easterly from the easterly line extended of Sheri- dan Road to the easterly line ex- tended of ilson Street; also in Sheridan Rad, Winnetka Avenue, Willow Street, Hawthorn Lane, Fair- view Avenué} Woodland Avenue, Fir Street, Public Pathway in Trier Center Neighborhood, Hill Road, Myrtle Street, Sunset Road, Essex Road, Warwick Avenue, Wilson Street and Poplar Street, in the Vil- lage of Winnetka, County of Cook and State of Illinois, said improve- ment being otherwise known as Gen- eral Number 326,741 in the Superior In Elder Lane dered by the children of the school, immediately after the church serv- ices in honor of the event: Song--Flag of our Native Land-- School. Selection--Our Flag--Estelle Kloep- fer. Song--Star Spangled Banner. Rais- ing the flag. Recitation--First, second and third grades. Poetical -Recitation--The American Flag--Sixth grade girls. Closing remarks--Rev. F. J. Haarth. Song--America--School. | SB0 8 ~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weeks, 600 Ash street, will spend the summer in California. Mr. and Mrs. Collins and mother, Mrs. Whitney of Chicago will occupy the house during their absence. | Street: Court of Cook County, was awarded on the 12th day of May, 1917, to Robert Shannon, Joliet, Illinois, for the sum of Sixty-eight Thousand One Hundred Sixty-two and 20/100 Dol- lars ($68,162.20). WM. D. McKENZIE, President of the Board of Local Improvements of the Village of Winnetka. FREDERICK DICKINSON, Village Attorney. T9-1tc VILLAGE \OF WINNETKA. CALLYFOR BIDS Winnetka} Ill, May 18, 1917. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the constyuction of the fol- lowing improvem iti. of ' Cherry The construction of a Portland cement concrete sidewalk five (5) feet four (4) inches in width, five (5) inches thick at the center and four (4) inches thick at the edges, laid on six inches of cinders, said improve- ment to include all grading, embank- ments and filling, on the south side of Cherry Street from the west curb line of Locust Street to the west line extended of lot six (6), block nine (9) of Groveland Subdivision, said improvement and assessment being otherwise known as Winnetka Spec- ial Assessment No. 249 in accordance with the ordinance heretofore pas- passed therefor, will be received by the Board of Local Improvements of the Village of Winnetka by or he- fore 8 o'clock p. m., on'fl'uesday, the 29th day of May, A 17, at which hour all bids will be pened at a meeting to be held in§the Council Chambers of the Villagd Hall in the said Village of Winfetka, Cook County, Illinois. The specifications of did improve- ments are on file in the %ffice of the Clerk of said Village off Winnetka. Contractors will be paid in bonds bearing interest at the rate of five (5%) per cent per annum for all estimates approved by the Board of Local Improvements, in the sum of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars and over and when the amount of bal- ance due on any estimate is less than the sum of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars, the same will be paid by time warrants. In addition to the usual bond for construction and maintenance in the sum equal to the amount of the bid accepted by the Board of Local Improvements, the successful bidder will be re- quired to furnish an indemnity and defense policy in some reliable com- pany, indemnifying the Village of Winnetka against loss from liability for damages on account of injury or death suffered by reason of the per- formance of the work required to be performed by the said contractor, by any person or persons, including Painters & Decorator sum of Five Theusa lars. ($5,000.00) Dol- . D. McKENZIE, President of the Board of Local Improvements of the Village of Winnetka. Riparian Right in Kenilwa 100x200 to a 350- oxo or=10 OE 0 ] 1 o 72% 7, 772777727 7 April 6. 1917. ad PROCLAMATION Dogs must be Whereas, a number of persons in Winnetka have re- cently been bitten by dogs and a number of cases of rabies have been reported in this vicinity, and Whereas, it is the judgment of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Winnetka that it is necessary for the safety of the inhabitants of said Village that all dogs running at large in said village shall be muzzled, and Whereas, the Trustees of the Village of Winnetka by resolution passed on March 20, 1917, have instructed the Village President to issue a proclamation in accordance with Section 204 of Chapter 14 of the Muncipal Code of the Village of Winnetka; I therefore declare from the first day of June until the last day of September, 1917, all dogs found running at large within the Village of Winnetka shall be subject to the penalties provided in Chapter 14 of the Municipal Code of the Village of Winnetka, unless such dogs are securely muzzled. This proclamation will be enforced by the Police De- partment without further notice. Dated, Winnetka, Illinois, FEOREE ELLE EERE TH Muzzled - 77 EUGENE A. RUMMLER, President. A N 2 Will Exchar Sc. FREDERICK DICKINSON, Village Attorney. T9-1tc Or=IOX I0E=IOX =IOLIOX IOEIOES omiop AS " yy § Il "The Best ThatsBak= pi Fe O J .- And Why -- i - We Use REAL BUTTER, REAL EG6S--and FAMILY FLOUR--§#The BEST i Fic Cheese Cake made of fresh | The almond filled fee Rings I Bos sweet cottage cheese, eggs { are I8%c and... FR... 30c 1 Br and unskimmed milk, de- | Our Tce Cream 1 mame of 26% ] gn ( [+] licious and wholesome --Rich cred ondiluted, We do not i Spec 1 in food value and an ideal and never will, use one grain" EF ho Oo lunch or supper dish, per of gelatine or powder of any pr Cal. raat eerste cunihe 10c | sort--that is the secret of ER Wiln Home made Ginger Bread, our Ice Cream success. 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