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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1921 2 , WINNETKA PLAN BOOK WILL SOON BE READY The Winnetka Plan Commission reports that the printing of the Win- netka Plan Book is well under way and that it will be ready for distri- bution to our citizens at an early date. The publication is being direct- ed by Mr. Merritt Lum. Over $1,300 has been contribut- ed by Winnetka residents toward the fund necessary to place the Winnet- ka Plan in every home in the viliage. At a recent meeting of the Viilage Hall committez, the building of the new Village Hall was considered and architects were authorized to pre- pare preliminary sketches and plans for carrying out the rocommendations of the Plan Commission for the lo- cation of the Village Hall on Linden street, between Cak and Elm streets. Service Is the reason we are here and the reason we stay here --to give you a brand of service that keeps you com- ing back. HOSTETTER'S GARAGE | Day and Night Service 806 Oak Street Phone Winnetka 188 NEW TURBINE IN OPERATION On Monday, May 16, the new 750 Kw. steam turbine which has been in process of installation for several months, was started up for the first time and operated very satisfactor- ily. After the completion of minor ad- justments, this turbine will be placed in continuous operation at the piant and will serve to decrease the fuel consumption as well as to provide additional reserve capacity to meet the growing demands of the commu- nity for electric service. FIRE DESTROYS BARN i Fire this week destroyed a barn on the A. Lindman farm on Talman road. The Winnetka ire department saved other buildings on the premises. A chimney fire at the home of W. P. Happ, 826 Spruce street, partially de- stroyed the roof of the structure. COVER DUMPING GROUNDS The old Winnetka Village, dumping grounds are to be rolled and cover- ed so as to be made less unsightly, according to information from the Department of Public Works. After- math of clean-up,week, as it were. 1 TL ZI as = = at MY AIGA ol -- ill HN iH i fra XX. 25 RRER S- Ne \% i IAP - Z| [% I oir (7a) == b BE - F your prospects = as they should account. success. Don't put account today! PLC SEECTY SF mans prospects.become brighter the day tal le opens a Savings account You will begin to take a new interest in your town and a new grip on the chance of winning real * WINNETKA || TRUSY © SAVINGS CRIES Ev = TAT {_II 1 ERT HITT Ti Tl ~coc are not as bright be, open a savings it off. Open your "gg White Teeth, Healthy Gums, a Clean Mouth HAT is what you should seek in a dentifrice. And it is easily found, if you will care for your teeth regularly with Klenzo Dental Creme. And the delightful after-taste of Klenzo--that Cool, Clean, Klenzo Feeling--is satis- fying evidence of the good it does. Step in and get a tube today. 25 In addition to this paste we have at all times a full stock of toilet requisites at the lowest prices. J C wg Adams Pharmacy The Rexall Store Telephones Winnetka 2 and 3 wv Lundin organization. The names of the Coalition Candidates wih To Save the Courts the Voters Must Vote! Vote for the Coalition Judicial Candidates The names of the coalition candidates appear on the ballot in the democratic column, but it is a truly Non-Partisan ticket, overwhelmingly indorsed by the Chicago Bar Association and selected by the Independant Republicans and the Democrats who are opposed to the Thompson- The coalition was effected so that this opposition should not be split. and there party affiliations are as follows: For Judges of the Circuit Court (Vote for Twenty) GEORGE KERSTEN (D) DAVID F. MATCHETT (R) JOHN R. CAVERLY (D) THOMAS J. LYNCH (D) KICKHAM SCANLAN (R) HUGO M. FRIEND (R) DONALD L. MORRILL (D) DAVID M. BROTHERS (R) IRA RYNER (D) CHARLES M. THOMSON (R) HARRY WM. FISHER (D) THOMAS TAYLOR, JR. (R) PHILIP L. SULLIVAN (D) GEORGE FRED RUSH (R) FRANK JOHNSTON, JR. (D) VICTOR P. ARNOLD (D) FRANCIS S. WILSON (D) THOMAS G. WINDES (D) OSCAR M. TORRISON (R) JOHN A. SWANSON (R) For Judge of the Superior Court (Vote for One) TIMOTHY D. HURLEY (D) R. H. Ripley N. R. Brooks Wm. D. McKenzie G. W. Gordon John R. Leonard Arthur R. Dean Neil H. Gates Laird Bell Darrell S. Boyd Hobart P. Young William C. Royden, Jr. Walter L. ¥isher Walter T. Fisher Preston Boyden R. L. Alton Clarence T. Morse Geo. H. Leslie Leonard H. Roach Mary D. Boyden Elizabeth K. Starr Merritt Paul Starr Katharine Forman John S. Miller, Jr. Judith D. Miller Clarence A. Burley Frances L. Blatchford Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Starr Geo. , The following persons indorse the above ticket and are in addition to the 125 names published in the last issue: 'W. H. Nicholls Morris L. Greeley S. Bowles King Ayres Boal Charles T. Mordock Lesley J. Boal Helen B. Mordock Mary Bowles King Katharine L. Clinch Carrie Fenger Jane Ladd MeCordie Theodore E. Brown Albert H. Veeder, Jr. Ernest J. Allesbrooke Francis M. Case Wm. G. Forrest Jos. H. Brown A. E. Blackwood Charles Howard Coffin B. Massey Austin D. Jenkins ¥. H. Scott J. W. Scott L. H. Waiduer N. H. Arthur Duncan Jno. D. Ross James F. Porter James Fentress Robert Boak Pritchard . Fanny Faroll W. W, Chickering Elizabeth fireeley Ruth W. Porter Evalyn S. Norton Leila G. Isom Almeda H. Foster Mina Forgan Ott Ethel M. Copeland Mary Demski Anne H. Cotlin Susan D. West Ruth Snydacker F. H. Phelps Gertrude C. Lieber Charlotte L. McKenzie Janet S. Gordon Carrie B. Prouty Rose B. Hamilton Mary Louise Cobb Alice G. de Windt Maud R. Winne Ruby Byron Laura M. Freeman Dorothea €. Uhickering Doris Benson Katharine M. Foote Mrs. Theo. EE. Brown Mrs. John R. Reilly Anne F. Greeley THE ELECTION WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY JUNE 6TH POLLS WILL BE OPEN FROM 7 A. M. to 5P. M. Next Meeting Wednesday, May 25, 1921, at 8:30 p. m. COMMUNITY HOUSE, WINNETKA All men and women willing to help in the campaign are invited and urged to attend. (Watch this space next week) Cad i ti ate el rk ea tii i -- ei aS Nar rd)rtI