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2 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOV. 19, 1921 : aa ae CaS asSREL Els aod JESSE SE as POLICE HOT ON TRAIL OF ELUSIVE STRAY DOGS In compliance with last week's Dog Muzzling proclamation issued by pre- sident John S. Miller, Jr. the police are hot on the trail of the elusive stray canines in the village. Superintendent of Public works Gibbon turned his inventive genius to practical use this week in convert- ing a dilapidated village refuse wagon into a dog pound with the consequ- ence that the police now boast a veritable kennel at the rear of the Village hall. Police will contiune in the business WILLIAM MARGERUM, LONG A RESIDENT HERE; DIES William Margerum, 654 Ash street, resident of Winnetka for many years and well known in the village, passed away , Wednesday, November 16 following a brief illness. Death was due to heart failure and bronchial pneumonia. Mr. Margerum was one of the vet- eran telegraph, operators at the Chi- cago Board of Trade. He was 69 years of age. He is survived by his invalid wife, a daughter Grace, and a son Percy. - SS Our Lumber used in your Building of capturing stray dogs, impounding them, and putting them to death in the event the owners fail to make claim within four days following cap- ture. The proclamation is in force un- til December 1. It was prompted by on incident two weeks ago when a rabies-infected dog attacked a villager. WHO LOST THE STAMP Assures you A punch stamp bearing the initals «iC. A. DY, found in the Elm street business section, is awaiting the owner at the Winnetka offices of the Winne- tka Talk, 556 Center street. Besides we're interested in knowing what "C.*A.:D." stands: ior. of having The Best Kind and Grade Obtainable. (Your Coal order will recive our prompt attention.) I That Over-worked Word Again! We really hate to keep harping Ell EN on that word "Service". It is used so much and frequently so misleading, that it has lost most of its kick. Yet how else are we to describe our unusual proposition? PHONE 232 WINNETKA COAL - LUMBER Phone 734 C O M P A N Y Phone 735 SEULNY MRANSEER (=) EARL L. WEINSTOCK, Manager i EXPRESSING &'MOVING \ & PROUTY ANNEX YNIRA LIL When in the market for a bargainRead the "For Sale" ads a. EE \ \ N 4" Water Mainz... " ALLES -- 374.0' ------ 182.0 ot | | | ) OE 3 RIDGE ACRES IN SOUTH-WEST WINNETKA oes ei ey 700.0% ~~ 700.0% 4 T 0 Ey 0, 1 1 --©66.0 | | | ] | | | | Adjoining Indian Hill Golf Grounds and surrounded by many of the choicest homes in Winnetka. 700.07 Pe Q The former owners of this tract of land, as a whole, have repeatedly refused to divide and sell any portions for which there has been a great demand but now the opportunity is offered, for the first time, to secure one of these most attractive home sites (150 feet or more front) in this new subdivision, formerly known as the Syme Tract. LC / \ N N N N N N \ N J7 Sanitary Sener? SR, i a 4 aly 267.0% / x Those familiar with the present great scarcity of choice residence property, especially in this popular South West Sec- tion of our village, will appreciate what an opportunity this is and will act quickly to select a lot in "RIDGE ACRES". A /00.07 CHESTNUT Opening prices are far below those at which adjacent prop- erty, and lots nearby on the same street, have been sold within the last sixty days. lary Sewer. / -- daz Hill Road Frontage (approximately 200 feet deep) i $65.00 per foot [4 @ o : Birch St. Frontage $50.00 per foot Chestnut St. Frontage $60.00 per foot See your local Real Estate Agent or LEONARD H. ROACH, Owner No. 40 N. Dearborn St., Chicago Phone Central 3927 or Winnetka 626 230% A Sanitary District Intercepting Sewer | 2 5 3 $ N IN N l.--- 66.0 \ N N N \ N N N N \ N N \ N N N N N N ITI ZL EE did TT Z0 TTT. 7 77 Lz A aa Za ddd ld dell ldd bidlildllilid dllildblldbilillilbillld bllillilidlllilililidlilililililillilillibbilidlrr 77, X