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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921 OPEN FINE RESORT AT TOMBEAU FARMS Wilmette Man Interested in Project Which Will Provide Excellent Summer Resort in Wis- consin Of interest to the people of the north shore will be the development of a high class restricted summer re- sort near Lake Geneva. This is being built by the Nipper- sink Lodge association on the famous Tombeau Farms belonging to E. G. Shinner and aggregating over 700 acres. The development is in the hands of the American Park Build- ers, well-known landscape architects, headed by Myron H. West, 1240 Greg- ory avenue, Wilmette, who is also se- cretary of the association, which has offices at 201 E. Ontario street, Chi- cago. An eighteen hole golf course has already been constructed, which is considered one of the finest in the middle west. This has a play course of sixty-four hundred yards and pos- sesses some unusually sporty holes. ~ Work has been begun on a dining hall, lodge buildings and one hun- dred cottages, which are being de- signed in English style. These build- ings in reality constitute a magnifi- cent summer hotel, the cottages tak- ing the place of rooms and a separ- ate dining hall serving the guests. In conjunction there will be oper- ated a 350 acre farm to furnish Jer- sey milk, chickens, eggs, berries, fruits and vegetables. Besides golf there will be provided facilities for boating, canoeing, ten- nis, baseball and other games and community stables will be provided with a number of fine saddle horses. Tombeau and Benedict Lakes con- ALL EXPENSE TOURS i Under Escort Around America A 40-day Cruise- Tour by water from Baltimore to Cali- fornia, leaving Chi- tago February lst $825.00 MEXICO A 30-day Tour to this Land of Rom- ance, leaving Chica- go February Ist $700.00 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE OR PHONE ES Co TOWLE . President BLVD. Phone. HARRISON 3559-3566 TT N.L. 103 W. JACKSON tained within the property give fron- tage to approximately 200 fine cottage lots, averaging 100 feet in frontage on the water and many of them as large as 350 feet in depth. A series of la- goons aggregating a mile and one half in length will be built, giving addi- tional frontage to lots. Tombeau Farms have long been fa- mous for their beauty and have for many years been the mecca of tour- ists and artists. The colony, which is to be operated on a purely invitation basis, will be opened June 1922 and will represent an expenditure of over $200,000, it is said. FOCH EXTENSIVE TRAVELER When Marshall Foch, now on a tour of the country with the Ameri- can Legion, returns to New York De- cember 14 to sail for Frahce on the; liner "Paris", he will have traveled 16,000 miles, visited 42 states, and stopped at 200 cities and towns. He made his 245th speech at Richmond, Va., before starting West and had re- ceived the degree of LL. D. from 21 American universities. NOT TAXABLE Receipts from the entertainments given by posts of the American ILe- gion or Auxiliary are not taxable un- der the new revenue law passed by WATCH FOR VAN'S MOVES ' AUTO STORAGE For The Winter We have left and would be glad to keep your auto at about $6.00 per month. some space UR ) » Wilmett hones ; Yilmelle 2 P 216 HOYBURN BUILDING (GRACE Forges Frocks MAKING AND REMODELING GOWNS and FROCKS EVANSTON, ILLINOIS PHONE EVANSTON 7467 Coal, Office and Yard Chicken Feed Dependable feed for your fowls. .Mixed chicken feed, corn, oats, Laying Mash, bran, ground feed, oyster shell. Also Hay, Straw, ets., at reasonable prices. Brandl Bros. Dealers in Wood, Building Material HUBBARD WOODS Opposite N. W. Depot. Feed Winnetka 128 FE HH EH EEEENEE ESB NSS 5 8 8 8 the extra session of the 67th Con- gress. Such receipts, even when the proceeds of the entertainments were given for charitable purposes, were taxable under the entertainment tax of the old revenue law. WHAT CONDUCTORS HEAR A colored lady who had been riding on the street car for several blocks approached the conductor and said: "Mistah Con-ductah, will you all please pospone me at the next street?" "Pospone you?" queried the conduc- tor, "what dou mean, pospone?" "Ah gwan, you all can't flushcate me--Ah knows what pospone means hit means put off, and you bettah pospone me gently, too." A Gift Worth While An Oliver Typewriter for Christmas! Here's a sugges- tion that brings a lasting gift, one that encourages self-im- provement. For Son or Daughter at college, for Father's home work, and for Mother, the typewriter in the home is a pleasure for all. It replaces tedious long-hand. And it is so easy to learn! The Oliver costs but half the usual price--and we sell it on easy payments, so little that you hardly miss it. Re- member, this is the standard Oliver, not a toy model, but the kind used by big busi- nesses. Over 950,000 have been sold. Investigate our liberal offer. You'll be surprised at thelow price and easy terms. The Oliver Typewriter Co. 159 N. Dearborn Street Tel. Randolph 500 (TRAP L (©oper tires might well be called 'emergency tires because their construction givesthem extra strength and durability to render extra service in emergencies. Buy (Goper cord or fabric tires for dependability. -- -- -- ey ow © & q & NON SKID CORD TIRE NON SKID FABRIC TIRE » » o & [4 Hubbard Woods Garage 1010 North Avenue Hubbard Woods Winnetka 617 Sms HA No Fuel = Has been Produced That Has the Sure - Safe - Economy of Coal, For Household Use. EE (Our coal is backed by our reputation.) == 0 WINNETKA COAL - LUMBER Phone 734 C O M P A N Y Phone 735 EARL L. WEINSTOCK, Manager