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4 from WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1923 (OF INTEREST only to our ADVERTISERS Watch a man reading a paper when his eye catches sight of a full-page ad. He holds the paper off a little to get the proper perspective. It's that extra minute or two of inspection given the ad that gives it the oppor- tunity to make an extra strong im- pression upon him. That's why full- page ads are worth so much and why so many of our advertisers use them. The Earl Coal Motor company of Evanston has been changed to North Side Motors of Evanston under the management of Samuel D. Wempher. The firm is to extend its building fifty feet to provide more space for sales and sérvice departments. The con- cern is representative of the Chandler, Cleveland, Durant and Star cars. The Snider and Cazel Drug com- pany, known to every resident of Wil- mette as the proprietors of the up-to- date pharmacy at the northeast cor- ner of Wilmette and Central avenues is establishing another drug store in the new Aiken building a Hubbard woods. Another big step in the march of progress on the north shore. as it were. The Black and White Cab com- pany has moved its taxi-cab offices from Prouty Annex to a new loca- tion in the Richardson Garage build- ing on E. Elm street. Two new cabs, the type used by the Yellow Cab company in Chicago, have been added to the company's "fleet" of meter taxis. The Winnetka State Bank is pub- lishing some interesting statistics this week. Usually statistics are "dry as dust," but the growth of the State bank in its fourteen years of exsist- ence is quite "live stuff," since it represents in a way, the development of the village over that period of time. Good reading! Henry Schauffler, formerly head- gardener for James Simpson at Glen- coe, has established himself as land- scape designer and gardener. He is highly recommended to prospective home builders on the north shore. The R. H. Schell Dry Goods store in Hubbard Woods has been moved the southeast corner of Gage street an Linden avenue to 983 Lnden avenue, where it is now open for business. F. Mueller, florist at Scott and Linden avenues, is advising house- holders to get their window boxes filled before Decoration Day. He al- So says it is time to plant annuals. FULL-PAGE ROLL OF HONGCR Hubbard Wood Lumber & Coal Co. 6 Hubbard Woods Grocery & Market 5 Winnetka Coal-Lumber Co. -. Wilmette Building Material Co. ...2 E.C.-Weissenberpg 1 ois 2 Skokie Motor Co. .............. nr North Shore Bootery .............. 1 Blondahl & Sundmark .............. 1 Rel: Schell. 8&:°Co. 0"... ..... 1 Wn Aen TT 1 Anthony. & Lareaw .-.... ...... "4° 1 Edingeri& Sons .....:1vi 000. vii. 1 Brandl Bross 2, init vl rok 1 Richardson's Garage ................ 3 Kenilworth Votes Saturday on New School Bond Issue Kenilworth is now under the pro- tection of a splendid zoning ordin- ance. Building operations are under proper legal control. If you want to put up a home on a lot having an area less than 12,500 square feet, vou can't build it east of the tracks. You'll have to go over into Zone B. If you want to construct a building for a store or other commercial purposes, ~ you'll have to find room in Zones C or D We congratulate Kenilworth resi- dents on being in a position to receive the benefits of this excellent zoning ordinance. P. J. HOZA Ladies' Tailor invites inspection of novel- ties in silk sport suits, out- ing suits, and skirts. He does remodeling, pressing, and dry cleaning. Your pa- tronage will be appreciated. 554 Arbor Vitae Road Telephone 1921 Winnetka NEW TRIER OPEN tion by Parents Annual "Open House" is to be ob- served at New Trier Township High school Friday evening, May 26, ac- cording to word received this week school. Parents and friends of high school students and all other persons inter- ested in the school are cordially in- vited to on that day make an exhaus- tive inspection of the school plant at [ndian Hill. "Open House" will begin with a mass meeting in the school auditorium prinicipal, in charge of the program. Included among the features of the meeting will be music by the Glee clubs and the High school orchestra, a reading by Miss Myrtle Best and vocal numbers by Ridway Daggy. Miss Packer will speak at the meet- ing, outlining the details of the sum- mer school program at New Trier. The departmental grouping of teach- ers will make it very convenient for parents to meet for consultation over students' work or any other matters of interest. The various teachers of each department will be assigned spe- cial rooms and a schedule or chart ~ill be furnished the guests in order to simplify the task of locating any particular teacher. BOLTS SPEEDERS' COURT: $25 ADDED TO $50 FINE Frank K. Thatcher, Newark, New Jersey, might be able to defy the law 'n his home city, but he couldn't do 't in Wilmette when he tried to es- cape from the justice court last week. Instead of making good his "get away," he got another $25 fine attach- ed to a $50 fine for speeding. Thatcher was brought into Magis- trate Mickey's court by officer Henry Brautigam. He was charged with speeding 48 miles an hour on Sheri- dan road. When the officer was sum- moned to the telephone, Thatcher ran out of the village hall, leaped into his Coal Sand Gravel Cement Black Dirt Crushed Stone WILMETTE BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY 1 Inc. PHONE WILMETTE 2288 HOUSE ON MAY 26 High School Invites Inspec- from the officials of the secondary with Miss Elizabeth Packer, acting machine and made for Evanston. | Brautigam pursued him on his motor- cycle. At the village limits Thatcher was overtaken and forced to stop. Judge Mickey announced a $25 fine and cost for resisting an officer and a $50 fine as assessment on the speed- ing charge. PAY VICTORY BONDS MAY 20 Holders of uncalled Victory 434 per cent Liberty Loan bonds are urged by the local postmaster to present them immediately for payment as of May 20, 1923. Interest on "uncalled" notes will cease to accrue on May 20, 1923, it is announced, and principal and accrued interest will be payable at that time. IT TASTES AS GOOD AS IT LOOKS The picture does not exag- gerate the goodness of our HONEYSUCKLE ARMOUR'S STAR or SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAM, and you can make it come true in your own kitchen. No doubt you have the proper recipe for baking ham, it will melt in your mouth. Ours are all well selected smoke cured hams. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Hams, whole or half. .26Y,c Pork Loins, young and lean (with blade). . .22Y/5c Smoked Butts, (sweet sugar cured) 19¢ Corned Beef, we are speci- ally careful in making it. The Taste Tells. Plate ver lb. =... 0 fea 121/5c Boneless Veal Roast. ...29¢ Veal Stew. ... 11. 12¢ Pot Roast, choice cuts, native beef .... .. . .. 17¢ Veal Patties ........ .. 25¢ SLICED BACON, 3 pounds ...... .... $1.00 White Cash Market 1189 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilmette 2779 We deliver in Evanston, Wiimette, Kenilworth, In- dian Hill, Winnetka Our Phone Orders Receive Careful Attention ESTABLISHED 1854 H. JORDAN & COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS FOR 69 YEARS 612 Davis Street, Evanston, Ill. Phone Evanston 449 164 N. Michigan Ave. Phones Randolph 1346-1347 Undertaker Hct I am now in business for myself, conducting the ONLY undertaking establishment in Wil- mette. Conscientious service is my motto. 1124 Central Avenue Wilmette Phone Wilmette 654 BEE Ee Ua J Amy Se Nl Fas ER (i antilever Golf Shoes Jor Men --A New Golf Shoe Designed for complete comfort, ease in walk- ing, foot freedom and steadiness. Recom- mended by some of our greatest professionals. Made up in all brown leather with the new crepe rubber sole. PACKER & OSTILLER"S S 529 Davis Street Phone 2% EVANSTON, ILL. Evanston 6757 52 ny In the North Shore Hotel U1] | Welch's Cafeteria Wilmette We'll Keep Right On serving three good meals a day in our present location until our new place is ready. We aim to make our food and service better every day. We'll soon be in our new location The Cafeteria way || is the best way All Kinds of Work! XPRESSING, moving, haul- ing, and transfer work are activities of ours. When you have any work of this kind to do, it is always a good thing to call us. We've got the equipment and the experience, you know! Call us whenever you've got something that has to be moved. Taking things from one place and putting them safely in another is our speciality! Phone Winnetka 232 SELLY TT GEER C0) EXPRESSING &'MOVING 6 PROUTY ANNEX WINNETKA , ILL. a EE TE .