An. June 5, 1926 WINNETKA TALK N Saturday morning, June 5, the SkokieValleyRoute of the North Shore Line will be opened with full service. This new twenty-three miles of double track will prove of benefit, directly and indirectly, to every community served by the North Shore Line. Increased Service on the Shore Line Route First of all, by relieving traffic on our Shore Line Route, the new line will enable us to render increased service to all North Shore suburban communities. Such increased service will be started immediately. Commencing June 5, three types of town- to-town service will be supplied. There will be new service -- Waukegan Limited trains, makingall Limited stops, half hourly in each direction; also Highwood Express trains, making all Express stops, half hourly each way. And there will be Local trains every half hour in both directions. More Than Twelve Trains Every Hour The foregoing schedule provides twelve trains every hour--six trains each way. In addition there will be 15 Milwaukee Limiteds daily--8 north-bound and 7 AN The high-speed electrically- operated railroad fo MILWAUKEE RACINE SHERIDAN ELMS Nh X THE new Skokie Valley Route, costing nearly ten million dollars, is a model of modern railroad construction. From heavy rock balast to steel arches carrying the power lines, it typi- fies the last word in transportation. \ JAN UR ASI PINS NTS AN 1 RN KEY AN NY RV as WAUKEGAN KENOSHA NORTH So co CHICAGO \2 & @ em LAKE MICHIGAN SKOKIE LAKE FOREST MANOR C RT SHERIDAN HIGHMOOR HIGHWOOD HIGHLAND PARK BRIERGATE RAVINIA WOODRIDGE "erencoe NORTHBROOK HUBBARD WOODS WINNETKA WAU-BUN KENILWORTH GLENAYRE WILMETTE HARMSWOODS DEMPSTER ST. EVANSTON SKOKIE VALLEY ROUTE mmm SHORE LINE ROUTE see | HOWARD ST. WILSON AVE. GRAND AVE. ADAMS CHICAGO WABASH LOOP south-bound-- over the Shore Line Route, all of them making the more important stops along the way. The value of this frequent service is self- apparent. It should prove especially benefi- cial to Evanston, through attracting shop- pers, from points further north, to this Shopping Center. To Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee Fifteen Milwaukee trains each day, as pre- viously explained, will operate via the Shore Line Route, making stops at Church Street and Central Street. These trains will provide direct, fast service from Evanston to Ken- osha, Racine and Milwaukee. Persons wish- ing to travel via the Skokie Valley Route may do so conveniently by taking the Rapid Transit ("L") to Howard Street and board- ing the North Shore Line there. The run- ning time from Howard Street to downtown Milwaukee via the Skokie Valley will be 1 hour and 35 minutes. Direct -Without- Change to Libertyville and Mundelein With the opening of the Skokie Valley route, trains will operate direct-without- change from the Chicago Loop to Liberty~ ville and Mundelein in the Lake County Countryside. Evanston people desiring to visit these places will find it convenient to board trains at Howard Street--a comfort able, pleasant 43-minute ride from there to Libertyville. Hourly service will be main- tained in both directions. Chicago North Shore @R and Milwaukee Railroad Co. REINO