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i I OS EB June 19, 1926 WINNETKA TALK Heavy Snows of Spring Fatal to Many Evergreens The cause of the demise of so many evergreen trees on north shore lawns this spring has been somewhat of a mystery to many. Thomas J. Lynch, the tree specialist, at 564 Lincoln avenue, Winnetka, at- tributes the cause to the heavy snow which came late this spring, followed by the unusual freezing and thawing weather. Nurseries also report a very heavy loss, he says, of Globe and American arbor vitae from a similar cause. It is also noticable, he says, that the foliage of the maple and other trees, have, in some cases, been affected by the un- usually high winds, this spring. Mr. Lynch also called attention to a small insect which has made its ap- pearance and which is known as a "twig pruner," and which is responsi- ble for so many small twigs falling to the ground. This insect, he says, is especially active in the horse chestnut trees. Mr. Lynch explains that the only thing that can be done in this case is to gather up the twigs and burn them. He says the insects will work for about two weeks and will then disappear. He says there is no cause for alarm in this connection. Squirrels are also busy at this sea- son of the year, especially in the elm trees where they feed on the seeds. The squirrels cut off a great many twigs in the elms, just now, Mr. Lynch explains. GIVE DINNER-DANCE Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Galloway, of 822 Monticello street, Evanston, gave a dinner-dance at Sunset Ridge Country club, Monday evening, on the occasion of their tenth wedding an- niversary. It was a most delightful af- fair in which forty of their friends participated. Dr. and Mrs. Galloway will very soon begin the erection of a new home on Private road, Hubbard Woods. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Bradstreet have been spending the past week at Ithaca, N. Y,, in order to enjoy the festivities in connection with commencement at Cornell university, where their son, Brownell, graduates with the class of 1926. They will visit Mrs. Bradstreet's father at Morrisville, N. Y., and then spend a few weeks at Sound Beach, Conn., with Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Hoyt, Jr., formerly of Winnetka. ---- Mr. and Mrs. O. I Eilertson, 1092 Ash street, and Miss Hilda Lee, left June 18, on a 300 mile drive to Stough- ton, Wis. They will attend the wed- ding of a family friend living in Stoughton. Year From Today What will your Car be worth Then? Or inTwo Years? Or in FIVE ? These vital questions create no worry in the minds of Dodge Brothers owners. Six, eight and even ten years of faith- ful service--with mileage running well into six figures--is not an uncommon record for Dodge Brothers Motor Car. 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