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54 WINNETKA TALK October 23, 1926 Linoleum Room, 1007 Davis St., Evanston. Dear Madam: ""Decorative--and so reasonable too!" T hat is the wonderful thing about Armstrong's Linoleum -- -- -- that with all their beauty of color and design, they are so economical, so permanent. Y ou must visit our display and remember more cannot be said when backed by Floor- o-leum service. Very truly yours, FLOOR-O-LEUM CO. Municipal News The Village of Winnetka has adop- ted a modern machine bookkeeping system, for keeping customers' ac- counts and rendering monthly bills, in the interests of economy of operation and the convenience of consumers, and in accordance with the best practice of other public utilities. Instead of issuing separate bills for the various services rendered by the Village, one form of monthly bill will henceforth contain all charges to a customer for We Are Holding "OPEN HOUSE" This Week Won't You Come! Often you have wondered what form of magic we use to make your clothes so clean and fresh. During next week you are invited to attend a "behind-the-scenes'"' party. Whether you are a laundry patron or not--you are invited. If you are using our service, you will welcome this opportunity to familiarize yourself with the methods that are responsible in so large a degree for the health and comfort of your family. If you are not our patron, you will realize after a visit why hundreds of North Shore housewives buy our family laundry service, and enjoy a "New Day" a week. CALL IN BILL TODAY-- HE'S IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD TODAY--AND EVERY DAY any or all of the following services-- Electric Lights and Power, Garbage and Ash Collection and Sundry Vil- lage service. Water will appear once every three months, on the same bill with the other named services. Each bill will contain complete in- formation as to meter readings, amount of consumption, gross charges, discount, and net amount of the total bill. Heretofore all Village bills have been rendered on the first of each month. Because of the rapid growth of the Village, it has been necessary ito divide it into three districts, with a different monthly billing date for each district, approximately as fol- lows: District No. and Boundaries: 1. South of center line of Willow Road; 2. Willow Remember in November Re-Elect ANTON J. CERMAK President of Cook County Board of Commissioners He wiped out $2,020,000 deficit of 1922 and put County on paid- up | basis. Enlarged and extended County Institutions. Extended Forest Preserve Dis- trict. Increased Cook County's Ce- ment Roads. Saved $900,000 for Taxpayers on 1924 Revenue. Endorse Efficient Public Service with a vote for ANTON J. CERMAK on Nov. 2nd. 3. North of center Monthly Billing Last Discount: Road to Pine Street; line of Pine Street. Date: 25th, 30 and bth. 10th, 15th and 20th. Each bill will have stamped on it the "date" of the bill, and its "last dis- count date," giving in each case a full fifteen-day period in which to take advantage of the discount priv- ilege, or five days longer than is us- ually allowed by Public Utilities. Water service will be billed quarterly as in the past, but instead of all meters being read in December, March, June and September, the meters in District No. 1, south of Willow road enly will be read in these months. Water meters in District No. 2, be- tween Willow and Pine will be read in January, April, July and October and water meters in District No. 3, north of Pine street, will be read in February, May, August and November. Charges for water service will there- fore appear on the same bill with other services, once every three months, as indicated above. Delegate to Congress in Tokio Guest of Atwoods Mr. and Mrs. Burton H. Atwood of 839 Elm street, had as their guest one day last week, Mr. Atwood's brother, Wallace W. Atwood, president of Clark university, Wooster, Ohio, who stopped in Winnetka on his way to attend the Pan-Pacific Scientific Con- gress in Tokio, Japan. This congress, a gathering of the leading scientists of the day, is rep- resented by only two dozen citizens of this country, and Mr. Atwood was ap- pointed as one of the twenty-four dele- gates. He will give several lectures, three public, and one before the congress, at which he will talk on "Travel and Ex- ploration in Alaska." a For-- +& Sand AS Gravel & Cement Flag Stone Rubble Stone Phone Winn. 32 WINNETKA Teaming & Supply Co. L. J. Hayes "WERSTED NOT ALL GOOD We never tried to make anyone believe that all Used Cars were good cars. But we do insist that the Used Cars we sell are good cars. who buy them know it. And the people MOTOR CO. 562 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka Phone Winn. 165 A USED CAR IS ONLY AS DEPENDABLE AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS IT