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= WINNETKA TALK June 4, 1927 2 NN J \\\J AON To satisfy the demand for Elizabeth Arden's Toilet Preparations, we carry a most complete stock. LEE Says: SUMMER days bring VACATIONS and golf AND freckles and PERSPIRATION and SUNBURN, and many other THINGS both pleasant AND unpleasant-- BUT what we started OUT to say was that FROM now on until THE frost is on the PUMPKIN again, we'll BE supplying a strong DEMAND from Winnetka PEOPLE for toilet ARTICLES of various kinds-- TALCUMS, for instance, AND lotions, toilet WATERS, perfumes. soaps, FACE powders and the LIKE. WE have studied the PREFERENCES of Winnetka LADIES pretty closely ON these summer needs AND we know we can PLEASE you--we handle THE Elizabeth Arden line of COSMETICS, you know, AND we don't believe YOU can find their EQUAL anywhere. ADAMS PHARMACY The Rexoll Store Elm & Linden WINNETKA 2 Ash Collection to Be Made Once Each Beginning Monday, June 6, the sum- | mer schedule for collection of ashes will be started by the village, under | which one collection of ashes each | week will be made instead of three col- | lections. | The schedule will be as follows: EAST SIDE | MONDAY--Ash st. to south limits. | TUESDAY - Pine to Ash st. { WEDNESDAY--Pine to north limits. | WEST SIDE THURSDAY--Cherry st to south limits | FRIDAY--Cherry st. to Westmoor rd. | SATUDAY--Westmoor rd. to north limits. A larger "proportion of Illinois land is arable than that of any other state. | Week After June 6 FREE Delivery and installation Service On all Radio dry batteries. All calls in before care of the same day. 12:30 taken THE RADIO SERVICE SHOP Tel. 1840 18 Prouty Annex "Dead" Man Sits Up When Coppers Rattle Morgue Key Windale Warner, age 31, residing at Seger and Brown streets, Wilmette, was found lying in Center street, at Church road, Winnetka, Tuesday eve ning, May 31, by Orville Apt of 1316 Sherman avenue, Evanston and after being placed in Apt's truck was rushed to the Winnetka police station in the belief that he was dead. Apt so reported and was told to drive his truck to the west entrance to the Village hall but, to his complete surprise found Warner in a half-sit- ting posture when he returned to comply with the orders, and was greeted with the query, "Where am Dr. Gilbert M. Loewe was sum- moned and dressed his injuries, which, at first it was feared included a frac- ture of the skull, but later proved to be less serious and he is recovering. Warner. had fallen from a truck driven by Anthony Montanaro, of 519 Kenilworth avenue. He was sitting in the rear of the truck and is thought to have fallen asleep enroute. Legion Poppy Sale Nets Five Hundred Dollars The gross receipts from the poppy sale conducted under the auspices of Winnetka post, No. 10, American Le- gion, Friday of last week, was $701.60 according to Irwin Hale, post treasurer. The cost of the poppies was $200.00 leaving a net receipt of $501.60 available for the Legion service fund. This was the most successful poppy sale ever held in the village. Mrs. David R. De Camp, 615 Ab- bottsford road, Kenilworth is enter- taining her sewing club today. Always on Time deliveries." on time." Market. Peters'. One of our important practices is. . 'on time We realize that nothing is more aggravating than to be forced to serve a late dinner "because the meat was not delivered Such is never the case when trading at Peters' Operating our own delivery trucks instead of running on the same schedule as is almost everyone else, we make special trips in order to get the meats to you "on time." When you want something special. .Phone Peters' 734 Elm St. SA SE ta, Meats of Quality Market Phones 920-21-22 | '4d