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AA 2 4] WINNETKA TALK July 9, 1927 Four Postal Workers Enjoy Annual Furlough Four members of the Winnetka post | office force left on their vacations early | Gillies of 1148 Oakley avenue; this week, it was announced. Two of | Coleman, son of the William Ogden them, Mrs. Fred Ellis and Luther Wil-| Colemans of 471 Hill road, and Joseph liams, are clerks at the office, while! B. Coambs, Jr., the other two are carriers. John Stev- | Coambs of 142 Church road, left last enson and Paul Wagner are the car-| week for Camp Minocqua, Minocqua, Winnetka Youths Join Campers at Minocqua James Gillies, son of the James P. riers enjoying a respite from their] Wis, to be gone for the season. labors. | y z CHANGE OFFICE LOCATION Miss Betty Jane Coambs has re- E. E. Stuits Realty company, an- turned from a ten days' visit with Mr. | nounce the change of location of their and Mrs. E. G. Don of Rock Island. | Evanston office, to 1108 Davis street. "SKOKIE" | AWNINGS Style -- Quality Quick Service Skokie Shade & Awning Shop Deerfield Road at Briergate Highland Park, IIL Phs. H. P. 3119 Winn. 1984 Fresh, Bottled Milk the most peal rink of all F YOU have never tasted Bow- man's Milk do so now. It will give you a new conception of how delicious pure, sweet milk can be. For health and for genuine pleas- ure drink at least a quart a day. Phone Wil. 55 Bowman's Milk is fresh milk-- quickly brought from farm to you. Just as rich in cream as when taken from the cow. Perfectly pasteurized to assure its purity. A good, rich milk that will please the entire family. VAL DAI RY COMPANY MilR, 51. YEARS THE STANDARD OF QUALITY Billy | son of the Joseph B.| Village Manager's Annual Report (Continued from page 8) The present code | carefully studied, obsolete provisions eliminated, recent amendments incor- porated and certain revisions made to public. | meet present conditions, and the new code printed as provided in the budget | | similar sources, submitted herewith. ing code and also an ordinance regu- lating the installation of oil storage tanks and oil burners have been pre- should be | | T wish to A revised build- | pared and are ready for consideration. | 8. It is suggested that the give consideration and approval to a comprehensive financial program to be used for guidance during the next five years, in order that all questions in- volving the expenditure of public funds may be determined on a basis of their relationship to the ultimate financial condition of the Village government. It is believed that this program should be based on the theory that ordinary Council | | sistance, any press. It is felt, however, that a more complete and satisfactory plan should be adopted, whereby the public would be in- formed of specific problems and of the accomplishments of the Village govern- ment, this information coming directly from elective officials or one or more in- terested citizens, appointed to handle this important function. On behalf of the administrative organi- zation of the Village, I wish to express appreciation for the encouraging support and kindly cooperation and advice of the President and Board of Trustees in the work of the past year. Especially, do express my high regard for the retiring President, Mr. John S. Mil- ler, who for the past eight years has ziven most generously of his time and ability, in ways which possibly only those actively connected with Village work fully appreciate. IT wish to take this opportunity also of again acknowledging the able assistance and cooperation rendered in the admin- istrative work of the Village by the heads of the several departments and by the -ank and file of Village employees, with- out whose cooperation and faithful as- measure of success in the work past year would not have een of the possible. Respectfully submitted, H. L. WOOLHISER. 'Mrs. Anna Lee Bacon Is municipal service should be limited to | the revenue derived by the Village from general taxation and from other properly applicable to| corporate activities; and that any revenue derived from the operation of | our municipal electric utility should only be allocated to particular public} improvements which could not other-| wise be secured, maintaining at all | times adequate reserves for depreciation, working capital and capital needed by the utilities for keeping their service at a high-grade level, not substantially higher than in rounding territory. It is believed to be very essential that more attention be paid to the matter of publicity regarding Village affairs. The Village Manager has made an effort to furnish the local papers with informa- tion concerning the work of the Council and the service rendered by the several Village departments, through weekly conferences with representatives of the sur- | outlays | I. | Fitzgerald. at rates | Taken by Death Sunday Mrs. Anna Lee Bacon passed away at her daughter's home, 903 Ash street, on Sunday, July 3. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday, con- ducted by the Rev. Thomas A. Good- win of the Winnetka Congregational "church. Burial was in Topeka, Kan- sas. Mrs. Bacon is survived by a { daughter, Mrs. F. W. Bond, a son, Ralph Bacon, and a sister, Mrs. F. LEAVES FOR CAMP Miss Mary Williams of the Commun- ity House staff, left early this week for Dr. J. W. F. Davies' Indian Hill camp near Ludington, Mich., where she will aid in supervising the program for the girls who are leaving Winnetka next Monday. \ abroad carl do a owns and NORTH SHORE HOTEL Eva Karon real deal OUNTRY we irks // TAKE THE PLACE OF TOWN PLEASURE in the U.S. or EY; KARON SCHUR 1605 CHICAGO AVE. EVANSTON Sportswear