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A SAN. August 6, 1927 WINNETKA TALK SKEETER FOES CONFER North Shore Representatives to Dis- cuss Abatement Measures at Evans- Next Monday The call for a mass meeting Monday night, August 8, at 8 o'clock in the offices of John F. Hahn, 1623 Sherman avenue, Evanston, for the purpose of determining the best means of or- ganizing a mosquito abatement district oa the north shore was issued this week. Announcements were sent to more than a hundred persons residing in the townships of New Trier, Evanston, Niles and Northbrook by a temporary committee consisting of John F. Hahn and Arthur Stringer, Evanston; Arthur Burrage Farwell and William Ed- wards, Glencoe; Howard C. Phillips, Winnetka, and F. I. Streed, Kenil- worth. "We know quite well that everyone interested in mosquito abatement has not received a notice of this meeting," says Mr. Edwards, "so we are taking this means of urging such interested citizens to be present next Monday night. The law provides a way to rid our beautiful communities of mos- quitoes but the organization of the districts must proceed in an orderly manner in compliance with the certain specific directions set forth in the law. "In this modern age it is just as old- fashioned to tolerate mosquitoes as it is to ride to work down Sheridan road in a horse drawn buggy. Science has taught us the knowledge of vanquish- ing the pests and now that a law pro- vides the financial means for success- ful attack, it is our own fault if we do not speedily organize for battle. "Once the size of the district is definitely agreed upon petitions will be circulated for presentation to County Judge Jarecki upon their signing by five percent of the voters. In memory of their son, George Henry Payne, Jr., who died February 9, Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Payne of 330 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette, adopted a baby August 1. The baby who is to be named Pat MacEntee Payne, comes from the Cradle, in Ev- anston, and is now ten weeks old. wpb Dr. H. G. Wildman of 648 Cherry street, who has been spending the sum- mer in the South, is expected home the middle of the month. Soon after his arrival, he will leave again, to spend two weeks on a fishing trip in Min- nesota. Heart Failure Costs Life of Son in Barrett Family Roland Kellogg Barrett, twelve year old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Barrett of 530 Cherry street, died suddenly Friday morning, July 29, at Pleasant Prairie, Wis. He had been ill only since the previous evening. Heart trouble was given as the cause of the death. Funeral services were held late Saturday afternoon at the home. Besides his parents, the youth is sur- vived by two sisters, Barbara and Caro- line, two brothers, Saxton W. and Maxie, and his grandmothers, Mrs. Charles A. Hoops of the Orrington hotel, and Mrs. John R. Barrett of 250 Wentworth avenue, Hubbard Woods. Christian Fellowship Parish House, Oak St.,, Winnetka .. Pastor, A. E. Rohrbach Rev. Joseph H. Taylor, Assistant Pastor Hours oF WORSHIP SunGay i .... 0 ivi rien 8:00 p.m. Rev. Frank Fitt, of Highland Park Weldnesaay: ....v sur soir nnmeiess 8:00 p.m. Swedish Service Rev. J. W. Carlson Formerly Swedish Mission Church of Evanston A cordial welcome is extended to all We live in deeds, not years; in thoughts, not breaths; in feelings, not in fig- ures on a dial; We should count time by heart-throbs. He most lives who thinks most, feels the noblest, acts the best. It matters not how long we live but how." The first shipment of grain from Chicago to the Atlantic seaboard was in 1838. BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 2176 WINNETKA We Specialize in SCALP TREATMENT Distinctive PERMANENT WAVING EXPERT OPERATORS ETHEL M. TAYLOR, R. N. Prop. 818A ELM STREET Designer of Ladies' and Gentlemen's (Clothes Custom Tailored Clothes Made to your individual measure from my guaranteed all-wool fabrics --fitted, moulded and tailored ac- cording to fashion's newest models. GORDON High Class Tailor 569 LINCOLN AVENUE - - WINNETKA Late of Fifth Avenue, New York, London and Paris 565 Lincoln Avenue FINAL CLEARANCE drastic reductions on all SUMMER APPAREL TUB DRESSES SPORTS CLOTHES DAYTIME AND EVENING FROCKS Don't Neglect Your Hair It's Your Greatest Charm This is the season of the year when the hair requires special care and attention. Scalp Treatments keep the hair lustrous, and prevents dandruff and loss of hair. Take advantage of our special offer on Children's Haircutting. Ask us about it. For appointments--phone Winnetka g3o. 'Permanent Waving a Specialty G. L. Zick & Co. The Store of Quality and Service In the New Humphry Bldg., Elm Street at Chestnut TELEPHONE WINNETKA 930 DL Pub area ALL