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1 1 { ¥ 1 : i J. EE ea 60 WINNETKA TALK November 19, 1927 Permit for Filling Station Denied; Oil Co., May File Suit The Pennsylvania Oil company has been denied a permit by the Winnetka village council to erect a filling station at Scott and Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods, where it recently acquired valuable property for that purpose, and it is said the matter will be taken to the courts, by the oil company, to be adjudicated. The matter has been before the council for several weeks and numer- ous hearings have been held and sev- eral conferences called between neigh- borhood property owners, who were the objectors, the oil company and the plats and zoning committee of the council of which Trustee Doris D. Ben- son is chairman. The final decision was taken at the meeting of the council Tuesday eve- ning, as a result of an opinion by Vil- lage Attorney Frederick Dickinson that the existing zoning ordinance does not specifically permit filling stations | in districts zoned "C commercial." The council instructed the superin- tendent of public works to place this interpretation on the zoning ordinance, which means the denial of the permit on zoning grounds. The oil company, through its repre- sentative at a former meeting of the council, announced that previous to purchasing the tract which it proposed to improve with an oil station, sought information as to the provisions of the zoning ordinance relative to the matter, and was informed, it said, that the oil filling station was permissible. Mrs. Harry A. Peters of 533 Lincoln avenue, Glencoe, entertained her card club at luncheon and bridge Friday. > Prices 2-Ton(6-cylinder) $1595 2-Ton Dump (6-cylinder) - 1645 1%-Ton - + 1245 1-Ton G-Boy - 895 34-Ton Commercial 670 (Chassis prices f. 0. b. Detroit) 15-Ton Panel Delivery Car (Complete) $770 eld ---- GRAHAM BROTHERS Boy Truck +8 ( cHASs1S F.0.B. DETROIT ) Proof of the surpassing value of the G-Boy is not far to seek. To judge of their speed, power, smoothness, pick- up and trim appearance -- watch them right out there on the street. To get the story of their dependability, their operating economy, their business building ability and their earning power--talk to the thousands and thousands of G-Boy owners. See one .... Drive one.... Only great volume production makes possible such value at so low a price. WERSTED MOTOR COMPANY 562 Lincoln Avenue GRAHAM BROTHERS Phone Winn. 165 Sold and Serviced by Built by Truck Dodge Brothers Division of Dodge Dealers Everywhere Brothers, Inc. RUCKS Winnetka League of Women Voters to Meet Monday The program arranged for the meet- ing of the Winnetka League of Women Voters which is to be held next Mon- three main con- siderations: membership of the local day will consist of league, the State convention which was held in Peoria recently, and interna- tional relations. Mrs. George F. Suke the membership committe. effort to members as possible attend the meet- ing. Reports will be given which will show the remarkable results of the recent drive for new membership and the renewal of old registrations. The prize winners in recent contests in this connection will be guests of honor and the prizes will be awarded the block captains in each of the ten precincts in Winnetka who secured the largest number of memberships in her pre- cinct. Mrs. Ralph Childs and Mrs. A. Mon- tague Ferry who attended the State convention in Peoria will give brief re- ports on the outstanding events in the convention. Each standing committee in the league is responsible for one of the monthly programs during the fiscal year. The program next Monday will be in charge of the International Re- lations committee and will be presided over by Mrs. Ernest Ballard, chair- man of that committee. Mrs. William Hibbard of Winnetka who attended the conference on Pacific Relations in Honolulu last summer, will speak on "Peace and Pacific Relations." Mrs. Hibbard gave this talk at the Inter- national Relations luncheon at Peoria last week. Mrs. Hibbard is national director of the fourth region and is the newly-elected first vice-president of the Illinois league. chairman of ; making many new every have as a Beauty Lies in Healthy EYES It's not so much the size or col- or of the EYES that makes them beautiful. Rather, it's the glow which radiates from them. Unless kept always clean and healthy, EYES lack this allur- ing lustre. Millions of women throughout 'he world promote EYE health and beauty with Murine. It cleanses EYES of irritating par- ticles and keeps them clear and bright. Contains no belladonna. The Murine Company Dept. 33, Chicago Our illustrated books on 'Eye Care" or "Eye Beauty" are FREE on request. JUNE: EYES