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i WINNETKA TALK March 31, 1928 Charles C. Curtiss is : ° ° ° Taken by Death March 26 . Oscar Deis Music Studio Charles C. Curtiss, father of Mrs. Walter O. Wilson, 760 Bryant ave- "Winnetka's Opportunity" nue, passed away Monday, 26, PIANO VIOLIN VOICE ORGAN HARMONY [limi snes ees ar Corti was a son of James Curtiss who was Sincere Personal Service twice mayor of Chicago. When he : was 17 years old Mr. Curtiss became Telephones: 1137 CENTRAL AVE. a private in Company B, 135 Illinois, Wilmette 3063 Rockhold Building Volunteer infantry, serving in the Wabash 7120 : Wilmette, Hlinois Civil war. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2:30 p. m. from the family residence. Burial was at Graceland. Easter Lilies and Potted Plants Choice Cut Flowers Baskets as Well as Corsages Artistically Arranged FLOWERS BY TELEGRAPH Our Telegraph Delivery Service guarantees the safe delivery of flowers to friends and relatives who are out of town ILG'S FLORIST goal Cor. Pine and Center St. Established 25 Years Tel. Winnetka 313 75 Arden Shore Needs the Things Tossed Out at Cleaning (Contributed) How glad we are when we find out where there is a real yearning need of those "Attic Discards" that have long been in our way. The children's last year's clothing that they've out- grown and yet that has lots of wear left in it; our husband's checked suit that we know he shouldn't wear again; the stove in the basement that we couldn't sell for enough money to make it worth while; the old family victrola that is no longer in use since we bought the radio, and yes, even the toys that we have grown beyond and which are now just dust collectors, of the first water. Arden Shore, that worth while, well known camp at Lake Bluff for under- nourished children and their tired mothers, needs all these things so badly and will put them to such good use, that it's quite worth while to give our houses an extra pre-housecleaning, combing, and weeding out, just to form a collection. The almost heaven-sent vacation that this camp gives to tired mothers and their children from the poorer congested districts of Chicago will be made all the better by your donations. -| The clothes will be mended and as- signed to the very ones who need and want. them so badly and the furniture and odds and ends that are doing us no good will be a real treat to our Arden Shore friends who have so little. So wave a fond and relieved fare- well to your garret greyhounds and your basement bugbears and tell them that they are now going to a warmer, better land, where once again they'll do some good in this old world. Arden Shore enthusiasts will gladly call if you will telephone Mrs. A. C. Goodrich, Winnetka 2217, and leave your name and address. Two Core Crash, One Hurled Into a Fence Two automobiles collided at Pine and Center street Sunday, the impact hurling one of the cars through the fence. The other car was also con- siderably damaged but neither of the drivers was injured, according to the report of Officer J. H. Luensman. Mrs. E. A. Rumler was driving one of the cars and H. G. Mercer of 6311 Ken- more, Chicago, was driving the car that went through the fence. Have Suits and Dresses Cleaned the Dry-by-Air-Way SUITS PRESSED 75¢ Pockets and cuffs brushed (8-Hour Service) Suits Cleaned and Pressed .........v.s $1.75 Dresses up Cleaned i.......L...... $2.25 No Insurance Charge Phone for Truck Winn. 304 Your home town cleaning plant.