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WINNETKA TALK April 21, 1928 TAX COLLECTIONS ARE LARGEST IN HISTORY Collector Sanborn Hale Closes ° Township Books; Large Per- centage of Taxes Paid Tax Collector Sanborn Hale closed h h the New Trier tax books net i day, and Thursday of this week turne : T € Store on t € Corner them over to County Treasurer George . F. Harding. Elm St. at Chestnut Telephone W innetka 930 Collector Hale is pleased to announce that the collections this year have run much larger than in any former year, due credit for which, in a large mea- sure, he gives to the splendid co-opera- tion which he has received from the County Treasurer. You will find it hard to duplicate Acco Cecio ie, 3 * arding, ii scores OI ins ances where the values you will find m these tax payers of the township have mailed their checks directly to the County Treasurer, has returned the check to the remitter with request that Knitted Rayon Bloomers [|&i 5 ois In numerous other instances where the County Treasurer received requests from tax payers for their tax bills, Mr. Harding replied to the request by ad- vising the person making it, to whom SIZES COLORS he is apply for the tax bill, and . Flesh at the same time advised Collector Medium es Hale of the inquiry and the response and Peach thereto. Large Nile ig In this manner, County Treasurer Orchid Harding has enabled Collector Hale, ren Mr. Hale states, to make the splendid showing 'that he has achieved this year, and has rendered a service that has also been of financial benefit to the township. Collector Hale requests that those who have not paid their taxes, wait until April 25 before applying for their tax bill, as the County Treasurer's of- fice will be rushed with work for a few days in auditing and checking up the incoming books from the various collectors. Turns in $63,000 In the past three years Collector Hale announces he has turned more than $63,000 over to the Township Superviser, which has more than en- abled the township to operate with- out a tax levy, and which, in a large measure, enabled that official this spring to transfer the handsome sum which she did, from the general fund to the road and bridge fund. Furthermore, County Treasurer Harding, according to Collector Hale, is carrying out his pre-election pledge that he would turn the money over to the various taxing bodies of the town- ship as fast as it is collected. Through the COMBINATION XX PLAN we are able to offer these beautiful Knicted Rayon Bloomers. They were produced by Marshall Field & Company, Wholesale, for ; this store and thousands of other merchants Public Forum throughout the country who will share in the benefit of this large production. Edfior. Wrsseres Tak: At the last meeting of the Board of Directors of the Winnetka League of These Bloomers are made of a luce Pictured on the figure at the left is Women Voters, a resolution was . passed that we express to you our very trous and durable woven rayon. a yoke front, part elastic top, band hearty appreciation and thanks for the Each size is amply large to pro- bottom bloomer.Center, the fashion- splendid publicity you have given all the activities of the League, Your co- 1 antie loomer. At operation in featuring articles con- able, elastic top, p b cerning the meetings of the League vide greatest comfort to the wearer. Every detail has been best the ri ht is the elastic top and bot- and participation of local personages taken care of to assure most value & bl in all important enterprises of Chicago at this price. tom bloomer, City, and Illinois State, programs of the League, has immeasurably added to the success of all movements of the * 3 League. : A This Special Selling Starts April 23 I pr great pleasure in transmitting to vou these sentiments of the Board as expressed in the resolution. Very truly yours, i Marion V. Montgomery, (Mrs. John R.) Corr. Sec.