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64 WINNETKA TALK December 1, 1928 VILLAGE OF WINNETKA, ILLINOIS LOCAL IMPROVEMENT BONDS NOTICE OF RETIREMENT Notice is hereby given that I, as Treasurer of the Village of Winnetka, pursuant to the provisions of Section 43 of the Local Improvement Act of the State of Illinois, as amended by Act of the General Assembly approved July 14, 1927, have ascertained the amount of assessments collected and applicable to the payment of bonds issued in Special Assessment proceedings instituted by the Village of Winnetka; and have selected by lot certain bonds of series hereinafter in this notice stated, to be paid from the funds collected in said Special As- sessment proceedings, respectively; that the bonds hereinafter mentioned, of the assessment, series, maturity and amounts indicated, will be paid by me as said Village Treasurer at the Village Hall, Winnetka, Illinois on and after the thirty- first day of December A. D. 1928; and that from and after said thirty-first day of December A. D. 1928, no further in- terest shall accrue or be payable upon any of the bonds of the assessment num- ber, series, maturity and amount here- inafter stated. Assess- Matur- ment Bond Series ing Amount of No. No. Dec. 31 Bond 215 1364 S 1934 $ 500 1365 S 1934 500 1366 S 1934 500 1367 S 1934 500 1368 S 1934 500 230 1538 R 1934 100 1577 R 1934 100 1578 R 1934 100 1537 S 1935 300 1579 Q 1933 300 1580 P 1932 300 1581 Oo 1931 300 1582 N 1930 300 B-19,921 1713 S 1936 500 1712 S 1936 500 1711 S 1936 500 1710 S 1936 500 1709 S 193 500 1708 S 1936 500 1739 R 1935 500 1738 R 1935 500 1737 R 1935 500 1736 R 1935 500 355,171 2934 I 1930 500 2935 I 1930 500 2936 I 1930 500 2937 I 1930 500 2938 I 1930 500 2939 I 1930 500 355,172 3171 S 1940 500 3172 S 1940 100 3173 S 1940 100 3174 R 1939 500 3175 R 1939 100 3177 Q 1938 500 355,173 2999 I 1930 500 3000 I 1930 500 3001 I 1930 500 3002 I 1930 500 355,451 2947 I 1930 100 2948 I 1930 100 358,390 3224 I 1930 500 360,761 3365 I 1931 100 3366 I 1931 100 3367 H 1930 100 3368 H 1930 100 3369 G 1929 100 3370 G 1929 100 368,778 3324 I 1931 100 3325 H 1930 100 369,525 3322 H 1930 300 373,432 3625 I 1933 1000 3626 I 1933 1000 3627 3 1933 1000 407,330 3806 I 1934 300 407,331 4043 1 1935 500 407,636 4047 1 1935 500 4048 H 1934 500 407,332 4065 I 1936 100 4067 H 1935 100 423,317 4079 I 1936 1000 Chicago Likes "The Five o'Clock Girl"; Starts Sixth Week Chicago has quite taken "The Five O'Clock Girl" into its heart as she ends the fifth week of her engagement at the Woods theater with flying colors. A picture of blonde loveliness is Mary Eaton who dances and sings her way through "The Five O'Clock Girl" as the modern Cinderella who forgets her duties in a cleaner's shop every afternoon at the strike of five, to tele- phone her Prince Charming who is totally in the dark as to her identity. The object of her affection is Oscar Shaw whose engaging masculine de- portment and abundant sense of light- comedy acting are his assets and he Assess- Matur- ment Bond Series ing Amount of No. No. Dec. 31 Bond 4080 I 1936 1000 4081 I 1936 1000 4082 I 1936 1000 4083 1 1936 1000 4084 I 1936 1000 4085 I 1936 1000 4086 I 1936 1000 4087 I 1936 1000 4088 I 1936 1000 4089 1936 1000 4090 I 1936 1000 4091 I 1936 1000 4092 I 1936 500 4093 I 1936 100 4094 I 1936 100 4095 H 1935 1000 4096 H 1935 1000 4097 H 1935 100 4099 I 1936 1000 4100 I 1936 1000 445,188 4253 I 1936 500 4291 I 1936 1000 4292 I 1936 1000 4293 I 1936 1000 4294 I 1000 4295 I 500 4296 I 300 4300 I 1000 4302 H 1000 4303 H 1000 4304 H 1000 4305 H 1000 4306 H 1000 4307 H 1000 4308 H 500 4311 G 1000 445,189 4254 I 1000 4255 I 1000 4256 I 100 4271 I 500 4272 I 100 4273 I 100 4274 H 1000 4275 H 1000 445,241 4257 I 500 4298 I 1000 4342 I 1000 4343 I 1000 4346 H 1000 4347 H 1000 4348 H 1000 4349 H 1000 448,119 4410 I 100 4413 H : 100 WILLIAM E. 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Jack Norton has the role of the valet and he makes of it one con- Brit laugh winner. are thoughtful holiday gifts WHAT a hearty reception will be accorded a box of fresh-cut flowers from Weiland's! It's a certainty that no matter what you order here, you will always get the best that is grown, noted for its long freshness and beauty of bloom. Evanston Store: 1614 Sherman Ave. University 502-8607 FLOWERS JOHN WEILAND Florist IN Wilmette Store: 1161 Wilmette Ave. Wilmette 2128 "The Wilmette Music Shop" 1179 Wilmette Avenue Wilmette, Illinois Wilmette 3006 nN AE of "Chickering Studios' 527 Davis Street Evanston, Illinois Greenleaf 3230 Distinctive Musical Instruments A PREFACE Instruments." believe to be a privilege particular clientele. Furthermore, we wish to of courteous, un-hurried ANCE. We are a North @ We stress no particular "name." chosen only such instruments that we In the first week of December we com- mence our Christmas Advertising. aim will be to convey to you the thought that--in keeping with our policy--you will find here only, "Distinctive Musical Our We have to offer to a convey to you the advantage of choosing a musical gift. Q And last, but by no means least, we want you to consider what it means to you in personal comfort, to make your choice in pleasant, restful surroundings (preferably in the evening) with the added advantage attention given to you by MUSICIANS qualified to assist you in judging TONE and PERFORM- --And Remember Shore Institution, owned and operated by residents of this community. Watch for Our Further Announcements