12 DR. ARTHUR H. TUTTLE WILMETTE LIFE . KNOW ILLINOIS September 10, 1926 DR. ALICE D. TUTTLE Oateopathic Phyaiciaae Residence and Office 813 Ceatral Aveaae Phoae 30e I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 - I Approximately 1,400,000 children will go to school this year in Illinois in 10,125 ·country one-room buildings and 1,600. vi~lage _ and city s~hools. Ilhno1s' hydro-electr't c development is 60 times as large as that of Africa, Wilmette Beach Medalists r" · . i School Books & Supplies New and Second-hand Books 5% Discount if purchased today or tomorrow. Wilmette Stationery and Gift Shop I I although Africa's potential water power development is 543 times that of Illinois. Joliet was originally named Juliet, hut later the name was changed to that of the famous explorer. Annual production of electricity . in Illinois would light 1.190 one-hundred \\·att lamps from the time of Aesop to the pr~sent time-5,000 years. Outside of Chicago, Rockford led the state in number of residential buildings erected during the first seven months of 1926. Housing accommodations \\'ere provided for 558 families. Pontiac ranks second only to Chautauqua, N. Y., as a center of the Chautauqua movement. Each week day Chicago's elevated railroads carry a number of passengers equal to the population of South Dakota. -~ J ~'· .. ' . .i ~~: .·· '. ( I ..... 55 WILMETTE AVENUE Opposite Village Theatre Va. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Miss Emilie Durham of Kenilworth Competitive events at the \Vilmeltc Bathing Beach sp01isorecl by the \Vilis leavin Tuesdav to enter Sullins mette Recreation board. wound up abo·u t a week ago· with the distribution of college, Bristol, awards to tht,! winners in the vario.us cHJ\I~ltic c:o.ntests. Here we ha\·e the winners proudly displaying tb.eir me~al awards . . I When Sumnter Goes Howard Winberg, a son of \V. \V. The Labor day trophy at Indian Hill Winberg, the dr~ggist, at Fourth Golf club presented by ]. P. Gowing · street and Linden aven~e: Wilmette, was won by F. R. Blo ssom, who finishand who played the pos1t10n of full- ed even in the 3.G- hole match play bacl} on New Trier High school team · aRainst par, se\·en-eighth s handicap. two seasons ago, left last week to en-~ The 36-holc low gross was won by ter Kemper Military school at Boone- L. l.'... Hart. His cards totaled 76-80-156. ville, Mo., where he will also play on The 3G-hole lo\r net was \\'On by the football team of that school this , Ceorge E. Routh, \rith 80-7-73, · 81-7season. The football squad is being 74-147. ]. T. Shuman captured the assembled about ten days in ad\'ance 18-hole low net play in the morning of the opening of school. About thirty on his 89-18-71. In the afternoon the of Howard's friends gave him a fare- event went to F. ]. Bersheach. He well reception a short time prior to Ishot 79-7-72. Eighteen hole gross his. cl.era:ture, and. all I.1is friends are score contests were won by G. M. Mcai~ticipatmg a ~ontmu.atwn at Kemper Connell in the morning division with ot the reputat1~:m \Yiuch he \\·on as a 176, while the same total won for E. M. north shore gnd star. Cummings after lunch. New Trier Youth Tiies · IF. R. Blo~som Captures Out for Kemper Football · .Indian Hill Golf Event I It's Time to Clean Your RUGS W H~N vacations are .?ver- rug cleaning School Books and Supplies Are Ready! ~. .. I ttme. Let Mestjtan call for your rugs and drapes for cleaning and repairing before opening your home to September guests. Our work is recommended by women's organizations of the North Shore- our new modern plant is now completed in every detail. Let us furni6h your home with good rugs and carpets. A free gift with every purchase of $3 We have accurate lists of books and supplies for each grade, and a complete stock of everything needed. To encourage early buying, we are giving a free gift with every purchase of $3 or more. Come in - buy books and supplies now! I MESTJIAN BROS. Incorporated 4 I 511 MAIN STREET WILMETTE Worthen · Carrieo Co. 1146-48 Wilmette Avenue WLMETTE Wilmette 1949 University 5050