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May 13, 1927 S~ggeats Light System for Highways qf County I W ·I LM·ETTB LIPE. 1}) . A new ~ystem of lighting the highways leadmg to the towns of Cook '--- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' cou nty of su fficient intens it v to provide a clear Yision for the moto-rist at least 100 feet in front of his machine is urged hy R. K. Malcolmson. chairman ui the St reet and Higlnva,- committee or the National E lectric Light association. "I-Jig) 1 \\"<IY lig-hting i:-- an t'COllOtlliC necessity," said Mr. ~lalcolm so n. "It is of especial importanct· to the to\\'n~· of Cook county in which the main artcril's of automohilt> tran:l lt'ading to th,;st· suburban ,·i1la1!<:s an: iwt illuminated as they shou ld he for the safety <,j the motori:-.t, and as a matter of ~nhurhan attractiveness which would ltring more people to these towns. 'l'hl' Perry L. Smithers of 711 Lake arl'nne have rented their house for the ~llllln1er to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson of Chicago. · ~lr. Johnson, who is Yice-presidcnt of the Armour c.)nlpa ny, and M,rs. Johnson, who has lllany friends along thr north shore. ran hardlv he called new-comers to \Yi!mette. - Mr. and ~{rs. Smithers wtll Photo by Ray ltan' \Vednesday, June 15 for Seattle, \\ ·a~ IL. where they " ·ill spend the enLeland "Tiny" Lewis, Northwestun· ~ ummer. ern's famous football and tra-ck athlete, proved his versatility Saturday -o:.r r:--. 1. K. Stover ni 10-l.f A~hldnd when he ·placed in six events of the an· nue. and Mrs. R:::>hert E. Keny(ln track meet with Indiana. "Tiny" won ui 101} \.rcenwOOO aYellUC, haye b(:e ll the shotput, tied for first in the high . . pending a week vi siting in Ohio. ~1r:- . jump, placed second in the discus, pole ~ton·r went to Troy, where she w a~ vault and high hurdles, and third in the entertained by her mother, Mrs. H. F. javelin. :\.lkn. \\'hilc : Mrs. Kenv on Yisited her ... (lll, Hobert, w.ho is a ttencling Keny0n ~1r ~. OrPsrc· \Yoolson and \fr s. K'cnn·llege at (~ram·ille. nrth \\"c>ol ~ott <)f :\c\vark. ;\. ]., \Ytre -{)the gue~ts of ~[r. and 1lrs. C. A. Car\1 r. and ~.( rs . Paul 1.. R lKh l' l)f ~()1 penter of 601 \Yashington avenue thi ~. t 'cntral avenue are planning a week':; ))ast \Yeck. Tl1e~· arriYed itt \\1ilt11ettr trip tn French Lick. They exp~ct to \Vednc sday, ~lay 6, and remained a lea,·e \\'ilmette about May 19. week. - Versatile Star WINNETKA MAY MARKET Saturday, May 21st 10:30 A.M. to 5:00P.M. WINNETKA VILLAGE GREEN Dances-Punch · and Judy Sbows-M agician Silhouettes- Afternoon Tea Plants-Garden Tools-Accessories lllllllllllllllllllllllllllltnuullllllllllllllllllllllllllnlt' lltHll.!: · r· : = A smart novelty, popular for general sportswear. Tailored in compose - white, black, n a v y, and bright colors--plain, stripes, checks, ·made of genuine Botany Flannel and Julliard Grepe. The skirts come in various styles. r CHANGE IN BANKING HOURS Beginning Monday, May 16, the five member banks of the Evanston Clearing House Association will carry on business continuously from 9 A. M. until 8 P. M. and on all Mondays thereafter. These banks will not be open on Saturday evening, May 14, nor on Saturday evenings thereafter. The present banking hours will be observed on other days of the week. Just Received Remarkable values in colorful pure silk and crepe de chine washable Frocks -· $16.75, $17.50, and smocked at $19.7 5. Our . Polka Dot Radium Silk Dresses, $16. 75, a sensation. i :: I: Central State Savings Bank City National Bank and Trust Company Commercial Trust and Savings Bank Evanston Trust and Savings Bank State Bank and Trust Company ,· MANY SPRING COATS and DRESSES REDUCED r I ~ ~ JL JE \\VJlS INCO~fO~ATaD CS!BRC~enr~, ~ 1606 Chicago A venue \.t Davis Streec DOWNTOWN EVANS' ... ~ .11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 II 111111111111111 Wllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 111111111111 II llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll h:::; r: ~ = ..