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I'S RU 2M UTUMN days bring announcements of Harvest Home | parties at country clubs, as closing events of the season, jo indoors. There will of course, be no let-up on the golf ROI courses until snow flies. The clubhouses will be transform- ed on these occasions with autumn foliage, grains and fruit, with the harvest note carried out also in the decorations of the tables. Peter Pumpkin and his many wives and neighbors, corn, turnips, gourds, grapes, apples and many other things that appease the autumn appetite, will decorate the tables. Indian Hill Country club has scheduled its harvest party for Saturday, October 2. Special golf matches will be on, too. Skokie Golf club will hold its annual Harvest dinner and dance on Saturday, October 2. North Shore Golf club is boasting of a new and most efficient cook these days, and many of the members are taking advantage of this opportunity to entertain. The Harvest Home party will not take place until the twenty-third of next month. & A 4 The Winnetka Woman's club takes pleasure in announcing a course of six lessons on "Our Government" to be given by Mrs. Abena Miller Rich of Hull House on Tuesday afternoons at 1:30 o'clock, from October 12 to November 16, at the clubhouse. This is a study class. The book to be used is "The Illinois Voter's Hand Book", published by the Woman's City club of Chi- cago. Mrs. Rich, who is one of the editors of this book, gave this course in Chicago last year. She is an excellent reader. Through the generosity of the Winnetka, Kenilworth and Glencoe clubs we are able to offer this course without charge to all who wish to attend. Please keep the date of this first lesson in mind. 4 The following letter has been mail- committed to the Democratic party ed to the women of the north shore | except for that specific purpose. who have declared themselves to be May A. Secrist, Anti-Thompson: Catharine W. McCulloch, "Your earnest work against the Alice Miller Whitman, "Thompson ticket" seems not to have Margartt S. Phelan, succeeded but all is not lost. You Frances M. W ells, can still defeat "Thompsonism", not Cora B, Taylor." at the primaries, to be sure, but at -- the election November 2. Women must show that their op- position to unworthy candidates is mon-partisan and patriotic. Your own preferred candidates are now eliminated from the final con- test, and their work. in opposing "Thompsonism" is now being carried forward by the Democratic candi- dates. If you elect an honest, capable Democrat in place of an unworthy candidate you not only overcome a "menace" but you also notify your party leaders that women's demand for honest and able candidates must be heeded. On Monday afternoon, October 11, a discussion of the "Policies and Platforms of Our Political Parties" is to be held at the Wilmette Wom- an's club, at 2:30 o'clock. There will be speakers for both the Republican SPACE FOR Will you continue your efforts | against the "Thompson ticket", by canvassing your own block for the Democratic State and County candi- dates? You are asked to oppose only those whom you have already op- L posed, and you will be in no way |\ The WILSON SKIRT CO. Suite 1418 Stevens Bldg. 17No. State St. 16 No. WabashAve. CHICAGO = MN, ) y. SAVE MONEY Own your own Pro-slate Garage We only have a few | left at the old price. . Call or phone, and let us show " you these exceptional values. s |} B B = = Hubbard Woods Lumber & Coal Co. = Railroad Ave., near Scott Phone Winn. 452 = | ZEEE EEEEEEEEEEEREEEEEEEEEEEYD f ] | | RESERVED | | EEE EEE ESE EE EEE EEEENENEESEY | r | | | | | | | | | and 'Democratic parties, and the meeting promises to be most inter- esting. An invitation is extended to all of the women of the village to take advantage of this opportunity to become better informed on the politics of the day. NEW TRIER TEACHERS IN ALL-DAY SESSION OCT. 5 Grade school teachers of New Trier township will participate on Tuesday, October 5, in an all-day session in the Assembly hall of New Trier Township High school to discuss educational problems. . The principle speakers of the day will be: R. C. Moore, secretary of the Illinois State Teachers' associa- tion; Francis G. Blair, State Super- intendent of Public Instruction; P. P. Claxton, of the United States Committee of Education. Dr. Miller, Osteopath, specialist in stomaen and nervous disorders. North Shore Hotel, Evanston.--Adv. LTG40-tfe GO TO CHURCH EVERY SUNDAY FRINT GEORGE'S MA) ESTI THEATRE WAUKEGAN SUNDAYS ONLY Matinee . . . 3:00 P. M. Evening 7:30& 9 P. M. Only High Class Vaudeville Between Chicago and Milwaukee DON'T FORGET CHOP SUEY NIGHTS F course. you practice - efficiency in your of- fice! We practice efficiency in our Cafeteria. Come to us for your lunch and you will be unconsciously prac- ticing economy. 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