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wi Nii ' pr / -- -- ; { | { / f R "~ of WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1922 13 NEWS of the NORTH SHORE CLUBS Dr. Frederick Shannon To Speak Again Before Wilmette Woman's Club R. Frederick Shannon of the Central church of Chicago is to have the stage again at the Wilmette Woman's club on Wednesday, February 22, at 2:30 o'clock, this occasion under the auspices of the Philanthropy depart- ment. Those of us who heard Dr. Shannon on his previous appearance here know what a brilliant speaker he is and what a rare treat is in store tor every woman of the village whether or not she is a member of the Woman's club. Following a pre- cedent of bygone years, Philanthropy Day is open to the public. The musical part of the program will be furnished by Arthur H. Ranous, bass, and Ernau Blythe Ake- ly, pianist: "First Movement of G. Minor SONALA . geist sd euivivien Schumann Ernau Blythe Akely Love's Benediction African Love Song Down by the Sally Garden Nourne Silver Nevin a iui hain sv + vs 30 ie Shore Ballynure Ballad Antrim 1 Stood on de Ribber ob Jordan | Burleigh | ....Guion | The Old Ark's a Movering Arthur Ranous. The Civics and Legislative depart- | ment will have their morning class | at 11 o'clock under the leadership of | Mrs. M. H. Lieber. [ Luncheon will follow as usual at | 1 o'clock and reservations must be | sent to Mrs. T. J. Moreau, not later | than Monday. Ragas Daughters of the American Revolu- tion will give a tea and card party, Ban- | quet Hall, at the Auditorium hotel, on | Friday, February 24, at two o'clock, | for the benefit of the Americanization | work of the New America Shop. Bridge and five hundred will be] played, also parties of four may elect | to play other games. Players will | pivot at the tables, with one prize Tor | each table. | Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. | Raymond Stevens of the "Meadows," Highland Park, Mrs. Israel Cope of | Kenilworth, Mrs. L. Sherman Aldrich | Winnetka, Mrs. Anna McLawly | Armstrong of Winnetka, Miss Gladys | Lowry of Wilmette, Mrs. Frank L. Richardson, Mrs. Warren S. Williams HorsuR 615 Davis St., Evtonans MATINEES 2 and 4 Evening 7 and 9 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY - FRIDAY Feb. 22-23-24 THOMAS JEFFERSON IN Washington Irving's Immortal Classic "RIP VAN WINKLE" Produced with elaborate care and detail - a wonderful production Send the Children of Evanston, and at the New Americd Shop, 1409 Stevens building, Chicago. The executive board of the New America Shop will meet Monday, Feb- ruary 20, Room 92i, Fine Arts build- ing, Chicago. ---- Delightful parties are being ar- ranged at the Ouilmette Country club for Saturday evening of this week, when there is an informal dinner dance scheduled, and a formal dinner dance and Washington Birthday party for Tuesday evening of next week. On the following afternoon, Wednesday, there will be a party for Juveniles, including a Wonder Show, with a Punch and Judy and six other inter- esting and entertaining acts. = Members and friends of Wilmette Lodge No. 931, A. F. and A. M., en- joyed a delightful Valentine's dancing party and entertainment given in their honor on Valentines' Night, at Brown's Hall. Preceding the dancing, the Apollo Quartette furnished a most interesting program of songs and Char- acter Interpretations. Ea § a] Some sixty members and guests were in attendance at the luncheon at the Ouilmette Country club preceding the pivot game of bridge on Monday afternoon last. The affair proved to be most enjoyable. --_--O INDOOR SQUADS CLASH The Ouilmette Council, Knights of Columbus Indoor baseball team will meet the strong Winnetka aggregation at Community House, Winnetka, Wednesday evening, Febuary 22. $49500 921) ER Ta Grandfather --*"You sing so much bet« ter, Mary, now that we have the Gul« bransen for accompaniments." Mary--*"Yes, Dad, you see I don't have to think about playing; Bob does it now." JUST COME IN AND TRY THIS PLAYER JSatlerson Brod Pp" eEvansSTON J 828 Davis St. Evanston Phone Ev. 654 [Hii Uopyright, G Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings WATERPROOF 7 1 1 / WATCH FOR VA ip IES ' UPHOLSTERING or REFINISHING During February we will give a 10% discount on all work in our furniture shop. We have experts in Upholstering, Refinish- ing and Cabinet Work. We can save you money over city prices. Work guaranteed or no pay de- manded. BRA -N -- STORAGE & FURN at Phones : Yilmette~ 32 Evanston 731% Desire Gifts of Clothing For Destitute Ex-Soldiers Here's your chance to help unem- ployed ex-service men! The American Legion, Department of Illinois, has opened a hotel at 171 North La Salle street, Chicago, for unemployed ex-service men. During the month of January 1,100 ex-service men were given lodging, and 900 men were provided with meals at this hostelry. The management of the hotel has issued an appeal for contributions of underwear, socks, and other wearing apparel, as well as blankets, towels, comforters and pillows. Residents of Wilmette desiring to help in this regard are requested to communicate with Joseph E. Shantz, is Oakwood avenue, Phone Wilmette A regular Devil for Dirt--Blue Devil. Adv. Ltglb-1tc MAYO'S TO TREAT DISABLED The famous surgeons, Drs. William and Charles Mayo, will treat former soldiers of the world war in a $200,000 hospital which the American Legion posts of Minnesota will erect. Patients will be charged according to their abil- ity to pay, as determined by Legion officials. CALCUTTA SEEKS CHARTER Ex-service men in Calcutta, India, have applied to the American Legion for a charter. Gairing Fine Arts. 209, discount on choice collec- tion of Framed Pictures and Prints. 1613 Orrington Ave. Evanston "STANDARD" machine. ing aluminum oven and shut off. The Electric "Standard" Well the cooking heat as is the for less than 2 cents. circuit. Randolph 3900 COOK ELECTRICALLY and use the 6 STAN DARD »" because -- Fill all the specifications for a perfect cooking Here are some of the outstanding features of the "Standard"-- They are SAFE because of the doing away with matches and the menace of an open flame fire; then there is no possibility of escaping gas nor can there be an explosion. They are ECONOMICAL because, being equipped as they are with insulated, heat-retain- to cook for a long period after the high heat is vantages of a fireless cooker with none of the objectionable features; there never is any offen- sive odor or taste, due to the fact that in the At this low temperature food will cook all night We call attention to our "301" model which operates on your lighting M. A. ANDREWS, Resident Representative, Phone Winnetka 546-R. ELECTRIC STOVES wells the food continues Well has all of the ad- heat never falls below case in fireless cookers. 209 N. Michigan Blvd, Chicago, has these stoves always on display for your inspection. Telephone of the telephone service. In spite of all efforts, In such emergencies Service Must Go On The blizzards of winter and the cyclones and thunderstorms of summer are the inveterate enemies Experience covering many years has enabled the Bell company to develop the best forms of protec- tion and the best weapons of defense in this warfare. elements sometimes have their way and the tele- phone lines go out of service. instantly on the job making repairs as quickly as possible and insuring the users the shortest possible period of interruption of service. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY however, the destroying the Bell organization is Junior Column @, hd iddie No The Store For Children 1160 Wilmette Avenue Wilmette id fi 200000 When we remember that "heaven lies about us in our infancy," our first thoughts turn anxiously to the little cherubs who cannot yet tell us what they need.. The Infant Department here affords a service which is most helpful and welcome to every parent, grandparent and all who pay homage to the cradle.. From the simplest Gift to the com- plete Layette, you will here find many dainty selections at reasonable prices. We have just re- ceived, among other ex- quisite wear, an importa- tion of French hand-made Bonnets, Bibs, and Crib Sets. Dresses 60660 A special sale of Under- wear is now taking place. This store carries only the best lines, for all ages up to sixteen... Mid-winter needs may therefore be filled in at a saving of 25 percent during this limit- ed sale. 00006 Some of our most exclu- sive Dresses up to age six- teen may still be had at the current sale prices of $4.95, $9.95 and $14.95. These were made to retail up to $40.00, and they are hard to resist even at that price! 06000 Dresses for any occasion made to measure on short notice at reasonable prices. 400000 We deliver. If you can- not call, let us send any- thing desired for selec- tion. 00000 Decorations are now ready for Washington's Birthday.