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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1922 E00 PLAS TE TOGETAEW EVER Also Accepts Players' Offer of Benefit Drama Winnetka Post No. 10 of the Ameri- can Legion at its meeting Tuesday of this week accepted the proposition of Sidney Spiegel, Jr., president of the North Shore Players, to present "Peg 0' My Heart," a three-act comedy, as a Legion benefit. rhe sale of tickets for two performances was placed in the hands of a special committee compris- ing L. Sherman Aldrich, chairman, Dr. F. W. Blatchford, Marcus Rich- ards, Dr. H. J. Lynn, Harry Wildman, Thomas J. Lynch. Finances are to be in charge of George W. McKinney. The local legion post is planning an intensive campaign to secure payment | of dues and to "sign up" new members from the ranks of ex-service men and women in the village. Odell Outlines Plans Irving Odell, newly elected com- mander of the post, Tuesday an- nounced plans for creating greater in- terest at legion meetings during the year. Banquet a Success One hundred members and friends of the post participated in the Armi- stice Night celebration at the North. field Inn last Saturday. Reports have it that the food was wonderful, enter- tainment excellent and the whole af- fair quite "swimming." A feature of the program was the installation of new post officers in a very impressive ceremony. Major Reed Landis, who was the guest of honor, gave a convincing talk on the work of the American Legion, its ideals and plans for the future. Arrangements for the entertainment were in the very capable hands of the incomparable duo, William McKin- fey' Kirby and Thomas Jefferson Lynch. Arcanum Indoor Boys Get Revenge on Evanston Crew Sweet revenge was the portion of the Winnetka Arcanum Indoor base- ball team, Wednesday of this week, when they trounced the Evanston brethren 7 to 4 in a very strenuous encounter. The lower north shore boys annexed the engagement in the previous week. Excitement and interest ran the course of the pastime. Evanston started out with a three run lead, but the locals came right back, send- ing four men over the platter in the third frame. Bailey. the Winnetka hurler, was invincible after the first inning, al- lowing but five hits all told. The locals collected ten solid blows off the delivery of Carlson and Clay, the former being removed in the ter- rible third. Xelley got three hits for Evanston, and H. Anderson helped himself to a similar dose in behalf of the home crew. Batteries were Bailey and Eckart; Carlson, Clay and Kilby. Arcanians Arrange for That Bunco Party and Dance Fete Again Winnetka funseekers are asked to bear in mind the evening of Tuesday, November 28, the occasion of the Bunco party and dance to be given by the Winnetka council, Royal Arcanum, at Community House. There is to be a distribution of prizes and a heap of wholesome fun. Telephone Central 7832 R. E. NORRIS President 1918 @ 125 Heaters 1919 WR 240 Heaters 1921 about the noise of Nokol ? An erroneous impression has grown up in some quarters--that Nokol is "noisy." Where this impression originated, we can't say. Not with Nokol owners, for we do know that they have no complaint to make of the "noise" of Nokol. We have never claimed that Nokol was "noise- less," because 70 mechanical device is ever abso- lutely silent. But the sound of Nokol is less than that of any other electrically driven household appliance. It is no more than a subdued murmur --the evidence of perfect fuel combustion. And unless you listen hard you'll never know Nokol is running. Of course, there are some ex- ceptions--old hot-air furnaces that are loose and act as a sound box, so that the sound might be objectionable. But Nokol at its "loudest" is silence itself compared to the shovelling of coal and the shaking of grates in a basement. If you want to know just how quiet Nokol is, come to our showrooms and let your own ears tell you. Remember, Nokol's operation -- every detail of it--is guaranteed on a money-back basis. Its efficiency is guaranteed by the most searching test known to heating engineers--the Orsat Test. All guarantees, all statements, are based on the actual experience of five years with 8225 homes where Nokol serves. We make no suppositions; we know. Come in or telephone us for the facts. Nokol burns oil in your present heating plant and does away forever with the uncertainty, dirt and drudgery of coal heating. Nokol can be installed in any type of home heating plant -- steam, hot water, vapor or hot air--without alterations. Nokol operates automatically -- the temperature is per- fectly controlled by a thermostat. The Chicago Nokol Company 215 North Michigan Ave. A. F.C. BECKFORD Vice-President N No I coal. Automatic Oil Heating for Homes 1920 ENE 2] 2.5 Heaters Protected by Doble Detroit Patents odpproved by National Board of Fire Underwriters H. J. McDARGH Secretary-Treasurer Number of Nokol Heaters installed each year 4025 Heaters McALLISTER'S FINAL November Sales until 9 o'clock. Toweling All pure linen toweling either bleached or brown, 18 inches in width. We have only a limited quantity of this to sell at, per yard 2c Muslin Genuine Hope bleached muslin, 36 inches in width, without any starch or dressing. A fine qual- ity, excellent for hand 1 sewing. Sale price, yd. 16:c Union Suits Ladies' medium heavy weight cotton union suits, lightly fleeced, several styles including low neck and no sleeves, and short sleeves, sizes 36. to 44, a $1.25 value for 95¢ Blankets A limited number of cotton blankets in both plain colors and plaids, some with wool finish, large sizes. This lot includes blankets that sold up to $5. Take your choice fori... ans $2. 69 Comforters Cretonne and sateen combination comforters, filled with strictly new white cotton. A lot that sold for $5.50 is priced at $4.19. Another lot is spe- cially priced at $2. 95 Boys' Blouses Pongee blouses, white blouses, and a few percale stripe blouses, of the well-known Tom Sawyer make, in sizes 6 to 14, have been grouped under one lot. Any blouse in this lot hind 95¢ Notion Items Get acquainted with our notion section. It contains literally hundreds of those small essen- tials you need so often. Look over these typical values. Palmolive Soap Genuine Palmolive soap, ever needed around the home. Dur- ing this sale, or until our sup- ply is sold, a 1 DEBE oie nin > ok es iiade sa 7c Wax Polish Miller's Liquid Wax Polish, for furniture, floors, etc., a big quart size bottle sale for Kotex Kotex sanitary pads, regular size, one dozen in carton, a reg- ular 60c value, special at an * viaeyeles reid 9c Toilet Tissue National Toilet Tissue, 1000 sheets to roll, three rolls for 25¢ Hair Pins Good quality black crimped hair pins, large box of 300, assorted sizes, a box.... 12c¢ Shop here--and save values. Begin®Sat., Nov. 18th, and Continue All Next Week. Many unusual and timely values make this Final November Sale one of our most noteworthy events. Merchandise of dependable quality is offered at such low prices, it will be more than ever to your advantage to buy now--and at this home store. day, November 18th, and continue all next week. This store is open Saturday evenings Very Low Prices on Ready-to- Wear To clear out every garment in our ready-to-wear section, these prices are made. Dependable quality merchandise at such ex- tremely low prices seems impos- sible, yet here it is. Come in and see for yourself. Coats Every coat we have left has been put under this one price. Some of these are fur trimmed, others are not. The materials are polo, Normandie and broadcloth, every one this season's garment. Most of these sold for as much as $39.50. Y choice for ing 4. 50 Dresses This lot of dresses includes both canton crepes and poiret twills, in sizes 16 to 40 only, mostly blues with a few black materials. Many of them sold for as much as $25. There are about 15 dresses in this lot, each one priced at only ii i ads $12.50 Skirts Quite a nice variety is included in this lot of skirts. Some are plain style, made from home- spuns and novelty materials, others are pleated and made from - stirped prunellas and worsteds. Altogether they make a very generous selection at the low price id $5.95 Millinery Mrs. Story in the Millinery Sec- tion has selected three lots of hats that offer you a wide range of choice, and priced them very low for this Final November Sale. Each one is on a table for your easy selection, and priced $295, $495,8695 put on sale that are not mentioned above. Thruout our store during this Final November Sale, there will be many things reduced and Arrange now to come in and find out about these The McAllister-Worthen Co. 1146 Wilmette Avenue, Wilmette Telephone Wil. 588. These sales start Satur- Princess Slips Ladies sateen princess slips, in several dark colors including black, made from a good qual- ity twill sateen, a $1.75 garment during this sale for iv. ois $1. 29 Sateen Rompers Children's black sateen romp- ers, of good-looking and service- able sateen, trimmed with or- ange colored trimming, in two very attractive styles. Sizes 1 to 5, oie wre itae. yw riick $1 15 Gloves Ladies chamoisuede gloves, made with high strap wrist in a good weight, all the new colors as well as black and grey, sizes 6to71-2 i for Hi gos VERS Ng 69c Boys' Mittens A limited quantity boys fleece lined mittens, made with split leather palm and heavy mack- maw back, knit wrist, a regular 50c mitten, on sale Saturday at Hose Children's school hose, of the well-known Pony brand, made with a medium fine rib, for either boys or girls. These come in black only, sizes 6 to ia Underwear Boys fleeced union suits, a good weight in all cotton, cream color, sizes 6 to 16. We sell these regu- larly for $1.25 suit. On sale Saturday, all sizes at Gift Items It isn't too early to think of Christmas Gifts. With this in mind these items were specially priced and displayed for this sale. Handkerchiefs Ladies handkerchiefs, beautiful new embroidered designs and drawn work on both white and colored materials. Some are linen and others flaxon. Com- plete new assort- ment at Table Scarfs Beautiful new table scarfs made from Russian Filet lace, about 18 inch width, with fringed ends. Two lengths, 36 and 54-inch. your choice 77c 0th ae br Towels Fancy blue, pink, and yellow de- signed bath towels, large size and heavy weight. These make useful and acceptable gifts. Spe- cially priced i 65¢c Mufflers Men's Angora mufflers, an art- icle that is always useful and ac- ceptable. These come in a vari- ety of brown colors, and are priced very low at, each 4 Deliveries Daily.