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4 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1922 al | DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB NEED CLOTHING FOR The Misses Elizabeth Thompson, Margaret McCue, Frances Devere, Dor- othy Hall and Mary Lloyd, have 1559 Evanston JADEN SHORE BOYS itr ll 1590 5 given on 1 ,. 8 hd hd erman 1INOCIS the Ouilmette Country club. rong cone 2 lla Cash Meat Market Sent December 19 on ht S AT. ONLY We handle nothing but the BEST SAT. ONLY OUR PRICES ARE NEVER HIGH Tuesday, December 19, Winnetka will send a consignment of clothing M 1a 1 to the Arden Shore Rest Camp near Most people have a great a || jing for Candy--especial- i} FRESH DRESSED PEACOCK The clothing is being donated by TT) 1 Winnetka residents in response to an ly if it's good. -- . -- urgent appeal sounded last week, set- : ' ti Tort i need for warm corn, [| Loo many times they an || SPRING CHICKENS 4U2~ |HALF or WHOLE 2 principally shoes, overshoes, sweaters, find just the kind they nourished working boys who are placed in the camp to "get built up" We really think a 3 3 eh a a Ne Yul > really we can Fresh or pickled beef 30 Milk fed leg of veal, 1 hold providers. satisfy your taste with our tongues, per 1b. Cc per 1b. 5C All the boys in camp are listed on good assortment; try us ) HALE Ch LL the records of the Chicago Board of and see Education as physically unfit to se- 4 ints cure working certificates. They are taken from the tenement districts and kept at the camp until quite well. Hundreds of working boys are treated at the camp each winter and there is always the need for clothing, as well as games, books and other similar articles of interest to boys. There is still opportunity to contri- bute to the "cargo" going to the it Ph camp next Tuesday. Mrs. Marcus D. C Richards. 806 Rosewood avenue, is ommunity armacy taking care of Winnetka contribu- Chas. R. Patchen tons, 574 Phone Art Department Conduct Lincoln Ave 164 Successful Bazaar Pupils of the Art department of the Skokie school were sponsors for a school bazaar held at the school last Wednesday afternoon. Under the direction of Miss Alta B. Gahan and Mrs. Myron T. Harshaw, director and assistant in the art courses, the pupils made and sold all kinds of . Christmas novelties. Christmas cards, candies, pictures, kitchen-ware, bridge party acces- sories, and numerous personal ar- ticles were made by the class for the sale. Money derived from the sale of the articles will be spent for the im- provement of the art room. Proceeds from the sale of candy at the bazaar are being used to help de- fray the expenses of the Christmas toy project the Winnetka schools are conducting. Electric Shop Is Holiday Mecca for Little Folks The plate glass front of the North Shore Electric Shop, 554 Center street, is receiving the flattened noses of scores of Winnetka kiddies these days, what with a generous array of elec- trical toys to be seen "in action" in the midst of an attractive window dis- play. There is a large electrically pro- pelled train and many other toys "that go by themselves." In addition, the window contains many gift suggestions for older per- sons, in fact a complete variety of things electrical. A large three-foot * electrically il- luminated wreath completes the at- tractive holiday adornment. helmets and stockings, for the under- want. Native rib roast of beef, Very best round DC steak, per lb. i 32c Smiling Service Fancy leg of spring lamb, Very best sirloin steak, Berl -.. on vibe 34c per lb. Starwmans 40c Very best cut of pot roast § 8! C Very best rump corned 2 8 C J2 peri cic. nis nt, beef, perlh. ........... ORIGINAL THE ORIGINAL ALLEGRETTI CHOCOLATE CREAMS Save Now For Next Christmas Maybe you were among the unfortunates who wanted to buy Christmas presents this year and found your funds limited you to only a few gifts. Now, if you follow our simple plan by setting aside a small sum each week, you will be surprised how quickly and easily the dollars accumulate. So when next Christmas arrives your savings here plus a good interest will be more than sufficient to take care of 1923 gifts. Winnetka Trust & Savings Bank 1-2-3 and 5-POUND PACKAGES \¢ FOR THE HOLIDAYS Sold Exclusively at THE SWEET SHOP J; Cor. Elm and Lincoln PHONE WINNETKA 1094 -