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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1925 WINNETKA NINE PLAYS [Edmond J. James, Father of Mrs. Frazer, Is Dea EVANSTON TEAM TODAY The many friends and acquaintances A " V¢ of Mrs. George E. Praasn) 639 Lipdsn 1 € ) a avenue, were grieved to hear o e NG 3 ~ Winnetka's fast-stepping baseball aggregation added another to its size- able string of victories last Sunday by easily defeating the Silveroles of "Chicago, 8 to 3. The win was Win- netka's fourth straight This morning the locals hook up with Evanston on the Playfield dia- mond at 10 o'clock. Tomorrow after- noon the boys will engage a strong Chicago nine, the hour being 3:15 and Playfield the scene of battle. Winnetka was first to score last Sun- day, getting one in the first inning on a triple to right by Smith and a single by W. Paletti. One more was added in the third and the Silveroles tied it up in the sixth by getting two runs. The lucky seventh was nothing but hits and passes. The bases were filled and White was to bat with three to two on him when he kissed one over the center fielder's head for a triple, scoring three in front of him. One more was added. to the score before the inning was over and another in the eighth. The visitors scored one in the death, recently, of her father, Edmund J. James, president emeritus of the University of Illinois. Dr. James passed away at his home at Covina, Cal.,, where he went to live after his retirement from active work in 1921. Burial was at Champaign, IIL He was connected with many state and national research bodies and was active in the promotion of the univer- sity educational policy as it stands to- day. Wadhbarne Takes Brief Rest Before Summer Work Carleton W. Washburne, superin- tendent of schools, left late this week to spend several days with his family at their summer home near Saugau- tuck, Mich. He later goes to Greeley, Colo., to give a special course of in- struction at the State Normal college in that city. Mr. Washburne is cou- stantly in demand for lectures regard- ing the Winnetka system of public school education, more frequently termed the individual system of in- struction. bi vj ; LJ "& Yo he Illustrated folder con- taining maps, list of rc- sorts, etc., sent free on request. NOTE: On receipt of advance information, agent at Winnetka will stop Wisconsin Lakes Special at 7:26 p. m. to "receive gers for S Milwaukee or beyond. owe it to your family / NS EF gm d it LPN GI P] J ; ps It) ~ aVacation 1 Northern Wisconsin 1ake mother and the youngsters up into the great North Woods this summer. : A summer holiday fishing, hiking and loafing in the pine-laden air of Wisconsin's Land-o'+ Lakes will do them a world of good. Wisconsin Lakes Special Lv. Chicago 7:00 p. > m. (Daily Ex. Sun.) (Standard Time) Arrive Northern Resorts early next morning. - Drawing-room and open-section sleeping cars, observation-lounge car, luncheon and breakfast. serving appetizing ASHLAND LIMITED Lv. Chicago 5:00 p. m. daily S , thirty-day and week-end bargain fares. For reservations and descriptive folder, apply M. H. Lieber, Ticket Agent Winnetka, I'l. Telephone 13 1074-E RY. WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS BANK ELM STREETAT CENTER Why Pay Your Bills Twice? ID you ever pay a bill and fail to get a receipt and later have the tradesman claim the bill was unpaid? Pay your bills by check, be- cause your cancelled check is the best possible receipt. If you haven't a checking account we will welcome you as one of our depositors. Do not hesitate when in this vicinity to come in and see us and the splendid facilities we offer you. ol V8 [XT XTi T : t » | " Congregational ) Church Let's admit the facts. ou.doors call us. worship a bit most people. time, the Sunday Summer Church We're just as devout as ever, but comething in us asks for a form of Sunday different from that which tracts us in the other months. Tlie Winnetka Congregational {hat sort of summer service which appeals to Never particularly formal at any services planned to fit the season of 'relaxation. You'll find the speaking good Summer and the great at- Church offers this summer are th> music well chosen and the atmosphere friendly. WINNETKA CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Service at E'even. A Guaranteed Electric Cooker at Less Than Half Price! HERE IS THE COOKER SEE BELOW This Is What It Will Do Here is a cooker that has revolu- tionized cooking. It cooks any- thing any way you want it cooked. It is ideal for home, small apart- ment, summer cottage or wherever cooking is done. You simply put in the food--turn on the current un- til it is hot, then turn the current off and the stored heat does the cooking. There are no stones to heat, no worry, watching or basting. It does better cooking--with less heat, less work and less cost. It takes up no more room than the ordinary hat box and will cook a meal for four or five people. Cook With Electricity--It 7 AI LITT] I Costs Less Cooks a meal for six quicker, easier, cheaper than coal, oil, or gas. Cooks an entire meal for less cost than using your electric iron. It's easy to cook with the Electric Cooker--turn it on, turn it off, you're free for hours. Get one for less than half price! Connects to Any Light Socket Saves Heat, Time and Money See July 11th Issue of Winnetka Talk for special announcement regarding this marvelous Electric Cooker!