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| October 31, 1925 WINNETKA TALK Women Hockeyites Win Two Contests Against Old Foes The Winnetka Women's Hockey team played the American College of Physical Education ber 22, field, The Winnetkans their opponents throughout the game | feat and won with the score of 7-1. The line-up for the locals was: Mrs. Laing, Mrs. Harvey, Miss Klotz, Miss Mont- gomery, Mrs. McLaren, Miss Davis, Mrs. Starr, Mrs. Brown (Capt.), Miss Boyden, Mrs. Tenney and Mrs. Taylor. Tuesday, October 27, the Winnetka aggregation met their ancient rivals, I.ake Forest, at Lake Forest, and with most of the game played during a driving snow storm on a slippery Thursday, Octo- | at the Country Day school|been beaten this year, and the New | outplayed | Trier team has never suffered a de- | field, won 5-0. Winnetka has two more games to play in the North Side tournament--Evanston and Northside. The line-up in the Lake Forest game was: Mrs. Laing, Mrs. Harvey, Miss Montgomery, Miss Klotz, Mrs, Mc- Laren, Mrs. Urion, Mrs. Starr, Mrs. Robert Brown (Capt.), Mrs. Blaine, Mrs. Tenney and Mrs. Taylor. Start Purple-Indiana | Game at 2 P. M. Today Due to early darkness, Northwestern university football officials have de- cided to begin today's homecoming game with Indiana at 2 o'clock in- stead of 2:30 o'clock. The ticket announcement had the game at 2:30 but it was thought ad- visable to change the time so that the contest can be finished before darkness intervenes. Last Saturday the last quarter of the Tulane game was played in the dusk and both play- ers and fans found it difficult to fol- low the action. Saturday's game will be attended by General Charles G. Dawes who has accepted an invitation from President Walter Dill Scott to be present. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fitch, formerly of Kenilworth, are spending a few weeks as the guests of the Percy W. Bradstreets at their home, 475 Cedar street. AS THE RIGHT AGE FOR MILK Ar ages are right for milk-- but Youth is the time to teach your kiddies to love it and appreciate its nutritive qualities. May we include your home in our milk route? Phone 137 WINNETKA SANITARY DAIRY CO. |New Trier Soccer Team Plays Tilden Saturday New Trier High school's unbeatable soccer team will meet the Tilden High school squad on its home field in | Chicago Saturday morning. Coach | "Scotty" Patterson's boys have not since he has been coaching it, the past four years. | The suburban! soccer league was disbanded this year | but the New Trier squad has been playing the best teams in Chicago and its suburbs. . The team is confident of victory Saturday and is in fine shape to play a whirl-wind game. Mrs. Charles Sommer of 425 Provi- dent avenue spent the past week-end at Delafield, Wis., as the guest of her son, Norman, at St. John's Military academy where he has entered his freshman year. PHONE WIN. 933 TO MAKE AP- POINTMENT for your SHINGLING CHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING HAIR DRESSING MARCEL AND WATER WAVING SHAMPOO FACIAL AND SCALP TREAT- MENT MANICURE THE COMFORT SHOP Meyers Bank Building 797 Elm St., Puone Winnetka 933 Hubbard Woods Electric and Hardware Co. Not Inc. Allow us to help you with your Winter Hard- ware and Electrical problems. Our long experi ence will be of great benefit to you. PHONE WINNETKA 871 902-904 LINDEN AVE. Slate and Tile Roofing Sheet Metal Work Slate Walks and Terraces Interior or Exterior WILLIAM L. WENTE Sheet Metal Contractor Phone Winn. 225 874 Center St.. Hubbard Woods Annex Shoe Rebuilder's Store A Shoe Rebuilder is a Shoe Comfort Expert. He possesses a thorough knowledge of the construction of your shoe. He is not a cobbler, a bungler, a patcher up, or a mere repairer of shoes, but he is a skilled craftsman in the art of Shoe Rebuilding. 8 Prouty Annex Opposite C. & N. W. Depot Telephone Winnetka 991 704 Church Street. END OF SEASON SALE Frocks, Hats, Coats, especially priced to make room for resort models and midwinter merchandise. KATHARINE WALKER SMITH University 3363