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26 WINNETKA TALK November 28, 1925 Central Cafeteria Ready to Welcome Guests December 1 Fred A. Miller will be host at a unique reception Tuesday evening, December 1, when he throws open the doors of the new Central Cafeteria in the Nelson building for formal inspec- tion by the community. He announces a buffet luncheon to be served between the hours of 7 and 9 o'clock to those who will be pleased to tarry a while and give the dinning place their scrutinizing attention. Three thousand square feet of day- light dining space, is what Mr. Mil- ler will have for the accomodation of his prospective patrons, many of whom are familiar with the distinctive quality of service he provides, by virtue of having often enjoyed the genial hos- pitality of his celebrated Lake Shore Terrace. The new Central cafeteria is further described as "beautifully appointed with the most attractive of furnishings and equipment." The eating place will be under the personal supervision of Mr. Miller, who has been engaged in plete hrigerar ration $0. He KELVINET Kelvinator Electric Refigeraion 508 Davis St., Evanston University 2132 the restaurant business since early manhood. The most painstaking inspection of the kitchens of the new Cafeteria will be invited by Mr. Miller, not only upon the occasion of the formal opening, but at the convenience of his guests, he explains. His welcome for opening night extends to every resident of the community, New Trier Boys Attend State "Y" Conference The Illinois Older Boys' conference, held at Champaign-Urbana this week under the auspices of the Y. M. C.-A., will be attended by about 10 boys from New Trier High school. They were to arrive at the conference for its be- ginning this Friday evening and will return Monday morning. The purpose of the conference is to promote Chris- tian living. PLAN "FOLLIES" BENEFIT The board of managers of the North Avenue Day nursery have taken the second night of the Ziegfield "Follies," December 22, as a benefit for the nur- sery. Mrs. Emmons Blaine, Jr. is treasurer of this board, and Winnetka members are Mrs. Kent Chandler, Mrs. Francis Butler, Mrs. Donald Mec- Pherson and Mrs. Arthur Tuttle, who is now residing in Lake Forest. Edgar Foster Alden returned Tues- day to his home, 352 Linden street, after a five weeks' stay in Miami, Fla., where he went on business. SINGER SEWING MACHINES TERMS Patterson Bros. 816-818 Church Street, Evanston Tel. Univ. 654 Wilmette 526 Open Tues, Thurs. & Sat. Evanings ommend us. sine hearse. We have served the peopie of Wilmette ana the North Shore for NINETEEN years. Space will not permit the names of those in WILMETTE who would be glad to personally rec- We were the FIRST on the North Shore to install a Limou- We specialize on service. Building | cannel coal for grate fires. and careful attention. i28 A special price of 70 cents each for 8x12 "Building Con- duits" while they last for wek ending Dec. 5, 1925. COKE A limited supply of good coke at reasonable prices. COAL We have a fairly good supply of the famous Sugar Creek Pocahontas coal in three sizes, namely Pocahontas Egg, Nut and Mine Run Coal. A special price of $1.00 per ton less, our regular prices for 4 tons or more same on Soft coal. Dry and well-seasoned Kindling wood, 2-foot wood and All orders will receive prompt NDL BRo. COAL WOOD.FEED ANDBUILDING MATERIAL HUBBARD WOODS. ILL Conduits Announcing PRE-HOLIDAY CLEARANCE El Fall and DRESSES from notable makers, exclusively repre- winter sented by us, now reduced to close out quickly. Think of your present needs and take advantage of this early clearance. A very unusual opportu- nity to pick up our smart- est high-grade DRESSES and SUITS, now priced as low as $15.00 HART SCHAFFNER AND MARX COATS For northern and south- ern wear, priced low-- $48.00 up Three special groups of luxurious Coats on sale at $19.75 | $29.75 $39.75 A INC: Downtown Evanston | 1606 Chicago Ave. A Store for Women rr --