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WINNETKA TALK January 2, 1926 Ros enberg 'S Evanston--Davis Street at the "L" The January Sales Bring Extreme Price Reductions in a Store- wide Selling of Fine Seasonable Merchandise --Women"s Coats --Lingerie --Women's Dresses --Sheets and Cases --Girls' Coats --Linens --@Girls' Dresses --Notions --Men's and Boys' Suits -- Blankets and O'Coats --Wash Frocks and drastic clearances of short lines and broken assortments of every kind of merchandise. Q 9, January Sale of Coats 5 Great Groups Sharply Reduced $25 - $45 - $65 - $85 . $100 Our entire stock of Winter Coats goes into this great sale--the models sponsored by Paris for winter wear. The fur trimmings are gorgeous--the materials beautiful. Save in this sale! REPRESENTATIVE VALUES 2-Pc. Black Velvet Dress, $29.75 valuwe;oor i. aka aad $21.75 Charmeen, Fur trimmed Dress, $39.75 value . .......... ...... $29.75 Men's $40 Ridge 2-Trouser Suits and O'Coats . .... ... .. .$33.50 Boys' Four-piece Sheridan Suits, now ............... ..... $12.50 Pequot 81x99 inch Seamless Sheets, now ..... ...... ......... $1.95 Parents Give Christmas Party for Teaching Staff Members of the faculty of the Hub- bard Woods school were entertained by the Parent-Teacher association of the school at a Christmas party held Wednesday afternoon, December 16, at the school. A small Christmas tree was placed in the center of the table and a tiny Santa Claus with his bag beside him also figured in the decora- tions. The hostesses were Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. William Barr, Mrs. Lee Brantley and Mrs. Thomas Hearne. ENTERTAINS FOR GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. A. Ziesing, 125 Beach road, have as their holiday guests their son and daughter and their familes, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ziesing of Phila- delphia and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Van Cleve and their small son, of Thompsonville, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Ziesing entertained at a large dinner party Christmas day, and Wednesday, December 30, Mrs. Ziesing was hostess to 20 guests at a 1 o'clock luncheon and bridge for Mrs. Van Cleve and Mrs. Henry Ziesing. Mrs. Evelyn L. Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Brooke, and Miss Evelyn Brooke are expected to return to Win- netka from their annual vacation at Seabreeze, Fla., in time to welcome in the New Year. --O-- John Borino of the Winnetka Musi- cal school recently entertained his scholars with a delightful Christmas party at his home, 859 Elm street. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Edmonds, 670 Blackthorn road, have as their guest over the holidays, Mrs. Edmonds' mother, Mrs. Carrie F. Bruner. Annual Meetings Feature Activity in Christ Church Annual meetings of various groups in the parish of Christ church are em- phasized in the announcement of church services and activities for the ensuing week. The announcement follows: The regular services will be held Sun- day, January 3, with Holy Communion in the chapel at 7:30 a. m., and Holy Communion with sermon at 11 a. m. in the church at Sheridan road and Hum- boldt avenue. The church school will convene at 9:30 and 11 a. m. in the Parish House. The church school choir will omit its rehearsal this Saturday. The Young People's Fellowship will have its annual meeting for the election of officers Sunday evening. Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock. A large at- tendance is urged. The annual business meeting of the Woman's Guild and Auxiliary will be held Monday, January 4. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock. A New Year's Bunco party is to be held by the Evening Guild on the eve- ning of Thursday, January 7, at 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Levy and their two sons, Alexander, Jr. and Marcus, of 150 Park avenue, left Wed- nesday, December 23, to visit Wash- ington, D. C, and Atlantic City, and New York, to return in time for the boys to resume their school work. Os Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Webb of 334 Hawthorne avenue, entertained a group of 20 young people at a dinner- dance at Skokie club December 26, in honor of their daughter, Miss Helen Webb. FOR THE NEW YEAR as in the past you with service, Smiling Community 750 Elm Street drug service and counsel. In the Community Pharmacy experience combined with progressiveness, safety convenience of location with the spirit of neighborly helpfulness. These advantages make it easy for you. WE WISH YOU ALL A MOST HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR will want the best Service Pharmacy Phone Winn. 164 iy, i AY 4