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January 16, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 35 CASTLE SCORES SMALL AT VOTERS' MEETING (Continued from page 1) the fifth district, gave a witty and sprightly talk following Mr. Castle. Calls Government Social "Women's training has always been social," said Mrs. Goode, "But govern- ment has always been social and there- fore women should be in it." She de- clared that modern science has taken hold of most of the processes formerly carried on by women--sewing, baking, spinning, etc. Processes of this kind are now regulated in the city hall, in Springfield and in Washington instead of in the home. Any women who thinks she can meet her responsibilities within the four walls of her home is mistaken, accord- ing to Mrs. Goode. The Voters league should make women realize this. Wom- en must learn together, not alone. Clubs are provided so that women may learn the technique of the co-operative method. Miss Elizabeth Gemmill, chairman of the committee on citizenship and elec- tien, was in charge of the meeting. Luncheon was served to 100 women and the business of the meeting carried through with despatch during the luncheon so that the speaking began promptly at 1:15 o'clock. Mrs. Walter Benson, president of the league, was in the chair. Expect "Poppy Lady" to Lecture on North Shore An interesting personage, who, it is expected, will give talks along the north shore, is Mrs. H. B. Jackson of the Empress hotel, Victoria, B. C., who has been called the "Poppy Lady of the Canadian Pacific Rockies" because she was instrumental in having the won- derful poppy field planted at Lake Louise. Mrs. Jackson is to be in Chicago this winter for the purpose of acquainting travelers with camp fire life in the great northwest. She will speak at a num- ber of woman's clubs along the north shore, the dates to be announced later. Well groomed women know the necessity of skin and scalp treatments. We spe- cialize in is Permanent Waving Hair Dyeing Shampooing Manicuring Facials Marcel Waving Hanna Anderson Marinello Beauty Shop 733 Elm St. Winn. 822 AT INDIAN HILL Tuesday evening Indian Hill club | thronged with many tobogganers and skaters, both members and their guests, who availed themselves of the skating party with music arranged by the club. This afternoon is the occasion of a children masquerade. THAT'S what shoes that have been rebuilt by us say to the old timers that think they have seen their last days. We practically give new shoes for old ones. Our prices are low. "New for Old" ANNEX SHOE REBUILDER STORE 8 Prouty Annex Opp. N. W. Depot Phone 991 Winnetka CHT HSB A Se HS Te AS HSB HI HS, Real Food Good Service A Winter Favorite--Soup! HEN the weather's snappy and ap- petite calls, what tastes better than a bowl of steaming hot soup, deliciously good? Begin the luncheon or dinner with your choice of the rich, tempting soup served at the Central Cafeteria. We take special pride in our soups--don't miss the treat we have prepared for you! Sundays 12 to 5 Under the personal super- vision of FRED MILLER CENTRAL CAFETERIA Nelson Building Central Ave., east of Wilmette Ave. WILMETTE RRS RS TI Eee THe we TRIG SL) ful New Year. Miami Headquarters. To my friends and former neighbors on the North Shore--Sincere Good Wishes for a Happy and Bounti- Samuel A. Gaylord Residence Address 2512 Columbus Boulevard Coral Gables, Florida Associated with Toy Brothers, 205 N. E. Second Avenue, Miami, Florida. Managers of the following properties: Lake Disston Development Company. Toy Brothers Realty Company. Toy Brothers Development Company. Toy Brothers Properties Incorporated. Security Bond and Investment Company. 'Personal and business correspondence solicited. Make our office your