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WINNETKA TALK January 16, 1926 FREE 500 Gallons of Fuel Oil IF WE in your Install home by A Feb. 1st OIHATIC The Oilomatic can be installed in any type furnace or boiler. If you want 70° during the day and 60° during the night, set the thermostat, that's all. It starts when needed and stops when the desired temperature is reached. The cold weather will cause you no inconvenience. We can install this burner in such a short time, that your home will not have a chance to cool off, 3 hours is ample time for installation. NORTH Sm Glen. 101 LOMAT] 706 Vernon Ave.-Glencoe-Ph. Glen. 1000 Leonard Cole Phone Winn. 518-J SHOW HISTORICAL FILMS The "Yale Chronicle", a series of educational films dealing with the ear- ly history of America, and produced with minute care as to historical cor- rectness is being produced from time to time at the North Shore Country Day school. The latest film shown dealt with the history of the Pilgrim settlement at Plymouth. Just West of Center St. 841 Spruce St. Luncheon 12-1:30 Tea 4-5 Dinner 6-7:30 (Except Sundays) Proceeds for the Congregational Church "New Building" Fund Alumnae Will Gather for Old Seminary Reunion Monday, January 18, at the Fort- nightly, the forty-fifth reunion of the alumnae of the old Dearborn seminary will take place, with a luncheon and program consisting chiefly of remini- scences. The original site of the Dearborn se- minary was at State and Washington street. It is the oldest school in Chicago. Among the Winnetka women at- tending as members of the alumnae association are Mrs. Robert Nicholas, who attended the seminary in its very early days, Mrs. Lucius Sherman, a student there in late years, and Mrs. William E. Elliott, Mrs. Raymond Dur- ham and Mrs. Charles Spencer Wil- liamson, (mother of Mrs. Carl Zeiss) who has been secretary of the associa- tion for many years past. Junior Leaguers Plan Special Entertainment The Evanston Junior league ball will be held at the Evanston Country club Tuesday evening, January 26. Mrs. Walter Rompel is chairman, Miss Mar- ian Dawes is in charge of the enter- tainment, Mrs. Charles G. Dawes, of tickets, Miss Betty Sherman, refresh- ments, and Miss Harriet Thorp, flow- ers and cigarets. Junior league members will provide special entertainment. Lows E. Til- den will play the accordion, and Hor- ton Fall, III, will clog. Supper will be served. C. OF C. MEETS MONDAY The regular January meeting of the Winnetka Chamber of Commerce will be held at Community House Monday evening, January 18. The hour is 8:15 o'clock and Secretary B. G. Eberle's announcement of the session Strgages business of urgent import. ATTENTION! CAR OWNERS New equipment having been installed, enables us to serve the car owner in every capacity of repairs. We are offering you a service in repair work that is complete in every detail and we will back up to the limit al jobs, no matter how large or small. BATTERY SERVICE To those unfamiliar with our battery service we wish to say that we can by far exceed any recommendation given us. RECHARGING AUTHORIZED WILLARD BATTERY SERVICE REPAIRING REBUILDING HUNTER & JOHNSON WINNETKA 2048 806 OAK ST.