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---- WINNETKA TALK October 30, 1926 A State Bank The Road to Happiness APPINESS for most people these days is built on a found- ation of financial independence --or at least a likely chance of its attain- ment. And this age-old pursuit of happiness lies today over the same wide high-road of systematic sav- ings. Your work will be pleasanter and more satisfying if you see part of what it earns for you bringing you nearer your goal. Here we see, not merely people depositing money and cashing checks, but our business friends making definite progress along the road to happiness. We invite you, too, to use our complete service in making your journey smoother and faster. Banking Hours eight to three; Saturdays eight to 12:30 Monday evenings seven to eight WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS "The Journalist," Skokie Magazine, Genuine Triumph "The Journalist," school publication | for Skokie, made its first appearance Friday with the October number. Edit- ed, prepared and printed entirely by students in the Skokie school, it repre- sents a triumph in grade school achievement and is a decided credit to its youthful publishers. The cover design, originated by the art department, was printed from a cut that was carved from a piece of linoleum by members of the printing class. It has just enough of a Hal- lowe'en cast to make it fit into the gen- eral spirit of the month and is a splen- did piece of work. The "Journalist" is entirely self- supporting and does not represent any expense to the school. This is made possible by selling an amount of ad- vertising to various merchants of the village and by the return from sale of publication. Without these sources of income it would represent a dead ex- penditure. This is also a credit to its editors. Home Heating Service Is Newest Local Enterprise Complete home heating service is of- fered residents of the north shore by the newly established Home Heating service in Winnetka. Service within an hour on "no heat" calls is guaran- teed by the firm on any oil burner de- vice. In addition to this service the con- covering, brick lining, pipe and chim- ney cleaning, it is announced. Paul I Moore, is proprietor of the concern. KIDS VIEW "ARCTIC" Paul Warren Shows Movies of Field Expedition to Arctic Waters to North Shore Country Day School Moving pictures and a story of the five thousand mile trip into Arctic wa ters of the Rawson sub-Arctic expedi tion of the Field Museum, were given to the children of the North Shore Country Day school at a morning ex ercise, Monday, by Paul C. Warren, a parent of the school, who was a mem- ber of that expedition last summer. The expedition had been made pos sible by the generosity of Fred Raw- son, of Chicago, and was under the di- rect command of Commander Donald B. MacMillan. The purpose of the trip was to col- lect specimens of birds, flowers and fish, and to attempt to definitely prove that the old Norsemen came down the Labrador coast to America eight hun- dred to one thousand years ago. The expedition journeyed to certain islands off the coast of Labrador and found remains thereon which show that the | Norsemen had reached out from Ice- land across to Labrador. This MacMillan expedition sailed from Maine last June, along the coast of Nova Scotia, Labrador and New- foundland, where they were held back by heavy ice banks, thence across te Greenland for three weeks, then back to Baffin land and down the coast and home. The two boats .were eighty- eight foot sailing vessels. Mr. Warren showed some splendid motion pictures, among them' being scenes of Dr. Grenfell's Labrador col- cern also does work on boiler and brick onies; the Newfoundland fishing fleet and hundreds of magnificent icebergs. { He will bring the second part of the | film to the school, Monday, Novein- "ber 1. Congregational \ Church cel =) | ATEN = pi = T=, a MORNING-- 9:30. Kindergarten, School. ism." EVENING-- for Prohibition?" MORNING-- MORNING -- 10:00. Meeting of Luncheon at 12:15, EVENING-- munity is invited. Sunday, October 3 Ist Primary, 7th, 8th and High School grades of the Church School, the Women's Bible Class, 10:00. The Young Men's Class. 10:15. The 4th, 5th and 6th grades of the Church 11:00. Morning Worship. Sermon by Rev. J. A. Richards. "One Hundred Per Cent American- 6:00. The Winnetka Sunday Evening Club. 7:00. The Young People's Club. 8:00. Evening Worship. Sermon by Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin. Tuesday, November 2nd 10:00. In the Neighborhood Room, Community House lecture by Mr. Richards on the Gospel of John. All are invited. Wednesday, November 3rd 8:15. Lecture by Dr. Parish House of Christ Church. "The Old Gospel in the New Times." The entire com- the Men's Class. "Is There a Substitute the Woman's Society. 35¢, followed by a talk, "Pick and Spade in Bible Lands" by Dr. Her- bert L. Willett of the University of Chicago. Carl 8S. Patton, in the Y CE INR wend