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e----r ---- WINNETKA TALK March 26, 1927 LEE Says: IF all the people HERE in Winnetka WERE exactly alike, WOULDN'T life be a heck OF a bore? PERSONALLY, I'm mighty GLAD that people are DIFFERENT --that we don't LOOK alike or talk ALIKE--and when THE gang gets to singing OVER at the Rotary Club I'M thankful that all VOICES are not like some OF the voices I hear! AND when it. comes to ICE cream, you'll find THAT Luick's--the kind WE serve you from our FOUNTAIN--is just a LITTLE different from THE ordinary run of ice CREAM---you'll notice THAT Luick's is "smooth" AND rich, with a delicate FLAVOR that makes a hit WITH your taste and makes YOU wish you might HAVE just a little more-- COME in and see if you don't AGREE that my ice CREAM judgment is good. ADAMS PHARMACY exall Sire Elm & Linden W Vis, 2a? v; \\ Nf aN We Serve exclusively Luick's Ice Cream Special Brick every week. Saturday and Sunday Neopolitan, Supreme New York, Strawberry Chocolate The WINNETKA 2 Music Club Hears Program of American Compositions The March meeting of the Win- netka Music club was held at the home of Mrs. Paul Seye, 1046 West- more road, on Monday, March 14. The program consisted entirely of American numbers and was divided into four sections. It is as follows: Part 1: Third and fourth move- ments from the Eroica Sonata by MacDowell, played by Clara Harsh. Part 2: "The Lark Is Smiling Through" by John Alden Carpenter, "Moon Marketing" by Powell Weav- er, "A Caravan from China Comes" by Alice Barnett and "The Cry of Ra- chel" by Mrs. Salter, sung by Mrs. Burton Atwood, Sr., accompanied by Mrs. Hunter at the piano. Part 3: "Moods," "Drifting" and "Echoes from a Tea Dansante" by Floy Little Bartlett, sung by Mrs. Brewer, Estelle Smigart and Mrs. Bartlett. Part 4: "Hills" by LaForge, "Home" and "Love Is the Wind" by Mae Fay- den sung by Mrs. Bosworth accom- panied by Mrs. Kingery at the piano. Miss Marion Coryell as guest pian- ist, played a charming group of num- bers of her own composition. They were as follows: "Up in the Swing," "Chasing Butterflies," "Boat Song," "Largo," "To a Japanese Moon" and "Kijanomi." EXTOL WORTH OF "VIGORO" "How to Grow Velvety Lawns, Beautiful Flowers and Luxuriant Shrubs," a subject in which every home owner particularly is interested, at this time of year especially, is treated in a little booklet issued by Swift & company in describing the value of its product, "Vigoro," as a specially prepared plant food. Vigoro is sold in Winnetka by the E. B. Taylor Hardware company. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FAVORS BAND TAX IDEA (Continued from Page 1) band to amount to much if its mem- bers have to be worrying constantly about money. Let's put music in our annual budget by passing the band proposition at the April election, and stop passing the hat! Avoid "Passing the Hat" "The largest portion, if not all of the Fourth of July and Memorial day celebration expenses can be paid out of the band fund and the village would not have to pass the hat each year for these celebrations. "An estimated cost for the band the first year which would be larger than any of the following years, since buy- ing supplies and outfitting the band would require about $9,000 or less than 1.5 mill tax. "The increase in taxes to the aver- age taxpayer in Winnetka would be from $1 to $3 a year or from eight to twenty-five cents a month. Let us show our neighboring towns that Winnetka still leads in her public ac- tivities by voting 'yes' on the band proposition." C. OF C. ELECTIONS The annual election of officers of the Winnetka Chamber of Commerce will be held on Monday, April 11. Formal installation of the officers then se- lected will be held at the May meet- ing, to which officers from the or- ganizations of neighboring villages will be invited. The meeting will be preceded by a dinner and the trans- action of regular business. A nom- inating committee, composed of Dr. J. E. Fonda, Paul Reschke, John Hoth, A. F. Peters and Gustave Nelson, were appointed to make nominations for the positions to be filled. son been very kind, having favorites on slim, slim lines. ward. Delightfully Youthful FROCKS A WOMAN is as young as she looks and Dame Fashion has this new sea- We are a this time showing a wide va- riety of frocks including Wash Silks, rang- ing in price from $19.50 and upward. Crepe Silk Frocks from $29.50 and up- The Pauline Shop 913 LINDEN AVENUE, HUBBARD WOODS designed her