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10 WINNETKA TALK April 2, 1927 When the Oldest Grocery and Market in Hubbard Woods advertises price saving, you can rest assured that it still adheres to its policy of Quality Uppermost, the Best the Market Affords. AT PRESENT PURCHASERS OF CANNED GOODS CAN SAVE. The wise housewife will stock up now. PULLOM ana REGAN Grocery and Market 1062 Gage Street Hubbard Woods Phones: Winn. 710-711 Park Society to Be Guests of Local Group At its next meeting Wednesday, | | April 6, the Woman's society of the Concert on Tuesday | Winnetka Congregational church will| Tuesday evening, April 5 at 8 | have as guests members of the Wom- | p'clock the Men's Glee club of Shurt- an's Society of the First Congrega- |leff college, Alton, Ill, will give a con- tional church of Oak Park of which [cert at the Wilmette Baptist church. Dr. Albert Palmer is the pastor. | The club is managed by Kermit Bond Last year members of the Winnetka | Beasley, a Wilmette youth, who has Society visited the Oak Park organiza- | been a member of the organization | tion and were royally entertained. | for the past two years. I'he local society has long been eager | The Shurtleff Glee club is under the to welcome the Oak Park ladies and |jeadership of the directors of the col- are delighted with this opportunity. [lege conservatory of music, Prof. and | Mrs. Daniel Jones, to whom much of its success is due. Shurtleff College | Oak Glee Club to Give Mr. and Mrs. William B. McIlvaine, { | Jr, 322 Ridge avenue, announce the This concert is one of a series even | birth of a son at the Evanston hospi- |. AS COTNCerL 1s one « Cries bye al March 21. 'The Int: A lin a number of cities in celebration of arc : te infant has been the centennial of Shurtleff college named William B. McIlvaine, III % hi 8 ee dhded in 1827 . g | Mrs. McIlvaine was Miss Marion |v ch Was ] . No admission is to be charged for Tuesday's concert and it is the hope of the Baptist church people that the residents of the community will wish to take advantage of this opportunity to enjoy an evening of really fine mu- Boston. ire Cs Mrs. Guy Stuart Bailey, 747 Lincoln avenue, Mrs. William D. McAdams, 734 Lincoln avenue, and Mrs. Laur- ence I. Doty, 467 Linden avenue, re- | Fenno of turned Wednesday from New York | SIC ; City. Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Doty| The club's instrumental trig, cor- were there for two weeks, and Mrs. | Posed of violin, cello and piano lends McAdams for a month. |a pleasing variety to a program that | promises to be highly entertaining | every minute of the time. SUBSCRIBE NOW $$$ § a : | Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sieg, 718 Center Mail your pledge now treet are entertaining Mrs. Sieg's | brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and | Mrs. Herman T. Spain of New York | City, who have been their guests for a month. for your annual 'contribution to maintenance of COMMUITY HOUSE An Entirely New Conception of "Quality at Low Cost" NEW LOW PRICES The Coach ... The Coupe ... Former price $645 $595 Former price $645 62 The Sedan ... Former price $735 we $695 Te mea. 3025 loon tires and steel disc wheels. Former price $535 with balloon tires only. The Sport Cabriolet . . . . . . Entire new model with rumble seat 1-Ton Truck .. $495 (Chassis only) Balloon Tires Now Standard Equipment on All Models--All prices F. 0. B. Flint. RICHARDSO 726 ELM STREET The Roadster . . Price includes Bal- tires only. 14-Ton Truck . . (Chassis only) FRED T. RICHARDSON, JR. 5145 $525 loon tires and steel disc wheels. Former price $535 with balloon $395 ' J = - N Automobile Washing Day and Night With the service we are offering on wash- ing, you need not be without your car for any length of time. Bring your car in, or phone us and we will call for it. . .clean it thoroughly inside and out and deliver it to you promptly when promised. Gasoline . . . Oil . . . Greasing "When it's time to retire" buy FISK \ N°'S GARAGE PHONE WINNETKA 25