The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

HT HT HH HH THT. 24 WINNETKA TALK December 10, 1927 ALLLLLSLLISS SILL SSS SSS SSSI SSS SSS LSS S SSIS SS SSSSS LISS SSIS SSS SSIS SS ISAS SSSA SSS SSIS PG SSSI SIS S SASS SSSSSSSSSSS SSS SSS SSS Grace Herbst Gifts--Interior Decorations SISTA SAS SSS SASS SSSSSSSS SSS SSS SSIS 563 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka I don't want to be trite but do start that Christmas Shopping Early while selections are Wide and Varied VISLLSLLLLLLLILLLLLLLLLLL LLL LLL SSL LL SLL SS SS TSS SS SSSSSSSSS SSS S SLA SSSI AL SSIS SAIS LSA F AAAS AAA LAASLSLSLLLLSS SSS L SSSI LS LSS SS SSS SSS LSS SS SSS SISA SSIS SASS SA SAS ISIS S SSSI SLLLLLSLSSS SS SLLLSSS SSL S SSS SSS SS SALSA SSSA AAAS ISSA SSIS SISSLSLLSSISSSSSSSSS SSL SSS SSS LSS SSS SSIS S ASSL S SSS SSS AISA SIS 4 IF YOU HAVE NOT AL- READY VIS- ITED OUR NEW GIFT ROOM YOU WILL DO WELL TO INCLUDE THE TALLY HO SHOP IN YOUR LIST OF CALLS--A RARE COLLECTION OF BEAUTIFUL - THINGS IS HERE TO GREET YOU, WELL CHOSEN, WE BELIEVE, AND SURPRISINGLY REASONABLE IN PRICE. MOST EVERY COUNTRY ON THE GLOBE HAS SENT US SOME BEAUTIFUL WARE AND WHILE STOCKS ARE COMPLETE WE HOPE YOU WILL FIND TIME TO COME VISIT US -- GIFTS FOR OUT OF TOWN WILL BE PACKED WITHOUT ADDITIONAL CHARGE AND SENT OFF WITHOUT WORRYING YOU PERSONALLY ABOUT THEM. WERE SO "GET-AT-ABLE" RIGHT ON THE LAKE SIDE OF SHERIDAN ROAD, WILMETTE-- QUITE NEAR THE TEATRO DEL LAGO. WE HOPE YOU WILL DROP IN AS YOU PASS BY. UNTIL CHRISTMAS WE WILL BE OPEN EACH EVENING AND SHOULD YOU FIND IT CONVENIENT TO SPEND THE EVENING BROWSING AROUND LEISURELY --DO SO; YOU'LL FIND OUR SALESPEOPLE HELPFUL, NOT FORCEFUL. WE HAVE ACRES OF PARKING SPACE ON ALL SIDES OF US. TALLY<HO SHOP 1428 SHERIDAN ROAD WILMETTE ILL A Red Cross Roll Call in Winnetka Secures $3226 he Winnetka committee of the An- nual Red Cross Roll call takes great pleasure in reporting that we have sent in a larger contribution than ever before for the work of the Chicago Chapter of the American Red Cross," writes Mrs. Willoughby Walling, chairman of the local campaign. "One hundred and forty women worked so successfully on a house-to- house canvass, and the pupils of New Trier High school and of North Shore Country Day school contributed so generously" continues the statement, "that we were able to report the en- rollment of 1635 members, who con- tributed a total of $3,226. This is sev- eral hundred dollars better than we have ever done before, and each worker may well enjoy a special sense of grat- ification in having taken part in so suc- cessful an effort to express the gen- erosity of our community." Officials Authorize New Alley in North Section A revised proceedings for the es- tablishment of an alley west of Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods, from Tower road to Merrill avenue, was authorized by the Winnetka board of local im- provements last Tuesday evening. This is an improvement which has been considered by the board for some time, the original proceedings includ- ing an alley to extend one block further north than that decided upon by the board at its meeting this week. A public hearing was set on the mat- ter of a proposed alley from Tower to Merrill, for Tuesday evening. There were no objections, and the board au- thorized the necessary ordinance which will be introduced at the next meeting of the board. wm INVITE 2500 MASONS TO TEMPLE DEDICATION Committee Perfects Plans for Rites With Emmerson Presiding Plans for the dedication of the Ma- sonic temple at Maple avenue and Lake street, Evanston, on Saturday, Decem- ber 17, are being completed by the committee in charge. The presence of Louis I. Emmerson, Grand Master of Masons of Illinois, and officers of the Grand Lodge of Illnois, has been as- sured. Mg. Emmersdn will conduct the ceremonies assisted by the officers of the state Grand Lodge. Lodge. Over 2,500 mvitations to the dedica- tion were mailed this week to Masons of all orders in the vicinity. The com- mittee in charge of the arrangements consists of the presiding officers of the Evanston lodges: William French, John T. Rohrer, Charles L. Scripps, Oswald E. Wahlberg, Hugh Orr and William H. Knutz. These men represent respectively the following lodges of Evanston Masons which are all owners of the new tem- ple: Evans lodge, No. 524 A. F. and A. M.; Wayfarer's lodge, No. 1001 A. F. and A. M.; North Evanston lodge. No. 1060 A. F. and A. M. Evanston chap- ter No. 144 R. A. M.; Evanston Com- mandery No. 58 K. T.; Augustus N. Gage council No. 124 R. and S. M. The Matheon Day nursery board of the Chicago Commons is giving a Christmas 'party for the thirty-five little ones who attend the nursery, Saturday, December 17, at 1:30 o'clock. Mrs. Theodore J. Coyne, with her committee, will have charge of ar- rangements. The little guests average from 2% to 6 years of age. Dolls, Dolls' Things, Sew- ing, and Smocking of Infant Wear, Doll Houses and Furnish- ings. electric lights too. livery. Phone Glencoe 1161 ST TE EE EE TT A New Doll House of English Design will be on Display-- Tuesday in Schell's Store--806-10 Elm St. Winnetka Every little girl should see this beautiful English type Doll House. Made of stucco and miniature timbers. All six rooms are attractively decorated and furnished. Has Orders for only ten more of these magnificent Doll Houses can be taken for Christmas de- Other Doll Houses may also be had, prices ranging upwards from $25. For further information, call The Doll House Opposite New Glencoe School 271 Linden Avenue 909 Linden Ave. LOOK THE BODY & FENDER SHOP Specializing in AUTO BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING JESSE LOWE For five years foreman and manager of Evanston Bump Shop. Hubbard Woods Winnetka 686 --