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4 WINNETKA TALK September 29, 1928 rr a "Look Your Best" Marcelling | We can't help boasting just a little about our new "'marceller."" We feel that we have secured the services of one who is truly an expert. Health and Reducing Baths REKREATOR Effortless Exerciser MARIA Beauty Culture ELM ST. AT CHESTNUT i (Second Floor) Telephone Winnetka 762 MRS. BUENGER TO ENTERTAIN Mrs. Theodore A. Buenger will en- tertain the teachers of Horace Mann school at her home, 268 Ridge avenue, next Friday afternoon at 4:30. The purpose of the meeting will be to talk over the parent-teacher work for the year. = : FLOWERS FOR MILADY When you pass our flower shop display of choice blossoms the | chances are one hundred to one that you think of wife or sweet- heart. But what good is it to her if you think but fail to act? Next time you pass come in and select a pretty bunch of flowers for her. Take them yourself or we will send them. You are sure, this way, to make her happy. Flowers by Wire DESIGNS -- DECORATIONS I1g's Florist Established 25 Years CENTER ST. AT PINE TEL. WINNETKA 313 dd Sh J Sa a ooh on ong Tray TI TUwOOaaweeees TT EL TT TTT Pro w Classes for Foreign Born Will Start Next Monday The classes in English, which will be organized at Community House Mon- day evening, October 8, are open to any one who wishes to learn to speak or write English, particularly those who are foreign born. Registration will be made on the foregoing date and fees will be re- ceived, in order that the regular class work may be taken up the following week. Instructors will be present to register those desiring to enter, and to arrange classes. Teachers in charge of the work will be Miss Livia Youngquist, Miss Millicent Anderson, and Miss Margaret Wilson, all of the Winnetka Public schools. Seymour Olmstead will assist on Tuesday evenings, giving information relative to the laws and ideals of the country. Those who contemplate entering these classes are urged to be present at the October 8 meeting. Further in- formation relative to the work, fees, etc, may be obtained by telephoning Community House, Winnetka 538. Gimbastian and Others Will Face Federal Jury Palmer Gimbastian. of Northfield, his wife, Mrs. [Italia Gimbastian, and George Corrado Guastaphalia of Hub- bard Woods, were bound over to the Federal grand jury, Tuesday, by United States Commissioner Edwin K. Walker. Similar charges against Mrs. George C. Guastaphalia were dis- missed. These are among the cases growing out of the regent arrests in Winnetka and vicinity on charges of violation of the prohibition law. The hearings in connection with similar charges against Frank Wool- ley and F. T. Richardson, are set for today. Seminars, Classes Now Being Held for Winnetka Teachers Classes in educational sociology, psy- chology, art, and dramatics for teach- ers of the Winnetka Public schools are now being conducted at the Skokie school and at the Community House. Four meetings of each class are held per month from 7 to 9 o'clock on des- ignated evenings. Twice each month seminars are conducted under the di- rection of Superintendent Carleton Washburne, and to these seminars original research work of the teachers is brought. The teacher classes are accredited by che Colorado State Teachers' college, and the credits of that institution are transferable. The regular classes, which began this week, will run for twenty-four weeks, while the seminars will be continued throughout the en- tire school year. The various classes are under the direction of the following persons: educational scoiology, S. R. Logan; psychology, Miss Frances Dummer; art, Miss Alta Gahan, and dramatic art, Mrs. Frances Murray. AID WOMEN'S COUNCIL The Winnetsa circles for the past years have been sending delegates each month to the Chicago Business Wom- an's council to wait on the lunch tables where the girls get a hot lunch for twenty-five cents. Those who as- sisted this month were Mrs. C. S. Ostom, 466 Cedar street; Mrs. Wil- liam Hadley, 913 Oak street; Mrs. Ralph Morphett, 964 Tower road; Mrs. Albert Martin, 997 Vine street. Edgar Stanton, 30 Locust road, Indian Hill, left Sunday, September 23, for Yale university, where he enters his freshman year. Ph wn RAPP BROS. 1869--1870 Winnetka, 1871--1872 ] & [llinois 10 bars A. F. Soap, box of 80 bars Chipso or Large Ivory Flakes, large package Large Ivory Soap, 10 bars Kitchen Klenser, 10 cans Camay Soap, 3 bars Specials for Monday, Oct. 1 American Family or Fels Naptha Soap, P. & G. White Naptha Soap, 10 bars .. 49¢c Scotch Bell Toilet Tissue, 10 rolls Rib Veal Chops, Ib. ...........: Best Veal Stew, lb. .......... ... SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th Leg Spring Lamb, lb. ............ Sweetheart Fresh Garden Peas, Cooking Eggs, doz. ............ 39¢ Shoulder Lamb, 1b. .............. Jee Scans... LLANE TE 59c | 'Pure Lard, 2 Ibs. ......... v.21. 35¢ Pork Loin Roast Ibe civ ovens 33¢ Sweetheart Fruit Salad, No. 3 can, Hubbard Squash, b. a Se rts a nirdd BE Ble EL Fa TR, EL weet Potatoes, Jersey, s. ...29¢c Bark Romels Fresh Callies, Ib. ....23¢ | Fresh Dressed Frying Chickens, Fresh Tomatoes, Sadide 25¢ eal Roast, Boneless, Ib. ........ 38c ToT. 37c | Egg Plant, each .......... 20 & 30c Veal Roast, Shoulder, Ib. ........ 32¢ Fresh Dressed Stewing Chickens, Green Beans, Fresh, qt. ......... 15¢ Wilson Certified Hams, Whole or Ib. 0 PEE SR amen 35¢ Yellow Turnips, Ib. ........ 0... Sc Half, 1b... on areiivodin 32¢ F ssh Dressed Long Island Ducks, Cooking Apples, 4 lbs. ............ 29c Mi . gl | Ibe c Jonathan Apples, 3 lbs. .......... 29¢ Miler Hers Bonn Sliced, § Ibs. $1 | Beef Tenderloins, Larded, Ib... 65c | Colorado Peaches, bsk. ......... 35c Tyan Janjaen Pun am Fre Sweetheart Peanut Butter, Bartlett Pears, bsk. ............ 39¢ J S Pair F iy 10:67. JOr viel Brin 25¢ | Concord Grapes, bsk. ........... 29c ones Sausage (Dairy Farm) Beef Pot Roast, Best, Ib. ....... 32¢ Grapes, Tokay, Seedless Malaga, Sweetheart Sliced Pineapple, No. 3 Chopped Beef, Fresh, Ib. ........ 25¢ 2bs. L.A, EL PRN. 2 29¢ tin, 2 tins oueos. cil ee ae 5c Pure Cane Sugar, 10 lbs. ........ 65¢ Cantaloupes, Honey Dew, Casaba, Butter, Creamery, Best, 1b. ..... 53c Persian Melons M.. _ Specials for Tuesday, Oct. 2 Pillsbury, Ceresota or Gold Medal Flour, 10:30 A, M.. Persimmons, 3 for plot a $4.65 2414 -1b. sacks ....... ................. 98 3 cans Lake Side Sifted Peas ............50c Quaker Oats, quick or regular, 2 pkgs. Swedish Wafers ................ 50c eall DRE. 7. i a 10c 2 Angeles Marshmallows, 10 oz. ......... 50c Cream of Wheat or Wheatena, pkg. ....24c 1 pt. Maywood Giant Ripe Olives ...... 50c ray ee 20c Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, pkg. .... . .14c 3 cans Kenel Ration ....................50¢ ve $1.19 Scudder's Syrup, full qt. ................6%¢ 6 cans Campbell's Tomato Soup ........ 50¢c a, $1.00 Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg. ........... 3% 2 glasses Grape Jelly, 11 oz. ............50c 6c Post Bran Flakes, pkg. ................. 12¢ 3 pkgs. Holland Tea Rusk .............. 50c ok Muffets, phe. tH Lge. LL Me 1 23-0z. S. H. Strained Honey ..........50c ce 25¢ Loin:Lamb Chops, Ib. &................ 55¢ 1 15.1b, can Lipton Tea ................. 50c hive, aul 39¢ Best Lamb Stew, Ib. ................... 2% 1 Ib. Chase & Sanborn Coffee ..........50¢c when co 32¢ Lamb Patties, Ib. ii 2... ve. 0300 Best Sirloin Steak, Ib. ...... ........... .55¢ FREE DELIVERY SERVICE IN KENILWORTH E LIVERY SERYVICELIN HE y WINNETKA, HUBBARD WOODS AND GLENCOE 11:30 A, M.. 2 P. V.. 2:20 PW, Specials for Wednesday, Oct. 3 1:20 P, w.