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Ze WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATU RDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1923 GIVE THANKSGIVING DRAMA AT SKOKIE Thanksgiving is with us again and the dramatic class of the Skokie school is preparing to entertain the children of all the Winnetka schools with a Thanksgiving play. "Thanks- giving at Plymouth," a play for chil- dren written by Mrs. Lucy A. Cuddy of the San Francisco Children's theatre, and produced in that city sev- eral times last fall, has been chosen as the play. Wednesday, November 28, at 2 o'clock, the children will assemble in the Jane Kuppenheimer Memorial hall for the program. When they are all crowded in, not much room is left for any one else, so the Skokie children are going to repeat their play the following Saturday night, Dec- ember 1, at 7:30 o'clock, for the benefit of parents and friends who may wish to attend. The admission charge is moderate and the Skokie Dramatic class prom- ises that the presentation will be with the same degree of artistic finish which has been commended in their previous productions. All of the cos- tumes and scenery are the product of the children's own efforts and have been prepared in conjunction with their dramatic study. The play is in every sense a creation of their own. The proceed of this, as of previous plays, will be turned into further equipment of the school. Several New Homes in Week's Building List Permission to build in the village of Winnetka has been given to the fol- lowing persons: Fred Walter, who will build a home at 1377 Scott street in the Chicago, North Shore Land Com- pany's sub-division; Frederick A. Coop- er, who will build two homes at 1004 and 1010 Cherry street, respectively; Alfred C. Manierre, who will build at 717 Rosewood avenue; William Aitken, who will build at 165 Fuller lane. SCHNEIBLE HAVE SOLD The two-acre Joseph Schneible estate at 254 Scott avenue, Hubbard Woods, has been purchased by A. W. Mitchell of Chicago. Mr. Mitchell expects to move into his new home on or about December 1. The sale was negotiated by John Hindrum, does) realtor. F. C. Magee Residence Is Sold for $100,000 McQuire and Orr, have sold for the estate of F. C. Magee, the property at 735 Sheridan road. This is a 12-room brick colonial home and garage with apartment above. The grounds are 160 by 400 feet and attractively landscaped. | McQuire and Orr were exclusive agents for the property and had several in- terested buyers, but H. H. Kennedy, the tennant, purchased the property for $100,000. THE FAMILY TABLE Weekly papers like ours lie on the sitting-room table all week and are usually read from upper left hand corner of the first page to the lower right-hand corner of the last page. And everybody in the house reads them, except the very sick and the very young. Want Ads in weekly papers are read several times and by many people. JOHN MAITLAND Carpenter and General Contractor | | Remodeling or New Work. Estimates Furnished Ridge Ave. and Seeger St. | Phone Wil. 1459 | KATHLEEN AIR Specialist in Child Training for Piano Study Principal of Winnetka Branch of Columbia School of Music Phone Winnetka 974 Unique Style Shop COATS SUITS DRESSES Our styles, fabrics and prices cannot be beat. You can convince yourself by paying us a visit. 1126 CENTRAL AVE. Phone Wil. 2403 Brady & Riddle Will Do Your Carpenter Repairs Cheaply and Promptly Estimates Furnished Phone Winnetka 381 18 PROUTY As | Open Evenings Come and hear a Cutting and | THE RADIO SERVICE SHOP Washington Radio Receiver . Affeldt PHONE 1840 RADIO SUPPLIES Open Sunday Mornings Boel fi St Rasmesen's SANE <= PAINT = of all kinds. Tubes and Special colors A HELPFUL MONEY SAVING SERVICE FREELY GIVEN ON ALL YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS Painting and Decorating Phone | A Feast Ahead for Turkey Day! Plenty of poultry par excellence purveyed in this pleasing market. The well-conditioned birds we sell are war- ranted to be flavorful and tender. help you select one. PETERS MARKET Phone Winnetka 920-921-922 A. PETERS, Prop. 734 ELM STREET Let us " Winter etoile But Summer Under the Hood AY a quick-starting, smooth-running motor that never gets too hot or too cold. Because it's shielded from the weather by -n [RVING ; 100% Automatic | Shutter Nothing to adjust--nothing to remem- ber--or forget. irving Automatic tends to everything. When your mot) heats | up the shutter leaves open automatically. |! They close tight the instant your motor || stops. That shuts the warmth in--and | holds it there. i No matter how cold the weather, ur motor stays right on the job with a June | adjustment of the carburetor when your car is equipped with the Irviag. | And it looks fine on the car, too One Price for all Cars $25.00 RICHARDSON'S Phone Phons G AR AG het WINNETKA 726 Elm Street Fruits and Nuts Appeal to children and grown- ups. alike, . So be. sure to list them. dor vour Thanksgiving table. Select them here. Fresh, delicious and reasonably priced. Charge Accounts Opened to Responsible Parties 4 Deliveries Daily Scuth Water Fruit Market 561 Lincoln Ave. Phone 3902 Winnetka 2 ae =>