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6: WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1923 Turkeys Do Have a Way of Making Men's Class of Men's Class to Spread Cheer at Vets Hosiptal the Sunday Morning the Winnetka Congre- Members of be not forgotten over the holidays. Con- tributions from the individual were limited to one dollar. The Men's class will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at the Great Lakes hospital, automobile transportation hav- at Community Mouse, presided over by Prof. William A. Hadley. Those who go to Great Lakes are requested to be at Community House at 8:50 o'clock Sunday morning. which was struck by a car driven by Mary Gaskell, 24 Sheridan road, Kenil- worth. The collision occured at Oak and Linden streets. Wells was said to have been rendered unconscious when he was thrown to the One Feel Small gational church have given $66.50 to-| ing heen provided for every member. pavement by the impact of the collision. a lg Eh ward Chirstmas cheer for the disabled! They are to visit the unfortunate men, Highland Park Man Hurt He suffered several broken ribs and Theoretically, the charge from a| men in the Great Lakes and Fort Sheri- | for the most part victims of shell-shock in Automobile Collision painful cuts about the face. ; perfectly good police department shot- | dan hospitals. (principally mental cases), and spread a Miss Gaskell and her companion, Fred Wells, of Highland Park, was painfully injured Thursday night, De- cember 6, when he was thrown from a taxi-cab, driven by Edmund Scully, gun scatters over a considerable area, so that one can rely implicitly upon having some "shot" hit a given mark. But the theory was bursted all to smithereens last Friday when patrol- man William Burgdorf fared forth to the H. R. Urion home at 989 Cherry street, where a prize turkey had lodged itself high in the uppermost branches of a lofty elm. . Burgdorf blazed away at the errant gobbler--twice, and, at each.blazing. the bird simply gobbled a bit and ruffled its feathers in a manner to im- ply an equine guffaw. Burgdorf went back to the arsenal at police headquarters and replenish- ed his shell chambers. It is estimated that the third shot brought the proud truant to an untimely death. "Must have been something wrong with those shells," Burgdorf explain- ed to Chief Peterson. "I shot right at his head, because I didn't want to fill him full of lead, but he didn't as much as move. But the third shot got him for keeps." The question that perplexes the members of the police department, 1s: Did the turkey get shot or merely ex- pire from the shock of being shot at and missed. MacDowell Club Gives Program of Xmas Music The MacDowell Musical Club of Winnetka held its December meeting at the Glencoe Union church Monday of this week at which an interesting pro- gram of Christmas and oratorio music was given before a large audience. The program was as follows: Organ--Fantasia Weegman Mrs. Percival Hunter Trio--Lift Thine Eyes (Elijah) The contribution comes in response! bit of cheer as the holidays approach. to an appeal sent forth by the Wauke- Members of the class who cannot gan Y. M. C. A. several weeks ago, re-| make the trip to Great Lakes, are in-' questing that the men in the hospitals formed that a class session will be held Miss Marion Johnson, of Kenilworth, as well as the driver of the taxi, es- caped injury. Both machines were badly damaged. RR IRR RVR : J ON CHRISTMAS MORN wouldn't you be pleased to find among your gifts at least one pair of Phoenix, La France or Merrill hose? Cy ET AS, Mrs. Atwood, Mrs. Hansel, Mrs. Cooley Violin--Barcarolle .Floy Little Bartlett Mrs. Kingery and Mrs. Bartlett The Babe in the Manger (Norwegian Folk Song)--Arranged by Dick- BC Se fr ; ; wood, Ni. Trane, Nes ey Then why not settle the gift problem right now and decide on silk hosiery for each friend? Ara Re hey Sl Be Ter Our Hosiery Department is a Mecca for Organ--Chrigmi 'Fiorate (on ol many ladies who appreciate quality, because ° The Spirit of Yuletide (Gavotte.... LT Ree Grace 'Orcutt A Happy New Year (irom Holiday Srite) "i... Grace Orcutt Thanksgiving (from Pastorale Suite) Demarest confidence abides where satisfaction has been assured. The wide range in pricing makes a hosiery Mrs. Orcutt Recitative and Aria--Oh Thou That Tellest (Messiah) ..... Handel The Kings a Peter Cornelius if ibl f 11 Carols for Somes ire: gl t POSS1 € or a . Happy Song Old French Noel PU $1.00 $1.25 . 351.50 +-31.05 . .olumber on; Le] nian esus Bs vies snare Gevaert Collection Lo Arranged by Bivid i $2.00 $2.5 0 $2 / 5 Bam And adjoining the hosiery section you will find a silk un- derwear showing of dainty Van Raalte vests, bloomers, and princess slips, attractively priced. A Van Raalte Gift Always Pleases Hearing Next Tuesday On Contemplated Sub-Station Interested property owners are urged to attend a public hearing at the Vil- lage hall, Tuesday evening, December 18, for the purpose of discussing a re- quest of the Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Electric railway to be per- mitted to establish a sub-station on its property at the northeast corner of Gloves and Ch rmi Foxdale and Humboldt avenues, the Handkerchiefs a ng sub-station to be used for transform- ing high voltage energy for operation of the electric railroad. Under the provisions of the Zoning ordinance, local officials explain, the council may, after public natice and hearing, authorize, in: any location, a structure or premises to be used by a public service corporation or for public utility or municipal purposes, which it deems reasonably necessary for the pub- lic convenience and welfare. The hearing on Tuesday evening is called by the Zoning committee of the Village council, of which Mary A. Langworthy is chairman. It is stated that a group of interested property owners have organized to pro- test the proposed establishment of the sub-station in the locality indicated. Boudoir Caps are always useful and one can never have too many of either. Tarry at this counter and you will find just what you want for the person that you almost over- looked. combined of rib- bons and laces in all the pastel shades and the handsome ones fashioned of black for Pullman wear make most accept- able gifts. Store Open Evenings Until Xmas Four Deliveries Daily from Kenilworth to Glencoe The Arc's are looking for games oad G. L. ZICK & CO. in both the light and heavy-weight classes. it is announced. Information . f= Ba WINNETKA, ILL. HUBBARD WOODS, ILL. | c= H. Arb'n, phone Winnetka 525-R. { "Let's Go!" concludes the chal- lenge. Arcanum Basketball Men X Looking for Competition | ¥ The basketball teams representing Winnetka council, Royal Arcanum, are "rarin' to go." Leastwise, one may surmise that fact in reading the chal- lenge sent forth this week to all aspir- in~ cage aggregations.