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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1924 DONATE PIANO 10 OUR SCHOOLS Kuppenheimers 'Add Stein- way to Memorial Hall Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Kuppenheimer, generous donors to Skokie school of Jane Kuppenheimer hall, have again made the community indebted to them by placing in this beautiful memorial hall a magnificent Steinway concert grand piano. This instrument will not only add the finishing touch of comeli- ness to a hall noble in its proportions and unusually attractive in its color- ings and decorations, but it will also be an invaluable aid to school and com- munity music. This plano will be dedicated on Mon- day evening, October 13, by a recital to be given by the gifted young artist, Gitta Gradova, pupil of Mme. Djane Lavoie-Herz of Chicago. That this re- cital will be a great delight and in- spiration to the audience is assured when one considers the marvelous ability of Miss Gradova. By a writer in "The Nation" she is ranked as the "fore- most woman pianist now before the public." The following are excerpts from the numerous press notices testifying to Miss Gradova's tremendous talent: "Virility and great power, musical insight, an astonishing command of finger technique, together with feeling and imagination."--New York Herald. "Talent far beyond the measure dis- played by the average, a combination of technique and expressive power that captured and held the interest." --New York Tribune. "A player of exceptional gifts, con: sisting of strongly marked interpreta- tive talent, splendidly virile attack, ac- curate technical mastery, and a sensi- tive touch and soulful tone."--New York American. FIRE DESTROYS STAIRWAY The stairway leading to the boiler room, in the rear of the North Shore Gas company offices at 744 Elm street, was destroyed by fire Monday night, September 22. SUNDAY EVENING CLUB SUMMONS ITS MEMBERS Here's the first autumnal call of the Winnetka Sunday Evening club, an organization of aggressive young people who have been doing things hereabouts in the past year. "Attention, members!" reads a notice to Winnetka Talk from Mary S. King, chairman of the publicity committee of the club, "Sunday, October 5, is the date set for the first club meeting of the fall. Vacation is over and it is time to gather again to open a new season of pleasure and profit for the club. "The executive committee met re- cently at the home of President David Lasier and discussed many attractive plans for the current year. It was decided that the first meeting should be held at Community House on Oc- tober 5, in the Camp Fire room at 6:30 o'clock. "It is hoped that all members will be present and will try to bring at least one new member, each. The club is open to all unmarried res- idents of Winnetka of over high school age, and all those interested are urged to be present this Sunday. "There will be a further announce- ment in the Talk next week." Many Traffic Violators Run Afoul Our Coppers Speeders and other violators of the traffic regulations are not meeting with great favor with the Winnetka police, these days. The war on speed- ers is being carried on vigorously in conjunction with the rigid enforce- ment in Chicago. John Borino Announces the opening of his two music studios, 859 Elm Street, Winnetka, and 610 Fine Arts Building, Chicago, on September 22. For appointment Tel. Winnetka 1325 ES WHEN YOU WANT EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON YOUR PAINTING AND DECORATING CALL THE NORTH SHORE CO-OPERATIVE PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 556 CENTER STREET, WINNETKA Phones Winnetka 1186 or 1762 and you are sure to get QUALITY and DURABILITY at lower cost because it is the CO-OPERATIVE SYSTEM. Both Magistrate C. T. Northrop and Justice B. A. Nelson have been kept busy trying automobile cases in recent weeks. At the police department heavy cash bail is being demanded to prevent speeders from attempting to evade trial. Those fined during the past week were: John Kriesant, Wilmette, $10 and costs, for speeding; William John- son, Glencoe, $10 and costs, for speed- ing; J. Sobota, Chicago, $10 and costs for speeding; Doris Arnold, $5 and costs for speeding; W. L. Webster, Great Lakes, $5 and costs, for speed- ing; Harry Kelly, Evanston, $5 .and costs, parking without lights; Walter Bachrach, $5 and costs, parking with- out lights; Charles Von Weller, $15 and costs, speeding; J. L. Scheffler, Highland Park, $15 and costs, speed- ing; J. C.:Cormack,. $5" and costs, speeding; Ervin Lindeman, Evanston, $10 and costs, no chauffer's license; John Bell, $5 and costs, speeding; J. C. Leaming, $20 and costs, speeding. To The Voters Seventh Senatorial District WRITE T0: YOUR SENATOR REPRESENTATIVES EXPRESSING "YOUR. DESIRE FOR A Your State Senator is: Hon. Frederick B. Roos 512 Marengo Avenue Forest Park Representatives: Hon. Howard P. Castle Barrington Hon. Lewis B. Springer 430 Maple Avenue Mr. Martin H. Finneran Calumet City 1923 Issue of Annual Report, New York State Troopers FREE. SEND FOR COPY. State Police Auxiliary Committee Frank L. Mather, Supt. 309 S. La Salle St. Chicago, Illinois HERE'S A REAL SNAP The Queen RADIO TABLE CONSTRUCTION--Top amd shelf of heavy fibre board and the supporting side rails of SEASONED HARD WOOD, depth 134", width 74". The top also has one wood center brace, and the shelf three wood braces running crosswise to carry the extra weight dthe batteries. COVERING--Genuine WATERPROOF leatherette, DARK GREEN in color--on both top and shelf. Only table on the market that can be recovered with any ma- terial using the back of a table knife. FINISH--Dark mahogany, quality varnish so hard it is DIFFICULT TO SCRATCH SURFACE. CORNERS--On both top and shelf are protected by heavy metal TRUNK TYPE CORNER IRONS, nickel plated. DIMENSIONS-- Size of Size of top, 1674x29 inches. shelf, 1214x229 inches. Height, 26 inches. Weight, 11 lbs. S. ROSENBAUM CO. 3120 Lincoln Ave. Fountain Square EVANSTON CHICAGO STORY Phone 5023 5228 No. Clark St. LET =a nen WE SELL Good Auto Supplies GOOD AUTO REPAIRING Agency Oakland Motor Cars Studebaker-Wulff Tires Hanson Motor Co. 555-557 CHESTNUT STREET Phone Winnetka 330 SPECIAL Three Layer Brick PINEAPPLE ICE CREAM with pecans - Cherry ICE CREAM "Purer Because Carbonated" Adams Pharmacy, 782 Elm St. G. Matteoni Bros., 742 Elm St. Snider-Cazel Drug Co., Hubbard Woods 7 50c Full Quart Brick Ristow Confectionery, Hubbard Woods Pharmacy Kenilworth Pharmacy Vie G