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November 6, 1926 WINNETKA TALK Community Center Unfolds Hallowe'en Thrills for 2,500 Were you among those 2,500 present in Community House Hallowe'en? If so you were one eye-witness to one of the most joy-giving times to young- sters the village has ever seen. Spooks, fortune tellers, Captain Kids, pirates and the surprising grab bag furnished many thrills, while motion pictures, sleight of hand performances, a Punch and Judy show, and chalk talk artists and others gave happy entertainment to a succession of audiences. The Gymnasium was the scene of many tests of skill and strength, which fur- nished fun and thrills to participants as well as to a large crowd of on- lookers. Everyone was treated to an ice cream cone and stick of candy before leaving the building, to say nothing of the apples given by the mighty pirates to those lucky enough to hit the wild monkey in the jungle. Many of the guests were in gay Hallowe'en cos- tumes. A prize was given to the boy and the girl having the best costume. The girls' prize was awarded to Mary Jane Stevenson, and the boys' to Arthur Henning. Community House was at- {the Field department of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, will U. S. Chamber of Commerce Man to Address Local Men | Harry Baxter, district secretary of | attend the next dinner and meeting of | the Winnetka Chamber of Commerce at Community House, Monday eve- | ning, November 8, at 7 o'clock. Mr. Baxter is well posted on the | United States Chamber of Commerce affairs and will speak on the relation | of the National organization to the | Winnetka Chamber of Commerce. At this dinner also will be present | the following officers of the Illinois | Chamber of Commerce: Harvey T.| Hill, general secretary; J. H. Hudson, | who is organizing the new retail divi- fsion of the state organization and Les- ter B. Colby, staff correspondent. Messrs. Hill and Hudson have just re- turned from an Eastern speaking tour. Mr. Colby has been writing the arti- cles on "Rediscovering Illinois," which have been appearing in the daily press. | Prof. John Borino of the Winnetka | Music studio will furnish the music at the dinner. Fort Sheridan Squad Will Help Armistice Day Arrangements have been made for Snow and Colder! Phone Eckart's Winnetka 843 for this Twas Said; That two Brothers in the Bowery met and Sol said "What is it you got on?" And Sam said, "It's a golf- tractively decorated for the occasion. [the observance of Armistice day Large groups of public spirited men | I hursday, November 11, by Winnetka and women worked hard to make this | Post No. 10, American Legion. : i ing suit." "But," cried Sol. | ET eT ERY evening a success and the result was a | happy time for everybody. Thanks are due the following chairmen and their committees, and especially the general chairman, Mr. A. Earl Bryson. The committee chairmen were: Burton H. Atwood, Jr, Herbert W. Paulson, Mrs. Arthur. W. Cushman, Mrs. J. M. Coulter, Benj. J.. Kellum, Dr. James Fonda, Mancell T. Clark, Miss Mary King, Thos. J. Lynch, Harry P. Clarke, A. Lee Adams, Thos. N. Wheatley. the post. the pupils at Skokie school. A Squad from Fort Sheridan will meet the post colors at Community House and escort them to the sieps of the Village hall, fire a salute, and sound taps. This service will be at 11 o'clock and will be in charge of E. G. Howell, Sr., vice-commander-eiect of The public is invited. Following the exercises at the Vil- lage hall, it is planned for Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin to make a short address to » QQ Q tr 347 Forest Avenue Yesterlaid Eggs "Fresh Eggs That Are Fresh" We have just made a buying connection with several additional poultry farms for an in- creased supply of 24 HOUR EGGS making it possible for us to take on a few more regular customers. While our business has been in operation less than three months, we are already supply- ing more than 200 Winnetka families with "Yesterlaid"' guaranteed eggs. For particulars phone Winnetka 114 or 961. "Yesterlaid" Eggs Delivered Every Day Yesterlaid Egg Co. Gordon H. Rogers--Laurence E. Cooke Winnetka "It's six sizes too large for you." 'Shh!' "Dey all cost the same." said Sam, Now that is the trouble with lots of us. We look no further than the price tag. At our store however, you are protected from any mis- judgment of your purchase being best suited to your needs, for we do not hesi- tate to sell you something at a lower price if it is all you require or to recommend and be in comfort other things that experience like this has proven to us will give vou better returns for what you pay in the long run. This is the surest way to both save more money and get the most for what you pay. Eckart Hardware Co. 735 Elm Street - Phone Winnetka 843-44 WINNETKA