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38 WINNETKA TALK January 7, 1928 m-- James Hartmann, son of Mr. and| ILeanard Block of 516 Willow road, Mrs. Hugo Hartmann of 755 Lincoln | who has been spending the Christmas avenue, has returned to "finish his | holidays here, returned to the Univer- Junior year at the University of Illinois. ! sity of Illinois last Monday. Rl ----c---- BROWN"S FIRST SALE Commencing January 12th, we will held our first sale of Furniture and Rugs. Watch this paper next Saturday for genuine reductions. BROWN (FURNITURE COMPANY 1567 SHERMAN AVE. EVANSTON \ ir ------ For Your Dessert Ice Cream. This weather seems to call for a warm dessert; but if you try our delicious ice cream you will decide that the only perfect dessert suitable for every occasion is our ice cream. Also We can supply you with your poultry, bakery goods and necessities for any social function you may give. Qei499 We Deliver Free OPEN SUNDAYS 9-12; 4-6 Smith's Delicatessen 819 OAK STREET PHONE 112 HEAR RABBI FREEHOF Rabbi Solomon B. Freehof of the K. A. M. Temple, Chicago, spoke to the. North Shore Congregation Israel on Friday evening, January 6, at 8:15 o'clock P. M. on "Christianity and Judaism, Their Common Mood." In- stead of holding services at the Win- netka Masonic Temple as usual, ser- vices were held at the Skokie school, Jane Kuppenheimer Memorial hall, Elm street at Glendale. CHURCH SCHOOL RECONVENES The religious school of the North Shore Congregation Israel which has not met for the last two weeks be- cause Skokie school, where its meet- ings are held, was closed for the Christmas holidays, will hold its regu- lar session on Sunday, January 8, at 10:15 o'clock A. M. at the regular place, Skokie school. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hirsch of 716 Greenwood avenue, Wilmette, gave a dinner in honor of their daughter, Theo, at the Edgewater Beach hotel on Friday, December 30. Rn Op] Mr, and Mrs. Raymond C. Dudley of Indian Hill road are spending the winter season at the Ambassador hotel. Chicago. Sleighing Parties Order Your Sleigh Now-- Don't Wait Until the Day of the Party Phone Winnetka 32 Winnetka Teaming & Supply Co. Lawrence J. Hayes It will be made in our original shape. efficiency. Any of our patrons will enthusiastically assent. 554 LINCOLN AVE. "As Good As Ever" "DENT SHOP" No matter how badly battered up your car may be, we can put it back into its Although not expensive, our service is unexcelled in speed and Upholstering -- Top Work -- Welding -- Cutting Eveready Prestone--Non-freeze--INon-boil--Non-explosive. Black & White Garage Service PHONE WINNETKA 74 |N. T. Cagers Meet Proviso in Return Tilt on Saturday New Trier cagers will resume their basketball schedule and open the new year with a return tilt with Proviso High school tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. Although the defeat at the hands of Proviso on December 21 by a score of 26-15 still somewhat rankles in their memory, the Gray and Green heavyweights are preparing with un- dimmed confidence for the invasion of the Maywood five and will endeavor to give an entirely different account of themselves on the home floor. The lightweights, on the other hand, have no such memories, having destroyed the aspirations of the May- wood feather-five toward doubling the victory and having literally and figur- atively "carried home the bacon" to the tune of 33-8. For that reason they enter the conflict Saturday de- cidedly the favorites and with every expectation of doubling their winnings over Proviso. A game with Morton High school has been scheduled for Friday of next week and will be played at Morton. The line-up of the two teams and summary of the games on December 21 is as follows: Heavies New Trier (15) Proviso (26) B Tr BMP Nelson: rf ...3 1 3 Wrobkerf ..3. 4 1 Pattison If ..0 0 1 R'smussenlf1 0 0 Miller 'e 55 2:1 2 PFliege"c 5 4-153 Markley rg ..1 0 2 Murray rg ..0 0 1 Plowman 1g .0° 0 2 Schultz 1g ..1 1 0 Sweet vf... 0:0 ORexreg.. ... 0.1 Harwood If ..0 0 0 Klapdaw lg .1 0 0 Richards If ..0 0 1 Huffman. lg. 20.0 0 _Tetal . ..... 106 5 Rossiter™lg 201+ 1 Potal . 127 6 312 Score by quarters: Proviso: .. ". . ..... 8 9 5--26 New Brier. . 00% 6 2 0 7--15 3 Lightweights New Trier (33) Proviso (8) BB. InP B.TP T.Smithrf .. 4 1 0 Kingerly rf 0-00 Saxton If ...7'0 3 Miller'lf ....07 0:72 Thorsen ¢ ..3 2:0: Mayer e¢: ...1 1:1 Nord rg ....0 0 1 Osborne rg .1 2 2 S. Smith 1g ..0 0 0 Hendrickslg0 0 3 EE. Berol rf ..0 0 0 Wheely rf ..0 0 0 Reed 1f ..0°7°0 "0: Marick rf ..0 0.0 Damaske ¢ ..1 0 2 Parsons lf ..0 0 0 Whalen rg ;..0 0 1 Whitt ¢ . 0" 0:.0 Thompson lg0 0 0 Bechuknslg 0 1 0 Total al. 15:87 Total uo. 2.4.8 Score by quarters: 5 New Trier .......1 10 12 8--33 Proviso... 0... 3 2 2 1-- 8 PLAN SLEIGH PARTY Friendship Circle, club for young women employed in Winnetka homes, which meets weekly at Community House, is planning a sleighride party for Tuesday evening, January 10. The party will leave Community House at 8:30 o'clock and will return to the Cen- ter later for a social meeting. The Circle is planning a Bunco party to be held in the near future. Among those returning to Winnetka for the reopening of school are Mr. and Mrs. F. Everett Dahm of 75 Ab- bottsford road, their daughters, Jose- phine and Eugenia, and their son, John. They spent the holidays in Judah, IIL --0-- Miss Dorothy Reach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Reach of 844 Prospect avenue, has returned to Principia school in St. Louis, after spending the Christmas vacation with her family. p= Mr. and Mrs. Judd DeWitt of Toledo, arrived last Saturday to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Field of 1331 Maple avenue. SAM GOLDMAN BEST PRICES Junk -- Rags -- Old Clothes Magazines -- Tires PHONE WILMETTE 3334 JUNK DEALER