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12 WINNETKA TALK March 24, 1928 HOT CROSS BUNS Delicious Hot Cross Buns for the Lenten Season Made Fresh Daily Cakes and Pastries to Order a Specialty Hubbard Woods Home Bakery 1077 Gage St. Hubbard Woods Ph. Winn. 1365 Play Golf Every Day and Make $25,000. a Year We want a man--preferably a retired Banker, Lawyer or Business man familiar with Commercial Paper and Mort- gages, who by virtue of his Banking Credit or connections, can discount for us our short time notes, well diversified, made by good responsible people, the maximum outstand- ing at any time being considerably less than a hundred thousand dollars, with security of better than two for one. To a man who can qualify for this position we can work out an arrangement that will require only a few hours each week and a renumeration that will run close to $25,000 a year. All replies in confidence. Each letter from Principal who states fully his qualifications will be answered. Address WINNETKA TALK B-647. Play Reading at Woman's Club Will Be Open to All The Community Drama club, under the auspices of the art and literature department of the Winnetka Woman's club, has arranged a dramatic reading for Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, in the Woman's club. Mrs. Laird Bell will read a modern play. The affair is open to all, the committee an- nounces, and states, further, "Remem- ber Tuesday, March 27, at 3, at the Winnetka Woman's club." ON COMMITTEE FOR BRIDGE Mrs. Otto Boheim, 1340 Scott ave- nue, Mrs. Harry Roberts, 1005 Vine street, Mrs. Joseph Saur, 1022 Ash street, and Mrs. L. M. Schramm of 955 Elm street, are members of the committee that sponsored a bridge party Monday afternoon in the Sacred Heart church hall. The affair was given to obtain funds to furnish the Sister's home of the new church. Hinton G. Clabaugh of 1324 Scott avenue, chairman of the Illinois Par- "dons and Parole board, who has just completed a series of more than one hundred addresses on the crime situa- tion in Illinois, will speak Tuesday at the noonday luncheon of the Chicago Rotary club in the Grand ballroom of the Palmer House. HITS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth John Mearns and their daughter, Barbara, of 5 Warwick road, Kenilworth, are leaving Thursday, March 22, for Mt. Carroll, 111, where Ruth Mearns is attending the Frances Shimer school. They will bring Ruth back with them to spend the spring holidays. : A Miss Crystal Neiman is entertaining some of her friends at luncheon and bridge today at the Woman's Athletic club. Miss Neiman is returning to her home in Germany in the spring. W.F. Hopkins and Floyd Kingsley Are Hurt in Auto Crash Willard F. Hopkins of 1141 Tower road, Winnetka, vice president of the Chicago Trust company, sustained a fractured collar bone in an automobile accident last Sunday when the car in which he was riding with his wife and son, Willard, Jr., as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Kingsley and sons, Floyd and James, Cumnor road, Kenilworth, was struck and overturned by another machine at Waukegan road and Touey avenue, Niles. Floyd was pinned beneath the car and suffered a badly shattered leg, as well as other injuries. Mr. Kingsley escaped with but minor injuries. His wife was badly shaken up and bruised while Mrs. Hopkins suffered greatly from shock and a bad blow on the left side of her head. The two smaller boys were not hurt. All were taken to the Evanston hospital where they were attended by Dr. Frederick Christopher of Winnetka. Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley and sons and guests had gone for a ride in the King- sley car. When driving along Wau- kegan road near Touey avenue, another car, driven by James Beattie of 35 North Lorel avenue, suddenly left the pavement and then swerved back across the road head-on into the Kingsley car, overturning it. Beattie, who was uninjured, was booked on a charge of assault, pending the recov- ery of those injured. Mrs. Lillian E. Raymond and Miss Lida Raymond of 874 Willow road have just returned from California, where they spent the past month. After spending some time in Sacra- mento and San Francisco, they motored down to Los Angeles, where they were the guests of Mrs. A. E. Mayhew, the mother of Miss Raymond's fiancé. HELP FILL Th COMMUNITY (4,131 ASPARAGUS, largesbufichy .... ... ... 0. as 59c ASPARAGUS, mediuth size ............... cic. FRESH GREEN PEAS, QUAYLE. Lbs a sear eT FRESH ARTICHOKES, 2Zfor'25¢c; each ...... ............... BABY CARROTS, bunch... ..... vs nit... 0 GREEN BEANS, quart CELERY HEARTS, bunch ©. 0) ei an, NEW CABBAGE, POMBE. keh hen a RHUBARB, 2 POUNUS. .... ail in ni Hien pani 29c¢ 1143 Wilmette Avenue Opposite Post Office COSMAS BROTHERS SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Strawberries at an Extremely Reasonable Price CALIFORNIA ORANGES, large size... ......... CALIFORNIA ORANGES, medium size ........... FLORIDA ORANGES, lavgeisize ............ FLORIDA ORANGES, medium size, 3 dozen for COOKING APPLES, Spounds -. ........n FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT, 2for25c .... ...... PINEAPPLE, each Phones Wil. 2693-2694-823 Four Deliveries Daily