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October 3, 1925 WINNETKA TALK 5 Interesting Program Opens New Year for the Woman's Society The first meeting of the Woman's society of the Congregational church will occur, Wednesday, October 7, in Community House. The quotation, "New occasions teach new duties and new opportunities develop new meth- ods," comes to the mind of one of the members as apropos of the open- ing of the new club year. At 10 o'clock sewing will be ready and an hour for friendly greetings arranged. At 11, Mrs. Sherman Goble will per- sonally conduct all present on "A Short Visit to Nazareth and Jerusa- lem." The devotional service will be from 12 o'clock until 12:15. The lun- cheon, which will be served at 12:15, will be followed immediately by a violin trio given by Mrs. Valona Brewer, Mrs. Sidney Bartlett, and Mrs. Robert Kingery, with Mrs. Ar- thur Dean accompanist. The program will precede a talk on "India" by Mrs. Charles Gilkey. Mrs. Gilkey spent much time in In- dia last year with Mr. Gilkey, and had unusual facilities for study and first hand observation of conditions there. The women of the church feel very happy to offer this address to all who care to hear it. Mrs. Gilkey will speak at 1 o'clock. "Why not arrange your winter schedule so as to enjoy these first and third Wednesday meetings at Com- munity House?" is a question asked. They are different from the old-time church meetings for women. The sew- ing covers much varied needs as those of the (1) Chicago Commons Social settlement, almost as well known as Hull House; (2) a Leper Home for Children directed by Samuel Higgin- botham of national réputation; (3) girls in the Mary Bartelme home; and (4) the Infant Welfare society. The programs offered are always both entertaining and instructive, and a welcome is extended to every woman who enjoys meeting and co-operating with others. Mrs. John Janette, 315 Abbottsford road, assisted by Mrs. James Enright, Mrs. Leo Hillman, Mrs. Snider, and Mrs. Frederick Albright, opened her home last Tuesday afternoon for a bridge party to benefit the School for the Blind in Chicago. There were 26 tables, and a goodly sum was real- ized and sent with much joy to the school. -- Mrs. William H. Nicholls, 660 Pine street, left Wednesday evening for a three weeks' stay with relatives and friends in Des Moines and a brief visit with relatives in Denver. When EYES Grow Weary After reading, sewing, business or exposure to the elements, your EYES often become tired, dull and heavy. Theniswhenyouneed Murine. This soothing, refreshing lotion soon makes EYES bright and clear again. Harmless! WriteMurineCompany, Dept. 80, Chicago, for FREE Eye Care Book v INE UL 2 22227777 "FOR FUEL--USE OIL" YOUR WINTER HEATING OIL For contracts or further information on Heating Oils phone Braun Bros. Oil Co. Wilmette and Winnetka LS SSSSLSSSSSSSSSLSSSSLSS SSL SS SLSSSSSSSSSSSSLSS SSS SSS SSS SILLS SL SL LS SS SSS SS LSS SS LSS SSIS ISS SSS LSS SSIS SSS SSS SS ASSIS SSS SS WILMETTE 290 WINNETKA 1565 Our storage plant has 75,000 gallons capacity, at Willow Street, west of Winnetka, assuring patrons of an ample supply at all times. ALIS LLL LIL LLILLLLILLL LLL SSS S SSSI LSS SSS SSS S SSS L LSS L SSL SLLLLLLLLSLLLLLLLL ISL SS SSSI SSS S LSS LLL L LASSI SALI S IAAL S ISLA GSS SSIS IIIS IIIS SS SIS SSSI ISS SASSI 7 77777777077 A LLLLLL. LLSLILI LL IS ISTH L SHALL SALSA ATLA SHAH AAAS AAAS AA AS FASS ASIA FA FS FAS FAAS AA FAAS AA AA AAA SAAT SAIS Dimensions: Height, 44 in. Length, 56 in. Depth, 24 in. play Reduced Prices on BRUNSWICK-RADIOLAS We are specially featuring all this week, the Brunswick-Radiola model No. 60--an instrument that combines in one beautiful cabinet a six-tube Super-Heterodyne Radio to bring in the music of the air, and the world f I amous Brunswick Phonograph to at any time the recordings of the greatest artists. It is entirely self-contained--it has no unsightly tangle of wires to clutter up the liv- Ing-room--no wet batteries to spoil rugs--no exposed loud speaker instrument--now offered at a $100 price reduction. THE BRUNSWICK SHOP W. J. Dehmlow : Expert Repairing of All Make Phonograp it is the ideal MIDGET UPRIGHT THE CABLE A New Piano for new places. This miniature, many- purpose Upright is especially designed for the small apartment, the practice room or' studio--it is equally ideal for your bedroom, your den or library. Come in today and see this adorable little instrument-- you'll be delighted with its daintiness--its beauty and its tone! The Cable SMALL GRAND For over 45 years the CABLE Piano has been building an ever increasing circle of ad- mirers, until today it is known throughout the world as one of the really fine pianos of today. Moderately priced and sold on easy terms of payment. 568 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka, Ill. Home of Cable-Made Pianos in Winnetka 4