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22 WINNETKA TALK December 4, 1926 An old grandfather's clock, the prop- | Illinois was one of the first states New Chrysler Phaeton Has erty of a Peoria inventor, has been |t0 adopt woman suffrage, ratifying the | ticking steadily, keeping perfect time, | 3€t on June 10, 1919. for 200 years and through six preced- | : : , ing generations of the present owner's family. [mines are operated by electricity. | Sixty per cent of all Illinois coa Miss B's Products-- One may obtain as rare Christmas gifts the real oil essences of flowers at an amazingly low price. There is jasmine, rose; lilac; which smells like lilacs ¥eg rain, and a trailing arbutus that is too wonderful for prose. The same sisters who make these perfumes, also make a cold cream and astringent that is the real thing, and used before retiring, works wonders for the complexion. TELEPHONE KENILWORTH 1573 Storm Curtain Innovation One of the outstanding features of { | the new Chrysler "70," which was re- |cently announced, is the distinctive |type of curtains on the Phaeton. | In addition to the ordinary method | of using curtains with the top up, [these curtains can be used with the (top down--a distinctive Chrysler fea- {ture introduced in America on the new Model "70." | With the introduction of these new |type curtains is noted the start of a {new vogue in touring which, it is be- lieved, will shortly sweep the country. This new vogue will enable thousands |of owners to enjoy the invigorating fresh air in driving thru the country and city districts with the top down and curtains in place, a feature that | will readily appeal to the American | motorist. | There are 2,345 feet of telephone wire in Illinois for each man, woman {and child in the state. | | Illinois harbors the birthplaces of {1,608 prominent persons mentioned in [the current edition of "Who's Who." Sold in the Eitel Restaurants C.&N. Ww. Terminal, Chico Eitel Christmas Bakery Also at the Specialties are famous New Hotel Fitel because of their fine Delaware & Rush Sts. qualities. No holiday CHICAGO rd ithe which is under the same festivity iscomplete with management out them. CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS Enjoy Lunch--Tea--Din- ner in the Eitel Restau- rants. Delicious Appetizing Foods. Convenient to Trains. Three Restaurants: Main Dining Room, Train Floor; Lunch Room, Main Floor; Concourse Restau- rant, Washington Street Concourse. EITEL, Inc., Chicago & North Western Terminal Station, CHICAGO Ee TO GIVE THREE PLAYS Townsfolk and School of Speech Stu- dents Have Parts on Casts of Dra- mas to Be Presented Next Week Townsfolk and students in the School of Speech, Northwestern uni- versity, will make up the cast who will present "Spirals," "Together Alone" and "The Weathercock Elopes," the trio of plays written in the Town and Gown playshop, next week. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings they will be presented at Annie May Swift hall for various groups--students in the School of Speech, members of the North Shere Theater guild, and members of the play- writing class and their guests. The casting for "Spirals," written by Marian Lawrence Nelson (Mrs. Her- bert U. Nelson), has been made as fol- lows: Mary--Mrs. Solomon P. Perry; Nita --Mrs. William D. Sidley; John--Wil- liam R. Nelson; Claude--Eugene Macy; Waiter--James Witherell. "Together Alone" by Helen Hill (Mrs. John de Koven Hill), has its parts assigned as follows: Mr. Seabury--Alfred Povah; Mrs. Seabury--Beulah Larkin; Griselda-- | Margaret Fuller; Jimmy--Hassel Tay- lor. "The Weathercock Elopes," by Alice C. D. Riley (Mrs. Harrison B. Riley), will have the following cast: . | Dighty--Kathryn Parish; Jackie-- | Gladys Pfeffer; Andrew--Victor Hop- pe; Flora Greensleeve--Theresa Gross |Fuomas, | Theodore Cloak, director of the Playshop, will direct the productions, |assisted by Dorothy Finley, Gerald Mc- | Kinley, Ellen Lytel and Ione Pierce. Dorothy Parmenter will be stage man- ager, and Harry Lassen business man- ager. Joins School Staff to Organize Student Band Edward J. Meltzer, who has been teaching in the Country Day school, Winnetka, has been engaged by Co- lumbia School of Music as instructor of brass and wood wind instruments and also special classes in band con- ducting. Miss Kathleen Air in charge of the school affairs in Winnetka and who last year became a member of the board of directors of the school, is pleased with the prospect of organiz- ing a student band on the north shore. Illinois electric railways carry over 1,900,000,000 passengers yearly. COAL Special Sale on Pocahontas M. R. $9.25 Two Days Only--Monday and Tuesday, December 6 and 7 only Delivery 1 to 4 days. Winnetka and Glencoe add 25c¢c ton. This price is about $1.25 to $1.50 below the market. UNITED COAL BUYERS OF CHICAGO Mine Representatives and Wholesale Distributors. North Shore Branch -- Covering Evans- ton, Wilmette, Winnetka and Glencoe. 510 Greenleaf Ave., Wilmette. Phone Wilmette 944. Price Reducers to the Public KEEP "PHIS AD AND GET CREDIT FOR _$1 ON FIRST LOAD, i E v. {a