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AE TAY a WINNETKA TALK January 8, 1927 f KEEP YOUR CAR LIKE NEW by REGULAR GREASING and OILING The Red Roof in No-Man's Land Just South of "The Cottage" The boys in the picture like to grease cars--consequently they do a good job. They'll get your car and bring it back to you greased completely. An attractive sticker is placed on the speedometer to show when the next greasing is due. SKID CHAINS REPAIRED Stephen Shimonek, Jr. Oils Gasoline TEMACO 1928 Sheridan Road Phone Wil. 3379 Distributor ERE R REE RE EE RRR ERNE RERRENERNRNERGHSEHNSEHSESHNHEHRHEE- EEE DEEN NEEEEENENEENNENNEEEE Troubadours Elect New | - nt Officers at Gathering B| At a recent meeting held by the @ | Troubadours, a glee club of male | voices, the following officers were elected for the coming year: D. | Thayer, president; S. Nelson, vice- president; R. Johnstone, librarian; W. E. Quinby, secretary-treasurer; R. E. Wendell, business manager; A. F. Pet- tinger, social chairman. For entertainment a banquet was given at the Atlantic hotel, Chicago, the program being furnished by the Wm | boys themselves. In their first con- |cert of the season, to be given next | month, they have on the program some 8B | noted tenors and baritones from Chi- | | cago, who are well known to north |shore residents. The 'Troubadours B! i1s0 wish to announce that all honorary BW positions are to be discontinued until | further notice. CHURCH SCHOOL TOPIC The subject at the Sunday morning church school at Winnetka Congre- gational church, January 9, will be, "Push Out the Horizon," as announced by Dr. J. W. F. Davies. ADDRESSES SALESMEN Rev. James Austin Richards, of the Winnetka Congregational church ad- dressed a group of salesmen of the Richardson Silk company, at the Ho- tel LaSalle, Thursday. "WHAT IS HONESTY?" Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin 'announces that the Young Men's class of the Winnetka Congregational church will have for its consideration, Sunday, the subject, "What Is Honesty?" Miss Virginia Woodland, 336 Leices- ter road, Kenilworth, entertained at a luncheon bridge on Monday. North Shore Men Injured in Car Crash Near Elgin Albert I. Seaman, 808 avenue, Wilmette, and David F. No- ble, 240 Forest avenue, Winnetka, sus tained serious injuries as a result of an automobile accident which occurred on state highway number 22, opposite Yeoman City of Childhood, near Elgin, at about 6 o'clock, Tuesday evening, December 28. Noble, accompanied by Seaman, was driving north on the highway when his car was struck by a southbound machine driven by Chester Chapin of Highland Park. The force of the im- pact threw the Noble car into the ditch where it was overturned, while Cha- pin's car "ratcheted" off and collided with a third machine belonging to El- mer H. Lang of Carpentersville, Ill. In the second collision both cars were Greenleaf | ditched and over-turned. Seaman was the most seriously in- jured, having been confined to his bed since the accident with a badly wrenched back. Noble received cuts about the face and head; Lang was only slightly bruised; while Chapin es- caped uninjured. All three cars were badly damaged in the accident and Chapin was ar- rested on a charge of driving a car while intoxicated. At a preliminary hearing he was released on $2,000 bonds and his trial set for some time in February. Chapin, it is charged, was so intoxicated that after the ac- cident when questioned as to his des- tination, replied that he was going from Elgin to Highland Park. He was, however, headed back toward Elgin. Mrs. Mark Cresap, 239 Essex road, Kenilworth, was hostess to her card club on Wednesday. tion. the social lull. appear best. and now that you have time to think-- "==; LN Think of Cleaning ((V2 The rush and crush of the holiday and party activity is over, at least there is enough lull in social matters, so that small matters of personal detail can be given considera- The necessity of looking one's best does not vanish with Contacts continue; the clothing must continue to be an asset in making the man or woman And now that you have time--go over each garment, and let the cleaner present you with a new wardrobe, so to speak. You know we know how. SCHULTZ & NORD Cleaners for Particular People 1152 Central Avenue Wilmette Fa @ (4) bo =\ AA © SF N 2) Sin =r Phone Wilmette 320