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SAME LL aa Shia ey WINNETKA TALK April 30, 1927 SINS. TOOT A 1,500.00 CASH WINNETKA EAST l " EXT TELE E EE LEE EEE EEE EEL EL EL ELL LL LLL lL LLL lL MODERN 6 ROOM STUCCO Porches, steam heat, 2 car garage. Lot 50x150. Terms like rent. Price $12,500. WI doofeodesfeodoskok ob oll ob BRR BRR RRR dob dob doRok RRR RRR RRR dd R RRR Hill & Stone Winnetka 1544 543 Lincoln Avenue CHOICEST OF GROCERIES In our window displays you will see only a few of the many things we sell in the grocery line. Step inside and you will be surprised at the immensity of our stock. Everything*is of the very best quality and abso- lutely fresh and you will find our prices not any more, and in some cases less than elsewhere. For greater satisfaction, buy from us. Our aim is to make this store worthy of your patronage. Our high grade stock of imported and domestic bottle and can goods is second to none on the North Shore. We are always prepared to meet your wants for guest dinners, the grill luncheon, or the family needs. A Few Suggestions for Special Occasions Choice breasted chicken, second joints boned and larded, veal birds, pork tenderloin rolls, mounted sweet breads, boned broilers (deluxe) a rosette or crown of lamb or fine fillet mignon, in fact, anything you may want at any time and nicely prepared. All kinds of sea food. SPECIAL FOR NEXT WEEK Berkshire Bacon, sliced, 3 lbs. VIENNA SAUSAGE COMPANY'S ProbucTs Two Fast Trucks Insure Prompt Delivery Woodland Grocery & Market HOME DRESSED POULTRY OUR SPECIALTY 1083 Gage St. Hubbard Woods Tel. Winn. 1980-81 "Future of Missions" Is Subject of Sunday Sermon "The Future of Missions" will be the topic discussed at the Winnetka Congregational church in the evening sermon by the Rev. Thomas A. Good- win, Sunday May 1. Is the time drawing near when Christian missionaries will find their presence in mission land either un- welcome or unnecessary? If America is to maintain mission enterprises in other lands is there need of putting such enterprises on a new basis? This theme has been selected as particularly timely because Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reynolds are now on their way home for their first furlough {rom their work in China. Congregational Church to Hold Communion Services Communion services will be held at Winnetka Congregational church, Sun- day morning, with reception of new members. Among these will be a group of young people who have been attend- ing the special classes by the minis- ters. A week from Sunday morning an opportunity will be given to those who desire to do so, to contribute to the Red Cross fund for the flood sufferers in the South. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dewar of 797 Pine street have as their guest Mr. Dewar's sister, Mrs. Rita Elder, who arrived here Wednesday from her home in Hollywood, Cal. Many entertainments are being planned in her honor. After a visit of about two weeks, Mrs. Elder will go to Canada and will return here early in the summer. COLD TABLETS They will cure any Cold or Cough. Will prevent Pneumonia, and Flu. VISIT 8TH GRADERS New Trier High School Deans to Out- line Courses for Prospective Students at Series of Discussions The dean of boys and dean of girls at New Trier High school, with some assisting teachers, are to make a round of visits to the eighth grades of the various villages in the township to outline for them various possible courses, explain to prospective New Trier students various details of regis- tration so that they will have a clear understanding of all that is involved, and give the pupils and parents pres ent a chance to ask various questions. The school authorities 'are particu- larly anxious that the mothers and fathers be present at those meetings so that the school may get all the questions that are likely to arise and thus more completely smooth the way for those new students as they are about to make the change from the grammar school to the high school. The teachers who are to be with the deans are the advisor chairmen of the freshman class and some teachers of the special subjects, such as free- hand drawing, home economics, and commerce. The schedule for the vil- lages is to be as follows: Monday, May 9, 3 P. M., Wilmette --the boys meeting at the Howard school, the girls at the Byron Stolp school. Tuesday, May 10, 3 P. 'M., Kenil- worth. Thursday, May 12, 3:30 P. M., Win- netka. Friday, May 13, 3:30 P. M., Glen- coe. (Note the difference in time for Winnetka and Glencoe). Bill Carey, son of Mr. and Mrs. W J. Carey, of 883 Oak street, returned Sunday from Ann Arbor, Mich., where the Northwestern baseball team, of which he is catcher, played the Uni- versity of Michigan team Saturday. --C-- Mrs. Kirk Taylor, 515 Cumnor road, Kenilworth returned to her home last week from a ten days' trip to Grand Rapids. Protect Your Clothes and Household Goods Against MOTHS! Moth proof cedar garment bags, large Size rr err vt dis 49¢ Moth Balls or Flakes, per pound it insures safety. Meyer Bank Bldg. ENOZ Spray your rugs, furniture and hangings with ENOZ- Sold in Pints and Quarts. G. L. ZICK & CO. T he Store of Quality and Service. Winnetka Phone 930 aadSi ad EERE