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RR RRR RRR RRR EEE WINNETKA TALK October 22, 1927 An Invitation The Indian Hill Eat Shop extends an invita- tion to all those who have not, as yet, called on us to try our LUNCHEONS, SANDWICHES and SUPPERS We are serving meals of the highest quality at a reasonable price. Delicious Food Drive by--and try it Indian Hill Eat Shop Near New Trier High School 464 Winn. Ave. Phone 2266 Rabbi Freehof Conducts | Congregation Services Rabbi Freehof of the K. A. M. tem- ple, Chicago, spoke before the North Shore Congregation Israel at the Win- netka Masonic hall this week. His topic was "Religion in the City and | the Country." Services are being held | at the Masonic hall until the comple- tion of the congregation's temple on Bluff street in Glencoe. It is wind | that the temple will be finished by the | first of the year. ¢ Until that time | Rabbis Mann, Freehof and Levy will | alternate in the pulpit. 'American Beauty' ELECTRIC IRON the best iron made You are living in an electrical age; make the most of it. Come in and let us show you the wonderful time and labor saving devices we carry in stock--Irons, Washing Machines, Vacuum Cleaners, Toasters, Grills, Percolators, Water Heaters, Stoves, Radiant Heaters, Lamps; Fixtures, Sewing Machines--anything and everything electrical, NORTH SHORE ELECTRIC SHOP O. L. PORTER 797 Elm St. Phone Winn. 44 SIGHTLESS WORKERS PROVE EFFICIENCY Life Insurance Company Figures | Show Blind Salesmen Set Pace for Others By Alfred Allen Hadley for the Corre Blind) said that, given (Executive spondence One opportunity, the blind can stand side by side with the sighted and perform with equal satisfaction, and yet, be- cause they are not afforded the oppor- tunity, the blind seldom demonstrate secretary, School often hears it | this fact. An interesting disclosure now comes to prove this to be so and lends fur- ther confidence and inspiration to those guiding more than 500 blind peo- ple, served by the Hadley Correspond- ence School for the Blind. Setting $200,000 as an arbitrary fig- ure, the New York = Life Insurance company recently made a survey among its more than 10,000 sighted writers, and found that about 10 per cent of this number wrote this amount annually. The same company discov- ered that about 124 per cent of its fifty blind writers wrote a correspond- other words, ing amount. This, in means that the blind writers were about 2% per cent better producers than their sighted competitors. It is gratifving to the Hadley Correspond- ence school that forty of its students who completed the course offered in Life Insurance are now full-time writ- ers for the New York Life company, and all of them working hard and successfully. Meets Long-felt Need The Hadley school continues to meet a long-felt need among the more | than 100,000 sightless men and women | in America, and its usefulness and en | couragement is coming to mean morc | and more a part of the daily lives of | these handicapped citizens. There no customary summer closing, and the | students of the scheol go on wit! | their work the year round, demon strating by their diligence and earnest | ness of effort how much they appre ciate the opportunities which have been made possible by the generosity | of the people of Winnetka Several new courses of study have been made available this year, among them Spanish, for which there is a | great demand, physiology, and com | merce and industry. | Enrollment on Increase | The school has long since discon tinued to seek students and now ac cepts them only upon application, ye: more than 200 new students have en rolled since January 1. Others have finished their courses and have branched out into the business field, or have felt encouraged to go on to some college, where in several cases they have been admitted without entrance examination on the strength of the work done with the Hadley Corre spondence school. In every case has the student gained in knowledge, in inspiration, and in self-respect, as a direct result of his work at the schoo! No finer tribute can be paid to the contributors to the school than this They may be assured that no donation made elsewhere ever did more good. for they are helping to restore to use fulness many potentially valuable citi- zens who have waited only for just such opportunity. CONTINUE STUDY OF PAUL The Young Men's class of the Win netka Congregational church will con tinue to study the life of Paul this Sunday. Next week there will be a: outside speaker to address the class. SOLVAY COKE Call Winnetka 653 Prompt and Courteous Service riE NORTHSHORE co. 16 PROUTY ANNEX, WINNETKA "A Satisfied Customer--QOur Greatest Asset"