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16 WINNETKA TALK October 29, 1927 GIVES LINK LUNCHEON Mrs. Milton P. Tilley, 428 Willow | burner that's wanted or repairing road, Winnetka, entertained Link S of] the old one. | the Wilmette Baptist church at al Co WILLIAMS "5 luncheon on Friday, October 21. These 'OMA link luncheons are given once a month | in order that the members of the| EATING OIL HEAT Let us care for all your problems in | Oil Heating--whether it's a new | | -- -- {|| church may be become better ac- | . . I) , North Shore [|| quainted with each other. The after- Dewey Hoke {[{ noon is devoted to sewing for the | 448 Oakdale Glencoe 101 White Cross. = WITH SURPRISING NEW DELICIOUSNESS Here is chicken specially raised for good eating. All the science of chicken breeding and feeding is used to make these chickens tender, meaty and full flavored. To eat them is to know a new joy in your favorite food for these are really a new kind of chicken--as different from ordinary chicken as good old-fashioned home made pie is from factory made. WAPSIE VALLEY CHICKEN Such chickens can only come from one place-- from the very heart of America's poultry country --from the rich, fertile farm lands of Iowa. Here the Wapsie Valley Chickens are carefully raised and scientifically fed. When ideal for eating they are individually dressed, "dry picked." Never are they allowed to soak in water. They are all chicken from start to finish. Separately wrapped in clean white parchment paper, crated and shipped direct to your dealer, and to the famous club and restaurant kitchens of the world. NOTICE Any claim to have "Fresh Direet Shipment" of Genuine Wapsie Valley Brand Poultry by dealers other than the ones mentioned is a mis- representation; aeecept no substitution. SOLD ONLY BY YESTERLAID EGG CO. IDEAL MARKET WOODLAND GROCERY & MARKET Hubbard Woods Served Exclusively at the SKOKIE COUNTRY CLUB INDEPENDENCE PRODUCE CO. Independence, Iowa |Scouts Receive | Aldrich and Robert Brown, which in- | cluded the fathers of Troop 4. Troop | Examination and Entertain Dads | At the regular monthly meeting of | the Winnetka Boy Scout Troop coun- | cil the following boys passed their Tenderfoot examination: ! Troop 1--Clyde Murphy, John El-| liott, Richard Hoffman, Dwight Green, | Donald Reilly, Lawrence Trumbull | Teddy Lundy. Troop 4--Frank Seyl, John Danley, | | Robert Hodge, Kimball Renwick, Rob- | ert Harding, Lewis Williams, Jr. William Kidd passed his merit badge in craftsmanship in metal. Last Thursday night the parents vis ited the troop meeting from 7:30 un- til 8:10. Then the four troops assem- bled with their parents in the gymna- sium. The troops were inspected and "Chief" Davies spoke briefly on the meaning of Scouting.: Troop 4 was under the leadership of H. Sherman 3, under the leadership of James Goetz, then gave an exhibition in wall scaling. Troop 2, under the leadership of Robert Doepel, put on an O'Grady drill down. Troop 1, under the leader- ship of Dr. George Eisenbrand, put on exhibitions of Scout work by patrols. | The troops were then formed in a| hollow square with the colors front and center and, after the formal clos- | ing exercises, the Scouts served re-| freshments to their parents. RE GRANITE FURNISHED AND ERECTED BY J. H. ANDERSON MONUMENT CO. FINEST DISPLAY OF MEM- ORIALS IN CHICAGO 5751 RAVENSWOOD AVE. Phone RAVenswood 3523 Community House Calendar (Week of October 31) Monday Morning Musical Kindergarten Women's gym class Evening-- HALLOWE'EN PARTY Tuesday Morning-- Musical Kindergarten North Shore Art league Community Sewing class Rev. Richards' lecture Afternoon-- Motion pictures -- Girls' gym class Kvening-- Motion pictures Business Girls' gym class Friendship Circle Royal Neighbors Troubador Glee club New Trier Rifle club English classes Community Drama club Wednesday Morning-- North Shore Art league Woman's society Musical Kindergarten Afternoon-- Boys' gym class Evening-- Czecho--Slovakian club Community Drama club Thursday Morning-- . Musical Kindergarten Women's gym class Group of Swedish girls Afternoon-- Community Drama club Camp Fire girls Joys' gym class Kvening-- Boy Scouts Milan Lusk concert Friday Morning-- Musical Kindergarten Rotary club luncheon Afternoon-- Motion pictures Blue Birds Pathfinders Evening-- Motion pictures Panthers New Trier Rifle club Real estate lecture Saturday Morning-- Fancy dancing Afternoon-- Community Drama club Evening-- Community Drama club British-American Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fox and their daughter, Jean, 494 Ash street, are leaving this week-end for Havana, to remain there a fortnight. . . . Miss Josephine Chatwin announces the opening of her PIANO STUDIO 1278 Broadview Ave, Ravinia I. | i . ! Beginners a specialty. & 3% ES w= = = 2p Wapsie Valley Chicken i The Alicia P Sold exclusively by © 1Cia ratt hh ' Y i School of D 1 esterlaid Egg Co. ool of Dancing i Combined with : reopens Tuesday, November 1st. Assembly Room Central School i North Shore Poultry Market | A one Gordon Rogers--Perry Lieber a : 384 Center Street Telephone Phone Winn. 1520 or Univ. 2433 On the new road--between Ash & Willow Winnetka 122 til for C2 Co CS oo :