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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOV. 20, 1920 a _ ANDERSON AND WOODS SWING BATS FOR WIN After Dodgers Upset Reds in Opener Anderson Delivers Seven and Woods Five Safe Bingles | i { | ! { 1 { | { Two upsets feateured Wednesday ! evening's indoor combats at Com- munity House gym. In the opening engagement the Dodgers, with five | men on the floor for four innings and then strengthened for the clos- ing sessions by the addition of their keystone sacker, Paulson, nosed out the over-confident Reds, who went to the floor with their full quota of players, clinging to the idea that | nothing could stop them. Charlie Dehmlow hurled for the Dodgers and won a well deserved 9-8 victory. He had one bad inning, which netted the Reds 5 runs, but he { held the losers in the last two f spasms. { 4 Lucchesi to Showers Lucchesi occupied the mound for the Reds and pitched good ball for the first two innings, but was sent to the showers in the third when five hits and two errors scored six tallies for the Dodgers. "Howy" Carpenter, catcher for the victorious outfit, was a demon at the bat, clouting four hits and accepting two passes in six trips to the plate. Wally Dehmlow also clouted the pill vigorously, materially assisted his } team in the victory. p= . Red Defense Weak Weak fielding in critical spots lost the game for the Reds, who were in a batting mood for several innings, but the six-run lead acquired by the equally determined Dodgers, was too large, although five runs were counted in the last half of the same inning, wherein the Dodgers stam- peded. The second game witnessed the initial downfall of "Kink" Bailey's aggregation of Indians, the blood- thirsty Bruins trimming their hides easily in a 16 to 8 tussle. Cubs Are Terrors It did one's optics good to see the Cubs clout "Kink's" offerings to all parts of the gym and never desisting, even when the game began to look one-sided. Nash Cazel hurled a good game for the winners, but to Harry Anderson and Jack Woods belongs the credit for the victory. Harry is handi- capped by a recently sprained ankle, which prevents him running the TT I tl -------- C--O p-- R-------- -- bases, but Bailey was praying all evening for him to break his neck as he went to bat seven times, made seven lusty hits, several of them doubles, and not one of the seven could be dubbed a "fluke." Real Wrecking Crew. tI seemed every time that men oc- It seemed every time that men oc- cupied the bags either Harry or Jack occupied the plate. Bailey ondoubt- edly breathed easier after the game when he realized that he wouldn't have to face the duo of wreckers for three more weeks. Wood was rather unfortunate this particular evening. Usually, when he connects for five hits in seven trips, he annexes at least one or two triples, but he was held to singles and doubles exclu- sively on this occasion. The Reds and Indians are billed for the second engagement next Wed- nesday and the "dope" among the Reds is that Bailey must undergo the steamroller process once more. The Cubs and Dodgers occupy the curtain-raiser next week. The present standing: W. "LL... Pct Indians v0 cian h 4 1 .800 Cabs: oem ai 2 3 400 Reds... hn cones 2 3 400 Dodgers' oie. i is vones 2 3 400 EXPLAINS RELIEF WORK Wolloughby G. Walling of Win- netka, vice chairman of the. Ameri- can Red Cross, will speak at the Win- netka Woman's Club on Thursday afternoon, December 2, on the "Euro- pean Relief Work." Mr. Walling has been engaged in Red Cross work for the past four years and is an author- ity on his subject. He is expected to explain something of the tremen- dous relief work he is assisting so ably to direct. Mr. Walling speaks under the auspices of the Winnetka Women's Club. Wilmette has ever had. QUT TREE TR ORR] Pre-Inventory Sale MILLINERY BLOUSES and hand-knit SWEATERS HATS of all kinds Great Variety of RIBBONS, FEATHERS for trimming Hats Everything in the HAT Line for Women and Misses We intend to make this the largest Millinery Sale HHTHTHTIT PRICES CUT TO BED ROCK 1168 Wilmette Ave. Er EEO CTT Sin HI L. C. RAMBO & CO. PHONE WILMETTE 469 WILMETTE EE TTT TE TE EEE TE ET TT GET RID OF YOUR COLD ? LAXATIVE Rexall ASPIRIN Cold Tablets A scientific compound containing Aspirin U. D. Co: Acetanilide, Aloin and Capsicum; breaks up a cold without starting a buzzing in the head. It aids nature in combating the germs and freeing the system from infection. It quickly relieves pain and headache. Rexall Cherry Bark Compound Cough Syrup Is a pleasing soothing effective cough syrup containing Wild Cherry, Ipecac, Squlls, Senega, Sanguinaria, and Syrup. .It is a rich bright red syrup, free from Alcohol and Narcotics. It relieves the cough without upsetting the stomach. Rexall Bronchial Salve Apply it and rub gently on the chest and place a hot flannel over it, go to sleep and wake up next morning feeling better. Rexall Catarrh Jelly For the relief of stopped up head and nose. Rexall Beef, Iron and Wine Our best tonic and strength builder. Just the thing to put you back on your feet after attacks of colds and grippe. Adams Pharmacy ove Rexgll sere A. L. ADAMS, R. Ph. Elm and Linden Street, Winnetka, Ill. Telephones Winnetka 2 and 3 ADVERTISE IN YOUR LOCAL PAPER - ., -- Genesee Mince Meat, 1 1b. 9 oz. jar ... pa -------- Pa - » ero EEO ROE O AO Eu O EH O RRERE OE O Special: American White and Yellow Cheese, fresh stock, A Ae aE a 39¢ MISCELLANEOUS Quaker Oats, regular price 18c. Saleprice 2pkos, ei 25¢ Quaker Puffed Wheat, 2 pkgs. ........ 25¢ Quaker Pancake Flour, 2 pkgs. ........ 25¢ Rice, per dh.. oii viii, veiiininih via 11c Flour, Gold Medal, Ceresota and Pillsbury, 15 bbl sack ovens ivi vii ines $1.58 American Family Soap, 10 bars ........ 3c Bulk'Coffee, 31bs. ............... $1.00 Mazola Cooking Oil, 1 qt. .............. 70c Yaallon yon sae. eat a $1.35 WessonOil, 1 qf. ........... cc coed 70c Voraallon i ai vas ones nivls ni ciieinis $1.35 Lux, 10: pkgs. i... icin, $1.15 Richelieu Midas Orange Pekoe and Basket- Fired Japan Teas, regular price $1.50 per pound, for this week only .......... 98c Specia .65¢ Campbells Assorted Soups, 2 can ...... 25¢ Richelieu Prunes, 30-40 size, pound ....29c New Jap Crabmeat, 15 lb. tin .......... 60c Richelieu Plum Pudding, 15 oz can ....50c Eb tin. ol te $1.10 Reina Queen Olives . .............. ... 28¢c California Peaches, No. 2 can, doz. ....$3.35 Shelled Almonds and Walnuts, regular price Richelieu Catsup, pt. 28¢c; 14 pt. ...... 17c Oc, pound =... =. Le. ae 3c Richelieu Sliced Pineapple, doz. ...... $5.75 Mixed Nuts, fresh stock, pound ........ 35¢ Richelieu Sweet or Bitter Orange Marmal- Walnuts, pound... Ji. oon. ives ao 47c ade, dozen ..... .0 cic ove $5.60 P. & G. White Naptha Soap, 10 bars ....69c Richelieu Strawberry and Raspberry Pure California Bartlett Pears, No. 214 can . .39c Golden Eagle Peaches, No. 21; can, per Fruit Jam, 5 lb. stone crock, regular at OZER iii ints sia ar ada abet 5.75 $350, this'sale ...........o. 0.0. ud $2.75 Richelieu Brand Apricots, No. 21, can, per Richelieu Strawberry and Raspberry Jam, dozen i. ..oi. 0. sda iianie: 5.75 1 Ib. jar, dozen $5.60, each .......... 50c Morning Glory Pears, No. 214; can, per Quaker Whole Wheat Flour, large pkg. 39c dozen. ..........oi lee as 5.75 Richelieu Midas Coffee, pound ........ 39c Standard Tomatoes, doz. ............ $2.00 Peacock Silver Polish, pound .......... 24c Congress Imported small Sardines, can 18c Richelieu Small Sifted Early June Peas CANNED GOODS Dozen........................... $2.85 Trojan Sugar Corn, can 18c; dozen . ...$2.00 Boulevard Sifted Peas, doz. ........ $2.90 Junior Sugar Corn, can 15c; doz....... $1.75 Boulevard Telephone Peas, doz. . ..... $2.40 Richelieu, Chase & Sanborn's, Manor House Richelieu Tall Steak Salmon, can ...... 43c and Yuban Coffee, lb. ............... 47c Calif. Pears, doz. ..................¢5 $3.90 With every $5.00 Order, not including Flour, Soap, Sugar, Butter or Eggs, we will sell 10 Pounds Granulated Sugar for 89 Cents. Hubbard Woods Cash Grocery Ee OEE OI OE OI OX 0 TT OO ETT O FTO IES OI Telephone winnetka 400 HUBBARD WOODS 901 Linden Avenue : OI E000 OI ----II------ hte) mem fo | =m 4 | sents {6 | wns fo] SCassacs=<{'s 3 pecial Sale for Thanksgiving Week: Monday, Nov. 22 to Saturday, Nov. 27 We will carry high-grade Fruits and Vegetables for Thanksgiving Day OO EET een NO eX © FX Een QO El O Ben tl OE QO Bee XOX