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6 : WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1920 | =| HE, Woman's Library club of Glencoe, in arranging for a class §| in the study of Citizenship, is conforming to exact instruc- 8] tions from the Illinois Federation requiring every club wom- | an to inform herself concerning bills to be acted upon by the new legislation; bills pertaining to the welfare of women and children. Mrs. Winthrop Girling has generously consented to combine this class in citizenship with her lecture course on "American His- tory and Civics." The lecture will be opened with a brief survey of current events. The class will be held on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 2 o'clock, beginning January 11. Tickets for the course may be se- cured from Mrs. C. F. Pearce. The class is open to the public, not merely to club members. o i 4 "Some 'Experiences of a Rural School Teacher," by Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber promises to make a most interesting program for the next meeting of the Winnetka Woman's club on Thurs- day, December 30. Hostesses on this occasion will be Mrs. William J. Moir, Mrs. Edward A. Royce, Mrs. Eugene A. Rummler, and Mrs. Herbert L. Woolhiser. o - The Wild Flower Preservation so- ciety of America, the Chicago chap- ter, is holding its third annual ex- hibition of nature studies in the east galleries of the Art Institute, Chica- go, from December 18 to January 18. The purpose of this exhibition is to interest people and especially chil- dren in the protection of our native wild life, not only wild flowers but trees and shrubs, birds, butterflies and bees, toads and harmless snakes, beetles and spiders, mushrooms and snails--such an infinite variety of helpless creatures that are working for our good and for the beauty of the world. After January 1 talks on the varied collections will be held in the galleries three times a week at 4 o'clock. There will be moving pictures of plan life and of birds, also the bird song reproduced on the victrola from the birds themselves and the fascinating "chalk tlak" by the dean of the Cleveland art school. There will be a book table where small books and pamphlets pertain- ing to the collection may be acquired; IF ALL TEETH ARE LOST WEAR A Sanitary Metal Plate EXPERT MECHANICAL DENTISTS We are thoroughly ghperenved in supplying teeth on metal plates. Gold, Silver, Aluminum, '"Watts" Metal Cast Gold Plates, Gold Lined Plates Our X-Ray will locate your hiddenjtooth troubles PATENTED ROOFLESS PLATES Set of Teoth--Save Half........ $5 to $25 $10 Gold Crown Bridgework, per Tooth......... $6 tosto Carfare allowed to parties living within 40 miles of city. Boston Dental Parlors 135 S. State St., Chicago there will be a register for out-of- town guests, there will be a hostess from one of the many nature clubs in and around Chicago to welcome visitors. Roycemore school closed on Friday for a fortnight's vacation. The clos- ing week was brightened by the pre- paration of Christmas gifts for 250 children of the Chicago Commons. The gifts were collected about three beautiful Christmas trees which stood in the halls of the school until Thursday when four automobiles carried them to the happy recipients at the Commons. A collection was made for the starving chidren of cen-! tral Europe and gifts were sent to' the three French orphans who are; wards of the school. The North Shore Baths, North Shore Hotel; for appointment phone Evans- ton 6424. --Adv. LTG49-tfc SU rg H.C. 3. AUTOMOBILE IDesigned and manufactured by HARRY C. STUTZ Sales and Service ALSO Auburn, Scripps-Booth & Ma wells C. H. BRIGGS 1549 Sherman Avenue EVANSTON Telephone Evanston 140 | Epp ------. $38 Ah dh hh ih dh dh ah dh dete debi hhh hhh hh To the WEST INDIES Visiting NEW YORK -- HAVANA -- KINGSTON -- PANAMA CANAL--LA GUAIRA--TRINIDAD--BAR- BADOS--MARTINIQUE--ST. THOMAS & SAN JUAN PP Se SA el sami imions. i) Ss, ATH AA II ead © sie, pI ha OE ee ct eazaaiaaiaziaiai iii ii t ala AA Ri SAA SAR SRSA SAS RR RR AAS A SAE SE SA SH = First Cruise (25 days) leaves New York on the palatial steamer MEGANTIC (20,400 tons) JANUARY 22nd. Others FEBRUARY 21st and MARCH 23rd. Winter Tours to or a and Florida JANUARY, FEBRUARY AND MARCH For Further Information Write or Phone THE T. & S. TOURS COMPANY 103 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago SGOL6050600006000605000000005006050068Y Phones Harrison 3559-3566 GOOO56066065600560050600060068000600000000 5 On the Christmas Tree The Beauty of Christmas morn is enhanced by its pleasant surprises and its subsequent hap- piness. There are fewer things in life that will bring greater pleasure than a gift of jewelry, especially if suspended from the Christmas tree. A. RODELIUS & SON JEWELERS 827 Davis Street Phone Evanston 2633 EVANSTON, ILLINOIS OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Prices Reduced on Lyon & Healy Pianos and on Pianola Pianos Store o ope to 9 p.m. Christmas LYON & HEALY Wabash Avenue at Jackson Boulevard North South 1010 Wilson Avenue 1018 East 63d Street units Founded 1864