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10 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1921 Winnetka Weekly Talk ISSUED SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK by LAKE SHORE PUBLISHING COMPANY 1222 Central Ave., Wilmette, Ill 666 Center Street, Winnetka, Ill Telephone eessssscassans Wilmette 1920 Telephone .............. Winnetka 388 SUBSCRIPTION ........ $2.00 A YEAR "All communications must be ac- companied by the name and address of the writer. Articles for publication should reach this office by Thursday afternoon to insure appearance in current issue. Resolutions of condolence, cards of thanks, obituary poetry, notices of entertainments or other affairs where an admittance charge will be made or a collection taken, will be charged for at regular advertising rates. Entered at the postoffice at Winnetka, Illinois, as mail matter of the second class. under the act of March 3, 1879. SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1921 Spring Exercise Not even with the extension of golfing facilities through the commu- nity golf links is that pastime avail- able to everybody. It requires a cer- tain amount of leisure and a certain financial independence to be a golf enthusiast. this account for any able-bodied citi- zen to fail in securing for himself the very best of exercise. There are opportunities for heéalth- fnl exercise held in other instruments than golf clubs, and none is better contrived to give the muscles just the right work than the ordinary garden rake. sesses one of these implements and those who do not may easily procure one at a very moderate expense. ~ Not- everybody has- a garden in " which to wield the rake, but there is plenty of work for those who have . no private plot in which to delve in those open places in the city where the debris of the winter has been al- lowed to collect and, unless exper- jence has something new in store for us, will be permitted to stay. A com- munity raking party would do more _ to beautify than any other civic act- ivity and no campaign for funds would be necessary to start it going. The body needs exercise at this time of the year. The lawns and parkways and vacant lots need the spending of a good deal of exercise upon them. The garden rake fur- nishes the necessary implement. The desire to use it is the only lacking element in a movement to set the community in a properly tidy condi- tion and to put the citizens in that condition of health that will destroy the spring trade in tonics. IVANHOE, LATEST GOLF PROJECT, ORGANIZING One Hundred and Sixty Acres of Land Near Area, Ill, Leased for Moderate Means Golfers What is considered will be the most democratic golf club in the vicinity of Chicago, a club within the reach of the person of moderate means, has been established at Area, Ill, under the name Ivanhoe Country club. The. club is now in course of organiza- tion. Plans for successfully financing this timely project were formulated only a few weeks ago and at a more recent meeting the organizers com- pleted negotiations whereby the club secured a long-term lease on proper- ty comprising several buildings, said to be large enough to adequately 'house 500 members, and 160 acres of natural golf land with an option to purchase. Ivanhoe is destined, according to the organizers, to become one of the greatest clubs of the present day. Membership fees and annual dues are said to be within the reach of al- most everyone, and the average golfer is offered the opportunity to per- petuate some of his most cherished idiosyncracies. Among Ivanhoe's other possibilities are 'listed tennis, roque, bathing and a bridle path. The first call for reservations at the National Convention of the Am- erican Legion in Kansas City, Mo, next fall, comes from Lewis F. Tuttle Post No. 54, of Anthony, Kan. And the request is for reservation for every member of the post. Anthony boasts a membership of ninety-seven per cent of the eligible men in the community, even reaching across the line and drawing a number of Ok- " lahomans into its fold. But there is no reason on. Nearly every household pos-; Plan Big Stadium Great Carnival Week to Launch Ex- tensive Fund Campaign--Many Ex-Grads Here Interested An entire week of celebration at which a Mardi Gras carnival, barbe- cue, pageant, snake dance, Stadium girl contest, parade and mass meet- ing will feature is being planned for the campus stadium drive the last week of April at the University of Illinois. Definite dates for these events have not yet been set, but preparations are being made for them daily. One day will be given over to a big parade at which every organized house 'or unit will be privileged to have a float. These are to represent Stadium ideas and express stadium slogans. To Award Prizes Silver loving cups will be presented to the house having the best float in the opinion of the committee of judges. The R. O. T. C. brigade will also take part in the parade as well as the University bands. The Mardi Gras will probably be Majestic Underground Garbage Receiver Sanitary garbage disposal-- und -- is accomplis with the Majestic Underground Garbage Receiver. Dogs can't upset it as they do the ordinary unsightly garbage can. i and vermin can not get to it. It is sanitary and odor-proof. A MAJESTIC UNDERGROUND GARBAGE RECEIVER Fly Proof g Proof and Saves Money LET US SHOW YOU Angert Wire and Iron Works Phone Englewood 7498 6024-32 Grove Avenue CHICAGO HOreUR 615 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Evenings 7 and 9 Saturday April 9 LOUISE HUFF In a Laughable Comedy Drama "A Dangerous Paradise" Pathe News Rolin Comedy NEXT WEEK Mon. and Tues., April 11 and 12 EUGENE O'BRIEN in 'Gilded Lies" Wednesday April 13 BEBE DANIELS in "Ducks and Drakes' Thurs. and Fri., April 14 and 15 "A SMALL TOWN IDOL" An All Star Cast Saturday April 16 ALICE CALHOUN _ in "The Charming Deceiver" COMING SOON CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "Mamma's Affair" At State University EAA week. It will be given out doors, pos- sibly on Illinois Field, or in the or- chards belonging to the College of Agriculture. It will include stunt shows of various kinds, pageants, booths for selling stadium souvenirs and music. The barbecue will be held on Illi- nois field and may include the fresh- man cap burning. Mass meetings will be held all during the week, at which speakers will explain all the points regarding the stadium. Plan Enlistment Day One day of the week will be enlist- ment day. The Carnival week and a subse- quent Fund campaign is to be in the the most elaborate feature of the! country will be enlisted in this mam- moth campaign and the many ex grads residing on the north shore will assume an important part in present- ing this particular need to their friends in this vicinity. Illinois grad- uates residing on the north shore are numbered by the score. | suitable for GAIRING FINE ARTS 25% Discount on All Prints, Framed Pictures and Mirrors During the Month of April. Complete line of new mouldings in Roman Gold and Polychrome, framing prints we now have on sale. framed. Frames refinished. Pictures Al! work carefully executed in our own shop. ay at There are a number of different styles. have V necks with rever collars; others have square necks, open on the side, and are piped with tape. at - Both light and dark percales, with neat de- signs, have been used to make these. Some And still others have round necks Brassieres these bandeaus. 49c Our basement offers real bargains in There are flesh and white ones made of marquisette, treco, poplin and figured fabrics, in qualities which have sold for 85c and 1.00. Both styles--the front and back clos- ing models--are here in all sizes. and slip over the head--but, irrespective of style, every one is a 1.75 value. interest of the proposed erection of 1613 Orrington Avenue Phone 770 EVANSTON, ILL. a huge athletic stadium at the state : university. Alumni throughout the! shhh a a a i ne [rn In Our Basement Special Values are Offered BU | : = Ee g : E | = : 2 : E ES = : Ee Bungalow Aprons $< : 98c Lingerie Waists at 98c This is a group of slightly soiled blouses which represent values to 2.50, To move them quickly we have reduced them to only a frac- tion of their worth. There is a variety of models in all sizes. Silk Poplin Skirts at 2.50 . A special purchase enabled us to procure these to sell at this low price. of a nice quality of poplin, are gathered to a yvoke, and have fancy pockets. are black, navy, plum, gray, taupe and copen. Waist measure 26 to 28. They are made The colors Lor d Ss =Basement= ACEO EOE OD OO IIH 7 Aad b 000 Am = i=