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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1921 GREAT LAKES LEADER | SUNDAY CLUB SPEAKER Capt. D. W. Wurtsvaugh to Outline Great Work Accomplished at U. S. Naval Training Station BRYAN HERE ON MAY 15 Great Commoner to Address Final Meeting of the Season on "Brute - or Brother" Since the war closed and the hun- dreds of thousands of men in the navy have been mustered out, the public in a larger degree has forgot- ten the important work that is still going on at Great Lakes Naval sta- tion. Citizens of the north shore who were so greatly interested in the jackies during war time have even thought that because many of the | emergency buildings have been dis-- mantled, the work of the training station was over. On Sunday, May 8, at the Wilmette Sunday Evening club there will be an opportunity to learn what Great Lakes is still doing to build up healthy young Americans from the four corners of the country. On that occasion Capt. D. W. Waurtsvaugh will be the speaker of the evening and will discuss the benefits of the naval training at the station. Special music for the services will be an organ recital by Mrs. Marie Edwards Von Ritter. Final Meeting May 15 Next Sunday will be the last meet- ing of the Sunday Evening club for the present season. Hon. William Jennings Bryan will be the speaker and will preach on the subject of "Brute or Brother". The season just closing is the sixth in this Wilmette community enterprise. The services have been exceptionally well attended and the size of the Sunday evening audiences indicates not only that the club is at the heighth of its popularity but that it has apparently made a perma- nen place for itself in the religious life of the community. APT ILLUSTRATION When national advertising comes here to town to join forces with local advertising it's like an invitation to ride in a machine that is going your way.--Providence Journal. NOT DEAD BUT SAFER A Denver newspaper says that "the wild Western bandit has died out." We don't believe it He has merely come to the Eastern cities, where it's safer--Philadelphia Record. We Specialize in the Best of Electrical Appliances Such as The Eden, Thor and Easy Washing Machines Simplex and Thor Ironing Machines Eureka, Royal and Hoover Vacuum Cleaners Free Trial North Shore Electric Shop JOHN C. WELTER, Proprietor 554 Center Street Winnetka Phone Winnetka 44 Easy Payments If Electrical and Good We Sell It i | Courtesy Is Valuable Our employes are always anxious to do the very best they can to grant any favor.that you have occasion to ask. Also-- when a thing is to be done, they do it carefully and well. HOSTETTER'S GARAGE Day and Night Service 806 Oak Street Phone Winnetka 188 are Our Furnishings n fit nd -- nie styl correct-- When you come here to buy furnishings, you may come fully assured that you will receive a personal at- tention that is not found everywhere. to what is new and what is good that you may need or want is here for you to take whether you buy or not. Any advise as 786 Elm St., Winnetka J... DETHLOFF Gents' Furnishings and Shoes Phone Winnetka 1077 Seascout Craft Sails From Wilmette Harbor Boy Scouts of Wilmette Troop Organ- ize Seascout Company; Take to the Water This Summer Wilmette is to have at least one crew of Seascouts, judging from the way the news was received at Scout meeting last Saturday night. The announcement was made at that time that a crew was to be or- ganized at once in .order that it might get on the water this summer. Saturday night the formal enrollment will take place; the boys will be as- signed to billets; and a suitable name will be chosen Yor the ship. It is ab- solutely necessary that the recruits be Scouts, but as any poy may become a Scout, this should prove no obstacle. Although a Seascout must be fifteen years of age or older, the cabin boy grade is open to the younger Scouts. NOTED DIVINE SPEAKS AT K OF C GATHERING Monsignor Francis Kelly, recent- ly returned from Europe where 'he was engaged in church extension work and in a study of conditions in the war stricken countries, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Quilmette Councill, Knights of Co- lumbus, Tuesday evening, May 10. In the absence of Grand Knight William Napier of the council, who will attend the state convention of the Knights of Columbus at Joliet, Deputy Grand Knight Nicholas Mil- ler will act as chairman of the meet- ing. GOLF SPECIAL ADDED TO NORTHWESTERN SCHEDULE Persons having a penchant for golf- ing and who slip quietly away from the office about noon-time to get in a big afternoon on the links, found a friend this week in the Chicago and Northwestern railway which for the expréss accomodation of the golf- ing enthusiasts, has added a golfer's special to its daily schedule. This train leaves Chicago at 12:20 Daylight Saving time arriving at Wilmette at 12:48, Indian Hill at 12:51, Winnetka at 12:54 and Glencoe at 12:59, "It's all right to sympathize with the under dog in a fight," remarked the Observer of Events and Things, "but a fellow would be a fool to bet on him."--Yonkers Statesman. dirt and loam, tables. =m A Handsome Driveway CURVING majestical- ly, its white stone dazzling, under the green of the trees, thru your grounds, to your door, garage or pergola. There is nothing in the whole view that so well sets off your landscap- ing as a rounded, well rolled, cle an, private, road. E are expert in the construction of these roads. We lay them with the proper foundations,in the most decorative way, either with or without the as- sistance of your archi- Im 813 Elm]St.,, Winnetka tect. WE grade and excavate, ail one specialty is the filling of lawns and gardens with the finest of black to insure the right growth of flowers and garden vege- C ONCRETE material, crushed stone, sand, and cement we sell and supply to other contractors as well as private owners. Teaming of all kinds is at your service. B. W. BLOW Builder of Fine Roadways i Phone Winnetka 201 Shadi