The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Set vil x 4 Sel PT. WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1922. UH, FOR THE LIFE OF A GAY TOURIST! P. W. Bradstreet Comments Enthusiastically On Balmy Breezes of Florida Coast WINTER SHIVERS GONE Hoyts and Bradstreets Enjoy Summer Expeditions Two hours a day in the surf; whisk- ing over the smooth highways; fishing for bass, golfing hunting 'duck or quail; eating grapefruit and oranges right off the trees;that's life in Janu- ary on Florida's east coast. No. we haven't been reading a high- ly embellished tourist guide, simply an extremely interesting letter from P. W. Bradstreet who, with Mrs. Brad- street is enjoying the "balmy but not a bit enervating atmosphere" of the great winter resorts. Writing from the New St. Elmo hotel at Green Cove Springs, Florida, the winter home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam M. Hoyt II, Mr. Bradstreet lets us in on some thrilling bits of "sum- mertime" gossip, to-wit: "Mrs. Bradstreet and I have just re- turned here after a most wonderful auto trip down the east coast of Florida with Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hoyt II. Talk about your 'Fairy- lands!" From Ormond through Day- tona, Cocoa, Palm Beach and Miami the scenery is beautiful, the roads per- fect (best we have ever seen), and the air balmy and not a bit enervating. The largest tourist hotel in the world is the Royal Ponciana at Palm Beach, where we spent two days, and three days on the ocean at Miami Beach. The Daily Swim "We are bathing down here in Janu- ary, and I was in the water two hours, while you have been shivering up north," he continues. "The Royal palms and Cocoanut palms are alone worth the trip down here to see in their native state. We have seen sharks swimming near the shore, peli- cans in large numbers fishing in the ocean and rivers, and eaten grapefruit and oranges right off the trees from the famous Indian River groves. "hig little town, where the Hoyt family has spent the past 39 winters, is very old and quaint--was originally a Spanish Grant and is a most charm-, ing and restful place on the beautiful ; St. John's river, whic his more like a lake than a river, being six miles wide right here. Mr. Hoyt and 1 caught twelve large bass here 'the other day--one eight pounds, which our hotel is having stuffed ana mounted. "Have two golf courses, fine quail and duck hunting, boating and a fine auto. Trip from here to the ocean, either at St. Augustine or Atlantic Beach, near Jacksonville. TI can cer- tainly recommend this place and this hotel for a winter home for our Win- netka friends." Mr. and Mrs. Bradstreet left Win- netka a little over a month ago and expect to return to the village later this month. Incidentally, they are re- ceiving the Winnetka Talk every week, which they "have enjoyed reading more than ever while away from home --in fact look forward to each week." E. D. Bradstreet is in charge of the Winnetka realty offices in the absence of his brother. Make the Blue Devil useful--let him wash your dishes. adv ltg 13-1tc KIPPY DANCE Dr. Watson's Alco Saturday Night, February 4th that has started everyone Artists (5 pieces) This is the colored orchestra INNETKA OMAN'S CLUB Tickets -T5¢ THREE THOUSAND AT FIRST IGE CARNIVAL P. Kreger Annexes Champion- ship; Salmen Boys Win Three thousané sport lovers of Win- netka neighboring communities thronged into the Skokie Playfield grounds last Sunday afternoon to wit- ness Winnetka's first annual Ice Car- nival. The enthusiasm, prompted by ad- vance accounts of the great winter- sports' event, was considered nothing short of marvelous by the Winnetka leaders who planned and directed the afternoon's program of events. P. Kreger came away with high honors for the day, annexing the Men's championship one mile event, H. Christenson and G. Lindwall were second and third, respectively. In the Boys' half-mile championship event F. Salmen took first honors, with Wesley Carey and W. Whelan in second and third places, respectively. One hundred and forty entries were listed in the events. Results of the races were as fol- lows: 440 yds. Boys 12-14--First, V. Voltz --second, L. Bates--third, J. McEwen. 880 yds. Boys 14-16.--First, R. Bartz. --second, R. Sutter--third, L. Ander- son. 220 yds. Girls Kloepfer-- second, third, J. Markley. 440 yds. Girls 14-16--First, B. Rip- ley--second, V. Andrews--third, R. Coffin. 440 yds. Girls over 16--First, M. Carlson--second, B. Scully. 440 yds. Mixed Couples--First, Rich- ardson-Ripley--second, Kloepfer-Scully --third, Flynn-Balak. 440 yds. Backward, Men--First, W. Kloepfer--second, R. Bartz--third, R. Sutter. 3 Half-mile Winnetka Championship, Boys 16 to 19--First, F. Salmen--sec- ond, Wes. Carey--third, W. Whelan. One mile Winnetka Championship, Men over 19--First, P. Kreger--sec- ond, H. Christenson--third, G. Lind- wall. Boys' Relay, won by Bartz, McFad- zean, Flynn and Carey. Mens' Relay, won by Kreger, Rich- ardson, Salmen and Kloepfer. 12-14--First, M. M. McFadzan-- NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN SERVICES Services of Our Saviour's Nor- wegian Lutheran church are now be- ing held at Christ Church Parish House, according to an announcement made this week by its leaders. Ser- vices in English are held the first Sunday in each month a 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The Norwegian tongue is employed in the services on the other Sundays of the month. All Lutherans in Winnetka are cordially invited to these services. LISTEN This 1s what one of our customers recently ex- plained to his friend-- "I have never gotten tired of this place because the food is well prepared and the quality good." THAT'S THE ANSWER! Satisfaction to our customers 1s our pleasure NEE EN EAE EEN EEE EENEENEEEEEEEEEEEEG Welch's NEEEEE EEE EEE ENC CFE E Central at Eleventh Wilmette, IIL Cafeteria Vi NH J] A Stitch In Time N) aves Nj, Come in and let our experts look your car over in time. LWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FO € === GASOLINE -- EXPERT REPAIRING : RELIABLE SUPPLIES-DEPENDABLE ACCESSORIES FOR AUBURN BEAUTY SIX OILS {2 -TRIANGLE = 59] CHESTNUT GARAGEEMOTOR J PHONE 1446 World's Gold Production. In the world's history $17,000,000,000 fn gold has been mined, of which $5,- 000,000,000 worth has been lost-- From the Argonaut. the grandfatl:er's tournament. It Always Costs Him a Stroke. Nothing is more disconcerting to a middle-aged golfer than to be asked hy the young lady who is watching him drive off whether he intends to enter Announcing Haynes Price Reduction MODEL 55 Touring =. or Si i a Sie $1595 Roadster. oii rnin a ia Bh 1645 Coupe... ... 0. roel wifin irl ol SR 2295 Sedan. oi RRR NE aE 2295 (STANDARD) Touring 7-Passenger $2295 Tourister 4-Passenger 2295 Brougham 5-Passenger 2995 Sedan 7-Passenger 3295 Suburban 7-Passenger 3295 (SPECIAL) Touring 7-Passenger $2395 ourister 4-Passenger 2395 Roadster 2595 Brougham 5-Passenger 3095 Sedan 7-Passenger 3395 Suburban 7-Passenger 3395 F. O. B. FACTORY These prices represent real, honest values and lead the American Automobile Field in price reduction. Drive America's First Car---HAYNES! -- ct -- JANS-LAMKE MOTOR COMPANY 1013 DAVIS STREET EVANSTON, ILLINOIS Peter N. Jans Earl J. Lamke Phone Evanston 4250 Starting Our Spring Campaign Starting next week we will begin another series of Food Sales Watch your pa- per for them and SAVE MONEY Hubbard Woods Grocery 890 Linden Ave. Hubbard Woods Phone Winnetka 1435-36