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- cans: WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1922 STITE ANIINTE SORE THONPSINS Assembly Candidates Speak at League Mass Meeting At a meeting of the Winnetka Branch of the Illinois League of Women Voters, a non-partisan organi- zation, eight candidates for election to the Legislature and Assembly Tues- day evening responded to the invita- tion of the League, to present their respective platforms for the approach- ing elections of the Seventh Senatorial District. There were two Democrats: J. J. O'Rourke, present incumbent, of Harvey; and John Webster McCarthy of Lamont; both candidates for the Assembly. There were five Republi- Howard P. Castle, present in- cumbent, of Barrington; Peter C. Pick- erell of Harvey; Roy Malcom Mec- Kerchar of Wilmette; Charles E. Waterman of Thornton, all candidates for the Assembly; and in addition, for the Senate, Wilbur L. Castleman of Maywood. One Independent was pres- ent, Lewis B. Springer of Wilmette. Denounce Thompsonism All candidates expressing any views on the present administration in Chi- cago, denounced strongly Thompson- ism, with its alleged powerful and disastrous effects on the State and District administrations. Among the candidates who spoke was a representative making an ap- peal for the disabled soldiers through the American Legion. The meeting afforded the public a very excellent opportunity to become acquainted with political candidates, an occasion which every loyal citizen was privileged to employ to great ad- vantage for the best interests of the community, BRIDGE BUILDING, RADIO AT SCOUTS PUBLIC NIGHT The Public Evening to be given by the Boy Scouts of Troop No. 1, March 23, is intended, primarily, to give par- ents and friends a chance to understand a little more of the work done by the Scouts. Its purpose is also to raise money which is used during the year for incidental expenses relative to carrying on the work of the troop. There will be an exhibition of small bridges made by various scouts, and judges will award a prize for the best bridge. There will also be a presenta- tions of first aid kits. Specimens of Boy Scouts' cooking may be sampled. There will be signaling in the dark, a knot tying contest, suggestion of some of the nature work, stunts in first-aid, fire-rescue work, Tenderfoot initiation, and O'Grady Drill-Down. It isc also planned to have a large bridge built across an imaginary canyon. It is expected to have a demonstra- tionin wireless work, showing how it is possible to have musical enter- tainment given at a distance. The admisison is nominal, the de- sire being to have as many people interested in the Scout movement as possible. The exhibition will be held in the gymnasium of Community House, be- ginning at 8 o'clock. The Ridge Avenue Circle will be entertained on Monday, March 20, by Mrs. Stanley Clague, 849 Willow street. Mrs. Milton Higgins will be the as- sisting hostess. _-- Mrs. James Clipper and Miss Ade- laide Clipper of Winnetka have re- cently arrived in Pasadena, Cal, and are residing at the Hotel Maryland, temporarily. -- (pe A number of Winnetka young peo- ple are planning to attend the hard times party given by the Merry Mak- ers Club this evening at the school gymnasium in Glencoe. AA III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIXIXIXIXIXIXXXXX FRE FRUITS AND 801 Elm St. Delivery 4 times daily by Merchants Delivery Plus High Grade Fruits and Vegetables and a Full Line of Groceries at very reasonable prices Oranges, dOZ. ............ AER GN vid 30c to 60c Grapefruits, 4 for 25¢c, 3 for 2c, and each.............. 15¢ Cooking Apples, nl aR i eee 90c to $1.05 Tomatoes... 2... Jo oh. 800 0 i TA 20c and 25¢ Strawberries ...... Nias + + vin 8 Ste so als oa es ss low price Mized Nuts, 15. v.00 cond i, ot A eds ois 25¢c Cauliflower, a head. ......... 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You'll have to try it,before you'll really understand! i Phone 232 more III xaxaxxxIxIxxxIIiiiiIiiiizz Evanston Hospital Ass'n Boosts St. Francis Drive Hope for success of the St. Francis hospital fund campaign to be opened on the north shore Sunday, March 19, was expressed in resolutions adopted Wednesday by the executive committee of the Evanston Hospital association. The resolution stated, in effect, that the Executive committee of the Evanston Hospital association by unanimous vote expresses cordial ap- proval of every effort to give ade- quate and efficient equipment for the care of the sick, and the hope that complete success will attend the St. Francis Hospital Fund campaign. The action of the Evanston Hospital association was made pubflic this week by A. L. Patton, secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strodeur of 846 Oak street announce the birth of a daughter, Los, on Wednesday, Mar. 1. GEORGE ARLISS FILM AT COMMUNITY HOUSE A treat is in store for patrons of Winnetka Community House, Friday, March 24, when the new George Arliss photoplay, "The Ruling Passion," will be shown. This star and this picture is doubly welcome to every lover of the photo- play for the reason that Mr. Arliss has won the admiration of every screen critic for his artistry, and in the United Artists release, "The Rul- ing Passion," he follows a course hitherto uncharted for him. George Arliss is recognized for his characterizations in which sinister mo- tives and a satirical, cynical, crafty, cruel impersonation come first. In his new picture, Mr. Arliss has the role of a lovable, elderly millionaire and philanthropist, who plunges into the hobby of work while under the doctor's - orders to "rest." That he works out the details of a charming love story in which his daughter is involved, is a work of great import- ance as the story unfolds. The story of "The Ruling Passion" was taken from Earl Derr Biggers' story, "Idle Hands," in "The Saturday Evening Post," and was arranged for the screen by Forrest Halsey. The Foxdale Avenue Circle put in a excellent day's work on Tuesday last. Twenty-four infants' night-gowns were made, from cutting to the last draw string. For a practically new (Circle this is splendid. ee es Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Street of 592 Sheridan road, returned today after a seven week's sojourn in Southern Cali- fornia. E ---- pg Eat ------ ArT as all husbands do. TAYLOR The Best of Husbands Forget ----at Times Your husband forgets now and then just as How many times have you asked him to bring home from the city some little thing you needed at once. He kept forgetting it and finally you ran out of patience or he ran out of alibis. Use Your Phone Call Winnetka 998 or 999 Taylor's E. B. TAYLOR & CO. "Live in Winnetka--- Trade in Winnetka" People who trade at Taylor's, and most Win- netka people do, say that his prices are, as a rule, Any time you need anything in hardware, kitch- lower than those of down-town merchants. Don't send to the city next time--just phone . Winnetka 998 or 999. He never forgets. en utensils, paints, glass, nails, garden tools, seeds, | etc., just call up Taylor's. Your order will be filled promptly and accurately. Big Stores 1559 Sherman Ave. EVANSTON, PALACE Cash Meat Market Phone Evanston 2720 LL, Big Stores 1526 Greenleaf Ave. You can always save something here on your meat bill Fancy Roasting Chickens . Short Leg of Spring Lamb Fresh or Pickled Beef Tongues . . 38¢c 36¢ 29;c PEACOCK HAMS... 33;c PEACOCK BACON .. ..36;¢ SCULLY TRASHED COL EXPRESSING &'MOVING 6 PROUTY ANNEX WINNETKA , ILL. Fresh Pork Shoulders . . Very Best Native Porterhouse . . Very Best Native Sirloin. Fancy Leg of Veal 17:c 45¢ 35¢ 27:c