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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1922 ARF LPH DEAS IT THE SADA LU To Give Interpretation of Book, "If Winter Comes" The program at the Wilmette Sun- day Evening Club Sunday, April 9, will consist of an interpretation of that very popular book "If Winter Comes," written by A. S. M. Hutchinson. The reading will be given by Prof. Ralph Dennis, School of Speech of North- western university. Professor Dennig gave this same rendition at the Sunday Afternoon club in Evanston recently, at the First Presbyterian church, which was crowded to the doors. A number of people from Wilmette were in atten- dance. This book, which was written less than a year ago, has been in such demand as to call for its being re- printed, and until there have been six editions to date. It is a book with a message from every day life. Arthur Jones, Soloist The soloist Sunday evening will be Arthur Jones, recently of the London Light Opera company. He will sing "Friend" by Novello Davies, and "The Children's Home," by Dr. Frederick Cowen. Mrs. Marie Edwards Von Ritter's program of organ music, including several numbers appropriate to the Palm Sunday spirit, will be as fol- lows: Prelude: The Palms by Wilkes. Toccato in G, by Dubois. Offertoire: Berceuse, by MacMillen. Postlude: March Triumphale, by Archer. Bring On April Fool's Day Just Any Old Time Kenilworth property owners thought the village authorities were perpe- trating an April Fool's jest last Sat- urday when they found check's in their mail boxes. A bit of investigation disclosed the fact that the money represented re- bate on a voluntary assessment spe- cial last summer. Too 1fluch was col- lected and the village parceled out the surplus. WOULD LIGHT "BLACK" STRETCH Kenilworth Village officials are ne- gotiating with the Cook County Board of Commissioners in the effort to have adequate street lighting for Sheridan road along the 600-foot stretch inter- vening between the Kenilworth and Wilmette limits. 00000000000600000006000004 Delicious Ice Cream Birthday Cakes Catered to your Individual order Mrs. Smith 819 Oak Phone 112 Winnetka NORTH SHORE TALKING MACHINE CO. Phone your record orders Our delivery service covers the : NORTH SHORE territory completely. Why not use this SERVICE Remember--we carryas near a complete list of Victor Re- cords-as is possible to obtain from the factory. > a--_-- North Shore TALKING MACHINE CO =~ PHONE 603 4523 DAVIS ST. EVANSTON ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL VOTE Jesse R. Gathercoal of Wilmette and Charlotte L. McKenzie of Hubbard Woods are the two members of the New Trier Township High school board to be voted upon at the annual High school board election Saturday, April 8. There are no contests in this election. RADIO SUPPLIES PARR and POWELL 566 Center [St. Winnetka Phone Winnetka 122 Telephone 844 "AT ECKART'S" ONE IMPORTANT SERVICE In our business is the supplying of the right building hardware for new homes and buildings. Locks, hinges, knobs, etc., must be picked with great care by the builders, that is why they | ; usually come here first with their specifications, knowing they will find what they want. PAINTS TOO--- Stocked to give you the best paints at the best prices-- and with an expert painter to advise you on your purchase. J. F. Eckart Co. HARDWARE, PAINTS TOOLS, CUTLERY, GLASS 736 Elm St. Phone 844 Winnetka, Illinois | Profitable Reading---The Announcements of Lake Shore Advertisers 5 The Contractor Who builds your home with our Lumber---has had the benefit of our advice in choosing the best kind and grade obtainable. The capacity of our equipment as- sures our cuslomers of prompt service. [ I J] ill WINNETKA COAL-LUMBER Phone 734 COMPANY Phone 735 EARL L. WEINSTOCK Manager Jmm_--mnmnmmn ne Immun mn - ng I all mmmm----ihn - if 4 r 3 3a | | | 1 - ' y x WAR A FAO OER LR Tr A: |