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A -- Ee rr WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1922 The Misses Gertrude MacRae, Bea-, Mrs. Lewis Vollmann, 803 Cherry Wesley Kloepfer, son of Mr. and trice Bartholf, Ruth Eleanor Boots, street, left Saturday for a week's stay| Mrs. Arthur M. Kloepfer, started off Steve, All Het Up, Marbel Forberg and Harriet Carlsen | with relatives in Fort Wayne, Ind. this week for Los Angeles, Cal., where Goes to Big City entertained the members of the grad- --O-- he will spend his vacation with his ' uating class at New Trier high school| Mrs. Reynolds Brooks, 1183 Scott grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gets 1 in Hot Water at an informal dance at Skokie Coun-| avenue, has returned from an eastern| Cole, who recently sold their home try club last Monday evening. trip. here and moved west. | Steve Natuck, who was reputed to LINES FOR FRST Capen Women and Children of Chi- cago's Tenements Soon Get Annual Vacation Arden Shore, the fresh air camp at Lake Bluff, is nearly ready for its be the only living Eskimo in Winnet- ka, a former employe of the village, is gone again. Last Saturday Steve quit with the noon whistle and wan- dered down to the lake. It will be re- 'membered that he spent his spare time last winter leaping from iceberg to iceberg and cooling himself in the frigid waters. Steve sighed several times, as he first quota of 500 guests from Chi- | saw the tepid water gently flowing. cago's congested tenement districts. | Winnetka no longer held any attrac- The grounds are in order, the tent | man is busy repairing and putting up tents, fresh paint has brightened things here and there, and everything is being done to insure a good time for the mothers and children who will soon come trooping cat for their | one vacation of the year. The camp directors, because of past happy experiences, have come to de- pend upon their friends along the North Shore to supply deficiencies in | | tion for him. Another thing which he did not like about the village was the absence of a spacious enough | public billiard hall, for he dearly loves the national Eskimo game. So he hied himself to Chicago where pool halls abound. Two sociable gentlemen allowed him to join in the pastime and Steve was almost happy. The day grew hotter and hot- ter. Steven became unbearably ill at ease. Then the trouble started. Four policemen were called to the equipment that arise every year. | billiard parlors to quell Steve who Many an attic, office, or tool house has given up long unused treasures | that have perfectly filled a need at] Arden Shore. So the Superintendent | sends the following list of articles | most needed, with the hope that those who have these things and no longer use them will feel minded to give them to Arden Shore. Lawn mower, mimeograph or dupli- » cator, chairs of all kinds, furniture in general, clothing, bathing suits, bath towels, baby carriages, toys and books. Any one having these or other things to give the camp please notify Mrs. Bruce Macleish, 85 Wentworth avenue. Telephone Glencoe 186. The articles will be called for. Haskins F aneral Services Held Here Wednesday Funeral services were held Wednes- day for Robert C. Haskins, whose death occurred Monday, June 19, in Saugatuck, Mich. at the residence at 615 Ash street. . Mr. Haskins was 64 years old. He is survived by his widow, a daughter, Mrs. Rawleigh Warner, of Evanston, and five sons, Raymond G., George BE; Harold O., Frank A.. and Paul R. Haskins. The services were private, was engaged in annihilating his two playmates. Monday morning he was called before a judge in a Chicago | police court and asked why he was so rough. "Your honor," he said, wiping his brow, "I was so hot that I was itching all over and that always makes me want to fight." Several months ago when Steve went to the city, he was beset by two men who almost succeeded in sever- ing his right ear from his head. Since then he had tried to avoid catastro- phies. "You may go if you will promise to keep out of trouble," said the judge. Steve went, but he has not re turned to Winnetka and is said to be working for an ice company. Winnetka vs. Glencoe A. C. In Baseball This Sunday Winnetka's baseball outfit meets the Glencoe A. C. squad Sunday, June 25, at the Glencoe Green Bay avenue diamond, County road and Green Bay road. Game time is 3 o'clock. The game will be a regularly scheduled North Shore Baseball league event. Winnetka ball club officials are au- thority for the announcement that Winnetka is to hook up with the crack Fort Sheridan team on Tuesday, July 3 Sill Sf Se El H=L19 "limp The Standard of the World The purchase of an automobile is primarily an investment in machinery. Such an investment should be made with the same regard to the mechanical history of the car as careful investors give to the financial history of a security. CADILLAC 1820 RIDGE AVENUE - Division of General Motors Corporation CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY - EVANSTON BRANCH TELEPHONE 4841 a ---- Salesroom Open Evenings Mr. Haskins was a former president | 4, in a big holiday clash, to be called of the International Harvester Com-|at 10:30 a. m. Another game is ox | pany of America. | pected for the Fourth of July matinee." - rE TE Hubbard Woods Grocery and Market ows IH li OOOO OOO | il EH TCA WINNETKA PHONES 1700 - 1701-1702 li 800 LINDEN AVE. | HUBBARD WOODS LULU THU UL OUELLETTE TT LLL TT TL LLL LLL Z Hm SUT BT CL LL rrr FOUR DELIVERIES DAILY IN WINNETKA, HUBBARD WOODS, GLENCOE qn Ul gu 3 =o = E A ---------------------- = E Let us add your name to our rapidly growing list of E E : EE SATISFIED CUSTOMERS 1 aE S ss ny A ------------ E = E f Swift's Silver Leaf Lard | i dy ak ton g Baker's Premium Choc- Wright's Mayonnaise g American Family Soap, E Quaker Oats, reg. size g £ = E g 5-1b pail, reg. price 2 Sa0e thi reak 5 E Dressing, reg. price £ this wk. only. 1 case Z £ E E E $1.10; this week, i > Se Doe 3 a week, : olate, Ib, £ 35c; this week, £ limited to customer, § Package, E E BE: 9c fi $160 i. 39c I 27 $365 I M00: 53 E E im 0 7 = = --_-- = ELL ET LLL LE ES : GROCERIES | GROCERIES x E R Fs R I 1 = E Le Soleil Brand Imported French Peas, E aturday Only i Toilet Paper, Extra Value, 7-0z. roll 5c : = E 42c value. This wk. ; 8 i E : : ESE = - = = ve is wk. 35¢; 3 cans for. . $1.00 Pog Niel on 25 : Winter Brand Toilet Tissue, 650 sheets. = = EE = Patsy Brand Muscat Grapes. No. 1 can, Eo opunen, Da ine Regular price, 2 for 25¢; this week E E E I1Beidoz. ou. ch eae sk $1.85 : Fancy Tomatoes, per i Strolls... 470 bin aie wale advs ota win al dl St SL SY 0 E = = E£ Thank You Brand Sliced Peaches. No £ defender B : : a 0 E = E © : ig Baste 2 dhs rian 200 5 Defender Brand Toilet Paper, 2,000 E = EE = cam, 18¢; doz. i... nna $1.75 : sheets. Regular price 35¢; this week..22c EE = = : Wesson Oil. Pt. 28c; qt. 54¢; 1-2 gal... $1.05 Very Nice Cantaloupes, : Jello package"... . 3, ii oii in 20 10c : E E Richelieu Sweet Apple Cider, 1-2 gal. ; dior 25¢ i Campbell's Soup, assorted «oi. fais it 10c E E = = jugs; regular price 85c. This week ..75¢ 3 Cream of Wheat, pRaa.l |. cine. firs 25c EE E E Walnuts in shell; regular price 55¢; this §. Oranges, doz... .... 49c¢ I Wheating, phe. obs... oo 22¢ = E 3 = z week ic CON UR EER Se te i, 35¢ Be HHI i Selig Crystal White Soap, 10 bars Spi SE ie Seip 49c = = | > a Ee -- = Im" EEE EE