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4 m-- WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1922 FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE RESUMES ACTIVITY Working Girls' Club Antici- pates Record Season "Friendship Circle" club for girls begins its year's meetings next Tues- day evening in Community House at 8:30 o'clock. This club was started a number of years ago as a friendly so- cial club for any girl working in Winnetka homes who wanted to have happy social times, and wished to get acquainted with others. That it is fulfilling its purpose is shown by the constantly increasing enroll- ment of members, and by the happy spirit of the club and the things it accomplishes. Part of the evening is given over to gymnastic work, under competent instructors, for those who wish it, and the rest of the evening is devoted to club activities and en- tertainment. The only fee for this is a two dollar membership in Com- munity House. Mrs. Ralph Snyder, who has been the leader of this group for the past two years, and under whose friendly and competent touch the club has grown to a large enrlolment (over seventy), is not able to give her full time this year, but will assist Mrs. Charles Kreger in the work. Mrs. Kreger brings to this group a sym- pathetic understanding of girls and an experience 'n leadership which promises well for the continued growth and usefulness of this group. There are enthusiastic and interesting plans ahead for the winter. Girls who are strangers in Winnet- ka are especially asked to attend this first meeting. Come and get acquaint- ed and find out what good times "Friendship Circle" can offer. phine McAllister, QUARANTINE VIOLATOR ENDANGERS CHILDREN E. A. Brion, 755 Greenwood ave- nue, Glencoe, received a fine in Jus- tice Northrop's Winnetka court Mon- day of this week following his arrest at the instance of Health Commis- sioner C. O. Schneider, on the charge of violating quarantine. Brion, according to Commissioner Schneider, failed to observe quar- antine regulations when his wife and two children were afflicted with car- let fever. His carelessness in per- mitting his children to attend school sessions, was said to have been re- sponsible for the spread of the dis- ease among other children in the village. The discovery that one of the Brion children was attending school while afflicted with scarlet fever caused a near panic among parents of school children in the village. In addition to the cases in the Brion family where Mrs. Brion and her sons, Edward, 5 years old, and Benja- min, 8 years old, were infected, four other cases developed among Glen- coe school children, directly traceable to the Brion family, Commissioner Schneider declared. Others suffering with the ailment are Harriet Postle, 8 years old, Doug- las and French Postle, both 6 years of age, of 853 Vernon avenue, and Jose- 6 years old, 951 Forest avenue. Abducted on Rough Fishing Smack! EE RICHARD BOYD PAULINE DUNN ---- "Reported Missing" BOURNIQUE'S Dancing - - Deportment Private Classes personally conducted by ALVAR L. BOURNIQUE Juveniles: Winnetka Woman's Club -- -Tuesday, October 24 Juniors: Roycemore Gymnasium, Evanston, November 4. Membership accorded -new famil- ies on presentation of satisfac- tory social and business refer- ences. OFFICE AND STUDIO 1134 N. Dearborn Street, Chicago Superior 8564 Saturday Evening, "Reported Missing" RICHARD BOYD PAULINE DUNN Foul Play Suspected Shrubs, Evergreens Perennials Grounds Planted Satisfaction Guaranteed Cut Flowers GREENWOOD NURSERY A. STACHEL, Prop. 290 Greenwood Axe., Glencoe Phone 155 RANDOLPH BEAUTY SHOP 1159 Wilmette Avenue Brown Bldg. Mme Lucia Lissner specialist in the Famous Russian Vapor Facials Marceling Hair Coloring Shampooing ~~ Facial Massage Hairdressing Acne Treatments Manicuring ~~ Face Packs Phone Wilmette 2070 will offer at to transportation. Winnetka Office 541 Lincoln Ave. Phone Winnetka 672 McGuire & Orr A subdivision of the property of one of Winnet- ka's old homesteads. It is in the central eastern part of town, close to the lake, yet convenient The Trees are Magnificent Prices are low for such choice sites. The recent activity in this section indicates a ready market. If You Wish Advance Information Phone Our Local Office McGUIRE & ORR Established 1894 an early date || Chicago Office Phone Randolph 2981 69 W. Washington St. A CORRECTION In last week's issue of The Win- netka Talk it was stated that Ired Eckart was ill at the Evanston hos- J. F. Eck- pital. This was incorrect. art, proprietor of the J. F. Eckart Hardware company, is ill. MAGAZINE AGENCY. Renewals and new Subscriptions to all Magazines solicited. Our specials: Saturday Evening Post, Country Gentleman and Ladies' Home Journal. WILLIAM A. HADLEY 913 OAK STREET Phone Winnetka 323 Winnetka Edmonds "Foot-Fitters" are Solid Leather all through! Munson in forepart and combination in waist, instep and heel! Plenty of ball room giving ABSOLUTE FREE- DOM to the toes. A snug glove-like fitter around ankle and instep! Price $7.50 October Days Are Strenuous Days on - Boys' Shoes It's the season of the year when every boy is "up and doing"-- on his toes almost every minute outside of his school hours-- and naturally he must have shoes to withstand his robust activity. Here--at this store--your boy will get the kind of shoes he likes, for durability, style and workmanship. Blomdahl & Sundmark 805 Elm Street =: WINNETKA Phone 1108 LL 2 ¢P SUS EEEEEESEEIEEBEESRNENEEES ® 0) Handy tohidve around EN you realize how many useful tasks can be done with it, you'll see the advantage of keeping on hand -- all the time -- a supply of For repairing broken walls and ceilings; for finishing off the attic or basement; for new shelves, bins, and parti- tions -- we know Cornell is the ideal material for these and many other purposes. You'll know it, too, when you understand what Cornell- Wood-Board is. It's clean, tough wood fibre -- nothing else; saws easily; holds nails solidly. It's triple-sized to re- sist moisture, heat, and cold; mill-primed, ready for paint; or you'll like the popular oatmeal-finish without paint. Cornell is made to look well and serve well. "165 Uses for Cornell-Wood-Board" is a booklet telling how you can make many useful things for the home. You can have it for the asking. Phone, write or call for it. Winnetka Coal-Lumber Co. LJ Sg ee EENEEEENERE RENEE ENNEEEEES ERE Ea® EEEmEEEESSOESESGSREeEccCeccsSeSEwsessussEenessnsnnnn® all L Ld