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

Sugar Plum Tree of Story Book Land To Be At Petticoat Lane O more tempting array of sugar plums ever danced before children's eyes than those that are to hang from "The Sugar-Plum Tree" at the big four-college benefit, Petticoat Lane, which is to be hela at the Evanston Country Club on November 10 and 11. The real Sugar- Plum Tree of Eugene Field's poeni will be the first thing to burst on the sight at the entrance to the quaint English lane, and from the old apple woman who is to sit with her wares at the little green gate under the tree, to the ginger-bread dogs and chocolate cats in their queer antics, there will be nothing lacking to make the candy booth an entrancing bit ot story book land. Kate Greenaway girls from the popular book of nursery rhymes will offer delicious sweets concocted from old English receipts in addition to the best American candies. Two little venders, Mary Cock and Betty Kings- ley of Evanston. dressed in checked red, green and white to represent lollypops, will delight the children with their luscious wares, and tarle- tan animal bags filled with hard can- dies. Clever conceits in the way of dinner-card favors and nut baskets, and attractively decorated tin boxes for holiday use will please and tempt the buyer. The booth will be under the able chairmanship of Mrs. Ralph Renwick of Hubbard Woods and her assis- tants, Mesdames Davroe E. Getman. Paul Welch, Arthur Littlefield, James P. Fleming and Edward S. Main of Winnetka; Mrs. Sidney Ball of Kenil- worth; Mrs. Wm. D. Mann of High- land Park; and Mesdames Charles P. Davis, Alfred C. Tyler, Guy Scudder and Harry M. Ayres of Evanston. "Bon Voyage" Fete for Washburne Tour Party A combination party was given at the Skokie school Friday evening. It was a combination party because it combined a Hallowe'en celebration with a farewell party for Superin- tendent and Mrs. C. W. Washburne, Miss Mabel Vogel and Miss Florence Brett, who are leaving Monday, Oc- tober 30, for an extensive study of educational conditions in Europe. During the festivities a purse of gold was presented to the superin- tendent and his wife as a little re- membrance from their associates. After the games had been played and the dancing was over everybody turned to and enjoyed the cider, ap- ples and doughnuts that had been provided for the occasion. Quick Work of Firemen Saves Car From Flames The careles use of matches is said to have been the cause of a fire which damaged a Buick automobile last Saturday. The car was on Winnetka avenue west of the Indian Hill station when its owner, James Willett, Chicago, discovered the blaze and notified the Winnetka fire department. Immedi- ate action on the part of Chief Hou- ren"s men prevented extensive dam- age. L. B. Springer Endorsed by Anti-Saloon League Lewis B. Springer, of Wilmette, Republican candidate for representa- tive in the State Legislature from the Seventh district, including the north shore, has received the official endorsement of the Anti-Saloon League of Illinois. TOWLES TOURS Cruise-Tours=65 to 132 Days Sailings in Nov., Dec., Jan. an Fob. The fi gomplets land and water tour ever SOUTH AMERICA Cruise-Tours=65 to 95 Da avs Sallings in Nov., Jan. and Feb. Covering e ng really worth-while in the "Continent A) portunity." All Sailings Under the Amarican id WwW. d to th EAT rE rola, Mexico, Florida and T. & S. TOURS COMPANY 83 W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago, Ill. Harrison WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1922 Social Happenings [-- On last Saturday evening, the Four Corner Dancing Club held tts second party of the season at Community House. wre res The first Winnetka Assembly dance will be given Thanksgiving eve, No- vember 29, at the Winnetka Woman's Club. rr Mrs. C. Vernon Jones, 655 Elm street, will be at home after Novem- ber 1, at the Sovereign Hotel, Chi- cago. ----O-- Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bunker, 656 Lin- coln avenue, returned Monday from their summer home at Grass Lake, Wis. i Miss Harriet Saas, 688 Center street, is spending several weeks in Danville, Ill, as the guest of her sis- ter. --_-- Mrs. George W. Blossom of Hub- bard Woods is returning today from New York city. ra The Bowling Club will meet on next Wednesday evening at the Winnetka Woman's club. Oo Mrs. Edward MacDowell will give a recital at the Winnetka Woman's club on the evening of November 17, under the auspices of the North Shore MacDowell society. --0-- The Winter Club, formerly known as the Winnetka Bowling club, will hold its second meeting of the year next Monday evening at the Win- netka Woman's club. tpt Gordon B. Gonsalves, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gorge F. Gonsalves, 635 Rose- wood avenue, entered Northwestern Military and Naval academy, at Lake Geneva, this week. 11 Constitute New Masonic Lodge Tuesday, Nov. 7 Tuesday, November 7, will be un- forgetable in the minds of Winnetka Masons. That day marks the formal constitution of the Winnetka Masonic lodge together with the presentation of the charter. The ceremonies will be held in the evening at the Skokie school. In connection with the constituting ceremonies the lodge officers will be installed and there will be a special entertainment program provided by high grade talent. Constituting ceremonies will be conducted by the Grand Lodge, and visitors from many neighboring lodges are expected for the event. Miles Whitney is general chairman, in charge of arrangements. Mrs. E. Sawyer Smith is entertain- ing the North Shore alumnae of Chi Omega sorority informally at luncheon on Friday of this week at her home, 696 Ash street, Winnetka. URINE Night and Morning, Have Clean, Healthy .. Eyes. If they Tire, FOR G.5 Jechs Smare or Burn, if Sore, Irritated, In- Your EYES flamed orGranulated, use Murine often. Soothes, Refreshes. Safe for Infantor Adult. At all Druggists. W: for Free Eve Book. Murine Eye og iv Florence M. Hendershot PHOTOGRAPHER For Appointment In Your Home Address 1541 East 57th Street Phone Hyde Park 2314 Chicago A Real Heating Convenience Let us demonstrate the merits of the ATLAS OIL BURNER Not an experiment or a novelty Ten Years in Successful Operation Guaranteed Gravity Feed Simple No Motor No Noise No Ashes For full information call NORTH SHORE SALES AGENCY ATLAS OIL 925 Central Ave. Wilmette BURNER CO. Phone Wilmette 2302 1 EA Phone 986 Sl MERIT-PLUS SERVICE PAINTING TRIMMING REPAIRING DAY WASHING---SIMONIZING---GREASING Cars Called for and Delivered L. P. BAKER & CO. GLENCOE, ILL. ii 404 Glencoe Road NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT CASH and CARRY Big reduction to those who come to our nursery and get the stock. Freshly dug, roots not dried out. Nursery at Lincoln Ave. and Peter- son Road. Go South on Ridge Ave., Evanston to north line of Rosehill Cemetery then west two miles to Nursery. TREES, SHRUBS, FRUITS, VINES. PLANT NOW For those who do not care to do their own planting we will DE- LIVER PLANT and GUARAN- TEE. Landscape plans prepared. Estimates given. Phone or write our city office. Time to do it now. PETERSON NURSERY 30 N. La Salle Str. Tel. Main 3613 A Gift Shop That Is Different Attractive Gifts that are Exquisite Appointments not Costly for that New Home MISS HERBST GIF TS 584 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka Phone Winnetka 1811 | "THE LITTLE SHOP UPSTAIRS" Before Winter Comes RE you going to drive your car throughout the winter? If so, give a thought to your battery NOW. If your battery is in good shape and you take reasonable care of it, zero weather is not going to bother you. But you can save yourself a lot of woe by letting us make sure in advance that your battery is ready for the winter strain. If it's fit, we'll say so; if it's not fit, we'll make it so. This advice is sound. We trust you will act on it NOW--before winter comes. If you are going to lay up your car this winter, ask us about our battery stor- age plan. For Winter Battery Storage Phone WINNETKA 1387 The Winnetka Exide Battery Service Co. 2 Prouty Ct., Winnetka Winnetka 1387 Service With a- Smile Don't Try to Get Along JUST ONE MORE DAY with that broken part still in your car. You are inviting A Break Down JONES Hubbard Woods Garage Phone Winnetka 617