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} | ~ 20 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1922 A PEEP IN THE DOLL HOUSE DISPLAY DOLL HOUSE AT ADAMS' PHARMACY The doll house given by Mr. and Mrs. Emil C. Butz of Wilmette to tha Arden Shore association to be sold for the benefit of the Camp at Lake Bluff, is at present on exhibition at Adams Pharmacy, Winnetka. For the past two weeks it has been in Kiddie Nook, Wilmette, and at all hours of the day there has been an eager crowd of children, with noses pressed to the glass, in front of the window, while an equally interested throng of mothers, grandmothers, aunts--and even fathers and big brothers--crowded closely in behind. This little house is unique among doll houses. It is a modern home, Dutch Colonial in type, and its ex- quisite furnishings are not only a de- light to the eye but their beauty of line and simplicity of design have a direct influence In molding the taste of the child. Both house and furniture were made by Mr. Butz in his spare moments during the past six months. It is the desire of the committee in charge that every little girl along the north shore should have an op- portunity of seeing this little house, so after it has been in Winnetka for a few days it will be taken to Glen- coe and then to other villages. Information concerning the sale of the house may be obtained from Mrs. Joseph J. Siddall, Wilmette; Mrs. Grant Ridgway, Kenilworth; Mrs. Marcus D. Richards, Winnetka; Mrs. Francis E. Miller, Glencoe. N. T. C. A. MEETING Members of the New Trier Town- ship Commercial association will held their regular meeting Monday evening, November 20, at 8 o°colck, at the Wilmette Village hall, Wilmette and Central avenues. COMMUNITY GOLFERS IN ANNUAL MEET NOV. 20 The annual meeting and election of officers of the Evanston <Jommunity Recreation association, comprising a large membership in Wilmette, will be held at a dinner at the North Shore hotel, Evanston, Monday evening, No- vember 20, at 6:30 o'clock. Candidates to be voted upon in the annual election, for a term of three years, are C. M. Cartwright, William S. Powers, Henry E. Hedberg, Charles N. Stevens, Peter N. Jans and Harry M. Bachman. Prizes are to be award- ed the following winners of last sea- son's championship flights: Matt Jans, club champion; Waldo Thorsen, run- ner-up; Peter N. Jans, low qualifying score. Other prize winners include W. J. Marshall, T. H. Hopkins, C. E. Rollins, L. L. Dines, W. L. McGood- win, C. J. Dwyer. Municipal and civic leaders of the two towns, as weil as a score or more of leading professional golfers will have places of honor at the banquet table. When Winter Comes that roof you have neglected to take care of will be leaking. Now is the time to reroof your home and stop the leaks that will cause dampness and decay to rot the supports and roof boards. Asphalt roofing as laid by Becker is everlasting. The preservative qualities and permanence of asphalt as used in the Becker process make it unnecessary to ever reroof your home. Give us the opportunity to explain how this process has been the means of suc- cessfully making and laying 200,000 Barco roofs, some of which are in service twenty-three years. Made, Laid and Guaranteed by F. BECKER Asphaltum Roofing Co. Ridge and Lake Avenue WILMETTE, ILL. Phone Wilmette 364 "Select Your Roofer As You Would Select Your Banker" Most Important of A Is the Fit of a Shoe A pair of shoes may have every good quality and yet if it fails to fit, all the other qualities feel like so much wast- ed effort. Miss Olive Alcorn, whose graceful dancing has pleased large audiences at the N. Y. Winter Garden, threw away twenty pairs of shoes when she found in Cantilever the one last which seemed to provide every- thing a wise woman wants in shoes; comfort, flexibility, good looks, frce- dom from fatigue. Professional women in all walks of life--actresses, school teachers trained nurses, secretaries--are changing from ordinary shoes to Cantilevers (with the flexible arch) because foot comfort and freedom from foot fatigue are aids to success amidst competi- tion. You can't be at your best with lagging feet. A lady in Tennessee wrote recently to the Cantilever factory summing up in a few words all we might say in columns regarding this feature of Cantilever Shoes. Courtesy induces us to omit her name: "I received the Cantilever Shoes and they surely are comfontable-- more so than any shoe I have had in years and years. 1 don't think I have ever had a shoe fit as well as they do." There is a good reason for this com- fort and precise fit of Cantilever Shoes --they're made that way. If you will try on the Cantilever at our store (we are exclusive selling agents here) the test will be appreciated even if you do not want to buy at present. On Sale Exclusively on the North Shore by NORTH SHORE BOOTERY 529 DAVIS STREET Phone Ev. 6756 EVANSTON - ILLINOIS To insure proper fitting, we have installed an X-Ray machine in our store. This service to you without charge. Our Cantilever Booklet Sent ne EES EIEEREEEREREREEEY, Anybody can use M OST boys like to make things. If your boy is handy with tools, he will surprise you with the many useful and entertaining things he can make with It's easy to saw and handle, and it holds nails because it's all wood. Anybody can use it; and it's ideal for hundreds of uses. - Cornell on Request The satisfying thing about Cornell-Wood- Board is the way it serves and looks well for along time. It's made to. It's mill-primed ready for paint or calcimine; or its oatmeal- finish looks well without. It's friple-sized to resist heat, cold, and moisture--made to "stay put." "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 Company 'muss snmunsnsuwnnnaunns® 4 nde kh lL EL LE EE LT TE 4 & - Furniture Repairing Upholstering Cabinet Making Mattresses Made and Renovated Any Article of Wood Made to Order Antique Furniture Repairing a Specialty John A. Odh 933 Linden Ave., Hubbard Woods Phone Win. 235 WESTERN UNDERTAKING (0. AA ---------------------- p FUNERAL DIRECTORS g WE STRIVE TO PLEASE Our constant desire when called is to render the most EFFICIENT and COMPLETE SERVICE and to supply FINE FUNERAL FURNISHINGS at the very LOWEST COST. LADY ATTENDANT "No charg- for distance H. T. NEELY MANAGER 1022 Davis St. Evanston, Ill. Phone Evanston 98 Phone Wilmette 280 ODAY the Marquette Company seeks busi- ness on the basis of its ability and its purpose to market a good quality we cement at a reasonable price --a purpose to which set ourselves more than thirty years ago. Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co. Marquette Building, Chicago LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS Winnetka Coal-Lumber Co.