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{ od WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1923 19 EXPLANATIONS G. O. Wilcox is seen here trying to make explanations to the King and Queen of Gazook. Mr. Wilcox ap- pears in two roles in "The Jollies of 1923." Tickets are selling fast and Joe Bren, the director, is overjoyed over the prospects of the forthcoming "Jollies of 1923," to be given at the New Trier High School auditorium, Monday and Tuesday evenings, Jan- unary 29 and 30, under auspices of the Indian Hill Improvement association. Scores of Indian Hill residents will be in the cast of the mammoth Min- strel-Musical Comedy Revue and many "side-splitting" costumes will be seen adorning otherwise quite staid and reserved citizens. The sale of tockets for "The Jollies of 1923" has been proceeding most satisfactorily, it is announced. Tick- ets for the performances are to be secured at Adams Pharmacy, Elm and Linden streets. BACK TO BOYHOOD J. E. Cain says "The Jollies or 1923" take him back to his boyhood days. 1 Jackman, recently i1eturned from ac- The above reproduction of Mr. Cain was said to have been taken some- time during that period. You Want Of Course buy. That's what we're here for--to give you the best meats money can PETERS MARKET A. PETERS, Prop.' Catholic Women's League Aids Near East Sufferers The North Shore Catholic Women's league has joined the great band of men and women all over this prosper- ous country who are making every effort to carry more than a million victims of Turkish cruelty in the Near East, through the rigors of win- ter. A generous contribution of $25 has just been sent to Near East Re- lief headquarters in Chicago. Radio, the latest invention of sci- ence, has been pressed into service on behalf of the sufferers. Clifford F. tive relief work on the scene of dis- aster, is still receiving contributions from homes which "listened in" on the appeal which he broadcasted re- cently. 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 WINDOW GLASS and all other kinds of GLASS MIRRORS, ART-GLASS AUTO seeps Mirror Resilvering Glass Dresser Tops WILMETTE GLASS & PAINT WORKS 1193 Wilmette Ave. Phone 2508 Opp. Village Theatre. rioxe 1 RIANGLE AUTO 0c REPAIR SHOP = Located in the Triangle Garage and Motor Company. Now is the time to have your car completely overhauled, be- fore the good weather sets in. You won't want to be without your car then. ONCE A CUSTOMER, ALWAYS A CUSTOMER The Best, at all that needs to job. Phones 920-921-922 734 Elm Street, - - WINNETKA AY ALL Kinds is Of Hauling t ACHINERY, safes, bag- gage, furniture -- anything from one place to another is our Call on us at any time for any be moved A Sound Investment With A Satisfactory Return Do You Know That there remains an oppor- tunity to invest your money in a home industry at an attractive rate of return in an investment which is exempt from Personal property Taxes, with dividends from free normal Federal In- come Tax? That this investment offers you an opportunity for permanent investment at an attractive rate? That this investment is backed by a necessary industry dealing in commodities that are a public necessity ? That the demand for these commodities is in- creasing rapidly every day? That this attractive investment offering is the Preferred shares of the North Shore Gas Com- kind of a hauling job, and you'll find us right on deck with a real service that you'll like. Remem- ber the number: Winnetka 232! pany yielding 7% on the money invested? That it will pay you to investigate before invest- ing your money elsewhere? That the Company's representative will be de- lighted to give you any information on the Com- pany's business that you may desire? Phone Winnetka 232 SCULLY VEALED CO) EXPRESSING &'MOVING 6 PROUTY ANNEX WINNETKA , ILL. North Shore Gas Company