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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1923 WILL YOU SING SUNDAY NIGHT? Attend That Big Meetings! Mass Winnetka is in the midst of her celebration of "Music Week." Musical programs are the rule in churches, clubs and in the homes. The mass meeting in Community House gymnasium Sunday evening, February 25, at 8 o'clock, will close the observances of Music Week and in this various groups in the commun- ity will have a part. Many Groups To Help Among those participating are: A Capella Choir, Christ Church Choir, Sacred Heart Church Choir, Men's Chorus, Camp Fire Girls, Boy Scouts New Trier High school Girl's Glee club, Scandinavian-Americans, Brit- ish Arhericans. Mrs. Cooley, Soloist Mrs. Asa G. Cooley will be the solo- ist, Mrs. Arthur M. Dean is the offic- ial painist and the entire program will be in charge of Mrs. Burton H. At- wood. Those who play instruments are asked to assist in the community singing as an orchestra impromptu The Community Sing, which was held preceding the last concert of the New Trier Orchestral association Tuesday of this week, was a great success. Many expressions regarding a more general observance of Music Week along the north shore were heard during the intermission and after the program, Play Intra-Mural Games In School Basketball League Games in the North Shore Country Day Day-Skokie basketball league . last week were confined to contests be- tween Teams of the same schools. In the heavyweight division the Skokie Sioux fell before the attack of their schoolmates in the Seneca quin- tet. The final score was 25 to 19. At the same time that the Senecas were trimming the Sioux the North Shore Pirates were defeating the North Shore Sharks in a sharp tussle. The Pirates finally nosed out their op- ponents by a 29 to 26 count. In the lightweight division the Skokie Sagamores maintained their lead in the league by taking a 19 to 17 ume away from the Skokie Shaw- nid The Skokie Sagamores and the Sti gs are leading the lightweight di- TRE t Contests in the girls basketball league resulted in a 17 to 14 victory for the Swifts over the Flashes. The Red Wings also scored a win over the Panthers by running up 18 points to their opponent's 13. "WORLD UNREST"--SERMON Rev. James A. Richards has returned from a speaking trip in the east and will in his own pulpit at the Winnetka Congregational church tomorrow morn- ing, preaching on the question, "Can Christianity Cure the Present World Un- rest?" ENJOY SLEIGH RIDE The second grade pupils of the Gree- ley school enjoyed a sleighing party Wednesday afternoon of this week. All the children of the school are to have their turn at the old fashioned sleigh ride. COPPER GOES TO COAST Patrolman Glen Barton, resigned his job on the Winnetka Police Department last Monday night. He is contemplating an automobile trip to California. BUYS STARR ROAD LOT Kenneth G. Smith has purchased a lot at the southwest corner of Starr road and Locust street and intends soon to build on the property. CATERING Sunshine Cake Frozen Pudding Frozen Charlotte Russe || Punch made-to-order Also Birthday Cake Wedding Cake We deliver promptly in Winnetka Glencoe and Wilmette | | Mrs. Smith 819 Oak Phone 112 WINNETKA Twenty Norsewomen In | Modern Sleighing Party | Norsemen always were keen for thrilling winter sports. Same ap- plies to Norse-women, as witness the fact that the Misses Hultgen, Walkey, Anderson and Cedergran office employes in the business structure at 797 Elm street, are planning a sleighing party for this evening. It will not, however, be a jingle bell, Dobbin propelled expedition. No siree, these brave descendants of Scandinavia are to hook their "bob" to the rear axle of a gasoline buggy that will negotiate the coun- try turnpike at a right smart pace Provisions have been made, also, to have another car follow the sleigh for the obvious purpose of gathering up those who chance to slide off by the wayside. aforementioned damsels, will in- clude twenty Norse-women and girl friends of Norse-women New Trier Tankers Take Two from Evanston Champs New Trier high school swimmers maintained their unbroken string of victories Saturday in a double romp over Evanston's last year's champs. The seniors had an easy time emerg- ing from the briny deep twenty-one points ahead. Evanston won only two first and two seconds. The juniors had more of an argu- ment, the meet hinging on the relay, which N. T. won in 1:3. The final score was 29 to 21. Robertson garnered two firsts, and swam on the relay team, altogether massing eleven points Shattuck sprang a surprise in beating Capt. Kennedy in the sixty yard back-stroke Senior Summaries: Plunge Won by Kearns E., Slater E. second, Welch N. T. third. Dis- tance 60 ft. in 32:1. 40 Yd Swim; Won by Robertson N. T., Beck E., second, Taylor N. T. third. Time, 20 2/5 100 Yd Breast; Won by Wray N. T., Goble N. T. second, Shepard E. third... Time, 1.21. 100 Yd. Swim; Won by Robertson N. T., Hudson N. T. second, Beck E. third Time 1:01 :4. 60 Yd Back; Won by Slater, E.: Shattuck, N. T., second, Kennedy, N. T third. Time, 43. Fancy Diving; Won by Newport N. T., Fulton: N.' T. second, Markle BE. third. Relay; Won by N T.. Time 1:29:3. WASHINGTON PROGRAM The eighth grade English classes of the North Shore Country Day school presented scenes from the life of Wash- ington, in the school auditorium Tuesday of this week. The entire school joined in singing songs appropriate to Wash- ington's Birthday. RETURNS TO NORTH SHORE Don K. Morrison, former well-known resident of Winnetka and son of one' of the village's first physicians, is now located in business in Chicago. He is making his residence at the North Shore hotel, Evanston. Jhe HOOVER It BEATS... as it Sweeps as it Cleans We also have the THOR, BUTTERFLY and FASY WASHING MACHINES, SIMPLEX and THOR IRONERS EUREKA and HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS Step in today for a demonstration NORTH SHORE ELECTRIC SHOP John C. Welter, Proprietor 554 CENTER ST. WINNETKA Phone 44 "If Electrical and Good We Sell It" Play, "Making of the Flag" Feature at Horace Mann Children of Horace Mann school gave an impressive Washington's Birthday program at the school Wed- nesday of this week, in which the fea- ture was a Flag play entitled "The Making of the Flag," presented by fifth grade pupils. Included in the cast of characters was William Truesdale, as Gen. George Washington; Keijo Frilund, as Ro- bert Morris; Winifred Dewar, as Betsy Ross. The scene was laid in Philadelphia in the year 1777. Augmenting the play was assembly singing of "America," "The Star Spangled Banner," and "O Beautiful Banner." The entire assembly also re- peated the pledge of allegiance to the Flag. CHANGE IN SCHOOL TAX RATES Hoyt King, township tax collector, ex- plains that the 1922 school rate for Win- netka is $3.55 rather than $2.75 as re- ported in the tax schedule published in a recent issue of the Winnetka Talk. This change brings Winnetka's total to $11.26. ing a Nightmare? Did you ever dream that you were bound so that you could not move, while walls were closing in on you, crushing, suffocating ? Your feet have that nightmare all day long if they're confined in shoes of unnatural shape, laced against a stiff- shanked sole as if to a board. The flexible-arch Cantilever Shoe literally wakes up your feet. It per- mits the arch muscles freedom to func- tion so that they gain strength and give, strong support to the bones of the arch, preventing any danger of flat foot. The circulation becomes full and free, the toes straighten out, and your feet come to life and offer thanks that their nightmare is ended. Your whole body responds to the re- lease, luxuriating in the new sense of comfort and well-being. Come in and try on a pair of Candilever--see how good-looking they are. On Sale Exclusively on the North Shore by NORTH SHORE BOOTERY 529 DAVIS STREET Phone Ev. 6757 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 on Request Hil Fresh Cut Flowers | | We have at all times a large and varied stock of cut flowers. Our prices are un- usually reasonable --always. 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