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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1923 FAIRIES' PLAY GRIPS KIDDIES National Kindergarten Col- lege Pageant Lures the Plane-Chasing Urchin GEE, IT WAS GRAND Jester and Fairy Queen Win Audience The old fascination of fairies and the modern interest in aeroplanes clashed in front of the Skokie school last Satur- day afternoon when a rugged urchin of ten or eleven, on the way to see an aeroplane land, stopped to "take a peek" at the play, "On Fairies' Wing," which students of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college were presenting for the benefit of the building fund for their new college. The fapries won! "Gee, but that was grand. You can see aeroplanes lots of times, but fairies!" Briar Rose, the fairies and the court became very real indeed to the children | who packed the auditorium. In breath- less awe they watched the dainty winged creatures, they laughed with glee at the 'antics of the jester, drew back in dismay at the approach of the evil fairy and quite lost their hearts to the golden haired little princess. So real was she in the play that when she approached the spinning wheel, one little fellow clutched his mother's arm and cried, "Oh, mother, don't let her touch it! Don't let her!" And as the princess, the lords and ladies, fell one by one asleep, a little girl murmured, drowsily, "Muvver, my foots is going to sleep,too." Then there was the thrill of anticipation when the prince approached, and joy when, through his love of Briar Rose, he broke the old enchantment. All through the play there ran an undertone of question and comment on . the customs and costumes of a by-gone age. "But, mother, why did they have a jester to make them laugh? Couldn't they laugh anyway? "Why do they come out in their bare feet? Haven't they any stockings?" "Do those two little boys carry that rug (the king's train) behind the king for him to sit on?" And when, to the delight of the chil- dren, the king and queen, prince and princess, and all their train came down from the stage and through the audience, a little girl with pink cheeks and shin- ing eyes turned to her daddy and said, "Oh! Oh! now they're going over to the church to be married!' Of Interest Only | to Our Advertisers The Full Page Roll of Honor con- tinues to grow. Merchants are being convinced that full-page ads dominate the attention of readers and bring in business. They believe that there are times when they need a full page on which to advertise their goods and services. Watch it grow! FULL-PAGE ROLL OF HONOR Hubbard Woods Lumber & Coal Co. 7 Hubbard Woods Grocery & Market 5 Winnetka Coal-Lumber Co. ........ 4 E. C. Welssenberg ....... i. vssevs 3 Wilmette Building Material Co. ....2 Skokie Motor :Co, .i c.ovie ic ids 2 Blondahl & Sundmark ............. 2 North Shore Bootery ............... 1 R. H: Schell & Co. ................. 1 Wm. Aitken .....:0. cits ercennsy 1 Anthony & Larean ,................ 1 Edinger & Sons. .................... 1 Brandl Bros: oo. iin sieve 1 Richardson's Garage ................ 1 Winnetka Chamber Commerce ..... 1 Miss O'Brien's Hat Shop has reopened at its new location, 736 Elm street. The new shop has been attractively decorated, new fixtures added, and the result is a very delightful interior. The space now occupied by the Hat Shop is in the building recently purchased by Miss O'Brien, and formerly occupied by the J. F. Eckart Hardware company. Alteration Work Leads in Permits This Week Twelve building permits issued this week by Erwin Dame, superintendent of public works, authorized the con- struction of buildings valued at $11, 500. This amount is lower than the average. No permits for new residences were granted. Most of the twelve that were issued were for alterations or for private garages. Forest Lowery took out the largest permit. He was authorized to make alteration costing $5,000 to his home at 554 Oak street. Are You a Member? CHICAGO MOTOR CLUB Established 1906 J. G. STANTON Winnetka Branch Mgr. North Shore Hotel, Evanston 6400 1-4 Million Cash Returned by auto insurance de- partment in 1922 A $2,000 permit was issued to George Park. He will finish two apartments in the second floor of the building at 566 Center street. Permits for the construction of pri- vate garages ( or alterations were granted to Charles Hoag, 897 Cherry; Walter F. Fisher, 1051 Cherry; A. H. Barber, 1218 Scott; A. M. Anderson, 428 Chestnut; Clarence Happ, 306 Wal- nut; Miss Ellen DeSong, 545 Provi- dent; Louise Anderson, 1026 Oak; G. R. Anderson, 1014 Pine; Walter J. Stein, 432 Sunset, and A. M. Korsnow, 509 Elder lane. Three new players have been add- ed to the cast of Dorothy Dalton's latest picture which Ralph Ince is producing from J. Clarkson Miller's adaptation of "Leah Kleschna." They are Paul McAllister, who played the role of Dr. Saneck in George Mel- ford's production, "You Can't Fool To Insure or Not to Insure My Automobile That's the Question Every day brings disaster to someone driving an Insure with Aetna Insurance Company and be safe. automobile Assets $191,718.00 Clark T. Northrup, Agent Your Wife," Florence Fair, who last season played the leading role in one of the road companies of "The Bat," and Roger Lytton. For-- Ford Repairing Ford Washing Ford Storage Ford Accessories --See-- SkokieMotor Co. 712-714-716 Elm Street Winnetka Authorized FORD Dealers Ir 1549 SHERMAN AVENUE NEW STUTZ SIX The Car that made good in a day. EVANSTON 140 C. H. BRIGGS Wanted to buy--Willys-Knight and Overland Cars Park. Season opens June 16th. Chicago, Illinois. 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