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4 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1923 FOOD SALE AT SKOKIE NOV. 22 Girls Prepare a Variety of Foodstuffs | The Winnetka Skokié School Do- mestic laboratory plans to have its annual fall Food Sale on Thursday, November 22, at 3 o'clock. About this time last year the labora- tory had its first sale. The original motive was to raise much needed funds for equipment in the depart- ment. But after planning and develop- ing the work, it proved to be a real opportunity to show the parents and the community what the girls were accomplishing in their food 'classes. As a result of this there were three sales arranged for the year. The classes formed in September have been anxiously awaiting the day set for their sale. Diligently have they been working to perfect the ex- pected failures of the inexperienced cook! When fresh fruits were avail- able several weeks were spent in canning, pickling and preserving. If you failed to put up peaches or pears, the Skokie girls will be glad to help out. Or if you have no orange mar- malade, ginger pear chips, or plum conserve, the girls are featuring these. There will also be cup cakes of many varieties, and a few layer cakes. Two of the specialties will be nut bread and ham and veal loaf. Salads will be sold and of course--candies. Many of the recipes which have be- come popular in the Skokie lunch room and others which have been carefully tried out and tested in the laboratory have been printed and will be for sale in attractive envelopes. They are just the thing for a Christ- mas greeting. Science i Ca ih DR. MELVIN B. HASBROUCK having been associated with the ! late Dr. John L. Ralston an- nounces that he will continue in the general practice ot OSTEOPATHY at 363 Park Ave. Glencoe, Illi- nois. Telephone, Office and Res- idence--Glencoe 43. \ or === == Telephone 1098 ALEC W. KYLE Contractor PLUMBING--HEATING 674 Vernon Avenue GLENCOE, ILLINOIS - "Our children need an education in foods as well as other subjects," an instructor in the Domestic Science de- partment declare. It is in their food classes that they learn the selection of foods and of the nourishing foods essential to the diet. They have actual experience in planning meals and in the preparation of the various dishes. 'Tis said, 'The proof of the pudding is in the eating" Won't yon come tothe sale--and eat?" -- Dorothy Klotz Chosen For Star Hockey Team Dorothy Klotz, star forward of the Winnetka Woman's Field Hockey club, which has won a majority of its games this season in the Chicago Field Hockey league, has been se- lected as a member of the all-Chicago team which is to be entered in the national tournament to be played in Philadelphia the week of November 26. "Mrs. 'W. D. Harvey of Winnetka was one of the judges who selected the all-Chicago team. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, the Winnetka Field Hockey team will clash with the Lake Forest team of the Chicago league in a benefit game at the North Shore Country Day school field. Tickets for the game may be secured from Mrs. Emmons Blaine, Jr, 960 Sheridan road, Hub- bard Woods, or from members of the Winnetka team. Proceeds from the game will go partly to defray the ex- penses of the English coach who is OAK TERRACE LAUNDRY KID | | | | d [\SSED BY DEW .- [I | THE LAUNDRY WE | nn SEND BACK TOVYaU ! The man who didn't that you could put any or sentiment into the business never sent any wearables to us to be | dered. When we rinse | garment it is as clean and fresh | as the sparkling dew and when [> .we iron it is 'a 'pure. and firm: | as the sun kissed rose. Send us | think poetry | laundry | of his laun- out a your cleaning and dyeing, your family wash, your lace curtains, quilts--in fact, any thing and every thing, including rugs, and delicate fabrics. We pay strict attention to render satisfaction. Wet Wash, 20" Ibs... ..... 5 $1.00 | Rough Dry, per 1b. ........ 11e | This includes flat pieces | ironed. For information phone OAK TERRACE LAUNDRY | Highland Park 87 | | We are always on the job. instructing the league teams, and partly to cover the cost of sending the all-Chicago team to the national championship tournament at Phila- delphia. BRUSH FIRES After working about 20 'minutes, the Fire department succeeded in putting out a blaze at 1141 North avenue Fri- day, November 9, which was confined to a pile of old rubbish in an open lot. A similar call came the follow- ing day when a small fire had started in a vacant lot at Myrtle street and Elder lane, the fires in both instances were quickly extinguished. KATHLEEN AIR Specialist in Child Training for Piano Study Principal of Winnetka Branch o Columbia School of Music Phone Winnetka 974 Y ae dal Clothes warmei? --because dark colors, being largely devoid of light, absorb the light or heat rays. Light colors throw off the heat by re- flection. In chilly weather Aspirin Tablets are bought by millions to throw off colds, rheumatic discomforts and grippe. Absolutely true aspirin, tablets so skillfully made that their beneficial action begins in 15 seconds. Snow-white, highest purity, never irritate or burn. One of 200 Puretest prepara- tions for health and hygiene. Every item the best that skill and conscience can produce. Adams Pharmacy ELM AND LINDEN Winnetka 2 The Rexoll Drug Store (2 QT. SIZE) For $7] :49 This is the percolator you have seen adver- tised. Here's value for you! A regular $2.30 MIRRO percolator, 2 qt. size, ( offered for a short time for $1.49 as a demon-: stration of MIRRO quality. A nationally-known, guaranteed article, beau- tifully made of hard, thick metal to last for Especially noteworthy are the welded improved flame-guard handle, An admirable coffee years. spout, solid, rust-proof hinge. maker, of course. Make sure of your percolator now. Don't risk waiting. We have only a limited number to sell at this extraordinary price. Grfi.s>, Phones 998 -999 biti) 546 Center WINNETKA A #222 MIRRO Percolator a and finest style ' THE FLORSHEIM SHOE HEN you realize that Florsheim shoes offer the buy -- style that is "built-in" to endure through months of hard wear--vou will find the price low for shoes of this Loh giiplity Hig qrinuty, that money can | Fifty Cent Cafe Lunch 11:30-A. M.t0200 P. M. Sunday Dinner 11:30AM. 10 83:00 P. M, Ten Dollars WINNETKA SHOE STORE 804 Elm St. FOR THE MAN H. LUENSMAN Prop. Phone Winnetka 694 WHO CARES Specializing in a wonderful chicken dinner with a choice of four meats Short Orders Served 11:00-A:-M..10.83:00 P. Cafeteria WELCH'S Cafe New Schedule for Cafe and Cafeteria Service Cafeteria Cafeteria Service Daily t6 8:00 P. M. 11:00 A. M. Seventv-five Cent Dinner 5:30.t0 8:00 P- M. Always bear mn mind that Welch's serves only the best the cafe teria. M. | Breakfast served in Cafeteria at all times in both and cafe-