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THIS TOY SHOP IS BUSY PLACE Country Day School Big Aid to Santa Claus Santa always gets the North Shore Country Day school on the radio about December 1, and by now the whole school is busy turning out freshened dolls and toys that the old Saint may have plenty to go around at Christmas time. It is a busy place --that toy shop! Little folks and big folks have brought from the attic and storeroom all the things that can be fixed by skilfull hands. Crilly Butler is head of this big factory this year and busily do the © wolunteer employes, in their extra moments and after school mend, and scrub, and paint, and renew, in all the different departments. Here are. a.group cleaning and bind- ing fascinating story-books destined to| make some little people happy; there, | some children are pouring over a game to see what parts have to be added; in the workshop boys are mak- ing new kiddy-cars, or renewing old wagons, or roofless doll-houses; some- one emerges from the doll depart- ment with arms full of mended dolls ready for the paint department, while little folk can be heard gaily washing tiny dresses and rompers. "Does any- one know how this works?" comes from the mechanical department where the voices are scarcely audible above the buzz and whir of toy traifis and automobiles. To the school party, December 20, will come Santa, himself, and the toys, in a shining array, will greet him from the stage. Factory organization and willing Christmas spirit make the Toy Shop at North Shore a real help to Santa Claus in his Christmas giv- ing. Congregation Announces Service for December 21 "The Jewish Interest in Jesus" will 'be the subject of discussion at the serv- ices of the North Shore Congregation © Friday evening, December 21. Rabbi LL. A. Mischkind will direct the services. The order of service for next Friday has been announced as follows: Prelude--Romanza Schumann ~ Alto Solo--Rest in the Lord Mendélssohn Introduction and Kiddush Reading and Responses. ...Prayer Book Borchu Shma ART Gh GR J Stark V'Shomru Naumbourg Congregational Hymn. ..Union Hymnal Reading from Prayer Book, Bible and Jewish Literature Duet--Blessed Is the Man...... Nevins Address--"The Jewish Interest in Jesus" Meditation--Duetto Mendelssohn "May the Words" Rogers Tenor Solo--Awake, Put on. Strength Scott Kaddish Conclusion At the regular service on Friday eve- ning, December 28, the subject will be, "Can a Reform Jew be a Zionist?" The services begin promptly at 8:30 o'clock. Members at Indian Hill Await Good Old Winter If old man Jack Frost will only come along and do his "stuff," members of the Indian Hill Country club will enjoy some thrilling winter sports. The toboggan slide has again erected on the club grounds and the pond made available for skating. Jack Davis, the skating instructor, is to be on the scene as soon as Jack Frost con- tributes the essential quota of ice and been snow, and will be prepared to arrange ! for lessons. Plans have been formulated for the usual ice carnivals, snow-shoe hikes, hockey games and other Winter sport attractions when the weather permits. The Winter Sports committee of the club comprises, Henry Gardner, chair- man, H. Spaulding Coffin, John Q. Syme and Godfrey H. Atkin. ~ Grow Weary After reading, sewing, business or exposure to the elements, your EYES often become tired, dull and heavy. Thenis whenyou need Murine. This soothing, refreshing lotion soon makes EYES bright and clear again. Harmless! WriteMurineCompany, Dept. 80, Chicago, for FREE Eye Care Book JR Ne | EYES WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1923 wr sn Winnetka's Proposed Village Mall As stated in a recent issue: of Win- netka Talk, the Village has effected a definite plan insuring the contemplated Village Mall to be located in the center of Block 26, midway between Elm and Oak streets, and extending from Chest- nut street east to the present public lane leading out to Elm street one-half block west of Linden street. Above il- lustration presents a birdseye view of the proposed Mall, looking east toward the proposed new Village hall. The Mall, or parkways, is to be flanked on either side by commercial structures which will conform in architectural de- "Hans" Brings in His Good Quota of Speeders The snappy early winter days, lack- ing as they have been, in ice and snow, have kept motercycle policeman John Hanselman fairly on the jump, (in police parlance) what with a plenteous sprinkling of speeders with each new dawn The Jatast harvest of horried folks garnered by the alert "Hans" includes the well known Miss Fitz-Hugh, of Lake Forest; Lucien Williams, of Chi- cago; Frank Richardson, of Chicago; Kenneth Wilson, of Glencoe; W. B. Davis, of Chicago; Mrs. George Fraser, of A&Winnetka; S. B. Potter, of Winnetka and O. S. Riedel of Chicago. Gives Advice on Driving Over Street Car Tracks "In view of the fact that the police are going to enforce all vehicle laws and ordinances it will be well for every motorist to remember to slow his car down to ten miles an hour at street car crossings" says O. P. Light- foot, general counsel of the Chicago Motor Club. "This is an ordinance of the City of Chicano with which many motorists are unfamiliar, and this warning may | save many fines and arrests, to say nothing of the accidents that will be averted if it is strictly adhered to." COMMUNITY HOUSE Tomas Fl. Ince Presen ts Douglas Mac Lean YOUNG IDEAS NEXT FRIDAY | DECEMBER 21 sign to the general plan for commercial buildings outlined by the Winnetka Plan Commission. Facing the Mall at the near end as pictured above, will be the contemplated Community Center, to be located on the site of the present Horace Mann school. Everthing Electrical at our new location Also repairing on all Electrical Electric Irons Curling Irons Warmth and Cheer in HOUSE SLIPPERS Give her a Merry Christmas also." A good gift from son or daughter, brother or sister, or husband is a comfy pair of warm House Slippers. She'll enjoy them because they're daily reminders of the Christ- mas giver. : Buy Now While Our Line Is Complete BLOMDAHL & SUNDMARK Toasters etc. appliances. PARR & POWELL . WINNETKA 805 Elm Street Winnetka 748 Phone 1 al wins Phone 1108 Win. : ks nom ayy i i I 2 LE E Wr 0 WR RR -- 4 One case of soap given away free with each Washer and Ironer sold during our Annual Washing Machine Sale. Sale Ends December 24th The "Easy" will successfully wash the heaviest or finest fab- rics. Come in and see our display of the foremost Washers and Iron- ers of each distinct type on the north shore. Office and salesroom at 744 Elm Street, Winnetka NORTH SHORE GAS COMPANY Phone Winnetka 80