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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1923 Ss INVITE WINNETKANS TO WATCH SERVICE A special service in observance of the advent of the New Year is an- nounced for the First Scandinavian Evangelical church, 886 Elm street, on Monday night, December 31. : The program will begin with a Bible class session at 8:30 o'clock to be followed by a social gathering in the basement of the church. Beginning at 11:30 o'clock and con- tinuing until midnight, the congrega- tion will observe a devotional service. The entire community is cordially invited to this observance of the dawn- ing of the New Year. The Scandinavian church will hold its New Year services Sunday morn- ing at 10:45 o'clock, with congrega- tion and Sunday school combined. The Young People's society will hold ifs regular meeting at 5 o'clock, the subject of discussion being, "Spiritual Inventory." On Sunday evening Rev. Reuben Johnson, a recent graduate of Moody Bible Institute and associate pastor of the Scandinavian church, will preach the sermon. This will be Mr. Johnson's last appearance before the parish since he expects soon to leave for service in another locality. North Shore Basketeers Put In Stiff Practices The basketball squad of the North Shore Country Day school apparently has little interest in vacation oppor- tunities if one may judge by the sche- dule of practice games for the holi- days. The boys are on the job early each morning for the daily workout and prospects are bright for some real battles here-abouts after the resump- tion of classes following the Christ- mas vacation. Although losing some of her best men by graduation, the North Shores are confident of appearing on the floor with one of the best school teams in this vicinity. Wigmore Ready With Lectures on League Dean John H. Wigmore of Northwest- ern University Law School is now ready with his lecture on "The League of Nations--Its Organization and its Work." This lecture represents the results of his observations during his sojourn at Geneva last August and September. It is not controversial nor argumentative, but merely de- scriptive. Its unique feature is that it presents a set of nearly 100 colored lantern views illustrating all aspects of the League's work. These slides have been prepared for Dean Wig- more in Chicago since his return and are the first attempt to describe the League in lantern pictures. They in- clude views of the Council, the as- sembly, the committees, the expert commissions, the international confer- ences, and facsimiles of many interest- ing and important documents not yet published, including correspondence from the American State Department. Engagements for January thus far made include: January 5, University Club of Evanston; January 18, Col- lege Y. M. C. A,, Law School Branch (for Law alumni); January 22, Cleve- land Bar association, and the Lind- gren Peace Foundation at Harris Hall, for a date not yet fixed. Sell Glenview Property For Golfing Purposes One hundred and thirty acres of land at the southwest corner of Sher- merville road and Glenview mn Glen- Brady & Riddle Will Do Your Carpenter Repairs Cheaply and Promptly Estimates Furnished Phone Winnetka 381 view, have been sold by William Huer and Sophia Ranz, both of Glenview. John F. Hahn, Evanston realtor repre- sented all parties. The purchaser and consideration were not disclosed. Mr. Hahn stated the acreage will be used for a golf course. While the giant passenger ship Leviathan is tied at its New York docks its 600 telephones are connected with a pier switchboard through which occupants of any of the liner's state- rooms can make connection with any of the 14,000,000 other telephones throughout the whole nation. 1 ores, Dont be OU can't tell a thing about it--the weather might be right this Don't let the cold catch you with an empty coal bin. In times like these prepare not to freeze, but stop and seize-- this coal opportunity--good coal for the price charged for near-coal. man time. wave WILMETTE BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 447 Main Street Phone Wilmette 2288 IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD A NEW CAR BODY the next best thing is to have | us paint you a new one over the old one. You may say, "It can- | not be done," but we have prov- ed to many other car owners that it can be. The selection of our paints and finishes and our special skill do the work. | ~ L.P. Baker & Co. Adal | CLENCOCE Automobile Painting and Repairing Phone Glencoe 986 404 Glencoe Road \ For your dinner New Year's Day-- buy your groceries, meats, fruits, and vegetables here-- then you'll continue to do so all year. WOODLAND Grocery and Market 1083 GAGE STREET Hubbard Woods Winnetka 1980 550 of all kinds. PAINT Rasmesen's STORE = PAINT Tubes and Special colors Win. 344 A HELPFUL MONEY SAVING SERVICE FREELY GIVEN ON ALL YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS Painting and Decorating Phone Come and hear a Cutting and Washington Radio Receiver THE RADIO SERVICE SHOP C. H. Affeldt 18 PROUTY ANNEX PHONE 1840 Open Evenings RADIO SUPPLIES Open Sunday Mornings Be | 0 el oo a: get something for it. INSURANCE Every time you step in your automobile you take the chance of being killed as recorded in the daily papers. Be wise and take a Liability and Property Damage policy in the Aetna, so that if py accident you are injured you CLARK T. NORTHROP, Agent 566 Center St., Winnetka Fire and Automobile Insurance Agent for THE OLD AETNA a limited supply of the ton delivered. make prompt delivery. Phone Winnetka 128 Wrz | CHEAP | WHILE IT LASTS Combination egg-size for both stove and furnace-- coal from eastern Kentucky--priced at $9.15 per "No Better Coal Mined." We also have a fair supply of the famous Sugar Creek Pocahontas Mine Run coal at $9.40 per ton delivered. Also Lehigh hard coal, all sizes and can A special price on good mixed chicken feed, corn, oats, oyster shell, egg mash, growing mash, bran, ground feed, hay and straw, at reasonable prices. We solicit your patronage. HARD COAL -- SOFT COAL -- COKE -- WOOD -- FEED BUILDING MATERIAL A Full Line of Chicken Feed BRANDL BROS. Winnetka 128 famous "HAZARD" soft HUBBARD WOODS Cabinet Gas Ranges Combination Gas-Coal Ranges Washing Machines Fireplace Heaters Annual Garage Heaters for cash Phone Winnetka 80 $2» Down Sale During the month of January, a small payment of $2.00 will put any of the following appliances into your home: Tank Water Heaters Clothes Dryers Ironing Machines Portable Heaters 12 months to pay--small discount This small cash payment down brings these much desired house- hold appliances within reach of everyone. ~ North Shore Gas Co. por