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© RN \ ¢ 8 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK: SATURDAY. JANUARY 5, 1924 R.A. I. INSTALL NEW OFFICERS J. R. McClure is New Excel- lent High Priest Saturday evening, December 29, saw the beginning of a new masonic year for Wilmette Chapter 253- Royal Arch Ma- ns. «+ Three hundred master masons, wives and {riends attended the installation ceremonies, which were held in the beautiful new Winnetka Masonic temple 708 Elm street, Winnetka. After the opening address and intro- duction of the guests by Hugo T. Zar- emba, the first High Priest of Wilmette chapter, the gavel was presented to Ex- cellent companion, Alfred H. Whitman, district inspector of the fourth district "Royal Arch Masons, who, with the as- .sistance of Excellent Companions, Arthur. J. Taylor, Charles F.. Murray and John C. Blaylock, past High 'Priests of the Chapter, installed into of- fice the following: J. R. McClure .. Excellent High Priest Jorin:iA. .Bowerii... uri die. King Xaloh Co Booser......cvo00.s Scribe Foe P. Watkins, .. 4.5%.. Treasurer Freeland G. Stecker + -..-... Secretary Washington 'W. Winberg .......... gs ear ae in, Captain of the Host .... Principal Sojourner Schuyler Harvey..Royal Arch Captain James G. Barber pine Master of the Third Veil Clark N. Hollister: eon din. seid. Lh Master of the Second Veil 2ra Blilvérson . ........ 80000. 00... POC AT Master of the First Veil Orville D. Jones Steward Royal A. Hoagland Sentinel Fred W. Sharp Organist The ceremonies were both beautiful and impressive. An escort of thirty- seven Knights of Evanston Command- ery 58, Knights Templar, under com- mand of Eminent Commander Charles Schmidt participated. After a few brief remarks of appreciation by the newly installed Excellent High Priest, Arthur J. Taylor, presented John C. Blaylock, the retiring Excellent High Priest, with a beautiful = timepiece. Charles F. Murray then administered a masonic reprimand to Joseph C. Wilson who has served the Chapter as sentinal since its formation. The reprimand was .in the form of an expression of regret iby the officers and members of the Chap- "ter, that it was necessary for him to dis- scontinue the 'duties which he performed vso capably. Mr. Murray then presented :¥Joe" with a masonic chapter ring, zwhich he agrees to have made smaller -and wear. "A Fool There Was" "A fool there was," and he drove a jit-- "Even as you and 1." He loaded his folks and his camp out- fit And sought out the mountains high. He found him a place that looked right nice Where the grass water iced, Where the song stately trees Hummed a sleepy tune in the summer was green and the birds sang and the breeze. He made his camp and he fished the i creek "Where his kiddies played in the shade, "Cleansing their bodies and rinsing their souls "In a Paradise God had made. 2A restful stay for a couple of days Then the open road and away, "Leaving behind in the timber's shade The rubbish and trash his camp had 5h made. "#It doesn't look nice but we don't care, We never expect to come back again!" 'So he drives away, and a slumbering A spark "Glowed bright that night in a national tt park {When the wind stirred the ashes gray. "Yea, he was a fool--this tourist gay; #zAnd he might have been you or I: "But he never will make the camp again %No matter how far he drives, "For the stately trees and the sparkling Al pool <The carpet of grass that was green and ' cool #Have been scared by the hand of a A careless fool : That might have been you or I. "For that slumbering spark in the ashes ao ogray "Was a roaring Hell at the dawn next A day-- "While the fool drives away o'er the mountains' crest . ZIn his jitney tour of the Golden West. 2 --Sam Kiefer--W. W. Motorist. # LECTURES AT WOMAN'S CLUB © Mrs. Anthony French Merrill began 'her second series of lectures Januarv 2. The lectures wll be given each 'Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock 4n the Winnetka Woman's club. The previous series of six Tectures, given between October 10 and Novemher 21 inclusive. . were thoroughly . enjoyed and "well "attended; Sunday Evening Club Soloist Patrons of the Wilmette Sunday Evening club will be delighted to learn that the Executive committee of the club has secured Florence Macbeth, coloratura soprano of the Chicago Civic Opera company, as soloist for January 6. Miss Macbeth is conceded to be America's leading soprano and patrons of the opera who have heard her in this and other seasons will want to avail themselves of this rare opportunity to extend her an enthusiastic welcome in her appearance on the north shore. O. L. Horsfalls Purchase Lilac Tea Room and Shop Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Horsfall have taken over the Lilac Tea Room and Bake Shop at 576 Lincoln avenue and announce they will make a specialty of Sunday dinners beginning Sunday, January 6. The shop will handle first quality bakery goods, it is announced. Mr. and Mrs. Horsfall have had many years experience in the restau- rant and bakery business. CALLED TO GLENCOE FIRE The Winnetka Fire department was called to the assistance of the Glencoe fire-fighting forces on New Year's when the home of George West Wil- son, 221 Franklin road was totally de- stroyed by flames. The local firemen were summoned only after it was too much for the Glencoe apparatus. Teaming Contractor Fined For Zoning Law Violation L. G. Pantle, proprietor of a team- ing business at 886 Pine street was fined $10 and costs in Magistrate C. T. Northrop's court this week on the charge of violating a provision of the Winnetka Village Zoning ordinance. Pantle, it is said, secured a permit to construct stables to house four horses, but later proceeded to build a barn of ten-horse stall capacity. BACK TO SCHOOL MONDAY Class sessions schools of the will resume in the village and at New Trier High school" on Monday, Jan- uary 7, following a vacation which has extended from December 21. Hundreds of college people this week returned to: their studies in the vari- ous academies, colleges and univer- sities. Expert Installation Wave Traps 603 Provident Ave. RADIO'S BEST BUY FIVE TUBE NEUTRODYNES Get Your Favorite Station When You Want It H. BARBER Antennae Installation Power Amplifiers Phone Winnetka 911 LOOK HERE With dies, etc. the sort." LEE SAYS: "A busy drug-store like ours is always getting fresh supplies of drugs, cigars and cigarettes, can- ways at their best. that when you need 'anything of ADAMS PHARMACY Elm & Linden WINNETKA 2 us they are al- Remember 777777 7777777 dd dad a ddl dddd dd ddl ddd ddd dd Lilac Tea Room and Bake Shop 576 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka Tel. Winn. 1820 This is to announce that the Lilac Tea Room has changed _ hands and will be conducted as a strictly high class tea shop. Only the choicest foods, tastily served, will be offered. Our Piivorns Must Be Plonsed : your telephone orders for cakes, pastries, etc., will be carefully executed. : Starting January 6th Sunday dinners will be served from: 12'to 4 P. M. E da It is the sincere desire of the new owners that their patrons be pleased in every way and that they may merit continued patronage and make many new friends in their endeavors to render satisfactory service. LULL LLL LLL LLL LLL ELT Ed LTE LT TT dd ZZ ET 7 EDT 2 F227 F777 77777777, SSSI ISLIISLSLLLLLL LILLE LLL SSL ALLS SSIS SSS S LSS SS SS SSS LSS SSSA SAS SSSA AI SASS SSA SS A SASL SSSA ASS AAAS AAAI ASA The bakery departments will care for your wants, and D777 rrr, LLL LALA AAA A AA A AA AAA AA A Indu Beauty Shop 818 Elm St. Winnetka 2176 ETHEL M. TAYLOR A number of our patrons this week have called particu- larly to learn something regarding the benefits of the Deep Therapy Lamp. The remarkable results secured through the medium of the Actinic rays of this lamp are too numerous to tell about in our weekly message. INSURANCE Every -time you step into 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 by accident you are injured you get something for it. CLARK T. NORTHROP, Agent 566 Center St., Winnetka Fire and Automobile Insurance Agent for THE OLD AETNA Winnetka 128 ( Winnetka CHEAP | M5 WHILE IT LASTS Combination egg-size for both stove and furnace-- a limited supply of the famous "HAZARD" soft coal from eastern Kentucky--priced at $9.15 per ton delivered. "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 make prompt delivery. 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. Phone Winnetka 128 HUBBARD WOODS