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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1924 "CHIEF" DAVIES NOW AT BOYS' CAMP SITE "Chief" J. W. F. Davies and Mrs. Davies left for Hamlin Lake, Mich., last Monday. The "Chief" has gone to su- pervise the preparations necessary for the annual Community House camp there, before the boys arrive on June 24. Everything will be in readiness then for the best boys' camp yet held there, and as the time draws near for the youngsters to leave, their joy and an- ticipation increases and they are check- ing off the days now until they head for camp on June 23. While there are still a few places left, the ranks are filling rapidly now, and it is probable that 30 happy youngsters will soon be making the hills of Lake Hamlin echo with their joyous shouts. Those who will have charge of the group going to camp are, Dr. George Eisenbrand, Richard Goble, Jack Hamil- ton and Walter Niemann. Sunday Club Announces Monthly Beach Parties The last meeting of the season of the Winnetka Sunday Evening club, Sunday, June 8, assumed the form of a beach party at the private beach on the Ayres Boal premises where a supper, served by the entertainment committee of the club, was enjoyed. Following the "eats" the members en- tered into games, preceding a song-fest and story-telling hour around the camp fire, with the principal feature of the evening a program given by a clever imitator. The evening was so successful that the members decided to meet once a month during the summer, instead of suspending activities entirely until au- tumn. Accordingly, it was voted to have a beach party the first Sunday of each month for the next three months, with a different volunteer chairman in charge of each festivity. Miss Mary A. King will make the arrangements for the next meeting, scheduled {for July 6 at the Boal beach. "Don't forget to come and help us have a jolly time," is the challenge of the club to residents of Winnetka. Skokie School Instructor Honored by Girls' Class A luncheon was held in honor of Miss Louise Mohr, Thursday noon, by the girls of the Skokie school. This was to show; the appreciation of the girls for Miss Mohr's attention to their basket- ball games and other services. Miss Mohr, who is leaving the Skokie school faculty, was awarded a service medal and a basketball emblem. Graduation Dresses Charming gowns for girls who graduate this June. They are simple and yet very lovely. Unique Style Shop 1126 CENTRAL AVE. Ph. Wil. 2403 No matter what you may be doing now--whether you own land or not --itis now possible for you to build up a business of your own that will make $2000 to $5000 a year profit for you--and you can do this without interfering with your regular work in any way. Windswept Sitver Toxea cam ean A for you 'Windswept customers all over the country are making real money. Ross Phelps made 1379, cash profit and 2009, animal increase profit in just two years. A. C. Olson made 759, cash profit in one year. Rev. Matheson made 2009, cash profit in two years. Dozens of men are doing likewise--and by using one of our Four New Plans, you can do the same thing--we'll care for your Foxes if you wish. Everyone can own Windswept SiI- ver Foxes--they work just as hard for the laborer as they do for the professional man, just as hard for the business man as they do for the capitalist. This gateway to steady profits is open to everyone--young and old, rich and poor, all can share it. One of our Four Plans is sure to make it possible for you to start at once. Get the facts. Write, phone or call on-- J. F. SANLADER & ASSOCIATES 564 Lincoln Ave, WINNETKA, ILLINOIS. Phone Winnetka 314 816-818 Church Street, Evanston BETWEEN "L" AND POST OFFICE VAST FACTORY N e Buys Wholesale Stock of Phonographs! Consisting of scores upon scores of rich, elegant, finely-grained mahogany, walnut and oak upright and console phonographs. Wonderful Toned Instruments--Motor Equipment the Very Best To Insure Quick Disposal, Your Only Cash Outlay Need Be $5.00 Down--Pay the Balance little by little R Tr Al Re pot | 0 Ask to see Style 100. Yet this is but one of the many true bargain-buys to be seen on our This wonderful mahogany, wal- floors here--on Monday and Tuesday, with nut or oak phonograph has the nothing more to buy--not even records... For- very latest equipment. Silent merly listed $150.00. brating Reproducer, Extra Heavy lections, 500 Needles. 112 in. Album, 1 10 in. Al- EEE" Pree) BE. COME RAIN OR SHINE This Vast Wholesale Disposal Can't Last Long--Early Buyers Get First Choice. Monday and Tuesday Only! MP~ OPEN EVENINGS -%4 Motor, Automatic Stop, Non-Vi- i Library of 24 Record Se- PATTERSON BROS. Evanston's Exclusive Phonograph Outlet