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io) "Relief orphanages, and 'fen 2 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1924 HERE'S GOLDEN RULE DAY MENU Eating This Fare Will Help Near East Kiddies International Golden Rule Sunday, December 7, will be observed in 20 or more counties by those who believe that the Golden Rule is the only principle by which people may dwell in amity to- gether. The observance of the day is designed as a spiritual exercise for the prosperous, will provide food for the homeless and starving, and will be an expression of international fellowship and goodwill. Golden Rule Meals On International Golden Rule Sun- day, all persons who believe - in the Golden Rule are asked to provide for their Sundav dinner approvimately the same simple menu provided for the tens of thousands of children in Near East make a substantial contribution to Near East for the purchase of food for one or more orphan children for the coming year. It is not a fast nor a "starvation" meal of which they are asked to par- take; it is fare on which 100,000 chil- dren have attained health and strength with a death rate lower than the pub- lished death rate of any large city in the world. These orphan children, deprived of homes, parents and country, are, if properly trained, the hope of the Near Fast. The fulfillment of this hope is within power, the purses, and the hearts of the nations if they believe in the Golden Rule, "Any family circle will be enriched by the presence of one of these little chil- dren as an invisible guest for the com- ing year," declares a Near East sponsor. "No greater influence for peace could be set free in the world than a genera- tion of children given life through in- ternational generosity and taught love by international example. The Menu A standard menu for a Golden Rule Dinner is as follows: Pilaf Armenian or Macaroni and Cheese Stewed Apricots with Corn Syrup Brown Bread ; is Cocoa =A stew of beef and vegetables may oe substituted for the pilaf or macarc ai ia ; . idl fesire A as = « "The food :hould be donated by Ica rchants. The recipe for pilaf of the Chef of the Hotel Les Bergues, Geneva, Switzer- land, where the first" International Golden Rule Dinner was held, is as follows : Crosley Better - Cost Less $14.50 to $75.00 at The Radio Service Shop C. H. Affeldt, Prop. 18 Prouty Annex WINNETKA, ILL. Phone Winn. 1840 the tomatoes; m.nutes; pour over the broth and waen boiling add the rice, salt and pepper. Stir with a fork to keep it from burn- ing, cover tightly and cook in the oven for 30 minutes. oven and let stand for 15 minutes. Take the rice from the kettle with a skimmer, lifting it from the bottom to the ton to keep the grains separate. tive to have a kettle with a cover that closes hermetically so that the may be absorbed by the rice. ten people. nolds, treasurer of the Near East Relief, may be left with Miss Mary Williams at Community House or may be sent directly to Mr. Reynolds, 37 S. Wabash avenue, Chicago. Riding Club Follows Fox land festival but the Riding Club of Winnetka celebrated the day in Old English fashion. led his pack of fox-hounds from the club stables at 7 o'clock, followed by a good field, and, after a brisk run over the Skokie, the riders assembled at Godfrey Atkin's house for a Hunt Breakfast. 4 cupfuls well-washed rice 2 cupfuls butter or butter substi- tute, melted 2 cupfuls tomatoes cut up 8% cupfuls veal and lamb broth 7 tablespoonfuls chopped onions. Mix the onions with the butter; add allow to stand for five Then take from the It is impera- steam The above quantity will provide for Checks made out to George M. Rey- Hounds on Thanksgiving Thanksgiving day is a New Eng- Colton Daughaday DON'T WORRY Lf your rugs were soiled during your Big Thanksgiving Dinner, just call us up. We will return them to you looking like new. John Nazarian 578 Lincoln Avenue WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS BANK ELM STREETAT CENTER Christmas Can Bring joy or disappointment; the choice lies in your hands! If you can select appropri- ate gifts and give as your fancy dictates, you experience the full joy of giving. But if you must skimp a bit on this present and even withhold that one, you feel deep disappointment. Vote for joy next Christmas; prepare in advance to have plenty of money for the holiday buying. Open a Christmas Savings Club account this year. The opening date will be announced in next week's copy of this paper. 9 State Bank" H is for Horlick's Malted Milk Hind's Teething Lotion Hand's Teething Lotion Hind's Honey and Almond Cream From A to Z, the best merchandise here and with each purchase Smiling Service COMMUNITY PHARMACY CHAS. R. PATCHEN 574 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka 164 oo i ; SPECIAL T"his Week FROZEN : FRUIT 4 CUSTARD ee ; ICE CREAM jie ll "Purer Because Carbonated" Adams Pharmacy, 782 Elm St. G. Matteoni Bros., 742 Elm St. North Shore Pharmacy Hubbard Woods Oc Full Quart Brick Ristow Confectionery, Hubbard Woods Pharmacy Kenilworth Pharmacy US Clocks, Watches, s before--Jewelry, el Diamonds, Pearls. Oh, Yes! A lot of worth while Christ- mas things. P. A. Bradford 4 Carlton Building £33 NOR: be ~