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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 0 TX Social Happenings *e XJ The Chicago Commons held its an- nual May festival last Tuesday after-! noon and evening. Special features of the evening were the fairy plays that were given, the crowning of the May Queen with garlands, and the Morris Court and Maypole dances. In the evening two plays, "The Florist shop" and "Il Jacobi" were presented by the . young folks. FE Mrs. L. C. Graves and her daughter, Mrs. Henry Bartholomay of Chicago, are occupying the I. B. Sherman home on Sheridan road, for the summer, while Mr. and Mrs. Sherman are trav- eling through England, France, and Italy. Upon their return, Mrs. Graves will move into her new residence at 377 Walden road, which she purchased recently from A. C. Perrin. ---- It is with great appreciation and gratitude that the Board of Arden Shore wishes to thank each member of the splendid working force that has helped in the past drive. Each house was reached. Also the gracious re- ception by our workers the con- tributors greatly helped make it a most successful campaign in every way. --_--Q-- The Kindergarten party and frolic of the Congregational church Sunday school will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Sunday School room. Mothers and fathers of the little folk are most cordially invited. The committee in charge is planning a delightful afternoon on the lawn if the elements permit. ' Miss Jane Addams of Hull House will give the lecture at the chapel serv- ice in Trinity church. Michigan boule- vard and Twenty Sixth street, on Wednesday afternoon, May 27, for the National Kindergarten and Elementary college. "All the members of the gov- erning board of the college living in Winnetka and on the north shore, are cordially invited. Ls Bs Mrs. William Ayer McKinney, 1200 Chatfield road, will leave Sunday for a 10 day visit in the East, were she will attend the semi-centennial cele- bration at Wellesley college and the reunion of her class. She will make a brief visit with friends in Rochester, N.Y. a Mrs. Ove Frederick Jensen and her little son, 943 Spruce street, will leave on May 30 to motor to Charlevoix, Mich. They will be accompanied by Mr. Jensen who will return to Winnet- ka in a few days, although his family will remain in Michigan all summer. ---- Mrs. Carter H. Harrison, Jr., 1034 Fig street, returned home from Tren- ton, N. J., this week. LOW VACATION FARES THIS SUM- MER VIA CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY. Low round-trip excursion tickets now on sale to California and the Pacific Northwest; to Colorado begin- ning June 1st. Return limit October 31st. Get a free copy of booklet "Forty Ways and More to California and the North Coast." Tells about variable routes, reduced fares, schedules, ete. Call on or address M. H. Lieber, Ticket Agent, Winnetka, Ill. Telephone 13. Adv. EDUCATION IN BUYING IS A SADLY NEGLECTED NECESSITY! Phone Winnetka 920-21-22 Talk about Here's: our meat bill for last month. You would think we were bills. feeding the county, instead of a small family. I've certainly got to be more eco- nomical. \ ) - 4 Ng Yes, habit, Happy, and you can economy is a good practice it in your meat buying if you will patron- ize PETERS MARKET, and particularly watch their Saturday Specials. Furthermore, PETERS cuts your orders accurately so you pay for what you need and save waste. 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Rice, 994 Spruce street, left Wednesday last for Toledo where they will spend the week-end with friends. --Q-- William Taylor, 508 Cherry street, has returned from business trip to Pittsburgh. | Onee-a-weerk was : Labor Day -- -.. Now each Mondays "WOK seems play. ET us attend to your laun- lL. dry work, Mrs. Hard- working Housewife. Talk it over with your husband. It won't cost you a lot of money, but it will bring a lot of hap- piness into your life. Let Suds, the laundryman of fame, call for your weekly laundry. Our prices are correct. LOOK FOR SUDS & DUDS v . 0 » ) IY q4, » 8) 0 1) MAN ® - » I) nd : Little Mary Ann Farley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Farley, 800 Wal- den road, was hostess to 14 little friends on the afternoon of May 19. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. William Ogden of Evanston have moved to 422 Rosewood avenue, Winnetka. Mrs. Hubert Howard of Walden road, and Mrs. Ralph Brown of Ev- anston are leaving next week to at- tend the Wellesley college semi-cen- tennial celebration. Mrs. Bruce Mac- Leish of Glencoe and Mrs. Earl White of Evanston have already gone on for the event. Purer Because Carbonated 50¢ Full Quart Brick i Special This Week MALTED MILK, CHOCOLATE and NEW YORK ICE CREAM with WALNUTS Adams' Pharmacy, 782 Elm St. G. Matteoni Bros. 742 Elm St. North Shore Pharmacy Hubbard Woods Ristow Confectionery Hubbard Woods Pharmacy Kenilworth Pharmacy Two-Year Guarantee The Bee-Vac is uncondition- ally guaranteed for two full years. This is double the or- dinary guarantee period, and covers every part--not just certain parts, as does the usual guarantee, Some Bee-Vac Facts 1. Made by one of the oldest, largest and most reliable manufacturers. 2. Over 400,000 Bee-Vacs in use prove correct design and dependability. 8. Unusually powerful sac- tionand swing-back,double brush for quick, safe, thor- ough cleaning. 4. Better tools, more easily used. 5. Motor a marvel of sturdy efficiency. Phones Saves Women #10 to $30 on the a STANDARD BEE-VAC ELECTRIC CLEANER -- permits the amazing low price of only selling electric cleaners. We know that the big commissions paid home demonstrators add from $10 to $30 to cleaner prices, without adding a single thing to quality or performance. We know, too, that hundreds of women would prefer to come to our store and buy a cleaner, as they buy other things, thus saving these need- less commissions. That is the way the Standard, 2-year guaran- teed Bee-Vac is sold. And that is the reason for its amazing $39.75 price. You can pay more for a cleaner--up to $70, if you choose. But you can't buy a finer cleaner than the Bee-Vac at any price. ECKART HARDWARE COMPANY 735 Elm Street 843-844 WHY PAY MORE? This store, like thousands of others, has long been fighting for a more economical method of