The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

ai staan December 19, 1925 WINNETKA TALK 45 College Folk Hold Benefit Dance for Nutrition Clinic North shore young people returning from the colleges and universities for the holiday season will plunge into the social whirl almost before they have time to get settled for the few weeks of rest and recreation. Activities get under way Monday night, December 21, when the college folk gather at the Orrington hotel ballroom at Evanston for the dance and frolic to be given by the Glencoe Juniors for the benefit of the nutrition clinic of the Mary Crane Infant Wel- fare station at Hull House, Chicago. Augmenting the dance, coaxed by the entrancing strains of the Barbary Coast orchestra, will be a number of specialties culminating with a Charles- ton contest. There is to be a soft shoe specialty done by Helen Scudder, Jean Mel- ville and Laura Lenfesty, a tango ex- hibition by Don Turner and Helen Scudder, and songs by Jimmie Griffin. The Charleston contest will get under way at 10:30 o'clock. The Barbary Coast orchestra com- prises of a group of Dartmouth boys who have achieved an enviable repu- tation in the East and the committee in charge regards itself as particularly fortunate in securing this aggregation of dance musicians. Miss Evelyn Pardee Woods of Glen- coe is chairman of the social commit- tee of the Juniors and has charge of the ticket sales. OPENS VARIETY SHOP The Winnetka Variety shop has opened in the new Weissenberg build- ing at 547 Chestnut street under the ownership of James Knowles. Here will also be found the new offices of the Winnetka News Agency. BETROTHED A recent announcement of interest to many Winnetkans is that of the en- gagement of Miss Beatrice Bicking- ham Selfridge, daughter of H. Gordon Selfridge of London, to Vicomte de Sibour, elder son of the Comte de Sibour of Shanklin, Isle of Wight. bh, Liab AN rE A The Miracle of Milk Thousands of former invalids have climbed back to Health across a bridge of milk. You can make the experiment yourself, and be the more sure of suc- cess by insisting on Winnetka Sanitary Dairy Co.s pure milk. Phone 137 WINNETKA SANITARY DAIRY CO. Village Sells Electric Cooker at Big Reduction Electric cookers, cited at "far below retail price' are offered on special holi- day sale to residents of Winnetka only, at the old Village hall. Today is the final day of the sale. This bargain is offered the house- holders by the Village and represents a purchase at one-third of the retail cost of the article. The cookers come in two sizes and are of proved value, it is explained. At a similar sale last summer the Village experienced 2a complete sell-out of the devices. The electric cooker avoids the necessity of pre-heating of food on other stoves, it is pointed out. It represents cook- ing by stored heat. The sale of these cookers, which are said to be especially appropriate for camping or motor tours, as well as thoroughly efficient for home use, ends today. ATTEND LUNCHEON Mrs. George Karnes, Mrs. Russell Walcott, Mrs. Edgar Foster Alden, Mrs. James Stevenson, Miss Grant, and Mrs. Elwood Ankrim attended a matinee performance of "Charm." now at the Playhouse. The performance was sponsored by the Chicago chapter oi the Southern Woman's Alliance which provides for educational op- portunities for girls and women in the South, guiding, and aiding them en- tirely free of expense, in choosing the vocation for which they are best suited. Mrs. Eugene Buffington, mother of Mrs. Russell Walcott of Winnetka, is chairman of the Chicago chapter. Miss Elizabeth Wells Robertson of Ravinia gave a "Talk on Quilts, an American Art Expression" at the Col- lege club, Wednesday evening. She showed quilts which have been on ex- hibition at South Kensington museum, London. Speed and safety is our game So we have won a lot of fame. Ask anybody about us. Folks know that we deliver the goods on time and at the right cost. PHONE WINNETKA 232 FIREPROOF STORAGE MOVING-PACKING-SHIPPING Christmas thought: Let your feet be happy, tool Wear the Arch Preserver Shoe and your feet will always be "cheerful", ready for work or play --through the lnm ane Aay, Our scientific method of htting insures permanent comfort Eat Well and You Will Look Well! NOONDAY LUNCHEON... .60c DINNERS 60c and 75c--SUNDAY DINNERS 75¢ and $1 MOTHER'S HOME-MADE PIES CHAMBERS' CAFE 552 Center Street Phone Winnetka 1762 Arch Preserver Shoe Shop New Carlson Building, 630 Church Street, Evanston This Week: Black 'Walnut i | Vanilla { Ice Cream | FOR SALE AT Adams' Pharmacy, 782 Elm St. G. Matteoni Bros. 742 Elm St. North Shore Pharmacy Hubbard Woeds Hubbard Woods Fharmaey Kenilworth Pharmacy