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January 2, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 15 it can be by the date of its Centennial. "The Centennial would fail in its purpose and would not receive the whole hearted support of citizens of all ages and vocations if it were to contribute chiefly to the advantage of any group of persons, of if the respon- sibility for its development were not assued by as large a part of the cit- izens of Chicago and the Metropolitan district as could be enlisted and main- tained in the organization. Any at- tempt to exploit this movement for the personal advantage of individuals or organizations should be prevented. Want Permanent Results "It is the object of this plan to pro- duce permanent results on a vast scale and not to create an artificial stimulus over the period of a decade, reaching a climax in the Centennial Exhibition followed by a corresponding depressive reaction. Whatever enthusiasm, imag- ination, energy or money is invested in this movement should be directed irto channels of increasing benefit with the progress of time. "To recapitulate, the Chicago Cen- tennial Commission will accomplish the following principal achievements: "1. It will stimulate to an earlier completion all projects both public ang private which in any way depend upol public interest and support. "2. Tt will tend to unify the diver- sified personal and community interests of Chicago and will develop a real civic spirit. "3 It will produce vast numbers of new leaders equipped with better knowledge of the city's needs and a right attitude toward its problems. "4. Tt will give every willing, inter- ested citizen a part and a correspond- ing pride in the achievements. "5. It will coordinate the factors that make Chicago a World «Capitol of Transportation, of Agriculture, of Commerce, of Manufacturing, of the Social Sciences and the Fine Arts. "6. The challenge of world attention will increase the sense of responsibility among Chicago citizens. "In submitting these suggestions to vou I have included only bare outlines man who thinks about it will have many improvements on the original. [ believe that under your practical and constructive leadership this plan can be put into operation and can be of the greatest benefit to the city of Chicago." Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bradstreet of 475 Cedar street returned December 24, from a month's stay in Florida. Their son, Brownell Bradstreet, is at home from Cornell university for the holiday season. --Qp-- Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Sutherland of Green Cove Springs, Fla., are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. N. L. | Hoyt of 435 Elm street: Mrs. Suther- |land was Miss Josephine Hoyt. lg Miss Rachel Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Foster of 596 Maple avenue, is taking an active part in the Junior league play, "Snow White," which is being given for chillren Sat- |urday mornings at the Playhouse. --_---- | Bruce Thomas, 680 Walden road, | 's spending his Christmas vacation at Ocean Springs, Miss. CROSLEY The FORD of RADIO $9.75 to $60.00 The Radio Service Shop 18 Prouty Annex Phone 1840 and some practical points. One of its Shoes. not bought them before. Style. 804 ELM STREET You will never regret wearing NUNN BUSH Your only regret will be that you have WINNETKA SHOE STORE H. LUENSMAN, Proprietor Shoe Repairing a Specialty \ . Nunn - Bish : \ Ankle-Fashioned iL 28 =F = -- 4 Shoes of Quality and PHONE 694 strong points lies in the fact that every! "BE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO GET" IS A GOOD BUYING MAXIM! Phone Winnetka 920-21-22 r No > Glad you can come, Ilap- py, and just to whet vour I understand we are in- appetite, please bear in vited over to your house mind that we are going to for New Year's Dinner, have one of PETERS MARKET'S specially se- Careful. That is a delight- . . . lected Fancy ful pleasure in store for us, Thanksgiving, Turkeys. Christmas and New Year's PETERS makes a special effort to get the fanciest stock ob- _tainable. as Mrs. Careful is such a wonderfrl cook. PETERS MARKET ALL KINDS OF BATTERY WORK We recharge, repair, and replace all makes of batteries. We do careful, conscientious work. No battery goes out until it is entirely ready to do its very best. We repair--with genuine parts--all makes of electrical sys- tems. Distributors for Philco Batteries WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER RADIO BATTERIES JONES ELECTRIC SERVICE Phone Winnetka 1848 3 Carlton Bldg. WINNETKA