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18 WINNETKA TALK January 2, 1926 HUDSON-ESSEX SALES AND SERVICE J-F-DAWVIS 911 LINDEN AVE. TEL. WINN. 2268 Your Dampers and Your Fuel Bills Accept our offer to have a Service Man call, and you will be impressed with the importance he places on the fit of your dampers and the way you regulate the draft with them. Your dampers affect your fuel bills no mat- ter what fuel you burn. Have one of these men look over your plant and show how economically you can heat your home with Chicago Solvay Coke. Your fuel merchant will arrange for the call. This service will save you a part of your fuel cost for this winter. Change to this better fuel now. Better because it contains more heat, ton for ton, than hard coal and costs 30% less, because it is more easily handled than soft coal, makes no soot nor smoke, leaves few ashes and costs only about as much as the "best" grades of soft coal. Call your dealer now. CHICAGO Solvay Coke Buy it-Burn it You'll Like it E. C. WEISSENBERG Phone 12 Wilmette Man Addresses Leading Business Groups Dr. Hilton Ira Jones, 1538 Forest avenue, Wilmette, was the speaker be- fore the last monthly meeting of the Executives Club of Chicago at the Sherman hotel. He spoke on "Self Management," a study in Chemical Psychology. The address was broad- cast from WLS. He gave the same address the week before in Omaha for the Advertising-Selling league. This is an organization of 1,500 of the lead- ing business and professional men of Omaha. January 11 he appears at Co- lumbus, Ohio. Mrs. W. B. Fitch, who stopped in Winnetka on her way to California, to be with the P. W. Bradstreets, is leaving 'Sunday for a trip abroad. yi I.. L.. Buchanan, Percy B. Buchanan, and Miss Virginia Buchanan, 591 Cherry street, are spending the holiday with friends in New York city. --_--Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Bradstreet are expected to return to Winnetka. from their stay in Taxas about January 15. (Complete Hectric Refrigeration $250 F.O.B. DETROIT He KELVINET A refrigerator with Kelvinator al- ready installed, requiring only a single electric connection to put it in operation. Refrigerates with- out attention, relieving you of all the worries of caring for an ice box. Call and see the Kelvin-et, or phone for information. Oi. BURNER and REFRIGERATING Co. KELVINATOR The Oldest Domestic Electric Refrigeration "Gold Diggers" in Our Midst. Guests at Kenilworth Hunt Monday last, the Frank Ketchams of Devonshire lane and the James Ralph Starrs of 320 Raleigh road, gave the most unique party ever attended in Kenilworth, a treasure hunt. About 40 of their friends. dressed for roughing it, met at the Starr res- idence, and after receiving instruc- tions, they were divided into 12 teams, two couples to a team, and, in auto- mobiles, started out on the hunt. The prize was to be a "pot of gold" and the chase led to the lake tront, to the old golf course west of Kenilworth, back to the Wilmette Harbor, to In- dian Hill, under bridges, up and down ravines and high bluffs, each new des- tination disclosed on a cleverly worded clew, printed on a shingle and hidden away at the spot. The search was conducted with the aid of search lights, gers" tearing from clew to clew in tlieir cars as fast as the slippery streets would permit, and sometimes faster, was the occasion for two 4-11 alarms for the Kenilworth police. The "pot of gold" with 4000 pennies in it, was finally discovered under the pier at the Kenilworth beach. The winning team was led by Holden K. Farrar. The guests, much winded, and in need of refreshment, then went to the Frank Ketchams where refreshments were quickly consumed. RETAIN SHOPPERS' SPECIAL Patrons of the Chicago and North Western railroad will be pleased to learn that the Holiday Shoppers' train put on several weeks before Christmas and which arrives in Chi- cago at 12:40 p. m, is to be continued in service indefinitely. This train will not operate on New Year's Day. Miss Harriet MacNeille of Glencoe will entertain a number of her school friends at bridge Saturday afternoon, January 2, at Skokie club. --C J. Edwin Bradstreet has been spend- ing the holidays with his daughter, Mrs. Howard H. Hoyt, and her family, at their home in Sound Beach. Conn. --P-- Edward C. Kohlsaat, 777 Bryant ave- nue, returned to Winnetka Saturday, December 19, after a sojourn in New York. ---- Mrs. Emil C. Olson, 1000 Vine street, had as house guests over Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. William St. Clair of Man- itowoc, Wis. and the frantic haste of the "gold dig- _ HORNER PIANO CO. Pianos Phonographs Radio Headquarters for ZENITH RADIO 1521 Sherman Ave. Phone Greenleaf 464 oe