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WINNETKA: TALK March 13, 1926 An Important Contribution made by the Community Pharmacy to the health and happi- nes of its Winnetka friends is Pure and Wholesome Confec- tionery. "THE APPRECIATED CANDIES" Quintette Assortment Chocolate Clusters Innovation Sweets Blue Ribbon Vanity Box Twenty Odd Choice Box TAKE A BOX HOME-- Smiling Service Community Pharmacy 750 Elm Street Phone Winn. 164 Sunday Club News By H. H. No, men are not descended from monkeys! Did you think they were? At the Sunday Evening club last week Mr. Graeme Canning showed how this popular conception of evolution was a misinterpretation of the Darwinian theory. He explained that, according to the modern evolutionary theory, all life has evolved from life in its simplest form. and that men and apes are de- scendants of a common ancestor. He described many interesting arche- ological discoveries which seem to veri- fy this theory. Mr. Canning. also brought out the fact that belief in evo- lution need in no way conflict with be- lief in God as the creator of the world. At next week's meeting of the club there will be a musical program which promises to be unusually fine. Three north shore musicians have been asked to take part. Miss Nina Babcock, mu- sic instructor at the North Shore Coun- try Day School and Miss Pauline Man- chester of Glencoe will each play sev- eral piano compositions and Miss Kath- erine Hamilton of Winnetka will give two groups of violin numbers: All who are interested are urged to be present. Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock in the evening in the Camp Fire room. On Sunday, March 21, Miss Laura Ullrich, instructor in history at New Trier High school, will speak on the subject "The United States' Policy in the Caribbean." GROUP MEETS MONDAY The North End Branch of Friends of Chicago Junior school for boys will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Sovereign hotel Monday, March 15, Arthur M. Millard presiding. A pro- gram will be given by Miss Cordelia Schellinger, pianist, and Mrs. William deWindt, mezzo-coritralto. Paul Hutchinson to Speak Before Woman's Society (Contibuted) Paul Hutchinson, of Winnetka, au- thor of "China's Real Revolution," "The Next Step," "The Spread of Christian- ity," and of various articles in the At- lantic Monthly, is not a prophet with- out honor to his own country. He is widely known by his writing, by his management of The Christian Century, one of the outstanding religious week- lies of the day, and is a member of the "Institute of Pacific Relations" (organ- ized on the plan of the Williamstown Institute of Political Science. This po- sition, more than any other, makes him pre-eminently fitted to speak on "In- ter-racial Problems of the Pacific Ba- sin. This subject he will discuss Wednes- day, March 17, at 1 o'clock, in Matz hall, at Community House. He speaks under the auspices of The World Friendship Committee of the Congrega- tional Woman's society. In the morn- ing the committee has secured Prof. Floyd Black of Robert college, Con- stantinople. Professor Black has jujst been elected president of the American School of Sofia, Bulgaria. Professor Black is especially well acquainted with the political educational and religious history of both Turkey and Bulgaria. Two such men in one day is a wonder- ful achievement. Come and be sure to bring a friend who will enjoy this privi- lege. Candidates Give Views at Schmidt Booster Session The Oscar W. Schmidt Booster club held a very successful meeting Tuesday evening at Forester hall, Ridge ave. That Car of Yours Neds a good thorough washing every "The Home of the Well Groomed Car' Richardson's Garage 736 Elm Street qe i sO often and --this is the place to have it done. Our New Washing Machine removes all dirt and grease. therefore, you should remove all doubts as to whether or not we can wash your car clean. Not one speck of dirt will be left anywhere on the car when we are through. Phone Winn. 25 nue, Wilmette, it is announced. There were more than 200 people present to hear the candidates upholding the "Home Rule" ticket in the coming Primary election, April 13. Talks were given by the following candidates: John H. Passmore for criminal court clerk; Gene Oliver, for Huebsch, for state senator; Mr. Pop- per, for state representative; Frank J. Kriz and Oscar W. Schmidt of Wil- mette, for county commissioners. Robert James of Evanston represented Ernest Guyton of Evanston and John Jaranowski, of Calumet City, also run- ning for county commissioner. Other meetings are being arranged for the near future, it was announced. Give Alumnae Luncheon in College's New Home The first dlumnae gathering to be held in the new home of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college will be a luncheon for members of the North Shore chapter of the Alumnae association on Saturday, March 13, at 12 o'clock. All alumnae ot the college are cor- dially invited to attend the luncheon, and an opportunity will be provided during the afternoon for a tour of in- spection of the College building, Har- rison hall, under the leadership of Miss Edna Dean Baker. Blaze Built to Thaw Ground Causes Damage Fire caused by attempts to thaw the ground in the basement of a new home under construction at Chestnut st. and Sunset road last Wednesday damaged the building to the extent of approx- imately $500. - Workmen had built a fire on the basement floor, but the blaze got beyond their control and set fire to the house, which is owned by A. J. Mitchell. Prompt work on the part of the fire department prevented a more extensive loss. the board of assessors; Arthur A. i» |