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WINNETKA TALK April 3, 1926 EASTER TIME Large Audience One taste will convince you! Taste just one of Miss Saylor's Candies guarantee that you'll be convinced that they are of superior quality. (from California). We CANDIES FOR EASTER. ALSO PLAY- THINGS FOR THE CHILDREN. BUN- NIES, EGG DYES, ROOSTERS, CARDS. Smiling Service Community Pharmacy 750 Elm Street Phone Winn. 164 Mrs. Martha Linn of Winnetka has the largest daily audience of women of any woman in this section of the country. She is the charming-voiced director and announcer of the Wom- an's hour over radio station WSWS in the Strauss building. Her pro- grams have attracted favorable atten- tion throughout the country. ELECT OFFICERS The next meeting of the Winnetka Chamber of Commerce will be held at Community House, Monday, April 19, at which time will be held the election of officers for the ensuing year. Fol- lowing the business session a light lunch will be served. Ecka Hardware Paints Tools For Every Purpose For the mechanic as well as the man around the home. Our tools are standard brands' and fully guaran- teed. Disston & Simonds Saws Stanley Planes, in all styles Stillson Wrenches O.V.B.& Buck Bro. Chisels Billings & Spencer End Wrenches Maydole & Vaughn's Hammers Complete and handles. Tools 735 Elm Street, Winnetka assortment of " 1" < snap-on" socket wrenches rt Hardware Co. Cutlery Glass Phones 843-844 oe HINTS FOR COLLEGE College Girls Meets With Camp Fire Groups to Give Advice Regarding School Life A unique and interesting meeting was held Monday afternoon of this week in the Camp Fire room of Community House, when a group of young women graduates from different colleges talked to girls of high school age and eighth grade. Each told a brief story of what her particular type of college had to offer, and gave a word picture of what college had meant to her, and some of the things she had gotten out of it. The meeting was arranged by the Camp Fire Girls of college age meeting regularly once a month. It was called in the hope that it might be of help to those younger girls who are thinking of going to college, and who through such a meeting would have a chance to hear different colleges discussed by re- cent graduates speaking from first hand knowledge. The meeting more than justified the expectation of those sponsoring it. The entire group was most enthusiastic about the value of such a meeting and so great was the interest with which these college girls were received that it is probable that this will become an annual affair. Those who spoke, and the colleges they represented were as follows : Wellesley, Marian Montgomery; Rockford, Louise Blymeyer, Wilmette; Smith, Marcella Mettler; Northwestern, Katherine Wortley; Miss Wheelock's Kindergarten college, Virginia Ogan; Mt. Holyoke, Vivian Ratcliffe. PRESENT PLAY A group of children from the North Shore Country Day School will appear in the Skokie school Assembly Thurs- day, April 8, at 2:35 o'clock, presenting a play on Leonardo de Vinci, a play which the children have worked out. Miss Florence Canning, 889 Sheri- dan road, Hubbard Woods, is visiting friends in New England. On her way home, she will spend a few days in Cambridge, Mass., with her brother, Gordon, who is attending Harvard Law school. SOMETHING NEW FOR EASTER Our Spring styles in men's shirts, neckties and other seasonable men's furnishings are ready for your Easter-tide purchases. You must have something new for Faster and an inspection of our new stock will disclose the very things you need. Our line of haberdashery includes the best and very latest things for well- dressed men. John Dethloff Men's Furnishings 786 Elm Street Winn. 1077 ------