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WINNETKA TALK April 17, 1926 38 563 Lincoln Avenue Telephone Winnetka, Illinois Winnetka 1811 MISS HERBST 0), aN Gifts China Glass Lamps Interior Decorations Lovely gay new things for Spring anywhere in the house Message on Peace to heat a house a whole year free! coal, it shows an average saving of 10%. 30% saving. for putting up with coal any longer? Qil-O-Matic heat in your house. Take plant today. --= HEATING o-- Evanston 517 Dempster St. Univ. 9335 H. P. 2490 YOU ARE PAYING for the best oil burner whether you have it or not Compared with some burners using higher priced oil, Oil-O-Matic often saves enough in four years Even over hard But you get 20% more heat all season, so it is really a So you are actually paying for the best oil burner whether you have it or not. What "reason" now $50 puts a year to pay the balance. Let us examine your heating NEBHHATC Sidley Home Utilities Highland Park 54114 Central Ave. Harris & Richard Washburn Child, one of the headline speakers at the Fortieth Dis- trict Rotary Conference to be held in Evanston next Monday and Tuesday, and to be attended by many north shore Rotarians, is one of the most widely read authors in America, and rated among her most distinguished diplomats. His address on "The Ways to World Peace" is regarded as of in- ternational importance. In 1921, and again in 1924, Mr. Child was sent to Italy as Ambassador Ex- traordinary and Plenipotentiary. Ambassador Child was founder of the Council on Foreign Relations and Chief Representative of the United States at the Conference of Genoa in 1922 and the Conference of Lausanne in 1922, He is author of several books includ- ing "Jim Hands," "The Man in the Shadow," "Potential Russia," "The Hands of Nara," and "Fresh Waters." Copyright by Ewing 2 Sanborn Hale of 761 Foxdale avenue is taking a week's holiday on the ocean, at Ft. Henry. i mance, Community Players Appear at Goodman Theater on May 14 (Contributed) We all know the Community Players, we enjoy their plays, and we appreciate that they are an important part of Win- netka life. The dues are nominal--only a dollar a year--and the expenses of their productions are heavy. One play given this season cost $300. And so at the end of the season there is little, if any, money left in the treasury with which to launch the next season. Yet the Community Players have am- bition always to attempt something more difficult, more artistic. Now, this means more scenery, more costumes, more furniture. The talent is there, but what it can produce is limited by what it has with which to stage the pro- duction. The simple stage of Shakes- peare's day no longer satisfies. And so Community Drama club of Winnetka, which manages the Commu- nity Players, comes to you--to us-- who so enthusiastically applaud its per- formances, with the offer of a produc- tion of another kind, by other players, on another stage, and says, "Come, here is a chance to enjoy a good play and to help us at the same time." In conjunction with The English club of Greater Chicago they have rented the Goodman theatre of the Art Insti- tute for Friday evening, May 14. This is a special performance put on by the Goodman's reportoire cast, of "The Ro- mantic Young Lady," a comedy-ro- written by the noted young Spanish poet and playwright, G. Mar- tinez Sierra, and translated by Granville Barker. It has been one of the hits of this, the Goodman's first season. There will be more to say of it next week. The thing to realize now is that every ticket sold in Winnetka will help buy the scenery and cotumes needed for another season's play, and a few more pieces of furniture. Miss Ruth C. Weil, 1040 Pine street, celebrated her seventeenth birthday last Friday night by entertaining 20 of her friends at dinner served at Gray- lings, on Michigan avenue, after which she took her guests to see "Castles in the Air." OCI 0 Em OCI O EEE 0 ET OES 0 FLO FEET 060, DO YOUR SHOPPING AT THE | Winnetka Fruit House Georgia Sweet Potatoes, Ib. Dry Onions, 3 Ibs. Cauliflower, each Calif. Telephone Peas, Ib. String Beans, fancy, qt. Winesap Apples, 3 Ibs. Florida Oranges, large, per doz. ... €alif. Oranges, per doz. °........... Bananas, per doz. Grapefruit, 2 for Grapefruit, each Jest Brick Butter Asparagus, large bunches 746 Elm Street Baldwin Apples, for eating and cooking, 3 Ibs. Spinach, extra fancy, peck......... Beets and 'Carrots, large-bunches, 2 for..... .. 5. cc ivvei ioe. 25¢ ARR hs A et ed 49c and up Fes ER Rp ERR AT 60c and up 0 ARE Ie Pare 35¢ and 45c¢ an 00 =I0E30 =----=I0r30 Artichokes, 10c each, 3 for 25¢, 7 for Open 7 A. M. to 10 P. M. Sundays 8 to 1 Where quality merchandise and moderate prices prevail SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY WINNETKA FRUIT HOUSE LIGHT GROCERIES High Grade Fruits and Vegetables Free Delivery Phone Winnetka 2470 Ory OI O EI O EXO