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40 WINNETKA TALK May 1, 1926 ESIDES the marvelous savori- ness and tenderness of Peters' Meats, you get the best "buys" in town. For your Sunday dinner, we suggest Roast of Beef or Sirloin Steaks We have some delightful cuts. PETERS MARKET Meats of Quality Only Winn. 920, 921, 922 Winnetka 734 Elm St. Price Low--Cost Lowest The Long-Life Battery for Your Car OU expect to pay more for an article of quality, but Y you don't have to with an Exide Battery. The price is low, and the service so notably long that the final cost is lowest of all batteris. The Exide built for your car is made by the largest manufacturers of storage bat- teries in the world. Dealers everywhere. $16.50 T his price is for a 13-plate Exide. T here are Exide Batteries for every car, some costing more than $16.50 and some costing even less. ~~ Winnetka Exide Battery Service Opposite Winnetka Post Office 552-54 Lincoln Ave. Phone Winn. 1387 Ex10¢ BATTERIES Community Drama Players Present Year's Last Play The Community Players of the Win- netka Community Drama club will present Ian Hay's delightful comedy "Tillie of Bloomsbury," Wednesday and Thursday, May 5 and 6, at 8:15 | | Rudolph | o'clock in the evening in Matz hall, Community House. This is the last play of what has proved to be the most successful season in the Players' history. The member- ship has been increased by nearly 100 names and about 300 persons have contributed some effort in putting on_the year's program, it is said. The plays have set a fine standard for which Mrs. Lloyd A. Faxon, as chair- man of the program committee, de- serves much credit. "Tillie of Bloomsbury" is under the direction of Mrs. John Marshall, as- sisted by Mrs. Charles Karnopp, and the cast is as follows: Able Main- waring, M. P.--Henry Cary-Curr; Milroy (butler in the Mainwaring home)--George Bartlett; Sylvia Main- waring--Theda Ellison; Lady Marian Mainwaring--Mrs., Charles Moon; Rev. Adrian Rylands--Lyman L. Weld ; Constance Damer--Katherine Shaw; Richard Mainwaring--Robert Carpenter; Tillie Welwyn--Mrs. John Ritchie; Amelia Welwyn--Janet Mar- shall; Percy Welwyn, Edward Nay- lor; Grandma Banks--Mrs. Carrie B. Prouty; Mrs. Welwyn--Mrs. Louis Sherman; Mr. Samuel Stillbottle -- Ralph Varney. Mrs. R. F. Feagans is property man- ager. Stage managing and lighting is done by John Marshall, assisted by David Lazear, Robert Ely, Burton At- wood, Jr, Guy Watson and Magnus Martin. Mrs. Carleton Washburne, as- sisted by Mrs. Charles F. Simpson and Mrs. Lyman Weld, is in charge of make-up. The play is being cos- tumed by Mrs. Merritt Lum. Young Men's Group Plans Discussion, Baseball Program The Young Men's class of the Win- netka Congregational church school, has just completed a series of discus- sions on Fosdick's book, "The Mod- ern Use of the Bible," and now plans a seires of timely religious questions, as follows: May 2, "The Meaning of Church Membership." May 9, "Can God and Evolution Go Together?" May 16, "How Should a Christian Spend Sun- day." The class plans to take advantage of the long "daylight-saving" eve- nings to play some baseball The first game, with an indoor ball, 1s scheduled to be played on the Lake Front park, Sheridan road and Maple street, on Thursday, May 6, from 6 p. m. until dark. A cordial welcome is extended to all young men above the high school age too attend any or all of these meet- ings. The Sunday sessions are held at 10 o'clock in the North Neighbor- hood room of Community House. VISIT PIRATE SHIP Miss Marian Elwell and Miss Dorothy LeBo's third grade pupils of Horace Mann school, made a trip to Lincoln park, Thursday afternoon of this week, to visit the old English pir- ate ship, which has been on exhibition in and about Chicago for some time. The children are studying the Vikings in connection with Norse history. Ralph Varney of 535 Cherry street was one of the hosts at the dinner given Friday, April 30, at the Art in- stitute, for 40 or more local architects who graduated from Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology. Prof. William Emerson, head of the architectural de- partment, and Jacques Carln, profes- sor of architectural design, were the guests of honor. . | Purer Because Carbonated This Week BUTTERSCOTCH ICE CREAM FOR SALE AT Adams' Pharmacy, 782 Elm St. G. Matteoni Bros. 742 Elm St North Shore Pharmacy Hubbard Woods Hubbard Woods Fharmacy Kenilworth Pharmacy