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28 WINNETKA TALK September 18, 1926 Mrs. Harold IL. Ickes and her son, |where they spent several weeks togeth- Raymond, of 900 South Private road, |er. While in New Mexico, they attend- have returned from New Mexico. Ray-|ed the very interesting Gallup Inter- mond spent two weeks in Oklahoma, | tribal Ceremonial and the snake dance joining his mother in Gallup, N. M., held by the Hopi indians. For Sale Bargain One-fourth interest in Heinsen ¥ Kroll, Inc., operating real estate offices in Evanston, Wilmette, Winnetka and High- land Park. For information phone John M. Bryant, Attorney for Mr. Kroll Randolph 4242 { ' Sy 'The "Responsibility for "Corractly Thtted" Shoes Little tender feet. with easily hurt bones and unformed arches. Can any effort be too great to insure perfectly formed feet at maturity? "There's a correct Poster Shoe for every age of the growing child." How relatively unimportant are "WEAR" and "STYLE" and even "PRICE' com- pared to the "CORRECT FITTING" of Childrens Shoes, and yet, in Coster Shoes for Children you get every essential of a really good shoe at consistently fair prices. "Children who 'grow-up' in Foster Shoes are assured of properly formed feet" JE Taster & Company z 115 North Wabash Avenue The Drake, How Shop DOWNTOWN - - 7 NORTH SIDE + clubhouse. : EVANSTON ~~ Orrington Ave. at Church 'Street' : AND INKANSAS ciTy =~ ©0770 oe : i = Local Clergy to Attend Rock River Conference Methodist clergy of the north shore who are members of the Rock River conference will attend its annual ses- sions to be held in Freeport, Ill, Sep- tember 28 and 29. Features of the meeting will include a trip to Galena to visit the Methodist church which Gen. U. S. Gtant attend- ed, and a journey to the "Garden of Eden" at Baileyville, Ill, where the Rev. Charles K. Carpenter has gather- ed one of the greatest bird collections in the United States. Bishop W. O. Shepherd, a former member of the conference, now resi- dent bishop of Portland, Oregon, will preside at the sessions. Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of the Chicago area, whose home is in Wilmette, will speak Wed- nesday evening, September 29, at a meeting in the interest of Wesley hos- pital. George W. Dixon, president of the hospital board, will preside. WALTHER LEAGUERS MEET . Members-of the North Shore zone of the Walther league will meet in Beth- lehem Lutheran church, Evanston, Sunday afternoon and evening, Sep- tember 26. The afternoon will be de- voted .to business discussions while the evening meeting will be" of an inspira- tional character. + CLOSING CARD PARTY Wilmette Golf . club announces its last card party of the season to take place next Saturday afternoon at the Francis Neir of Wilmette, Allason Clark of Evanston, and ! Douglas Davison of Glen View, New Trier High school alumni, are leaving Mon- day to attend Brown university. --(-- Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Roach, 292 Sheri- dan road, returned September 8, from California, where they spent the entire summer. Fire Prevention Week Is Set for October 3 to 9 The week of October 3-9 has been set aside by proclamation by Governor Small as Fire Prevention Week. Fire last year destroyed resources worth $570,000,000 in the United. States, reads Governor Small"s proclamation. Illinois, he continues, contributed $28,500,000 of that amount. The start- ling fact is, he declares, that losses have been increasing each year. The toll in human lives is approximately 15,000 each year. ; Suggestions for the effective observ- ance of Fire Prevention Week are given as follows: "Systematic inspection of property by proper local officials will control fire hazards in any community. Careful in- spections should be made during this week and continued throughout the year. "School officials Should see that schools are safe from fire, that ample exits are provided and that frequent fire drills are held. "Similar precautions should be taken by those 'having "custody of churches, thea- ters, hospitals, public halls, hote)s and other buildings where fire would jeopar- flize lives. "Instructivé talks and programs should be. given in schools and before Ohambers of Commerce afd civic organizations. "Every citizen should rid his home of fire hazards: Rubbish should be cleaned up. Flueg"and heating plants should be cleaned "out and, repaired. Defective wiring or gas connections should be reme- died. H _ "The same suggestions apply to fac- tories and places of business. In addition, fire. extinguishers and other fire protec- tion "eguipment should be examined and put in good condition "All should cultivate habits of careful- ness in all things where danger of fire is involved. "Press and pulpit can help greatly in carrying out the purpose for which Fire Prevention Week is set aside. Their co-oueration is earnestly invited." Mr. and Mrs. LIL. W. Pervier, 567 Chestnut street, have returned from a five weeks' visit at their summer cot- tage located at Thomas resort, Little Cedar lake, Wis. They were accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith and son of 462 Chestnut street. Hipp & Coburn Co. "Jewelers and Silversmiths 915 Marshall Field Annex Building Main Floor, Wrigley Building Chicago Telephone (both '§tores): Rahdoiph 2542