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10 WINNETKA TALK November 13, 1926 Ed a i iii did didi iii SAN aN id 2 dE 7 ad dd ddd dd ddd ddd dad dad ddd ddds Z / AIMEE 568 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka Reductions on Many Choice Models Afternoon Frocks -- Sports Clothes Dinner Gowns Hand Bags Imported Flowers [dri 7 Zrii iiiliiiiiiiidssiiiddididddd ddd dd ddd ddr iiiizz, 7 RE a 2 ZZ dzzzzzzadis Served with rich milk and properly seasoned, there is no amore appetizing dish than oyster stew, es- pecially with the Oysters that are of the variety found here. "POULTRY +. Turkeys Geese Ducks and Chickens We are going to have for Thanksgiving the choic- est poultry the market affords. We want you to be considering just what sort of bird you want, then telephone us; get your order in, so that you may get an early choice. Peters Market Phones 920-921 734 Elm Street | Merchants Hear Some New Things About Illinois Winnetka Chamber of Commerce at its regular monthly dinner and meeting Monday evening, enjoyed, first hand, some of the inspiring stories by Les- ter B. Colby, staff correspondent of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce, who has been writing the very inter- esting articles "Rediscovering Illinois." These stories have been appearing for some time in the press through- out the state, and as was plainly evi- denced by the brief verbal sketches which Mr. Colby gave Monday eve- ning, have been arousing renewed in- terest and inspiration among her citi- zens in general. Harry Baxter, district secretary of the Field department of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, was also present and made a splendid ad- dress on the work of the national Chamber. Action on the matter of the Win- netka Chamber of Commerce affiliat- ing with the State and the National associations, was deferred until a fu- ture meeting. The Monday evening session was preceded by a chicken dinner, served at Matz hall, Community House. William T. Wersted, vice-president of the Winnetka Chamber of Com- merce, presided at the business ses- sion. Prof. John Borino added greatly to the pleasure of the evening by playing a number of piano selections. [Combi School of Music Winnetka Branch Ph. Winn. 974 Piano Class Lessons 4 in a class -- s50c¢ a lesson : 545 Lincoln Ave. STATE LEAGUE MEETS Committee Chairmen of Winnetka League of Women Voters Will Speak at Sixth Annual Convention The sixth annual convention of the Illinois League of Women Voters will meet in Chicago this year, with the Palmer House as its headquarters. The opening session, Tuesday, No- vember 16, will be one of welcome, and of especial interest to the Winnetka women, will be the luncheon that day | when the local committee chairmen 'give their reports. Mrs. Gross T. Wil- |liams of 777 Locust road will report {on the social hygiene committee, Mrs. | Charles Strong of 699 Locust road will | speak for the Child Welfare com- mittee. The committees on internation- al relations and education will be rep- resented by Mrs. William B. Hale of 900 Willow road, and Mrs William B. Moulton of 1161 Pine street. Mrs. D. | Bligh Grassett of 797 Walden road will speak for the citizenship com- | mittee. Mrs. Walter Benson will attend the luncheon discussing the legal status of women, Mrs. Hyman Raclin also will lattend to discuss women in industry, {and Mrs. John VanderVries will dis- cuss the living cost. Mrs. VanderVries has been asked to address the Citizenship School com- mittee meeting on "How to Run a Successful One Day Citizenship School." Mrs. VanderVries, president of the Winnetka league, will address the convention on Wednesday, Novem- ber 17. The public is cordially invited, the league states. Mrs. John Hindrum of Detroit, for- merly of this village, was a week-end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. || Morton Maddox, 705 Oak street. pies at all times. With Delicatessen Goods, and our and Pastries, we offer a Catering foods details for any party. 819 Oak Street ELICACIES and staples. We have the freshly baked wholesome loaf of bread, and pastries, cakes, and PURE HOMEMADE ICE CREAM Made from the freshest of 100% cream in our own kitchens. it's for Sunday Dinner or any time during the week, it makes the best tasting and healthiest dessert. OUR CATERING SERVICE WE DELIVER FREE Open Sundays--9-12--4-6 SMITHS DELICATESSEN Whether 80¢ Quart well known Home Baked Delicacies service that will work out all the Phone 112 | J --