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12 WINNETKA TALK November 20, 1926 Duncan Studios Tel. Winn. 2272 We have assembled art objects of rare charm from all parts of the world, suitable, not only for decorative accessories for the home, but the interesting and unusual objects for Weddings Anniversaries Birthdays Trophies ; Bridge Prizes INTERIOR DECORATIONS Complete. schemes for houses as well as individual pieces. Pay us a visit and save the trip to town. Women Voters Study and Prepare for Legislature In preparation for active legislative work during the coming session of the Illinois legislature, the Winnetka Lea- gue of Women Voters has organized a study class. The opening meeting will be held on next Monday morning in the campfire room of Community House at 10:45 o'clock. Following the lesson a simple luncheon will be served by members of the class. The program will be: "Jury Service for Women," Mrs. W. S. Benson, dis- cussion led by Mrs. Leslie Gooder, "Re-apportionment in Illinois," Mrs. John VanderVries, discussion led by Mrs. Robert Mehren. Those interested in joining the group may phone Mrs. VanderVries, Win- netka 1968. It isn't so much the amount you give for the WINNETKA MEMORIAL. Banking is made easy and pleasant for every one at this institution. A CHECKING ACCOUNT simplifies the family buying done so largely now-a-days by the women of the household. We specially encourage women to open accounts with us, as we give them individual attention. Checking Accounts Real Estate Loans Savings Accounts Safety Deposit Vaults We are sure that you will be as much at home in this bank as you would be anywhere on your shopping tour. BANKING HOURS Daily Saturday 7:30 A. M. to 3 P. M. 7:30 A. M. to 12 M. Saturday Evenings 7 P. M. to 8 P. M. Hubbard Woods Trust & Savings Bank 952 Linden Avenue Hubbard Woods A New Kitchen Sink should be installed in your kitchen if your present one is in a dilapidated condition. PLUMBING FIXTURES | "Standard" a hE aa ua Let us install this good- looking enameled, sanitary, double drain-board sink in your kitchen. If it is too large, we have several others of smaller sizes. They have the swing-spout faucet, too. Sold and Installed by VIC. J. KILLIAN Plumbing Contractor 874 Center Street 7 Phone: Winn. 1260 | Request Engineers to Study Widening of Highway North At the meeting of the Village coun- cil Tuesday evening, at which there was not a quorum present, a number of matters were discussed but upon which no formal action was taken. The council asked Village Engineer F., A. Windes to make a study of the matter of widening and repaving Cen- ter street from film street to Tower road, as a part of the through traffic highway. This project, it is said, will also probably include changes at Chest- nut and Spruce streets, so that Chest- nut will connect directly with Center street, and also possibly the widening and repaving of Chestnut street. The work of laying concrete in Cen- ter street from Winnetka avenue to Oak street was finished this week, and sidewalks are now being relaid and ad- justed. As soon as some macadam connections are put in, the road will be ready for traffic, which it is antici- pated will be about December 11. Fete Insurance Officials After 25 Years' Service In commemoration of the completion of a quarter of a century of active service with the company, Ralph H. Hobart, 660 Prospect avenue, of the Hobart and Oates General agency of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur- ance company, of Chicago, was ten- dered a congratulatory dinner last Monday evening by seventy members of the local agency. A number of guests from the home office at Mil- waukee were present, including M. J. Cleary, vice-president, Percy Evans, actuary, Dr. J. W. Fisher, medical di- rector, Charles Parsons, superintend- ent of agencies, and G. I. Anderson, assistant secretary. Many on Waiting List for Music Club Tickets Patrons of the Winnetka Music club Artist-Recitals who are to be unable to attend the recital to be given by Cecilia Hansen, violinist, Monday evening, December 6--the second of the season's offerings by the club--have been advised to leave their tickets with Mrs. Bessie Grant, at the Winnetka State bank, who. will dispose of them. to others who are at present without tickets. As in the instance of the recent Shipa recital, when scores of peo- ple were turned away because of lack of tickets, there promises to be a waiting list for the Hansen reci- tal. Miss Hansen will be heard in the New Trier auditorium. She is re- garded as the foremost woman vio- linist of the day, her brilliant art- istry having astonished the critics since the day of her American debut in 1922, Phyllis Kellogg White Piano Columbia School of Music Winnetka Branch--Phone 974 Tuesday--Friday--Saturday Evanston Branch--Greenleaf 4028 Monday--Wednesday--T hursday