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16 WINNETKA TALK November 20, 1926 'Beautifull OTHING you could give her will please her quite as much as a good radio receiver--a Kellogg! She'll know at first glance that its cabinet, of matched and piano finished walnut, adds to the charm of the living room. You tune in astation and she senses immediately that such reproduction will liven your home--will make it a place in which you are both happy--and glad to spend your evenings. Kellogg has put an enjoy- able realism into radio programs that makes of them an ever-changing, yet always delightful, source of entertainment. Kellogg receivers are licensed under applications for letters patent of Radio Frequency Laboratories, Inc. (R. F. L.) Back of a Kellogg receiver are 29 years of engineering experience --29 years of precision manufacturing--both so sound that Kellogg is now the world's largest independent teleplrone maker. Into Models 507 and 508, Kellogg builds three stages of radio frequency amplification for selectivity and consistently long range, The tuning of four circuits is ar ranged for control from one knob. TheInductiveTuning system used is an exclusive Kellogg development that gives equal sensitivity and volume on all wave lengths. KELLOGG Flawless Re Radio These receivers include every feature for which you have searched in a radio set and you should see and hear them before you buy -- at any price. We will be glad to demonstrate them day or evening is massive, dignjfied, ric Ly It stands 54 jaches high, is 34 inches wide and, when closed, is 18 inches deep. JONES Electric Service The "Willard Battery" Man 3 Carlton Building Ph. Winnetka 1848 Winnetka Girl Visits Extensively in East Miss Eunice Weissenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Weissen- berg of 965 Elm street, has been spend- ing the past two weeks in Bronxville, N. Y., where she was entertained by her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Englehardt. While in the East Miss Weissenberg attended the Cornell- Columbus and the Army-Notre Dame football games. Miss Weissenberg lett New York Monday, for Great Neck, Ipswich, to visit a classmate from Barat college. Before returning she will visit her aunt, Mrs. W. F. Kearns of Boston, and cousins in Portland, Maine, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Scribner of 812 Ash street entertained at a dance Wednesday evening, November 10, at the Winnetka Woman's club. Specials For Thanksgiving Plum Pudding Ice Cream 50c¢ Brick Pumpkin and Mince Pies re Rd * We also take i orders for all pies ' and bakery goods. ry ry y Order Early We Deliver Free of Charge Phone Winn. 2260 GRAY and GREEN EAT SHOP Doris Arnold, Mgr. 464 Winnetka Ave. Benefit Ball for Shut-Ins Keeps Committee Busy Mrs. J. Waller Marshall, president of the Vocational Society for Shut-Ins, Mrs. Clair E. More, general chairman for the benefit ball to be given Friday, December 10, for the society, and a group of active women are busy pre- paring for this event which will take place in the Aragon ballroom at Law- rence and Winthrop avenues. Through the efforts of Mrs. More, the three owners of the Aragon have donated the use of the ballroom, and the orchestras, free of charge. An- other bit of good news, when a char- ity ball is given, and all the proceeds are treasured, is that the souvenir pro- grams, invitations and all printed ma- terial has been donated by one of the large printing firms. Maude Ellis of Chicago, has designated a most at- tractive poster in her inimitable style, and she has done this without charge, so all the expenses for the ball are wiped out at one fell swoop, and the tickets can be sold and profits turned over at almost no subtraction of large expenses. The ball will begin at 9 o'clock this year, earlier than usual. Delightful entertainment is being furnished un- der the direction of Miss Olga Menn, who announces that opera and stage stars will entertain at 11:30, the names to be announced later. Supper, for which there will be a small charge, will be served, for those who wish it. Mrs. Marshall, who is in charge of the tickets, has announced that boxes are to be sold, more than 100 of them. They will be located directly around the ballroom floor, and in the balcony. All boxes and tickets are being sold at reasonable prices. Anyone desiring information regarding tickets may phone Mrs. Marshall at Winnetka 1128, or Mrs. Laird Bell at Winnetka 183. Evanston people may get in touch with Mrs. Charles Dennis, at Univers- ity 9115. Besides Mrs. More, the general chairman, and Miss Menn the enter- tainment chairman, Miss Elaine Black- man of the South Shore Country club is taking charge of the publicity. Arnold R. Baar of 642 Cherry street will return this week from Philadel- phia, where he has been attending the annual meeting of the National Tax association. Don't wait for a canvasser but mail your subscription for the WINNETKA MEMORIAL. ber 23rd. us by a well known French patrons. Bert Smale Barber Shop Phone Winnetka 1965 1083 Gage St. Hubbard Woods Beauty Shoppe OF 1073 GAGE ST. Announces the opening of their new location at 1081 Gage St. in conjunction with the BERT SMALE BARBER SHOP on or about Novem- Ladies' hair cutting formerly done in the barber shop will be done in this establishment, where the customary excellent service will be in force, executed by either male or female operators. Also featuring the new Swirl Shingle now rapidly gaining popularity. A very select line of cosmetics prepared especially for Better facilities will add comfort and convenience to our old and new By Appointment chemist will be on sale. Hubbard Woods Beauty Shoppe Phone Winnetka 857 1081 Gage St.