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26 WINNETKA TALK October 1, 1927 RAR AR AR AR AT ARAL Will You Spend THE WINTER m Town? Palmer House Apartments are Especially Attractive and Convenient AVE YOU CONSIDERED the convenience of liv- ing in the loop this winter, within a few steps of the offices, the shops, the thea- tres and the opera? size and furnishing and per- mit a selection exactly suited to your requirements. Substan- tial reductions for monthly or seasonal occupancy. For meals guests have the choice of five restaurants or service in their apartments. You are cordially invited to inspect the apartments at the Palmer House. Ranging from two to five rooms, with or without living room, they offer am- ple choice in Suites are shown by ap- pointment. Telephone Mr. Bell --Ran- dolph 7500. WALTER L. GREGORY Manager CONVENIENT PARKING SPACE -- AND HOTEL GARAGE SERVICE XTX TXB RIX IR X Museum Invites Children to Movies This Saturday "Alaskan Adventures," a free mov- ing picture for children, will be shown Saturday, October 1, at Field Museum of Natural History continuously from 10 a. m. until noon, D. C. Davies, di- rector of the museum announces. This is the first of nine motion picture en- tertainments for children scheduled for Saturday mornings during October and November, given under the pro- visions of the James Nelson and Anna Louise Raymond Public School and Children's Lecture Fund. All children in Chicago and suburbs are invited, and they may come either alone or accompanied by parents or teachers. No tickets are necessary. This Saturday's film is a fascinating pictured story of the adventures of two men and a dog in Alaska. The men who went took only Indian bows and arrows as arms and with those prim- itive weapons met kodiak bears and other wild animals. The film contains striking pictures of the Yukon ice breaking up, intimate shots of little bear cubs, scenes of salmon fishing with bow and arrow, and pictures of moose, mountain goats, mountain sheep and other animals. The North Shore branch of the W. C. T. U. is to meet Monday after- noon at 2, at the home of Mrs. W. S. Hamm, 270 Scott avenue, Glencoe. This is to be the regular business meeting. N.S. Art League to Hear Lectures by Dudley Crafts Watson The North Shore Art league is in- terested in the season of renewed ac- tivity among its members. At a recent meeting of a special committee of the league, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Ull- rich in Wilmette, plans for the autumn and winter program were made. These will include a series of lectures by Dudley Crafts Watson of the Chicago Art institute, the first to be delivered following his return from a European sojourn and to be illustrated with slides. The lectures will be given at Matz hall the Winnetka community house, the first to concern "Art and Life in Spain" and to be delivered Monday evening, Oct. 10. Other dates and subjects are: Oct. 17--"Art and Life of Italy"; Oct. 24--"Art and Life in England"; Nov. 7--"T'wenty of the World's Master Painters"; Nov. 14-- "Great Living American Paintess"; Oct. 21--"The Enjoyment of Modern Art." The league will hold a general meet- ing this week in the neighborhood room of the Community House, Win- netka, the entertainment to be pro- vided in a mystery puppet show, "The Green Beetle." A Saturday morning art class will be conducted in Highland Park, Win- netka and Kenilworth. taste so sweet? because of the extra care and supervision given its production Freshly drawn cow's milk contains 7c 5% of milk sugar. No change takes place in this milk sugar when milk is produced by cautious, careful methods in clean, sterile utensils, and quickly cooled to 50 degrees Fahrenheit or below, as is done with "Selected" milk. Because of these extra safeguards, during this critical stage -- the first 20 minutes--*"Selected" milk tastes sweet and keeps sweet. And when you drink it you will enjoy its sweet, natural taste and realize that there is no other milk in Chicago so good. BORDEN'S FARM PRODUCTS CO. of Illinois Wilmette 1545