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WINNETKA TALK October 15, 1927 7/E& lr iiiriiiriiiiiiiiiiiui iii SASS SASS % TSLSSLSLILLSLLSSSSSSSSSLLS SSS SSSSSSS ILS SSSSS LSS SSS SSSS ILS SSSS ISLS SSS SS SSIS SSS SSS SS SSS SSS LSS SSS LSS SSS SS LSS SSSI SASS SSIS SS SS ISLILLSSILSSSSISLSSLLSLS SIS ISS ISLES SELLA SLS ISIS LL SLSSSL SSS SL ILLS SSL ISL SEALS LIL SSIS AL SSS SSSA SL SISAL SSSA ASSAY Suggestions for Pre-Winter Care of Car 1--Have valves, coil, and timing checked for any defects. 2--Have charging rate set up to make up for the added burden on the battery. 3-- Check starter and motor for any faults. 4--Drain gas tank and gas line in order to remove all sedi- ment and water. 5--Have battery checked for acid. 6-- Test all the lights on the car. Edward V. Cullison "Official Raybestos Service Station" 909 Linden Avenue Shop Phone Night Phone Winnetka 686 Wilmette 765-R N77 rrr 7077, 'N. T. Faculty Club Holds Dinner and Theater Party The Men's club of New Trier High school, composed of the men of the school faculty, held a dinner meeting at the Eanston hotel at Main street and Forest avenue, Evanston, last Wednesday evening. Pictures of the Dempsey-Tunney fight were shown through the courtesy of Duke Childs, director of physical education at New Trier. Following the program at the hotel the club adjourned to the New Evanston theater where they viewed "The Easy Mark," current production of the Livanston Players. CHEVROLET Sales -- Service H. C. THOMSON 917 Linden Ave. Hubbard Woods Telephone Winn. 150 GRATES ANDIRONS place being '"'spruced up." SCUTTLES SCREENS been satisfied. WoOD-BASKETS here in Winnetka, and at our store. Eckart Hardware Co. 735 ELM STREET WINNETKA These chilly nights have made many people realize that their living room was much incomplete without the fire- Many of these people have come to us for Fireplace Accessories, and we know they've Your wants in accessories for the fireplace can be had right EVERYTHING for the FIREPLACE a including some dandy new WOOD-BASKETS in colors. They'll do wonders in add- ing color to your living room. PHONES 843-844 First Concert of Artist Series to Be Given Monday Miss Sophie Braslau, famed Ameri can contralto will give the opening concert of the Artist Recital series sponsored by the Winnetka Music club, at the New Trier High school auditorium next Monday evening. Miss Braslau is considered by critics to be one of the most outstanding singers in the world today. One of the few artists of today that have been equipped by nature and training to carry out the great vocal traditions of the past, Miss Braslau was born and educated in New York City, and despite the popular belief that an European reputation is essential to success in this country, established herself as a singer of great ability and popularity long before she duplicated her American triumphs in European circles. The concerts are arranged under the supervision of a committee of the Winnetka Music club composed of the following people: Mrs. Ronald L. Whitman, chairman, Mrs. Sidney F Bartlett, Mrs. Everett I. Harris, Mrs. Louis G. Schmid, Mrs. Harry L. Street and Mrs. Dwight C. Orcutt. president of the Winnetka Music club. Leaving Your Home Unoccupied? Then Notify Our Police Winnetka police report that there is an unusual amount of complaint from residents concerning thefts and prowl ings in the village, and Chief W. M. Peterson urges householders of Win- netka, on occasions when they are leaving their homes for the afternoon or evening, especially to notify the police department so that officers in the vicinity may keep a closer vigil cn the premises. Peterson warns villagers to beware of the stranger who calls at their doer and professes to be surprised that the person whom they reoresent they arc seeking, does not reside there. Fre- quently, Chief Peterson says, this is a method employed by crooks to as- certain if there is anyone at hone. and, in the event there is not, the place is robbed. 'ON TIMES OUR MOTTO AND "FAIR PLAY *- THAT'S HOW WE MAKE THE BUSINESS PAY, OLKS say we're always on time and that fair play is our business reputation. It must strike you that that's a pretty good com- | bination upon which to base an ap- peal for your patronage. We want you to investigate us and then em- ploy us. Phone 874 ~464 S.J. STEFFENS 703 OAK ST. WINNETKA,ILL.